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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Statement of GALE D. ROSSIDES ACTING ADMINISTRATOR Before the SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION SECURITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION COMMITTEE ON HOMELAND SECURITY UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUNE 10, 2009 Good afternoon Chairwoman Jackson-Lee, Ranking Member Dent, and distinguished Members of the Subcommittee. Thank you for the opportunity to appear today to provide an update on the President's fiscal year (FY) 2010 budget request for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). I would like to begin by thanking the Subcommittee for its support of TSA's ongoing efforts to improve transportation security. Your support positioned us well for a successful Presidential transition. I also want to thank the Subcommittee for supporting the resources provided to TSA in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). These resources are enhancing our nation's explosives detection capabilities in airports throughout the country by significantly accelerating the deployment of more effective and efficient technologies. Ensuring an Effective Transition The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has worked hard to ensure that TSA, as well as other DHS components, was poised to maintain our high level of security during the critical Presidential transition period. Continuity is essential for an agency that conducts security operations 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and 365 days a year. TSA personnel participated in important transition efforts, including joint exercises with our DHS colleagues and other Federal agencies to ensure we could effectively prevent and respond to a potential terrorist attack during this period. Designating the Deputy Administrator at TSA as a career position also helps ensure continuity, and I am honored to serve in this position and as the agency's Acting Administrator. 1 Building On Our Joint Success I have experienced first-hand the growth and maturation of TSA from its creation following the tragic events of September 11, 2001 (9/11) to the current high-performing global organization protecting Americans and our transportation systems. Under the oversight of this Committee, TSA has grown from a small cadre of employees to a dedicated workforce of over 50,000 protecting every domestic commercial airport, strengthening our nation's surface transportation modes, and working with our transportation security partners both domestically and around the world. We began with the challenge of hiring, training, and placing the first Federal screeners, known as Transportation Security Officers (TSOs), in airports where they intercepted prohibited items such as guns, knives, and razor blades. Now, TSA employs a highly-trained, professional, multi-skilled TSO workforce that conducts physical and behavioral screening to counter constantly changing threats and operates state-of-the-art screening equipment throughout airports and across multiple modes of transportation. Constant Vigilance Continuing TSA's success is as important today as it has ever been. For example, the threat level for commercial aviation remains high and terrorists continue to pose a threat to aviation. But the threats we face are broader than just aviation and terrorism. TSA is focused on the wide variety of threats, including natural disasters and health pandemics, that face all of our transportation hubs and infrastructure. We must remain vigilant and never lose focus of our mission. Implementing ARRA Funding Before I address the FY 2010 Budget, I want to update you on our plans for deploying the $1 billion in funding provided by Congress to TSA in ARRA. Using a risk-based approach, TSA is purchasing and installing explosives detection systems (EDS) and equipment that will greatly accelerate the deployment of new technologies in airports across the country. These ARRA funds will not only improve security, but also will create jobs and strengthen our economy. Approximately $700 million of ARRA funding will be allocated to the Electronic Baggage Screening Program, which includes the procurement and installation of airport baggage handling systems. TSA approved funding for 15 airports in ten states, including several small and medium sized airports, for optimal baggage screening solution projects. Additionally, we recently announced the award of $47 million for the purchase of 123 reduced-size EDS to be deployed at airports throughout the Nation. Approximately $300 million of ARRA funding is going to the Passenger Screening Program (PSP) to improve explosives detection capabilities in passenger screening. For the PSP, TSA plans to use ARRA funding for the purchase of Advanced Technology X- rays (AT X-ray), of which we announced an award of nearly $3 million for 44 AT X- 2 rays, and additional Whole Body Imagers (WBI), Universal Conveyor systems, Bottled Liquid Scanners (BLS), and Next Gen Explosives Trace Detectors. The ARRA funding enables us to accelerate our projected schedules toward full system operating capacity, greatly enhancing checkpoint security for the traveling public. Finally, TSA is providing subject matter expertise and assistance to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for the award of the $150 million appropriated in ARRA for public transportation and railroad security assistance grants. FY 2010 Budget Request Highlights The FY 2010 Budget will strengthen current efforts to secure all modes of transportation and allow critical investments in key programs. Specifically, the FY 2010 Budget provides TSA $7.8 billion, which reflects a total gross increase of $800 million for transportation security initiatives. The FY 2010 Budget includes funding to support various activities and requirements, including; $856.6 million for the procurement and installation of EDS at airports; $128.7 million for checkpoint and checked baggage screening systems at airports; $108.1 million for air cargo security; $80 million for Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response (VIPR) teams, which includes an additional $50 million for new VIPR teams dedicated solely to surface transportation security. The FY 2010 Budget also includes the annualization of $30 million received in FY 2008 and $20 million received in FY 2009 for such activities as Security Regulations, Strategies, Reports and Studies, Vulnerability and Threat Assessments; Name Based Checks Infrastructure, Inter-modal Security Training and Exercise Program; Information Sharing and Analysis Center for transportation security; General Aviation; and additional Surface Transportation Security Inspectors (STSI). I would like to highlight a few programs from the FY 2010 Budget. Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response Teams. The $50 million for 15 additional VIPR teams increases our random and surge force protection capability at transit hubs and other surface transportation venues. VIPR teams are capable of protecting any mode of transportation through risk-based targeted or unpredictable deployment of TSA assets in coordination with state, local, and Federal officials. VIPR teams consist of any combination of TSOs, Transportation Security Inspectors (TSIs), Federal Air Marshals (FAMs), Behavior Detection Officers (BDOs), Explosives Security Specialists, Bomb Appraisal Officers (BAOs), as well as local, state, and Federal security and law enforcement partners. 3 Bomb Appraisal Officers. The FY 2010 Budget also adds 109 BAO positions by the end of FY 2010 to strengthen security at domestic airports. BAOs are highly skilled individuals who have undergone specialized training in the identification and disposal of explosives. BAOs provide continual interaction and formal training to TSOs to increase their ability to recognize potential improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and IED components. BAOs also assist in clearing suspicious articles presented at checkpoints, often avoiding the need to call bomb squads, which can result in lengthy airport delays. Infrastructure for Identity Vetting and Credentialing. The FY 2010 Budget provides an additional $64 million to modernize the information technology infrastructure used to vet the identity of travelers and transportation workers. The funding will enable TSA to strengthen and enhance the existing infrastructure used to conduct vetting operations in several of our key security programs, such as Secure Flight, background checks for airport workers, the Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC), Hazardous Materials Commercial Driver's License Endorsement, and alien flight students. The infrastructure funding will also allow TSA to vet new populations as directed by Congress in the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007 (9/11 Act). EDS Procurement and Installation. In addition to the funding levels enacted for FY 2009 and through ARRA, the FY 2010 Budget requests $565.4 million to further accelerate facility modifications, recapitalization efforts, and the deployment of new electronic baggage screening technology systems. Whisper Communications. The FY 2010 Budget includes $5 million for additional Land Mobile Radios (LMRs) at TSA screening checkpoints. The LMRs enhance communications between TSOs with significantly less disruption to the passenger screening process. Passenger Security Fee. To better align the costs of aviation security with the beneficiaries, the President has proposed an increase to the Aviation Passenger Security Fee beginning in 2012. Since its establishment in 2001 as part of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act (ATSA), the Passenger Security Fee has been limited to $2.50 per passenger enplanement with a maximum fee of $5.00 per one-way trip. Congress anticipated that the aviation industry would pay for airline security costs through a combination of the Passenger Security Fee and an air carrier fee. However, the cost of providing security has increased substantially since 2001, leaving Federal taxpayers, rather than passengers and air carriers, to shoulder 60 percent of the expense of civil aviation security in FY 2008. In the same year, Passenger Security Fee collections covered only about 31 percent of the discretionary costs for civil aviation security and air carriers covered the remaining 9 percent. Beginning in FY 2012, the Fee would increase by $1.00 per year through FY 2014. Under the proposal, the maximum fee in FY 2014 and thereafter would be $5.50 per enplanement and $11.00 per one-way trip. The adjustment in 2012 will fulfill the original intent of ATSA by more closely allocating the cost of aviation security services to the individuals who directly benefit while simultaneously reducing the burden on the general taxpayer. The Administration and 4 TSA ask for your support of this proposal and we commit to work closely with Congress to obtain the necessary authorization to begin the fee adjustments in FY 2012. Implementing Our Ongoing Security Strategy An effective security system must constantly adapt to ever-changing threats in the variety of transportation security environments in which TSA operates. Our transportation security strategy begins with intelligence, a key driver in our risk-based approach to security. Our daily operational decisions are influenced by the latest intelligence and the risks that emanate from the constantly evolving threats we face. As an example of our constant adaptation, we are in the process of upgrading security effectiveness at all of our aviation checkpoints, including the most significant overhaul in passenger screening since 9/11. People. The effectiveness of our security screening relies on our people—they are TSA's biggest investment and most valuable asset. We work hard to take care of our employees and we are making significant progress. Our workforce attrition rates continue to decrease. The latest FY 2009 voluntary attrition rate of full-time TSOs is 5.2 percent— an improvement of more than 58 percent since FY 2006. The number of workplace injuries has fallen over 75 percent from FY 2004 to FY 2008 and continues to decrease. For the first seven months of FY 2009 there has been a 16 percent decrease in workplace injury claims filed compared to the first seven months of FY 2008. Every TSO working at a checkpoint has completed an extensive 16-hour retraining called ENGAGE!, which provides the latest information on intelligence, explosives detection, and human factors affecting security. This training is designed to develop a cadre of analytical security professionals. Additionally, all supervisory personnel have completed a second 16-hour training course called COACH! to help reinforce the ENGAGE! training and provide additional guidance to TSOs. We have revised our checkpoint Standard Operating Procedures to enable officers to use their judgment appropriately in achieving sensible security results. As part of TSA's improved security measures, we are deploying our workforce where we can achieve the best security results, most efficiently, and with minimal hassle for travelers. These improvements include the Travel Document Checker (TDC) and Screening Passengers by Observation Technique (SPOT) programs. The TDC program is now operating at all Federalized airports and enhances security by disrupting and detecting individuals who attempt to board an aircraft with fraudulent documents. We have deployed hundreds of BDOs at the nation's busiest airports as part of the SPOT program. The SPOT program uses non-intrusive behavior observation and analysis techniques to identify potentially high-risk passengers based on their behavior. The program originated from other successful behavioral analysis programs that have been employed by law enforcement and security personnel both in the U.S. and around the 5 world. Some of our law enforcement partners at the local and Federal level have asked TSA to provide training on this successful program. TSA believes a highly motivated workforce enhances our nation's security. We implemented a pay for performance system to recognize and reward individual and organizational performance, and created a career progression program for TSOs with new job classifications and opportunities to acquire new security skills. Our flexible personnel system authorities enable TSA to offer creative pay incentives, such as full- time health benefits for part-time TSOs. And most importantly, we listen to our employees. Through the National Advisory Council (NAC) – a formal group of TSOs nationwide elected by their peers who meet in person with TSA's senior leadership on a quarterly basis – and the Model Workplace program, TSA strives for continuous improvement by addressing employee concerns. At TSA, these programs reflect a genuine commitment by senior leadership. I have participated in every quarterly meeting of the NAC. Process. TSA is continuing to implement innovations in the checkpoint process. The current checkpoint during a peak travel period can be noisy and congested, which has the potential to conceal the actions of someone with hostile intent. The checkpoint pilot strives to provide a more convenient layout for passengers with more information explaining the screening process to create a better security environment with improved technology and enhanced training for our TSOs. Another simple yet effective program that improves the checkpoint process is the Diamond Self-Select program. Our self-select screening lanes are designated by signage (modeled after the familiar ski icons) that directs passengers to the appropriate lane based on their travel needs and knowledge. Green is the queue line for travelers who need extra time or special assistance, such as families traveling with children, people with disabilities or those who need prescription liquid medications or other liquids for medical conditions. The blue lane is for casual travelers who are somewhat familiar with the security procedures. The black diamond lane is for expert travelers who know the TSA security requirements and arrive at the checkpoint ready to go through efficiently. These dedicated lanes give passengers some measure of control over their own experience and also provide a better, less stressful environment for us to do our job. The result has been more effective and robust security. In cities with self-select lanes, we are seeing considerably lower alarm rates in the green lane because there is more time to prepare and remove prohibited items. Technology. With the support of this Subcommittee, we are expediting the upgrading of technology at passenger checkpoints and for checked baggage screening. AT X-Ray and WBI technologies greatly enhance our ability to detect small IED components made of common items, which remain the greatest threat, resulting in fewer bag checks and faster throughput, as well as the ability to upgrade the system with enhanced algorithms. WBI technologies enable TSA to detect prohibited items such as weapons, explosives, and other metallic and non-metallic objects concealed under layers of clothing without 6 physical contact. TSA will continue to deploy in 2009 Bottled Liquid Scanners that are used to ensure sealed containers do not contain threat liquids. Additionally, TSA is purchasing and installing reduced-size explosive detection systems (EDS) to increase security effectiveness and improve operational efficiencies through improved throughput. Deploying new technology is important, and certainly a step this Subcommittee has encouraged, but we are also taking critical steps to reassess both the technology and the search methods used by our TSOs. TSA is working with the Science & Technology Directorate and the National Laboratories to stay ahead of terrorist tradecraft. Update on Significant Ongoing Programs Before I conclude, I also want to update the Subcommittee on some of our most significant programs. 9/11 Act Implementation. I want to thank the Subcommittee for its ongoing support of $20 million in FY 2009 to implement new regulations and activities authorized by the 9/11 Act. TSA plans to use $3.6 million to upgrade the Automatic Detection and Processing Terminal (ADAPT) system that determines threats in the airspace and reduces the time and energy spent tracking an unknown anomaly that presents no threat. The remainder of the FY 2009 funding for 9/11 Act implementation will be used for surface security measures, including the hiring of an additional 50 TSIs for surface transportation, completing vulnerability and threat assessments for surface modes, developing the Inter-Modal Security Training and Exercise Program, and developing a transportation security Information Sharing and Analysis Center. Air Cargo. The 9/11 Act included two air cargo security requirements that mandate the screening of 50 percent of cargo transported on passenger aircraft by February 2009 and 100 percent by August 2010. I am happy to report that the industry is meeting the 50 percent screening requirement. We predict that the 100 percent screening requirement will be met by August 2010 for domestic cargo through our Certified Cargo Screening Program (CCSP). Under this program, the responsibility for screening is distributed voluntarily throughout the supply chain to improve security while minimizing the potential negative impact on the integrity and movement of commerce. A key component of achieving these milestones is the requirement, developed in coordination with air carriers and other stakeholders, that 100 percent of cargo transported on narrow-body (single-aisle) aircraft be screened. This requirement went into effect in October 2008. The passenger security impact of this screening is significant: although these aircraft carry only 25 percent of domestic air cargo on passenger aircraft, they account for the majority—approximately 95 percent—of domestic passenger flights. More importantly, these flights carry more than 80 percent of all passengers on flights originating in the United States. Thus, even at the statutory deadline for screening 50 percent of air cargo aboard passenger aircraft, we are effectively protecting the vast majority of the flying public. 7 The requirement in the 9/11 Act to also screen 100 percent of inbound air cargo from international departure points continues to present significant challenges. Although it is unlikely that industry can meet the ambitious timetable set by Congress, we continue to work with our international partners and the private sector to address these challenges and expect to continue to see significant improvements in the level of security for inbound air cargo on passenger aircraft as we move forward. We have developed an international air cargo inspection program that expands our ongoing foreign airport assessment regime to include a risk-based prioritization of sites and assets. This international regulatory activity work plan for air cargo will enable us to better determine areas of focus for inspection and assistance with our foreign partners. We look forward to working with this Subcommittee on this issue as the August 2010 deadline approaches. Secure Flight. Beginning with the FY 2005 DHS Appropriations Act, Congress provided TSA with very specific guidance in the form of ten conditions to meet to address concerns with the implementation of the Secure Flight program and gave the Government Accountability Office (GAO) a proactive role in reporting on our progress in meeting those conditions. As verified in GAO's report on the Secure Flight program published last month, TSA generally achieved nine of the ten conditions and conditionally achieved the one remaining condition. Your oversight and our partnership with GAO in meeting these conditions made Secure Flight a better program and it is now poised to effectively fulfill the mandate of comparing passenger information against watchlists. Specifically, Secure Flight provides a consistent watch list matching process across all aircraft operators; provides for earlier law enforcement notification and coordination; and better protects watch list data thanks to its limited distribution. The Secure Flight program utilizes the Cleared List, a product of the DHS Transportation Redress Inquiry Program (DHS TRIP), to ensure that individuals who have been previously misidentified and have applied for redress are promptly cleared and do not experience similar problems in the future. The Secure Flight program began implementation with certain aircraft operators on selected flights on January 27, 2009. To date, four aircraft operators have successfully begun cutover and numerous others have begun testing. TSA truly appreciates the cooperation and assistance these volunteer aircraft operators provided to the program during its initial rollout. Secure Flight has also embarked upon an aggressive public outreach campaign in partnership with the aircraft operators and the Ad Council to educate passengers about how the Secure Flight program makes air travel safer and easier for millions of Americans. TSA believes that the Secure Flight program will be able to assume responsibility for watch list matching of passengers for all domestic commercial flights by the end of the first quarter of calendar year 2010, and all international commercial flights by the end of calendar year 2010. 8 Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC). I am also pleased to update you on the progress of the TWIC program that we jointly administer with the United States Coast Guard (USCG). TSA continues to operate over 149 enrollment centers located throughout the United States and territories to serve the maritime workers who will require a TWIC. As of May 25, 2009, TSA completed enrollment of 1,208,412 workers and over 84 percent of workers who had enrolled have been issued their cards. The USCG completed the phased compliance of enforcement of TWIC in Captain of the Port (COTP) Zones nationwide by April 15, 2009. TSA and USCG closely monitored progress during the transition period to ensure smooth compliance at the COTP Zones. To further improve security and enhance enforcement efforts in COTP Zones, TSA completed initial capability evaluations of TWIC readers and approved 17 readers for use in the TWIC pilot program; additional readers are expected to undergo testing and be approved for use in the pilot. Early Operational Assessment of readers began in Brownsville, Texas, in April 2009 when the port completed final installation of readers and began operations of TWIC readers at their MTSA-regulated facilities. Other pilot participants are expected to follow Brownsville later this year. Global Outreach. As TSA continues to adapt to changing threats, we recognize the need to expand our zone of security and interdict threats before they arrive on our shores. Through collaboration and partnerships, TSA promotes the implementation of effective global transportation security processes worldwide while ensuring compliance with international and TSA standards. Focusing on closing gaps and providing enhanced capabilities, TSA seeks to manage risks and work with our international partners to harmonize security measures. We accomplish this daily on many international fronts, multilaterally and bilaterally, through Transportation Security Administration Representatives in 23 countries overseas; a cadre of inspectors working with stakeholders and officials at airports, air carriers and Foreign Repair Stations; technical assistance programs; and standard-setting organizations such as the European Commission and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO.) We promote best practices, capacity building and information- sharing through other international organizations such as the Group of Eight, the International Working Group on Land Transport Security, the European Community, the Asia-Pacific Economic Conference; and numerous ICAO regional groupings in Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East. Another example of our global efforts is our Office of Law Enforcement/Federal Air Marshal Service (OLE/FAMS) relationship with foreign air security partners. OLE/FAMS conducts training for foreign air marshals to combat international terrorism. As demonstrated during the United Kingdom August 2006 plot to use liquid explosives to take down passenger aircraft bound for the United States, TSA worked with our international partners to respond immediately. The Aviation Security Sustainable International Standards Team (ASSIST) initiative is already showing positive results. This program works to effectively build sustainable institutions through information sharing and best practices. Key focus areas include 9 training needs, equipment, current aviation programs, and aviation security legislation. St. Lucia is the first nation to partner with TSA in this new program, which launched in January. In April, the Republic of Liberia became the second ASSIST partner country and just last month TSA completed an intensive two week training program on aviation passenger screening there. In the coming months we look forward to continuing this effort in other locations. Conclusion Madam Chairwoman, thank you and this Subcommittee for the resources you have provided in the past to achieve significant enhancements in our people, processes and technology. Thank you also for the opportunity to discuss the President's FY 2010 budget request for TSA and our plans for continuing to improve transportation security. I look forward to working together. I would be pleased to respond to your questions. 10
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In my opinion, this show keeps on getting better and better (and more interesting). Almost every other episode there's a new development, and for the most part it doesn't seem convoluted. I think this most recent development adds another layer of complexity to the show. How are Ben and Vivian going to leave the house when they discover what happened to Violet? I have a sneaking theory that they're both going to die in that house (and that's going to just add to the long-standing occurrence of people always dying in that house).
Another theory is that at some point both Ben and Vivian die, and the show continues with a new cast of characters. The original cast can simply re-appear from time-to-time. It would give the show a creatively interesting sense of longevity. On the other hand, if the show ends prematurely, perhaps the finale could deal with Ben and Vivian coming to terms with Violet's death and having to leave with that emotional epiphany.
However, I am of the opinion that both Ben and Vivian aren't going to make it out of that house alive. Perhaps one of them might live. For some reason I can see Vivian being the only surviving member of the family but then living out the remainder of her days completely emotionally distraught over the deaths of her family (including these newborns... whatever happens of them).
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For a long time, the conventional wisdom among this crew has been that the deficit and the debt were the United States' chief economic problems. That's why I wasn't surprised when Martin Sorrell, the head of the global communications giant WPP , referred to the deficit as the country's most important economic issue at a breakfast discussion he moderated at the forum this week. The conversation was off the record, but when I asked Sorrell if I could quote his comment, he happily doubled down: Not only was the deficit the United States' most important economic woe, it was the most important economic issue in the entire world.
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Soon enough we'll be checking for ticks!
Penobscot County Sheriff's deputies and State Police are scouring the Corinth and Hudson area at this hour after a reported bank robbery.
The robbery was reported just after 9 this morning at the Camden National Bank Branch on Main Street in Corinth.
We already knew this of course!
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I have been told that the tech revolution is coming along with the possibility of Wi-Fi downtown, courtesy of an unnamed rainbow rabbit. I just hope that we have enough juice to power it. And so, my humble suggestion is to take a page from my former stomping grounds in Brooklyn, New York, and set up shade-covered, solar-powered USB chargers on the street. Street Charge is a new kind of charging station created by Pensa! [h/t to Swiss Miss].
Imagine a First Friday where you used all the juice on your phone finding the Truck Stop in the Crossroads. Next thing you know, you're plugging in your Android phone and wolfing down a meatball sub at the same time. Humans and technology getting energy at the same time? That's called multitasking, people. Go forth, webpreneurs. Share this on the social media and the Facebook and then make this happen.
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Addressing Environmental Issues in Real Estate Development
Aboveground Storage Tanks: Where Are We Now?
Vapor Intrusion: New Rules by the EPA
Meet Your Deadlines: West Virginia AST Act Challenges
The Water Values Podcast: Rolling Out AMI in San Francisco with Alison Kastama and Heather Pohl (Part 1)
What Are the Important Issues for Investor-Owned Water Utilities?
Winning Formula for Construction Litigation – Lessons Learned from a Recent Trial Win
The Water Values Podcast - How Can We Resolve Water Conflicts?
Schoenbrod: SCOTUS Ruling Helps EPA Deal With a "Stupid Statute"
The Water Values Podcast: Water as a Business Risk. And Opportunity. With Will Sarni
The Water Values Podcast - The Economics of Water with David Zetland, Ph.D.
Senate Bill 375 and Susatainable Communities Strategies
Manufacturers, Importers and Retailers Must Take Action Following DTSC Reveal of Priority Products
Law Prof: The Clean Air Act Needs a Reboot
Doing Business in California, Proposition 65, the California Green Chemical Initiative and the Rigid Plastic Packaging Regulations
BB&K's Charity Schiller Discusses CEQA Baseline
FCC Proposes New Rules On Local Wireless Siting
Mining: New challenges and opportunities
The Koontz Decision: Limits Conditions a Government can Impose on Developers
DynCorp's 'Strategic' Defense In Drug Crop Spraying Suit
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On June 18, 2015, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $55 million in funding for projects to accelerate biomass development and develop generator technologies under the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy...more
On June 17, 2015, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced the release of a report to congress that builds on the Why Biobased? report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) in 2014. The new report, An...more
On June 12, 2015, the USDA began accepting applications for grants under the Biofuels Infrastructure Partnership (BIP). Through the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC), BIP will provide up to $100 million in grants to support...more
On June 15, 2015, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued final amendments to the regulations concerning the Voluntary Labeling Program for Biobased Products. The rule is intended to incorporate statutory amendments...more
On May 27, 2015, the United States Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") and Army Corps of Engineers ("Corps") jointly released a final rule (the "Clean Water Rule") redefining the scope of their shared jurisdiction under...more
On June 1, 2015, the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) voted to pass the new Low iLUC Risk Biomass Criteria and Compliance Indicators standard. The standard was approved as an optional module for those undergoing...more
Any plans to "substantially divert" water from a river or stream requires notification to the state Department of Fish and Wildlife, the California Court of Appeal found. In reversing a lower court's decision that favored...more
On May 29, EPA took long-awaited action on the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), with the unusual step of proposing standards for several years at once. EPA is reproposing the 2014 RFS—its original proposal of November 2013...more
Environmental and Policy Focus: EPA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approve new definition of "waters of the United States" - Allen Matkins - May 27:
The U.S. EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced on May...more
In March, President Obama issued Executive Order 13693, "Planning for Federal Sustainability in the Next Decade." It replaces and updates a number of Executive Orders and Memorandums, most notably replacing Executive Order...more
The General Assembly convened for the 2015 legislative session on January 14. Lawmakers returned to Raleigh on January 28 to begin the session in earnest. The MVA Public Affairs Legislative Report on North Carolina will be...more
Pursuant to the Clean Water Act's Oil Spill Pollution, Prevention, Control and Countermeasures Rule (SPCC Rule), farmers and other oil storage and handling facilities are required to have an SPCC Plan to prevent oil spills...more
On May 8, 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promulgated through a direct final rule significant new use rules (SNUR) for 25 chemical substances that were the subject of premanufacture notices (PMN). ...more
BIO examined the impact of EPA's recent inability in administering the federal Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) on investment in advanced and cellulosic biofuels. It has found that EPA's delay in issuing the final 2013 and 2014...more
On April 29, 2015, the Roundtable on Sustainable Biomaterials (RSB) released a draft standard titled "Low iLUC Risk Biomass Criteria and Compliance Indicators" that will allow producers to show that they generate biofuels...more
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Biomass Research and Development Technical Advisory Committee published a notice in the April 30, 2015, Federal Register announcing an open meeting that will provide advice and guidance...more
The State Council of China has published an ambitious plan to reverse the deterioration of water quality and improve management of water resources throughout China. ...more
On April 28, 2015, the European Parliament approved a draft law restricting crop-based biofuels in order to encourage production of advanced biofuels with low-risk ILUC and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. ...more
On April 24, 2015, EPA released a Federal Register notice inviting comment on analysis of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions produced during the production and transport of Brassica carinata (carinata) oil feedstock for use...more
On April 22, 2015, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack celebrated Earth Day by announcing that USDA "is providing more than $112 million in loans and grants to help rural communities build and upgrade...more
A recent article in USA Today questions whether ethanol's days are numbered. While that article is written from the perspective of whether the stock of ethanol producing companies is a good investment, it focuses on some of...more
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By Executive Order B-29-15, signed on April 1, 2015, Governor Brown declared a state of drought emergency "to exist throughout the State of California …." Among other things, the recitals state:
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I soooo want to try that spa day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by Sckurtzman on 4/27/2013 9:21:20 PM
why arent my comments showing up?
by KatnissEverlark13 on 3/1/2013 12:18:32 AM
Thats awesome!
by KatnissEverlark13 on 3/1/2013 12:11:59 AM
by winniefer on 11/26/2012 9:04:29 PM
by ravenclawgirl on 11/26/2012 6:50:49 PM
by winniefer on 11/26/2012 6:31:07 PM
Hey Girls! Join my club called: Legit Boy Advice This is a LEGIT club about boy advice. Any questions you have let me know because guess what?! I have 5 brothers and I have each age group of boys that you will have questions for (about ANYTHING)get REAL answers from REAL BOYS themselves! All you have to do is include your age and question and I'll get right too it!
by Chloe<3 on 11/26/2012 6:19:31 PM
I do the jello pore cleaner. It works so well! It just sometimes hurts when you peel it off curtain places.
1. Get plain jello .
2. Pour it into a small bowl.
3. Heat it in the microwave for 30 secs.
4. Let the jello cool for a few secs.
5. Dip your finger in and put it on all areas of your nose.
6. Let it sit for 15 min.
7. Peel
It's kinda gross looking at all the dirt and oil that was in your pores but it's cool knowing it clean Every girl should try this! It's from Michelle Phan
by YouCanCallMeCat on 11/26/2012 9:26:28 AM
by candycrush12 on 11/25/2012 11:32:20 PM
by lemonlime123 on 11/25/2012 11:31:13 PM
by sailaway11 on 11/25/2012 9:59:44 PM
schooled: guys how to's
ok hi so i can help you with guys. like i can help when they say they love you and go say that to a girl you do not know or if you like a guy and you wish he likes you or if he likes you but you would like to just be friends i can help you!
I NEED: A VP, TREASURER, AND SECRETARY! I also have a book and movie lover of the week! please join! thanks.
by messy-luv's-you on 11/25/2012 9:43:49 PM
Make homemade hand scrubs!!!!!!! Though some homemade facemasks are really nasty.... one made the skin on my eyelids peel... ewww
by emmabess on 11/25/2012 8:59:53 PM
by volleyballlovergirlie on 11/25/2012 8:10:50 PM
Thank you Lauren T. !
by BabyBallerina on 11/25/2012 7:55:48 PM
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by awesomegirl4everandalways on 11/25/2012 7:04:02 PM
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO doing this on my sunday night pamper (gets me in a good mood for school on monday) I typically do a hair treatment, bubble bath, and brown sugar scrub This will make me extra pumped!
by YayaYuiki on 11/25/2012 6:19:41 PM
by * Queen of the Fashionistas* on 11/25/2012 12:05:04 PM
This looks so fun and relaxing! Thanks for articles like this! But please, not so pricey!
From boys to friends, schoolwork to Queen Bees, from pets to books, teachers to family probs, I have advice on all of it, from real life experience and advice books. This club is a place to VENT, and CHAT with all the other members. No judging allowed! Don't have many members, SO JOIN!!!!!!!!!!!
by puddinface7 on 11/25/2012 9:50:58 AM
OMG! I'm always looking for articles like this! I just woke up and thought what I should do with my last day then I was like SPA DAY!!! I'm always asking my mom for spa stuff so I have a bunch
I will probably put on my silk robe (the only problem is its slippery!) and do a face mask, mani-pedis (or beg my mom to take me to the nail salon!) and do a pore strip after my face mask. Then, I will take a bubble bath and use my lavender scented bubbles! Oh! And for my pedicure I'll use my foot spa and put in some foot bath salts (they have the same things as the socks that you have and they smell sooo good!) and use my pedicure kit!!!! Oh man, I'm sooo excited now! Spa day here I come!
by turnonthemusic1 on 11/25/2012 9:40:35 AM
love this....i was already thinking about giving myself my own mani-pedi tomorrow! i guess I'll just add in a few more things but i don't jave a mask oh well i'll just use a scrub or something.
by amileofroses on 11/25/2012 1:16:22 AM
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Ethernet Card Driver
This guide covers how to install drivers for your ethernet card under Windows 95. If you are using NT or 98, these instructions may not work for you.
1) If Windows autodetected your ethernet card, one of two things will happen:
1. It detects the card, and installs the drivers from the Windows 95 cd. Windows will then install the drivers for your card, and then ask you to reboot. After you reboot, you can proceed to the TCP/IP Installation Guide.
2. It detects the card, but says that Windows does not contain the drivers it needs and asks you to insert a disk with the proper drivers. If it does this, insert the floppy disk or the cdrom that came with your ethernet card and select the directory the drivers are in. Windows will then install the drivers for your card, and then ask you to reboot. After you reboot, you can proceed to the TCP/IP Installation Guide.
2) If windows did not autodetect your ethernet card, the following should help you install your drivers.
1. If you added your ethernet card with the Add New Hardware wizard, as explained in the Ethernet Installation Guide, if windows has a driver for the card it will install that driver as in Case 1 above. If it does not have a driver, it will install the driver for your card as in Case 2 above.
2. If you added your ethernet card manually, you will either select your card from a list of drivers that windows has, or you can click the Have Disk button and select the appropriate driver for your card from the driver disk that was provided with the network card. Once the driver is installed, windows will reboot, and your card should function correctly.
Now that you have the drivers install for your card, you should proceed to the TCP/IP Installation Guide.
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Thank you for a fantastic year of laughter, music and fun!
We are proud of our work this year, continuing to give
justice to the stage and credit to the university.
Have a wonderful summer and stay tuned for our plans for next year!
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Thai Food and Twisting: Mask and Wig Date Night 2015
By Patrick Romano, Cast '16 Here at the Mask and Wig Club, we take our work seriously. Every year, from January until April, we perform 2-3 shows joint per weekend to sold-out audiences, both here in Philly and around the country (and now the world) on Tour. Still, like all human beings, we require means to relax and blow off steam when
Across the Pond and Back: Planning Wig's First Overseas Tour
By Alex Rodrigues, Business Staff 15, Tour Director Tour is a tradition that goes back almost as far as the Club's inception. The Cast works tirelessly for nine months to put together the best show possible. Then we want everyone to see it, so we take the show on the road. In the past few years we've traveled to New
Wig's Role at the Social Ivy
When we are not in class, studying or working tirelessly to put on consistently high-caliber productions, Mask and Wig likes to be social. We try to stay active within the Penn community by socializing with other groups, while also building brotherhood within our company. Let two of our three social chairs explain how we go about this in this week's blog post! Alex


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John Tashtchian
Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent, Relocation, Glendale, CA
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- Website: http://www.PropertyByJohn.com
My Philosophy is quite simple. I'm as Good as My TEAM and being part of your Home Buying or Selling TEAM is a Great Honor. Because Together We Can and Will Achieve More! With the real estate market more complex than ever, your success depends on working with an expert like John Tashtchian who will protect your interests, and ease the Real Estate & financing process with his knowledge and enthusiasm. Being a former Board member of Encino Neighborhood Council, and Chair for Public Safety, My vast Knowledge and concerns for all homeowners is key when conducting Real Estate within our communities in The San Fernando Valley. To John, helping clients with their real estate transaction needs is more than just a career; it is a passion. Since 1991, he has been privileged to help many loyal, satisfied clients - from individuals and families to investors- achieve the best results possible.John applies his seasoned experience, sharp attention to detail and skillful negotiating to your unique situation. He works closely with every client to listen to their needs, identify viable options, and strategize the right solution. His goal is to make you feel comfortable, well informed, and most importantly, confident in your decisions.Over the years, John has earned respect as a top-producer in residential and commercial lending, regulatory compliance, bank products and financial services. No matter what your personal needs or property purchase requirements, he will put his proven, practical experience to work for you. A native of Los Angeles, & San Fernando Valley John attended Los Angeles Pierce College in Woodland Hills and studied Business Management USC in Los Angeles. He began his career as a corporate banker responsible for leading an award-winning management team, overseeing multiple branches/departments, and dramatically increasing profit share. Realizing his passion for real estate, John earned his California real estate license and pursued the field of real estate & finance. He has worked with prime investors nationwide, built and managed a team of real estate financial professionals, and partnered with a wide network of Realtors®, CPAs and attorneys in California whom he refers.John is a natural problem solver and effective leader known for turning around even the most intricate transactions. His great command of numbers is complemented by his many strong relationships with loyal clients, who consistently refer him business and use him repeatedly for all their real estate needs..... see more


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Ever gotten a person's phone number and forgotten what they look like the morning after? Or found taking contact display pictures awkward?
With Number Snap, you will be able to hand the device to a person to type in their name and number - just as you would when adding a contact normally. As soon as the contact is added, a photo will be taken of them from the front-facing camera and assigned as their contact display picture (the picture will not be saved to your photo gallery).
Auto SMS: Another feature of Number Snap is the Auto SMS which facilitates the exchange of contact details. As soon as the person's contact details are added a text message containing your number is automatically sent to their phone.
Number Snap is the perfect app for networking and social events where meeting people is a likelihood and is a great alternative to contact photo syncing.
"Have you ever been in, let's say a discotheque, and gotten caught in a whirl of names, numbers and faces that you just can't keep straight? Happens all the time. Luckily, NumberSnap just became available for Android on Google Play." - TechCrunch
(Auto SMS can be switched on or off and a warning message will be displayed to the person informing them that their picture is being taken which can also be displayed or hidden)
What's New
Easy Sync
Each friend can be added as a new contact or linked to an existing contact. Once they linked, with single touch, all the pictures can be sync to the phone. You will never miss your friend updated picture.
"Add": add the friend as a new contact. Single touch to add it to the contact book.
"Select": select a contact to link to the friend
"Sync": sync the friend picture to the linked contact. Be aware that the previous icon will be gone.
"Unlink": remove the link to the contact
"Reload Friends": reload all the friends and their pictures
"Sync All Pictures": sync all the linked friends and contacts
To make the contact selection easy
press menu to display all contacts or just the contacts with phone numbers
type a letter in search box to narrow the list.
If you need more time to test, please let us know and we are quite flexible.
Contacts Sync for Foursquare
Syncs all of your friends contact information including...
* First and Last Name
* Photo
* Phone Number
* Email Address
* Facebook Account
* Twitter Account
* Home City
* Gender
* Foursquare User ID
* Short Biography Text
To use this application, go to your "Settings" menu and choose the "Accounts and Sync" option. You can then "Add" a new account, and "Contact Sync for Foursquare" should appear in the list.
Some things to note:
1. Some friends may not display all the available contact information. For example, Facebook and Twitter Accounts are optional for Foursquare, so some Foursquare friends may not display these fields if they haven't supplied this information.
2. Some Android devices, such as newer Samsung phones, may not display some of the custom contact fields. such as the Facebook and Twitter Accounts. This information is still stored on your phone, but it just isn't visible. If this affects your phone, you may need to use a different Contacts app to display the missing fields. However, this should not affect standard fields such as Email Address and Phone Number - these should always be displayed if the Foursquare friend has supplied this information.
Like this application? Why don't you make a donation via the website?
Add Contact
1. View your contacts in most recently added order.
2. Add a new contact from a dialpad. Optionally an SMS with your name will be sent to the new contact.
3. Add a new contact directly from an SMS message containing that contacts name.
Add Contact IS meant to make it fast to add new contacts and easy to access them right away. If you want to add mobile numbers of new friends (or enemies) more quickly or see your most recently added contacts, this is the app for you.
Add Contact IS NOT a dedicated contact manager. If you want a manager that allows you to input a number, email, business, address etc all at once, this is not the app for you.
If you are looking for a dedicated contact manager, checkout Dossier. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=basic.dossier


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The Compliance Center (ICC)
based in Niagara Falls, NEW YORK (USA)
Since its inception in 1987, ICC The Compliance Center has been training and providing products to comply with dangerous goods regulations to safely handle and transport dangerous goods by air, ground or sea. ICC The Compliance Center has been operating for over 20 years throughout Canada and the United States, and has developed products that have become the de facto ...
Clean Harbors
based in Norwell, MA, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Clean Harbors is North America's leading provider of environmental, energy and industrial services serving large and small, public and private entities, and numerous federal, state and local governmental agencies, providing a broad range of hazardous material management and disposal services including the collection, packaging, recycling, treatment and disposal of ...
Chelsea Technologies Group
based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM
Chelsea Technologies Group (CTG) provides multi parameter water sensor for the environmental monitoring (both oceanographic and inland water), contamination monitoring and process control markets. Satisfying the needs of both the civil and military markets CTG specialises in technologies ranging from optical and acoustic sensors to comprehensive environmental and process ...
Ionicon Analytik Ges.m.b.H.
based in Innsbruck, AUSTRIA
IONICON is the world's leading producer of trace gas analyzers with market-leading, real-time, single-digit pptv-level detection limits for VOCs using the unique Proton Transfer Reaction – Mass Spectrometry (PTR-MS) and Selective Reagent Ionization – Mass Spectrometry (SRI-MS) technology. IONICON also produces trace calibration devices for analytical instruments and ...
NILU - The Norwegian Institute for Air Research
based in Kjeller, NORWAY
NILU is an independent research institute founded in 1969. NILU`s environmental building on Kjeller, the outskirt of Lillestrøm and Oslo, became the permanent headquarter in 1994. The institute conducts environmental research with emphasis on the sources of airborne pollution, atmospheric transport, transformation and deposition and is also involved in the ...
Apollo Safety Inc.
based in Fall River, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Apollo Safety has been serving the safety industry since John and Tracy Carvalho started the business in February 1995. Apollo has grown to be the leading safety and technical services equipment provider in New England and serving by courier across the Untied States and Internationally. Apollo Safety understands that safety is much more than just a commodity. Our focus ...
Sigma-Aldrich Co., LLC
based in Bellefonte, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Sigma-Aldrich is a leading Life Science and High Technology company whose biochemical, organic chemical products, kits and services are used in scientific research, including genomic and proteomic research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, the diagnosis of disease and as key components in pharmaceutical, diagnostics and high technology manufacturing. ...
TEA, Inc.
based in Baton Rouge, LOUISIANA (USA)
Toxicological & Environmental Associates, Inc. (TEA, Inc.) is an environmental consulting firm specializing in green and sustainable approaches to the design and implementation of cost-effective remediation and restoration systems; implementation of risk-based revitalization programs; litigation support and expert witness services. TEA has served its clients throughout ...
Euro-Gas Management Services Ltd
based in Churston Ferrers, UNITED KINGDOM
EURO-GAS - Providing the solutions for gas detection. Worldwide specialist suppliers of gas detection sensors (including Sixth Sense), circuitry, transmitters and housed solutions; fixed gas detection systems; gas generators; Komyo Kitagawa gas detector tube system; together with a range of portable and personal gas detection equipment including carbon monoxide, oxygen, ...
Enhesa - Global EHS & Product Compliance Assurance
based in Brussels, BELGIUM
Enhesa is a global environmental, health and safety consulting firm, providing EHS regulatory compliance assurance support to businesses worldwide. Over the past 20 years, Enhesa has built a knowledgebase of EHS regulations which includes the "What" of business requirements, the "How" to develop cost-effective solutions and the "When" of enforcement activities in over 200 ...


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'The Intouchables' Premieres At MOMA On The Screen - Chopard and The Weinstein Co. hosted the premiere of the new film, "The Intouchables," on Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at the Museum of Modern Art. Live Ballet And Opera In HD Coming To Parrish On The Screen - The Parrish Art Museum's Opera and Ballet in Cinema series is presenting five consecutive Live in HD telecasts during March and April. 'East End Stories On Screen' To Feature Vintage Warhol Video And East End Artists On The Screen - The Parrish Art Museum will present "East End Stories on Screen," a semiannual film program featuring rarely seen home movies, newsreels, documentaries, and interviews with East End artists. WHBPAC: Finest In World Cinema - 'A Dangerous Method' On The Screen - As part of its Finest in World Cinema series, the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center will screen director David Cronenberg's provocative and suspenseful drama, "A Dangerous Method." Southampton Native Jack Heller Hits A Home Run With 'Enter Nowhere' by Tony Vargas On The Screen - Jack Heller, a brilliant up and coming film director from Southampton kept audience members on the edge of their seats at the premiere of his film "Enter Nowhere." The Athena Film Festival: A Celebration Of Women And Leadership On The Screen - The Athena Film Festival: A Celebration of Women and Leadership, announces its 2012 lineup of narrative and documentary films, as well as this year's recipients of the Athena Film Festival Awards. Now in its second year, the Festival runs from Thursday, February 9 through Sunday, February 12. WHBPAC Finest In World Cinema Presents 'My Week With Marilyn' On The Screen - As part of its Finest in World Cinema series, the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center will screen Simon Curtis's acclaimed drama "My Week with Marilyn." 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Directed by John Ford, this Oscar winning 1939 film is considered by critics to be the film that made John Wayne a Hollywood star. Claire Trevor costars. Not rated.


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Preheat oven to 325°F. Butter two 9x5x3-inch loaf pans. Dust pans with flour. Combine first 8 ingredients in medium bowl; stir to blend well. Whisk eggs, sugar and buttermilk in large bowl. Add dry ingredients; stir to combine. Add pumpkin and oil; stir until blended. Divide batter between prepared pans.
Bake until tester inserted into center of each loaf comes out clean, about 1 hour 20 minutes. Let loaves cool 10 minutes. Cut around pan sides to loosen loaves, if necessary. Turn out loaves onto racks; cool completely. (Can be made ahead. Wrap tightly and store at room temperature 1 day or freeze up to 1 month.)


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We are in the process of wrapping up final thoughts on the iPhone 6, but while it's still in hand and on our minds, we wanted to compare it to a couple of interesting Android devices that are doing the opposite of today's smartphone trend – going smaller. The Samsung Galaxy Alpha and Sony Xperia Z3 Compact carry flagship-level specs, but weigh in with smaller bodies and slightly lower-resolution displays, which just so happen to match up nicely to the new iPhone. Funny how Apple went bigger by using a 4.7-inch display, yet these Android phones are technically "small" with their 4.7-inch and 4.6-inch displays. (more…)
iPhone 6 First Impressions – Yes, Really.
For years, we have debated whether or not we should do an iPhone review of some sort. And for years, we always decided against it for one reason or another. But this year, with iOS 8 reinventing all of our favorite Android features, along with a reinvention of the big phone ("bigger than bigger," people) through the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, we thought that it was finally time. So yes, we have an iPhone 6 and we are going to review it. (more…)
Report: Apple to Shut Down Beats Music
"When I listened to theirs [Beats Music] for a while, I feel completely different … it's hard to describe." This is what Tim Cook said about Beats Music in an interview with Charlie Rose just 10 days ago on September 12. Now, as TechCrunch reports via five separate sources from inside of the company, Apple is set to shut down the music service indefinitely. (more…)
Welcome, iPhone Users and iOS Developers, to Fragmentation.
Lulz. (more…)
Ten iOS 8 Features Your Apple Friends Are Freaking Out About
Below are the top ten features your friends who use iOS devices are probably freaking out about at the moment. Maybe some of them simply cannot believe how revolutionary iOS 8 is, but hopefully they recognize that a lot of iOS 8 is just Apple catching up to Google and features its Android platform has had for years. On the other hand, some of these improvements would be great to have on Android. (more…)
Samsung Pokes at Apple's Failed Live Stream, Welcomes Them to the Big Phone Bandwagon
Last night, during our recording of the DL Show episode 68, Samsung unleashed six new ads, which of course, were centered around Apple's recent announcements. The ads aren't all great, but the first two below are actually silly enough to watch, just to see Samsung poke at Apple for their failed live stream of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus event and remind them that large phones have been around for two years.
The commercials all star faux Apple Geniuses that are borderline hipster. They encounter issues throughout with their Apple products, issues that they wouldn't have if they were using a Galaxy Note 4. At least that's the theme here.
I think the best part about these ads, is seeing the Apple apologist media tell the world how terrible they are, even if they are spot on. (more…)
Visa Token, A Credit Card Obfuscation Service, May Come to Android in 2015
At least one feature of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus isn't nearly as novel as Apple would have you believe. The biggest selling point (pun intended) of Apple Pay, a part of which relies on NFC to handle transactions in brick-and-mortar stores, is ostensibly its security measures.
At its press conference yesterday, Apple touted Pay's obfuscation, which involves generating payment "tokens" – out-of-sequence strings meaningless to any would-be hacker – by randomizing your credit card numbers. As it turns out, though, Apple isn't actually handling the conversion; at least one payment processor, Visa, will rely on a proprietary service to generate tokens. (more…)
Apple Watch Sounds Like It has 1-Day Battery Life to Me, Just Like Most Smartwatches
Apple announced the Apple Watch today, a device that won't actually arrive until some time in early 2015. Even though it isn't going to be available for months, Apple still showed off the device's potential features, design, different models, and an estimated price, which will start at $349. But for those in the Android game who have been interested in Android Wear and smartwatches in general, there was one piece to today's presentation that was of interest – expected battery life. Of course, that information never did arrive, nor has it appeared on Apple's own dedicated website section for the Watch. Well, not directly, but Apple has hinted at it a couple of times.
Android Wear watches, at least so far, have struggled to get more than a full day of use before needing to be charged. We have talked off and on about smartwatch battery life expections for weeks, especially now that the Moto 360 is available, suggesting that they need to be lessoned thanks to the technology involved here. Yet for whatever reason, tech enthusiasts had decided that Apple would unveil a watch that goes well beyond a day, maybe even three or four without needing to be charged. As unrealistic as that sounds, this is the world we live in. Expectations for Apple to change the game are always there, even if they haven't for years.
I hate to break it to you, but from what we have heard and seen from Apple today, it certainly doesn't appear as if they have reinvented battery tech for watches with the Apple Watch. (more…)


text: Robert Cargill Unknown date of birth - Died 4 September 1918 PDF Print Share Key details Contribute › Service number26035 AWMM Also known as ForceArmy AWMM Last rankWW1 AWMMPrivate AWMMNew Zealand Infantry AWMM WarWorld War I, 1914-1918 AWMM Lay a poppy Name panels, Wellington Provincial Memorial, Karori Cemetery … Read more View gallery Hide sources Show empty fields Identity About Contribute › Title ForenamesRobert AWMM SurnameCargill AWMM Ingoa Also known as Service number26035 AWMM Gender Iwi Hapū Waka Rohe Religion Images and documents Images Contribute › Documents Contribute › Civilian life About birth Contribute › Date of birth01/08/1885 Public - Dennis Michael - Other Relative - 29 April 2015 - Sourced from the Military Personnel File 26035, document 'Attestation for General Service' made by Robert himself on 15/06/1917 Place of birth Birth notes Occupations Contribute › Occupation before enlistmentWW1 AWMMLabourer AWMM Post war occupation Next of kin Contribute › Address before enlistment Next of kin on embarkationMrs J. Cargill (mother), 24 Buick Street, Petone, New Zealand AWMM Relationship status Service Wars and conflicts Contribute › WarWorld War I, 1914-1918 AWMM Campaigns ForceArmy AWMM Service number26035 AWMM Military units Military service Miilitary decorations Contribute › Medals and Awards Training and Enlistment Contribute › Military training EnlistmentWW1 AWMMUnknown AWMM Age on enlistmentWW1 AWMM Embarkations Contribute › Embarkation detailsWW1 AWMM10 July 1918 AWMMWellington, New Zealand AWMM10 Jul 1918-10 September 1918 AWMMHMNZT 107 AWMMPlymouth, Devon, England, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Province, Republic of South Africa AWMMPort of Call, Depart - 10 Jul 1918, Arrival - 10 Sep 1918 AWMM Embarkation bodyWW1 AWMM10 July 1918 AWMMNew Zealand Expeditionary Force AWMM40th Reinforcements, A Company AWMMRMS Tahiti/RMS Port Kingston AWMMPrivate AWMM Prisoner of war Contribute › Capture details Days interned Liberation date POW liberation details POW serial number Medical history Contribute › Medical notesDied of Disease, Cause of Death AWMMDied of disease AWMMCholera Public - Dennis Michael - Other Relative - 28 April 2015 - I am told by my mother, that her mother (who was Robert's neice) told her that Robert died of cholera on the ship going over to the war. I do not know how this news was related to my grandmother, but can only assume that after the war, someone let them know the cause of Roberts death. Last known rank Contribute › Last rankWW1 AWMMPrivate AWMMNew Zealand Infantry AWMM Biographical information Biographical information Contribute › Robert Cargill was the son of Martin and Jemima Cargill, of 24, Buick St., Petone. Wellington.His brother, William Cargill (15699) also died in World War 1. AWMM Death About death Contribute › Age at death Date of death4 September 1918 AWMM Cause of deathDied of Disease AWMM Place of death Death notesAt sea en route from New Zealand AWMM Cemetery Contribute › Cemetery name Grave reference Memorial Contribute › Memorial nameWellington Provincial Memorial, Karori Cemetery, Wellington, New Zealand AWMM Memorial reference Obituary Roll of Honour Remember Robert Cargill by laying a poppy. George David Cargill Richard Cargill Robert Cargill Robert Douglas Cargill Thomas Edward Cargill Lay a poppy for 2015 Leave a note Leave a tribute or memory of Robert Cargill Leave a note Contribute › Processing Robert Cargill was my great great uncle (i.e. my grandmothers fathers brother). My grandmother was involved in my and my siblings lives, but never talked about her father or his brothers. This year 2015, is the first year that we have discovered that Robert and his brother William served and died in WW1. I am glad that now we can say we "Remember Them", for their service to King and Country, and for their sacrifice. Public - Dennis Michael - Other Relative - 28 April 2015 Report Sources Sources Contribute › External linksCommonwealth War Graves Commission.http://www.cwgc.orgSources UsedMilitary personnel filehttp://www.archway.archives.govt.nz/ViewFullItem.do?code=21892207Further Reference DocumentsNew Zealand Army Expeditionary Force. (1919). Nominal Rolls of New Zealand Expeditionary Force Volume IV. Wellington, N.Z.: Govt. Printer. AWMM86: 4 AWMM Contributors Processing Command item Command item Add new record Refresh DateNameLocationRelationshipContact 28 April 2015Dennis MichaelParaparaumu New ZealandOther Relative Seen an error on this page? Tell us about it.


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Cornell Alumni Association of Orange County Board of Directors President: Joseph Shmurak, Arts '00 email@example.com Past President: Usama Abdali, Engr '93 firstname.lastname@example.com Treasurer: Alan Beimfohr, Engr '66 firstname.lastname@example.com Secretary: Myra Duncan, HumEc '99 email@example.com Membership: Molly Darnieder, CALS '98 firstname.lastname@example.com Programming: Aariel Mann '06 firstname.lastname@example.com Newsletter: Ann Feng-Gagne, HumEc '01 email@example.com Webmaster: Stephen Setran '91 firstname.lastname@example.com CAAAN, North OC: Elizabeth Housewright, Arts '71 email@example.com CAAAN, Central OC: Diane Elliott, HumEc '78 firstname.lastname@example.com Don Strenk, Engr '78 email@example.com CAAAN, South OC: Bruce Tatusko, Engr '72, MPS Hotel '75 email@example.com Members-at-Large: Francesca Balada, HumEc '99 email@example.com Michelle Choy, HumEc '98 firstname.lastname@example.com Dan Gagne, Engr '01 firstname.lastname@example.com Jack Fleming, JD Law '75 email@example.com Mike Nadler, Engr '56 firstname.lastname@example.com Everette Phillips, Engr '82 firstname.lastname@example.com Mac Cabal '99 email@example.com Western Regional Peter Lee, Hotel '63, Director email@example.com Office: Sabrina Smith, Arts '99, Associate Director email@example.com 220 Montgomery Street, Suite 1020 415-438-7980 San Francisco, CA 94104 415-438-7984 FAX Alumni House: Sonja Watkins Kelly, Senior Alumni Officer email@example.com 626 Thurston Avenue 607-255-1271 Ithaca, NY 14850-2490 607-255-7533 FAX A Message from the President Dear Fellow Cornellians: Fall 2008 As I am writing this, summer is in full swing and we have just celebrated 232nd birthday of our Nation. CAAOC has concluded our 2008 Annual Meeting and I have some very exciting developments to report. First, after a year long endeavor, I am pleased to announce that we have concluded fully incorporating our alumni organization. Second, because Paypal has been such a huge success as an option to pay for events, we are in the process of adding another payment option, "Google Checkout", to our website: http://oc.alumni.cornell.edu. Lastly, I am excited to present our new 2008 Board of Directors (please see above), including the addition of a new programming chair and webmaster as well as several members-as-large. If you have not already done so, I encourage you to pay your membership dues (either by using the form at the end of this newsletter or at our website). Your membership dues enable us to add exciting events, sponsor speakers, and pay for mailings, as well as help defray the costs of events. By becoming a member, you help support your local chapter and will receive discounts at all of our events as well be invited to exclusive member-only events. Also, the majority of our correspondence is conducted via email. If you have access to email and have not been receiving information about CAAOC events, please update your information through Cornell's alumni website (the link is on our website homepage). Lastly, CAAOC needs volunteers to assist in conducting alumni contact meetings with potential Cornell students. If you are interested, please check the box on page 3 and mail the form to CAAOC, or you can contact your local CAAAN chair (email addresses are provided above). I look forward to serving CAAOC and welcome your ideas, suggestions or questions. Please do not hesitate to email me at email@example.com or call me at any time. I look forward to seeing you at our Fall 2008 events, including the wine tasting and Zinck's night. This is YOUR CLUB and I look forward to hearing from you! Sincerely, Joseph Shmurak '00 Schedule of Events 2008 September 2008 Wine Tasting Location – Bacchus Secret Cellar 6735 Quail Hill Pkwy Irvine, CA 92603 RSVP – Aariel Mann '06 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (760)207-1583 All Details TBD – Check http://oc.alumni.cornell.edu for future updates Come join your fellow Cornellians for fun and educational evening of wine tasting. We will be sampling three different Spanish wines. A local wine distributor, and Cornell Grad, has offered to teach a brief seminar on the wines we will taste, which will be followed with plenty of time to socialize and mingle. Be sure to check out the CAAOC website for more details. Bacchus Secret Cellar is an upscale Wine Shoppe & Wine Bar offering over 600 labels from around the world. Unique to Bacchus', the Roman God of Wine, is its beautiful wine tasting bar, which utilizes a state of the art wine preservation system. You can create your own tasting experience or choose from one of the 18 creative flights available. In addition, Bacchus' also offers dessert wines, sparkling wines and micro-brewed beers. All are complimented by gourmet foods and appetizers offered on a limited menu. October 16, 2008 Zinck's Night Thursday Location – Woody's Wharf 2318 Newport Blvd Newport Beach, CA 92663 RSVP – Aariel Mann '06 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (760)207-1583 All Other Details TBD – Check http://oc.alumni.cornell.edu for future updates In keeping with Cornell tradition, the Alumni Association of Orange County is hosting Zinck's Night 2008 at Woody's Wharf in Newport Beach. Theodore Zinck was a saloonkeeper in Ithaca and his pub, the Hotel Brunswick, was a popular gathering place for Cornellians in the 1890s. After his death in 1903, several bars using his name continued to provide a haven for students. When the last "Zinck's" closed in the mid-60s, celebrating the spirit of Zinck's became a favorite Thursday night tradition. This year, we look forward to a casual night enjoying friends, food, and drinks while creating new Cornell memories. Woody's Wharf has been a landmark of Newport Beach for 43 years. The property that is now occupied by Woody's Wharf was owned by Woody Payne, a longtime local fisherman. Until the early 60's he used the property to store and repair boats from the local fishing fleet. Woody decided to open a small local watering hole where the other fisherman could gather to tell their fishing tales. Woody's Wharf opened in 1965 and was an immediate hit. Its unique waterfront location on Newport Bay draws crowds who wanted to be served food & drink in an atmosphere that included live music. Come join your fellow CAAOC alumni for Zinck's night at this fun and exciting establishment! 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The summer hours for our school office are Monday – Thursday from 9:00am – 2:00pm and Fridays from 9:00am to 12:00pm. The school office, library and AR lab will be closed the week of June 29th – July 3rd.
The library will be open throughout the summer on Mondays from 10:00am – 12:00pm and on Wednesdays from 4:00pm to 6:00pm (unless otherwise posted). To help with last minute AR testing, the AR/Library will be open extended hours on July 27th and 29th. The last day to check out summer reading books from the BBS library will be July 20th. All books must be returned by July 29th, which is also the last date to take AR test. If you have questions, please feel free to call the school office at 622-3873.
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