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Lady Raider Golf Opens 2012-13 Season at Ptarmigan Ram Classic
JoJo Robertson and the Lady Raiders open the season Monday morning in Colorado.
Sept. 9, 2012
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LUBBOCK, Texas - The Texas Tech women's golf program will open the 2012-13 season Monday morning when the Lady Raiders tee off at the Ptarmigan Ram Classic held in Windsor, Colo.
The Lady Raiders, who finished a program-best fourth at the event last year, will be playing in the tournament for a sixth-consecutive year. Action begins with 36 holes Monday followed by another 18 Tuesday morning.
"We're obviously excited to start our season once again in Colorado," fourth-year head coach JoJo Robertson said. "We've had success at this tournament the past couple years so hopefully we can play well and leave ourselves in contention during the final round."
Robertson will send the same lineup out Monday morning that finished fourth a year ago in seniors Gabby Dominguez and Kim Kaufman, juniors Beverly Mendoza and Hannah Arnold along with sophomore Elin Arvidsson.
Dominguez and Kaufman, Tech's returning All-Americans from 2011, led Tech at the event last year with Dominguez finishing tied for fifth and Kaufman a stroke back in a tie for ninth overall. The performance marked the second-straight year Kaufman had recorded a top-10 finish at the event after wrapping the 2010 tournament in fourth.
Arnold started last season with her first career top-20 performance as she finished tied for 17th overall. Arvidsson, meanwhile, concluded the event tied for 29th while Mendoza finished a few strokes back in a tie for 52nd.
To repeat last year's performance, the Lady Raiders will have to navigate a challenging 17-team field that includes seven squads that finished among the top 60 in the final Golfweek rankings last season.
Tech wrapped the 2011-12 season ranked 32nd in the Golfweek rankings, third-highest in the field behind only No. 11 Colorado and No. 17 Baylor. The Lady Bears are the only Big 12 team besides Tech in the field.
The tournament is set for a 9:30 a.m. CT shotgun start Monday morning. Fans can keep up with the results throughout the day at www.golfstat.com.


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A Conquered Food Fear
I have to brag for a minute and say that I have been kicking my To-Do list straight in the booty today!
Train clients Go grocery shopping Dr's appointment Workout(sharing a kick-butt circuit workout with ya'll soon!) Laundry – half way crossed off because it's in progress Bank accounts moved over(we changed banks) Power point and presentation created
- Workout video edited
- Circuit workout created
Yowza! I'm going to try and keep going until 4:30 (aka, quittin' time) and then I'm going to pour myself a big ol' glass of wine
Also, if you note that last one there – I am giving a presentation to my local Multiple Sclerosis chapter next week.
I have a specialization in exercise and MS and was asked to present for this month's meeting! I'm 90% excited and 10% nervous
A Conquered Fear
Like many of you, I am all for eating super foods. When it comes to foods that pack in the nutrients, vitamins, aminos, and omegas, sign me up! However, there's been one food on that list that I've always been extremely afraid to try:
I've had that tin in my pantry for MONTHS. I guess I always just think about opening it and having teeny tiny little fish with their fish eyes staring back at me. *sudder*
I bought it after hearing how jam-packed they are with omega-3's. Every day when I go to make lunch, I eye them, and then push them farther back in the lazy susan.
Until today.
Dun, dun, dun…
Lo and behold, they looked like regular little fillets! It was still kinda creepy, but I topped them on a salad anyway.
Verdict? So good! These particular sardines were packed in olive oil, so I got double the dosage of omegas Plus, the olive oil provided a little flava.
They pretty much taste like canned tuna, which I'm a big fan of.
And speaking on canned tuna, check out the deal I scored at Kroger today…
This canned wild-caught albacore tuna is usually $3.99 a can, and I scored them for $1.74! Holler.
OK, back to work. I'm hoping to cross those last two off my list by 4:30!! Wish me luck
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The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, proved to be a gratifying night for big winners "Homeland," "Modern Family" and "Game Change"— "and no one watching at home," reports Salon.
"Everything was just ... fine," writes Vulture. "Nothing bombed miserably, but nothing burned particularly brightly, either."
NPR is blunt: "That was just not a very good show."
"Homeland," the tense CIA drama about a terrorist plot on American soil, won the 2012 Emmy Award for Best Drama, preventing "Mad Men" from breaking a record by winning five consecutive Best Drama awards. Claire Danes won Best Actress in a Drama Series for her portrayal of a complex CIA agent in the show, while Damian Lewis' Best Actor in a Drama win for "Homeland" deterred Bryan Cranston from four awards in the category. Vulture reports that "Mad Men" was the "losingest" series - setting a record of 17 nominations, no wins during the night.
"Modern Family" won Best Comedy, Best Supporting Actor and Actress, and Best Directing. Julia Louis-Dreyfus won Best Actress in a Comedy for her desperately funny turn as the Vice President in HBO's "Veep." Though Dreyfus' performance beat out Amy Poehler's Leslie Knope on "Parks and Recreation," she graciously shared the spotlight with her fellow politico.
Comedian Louis C.K. also cleaned up at this years awards, both for Best Writing for his comedy, "Louie," as well as Variety Special Writing for "Louis C.K. Live at the Beacon Theater."
Here's the full list of winners, including Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Kevin Costner, Jon Stewart, Damian Lewis, Aaron Paul, Maggie Smith, and the Daily Show.
The winner for best bit during the show goes to "Girls" creator/star Lena Dunham, sitting nude on a toilet eating a piece of cake while Zooey Deschanel, Martha Plimpton, Mindy Kaling and Connie Britten gather about the bathroom listening to her sob (video below). Kimmel's opening monologue fell flat--Vulture crowned him "least spectacular." As for the clothes? A bright, orangey yellow reigned supreme - draping three Best Actress winners: Julianne Moore, Julie Bowen, Claire Danes. (Here's a red carpet gallery.)
Yellow flowers dominated the decor at HBO's after-party at the Pacific Design Center, which drew just about everyone except the Showtime "Homeland" winners. HBO won 23 Emmys, more than any network (for the 11th year in a row). G.R.R. Martin, Peter Dinklage and David Benioff were celebrating the six wins for "Game of Thrones," tied with Showtime's "Homeland." "Game Change" received five awards and "Boardwalk Empire" won four. "Veep" won Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Louis-Dreyfus).
Idris Elba, Alexander Skarsgaard (who scored raves in Toronto for "What Maisie Knew," co-starring Moore), Judd Apatow, Dunham, Jay and Mark Duplass and Katie Aselton ("Black Rock") were on hand. An ebullient Seth MacFarlane spurred more discussion of whether he'd make a good Oscar host.


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The Sounders FC fans' passion for the game and love for their team was "shocking," said Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber.
TUKWILA — The crowd. The scarves. The band. The win, and the instant love affair between Seattle soccer fans and their team, Sounders FC.
All of it blew away Major League Soccer officials, including commissioner Don Garber.
So said the league's big boss Tuesday in a conference call with reporters.
"What happened in Seattle was surprising to us, I'd even say shocking to us," Garber said of Sounders FC's inaugural game Thursday. "It is unprecedented in terms of the size of that crowd — 32,000 fans. I believe that if they opened up the stadium to 60,000, they would have sold all those seats. They had 90 corporate boxes sold. Everybody was clad in their team colors and waving the scarf."
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Garber said Toronto FC, where Sounders FC plays its first road game April 4, set the standard for the league's loudest and most passionate fans, but that the atmosphere at Qwest Field is hard to top.
Sounders FC fans will put on an encore performance Saturday when their team hosts Real Salt Lake at 7:30 p.m.
Garber was a big hit everywhere he went in the Pacific Northwest last week. His tour of the region started with a stop in Vancouver, B.C., last Wednesday to announce that the city will become home to the 17th MLS franchise. Then it was off to Seattle for Sounders FC's inaugural match, where Garber personally thanked Seattle for its support of the team in a pregame ceremony. Garber received what will become a Qwest Field pregame tradition, in the spirit of the Seahawks' 12th Man flag raising or throwing out the first pitch at a Mariners game — a golden scarf.
From here it was down I-5 to Portland, where Garber welcomed the Portland Timbers to MLS as its 18th franchise. Both Vancouver and Portland will begin play in 2011.
Garber lauded Seattle for its ownership group, its knowledgeable soccer fans and its stadium's downtown location.
"What really got Seattle going and delivered the 32,000 fans and the massive excitement was the fact that Joe Roth, Adrian Hanauer, Drew Carey and the Seahawks are a dream ownership group that have just busted their behinds … to put together the plan that delivered the success that we had on Thursday night," Garber said.
Ljungberg set for Saturday
Star midfielder Freddie Ljungberg appears ready to play Saturday, Sounders FC coach Sigi Schmid said after Tuesday's practice at Starfire Sports Complex. Ljungberg's status hinges on how he feels today and Thursday after being pushed in practice to determine his fitness level.
Schmid said Ljungberg should be on the team's 18-man active roster. "Then the minutes depend how the game goes," Schmid said.
Only three substitutions can be made, so there is still a chance that Ljungberg could be on the active roster but won't get into Saturday's home match against Real Salt Lake.
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This two bedroom 3 bath condo is luxuriously decorated with contemporary furnishings. It will sleep up to 6 people. The large living room, dining room, and full kitchen are perfect for relaxing with families and friends.
Luxury features abound in this beautiful Villa, including cream travertine marble floors, carved maple entry doors and kitchen cabinets, granite countertops in all bathrooms and kitchen, 10 foot ceilings in living areas, zoned central air conditioning, ceiling fans in living room, bedrooms, and terraces, large closets and dressing areas, electronic security boxes, two line telephones, and high speed Internet service (RJ45).
A truly remarkable private home with luxury resort amenities.
- 1 king bed
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- Each bedroom has a bath and the third is off of the living room
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Just picked up the car from the garage in preparing to move. I dare say it was exhilarating working through the gears in the manual transmition. Are my plans to go car-lite/free after the move doomed?
Yes, you'll be a cager once again
No, stop worrying
Just picked up the car from the garage in preparing to move. I dare say it was exhilarating working through the gears in the manual transmition. Are my plans to go car-lite/free after the move doomed?
Ride or Die
I leave my Miata on blocks for 6 months at a time.
But I've gotta say, god driving that thing is fun.
Living a completely car free life is an impossibility for me, elderly parents, hauling photographic gear/lights, farm needs a truck, the jet-set life and all that.
A car lite life/non-disposable/self sustained existence is a noble goal as well.
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I doubt you are doomed.
I use my car about once every three weeks. It's nice to have one to be able to drive to the back country, to cycling events and for hauling very heavy or very bulky loads.
It's also nice not to worry about finding a park, or driving during rush hour during the week.
Get a bicycle. You will not regret it if you live. ~Mark Twain, "Taming the Bicycle"vBulletin: snafu
Basically, you're doomed. The Law of Irony states that as soon as you start driving, you'll get a charley horse from reaching for the gas peddle.
Just remember, you brake with your feet...
I realized this week that it has been over a year since I drove a car.
If you like driving a car keep doing it. I like driving too, that is until I must buy fuel. The cost of fuel seems so expensive. If driving cost about sixty cents per mile for fuel, the car, and everything else, it would cost me about $5.50 for every grocery trip and more to go downtown. I'm too cheap to pay that much money to move my body a few miles.
The actual cost for me would be much more if I owned a car because when I owned one I rarely drove it.
All of my possessions fit into a small mini van, my home. Really.
Dude, the whole bleeping planet is doomed, because YOU drove.I just drove. Am I doomed
(really, I mean, there is not enough melodrama in just saying that YOU are doomed for having driven.)
Whether or not you go car free or car lite is your choice. If you're doing the car lite thing, you're probably aware that sometimes it's very difficult to avoid the temptation to use a car whenever it's convenient.
Best of luck in whatever you choose.
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Dierks Bentley greatest hits: 'Thinkin' to 'Home'
Local country-boy-made-good Dierks Bentley, who launched his singer/songwriter career after moving to Nashville in the '90s, is back in the Valley on Saturday, Oct. 27, to headline KNIX Country Fest in support of "Home," his fourth release to top Billboard's country-album charts.
Here's a look at his 10 best singles (as scientifically chosen by using the Science of What I Like), topped by "What Was I Thinkin'," the song that sent him on his way nine years ago.
Details: KNIX Country Fest with Dierks Bentley with Easton Corbin, Gloriana and Kristen Kelly. 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27. Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Resort, 15406 Maricopa Road, Ak-Chin Reservation. $69.95-$99.95. 480-802-5000, harrahsakchin.com.
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In 2008, longtime journalist and U.S. News reporter David Whitman wrote a provocatively titled book, Sweating the Small Stuff: Inner-City Schools and the New Paternalism. His use of the word "paternalism" sparked a raucous debate among education reformers and reform critics about "No Excuses" schools like KIPP, Amistad Academy, and Cristo Rey. Were these schools to be celebrated for their prescriptiveness over matters of student behavior and character, or should they be criticized as racist, classist institutions, not unlike the old boarding schools for American Indian children? We talk with David about the book, the schools he profiled, and the still brewing debate about the meaning of the New Paternalism. Join us for today's edition of The Education Next Book Club.
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A Nation Divided: Arkansas in the Civil War
In conjunction with the start of the Civil War Sesquicentennial, as well as the kick off of Arkansas Heritage Month, the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies is pleased to announce the launch of a new website devoted to the Civil War in Arkansas. The site presents a wealth of information on our states role in its most trying conflict. The site, which has been sanctioned by the Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission, provides easy accessibility to the Butler Centers vast Civil Warrelated holdings. Of primary interest to researchers will be the large number of manuscript collection finding aids posted to the site. The finding aids, which serve as gateways to the collections, are divided into Union and Confederate sources and provide detailed descriptions as to the contents of each collection. Within the collections, researchers will find hundreds of letters, diaries, official documents, and photographs. In addition, a number of the primary materials have been digitized and placed in the sites digital gallery. Now, Arkansass citizens as well as people from around the world will be able to quickly and easily view historical documents and photographs related to Arkansass role in the Civil War. Two of the first collections to be digitized provide information on greatly under-studied topics of the war: African American involvement and Arkansass Unionists. Other Civil Warfocused resources on the site include lesson plans for teachers; lists of books, photographs, and microfilm available in our research room in the Arkansas Studies Institute; and information on the numerous online databases that we subscribe to.
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Arkansas Peace Society - Documents Relating to the Arkansas Peace Society of 1861
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Ana Ivanovic (SRB) and Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS)
Ana Ivanovic will have the honour of starting Serbia's World Group debut in the Fed Cup by BNP Paribas. The former world No. 1 will face Russia's reigning French Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova in the opening singles rubber of their World Group encounter in the Belgrade Arena, which has a capacity of almost 20,000 spectators. Ivanovic, herself a former French Open champion, is thrilled to be leading off again for her country having done so last year against Japan when Serbia first played at home in front of record crowds: "Yes, very excited. It's actually good to play first on because I know exactly my time and it's going to be a tough match, for sure. I have time to prepare, I hope the atmosphere will be good and the arena will be full." Although Ivanovic has won five of their six previous matches, including the last four, she is currently ranked outside the world's Top 20 and will need to raise her game against the experienced Russian. But the Serbian No. 2 has a fine record in Fed Cup, winning 10 of her 11 singles rubbers to date including the last seven. Kuznetsova, though, is an even more experienced Fed Cup campaigner having played in three title-winning teams and the current world No. 4, who was a late inclusion in the Russian squad, is looking forward to leading her country again: "It's always great to play for your country and I love this competition. It's great to be in this team and I'm definitely looking forward to the weekend." While Russian fans will be glad to see that at least one of their top stars is playing in Belgrade this weekend, Serbian supporters are relieved that their leading player Jelena Jankovic is fit enough to play. The former world No. 1, who injured her back at last month's Australian Open, only arrived in Belgrade on Thursday after a long journey from Florida. Earlier in the week Jankovic said she was very close to pulling out of the tie. But now she has made the trip she insists she is up for the fight: "I feel much better than yesterday, that's for sure. I'm really happy to be here in Belgrade, it's a special occasion for us, I'm really looking forward to our matches and hopefully we can give our best and win." Jankovic, who has won her last six Fed Cup singles rubbers and 20 in her career, will face the Russian No. 2 Alisa Kleybanova in the second singles match on Saturday. The 20 year-old Kleybanova only made her Fed Cup debut in 2009 but won both of the tour matches she played against Jankovic last season. Sunday's reverse singles will start with Jankovic against Kuznetsova, who leads their head-to-head series 5-4. Ivanovic will then face Kleybanova having split their two previous encounters. Serbia's captain Dejan Vranes has also named Jankovic and Ivanovic to team up in the doubles against the Russian pair of Vera Dushevina and teenager Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova. For the record the two nations have met twice before when they played previously as Yugoslavia and the USSR back in the 1970s and 1980s. USSR won both of those encounters 3-0 but this one, which many observers believe would make a worthy final, should be much closer. Full draw Saturday - Play starts at 16:00 (15:00 GMT)
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Star Wars: Scoundrels
Star Wars: Scoundrels is veteran Star Wars author Timothy Zahn's play on the crime novel, set in the Star Wars universe. Starring everybody's favorite smuggler, Han Solo (who did shoot first), Scoundrels follows an Ocean's Eleven formula to build a ragtag band of criminals plotting a daring heist under the nose of the ruthless Black Sun syndicate. Some old favorites show their face (Lando, Chewie, even the Organa-Solo clan's nanny Winter), and there is a suitably dramatic conclusion and plenty of Star Wars action. Hardcore Star Wars readers will enjoy learning more about a couple of established characters.


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Hey. Yeah I'm back, if anyone remembers me. Can't believe it's been a year or so since I've touched photoshop. Picking up right where I left off, which is trying different ways to do water.
Think I like the middle one the most, the shore blue just needs to be less bright I think.


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July 2013
Morbid curiosity drives desire to see The Canyons
Actor Lindsay Lohan as Tara is shown in a scene from the film "The Canyons" in this undated handout photo.
When writer Bret Easton Ellis tweeted that he was convinced he could turn porn star James Deen into a bonafide Hollywood mainstream name, I was fascinated. Deen has built much of his reputation on being the 'boy next door,' a … Continue reading
CAMRA craft beer calendar, July 31
Thursday, Aug. 1 Cask: Pale Ale infused with fresh ginger, Yaletown Brewing Company, 1111 Mainland St, Vancouver, from 4 p.m. Cask: Sunset Grill, 2204 York Ave, Vancouver, from 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2 Cask: R&B Brewing hand-picked local blackberry and … Continue reading
Confessions of a lifestyle blogger: How to turn a 30-day adventure into a career (podcast)
Marc Smith has created the perfect summer job. For the past few weeks he has been packing up every week to check out one of British Columbia's tourist delights. Saltspring Island, Harrison Hot Springs and his latest tours followed up … Continue reading
Vancouver's rainbow crosswalks a worldwide hit
Vancouver's West End – namely the corner of Davie & Bute – got some new, permanently rainbow-coloured crosswalks to celebrate the start of Pride Week. Expect some swift crosswalk envy from some of our neighbours. Portland, Oregon: I'm talking to … Continue reading
Editorial: St. Paul's Hospital needs action now
In an editorial more than 13 months ago about the desperate need to get on with redeveloping St. Paul's Hospital in downtown Vancouver, we wrote these words: " … in the event of a large quake, the hospital simply won't … Continue reading
Fabien smiles through the pain
Mike Benevides said he knew how Kirby Fabien (50) was feeling just by looking at him as the Lions took care in getting their injured lineman home Wednesday (Lions) Kirby Fabien could at least smile Wednesday, which speaks as much … Continue reading
Andrew Cohen: Don't confuse royal celebrity watching for love of the monarchy
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Jordan Bateman: The pay of government workers is way out of line
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BC Rugby: First Bears squad of 2013 Canadian Rugby Championship announced
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In a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder, the groups said the DOJ's position is a mistake and they want to know how it will measure the states' success in meeting enforcement priorities required as part of the federal acceptance. For example, they asked how many additional underage pot users and marijuana-related car crashes will be required before the department sues to block the
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Children's Mental Health Scholarship Application
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The Scholarship Committee will review all applications based on materials submitted. Decisions will be based on the anticipated benefit to the mental and emotional wellness for infants, children, adolescents and families in the world. All decisions made by the committee will be final. All scholarship funds must be used within one year of being awarded; any funds remaining after that time will be returned to the college's scholarship fund.


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After we released on December 15th . We have been actively looking for smart people to join iStream. I have been looking through a lot of resumes and have seen both the extremes. Our linkedIn advertisement was clicked by more than 500 people. And to shortlist them just based on their resumes was a painful task. The quality of the resume writing didnt help in easing the pain. So here are some of the points which would make your resume more attractive :-
- Keep it short :- Ideally I would expect the resume to have max of 2 pages. Write precise points, just one liners on your projects and your previous work experience. If you want to write essays then I have only one thing to say :-
- Skill set :- Please write your strong skills first or indicate under a bracket your skill level in that skill. Also don't lie about your skill set. This is what we use for filtering, if we need Java guys, we want guys who know Java and not someone saw solved a bug in his roomates java project while he was furiously masturbating. I have seen lot of people write JavaScript in their skillset and when I ask them to write a basic alert hello world program they are like :-
- Style of the document :- I prefer text version of the document with no styling. But since people want to highlight their achievements etc. I would suggest to use to a very basic template and no CAPS, no 48 point text. Please keep it decent, I am not expecting a latex generated pdf
- Important things first :- Objective, Education, Experience and skill set should be the first four. This is what we look for while scanning your resumes.
I thought all these so called tips were common sense. But apparently not, I have seen only few ( <30 ) resumes abiding all the above four points.
PS: We are hiring mail to maruti [at] istream.com with your resume.


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Pepsodent, Dove ads come under regulator scanner
Dec 04 2012 , Chennai
ASCI upheld the complaint against Pepsodent Expert Protection toothpaste saying that the visual depiction of the toothpaste in the advertisement having the triple benefit of a toothpaste, floss and mouthwash was not adequately substantiated. Similarly, the claim made by Dove Hair Fall Rescue Treatment that the shampoo nourishes hair and makes the roots strong in just two weeks was not proved.
ASCI also upheld the complaint against Kimberly-Clark Lever's Huggies Total Protection Diapers, which in its TV commercial claims that the product is clinically proven to prevent diaper rash. There is no clinical data on Huggies to support the claim.
A few educational institutions, including AIHM Institute of Hotel Management, G-NET Business School Computer Education and Poddar Group of Institutions came under the scanner for placement claims they had made in their TV commercials. Speedwings Aviation Academy's claim of being world's No 2 aviation academy was also not substantiated.
ASCI also upheld complaint against Panasonic India for not providing sufficient data to substantiate the claims in the print advertisement that its inverter saves up to 40 per cent energy, Econavi products saves up to 10 per cent energy and refrigerators have international safety standards.
ASCI also found that GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals' advertisement of Rota Virus Vaccine saying, "The vaccine is the only way to reduce the incidence of infection and the fact that techniques like hand washing do not help," is a misrepresentation of facts.


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AUSTIN, Texas, October 9. THIS morning, new Lost Creek Aquatics' coach Brendan Hansen proved to be a bit feisty when the subject of rule changes came up as part of the Morning Swim Show's Final 5.
In each episode, host Jeff Commings asks a standard Final 5 questions as inspired by Inside the Actor's Studio. One of the questions is what rule would you add or get rid of in the swimming rule book. Typically, the bulk of our responders want to get rid of the 15-meter underwater rule. Hansen, however, was so prepared for the question that he immediately responded to get rid of the dolphin kick on the pullout.
Here's a transcript of his exchange with Commings.
"I just have a hard time, Jeff, believing that for so many years we were okay with not having a dolphin kick, and then now all of a sudden it is a problem. It is almost like we are molding these rules for the cheaters out there. It is getting out of hand.
The people that are making the decisions are the wrong people. It's becoming not-breaststroke anymore in my opinion.
I grew up watching guys like Mike Barrowman and Jeremy Linn swim breaststroke, and they were just works of art and beautiful to watch. It is a shame because I feel like their performances are tainted by us changing these rules just because officials don't want to make the challenging call. If someone breaks the rule, you have to call it. You can't just change the rule."
This past summer, FINA nearly made unlimited dolphin kicking on the pullout a part of the breaststroke, but kept the current rule allowing just one dolphin kick. Hansen, who has suffered potentially the most due to breaststrokers breaking the rules without getting caught with Kosuke Kitajima and Cameron van der Burgh both having gotten away with more kicks than were allowed at the time of their Olympic swims, definitely believes the dolphin kick shouldn't even be part of the stroke to begin with.
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Warrants issued for alleged flower shop robbers
Wilkes-Barre police issued warrants for the two men who allegedly robbed a flower shop last month.
Shaun T. Butler, 32, currently in county jail on unrelated theft charges, and Jason Brill, 26, of 199 Reynolds St., are facing robbery charges after holding up Decker's Floral Shop at 295 Blackman St. on May 18, arrest papers said.
Police said Butler told store owner Chaz Decker, "Give me the money or I'll stab you."
Waiving a large kitchen knife, Butler came behind the counter and ransacked the cash register, but as he was leaving, he bumped the counter and dropped the weapon, police said.
Butler fled the store in a white Ford truck driven by Brill, according to police.
City-Wide Towing operator Bob Kadluboski said he notified police several days later after he had spotted the truck parked near Hazle Street. A confidential informant on June 18 then gave police information about the suspects, including details about the robbery, the weapon and the location of the truck.
Police found the two suspects at Brill's Reynolds Street address. The two admitted they robbed the store to get drug money, police said. Brill said he was the driver, but had no other part in the robbery, according to police.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Gunmen opened fire on a polio-vaccination team in Pakistan's tribal belt Monday, killing a paramilitary soldier and underscoring the continued threat to one of the region's most urgent health campaigns.
Gunmen hiding in a field fired at the health workers as they were traveling through Bajaur tribal district, which borders Afghanistan. A paramilitary soldier who had been guarding the team was killed, and the gunmen fled.
The health workers were part of a three-day drive to vaccinate children younger than 5 against polio in the tribal belt, which is the major center of new infections in Pakistan. The country is one of just three where the disease remains endemic.
Health officials say that 46 new cases of polio were detected in northwestern Pakistan in 2012, of which 20 came from the tribal belt. The Pakistani health authorities, with backing from Western donors and the United Nations, regularly conduct immunization drives that target affected children.
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The current three-day campaign involves 682 teams that aim to administer vaccination drops to 223,570 children.
A senior tribal official said that Monday's attack was the first in that part of Bajaur, a mountainous district that has seen fierce fighting between the Pakistani army and Taliban fighters.
No group claimed responsibility for Monday's shooting, but suspicion fell on the Pakistani Taliban, who have declared polio vaccination un-Islamic and have carried out previous attacks on polio workers. More than 20 Pakistanis have been killed in attacks on polio teams across the country in recent months.
However, a leader of the Afghan Taliban, a related but separate group, last week said it would facilitate polio vaccination in Afghanistan if United Nations teams used neutral health workers and respected Islamic traditions.
If the World Health Organization and UNICEF followed those directives, the statement said, then the Afghan Taliban were under orders "not to put hurdles in their way and rather offer them help."
A senior tribal official in Peshawar said the polio campaign would continue despite the attacks.


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Skanska has recently completed the purchase of its first UK residential development site. This news follows the announcement in December that it was to establish a Residential Development business in the UK.
The site, which extends to around 6.5 acres, is situated in Cambridge, and forms part of Countryside Properties' Great Kneighton development. It has outline planning permission for 128 properties including houses and apartments.
In the next stage, Skanska will submit details to obtain detailed planning permission for its new homes, which will be delivered based on sound sustainable principles, developed to Level 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes. It is anticipated that the detailed planning process will be concluded during the first half of 2011 with construction planned to start later this year.
Commenting, Magnus Andersson, President of Skanska Residential Development UK said: "I am delighted we have secured our first land deal for residential development. Cambridge is a very vibrant market and Great Kneighton is in an excellent location close to the M11. This marks the start of an exciting new journey for Skanska in the UK."
Richard Cherry, Deputy Chairman of Countryside Properties commented: "We are delighted to be working with Skanska on their first residential project in the UK. We share a similar vision which will be realised at Great Kneighton that will ultimately comprise 2,550 new homes and a wide range of community facilities."
Skanska is an international construction company based in Sweden and employs over 50,000 employees worldwide. The creation of a UK Residential Development unit is a new business for Skanska which aims to become one of the leading providers of sustainable residential developments in the UK. Skanska is already a leading provider of sustainable homes in Scandinavia.
Senior Associate Ross Polkinghorne led on the acquisition, supported by associate Vanessa Bunn and trainee Tim Williams. Gary Soloman and Sophie Summers advised on planning, Chris Pritchett advised on environmental issues and John Packer advised on construction issues.
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The title should be that of your organisation. The descriptions should say what your website offers in a clear and concise statement without any hype or promotional language.


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October 23, 2009
Good Morning:
Last year I signed the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment, pledging, among other things, that Tulane would work toward carbon neutrality by balancing the amount of any carbon released with measures to reduce such emissions by an equivalent amount. My support was not driven by political correctness; instead, it was motivated by the fact that it was the right thing do for our campus and wider community.
To fulfill the carbon neutrality component of the commitment, we first determined how much greenhouse gases we actually emit at our campuses and research buildings in New Orleans, Harahan, Covington, Belle Chasse, Houston and Biloxi. Our findings showed that energy used by buildings is the largest source of greenhouse gases at Tulane, followed by travel for university business, commuting by faculty, staff and students, waste and our vehicle fleet. The full report is available at http://green.tulane.edu. Now that we know the sources, the Climate Commitment Advisory Committee I appointed will research ways to reduce our emissions. Their report will be finished next year.
Meanwhile, we continue to reduce the university's energy use and environmental impact in other ways. For instance, new campus construction projects, such as the renovation of Dinwiddie Hall, are following the guidelines of the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED Green Building program.
These and other efforts are already beginning to pay off. The Sustainable Endowments Institute recently gave Tulane a "B" on its "College Sustainability Report Card for 2010." We won't stop working until we get an "A," but this is a good start. In addition, the Arbor Day Foundation recently named Tulane a "2009 Tree Campus USA University" for its dedication to campus forestry management and environmental stewardship. Tulane will officially celebrate its Tree Campus USA designation from noon to 5 p.m. on Nov. 6 with a plaque dedication, festivities and a tree planting effort in which students will plant 45 trees on campus.
You can also learn all about recycling, environmental majors, sustainable dining, green rebuilding projects, campus environmental organizations and more at the second annual Going Green Block Party from 4 to 6 p.m., Oct. 27 on Mayer Quad, behind Le Gourmet. There will be live music from student bands, local and sustainable cuisine on the grill, with free samples, and an opportunity to meet campus organizations and offices working to make Tulane and New Orleans greener for us all.
Have a great weekend,
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I have the following code to let the GUI respond to a change in the collection.
myObservableCollection.CollectionChanged += ((sender, e) => UpdateMyUI());
First of all is this a good way to do this?
Second: what's the code to unsubscribe from this event? Is it the same but with -= (and then the complete anonymous method again)?


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She was born on October 11, 1926 in Cestohowa to Elias Waclawczyk and Theresa (Wiatrek) Waclawczyk. She married Thomas A. Gawlik on January 20, 1948.
Survivors include children, Nancy Olvera (George) of Bulverde, Texas, Janet Matejek (John) of San Antonio, Joyce Dziuk (Michael) of Falls City and Tom Gawlik (Sandra) of Seguin; grandchildren, Antoinette Olvera, Eric Olvera, Brad Matejek (Courtney), Taylor Matejek, Jonathan Dziuk, Elliott Dziuk, Tyler Gawlik and Kailey Gawlik; step-son Jeremy Meier; great grandchildren, Kendyl Meier, Jordyn Meier and Drake Olvera; sisters Agnes Jaskinia and Irene Gorzell.
Preceded in death by parents; husband Thomas A. Gawlik; and sister Alice Fisher.
A rosary was recited at 7 p.m., Sunday May 20, 2012 at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, Cestohowa. The funeral mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. on Monday May 21 at the church. Burial followed in the Cestohowa Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Brad Matejek, Taylor Matejek, John Matejek, Tyler Gawlik, Elliott Dziuk and Michael Dziuk. Funeral services were entrusted to Rhodes Funeral Home where the on-line guestbook may be signed at rhodesfuneralhomeinc.com.


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Nate Myers & The Aces to play at Lewes Canalfront Park July 19
The popular, crowd-pleasing Nate Myers & The Aces band is coming to Lewes Canalfront Park Friday, July 19, for a 6:30 p.m. performance.
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This event is free and made possible through support of Friends of Lewes Canalfront Park and Dogfish Head Craft Brewery. Established in 2001, Nate Myers & The Aces plays energetic, original music based in roots and blues, but the audience will also hear influences from many other forms of American music.
Led by vocalist Nate Myers and his harmonica, the band also creates a loose, casual atmosphere in which everyone can relax and have a good time. Bring a blanket or chair, and maybe a picnic supper for an enjoyable summer evening in the park on Front Street in downtown Lewes.
The band has released five full-length albums to date and is releasing its sixth, "It's My Music." Myers has been billed with and, on occasion, shared the stage with national artists including Kansas, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Rick Derringer, Savoy Brown, and Robin Trower, as well as with many regional artists.
The Friends of the Lewes Canalfront Park supports the programs of the park while the City of Lewes provides maintenance. The friends organization welcomes new members and volunteers.
For information about this and all the 2013 events, go to www.lewescanalfrontpark.org. A new information/weather hotline, 302-645-2795, is also available.


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openSUSE:Fixing bugs
tagline: From openSUSE
Everybody can improve the openSUSE distribution with fixing bugs in packages. Packages might have quite some bugs and many of them are easy to fix. This page describes the steps you need to take to fix a bug in a package!
Note: The following might not be detailed enough for new packagers and needs some more explanation. See also openSUSE:Build_Service_Tutorial - openSUSE:Package maintenance
See the links above for more information about handling bugs. For documentation about packaging read the Packaging documentation!
Workflow: how to fix a bug in a package
package = name of the package you want to work on
- Create your own branch you will work on
osc branch openSUSE:Factory package
- Checkout the sources
osc co home:login:branches:project/package
- Get to the right directory ;-)
cd home:login:branches:project/package
- If you need to patch anything, quilt may be useful
- Unpack source
quilt setup package.spec
- Get to the right directory again ;-)
cd unpacked_package_directory
- Apply all existing patches
quilt push -a
- Create new patch
quilt new package-version-brief-description.patch
- Add files to be modified
quilt add file
- Modify files (this and the previous task could be done together with quilt edit file)
- Create final patch
quilt refresh -p0 package-version-brief-description.patch
- Unpack source
- Don't forget to mark all new patches and add entry to the .changes file using osc vc
- After fixing everything and reporting things upstream, all that is left is to submit the changes to the build service:
- run first - only if you added or removed files
osc addremove
- then commit the changes
osc commit
- and send a submit request to the maintainer
osc sr -m 'Fixed bug #1234'
- run first - only if you added or removed files
- And of course report to the bugzilla that bug is fixed in request
- Something like "Fix sent as sr#456, reported upstream http://bugzilla.foo.bar/?id=1234"
- After acceptance, maintainer reassign bug report to the community member who actually fixed the bug


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The Sixt rent a car Scholarship was founded in 2014 to aid high school students planning to continue their education in college. With a successful first year receiving over 1,000 applications, we are very excited to be continuing the program. Sixt is thrilled to contribute to higher education and support the development of exceptional students. We look forward to awarding these prizes and continuing the Sixt Scholars tradition for years to come.
The Sixt Scholars program is available to high school seniors graduating in the academic year of 2015/2016. Award winners must show valid proof of a full-time enrollment in an accredited undergraduate college or university for the academic year of 2016/2017. Please complete the entire application in order to be considered for the scholarship. To find out more information and to apply for The Sixt rent a car Scholarship click the 'Apply Now' button!
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What to Look for in Calcium Supplements
Calcium is essential for many functions in the body, including:
Calcium is a mineral found in many foods. Getting enough of this nutrient is important because the human body cannot make it. Even after you are fully grown, adequate calcium intake is important because the body loses calcium every day through the skin, nails, hair, and sweat, as well as through urine and feces. This lost calcium must be replaced daily through the diet. Otherwise, the body takes calcium out of the bones to perform other functions, which makes the bones weaker and more likely to break over time.
Experts recommend that adults get 1,000 to 1,200 mg (milligrams) of calcium each day. Although food is the best source of calcium, most Americans do not get enough of it from food sources. Calcium-fortified foods (like orange juice, bread, cereals, and many others on your grocer's shelves) and calcium supplements can fill the gap by ensuring that you meet your daily calcium requirement.
What to Look for in a Calcium Supplement
Calcium exists in nature only in combination with other substances. These substances are called compounds. Several different calcium compounds are used in supplements, including:


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Mr. Smith was born May 9, 1932, and married Aleene Bast in June 1958. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and a retired math teacher in Pettus.
He was preceded in death by his wife on April 8, 2003.
Survivors include a son, Van (Sandra) Smith of Victoria; and two grandchildren, Trevor and Monica Smith.
Graveside services weree held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Mineral Cemetery with Rev. Homer Hanna officiating.
Memorial donations may be made to the Mineral Cemetery Association.


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Whoo hoo! It's time to pack. The weather promises to be in the mid-70s to mid-80s for our week. It does cool off a bit at night and it's sometimes windy.
Here's a list of things you don't want to forget:
Toiletries: Razor, lotion, make up (or not), hair ties, toothbrush, toothpaste, topsy tail, hair brush, mousse, gel, Advil, Extenze, tampons / pads, Q-Tips, etc.
Hairdryer: The resort provides a pretty good one, but if you're picky about your 'do, bring your own.
Shorts: Cargo shorts check! Camo shorts check! Bermuda shorts check! Board shorts check! If you have no idea what I'm talking about, then you don't need my help packing.
Tank tops / T-shirts: Like you'd ever forget those.
Sun dresses: These are optional. If you're a sundress person, you'll want to pack some.
Sweater / light jacket: We're looking at warm weather for the week, but the air conditioning in the hotel can get a bit chilly.
Hat: Bring one, bring two, bring one for every outfit. You'll want a hat. There's going to be sun.
Sunglasses: Combine these with the hat and we're talking hot, hot, hot. Bring a case for them, too. You do not need to be squinting into scratched up glasses.
Watch: Take your Sweet time (and keep track of it, too).
Flip flops: Essential footwear for the woman on the go. Formal flip flops for the evening, casual flip flops for the day and don't forget your gag flip flops for starting conversations with strangers.
Swimsuits, swimmie fins and water shoes
Snorklers, bring your own gear.
Daypack: You'll want something to carry around on our excursions.
Gloves: For our community service projects, please bring a pair of sturdy work gloves to protect your delicate hands.
Passport: Pack it, check it, double check it, then check it again. You need it. Make sure you see your girlfriend's too. You know how she's always forgetting something.
Moola, money, greenbacks: While everything at our resort is included, tipping is always welcome (and gets you drinks faster). Additionally, you'll probably want to buy something around town. The resort will exchange your U.S. dollars at a favorable rate and no fees. Cash is available at the front desk with credit cards, but there's a 10 percent commission plus a 3 percent exchange rate fee. There's also an ATM machine that spits out pesos and dollars, but fees do apply. It's best to bring cash from home (about $250 per person should do it).
You need U.S. dollars for:
– Our community service projects
– Poker tournament
– Shopping in town
– Tips (are additional and optional, your vacation includes tips)
You need pesos for:
– Tips (off resort or optionally on resort)
– Cab rides into town
– Purchases outside of our resort (though many vendors take U.S. dollars)
Notify your credit card companies and bank that you'll be traveling in Mexico.
Sunscreen: Until we fix global warming, pack at least SPF 15 and make it biodegradable.
Battery disposal: Bring a baggie to carry home your batteries and recycle them properly. There is no battery recycling available on Cozumel. They will end up in the ocean and we'll have to pick them up next time we come.
Mustache party outfit: It's a night of free mustache rides. Don your favorite lip caterpillar and see if your new friends recognize you.
70s party: We're bringing disco back, yeah. Dust off your 70s duds, vacuum your afro wig and get ready for a brickhouse night.
Pajama party: Everyone wants to pack the last night, so we're partying in our PJs after the packing is done. Don't forget your bunny slippers.
Workout gear: The gym is top notch. You'll want to check it out. Plus we have a few yoga classes for you, too.
Camera / video camera with extra batteries or charger: Don't miss a thing.
Bug spray: We don't want you to get bit, unless you want to get bit.
Business cards / notepad: You're going to make loads of new friends. You'll want their contact information.
Just in case, bring photo copies of your passport, insurance card and all credit cards you're bringing. Better to be safe than sorry.
Heavy duty plastic trash bags: Bring one or two for our beach and park clean ups (you don't have to do the cleaning up, but we'll put your bags to good use).
We have two projects for which we're collecting supplies. The first is to help the cats and dogs of Cozumel. The second is to help the special needs kids on the island. Everything you bring will be put to good use. No donation is too small. A box of crayons or a dog collar really helps. The project wish lists are below.
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+ We want to make these cat beds for our cats while in dog kennels under quarantine, but we cannot buy the PVC elbows in Mexico. We require four per bed and we would like to make ten of them. Buy elbows!
+ Dog kennels medium and large: Desperately needed.
+ Sherpa bags (soft-sided carriers) of any kind
+ Dog collars small and medium sizes (large not needed)
+ Cat safety collars stretch kind, not breakaway. See them here.
+ Cat and dog toys: Cat toys are particularly hard to find.
+ Cat cubes and towers, prefer the kind we can clean, so avoid cloth designs.
+ Slip leads for dogs. We love the rope kind for walking the dogs, but we will accept any kind of slip leads. Example.
+ Sutures: ABSORBABLE ONLY. Monocryl, PDS, Polysorb, Maxon,Vicryl (no chrome gut please) Sizes: 2.0, 3.0, 4.0
+ Sterile guaze, but we can take non-sterile also.
+ Needles: gauges 23 and 25 without syringe
+ De-wormers of all kinds, but cat specific are much needed.
+ Revolution flea and tick (for cats particularly needed). All flea and tick products appreciated.
+ Capstar especially 2 to 25 pound doses
+ DOXYCYCLINE (HUGE NEED ALWAYS): We prefer tablets we can split, 50mg
and 100mg doses.
+ Albon suspension and pills for treatment of coccidias puppies and cats.
Panacur: Cattle strength. Details.
+ Eye antibiotic ointment to lubricate eyes for surgery.
+ Pain medication injectable and oral: Rimadyl (carprofen), Meloxicam (Metacam), ketoprofen, Medetomidine (Dormitor: anaesthesic).
+ ISOFLURANE (if anybody has vet/anaesthetist connections)
+ Heartworm, Parvo, Giardia and Distemper antigen tests.
+ SPO2 monitor, animal specific (highly needed)
+ Stethoscopes, good quality, such as Littmann. Need two adult size and two pediatric size.
+ Clippers for shaving and blades (blade size 40)
+ Infectious disease book, like this.
+ Cat traps and transfer cages (HUGE NEED). Particularly, #30LTD in this brand and the transfer cages that match the #30 LTD. Also, #18TE animal carrier.
+ Kuranada beds for dogs, medium size, cordura material preferred, we are on the list for shelter discount of 30 percent here: Kuranda.
+ Cat and Dog food will most likely be taken at customs, but treats are welcome and are easy to transport.
Turtle conservation wish list
+ Red, baby sea turtle safe flashlight. Like this.
+ Rain ponchos
+ Latex gloves
+ Rechargeable batteries
+ Spray can (Color red or orange)
+ Flagging Tape (Pink)
+ Seamstress soft-tape measure
The CAM (Centro de Atencion Multiple)
The CAM School is a special facility dedicated to providing education and related services for children with mental, physical and/or behavioral disabilities. CAM provides a holistic approach to learning by helping children and their parents set realistic goals for their learning capabilities, providing physical therapy, a social worker and psychologist to work with the children and their parents.
No. 1: Athletic shoes
Children's size 2 up to adult size 7. The sizes that range directly between the children's and adult sizes in particular. (socks and underwear are helpful too)
No. 2: Backpacks and messenger bags
Elementary, middle school and high school.
No. 3: Scientific or basic calculators
No. 4: Spanish dictionaries
Student ones are great. Paperback are fine.
+ Children's books in Spanish or Spanish & English
+ Tools
+ Tool kits
+ Drills
+ Fabric for sewing
+ Pencil pouches
+ Dry erase markers
+ Washable markers, 8-12 pack
+ Highlighters
+ Water storage tank
+ Ceiling fan
+ Chair
+ Food prep equipment
+ Child care learning resources for adults
Please note: The tools, tool kits, food prep equipment and fabric are for NUAFA's adult vocational education program. They teach the local women different skills to help them become self-sufficient and earn income.


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Shale Gas: The True Story (2nd Part)
It is important to mention, that credible investigations into complaints of water contamination attributed the problem to poor casing construction and cementing as well as the close proximity of the shale layers to underground water supplies. Also, inadequate Fluid Management including handling, injecting and disposal were also to blame.
In order to adequately protect the people and the planet, there needs to be a Regulatory Framework that addresses every aspect of exploration and production and takes into consideration:
- the geology,
- casing and cementation,
- contractor qualification,
- ground water testing,
- and public disclosure of chemicals.
Multi-stage fracturing is water intensive and can use up to 20 million liters of water per well. Therefore, it is critical, that large quantities of fresh water are available.
This chart shows the "Comparative Water Usage of Several Major U.S. Shale Plays" by sector.
Here we see that shale gas production, represented by the shaded column, is, in fact, the lowest consumer of water. Public systems are by far, the primary demand sector. And where heavy industry is present, industrial and mining operations, require substantial quantities of water. Even the irrigation and livestock sectors utilize more water than the shale gas industry.
Most of the water used in hydraulic fracturing comes from surface water sources such as lakes, rivers and municipal supplies. However, groundwater can be used to augment surface water where it is available in sufficient quantities. Alternate strategies include trucking in the water, building ponds and reservoirs to capture rain, recycling water and contracting with local public works and farmers. These are some of the innovative ways the industry is obtaining, monitoring and regulating water usage. Finally with new technologies to the rescue, such as "super fracking", it is possible to reduce water consumption in half.
Of utmost concern are natural gas emissions from production. This is driven by its effectiveness in trapping heat in the atmosphere and its corresponding impact on climate change.
The EIA reported that total atmospheric methane emissions from all sources constitute only 10% of all other Greenhouse Gas ("GHG") emissions. CO2 was by far the predominant greenhouse gas, at about 83%. Furthermore, not all atmospheric methane comes from natural gas systems. Only a third of the atmospheric methane emissions come from wells, pipelines and storage tanks. Other major sources of methane emissions come from fermentation, landfill and coal mines. Therefore, shale gas contributes only about 3% of the total greenhouse gas inventory.
Similarly, MIT reported that, "according to EPA inventories released in 2010, in 2008 GHG emissions from natural gas systems were 126 Tg (Tg, one teragram is equivalent to one million metric tons) of CO2 equivalents (CO2e), less than 3% of total CO2 equivalent emissions from all energy sources and activities." Natural gas systems include production, processing, transmission and distribution of conventional and unconventional (shale gas) natural gas.
Furthermore, many producers and pipelines have already deployed relatively inexpensive methane detection and capture technologies and are able to realize profits from the use of these techniques.
To find the right answer you first have to know the real problem. One thing we all can agree on is that doing it wrong will lead to problems.
A fair number of investigations into the complaints concluded that the problems were avoidable and, as I mentioned earlier, traced to:
- Inferior casing and cementing
- Insufficient separation between gas-bearing rock and water supplies
- And lack of oversight and adherence to best practices
Other reported problems were subsequently found to be erroneous, lacking merit, or not representative of the industry.
- MIT reported that there were only 42 complaints of contamination out of 15,000 shale wells drilled in the US – a 3 tenths of 1% problem.
- Also, Cornell University's initial report stating that shale gas has a higher GHG footprint than coal was subsequently retracted. A new report concluded that its footprint is actually 1/3rd to ½ that of coal,
- and finally some law suits involving methane contaminated water were subsequently dismissed for lack of evidence.
The answers lie in the fact that modern shale gas development is technologically driven and must be treated as such. Unproven cost cutting measures and process deviations are unacceptable. Sixty plus years of experience tells us that shale gas can be safely managed and controlled. When done right it is a low risk proposition.
So our quest for answers has brought us to two simple words – "BE SMART."
Be smart and ensure:
- Adequate oversight
- Adoption of rules and codes
- Onsite safety and emergency preparedness
- Programs to train and certify workforce
- Adherence to best practices
- and Use of Qualified operators
Like it or not, renewable energy has a long way to go to make an impact on any one country's energy mix. Natural gas, being the least disruptive fossil fuel, could serve as a 'bridge' to a low-carbon future. It's a cushion, but not a complete answer.
In a scenario, that envisions a worldwide momentum towards stick policies aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions, electric utilities and other sectors of the economy will have no other choice but to adopt natural gas as a logical alternative. Natural gas will buy time to further develop cleaner fuels. Hopefully there will be something at the other end of the rainbow, whether it's in 25 years or at the end of the century.
In closing, the shale gas industry creates jobs, economic value, and government revenues. Additionally, it also provides broader macro-economic impacts for both households and businesses. This is especially true in industries that are intensive users of natural gas as a feedstock such as the chemical industry, and industries that significantly benefit from lower cost electricity. And along the way, society, unknowingly, becomes an environmental steward striving to sustain our environment.
Shale gas development is "SAFE", "MANAGEABLE" and "BENEFICIAL", now and for the future.
The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author Dr. Barry Stevens, an accomplished business developer and entrepreneur in technology-driven enterprises. He is the founder of TBD America Inc., a global technology business development group. In this role, he is responsible for leading the development of emerging and mature technology driven enterprises in the shale gas, natural gas, renewable energy and sustainability industries. To learn more about TBD America, please visit: http://tbdamericainc.com/
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Hex Wobblers or Ticers Lures
Hex Wobblers or Ticers are metal lures used for lone distance work. Designed for distance casting over breaking waves at the beach. They are almost never used to fish for salmon in the river itself. Ticers are made by cutting short lengths from a long length of hexagonal shaped brass rod. Hence they are also known as "Hex Wobblers" and "Slices."
nventive anglers and manufacturers of fishing tackle have come up with numerous methods of improving the distance that these lures can be cast chiefly by making them heavier at the hook end. The aim of which is to make them fly through the air like a dart when cast so that they don't tumble which would reduce casting distance. The best way to make weight-forward ticers is to weld on an extra piece of brass at the hook end of the lure.
Most ticers are silvered to make them shine like a silvery baitfish. However many anglers also fish pure white powder coated models and many like to add a flash of red or yellow.
Strong sharp hooks are essential to set the hook into the hard mouth of a salmon. The lures pictured here have the popular VMC treble hooks attached.
Ticers are also the preferred lures when spin fishing for kahawai at river-mouths throughout New Zealand. To cast very long distances salmon anglers use a special purpose designed long rod such as this Harrison or this Kilwell EnticerTW and match it with something like this top quality Abu 7500 reel.
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So what will be revealed on the 20th? According to the sources of The Wall Street Journal, Sony will talk about its next-gen console on the PlayStation 2013 press event. The upcoming gaming platform will be battling head-on with its competitor, Microsoft's Xbox, in the latter of 2013.
PlayStation's manufacturer previously considered the removal of the system disc drive in the effort to create a fully-digital console. However, the plan did not push through because of the issues on slow internet access and file size.
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- Admin console was opened in one of TABS, then all of the sudden, when waiting to enter credentials, the "waiting" mouse pointer pops up, and admin gui opens up in a new window
- As User in webmail, just during typing view switches from compose new message window to Calendar or Briefcase tab
- When I am sure I left webmail opened in Mail tab, I return to computer after couple of minutes and I find it opened in Calendar or some other tab
First few weeks I was sure my computer in the office is acting weird, but last few days I notice the same weirdness also on my home computer.
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