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There's a lot of psychedelic rock knocking around these days. Bands are dividing and sub-dividing the genre for their own ends, portraying themselves as either connoisseurs and anoraks of the genre - plumbing its depths and commandeering its more original, unique aspects - or as more broad, revivalist acts. Emulative to the point of irony, these latter acts are wont to change their singing accents (eg. from West Coast American if British, to estuary English or received pronunciation if American), and wear clothes that would have been deemed 'a bit much' in late sixties Kings Road, let alone 2013 Birmingham. As such, proponents of psychedelic rock range from the sublime (The Horrors, Tame Impala) to the ridiculous (Foxygen - who must never be forgiven for We Are The Twentieth Century Ambassadors For Peace And Magic), with a myriad of mediocrity in between.
Wooden Shjips, by comparison, seem to reside in a realm of peculiar and stubborn authenticity. Aesthetically, they dress down, with shorts and tee shirts taking preference over the flamboyant, colourful garments of their stylistic contemporaries and predecessors; something reflected in turn by the early to latter shift in hippie-dom from wilfully ostentatious to knowingly modest. Where they're similar to their forbears, however, is in their music- a thudding, gloriously repetitive and hypnotic barrage of organ, drums and guitars which almost surpasses the intensity of the first generation. Almost to the extent of purism, Wooden Shjips have relentlessly plied the case for psychedelic rock - employing an ardency and determination unwelcome in the more whimsical aspects of the genre and its history. As such, on their 6th record, Wooden Shjips' attitude is not so much 1967 Haight-Ashbury or Venice Beach as it is 1968 Chicago or Detroit.
But that isn't to say that Wooden Shjips have gone MC5; throat-tearing, political vocals are absent here. What Back To Land bears witness to is a band who refuse to compromise; there is no softness to their touch or relent in their intensity- this is psychedelia with the bliss, the optimism, the frivolity and the whimsy very much absent. Each track rolls along like a train, pinned down by a constant of riffs and bassline and sent soaring by the long solos that do nothing but add further strength to the incessant grooves. The opening, titular track and following 'Ruins' are indicative of the rest of the record and the band's contradictions: they are monotonous but never dull, exciting but never progressive. There is barely any change throughout the record- a slight change in pace ('In The Roses') or a slightly more jangly guitar ('Everybody Knows') sufficing for an LP that is unshakable in its sound and ethos.
Whether or not this is a bad thing is purely subjective. Those wanting an intense, borderline overdose, hit of rushing psychedelia for 42 minutes need look no further, whilst others wishing for a bit more diversity are barking up the wrong tree. What cannot be doubted, however is that Wooden Shjips have carved out their niche and have further whittled themselves an excellent home within it. The problem is is that I'm not sure they're too fond of guests.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is set to star in an off-Broadway play from the Roundabout Theatre Company. The Oscar-nominated actor will appear in the ensemble comedy-drama "If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet" by British playwright Nick Payne.
Gyllenhaal has acted on stage in London, but this would be his U.S. stage debut. Organizers said Thursday that the play is scheduled to open Sept. 20 at the Laura Pels Theatre in New York.
A summary of the play provided by the Roundabout states that the story revolves around a 15-year-old girl with a weight problem. Gyllenhaal will play the girl's uncle, a drifter who arrives at her home unannounced and forms an unlikely friendship.
The rest of the cast will be announced later, said the Roundabout. The play will be directed by Michael Longhurst.
Gyllenhaal starred in a 2002 London stage production of Kenneth Lonergan's "This Is Our Youth" with Anna Paquin and Hayden Christensen.
Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jake's sister, has appeared off-Broadway a number of the times, including a production of "Three Sisters" at Classic Stage Company in downtown New York. In L.A., audiences saw her in the Mark Taper Forum's 2003 production of Tony Kushner's "Homebody/Kabul," which headed on to New York.
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Workers continued to stash more money in their 401(k) plans in the third quarter, but the stock market's sharp decline only left them further behind in reaching their savings goals.
The average balance in Fidelity Investments' plans dropped nearly 12 percent, falling to $64,300 by the end of September from $72,700 three months earlier, the company said Wednesday.
That setback snapped four consecutive quarters of increases, and even put investors behind where they stood a year ago. Their balances were down 2 percent compared with September of last year, according to Fidelity, the largest workplace savings plan provider, with 11.7 million participants.
Blame the 14 percent decline in the Standard & Poor's 500 index in the third quarter. Investors worried about the European debt crisis and slow economic growth at home, leading to the stock market's worst quarterly loss since the financial crisis in late 2008.
Workers' 401(k)s are typically invested in bonds along with stocks to help reduce volatility. Third-quarter investment gains for bonds helped offset some of the stock market's decline, preventing deeper damage to account balances.
The damage also was eased because workers set aside more from their paychecks to stash in 401(k)s, while employers increased matching contributions.
Fidelity said 84 percent of plan participants contributed over the past 12 months, the highest level in more than two years. Their average contribution was $5,890, setting a record, and up $200 from the same period a year earlier. Employers contributed an average $3,320, an increase of $220.
Over the past 10 years, about two-thirds of annual increases in account balances have been due to workers' added contributions and company matches, with one-third the result of investment returns, said Beth McHugh, Fidelity's vice president of market insights.
There are several reasons why changes in account balances don't match the performance of market indexes. Results depend on the performance of the specific funds an investor holds. Plus, participants in 401(k)s also pay investment fees, which chip away at returns. Investment earnings and contributions can grow tax-free in employer-sponsored 401(k)s, which the government established to encourage saving for retirement.
Balances have risen eight of the 10 quarters since early 2009, when the stock market meltdown reduced the average to $46,200.
Workers who have stayed in the market haven't been able to rely on investment gains to build up 401(k) savings, because stocks remain about 23 percent below their historic peak in October 2007. Instead, they've had to rely on contributions from themselves, and their employers.
Fidelity's 401(k) participants appear to recognize that, McHugh said. Each quarter for the past two and half years, more workers have increased their contributions than cut them.
However, Fidelity reported a recent slight increase in hardship withdrawals from 401(k)s, reflecting the financial stress many workers face as the economic recovery struggles to find momentum. About 2.3 percent took hardship withdrawals over the 12 months ended Sept. 30. In the latest 12-month period, workers making hardship withdrawals removed an average $5,800.
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Are the canons of the early local and ecumenical councils still in force in the Latin Catholic Church or have they all been replaced?
The 21 Ecumenical Councilshttp://www.newadvent.org/library/almanac_14388a.htm
I just wondered since I often see canons from 3rd/4th century councils quoted on here as authoritative and the most recent RC book of canon law is from 1984 or something. So I wondered whether those old canons still retain their force in the Latin Church.
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CRESTVIEW � The auctioneer's staccato trill, the bang of the gavel and the familiar cry, "Sold to the highest bidder" have arrived in Crestview with the opening of Anything Pawn and Auction.
CRESTVIEW � The auctioneer's staccato trill, the bang of the gavel and the familiar cry, "Sold to the highest bidder" have arrived in Crestview with the opening of Anything Pawn and Auction.
Located in what for 70 or more years was a succession of Chevrolet dealerships on West James Lee Boulevard, the vast building has had a major facelift, with its exterior brick cleaned and wood trim added.
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After hearing much speculation and conjecture on the various radar detector Internet forums regarding the upcoming Beltronics STi Magnum radar detector, I was pretty tickled when one finally showed up at my lab. The new Sti Magnum is loaded with features, and considering the amount of technology it possesses, it's also very simple to use and understand. Ready to use right out of the box with the recommended factory setup, the STi Magnum is preset to provide the best protection for the vast majority of users.
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BlankTV and Indianola Records are proud to bring you the release of Pensacola Florida's Scream Out Loud's video for the title track off their new album 'Live It Up'. Scream Out Loud traveled to Dothan, Alabama, to shoot the video with Studio Eleven One. Director Dakoda Jones along with assistant/colorist Micah Jones shot the video in and around Metro Music in downtown Dothan.
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The first exposure of openly professional teams was in 1870, led by the success and fame of Red Stockings in 1869. All the teams were determined on defeating The Red Sox. Many of these teams adopted variant colors and names too. Chicago Cubs adopted the white color as their primary. The first professional league "National Association" was formed in 1871, after a summer full of contests among various teams.
The 1875 season brought many key-players for the Cubs. Among these were Adrian Anson, first baseman from Philadelphia Athletics and Albert Spalding, the pitcher from The Red Stockings. Meanwhile, the club's president William Hulbert was busy in planning the inauguration of a stronger and better organization the "National League".
The inaugural season of National League 1876 was ruled by The White Stockings. Chicago Cubs had some major success in 1880 season. They ended up with an impressive record of winning 67 matches and losing only 17, with an average of .798 percentage, an all time record. To infer an 84 game season onto 162 game season is doubtful analysis, but it gives us a deeper look into the perspective that a winning percentage similar in today's game would produce 129 wins. Clarkson had a fairly good season in 1885 and the Cubs also won a pennant.
Although since 1908, the Chicago Cubs have failed in winning any World Series championship, they sure have gone through some real good seasons in these past years; however, results of some latest games were disheartening.
Chicago Cubs held the reigns in August 1969 season with the Hall of Famers such as Billy Williams, Ernie Banks and Ferguson Jenkins present in the team. However, during the mid-month, the team faced a collapse. After winning 8 games from Cardinals and 9 games from the Mets, they came under great pressure and lost some key games. The postseason ended with an ending score of 90-70.
In the National League Championship Series of 1984, the Cubs started off by winning two games against San Diego Padres and Wrigley Field. The defending champions of the Western Division took advantage of the home field, but the rest of the games were supposed to be played in San Diego. Chicago Cubs needed to win only one game in order to make it to the World Series in the next 3. But unfortunately they got under pressure again and lost all three of the games. In game 4, the Cubs got a major blow when Lee Smith gave away a game winning run to Steve Garvey in the end of the 9th innings. Game 5 was as bad as those before. Rick Sutcliffe, the 1984 'CY Young Award' winner made it to the heap. The Cubs led a 3 - 0 lead in the 6th inning and 3 - 2 in the 7thinning. A major mistake by Leon Durham and Sutcliffe's tiring out led the Cubs to lose the game against San Diego Padres, which made them into the semi-finals and got Cubs a ticket back home.
In 1989's National League Championship Series Chicago Cubs were up against Sans Francisco Giants. They had made it to the Bay Area after winning the first two games. But ultimately, despite having hold of lead points in the 3 games, some managerial blunders led them into three major losses in the next games, which was quite a blow and got them out of the postseason.
After 14 years, the Cubs succeeded in winning their very first divisional championship in 2003. History was made with their NLDS victory against the Atlanta Braves. Since 1908, it was their first postseason series win. They also took 3 games over 1 lead against Florida Marlins. After like 58 seasons, everyone was hopeful that with continuous wonderful performance, Chicago Cubs just might win their first World Series.
During 1998, as a wild card team the Cubs got into the play-offs. This strength and power was achieved through a 60 HR seasons from Kerry Wood the "Rookie of the Year" and Kerry Wood's pitching performance. Their opponents were Atlanta Braves in the playoffs. Although the performance was going satisfactory, yet the Cubs lost three straight games from the Braves.
In 2006, the team started off quite well, only to suffer a major downfall. The main causes were the injury of All-star baseman Derrek Lee. A franchise record was also set for offensive hopelessness with the Chicago Cubs scoring terribly, only 13 runs in 11 games.
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As a wave of newly resource-rich countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, looks to the best means of managing resource wealth, one compelling recommendation has come to the fore: to distribute at least some portion of resource revenues to the public through direct dividend payments (DDPs). The case is laid out in papers published at the Center for Global Development by Todd Moss and the World Bank's Shanta Devarajan and Marcelo Giugale. The DDP proposal has several foundations. Payment technology has increased the feasibility of large-scale transfers, as Alan Gelb and Caroline Decker explain. There are already cases of developing countries scaling up identity card systems associated with cash transfers quite quickly. As for rationale, given the poor track record of public expenditure efficiency, especially in resource-rich countries, it seems clear that general welfare could be targeted more effectively through DDPs, and without any of the distortionary effects or distributional flaws of price subsidies. Finally, from a political economy perspective, DDPs coupled with taxation could restore the accountability of a government to its citizens, which is otherwise weakened by its ability to draw on revenues directly from the source.
Nonetheless, for now DDPs remain a rare instrument, used explicitly only in Alaska, Alberta, and with variation in Mongolia. Most of the motivating arguments for DDPs draw on the experience of general cash transfers (conditional or unconditional) which is not specific to resource-rich countries. Why then do we not see more examples of DDPs in MENA, given its considerable oil and gas wealth?
At one level, the answer is obvious. In a region of authoritarian governments, monarchies, and a statist tradition, DDPs would represent a radical change in the social contract, one which the region has been slow to absorb. The dominant model is one where the state is the provider – of jobs, subsidies, and services--and the presumption is that resource revenues are distributed by those means. Of course the leakages from this social contract are enormous, which is precisely the logic of DDPs.
More puzzling about MENA is that, even in cases where the social contract has been up for revision, DDPs have yet to emerge as a priority. For example, Iraq and Libya both have vast resource wealth per capita and could have been looking for ways to signal a departure from the past. But for now, allocation of hydrocarbon revenues is entirely through the state. Perhaps special circumstances, not least recurring crises and fragility, made these states "batten down the hatches" and stick to more conventional means of distributing rents.
Interestingly, the richer Gulf states – Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, and Qatar – have their own analogy to DDPs, which is a de facto guaranteed job for citizens (or at least heads of households), along with universal subsidies. As all the Gulf countries recognize, an over-reliance on the public sector payroll in the spending of oil revenues has distorted their labor markets, even as it has been seen as a source of legitimacy for governments.
Although the Gulf and MENA's fragile states seem like divergent examples, there may be an underlying common factor in the reluctance to embrace DDPs. This is that the region's governments perceive a tradeoff between state building and DDPs. Since MENA states emerged from colonial systems, governments sought to establish legitimacy partly through their own role as a provider. The corresponding risk was that DDPs might be too successful in giving citizens a stake in oil, undercutting their identification with the government.
Of course, this might be a case of paternalistic leaders overstating their importance out of self-interest. Yet it is revealing that that the two most well developed examples of DDPs – Alberta and Alaska – are subnational entities. The pure state building and state-maintaining functions are handled by the top layer of government, leaving lower layers free to pursue innovative resource-sharing strategies. A related concern may be that a state in the process of building its legitimacy has good reason to be cautious in approaching DDPs, in case some contingency necessitates that they be scaled back or eliminated. Mongolia is a good illustration of this problem, as an initial commitment driven by electoral politics to move to DDPs has been undermined by fiscal volatility and in turn led to tensions with international resource companies.
The overall point is that in advocating DDPs, we may need to validate whether resource wealth distribution can truly be unpacked from general state legitimacy. States that can sustain their legitimacy with effective performance are likely to be those most comfortable with DDPs. But lower capacity states may need some assurance that they will not be bereft of public allegiance under such a scheme. Thus, DDPs will be easier to put on the table when the state is doing other things to establish its credentials, especially in terms of improving service delivery. MENA might therefore see more DDPs if and when more states engage with the WDR 2004 – and its 10 years after – agenda!


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2001 Environmental Summit main content.
On Saturday, February 24, 2002, the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation hosted a meeting of members of New York's community-based environmental organizations, concerned individuals, and key New York State legislators. Our goal was to foster, through direct dialogue, an enhanced appreciation of the concerns of each group and a stronger foundation for future working relationships. The New York State Environmental Summit: Working with State Legislators was funded in part by New York State.


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Mugglechops wrote:westab wrote:Inside the top ten now - 9th at least for a day or so.
Don't look behind mugglechops - it might slow you down cause your my next target - inside 200kms - thats only 9 hours
I am trying to do at least 40kms a day on the 4 days I ride to work. Just to stay ahead of you.
mmmm ..... lets see 4 x 40 = 160kms/ week - 9.7 x 10 + extras = ~105 kms / week. You are still 55km / week ahead
Blast it muggles I don't like that maths - there might just have to be a longer way to work, to the shops, to swimming, or to the local park we used to drive to. Thanks mate you are helping get rid of the last 3kgs of Christmas cheer that too residence on my fat gut last year and helping get ready for this years parties.
Kenzo you are right to lol at me - you could most likely go further and faster on one leg (hope the other is healing OK and you are back soon).


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This is the first entry in what I hope will be a daily addition to the blog- mostly about the garden and things that are happening there but also some of the things that I think about while working in the garden, good thoughts, negative thoughts, good ideas and not so good idea. Let's see what happens.
Last year we had a lot of snow and freezing (everything being relative of course: lots of snow in Victoria is not the same as lots of snow in Calgary. At the bed and breakfast, and throughout the city, this resulted in some strange and wonderful combinations when the regularly scheduled blossoms came up. Unfortunately I didn't take any photos. For one thing I didn't think at the time that this was such a wonderful event. It was only after the fact that I realized what an opportunity I had missed. Oh well. I'll make sure that doesn't happen again (especially now that I have a new camera as well.)
This year is the complete opposite: it has been a very mild winter and everything is very early. Today we have daffodils, crocuses, snowdrops and lots of the trees are in blossom- not the fruit trees thank goodness. The roses are in bud as are the tulips. The cantab lilies by the lower entry are in full bloom.
While a lot of the daffs are in bloom, there are hundreds just coming. I am noticing thought that there are some empty spots in the daffodil beds, a sure sign of narcissus bulb fly which was the bane of the daffodils, and me, in the garden in Burnaby. I am going to try this year to catch the moths, or butterflies, or whichever they are, using a net. If I make a concerted effort to do this it certainly can't hurt and any that I catch will certainly help the bulbs for next year. There is nothing more frustrating that planting something and having it eaten under the ground where you can't even see the little buggers. Yes there is- having slugs eat everything above the ground!


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Here's the one that Darth Delicious made using the new ROTS Obi Wan, and the head from the new Jedi vs. Sith 5-pk.
I couldn't stop posing him fighting with and against Evo Anakin last night. They're a great pair.
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Artistic expression has always been key to Sandra's identity. Coming from a long line of strong women, dating back to 1861 in Washington D.C.; Sandra attributes nature as her introduction to art. "Watching and appreciating the different ways that nature reveals itself."
As she progressed through life, Sandra found beauty in all things. Reminiscing upon her time as a lab technician at the National Zoo, she recalls the beautifully dynamic colors and shapes of living tissues, as she viewed them through electron microscopes. She now maintains the perspective that "everything within the universe is art." This perspective is clear in her unique style of upcycle artistry, where she "view[s] the world and life in its many forms… and the universe [as] a vehicle for inspiration."
Within the past 10 years, Sandra has refined her artistic ambition. She now focuses mainly with textiles, metals, found objects, clay, brass, copper, paper, and thread; creating designs in a recycled, "up-cycle" design. Appropriately, her business name is From Scraps to Treasures.
"My products are created from discarded items. From Scraps to Treasures has a three part mission; one is to inform, inspire, and to implement the process of reuse, repurposing, and up cycling as a way of living; the second part of the company's mission is to reintroduce the importance of making quality handmade items , thus creating a sense for pride for items made in America by individuals and families; and the third portion of the company's mission involves introducing hand sewing and the process of making handmade items, through creative individual instructional kits."
Much like many other ETS students, Sandra joined EWI's Entrepreneur Training for Success class "to gain an understanding of how to start and organize a business". She has truly excelled in the class, and would receive the "Ms Congeniality" award, if we offered one.
"I am still amazed at the quality and the expertise the program provides. Everyone involved with EWI has a unique exceptional gift and a passion to share."
As graduation is just around the corner, we asked Sandra to reflect on what resonates most from her training….
"Always strive for the best, stay focused, keep a plan, network, produce quality, and never give up."
Sandra, we wish you the best.
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From left, Julia Fixsen, Rowan Morgan, Trevor Redmond and Angel Vo.
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Austin Smestad and Cassidy Smestad are siblings who both graduated from Mounds View High School. They were multi-sport athletes in high school and picked out a single sport to pursue in college.
The Titterud sisters in action — Alex above and Laurisa below. Both are Mounds View High School graduates who recently completed their collegiate track careers at University of Wisconsin-Stout.
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Although they graduated from high school a year apart, Alex and Laurisa Titterud recently closed out their collegiate athletic careers at the same event.
The Irondale High School girls track and field team that qualified for state in the 4x400-meter relay in 2015 finished in the bottom half of the standings in the prelims and did not advance to the finals.
The Roseville Area High School track and field teams have one meet remaining on its 2016 schedule. That would be the state meet.
Jake Kubiatowicz entered the state track and field meet as the No. 2 seed in the discus and it appeared he had some work to do to overcome the top seed. It turned out that Kubiatowicz got the heavy lifting done early.
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Of its eight state entries, Concordia Academy's track and field teams amassed five all-state honors.
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Roseville Area High School saw its contingent of athletes at the state track and field meet amass four all-state performances at the event held June 10-11 at Hamline University in St. Paul.
Although only a freshman, Julia Fixsen is already a multi-year state track and field qualifier. By the time she wraps up her senior season, there's a good shot she'll have multiple state championships.
The high school track and field season came to a conclusion last weekend as the state meet was held at Hamline University's Klas Field in St. Paul. Five District 621 students capped off their seasons by capturing state championships.
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Commissioner Spitzer's statement on
Bradwood Landing LNG Project
- Energy Supply
The primary obligation of Government is to protect the health, welfare and safety of its citizens. As hurricanes left millions of Americans without utilities this month, we know reliable energy is essential to our health, welfare and safety.
This Commission is challenged to secure energy supply at just and reasonable rates. This mission includes developing adequate infrastructure to support these new supplies. The Commission's task in siting necessary infrastructure is daunting. During the 16 years I have been in Government, first in Arizona and now at the Federal level, communities have opposed the siting of energy infrastructure. This opposition is universal, increasingly strident, and consistent regardless of the size of a proposed project. At times it seems as if there is no proposed energy project of any size anywhere that is free from opposition.
- LNG Safety
There is significant concern about the adequacy of natural gas supply, overall price levels, and price volatility in the United States. Importation of LNG is one means to offset shortfalls or disruptions, such as now in the Gulf, in North American natural gas production. There is no major manufacturing process without safety risks. Indeed, projects with less or zero social utility operate with greater actual and/or potential safety hazards than LNG terminals.
The LNG industry has an excellent record of safety. Over the last 45 years, no member of the public has been harmed in an LNG-related incident in the U.S. Over the same period, however, hundreds of thousands have lost their lives in transportation incidents unrelated to U.S. energy security.
Whether as liquid or in its gaseous state, LNG is safe. Moreover, the Environmental Impact Statement in this case includes conditions for safe operation. The technology of discharge and re-gasification of LNG, the safety record and historical operations of LNG terminals in North America and, most importantly, the record in this case and the conditions attached to this Order address and mitigate issues of safety related to this project.
II. Programmatic EIS in the Northwest
Unlike the unproductive, and in my view, inaccurate political histrionics that occurred in the other parts of the country in opposition to energy infrastructure, I found that the pleadings and comments in opposition to Bradwood were productive, thoughtful and civil - attributes consistent with the traditions of the western United States and particularly the Pacific Northwest. Our Staff conducted a thorough review of the environmental, safety and other issues and the Order properly determines that the Bradwood project is required by the public convenience and necessity.
I also recognize, however, that since 1967 no LNG facility has been built over opposition from the local community. This is true because the Coastal Zone Management Act gives states an effective veto over LNG projects, notwithstanding FERC certification. Consequently, LNG opponents could declare victory even after FERC approval if they are assured an LNG terminal will never be built by state withholding of the CZMA concurrence.
The failure to build any new LNG terminals on the east or west coasts of the United States regardless of the need for energy or safety of the project is not, however, in the public interest. In this regard, I am particularly attentive to the letters from the Governor of Oregon. The Governor raised issues relating to the adequacy of our environmental and safety review of this Project. He also requested a programmatic or regional analysis of all the proposed LNG terminals for Oregon and the interstate natural gas pipelines purported to address the increasing demand for natural gas in the Pacific Northwest.
The Commission's environmental review includes an examination of alternatives. However, the Commission declined to conduct a programmatic EIS for Bradwood, as such a review would require a modification to our NEPA review process. Moreover, I have reservations regarding the Governor's proposal. For example, although state commissions may be able to compel regulated electric utilities to construct necessary generation, transmission and distribution facilities, the Commission has no power to compel the "winner" of the programmatic EIS to build and to operate an LNG terminal.
I respect the Governor for representing his constituents and seeking to end the present gridlock between Federal and state governments preventing FERC-approved LNG projects from being built. Our goal is to conduct thorough, comprehensive and meaningful scrutiny of LNG applications, and as part of ongoing review of our regulatory responsibilities, I pledge to seriously consider the Governor's regional review concept as the Commission continues to grapple with the lack of construction of LNG projects on the east or west coasts.
The Natural Gas Act requires FERC to consider the four corners of each application independently and make our decision based on the substantial evidence presented therein. Bradwood meets that legal test. Further, that law does not permit us to deny a certificate based on speculation that a potentially less controversial solution to the drastic problem of natural gas supply will arise, be financed, certificated, state approved, constructed, and then successfully operated. That is not the law.
The record in this proceeding indicates that Project is in compliance with the Natural Gas Act.
I therefore vote Aye."
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Law School Dean to Lead MN Landslide Inquiry
ST. PAUL (AP) - St. Paul has hired a law school dean to lead an investigation into last month's landslide that killed two students on a field trip to a park.
Mayor Chris Coleman on Friday announced the hiring of Donald M. Lewis.
Lewis is co-founder of the Minneapolis law firm Nilan Johnson Lewis PA and dean of the Hamline University School of Law.
Lewis will oversee an independent review of the May 22 landslide at Lilydale Regional Park. A bluff at the riverside park collapsed, killing two students and injuring two others from Peter Hobart Elementary School in St. Louis Park.
The review begins Monday. Findings are expected within several weeks.
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Castanias '87 Challenges Current Wabash Men• October 27, 2011 Share:
The liberal arts, a small college, and the all-male enrollment create an atmosphere at Wabash College perfect for solving the problem with men. National Association of Wabash Men President Greg Castanias '87 told a big crowd at Thursday Chapel Talk that Wabash is the antidote to much recent documentation about male failures in academics and decline in the workplace.
Castanias opened his talk with copies of The Atlantic which featured stories about "men falling apart" and "men in crisis." He cited statistics reported noting the number of men versus women in college, earning degrees, and earning post-graduate degrees. He shared numbers about the number of men versus women who have lost jobs in the recent economic downturn.
"But Wabash College is uniquely positioned to be the most important institution on this issue in America," he suggested. He said there are plenty of good liberal arts schools and small schools. But said the unique bond between Wabash men, the leadership opportunities, and the education position graduates to become business, political and social leaders.
He talked extensively about the personal relationships and the unique bonding of a shared experience as characteristics that make Wabash men something special.
He used his time to also talk about alums who give back to the College and make today's education possible. He challenged the senior class to be the first since 1985 to have 100 percent participation in the Senior Gift Campaign.
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The Alpha of Hawaii Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society and the UH Manoa Honors Program announce a free public lecture by esteemed Visiting Scholar Dr. Michael W. Deem. His talk, "In Search of the Fundamental Mathematical Laws of Biology," is at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, September 19, in BusAd A101 at the Shidler College of Business.
Deem is the John W. Cox Professor in Bioengineering and Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Rice University. He will describe his participation over the past few years in an effort to find fundamental mathematical laws in biology and theory for understanding the emergence of multi-scale, hierarchical structure in biology.
He will describe how modular structure in proteins, genetics and biological networks may arise and how it can be understood. He will also show the implications of the theory for engineering design, and will discuss additional examples of structure formation in ecological food networks, developmental pathways, physiology and social networks.
The Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Program makes available each year a dozen or so distinguished scholars, who will visit colleges and universities with chapters of Phi Beta Kappa. They spend two days on each campus, meeting informally with students and faculty members, taking part in classroom discussions, and giving a public lecture open to the entire academic community.
The purpose of the program is to contribute to the intellectual life of the institution by making possible an exchange of ideas between the Visiting Scholars and the resident faculty and students.
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Diplomas Count: Beyond High School, Before Baccalaureate, a report produced in conjunction with Education Week and Editorial Projects in Education (EPE) was released today. The intensive study measures high school graduation rates across the nation. The class of 2008 is the most recent graduating cohort to be profiled by the annual report.
According to the study, the nation's high school graduation rate improved by 2.9 percent from 68.8 percent in 2007 to 71.7 percent in 2008, but Ohio's graduation rate suffered a slight decline. A total of 74.3 percent of Ohio high school students from the class of 2008 graduated, down three tenths of a percent from the state's previous year's graduation rate of 74.6. Ohio's high school graduation rate still outperforms the nation's graduation rate of 71.7 percent.
Diplomas Count states that Ohio's high school graduation rate has increased by seven percent over the past ten years. Ohio's ten-year graduation rate increase was slightly higher than the nation's increase of 6.1 percent over the same time period.
The report forecasts that more than 1.15 million students from the class of 2011 will fail to graduate. In 2010, Diplomas Count predicted that more than 1.29 million students would fail to graduate. This year's projected non-graduate count is approximately 140,000 fewer than the 2010 edition of the EPE report which predicted that 1.29 million students from the class of 2010 would fail to graduate with their peers. Ohio's share of projected non-graduates for this school year amounted to slightly more than three percent of the nation's projected non-graduates.
Diplomas Count predicted that 39,336 Ohio students would fail to graduate with their peers, up slightly from 39,202 students the year before—an increase of less than one half of one percent. This number, divided by 180 days of school represents an average of slightly more than 218 students per day.—an average of 217 students per day, three percent of the nation's total non-graduates.
To calculate the graduation rates, EPE used the Cumulative Promotion Index (CPI), multiplying the four grade to grade promotion rates (including those that actually graduated). This information was found in the Common Core Data maintained annually by the U.S. Department of Education.
Ohio does not use the CPI to calculate its graduation rate, relying instead on the Leaver Rate. This formula defines the state's graduation rate as the percentage of students who leave high school with a diploma when compared to the number of other students who leave with alternative credentials or drop out.
According to the Leaver Rate, Ohio posted an 83.4 percent graduation rate for the class of 2008. When the CPI was used in Diplomas Count, Ohio's graduation rate was found to be 74.3 percent.
Regardless of which formula is used to calculate Ohio's graduation rate, serious achievement gaps exist in Ohio that are exemplified by the class of 2008. According to Diplomas Count, White and Asian students graduated at a much higher rate (80 and 75.5 percent, respectively) when compared with Black (46.7 percent), Hispanic (43.2 percent) or American Indian (61.4 percent) students. Additionally, female students' average graduation rate was seven percent higher than male students' graduation rate. No data was included in the study for Special Education students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP).


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Alfredo Guevara, Cuban Filmmaker & Arts Leader Dead At 87
Havana – Prominent Cuban filmmaker, intellectual and cultural leader Alfredo Guevara has died at the age of 87, Cuban state media reported.
Guevara was a close associate of Fidel and Raúl Castro when they were young rebel leaders, and a firm backer of the struggle to oust strongman Fulgencio Batista.
After the 1959 Cuban Revolution he became a leading cultural official and defender of the arts for more than five decades.
He founded the Cuban Art and Cinematography Institute in 1959 and later the Festival of New Latin American Cinema, one of the oldest of its kind in the region.
In the 1970s he was named a vice minister of government.
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I'm looking for the parents of Glendy Burke who lived in New Orleans and Louisiana around 1830
This Glendy Burke married Victoria Catherine De Bolle as a second wife in 1863. I'd like to know something about her family (which I think was from Philadelphia) and his as well. This following is what I've found about him.
BURKE, Glendy, commission merchant, planter, banker. Born, Baltimore, Md., December 31, 1805; son of David Burke, a Baltimore shipping executive. Removed to New Orleans in 1826, worked for Abijah Fisk (q.v.) and within five years bought Fisk's business. As a result of the Panic of 1837, amassed a debt of three million dollars which he paid off in ten years. By the 1850s became a millionaire for the second time with assets which included: commission merchant house, banking interests, sugar and cotton plantations, and one thousand slaves. A steamboat named for Glendy Burke served as the subject and title for one of Stephen Foster's most famous songs. Political service: was elected to the city council of the Second Municipality; served two terms in the state legislature. Helped to create the first public-school system in Louisiana in the 1840s. Was a Whig and later a Know-Nothing. During the occupation of New Orleans by the Union Army, served briefly as chairman of the bureau of finance under Mayor Hugh Kennedy (q.v.) and as a temporary mayor of New Orleans for three weeks (June 8-June 28, 1865). Married (1) Czarina Eliza Rogers of Baltimore (d. 1842). Married (2) Annie Hooke of Havana, Cuba (d. 1854). Married (3) Victoria Catherine de Bolle of Philadelphia (d. 1904). Three children: Corneal, George B., and Modesta, all of whom survived him. Religion: reared a Presbyterian, became an Episcopalian, and later a lay minister in the Church of the New Jerusalem (the Swedenborgian faith). Ruined financially as a result of the Civil War. Died, June 21, 1879; interred Girod Street Cemetery.
Looking for parents of Elliot Dixon, Beverly Carradine, Glendy Burke, and Victoria Catherine De Bolle, Virginia Carradine
Some geneologists have tried to trace my Great Grandfather Beverly Carradine's line back. Some say there were two Carradine brothers originally from Italy who immigrated via Spain and Ireland to the States. I can't find a record of them.
Trying to find the generation before my Great Grandfather, Beverly Carradine
Some say there were two Italian brothers who came over via Spain and Ireland. Beverly Carradine was a Holiness minister in Missouri, Louisiana, and in other states during the mid 1800's. He married Laura Reed and later my Greatgrandmother, Modesta Burke DeBolle. I know something about Modesta's father, Glendy Burke, but nothing about her and the De Bolle family.
Looking for Modesta de Bolle who married Beverly Carradine, the parents of Josephine Carradine, my Grandmother
My Grandmother, Josephine Carradine, was one of Beverly Carradine's last children of his second wife, Modesta de Bolle. Josephine loved music, and studied the piano and eventually performed Rachmaninoff's 2nd Piano Concerto with the St. Louis Symphony under Rudolf Ganz as a young teenager, while still living at home. But her father Beverly's Holiness ministry and writings had a big influence on her spiritual life, which is of course, deeply connected to living life as an artist. She stopped playing secular classical music and began to play religious music only, and religion, presumably her father's version of it, was her law. (However, during the years when I was engaged to a Hungarian violinist, he actually came to visit me in Canada during one of her few visits to our home in Toronto. She must have been in her 80's. The date was around 1975. She and Robert Muller played together, a Chaconne originally written for Violin and Organ. And then she played (showing off!) parts of a piano version of Bach's Chaconne for violoin and piano, before she then returned to the hymns that she normally played for us.)
The religious convictions of Beverly Carradine have played the major role in his daughter Josephine's life, her daughter Barbara's life, and in my life. Barbara married a Plymouth Brethern "preacher/writer" who loved the arts but I became a violinist.
My mother tells riotous tales told to her by her mother Josephine , of her and her husband Elliot Dixon's (St. Louis surgeon)large formal dinner parties (they lived with servants in St. Louis) of visiting aunts throwing butterballs at each other, of the two children (Barbara and Betty (married Leake))waking up from the party noise and one falling into the toilet, walking down the great stairs around the dinner party holding a dripping wet nightgown over her arm, and with her little finger, pointing to all of the gentlemen saying carefully: "Either you, or you, or you, or you, left the seat of the toilet open and I fell in."
Aunt Virginia Carradine was a writer, teacher, artist who eventually went to teach at Sophie Newcombe College in New Orleans. She must have married a Carradine, because I'm not sure of where she is in the family picture. I have her Citrine gold ring. There is/was a foot of her papers on archive at Sophie Newcombe College before the hurricane. I'm not sure whether that still exists. Aunt Lulu or Aunt Gundy ? was not well mentally I understood.
Josephine's husband was Elliot Dixon, a nephew? of a well-loved and well-known educator who began Sophie Newcombe College in New Orleans. Elliot was a St. Louis surgeon who lost his family wealth during the depression and died leaving Josephine alone with two daughters.
Josephine then moved to New York (I wonder if she met William Reed Carradine there, John's father, the son of Beverly Carradine and his first wife? Was this why she chose New York City? Otherwise it was a strange choice for a single parent to make in the 30's.
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Junior Patrick Garrett (Kennesaw, Ga.) leads the Bobcats after the two rounds and is 13th overall at three-over par on the par-71, 6,875-yard Raven Golf Club. The former All-Peach Belt Conference (PBC) selection rebounded from a first-round 75 for his third round under par this season with a 70.
Senior Jeff Rives (Roswell, Ga.) is 19th in his first tournament of the season, following a 75 with a 71 for four-over par. Also in his first action this year, sophomore Gavin Harper (Twin City, Ga.) is 27th at plus-six after two rounds, the All-PBC honoree following a 75 with a 73.
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Please help me Doc, what does mean have an anti-HAV IgG reactive of 15.370,all my anti HAV IgM non.reactive of 0.40, Hbsag w/titer non.reactive of 0.47. I never been vaccinated w/ HEPA A since before. Please help me Doc. to clarify my result? It damage my LIver and my body? Please to hee\ar you soonest Doc... Thanks you in advance.
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This is all good news. You are protected against hepatitis A. You do not have an active hepatitis A infection. Hepatitis A can come and go on its own without you even knowing. It does not damage the liver. You are now protected for life.
A non-reative hepatitis B surface antigen most often means that you do not have chronic hepatitis B. There are a number of different test types used around the world, so while the non-reactive result is reassuring, I would check with your doctor about the significance of the titre.
If your hepatitis B results are non-reactive, a vaccine is beneficial to protect you from becoming infected.
You may want to have your result repeated in 6 months or so in case you had a recent infection; in this case it takes some time for the surface antigen to become reactive. Usually with a new hepatitis B infection people feel sick, so if you have not been ill then this is reassuring.
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