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As a result of the dedicated staff of my office, and a strong Board of Supervisors who insure that public safety is a top priority of local government, we can continue to maintain the high quality of life resulting in our community being one of the safest areas in California to live, work and raise a family.
As your District Attorney, my duty is to protect all citizens of Napa County by aggressively prosecuting those who threaten our safety. The reputation that my office has earned in this regard is one that I am proud of, particularly through prosecuting violent criminals, "three strikers", sexual predators, gang offenders and environmental violators. However, I am equally proud of the efforts of many in my office to work closely with crime victims to allow them to become crime survivors. I am also a strong supporter of the many members of my staff who work together with other concerned citizens in the community through outreach programs designed towards prevention of domestic violence, child abuse, gang violence and other senseless crimes; and, further, of intervention programs designed to give new opportunities to early, non-serious criminal and drug-addicted offenders. I appreciate your interest and look forward to your input as to how our office may better serve you.
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There comes a time in any successful movement for change or reform for cashing in, and it is often a time of crisis. Getting so close to achieving a goal, one has to struggle with two challenges: the temptation to overreach- and pass on a deal that might be the best realistic one – and the difficulty of having to accept the less glorious (and more mundane) missions of a reformed reality. While there are many famous examples of reformers seizing the moment, there are just as many examples of ones who were unable to make the switch. It is not always easy to identify the right moment to cash in. It also isn't easy to arrive at the right decision, since in most cases the cashing in also involves some measure of compromise, of having to abandon the dream of an ideal-world victory for a more earthly real-world one.
Anat Hoffman and her Women of the Wall friends might be on the verge of facing such a dilemma- they might be on the verge of being able to declare victory and becoming heroes of the Jewish world. That is, if they correctly identify the moment for cashing in which is very possibly coming their way soon, and if they are strong enough to survive the temptation to overreach and the difficulty of having to abandon the addictive habit of battling.
Last week, the WOW controversy was in the news again, following a dumb announcement according to which women who say Kaddish near the Kotel will be arrested. As annoying as it was, the short Kaddish controversy (no one is going to get arrested) was barely a side show to the ongoing discussion aimed at reaching a solution for the Kotel issue.
This discussion, as I've learned in recent days, is rapidly approaching its crescendo. The government of Israel will be facing its moment of truth, and will have to clearly demonstrate its seriousness. The head of the Jewish Agency, Natan Sharansky, was asked by Prime Minister Netanyahu to find an acceptable offer, and Sharansky, it seems, is getting there. He has had many meetings concerning this issue in recent months, and will have some more in this coming week. Rabbis, heads of movements, government officials, were all in consultation with him. I spoke with some of them and they are under the impression that it's coming-
What they are saying is that Sharansky will probably suggest making a significant investment in building a 'progressive' prayer section on the southern side of the Western Wall. This side of the Wall will not be under Orthodox-rabbinical jurisdiction. It will be a place where Conservative, Reform, and Reconstructionist Jews will be able to practice Judaism the way they practice it in their synagogues and temples. It will be a place where men and women could pray together, where Bar and Bat Mitzvahs could be celebrated without having to conform to the interpretation of Orthodox rabbis. It will be a Jewish startup: the Kotel- reinvented and rejuvenated. It will be a victory.
Like most victories, it will not be a perfect one, not in the ideal-world sense. It will involve compromise. Some of the Orthodox leaders are also going to declare victory – their Kotel was "saved". They are going to want the Jewish world to believe that the Women were pushed away to the "Robinson Arch", which is not the Western Wall. They are going to dismiss the other Kotel as less significant. So a choice will have to be made by Hoffman, her good friends at WOW, and their many supporters in the Conservative and Reform movements in Israel and abroad: They can validate the Orthodox claim by rejecting victory and continuing to battle; or they can embrace victory and make the southern Wall so lively and so meaningful that – at some point – even the most zealot Orthodox would no longer be able to dismiss it.
Of course, before they embrace any deal, they'd have to make sure that there's an actual deal on the table. They'd have to look for the details: the funding of the Kotel can't all remain in Orthodox hands; the entrance to the Kotel has to be designed in a way that makes it clear that the southern section is not inferior to the northern section; I would also expect a clear message from the Prime Minister, the Education Minister, and the Minister in charge of religious services saying that they all recognize that the Kotel is being expanded, and that the expansion is a place of religion, not a tourist attraction; most importantly – I'd like schools to be able to choose the southern section for their mandatory visits. There is no better indication that a state is serious about something than adding this something into the school curriculum.
If all this happens, though, and the conversations I've had indicate that there's a good chance that it will, the Women of the Wall, and all the friends and supporters of Women of the Wall (I count myself as one of them) will soon be facing their moment of truth. If they insist on an ideal-world victory this struggle is not nearly over. Israel is not an ideal-world (not even close). But if they believe that the significance of a Jewish site is determined by where Jews actually go what they need to do after winning this battle is move on to the next step. They should work to make the Kotel a more welcoming place for Jews.
I hope Sharansky can put together a deal which is acceptable to all the reasonable people involved; I hope that the government will have the backbone to support it; and I hope to see the reformers cashing in, becoming heroes, and rejoicing in having won a just battle.
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I hope this is not to confusing...My paintball field switched to 50. cal for renters
Now i love this idea and i see a lot more people comimg out to play ( renters )
i have always prided my self in being able to play with renters and to make shure thay have a good time... I have never shot up renter
i join random groups all day and have had years of fun...
But since the reters now shoot 50. cal and i shoot 68. cal thay turn me away from joining them... I can totally see why...
I feal i should make the switch to 50. cal...was going to get myself a etek 4...but then i would need the 50. cal kit. if it works on the etek 4...
then a loader....and paint.. and the field case of 50. cal 2000 paintballs is the same cost as the 68. cal 2000 paintballs.. ;(
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Ebay a cheap, mech .50 cal Spyder. They're usually $50 or less shipped to your door. Watch for a deal and you can get it for less. The Black Maxx's are the old .55 calibre, not .50 so beware of them. The electronic Advancer is usually $100 or less, but if you're playing with renters you don't want to be the only dbag lighting them up. You could also use the rental guns. I don't think investing a large amount into .50 is prudent right now so I would either rent or try and find the cheapest marker I could.
If you want to be a BAMF get a Crossman 3357 Spotmarker pistol.
That, or find a new field to play at.
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You probably get this question a lot, but how does one get into biathlon?
It's a good question. I was unhappy in Bozeman in school, trying to take 18 credits a semester and ski, and was not living up to my potential in either realm.
One year, I qualified for NCAAs, but didn't go—our team qualified five individuals and an older girl on the team got picked to go in my place. So I went to do junior nationals instead, and while I was there, I was approached by Piotr Bednarski, the director of athlete development for U.S. Biathlon. He convinced me that biathlon was my best opportunity to excel. I guess I was unhappy enough that I packed up my car and drove to northern Maine. I joined the biathlon team at the Maine Winter Sports Center, and started training full-time for a sport that I knew really nothing about except that I was going to ski with a rifle.
I made the U.S. junior world team after doing biathlon for six months or so, and qualified to go to the world junior championship. But I raced horribly—I was sick—so I went to the U-26 championship, also called the Open European Championships. I raced well there and got up on the podium by finishing sixth. It was the best finish by a U.S. junior in a decade, and after that I was invited to join the U.S. team.
You're training full-time. How does running factor in?
I'm not really training specifically for running. It plays second fiddle, but, still, I run probably more than anyone else on the team. I've always been able to jump into a few races—I ran in the Great Adirondack Trail Run last year and I'm hoping to run it again in June.
I meet with my coaches and say, "I want to run this race," and sometimes get turned down. They see the big picture, and I see three months. They're the ones who have to understand how doing a 10K might fit into the training block we're in.
You're planning to run Loon Mountain in July, which is the qualifying race for the U.S. Women's Mountain Running Team. Did you choose this race because of the chance to qualify for the team?
I'd heard that this race was going to be the qualifier. That it's an ascent-only race helps my coaches, since they don't want me barreling downhill for five miles. But I'm doing it partly because it's fun to run against people who are specifically runners, not skiers, and see how I stack up.
Still, I'm running a lot. I'm putting in the miles and I'm putting in the time. All I'm really missing is speed work.
What are your expectations for the race?
I'm really competitive, but I finish second a lot. I haven't won a lot of races so maybe that's why I keep racing. But going into it, I think I have as good a shot at being up there as anyone else. I'll be disappointed if I don't make the team, and if I do make it, I get to try and convince my coaches to let me go to Europe in September. That's the goal.


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Council hears housing summit report
Many communities in North Central Iowa are experiencing housing issues, according to Councilman Geary Meyer and City Manager Ed Sadler. The two gave a report to other council members at Monday night's meeting about a housing summit they attended in Clarion recently.
The summit was sponsored by Mid-Iowa Growth. Sadler was one of the speakers at the event.
"They (the communities represented) were all having issues with developers or builders building houses that all recognized they needed," he said. "Even some very, very small towns are involved in buying houses and paying to build them."
Local business and community members directly and indirectly involved in housing-related industries attended a housing summit in Webster City in April and came to the consensus that there is a need for housing in the $175,00 to $200,000 range in the Webster City area. The new and expanding industries in Fort Dodge, Clarion and other nearby areas are creating that demand, Sadler said. The City Council approved moving forward with a housing development earlier this year that would see homes built on existing lots in the Brewer Creek addition.
Monday night, Sadler offered the example of what was happening in Humboldt.
"They've got two big projects going on. One is relatively high-end stuff – $400,000. Lots are going for $40,000 to $60,000," he said. "There's no real subsidy from the government there, other than them starting the subdivision and getting the infrastructure."
The other project involves developing lower-end housing. Lots were sold to the developer for $1 each.
"So the city is eating the entire cost of the land and the infrastructure and are financing the first four homes," he said. The developer has taken on the cost of the other four homes being built.
Sadler said the city of Clarion was able to trade some land to create a small housing project which is just being started. There again, the lots are being sold for a $1, according to Meyer.
"Everybody is seeing the need. Everybody is seeing the growth in Fort Dodge and everybody else is seeing housing that is getting older and needing to be replenished," he said.
"All seven counties are involved in housing at some point to various degrees – either through a county, the city or a housing authority," Sadler said.
CDBG hearing
The council will hold a public hearing on the submittal of a Community Development Block Grant application for housing rehabilitation on Dec. 2 at 7:15 p.m.
The city submitted the same grant application in 2012 but did not receive the funds. If the funds are awarded this year, money would be used to help rehab houses in the community. Planning Director Karla Wetzler said in a memo to the City Council that the funds would help preserve the existing housing by offering income eligible homeowners a grant for improvements at their homes. Last year, nine local residents returned pre-applications expressing interest in the project.
In other business, the council voted to award a contract for tree grinding services for the city to DeBoef Grinding of New Sharon. The firm submitted one of two bids for the service. DeBoef Grinding had the low bid of $19,695, and the other bidder, Chamness Technology submitted a bid of $21,741.18.
Also approved was the second reading of an amended ordinance pertaining to tower construction. The amendment relates to the amount of land required should the tower fall.
Councilwoman Linda Conaway reported on the successful fundraiser held for the Webster City Community and Senior Center, featuring the Al Welsh Orchestra. She said the band had been booked again for next November. Also, a soup luncheon benefit will be held in January.


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Do you believe running to be more mental or physical?
There are so many highs and lows, but I feel like it's a strong mental component that matters at the end of the race. My legs might be tired, and I'm ready to be done, but I've always found energy to finish strong.
What about trail running inspires most?
During tough mental or physical race bouts, it has been the trail-running community that keeps me going. I've met so many awesome people through the sport. Everyone is so fun, loving and encouraging. I know that no matter how far I am behind or ahead, I have a community of runners there to support me.
What is your training like?
My training is a mix of trails and roads—trails as much as I can get to them. I live a few miles from some great Pennsylvania trails, and run them as often as I can. I used to track mileage, and be concerned about numbers, but this year I got away from that and focused on more quality workouts, especially back-to-back long days.
My favorite Pennsylvania trail is the Mid State Trail, which traverses some remote areas. I've done countless runs on it without seeing a single person.
What are your upcoming goal races?
I don't have many race plans because of being focused on my Colorado trip, but my biggest goal is the Oil Creek 100. I'd really like to come close to the male course record.
Which trail runners do you look up to?
I look up to Ann Trason. She dominated the field back in her day, and many of her records still stand, which is impressive because of how competitive ultrarunning has become. I also admire Dakota Jones. He brings such a positive energy and enthusiasm to the sport while always cracking jokes about his peers.


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The Small Cent, first introduced in 1856, turned out to be a tremendous shot in the arm for a new American hobby – coin collecting. Thus, in 1858, in response to growing demand, Mint officials offered a set of 12 Proof Small Cents. 4 of the coins bore the familiar Flying Eagle design, 4 featured a small, scrawny eagle, and 4 had an Indian Head design. An estimated 50 sets were struck, following by restriking of individual issues. Although most of these sets have long since been broken up, a new and exciting challenge is to rebuild them. This is one of the easiest and least expensive patterns sets to complete, plus all of the coins are beautiful.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (559 votes).
In short: It's all about chasing a timeIn full: This isn't a scenic course. There aren't any breath taking or charming views to inspire you. And it can be a wee bit lonely at times with other runners and supporters often thin mon the ground. But Abingdon is only about one thing: running a time. So probably like most, I ran a PB. Happy with that. Date of review: November 16, 2012
In short: awesome race well done AmblersDate of review: October 31, 2012
In short: Second time at this event with a 'gap year'. Enjoyed it more as i knew where the boring bits were. It doesn't pretend to be interesting and it kind of isn't but it gives you the opportunity to get your head down and just go for a decent time. I will Date of review: October 30, 2012
In short: Brilliantly organisedIn full: My second marathon and my second Abingdon marathon, so I don't have any big city races to compare this with, but I chose to run this again precisely because you have so much space without ever feeling isolated and because it is so fast. The marshals were excellent from beginning to end, as was the overall organisation. Thanks especially to the marshal and fellow runners who checked I was alright after I slipped and fell at the 14 mile mark. Battered, bloody and bruised I still managed a PB, which is testament to how fast this course is. Only quiblle: more food needed at the end, perhaps, but that was the best Mars bar I've ever had.Date of review: October 23, 2012
In short: Another belter. Thanks so much to all who make it so good.In full: I just don't think you can beat this event. The biggest little marathon in the world! (I even forgive you for the cold showers!)Date of review: October 23, 2012
In short: Very easy marathon to run, you just turn up and everything is pretty much organised for youIn full: My third marathon, after doing the London Marathon twice in 2006 and 2009. I can say that this race is much easier to run and easier to get in and out of the event than anything I experienced in London - to such an extent that I doubt I will do London again.The organisation was superb, the runners were helpful, friendless and, where required, motivating.Yes, as many have said before, the scenery is dull, but I challenge you to find anyone with 23-24 miles in their legs to look up and say "what a wonderful scenic panorama and look, my leg pain has disappeared and I don't feel tired anymore"... perhaps not.I didn't train as hard for this as I did for my last marathon, and yet I got a PB by a significant margin!No downsides at all really. I didn't jump up many pavements or have any trouble passing anyone or get stuck in a bog, or mind the refreshing dip in the cool puddle in the stadium path or find the narrowing of pathways too insurmountable an object to have any effedt on my time.Thumbs up Abingdon - I'll be back.Date of review: October 22, 2012
In short: Third time I've done this race, third PB. Shame about the cold showersDate of review: October 22, 2012
In short: Well organised/marshalled and great for PBs...In full: This was my first time running this race and I wasn't disappointed; the marshals were fantastic and the organisation was excellent! A big thank you to all concerned.My only (minor) gripes were the few awkward twists and turns, the narrow footpath bits, and the pavement sections (bearable early on, but no fun after 20 or so miles in your legs!), although oddly enough the infamous underpass section didn't bother me at all! Plus I quite liked the industrial estate, as it was smooth under foot, wide open, and traffic free.All-in-all I thought it was a very good event and I will be back to grab another PB in 2013!Date of review: October 22, 2012
In short: Flat but underwhelimng............In full: Definately would side with the more negative comments on here, it was definately flat but unspectacular ( dull ) also I agree, I thought there was a lot of jumping up & down kerbs & along rough paths, a lot of people seemed to run PB's though, so I doubt they are complaining.Marshalls & Spectators were great like they always are, these type of events seem to bring the best out in the human spirit.To be honest, I dont see myself doing this one again.Date of review: October 22, 2012
In short: Well organised race over a flat course with lots of variety.Date of review: October 22, 2012
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Not sure if anyone here has ever been to our favorite joint in Lake County or not?
Silvestro's is on Station St in P'ville and has been around since the 40's...my family's been going there since we moved to LC in '79 and I don't believe I've ever had a bad meal there?
-Italian owned & operated (Jerry's the best!!!)
-Huuuuuge Prime Rib & Steaks
-Unbelievable lobster tails and king crab
-Veal, Lasagna & Chicken Parm
-Lake Erie Perch & Walleye
-Different specials every month
-Cheap drinks
-Nothing but Frank & Deano being played thru the stereo
This place just takes you back in time!!!
We try a go about twice a month and you'll always have food to take home because the portions are big...if you sign up for their VIP mailing then you'll get monthly coupons (including b-day, anniversary, etc) to get $8-10 off each time you visit...average meals are between $15-20, Tails are around $55 and worth every penny
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Kirstie Alley reveals how she got off the weight-loss roller coaster for good.
Kirstie Alley has always lived a large life�and lived it publicly. In recent years, the actress who rose to fame on Cheers waged a highly visible battle with her weight, candidly discussing it in interviews and even creating a TV series loosely based on her struggles, Fat Actress. But these days, the 62-year-old Alley, who returns to TV on Dec. 4 in TVLand�s Kirstie, takes a more holistic approach to her health, prioritizing nutrition, activity and stress-free living without sweating every small gain. �I have decided for myself that spiritually, I�m happiest when I�m living a great, raucous life,� she says. "I've given myself that leeway." Still, Alley, who says she lives for the holidays, has developed some key strategies for the season�s many temptations, which she shares here, along with her fitness epiphanies, beauty secrets and more. Spry: Do you have a strategy for parties? Kirstie: I eat before I go. I try to eat the good, healthy food that I know I�m supposed to eat before I ever walk out the door for a party, so that I don�t�end up at a party hungry. But I like my cooking. I like home cooking way better than restaurant or party food. Spry: Some say losing weight is easier than keeping it off. Have you found an answer to that? Kirstie: Before, I�d think, �Well I�m going to lose 20 pounds before the holiday season so I can eat everything I want to eat.� That attitude is really a recipe for disaster! I used to be able to eat whatever I wanted�in huge quantities, but that all changed about�when I turned 53. What works for me now is to�eat 90 percent organic. Most days I eat no sugar and very little dairy. If I work out hard for an�hour a day, that keeps my metabolism boosted�and I can eat more. When I�m filming the show,�I don�t always have the opportunity to exercise,�but I�d always rather eat more calories and work out harder. That to me is a winning combination! Spry: How do you gauge when it�s time to cut back on calories or indulgences? Kirstie: I know I�m not going to live the life I want to live in a three-pound weight range! That�s not real to me. I say my range is a 15-pound range. What I use as a barometer is five dresses I have, in the�size I look best at. If those dresses fit me, I�m fine. If they start getting too tight, then I know. But I also don�t freak out about it anymore. Spry: December�s a busy month�what do you do for quick, healthy meals? Kirstie: I make a great organic turkey chili. I like casseroles, too. I don�t like a big slab of meat on a plate, so if I�m eating meat, I like bits of it in a casserole form. Even when it�s really cold outside,�I love to make fish on the barbecue and then have fish tacos. I love chicken and rice. I also love soups. If I could only have one food for the rest of my life, it would be soup! Spry: What do people compliment you on most? Kirstie: My skin. I think part of it is genetic and part is that I don�t use soap or harsh chemicals on my face. I use organic coconut oil to take my makeup off, especially after filming. It�s amazing, cheap and it emulsifies your makeup in two seconds. It doesn�t burn your eyes, either. Spry: Any other beauty secrets? Kirstie: One of them is a lot of sleep. I make a concerted effort to have eight hours of sleep every night and, in an ideal world, I have nine. Also, what I�ve learned is if you�re spiritually and mentally happy, you will look awesome no matter what. Spry: You�ve competed on Dancing With the Stars twice. Are you still dancing? Kirstie: Yes! My favorite workout is to dance, and even better with a partner. I like�Latin dances, so a little cha-cha, or tango, or salsa. I sometimes go to [Dancing With the Stars choreographer] Louis Van Amstel�s class, LaBlas. It�s basically ballroom dancing without a partner. I love Zumba, too�every class I love centers around dancing. I�m sort of lazy at a gym. If you�re in a dance class, you�ve got to keep up, especially if you have a partner! Spry: What advice would you give someone still struggling with weight and body image? Kirstie: This is the way I look at it: If I reflect on five years ago, what am I thinking about? Where my kids and I went, what dude I was with. I don�t think, �How much did I weigh?� I like to encourage people to create the�life they want to live, because their life is�more important than their weight. And make discoveries. I�ve discovered all kinds of things I like to do. I like to jump on trampolines. I love to dance. I�ve arranged my life around what I like doing. Brought to you by: Spry Living


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Species may not be able to move to suitable habitats, even if there are protected pathways.Generally, they take the "climate envelope" approach: List the conditions under which a species now lives, assume those conditions are necessary for its survival, then map where those conditions will occur in 2050, 2100, or some other future date. But these studies have seldom looked at how the world's bugs, bears, birds, and other biota are supposed to trek from A to B.
In the past, the climate changed too quickly for some small, slow creatures, and they went extinct.isn't necessarily the case.
A citizens' group has begun transplanting an endangered yew tree from Florida to cooler climes farther north.to think seriously about getting our hands dirty and interfering, she has decided, "in the next two decades."
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If you do a Google image search for "Ischia starter" look who has 2 hits right near the top...
That is hilarious Colonel.Norma and her pitch fork. Norma are you putting hay in Steve's oven?
I also think Peter was using his falsetto voice in his link for everyone to understand how to pronounce Ischia. It sure sounded like it to me.
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Craig,I can't believe you were way off! Norma
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Course: Desserts
Products: Slow Cookers
1. Add eggs, half and half, brown sugar, butter, and vanilla to slow cooker cookware; stir until well blended.
2. Gently stir in bread and pineapple tidbits until bread is coated. Top with pineapple slices and cherries.
3. Cover and cook on HIGH 1 hour 30 minutes or LOW 2 hours until knife inserted in center comes comes out clean.
4. Sprinkle with remaining 1 Tablespoon brown sugar before serving.
Serves: 12
Nutritional Information: (Based on Individual Serving: 6 oz.)
• Calories 129.94 • Total Fat 4.09g • Saturated 2.31g • Cholesterol 41.01mg • Sodium 35.4mg • Carbohydrates 22.21g • Dietary Fiber 0.14g • Sugars 20.24g • Protein 1.73g


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With the focus on South Africa during the June 11-July 11 World Cup soccer tournament there, the country's bishops are highlighting efforts of the local Catholic Church in a video called "Church on the Ball." The video portrays the church's efforts in responding to HIV/AIDs, caring for orphans, migrants and refugees and trying to prevent human trafficking. The site also includes plenty of soccer news with Catholic angles such as a World Cup prayer, report of a stadium blessing and news of a parish welcoming an onslaught of soccer fans.
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Daytona State College is a Tobacco Free Campus
Here is the Tobacco Free Policy
Volusia County Quit Smoking Now! and Tools To Quit Classes. Call 877-784-8486 to register or ask questions.
The Great American Smoke Out- November 19th, 2015
Unfortunately, we were still able to collect over 10,000 cigarette butts this year. Although, it is fortunate that these are being found at the perimeter of campus instead of all over.
April 22, 2015 Earth Day Pick Up
Thank you to all the student groups who have supported the Tobacco Free Initiative over the last five years! 2010-2015
Northeast Florida AHEC QSN and TTQ Quit Calendar
Tobacco Free Florida now has three ways to quit.
Red Ribbon Week 2014
Love Yourself...Be Drug Free
April 22nd, 2014
We had a Cigarette Butt Pick Up in coordination with the Environmental Club for Earth Day. The event ran from 11:00am to 12:30pm at the Landing in front of Building 200 on the Daytona Beach Campus.
January 22nd, 2014 Welcome Back!
Our first use of the Prize Wheel
November 21st 2013
The Annual Great American Smoke Out (GASO) was a challenge due to the intense rain but we still managed to remove 2,700 cigarette butts! Northeast Florida AHEC had a prize wheel and gave out items for those answering trivia questions.
April 11th, 2013
The Spring Cigarette Butt Pick-Up and Earth Day event yielded approximately 9,000 butts removed from the grounds of the Daytona Beach Campus and lower amounts at other branch campuses. Thanks so much to all who helped!
During the 2012 Cigarette Butt Pick-Up and Earth Day event students, student-athletes, staff and members of the Volusia County Health Department removed 15,000 butts from the Daytona Beach Campus in one hour alone. The dental hygiene students from the DeLand campus were also successful at their pick-up event.
The Great American Smokeout
The 2012 Great American Smokeout was a success!
In two hours students and employees picked up approximately 13,500 used cigarette butts off the Daytona Beach Campus alone.
Summary of Results: Laboratory Analysis of Electronic Cigarettes Conducted By FDA
Cigarette Butt Cleanup 2011
Tobacco Usage Follow-up Survey
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We usually do our cigarette butt clean ups on the weekend when it's quiet, but this one, we want everyone to see! Let's all try to wear red so people see us. This event coincides with Tobacco Free Florida's quit smoking week. At our last clean up we collected 10,000 cigarette butts!
Cigarette Butt Clean up Results 2010
Fall Tobacco Survey Results
The results are in! This Environmental Club and other volunteers picked up 10,536 butts for this year's clean up. That's a grand total of approximately 25,000 cigarette butts picked up by the environmental club so far! Way to go!
Check out the pictures from the Cigarette Butt Clean Up!
Do You Know Your CO?
A CO test is like a breathalyzer for smokers, but it measures the carbon monoxide in your body. Free CO test by appointment at the Fitness Center, Building 310. Please call 506-4FIT to schedule a CO test. For more information check out our flyer.
No Butts Program
The No Butts Program will take place in Volusia and Flagler counties at Daytona State College's six campuses from July 2010 through June 2011. Students, employees, and the community will be provided various opportunities by way of free events, educational and outreach materials, and training programs to increase their awareness of the negative health and environmental effects of tobacco. Surveys will be utilized to understand needs and interest in a tobacco-free campus as well as measure knowledge acquired throughout the year by the various activities and efforts of the No Butts Program. This grant proposal on behalf of Daytona State College is a collaborative effort on the part of the following departments and clubs:
- School of Health, Human and Public Services
- School of Health & Wellness
- Student Government Association
- Environmental, Dental, and Respiratory Clubs
- and Counseling Services
to increase tobacco cessation awareness opportunities for the students and employees as well as begin formulating a five year plan for the implementation of a tobacco-free campus initiative.


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The elegant cases of the William Hutchinson Cowles Rare Books Library and the 10,500 square-foot vault of Special Collections house over 16,000 books. Over three thousand volumes constitute the The Gonzaga Collection, focused on theology, philosophy, and the classics, in works mainly from the 16th-18th centuries. Some are quite rare, such as the 1484 Roman Missal, with only one other copy known outside the Vatican. Indeed, the only known copy of some volumes is at Gonzaga University. "Treasures from the Vault," an exhibition of books from The Gonzaga Collection, was displayed the Cowles Rare Books Library February 4-June 6, 2008, and remains online. The new exhibition, "The Gospels in Nez Perce: The Evangelizing Work of Fr. Joseph Cataldo, S.J.," puts this translation work in the context of Jewish and Christian biblical translation, shown in part through facsimile editions of ancient biblical manuscripts, editions which are part of The Gonzaga Collection. Gonzaga University has additional rare books at the Chastek Law Library and the Jundt Art Museum.
Three very early books (incunabula) were printed before 1500, the oldest being the Bruno Psalter of 1475. In addition are the 1484 Roman Missal and the 1490 edition of Antoninus' Summa Theologica, both in The Gonzaga Collection. Individual manuscript leaves date back to 1290. In addition, several valuable facsimiles of ancient biblical manuscripts and medieval codices are included. Unique in all the world, the University's copy of the Dominican Missal of 1521 is the subject of a sample digitizing project, which can now be seen and studied online. Supplemental webpages provide information on the woodcuts in this volume, the presentation of women in it, and its use for the study of Latin. For proper handling of the rare books themselves, consult the Use of Rare Books. An Advisory Board has been created to assist in guiding the access to and use of the rare books. Visiting scholars are warmly welcomed (please see the contact information below.)
Also, the Jesuit Oregon Province Archives has 2,250 titles in Books and Periodicals, including the Lewis and Clark Journals and the Woodstock Letters (1872-1969). The Hopkins Collection includes books on the Victorian era, especially poetry, English Jesuits, and Hopkins' circle. Some books are in the vault not because of intrinsic rareness, but because they belong to a specific special collection. For instance, the Jay Fox Papers and the Crosby Collection contain numerous volumes pertaining to regional labor history and to entertainment, respectively.
The history of the book can be studied through the rare books at Gonzaga. Moreover, fine printing is well represented. For instance, the vault holds nearly 500 volumes from Ye Galleon Press of Fairfield, Washington, and numerous works produced by the Benedictine nuns at Stanbrook Abbey. An exhibition of works from Stanbrook Abbey is currently on display in the rare books reading room (through August 31, 2007). First editions in theology, philosophy, and literature begin with the original edition of the Douai Rheims Bible (the New Testament in 1582, the Old in 1609) and include works by Charles Dickens, Edmond Husserl, Gerard Manley Hopkins, and Evelyn Waugh. (For more information, click on "First Editions" in the Introduction to the Mount St. Michael's Rare Book Collection.)
Reference works are located in the Reading Room of the Cowles Rare Books Library. The circular bookcase that encloses the hub of that room was designed to house the complete National Union Catalog (NUC), both the pre-1956 set in 754 volumes and all supplemental series (through 1978). Valuable to researchers, the NUC contains bibliographic records on many titles held in U.S. institutions but not yet entered into WorldCat. Other resources include the original Catholic Encyclopedia and the five-volume Finding Aid to the Mount St. Michael's Rare Book Collection. Volumes concerning the history of the book and of printing include Printers' and Publishers Devices 1485-1640 and Early English Printed Books.
Records for over 14,000 of these volumes are in the online catalog. At present the volumes of The Gonzaga Collection are being added to that catalog. Of that collection, 75%of the titles are on the online catalog as of June 1, 2009. For the Dr. Robert L. Bruna collection of art volumes from Stanbrook Abbey and for all other questions, please contact Stephanie Edwards Plowman, the Special Collections Librarian. Her email is firstname.lastname@example.com and her telephone is (509) 313-3847. The mailing address is:
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BEIJING (AP) Vasyl Lomachenko of Ukraine has won the featherweight gold medal, capping a spectacular run through the Beijing Olympics with a first-round stoppage of France's Khedafi Djelkhir.
Lomachenko defeated his five opponents by an astonishing 58-13 on the way to his first gold medal, beating every foe with quick hands and relentless aggression.
The referee mercifully stopped his title bout Saturday against the overmatched Djelkhir with nine seconds left in the opening round. Djelkhir already had endured three standing-eight counts after getting stunned by repeated head blows.


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Featured New Teen Lit for January 2012
The File on Angelyn Stark by Catherine Atkins
Fifteen-year-old Angelyn Stark, a troubled high school student, is trying to get along while keeping a terrible secret about her past, but when one of her teachers tries to offer her encouragement and support, she does not know how to react.
Ashes by Ilsa J. Bick
Alex, a resourceful seventeen-year-old running from her incurable brain tumor, Tom, who has left the war in Afghanistan, and Ellie, an angry eight-year-old, join forces after an electromagnetic pulse sweeps through the sky and kills most of the world's population, turning some of those who remain into zombies and giving the others superhuman senses.
Clockwork Prince by Cassandra Clare
As the Council attempts to strip Charlotte of her power, sixteen-year-old orphaned shapechanger Tessa Gray works with the London Shadowhunters to find the Magister and destroy his clockwork army, learning the secret of her own identity while investigating his past.
The Pledge by Kimberly Derting
In a dystopian kingdom where the classes are separated by the languages they speak, Charlaina "Charlie" Hart has a secret gift that is revealed when she meets a mysterious young man named Max.
Circus Galacticus by Deva Fagan
Trix's life in boarding school as an orphan charity case has been hard, but when an alluring young Ringmaster invites her, a gymnast, to join Circus Galacticus she gains an entire universe of deadly enemies and potential friends, along with a chance to unravel secrets of her own past.
Bounce by Natasha Friend
Thirteen-year-old Evyn's world is turned upside-down when her father, widowed since she was a toddler, suddenly decides to marry a woman with six children, move with Ev and her brother from Maine to Boston, and enroll her in private school.
Guys Read: Thriller
This volume provides a collection of ghostly and mysterious stories by favorites such as Anthony Horowitz, James Patterson, and Margaret Peterson Haddix.
Petronella Saves Nearly Everyone by Dene Low
When guests begin to disappear at Petronella Arbuthnot's sixteenth birthday party, and strange ransom notes are found, it is up to her bug-eating guardian, Uncle Augustus, to figure out who is behind such dastardly deeds.
Legend by Marie Lu
In a dark future, when North America has split into two warring nations, fifteen-year-olds Day, a famous criminal, and prodigy June, the brilliant soldier hired to capture him, discover that they have a common enemy.
7 Souls by Barnabas Miller
Mary wakes up on her seventeenth birthday with a massive, unexplainable hangover. Nobody at school remembers her birthday and as evening approaches, paranoia sets in. She can't shake the feeling that someone is out to get her--and she's right.
The Fire by James Patterson
Whit and Wisty Allgood have led the resistance against a totalitarian regime that has banned all forms of creativity and executed their parents, but even the growing strength of the siblings' magic has not been able to stop the evil dictator, and they must somehow prepare for an imminent showdown.
Ruthless by Sara Shepard
Hanna, Spencer, Emily and Aria are trying to move on and forget about their old friend Alison DiLaurentis and all the torture she put them through, but someone is trying to keep her spirit alive.
The Returning by Jean Sorrell
An eleven-year-old girl in 1951 clings to the idea her father, declared missing in action during World War II, is either alive or that his soul is in her pastor's body. Her beliefs create contention within her family, who live on Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City.
Between by Jessica Warman
By weaving through her memories and watching the family and friends she left behind, eighteen-year-old Liz Valchar solves the mystery of how her life ended in the Long Island Sound.
Where Things Come Back by John Corey Whaley
Seventeen-year-old Cullen's summer in Lily, Arkansas, is marked by his cousin's death by overdose, an alleged spotting of a woodpecker thought to be extinct, failed romances, and his younger brother's sudden disappearance.
How to Be an Everyday Philanthropist by Nicole Bouchard Boles
Offers 330 concrete, direct ideas for making a difference--all of which have nothing to do with the size of your checkbook and everything to do with using the hidden assets that are already a part of your life.
The Handy Presidents Answer Book by David L. Hudson
From Washington to Obama, this book offers a look at the lives of each U.S. president, along with a large array of factual, anecdotal, and historic perspectives on the American presidency.
Manga and graphic novels
Gandhi: A Manga Biography by Kazuki Ebine
Through his quietly powerful leadership and influential use of nonviolent resistance in India's struggle against the British Raj, Mahatma Gandhi became one of the most revered figures of the modern era.
DC Universe: Legacies by Len Wein, Brian Bolland, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh
Meet Paul Lincoln: dedicated Metropolis police officer, loving husband and father, and witness to the major events of DC Universe history, from the rise of the Justice Society of America to the fall of Batman and Superman. Even as the world seems to turn darker, Paul never stops believing in the superheroes.
Cross Game, vol. 1 by Mitsuru Adachi, Ralph Yamada, and Lillian Olsen
Ko Kitamura lives next to four sisters. When one of them dies unexpectedly, the rest of the group rallies together to fulfill her dream of seeing them playing the high school baseball championship in Koshien Stadium.


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3rd & 17th of January 2017
Doors open 6pm, £8 on the door/£6 with flyer (http://www.facebook.com/tvnights)
Music starts at 7:30 PM
TV NIGHTS - £8 on the door / £6 with flyer
Also - on every Tuesdays, from 11pm - £6 with flyer
Over the years, acts of the ilk of To Kill A King, Ryan Keen and Alex Vargas have held residencies, whilst aside them we've featured the likes of Brit Award Critics Choice winner James Bay, BBC Sound Poll Winners Years & Years, Ivor Novello nominees Andrew Davie (Bears Den) and Patch William, Daughter, The Staves, Jack Garratt, Marcus Foster, Lucy Rose, Matt Corby, Emily & The Woods, Sivu and Charlene Soraia to name just a few.
This has thus turned into one of the must play events on the London circuit for aspiring artists and a must attend for fans of new music. TV Nights has also often been known to attract some star names playing secret unbilled shows as warm ups to their tours
Doors from 6pm, £6 with flyer/£8 without
Strictly over 18's ID required on the door
For full information and to print off the flyer for cheaper entry, follow the link and like the page...
Examples of acts that have performed for TV Nights: James Bay, Years & Years, Daughter, Matt Corby, Lucy Rose, The Staves
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Skip to comments.Traffic Slump at Olive Garden, Red Lobster, LongHorn; Smaller Plates, Cheaper Items at Olive Garden
Posted on 03/04/2013 11:31:50 AM PST by Kaslin
High gasoline prices coupled with 2% payroll tax hikes is going to take a bite out of restaurant sales this year. For some chains the slump has already started.
Consider Darden Restaurants, the owner of Olive Garden, Red Lobster, LongHorn Steak House. Darden Restaurant Traffic is down an average 4.5, with Red Lobster leading the pack down 7.5%.
Smaller Plates, Cheaper Items at Olive Garden
At Olive Garden, Smaller, Cheaper Plates are on the way, along with new uniforms including a more contemporary black button-down shirt and black slacks.
Don't worry, endless breadsticks remain.
Olive Garden is also creating a new logo and toning down its the "Old World Style" Tuscan stonework and wooden archways that have been a signature part of Olive Garden restaurants since 2000.
Saturation Everywhere
The main problem is saturation. I see endless miles of restaurants on strips nearby. Those restaurants include Steak & Shake, Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Pizza Hut, Subway, China Express, Chili's, Chipotle, Panera, and other chains intermixed with some local eateries.
If the problem is saturation (and it is), spending money on architecture style changes, creating a new logo, and the new uniform changes is a waste of money, especially the architectural revisions.
People want good food, fast friendly service, and good value.
To pick up market share, restaurants need to lower prices, not make logo changes. And lower prices will take a bite out of earnings. One final point: as soon as restaurants stop expanding (and they will), the hiring will stop with it.
Those who thought Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was not serious in his pledge to defeat deflation (and destroy the Yen in the process) need think again.
Haruhiko Kuroda (Abe's nominee to head Japan's central bank) pledges to do Whatever Needed to Combat Japan Deflation.
Haruhiko Kuroda, nominated to be the next Bank of Japan governor, said that a central bank under his leadership would do whatever is needed to combat 15 years of deflation.Mother of all Pyrrhic Victories
"I would like to make my stance clear that we will do whatever we can do," Kuroda, the president of the Asian Development Bank, said in a confirmation hearing in the parliament in Tokyo today.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's nomination of Kuroda has raised expectations for more aggressive monetary easing to revive the world's third-biggest economy after Masaaki Shirakawa exits the job on March 19. The opposition Democratic Party of Japan, the largest party in the upper house, has signaled it will back Kuroda, easing his passage through a split parliament.
Kuroda said in an interview this month that falling prices exacerbate real debt burdens, and give an incentive to companies and households to postpone spending. Consumer prices excluding fresh food fell 0.2 percent in January. The price gauge hasn't advanced 2 percent -- the central bank's new target -- for any year since 1997, when a national sales tax was increased.
I'm sure they meant to say "coupled with the restoration of President Obama's 2% payroll tax reduction in advance of the 2010 election..."
I'll second that. I went a couple weeks ago for a coworker's birthday. It's her favorite restaurant. I hadn't been in one in more than a decade. Portions were tiny, prices exhorbitant, quality lousy.
We have learned to make some really good salsa and pico de gallo with fresh ingredients via the Mexican groceries here. Our problem is finding good chips that compare to restaurant style chips. The grocery that caters to the Mexican population sells ok chips that we heat, but they are just not the same.
I am surprised there are no Mexican restaurants there. Everywhere we have lived, we have found decent Mexican places. It has been so long since I was in your area that I can't think of ANY restaurants much less good ones.
I miss the veal piccatta
Salad bowl and pasta figioli suits my diet and my taste
Nice strategy! :-)
Did someone say "picatta"?
As in Richard m. Nixon?
I recommend flour tortilla chips. Only place I've had them.......caballo blanco sacramento
Incidentally, Nixon's brother Donald operated a drive-in restaurant on Whittier Blvd.--called Nixon's--from 1952-1957. Great patty melts were to be had there.
I say deport 'em if they don't know which "they're" to use!
We think we get the most bang for our buck at (if the food is good) Mexican and Indian restaurants and Bob Evans. Most others are a crap shoot at best.
Red Lobster has terrible seafood. The driveby seafood joints in Seattle have better stuff.
Have only been to Olive Garden twice, but they seemed better. It is hard to mess up pasta and salad.
Olive Garden is Moochelle's resturant.
As for Olive Garden: had not been there in years, until I think we went on New Year's Day, due to few places were open, and it was the chance to eat out for our wedding anniversary. I had something that was lobster/seafood cannelloni (?), which was amazingly wonderful. It was one of the pricier items on the menu, but it did not disappoint.
Thank you for your report.
Long as they don't mess with the salad. I don't much care for Olive Garden's entrees, but I love the salad.
We used to do take out Olive Garden because it was close to my office and the boss was buying. (:
Red Lobster was always, I thought, overpriced for the quality and amount of food. For a couple bucks more per entree, you could eat at a decent restaurant.
Not really. A strong economy can support all these outfits and always has been able to do so fairly well.
The issue is --the type of society the globalists are building here is very much like a Scandinavian society on steroids.
Meaning, eating out is reserved for the elites and special occasions. McDonald's for a family of four in any of the Scandinavian countries will run you $50 and higher. TGIFs, or the like, easily well over $100. The only thing really affordable is, maybe, an immigrant run (usually Turks)pizza joint.
If they are successful at fundamental transformation of the United States, expect only a handful of these places to survive.
They've been doing this in grocery stores for several years. Smaller containers at the same or higher price.
When we lived in LA we often went to a little Italian place in Van Nuys that was awesome. It was tiny, one cook, two hot waitresses and cheap prices. The night before we moved back to Texas we went there to eat. When we told the owner we were moving he gave us "our last supper" for free.
About a year later I asked a friend if he was still going to that restaurant and he told me the guy got busted for selling drugs. Apparently the restaurant was a front.
Yes, the portions have gotten smaller and the quality has declined. However, you can see that even in the food you buy at the grocery stores. Meat is expensive and lower quality, and convenience foods are using cheaper ingredients.
We are becoming the kind of socialist dump that Obama has always wanted to create. Next we'll be living in 800 sq. ft. apartments that have the washing machine in the kitchen, just like Europeans.
Wel... sort of, but if you watch this episode of Top Gear about commie made cars, you will see that even the elite end up with crapola.
Hey, Darden...Elections.Have.Consequences
Yes, I've noticed that, too, but at least you see the package size and price up front before you buy it. At the restaurant, you order something you have had before expecting the same thing (at the same or higher price) and then it comes and it's like what happened?
, I argued with the waitress that she had brought me a child's portion.
This just enrages me. I am a petite person and don't eat that much, but it's the being taken for a fool that gets me. If they want to do this, I would rather they put a note in the menu saying that they have had to increase their prices due to (insert reason) than play these little games thinking we won't notice and just continue coming and getting ripped off. My poor husband is always leaving restaurants hungry!
It would appear that what you describe is anomaly. The article was written using data including all of the depressed Yankee hell holes that are the northern blue tier.
The depressed areas suffer from self imposed regulatory excess. The mandates have stifled growth. The peripheral businesses described are suffering from the negative trend in sales.
Thanks for the story. Me and my Gf do our best to discover small restos that no one found out yet. I'm not a "wait in line to get in" kind of guy. I was in-line more than a few times and our group ended up going to In N Out instead.
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hi this is my first post and I know nothing about tea except what I have learned in the past day
How long have you been drinking tea?
My dad is Japanese so green (bags) have always been in my repertoire, but I never paid much attention until this Christmas when my brother gave my dad a ball and some loose teas from David's.
What was your first Tea?
Probably Genmai Cha or Orange Pekoe
What is your favorite Tea currently?
I am really digging Blueberry Jam from David's and Blackberry Green from Teavana
What is your next purchase?
No more herbal. Is it always so weak as what I have?


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I worked at a Barnabys in Milwaukee, WI in the Early to mid 70'sI actually made the pizza doughIngredients:General Purpose Flour (weighed) - forgot actual weight used per batchCorn Oil - 5 partsOlive Oil - 1 part - can't remember if it was virgin olive oilSalt - 3 oz. (volume) per batchSugar - 3 Oz. (volume) per batchPeletized yeast - 1 cup per batch - add to clean pan with one gallon water (lukewarm water) - allow to activate till it foams up on the topAdd all ingredients - Mix and knead thouroughlyPlace blended mixture in a tub of some sorts and cover with a damp clothThe dough will riseI am not sure what a batch was but I seem to remember that we made it in 50# batchesSure do miss the place as it was torn down in the early 80's and now is a Denny's restaurantSure hope this helps !!!!!


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Peonies are undemanding, asking little in return. Planted in the right spot will ensure a lifetime of enjoyment. As peonies mature, more and more flower buds appear. With the relatively short bloom period let's make the most of it. The topic for today is enhancing the size of the blooms with a quick prune.
The photo above shows the secondary buds that can be removed just below the main bud.
The buds of herbaceous peonies will form almost immediately once the plant has filled out. Then there is an incubation period as the buds develops. The moment the flower stalk starts to elongate, remove the side buds. You can see this happen, by keeping an eye on the flower stalk tips. The buds are tightly together, as they elongate, you see the stalk expand and the buds are easily accessible. This elongation starts later in the spring when any danger of hard frost passes and safe to remove the side buds. Removal of side buds directs more energy into the main flower for a larger show that is sure to impress.
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I've been watching the Queenie Eye video today, and trying to figure out who all the guest stars are that are on it.
I assume some of the people are not meant to be known (apart from to their friends and family!) but there are of course some BIG names on there. Can we maybe try and compile a list of all the famous names on the video?
I'll start with the ones I know-
Paul (of course)
Giles Martin
Johnny Depp
Meryl Streep
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James Corden
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Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill is an idiot
Lets just assume his hot wife isn't with him because he is smart. Check out this hilarious video from HBO's Hard Kocks as Dolphins rookie QB Ryan Tannehill attempts to name which teams play in which divisions.
Here is what he said:
"I wasn't a huge pro fan growing up; I wasn't loyal to any one team," said Tannehill, "so I don't really know the divisions, and even really conferences. I know most of the conferences but some of those, I really have no clue. And they don't make sense. You have the AFC East, and we're freaking in the bottom of the map, and the directions don't make any sense where the teams actually are."
What a moran! Look, I get what he's saying as far as teams not matching up with the divisions geographically, but the Cowboys have been in the NFC East since 1970, that's just the way the game is structured. He said he knows most of the conferences? Dude, there are only two. It amazes me that an NFL QB could know so little about the league. Any schmoe that's a casual fan has a better idea of what the hell is going on.


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European ministers to adopt targets for reversing destruction of nature and landscape by 2010
Geneva /Nairobi, 9 May 2003 - Ministers and senior officials from 55 countries will meet in Kiev from 21-23 May for the 5th Pan-European Ministerial Conference "Environment for Europe", the region's highest-level environmental forum.
Key items on the agenda include protecting the largest remaining wilderness in Europe (outside of Russia) by adopting the Framework Convention on the Protection and Sustainable Development of the Carpathians.
Another highlight will be a decision to formally adopt the goal of halting the degradation of the region's biological and landscape diversity by the year 2010, together with nine specific measurable targets for ensuring that this overall goal is achieved.
"By setting clear targets that can be tracked and evaluated over the next several years, European leaders will demonstrate their commitment to achieving an environmental renaissance in this complex and dynamic region," said Klaus Toepfer, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme.
UNEP, together with the Council of Europe, services the Pan European Biological and Landscape Diversity Strategy through which governments and civil society organizations developed the proposed goal and targets. The PEBLDS promotes the regional implementation of the 1992 Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), which was negotiated under UNEP auspices.
The proposed new Europe-wide targets for stabilizing biodiversity by 2010 would require:
· taking effective actions by the year 2008 to prevent human activities from damaging forests;
· finalizing an inventory of all high-value natural areas in agriculture ecosystems by 2006 and ensuring that a substantial proportion of these areas are under biodiversity-sensitive management by 2008;
· integrating biodiversity concerns into all financial subsidy and incentive schemes for agriculture in Europe by 2008;
· ensuring the early development of a Pan European Ecological Network by identifying and mapping all core areas of high ecological value, as well as restoration areas, wildlife corridors and buffer zones, by 2006, and then adequately conserving all core areas by 2008;
· implementing an agreed strategy on alien invasive species in at least half of the region's countries by 2008; and
· increasing substantially public and private financial investments in biodiversity via partnerships with the finance and business sectors, establishing a coherent European programme on biodiversity monitoring and indicators, and implementing national communication, education and public awareness plans in at least half the region's countries, all by 2008.
Sir Brian Unwin, President of the European Centre for Nature Conservation (ECNC) and Honorary President of the European Investment bank, said, "I strongly welcome the clear biodiversity targets that leaders in Government and the economic sectors will discuss in Kiev. Europe now has a chance to demonstrate that it really means business in putting biodiversity, nature and landscape high on the political and economic agenda. But realization of this objective will require a much closer and contributory partnership between governments and NGOs and the business and banking sectors."
The goal being considered by the Ministers would represent a stronger commitment than last year's global agreement at the World Summit on Sustainable Development to reduce significantly the current rate of loss of biodiversity by 2010.
The Pan-European Biological and Landscape Diversity Strategy (PEBLDS) engages all European member countries of the Environment for Europe process, serviced by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, stretching across the continent from Iceland to Kyrgyzstan.
The European biodiversity targets are expected to be adopted on World Biodiversity Day (22 May), which was established by the United Nations General Assembly to promote the goals of the CBD.
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For information on accreditation, please see www.kyiv-2003.info. For information on biodiversity issues on the Kiev agenda, please contact Mr. Eric Falt, UNEP Spokesman/Director of the Division of Communications and Public Information, on Tel: +254-20-623292, Mobile: +254-733-682656, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or Mr. Michael Williams, Chief, Information Unit on Conventions, UNEP Regional Office for Europe on Tel: +41-22-917-8242, Mobile: +41-79-409-1528, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or Ms. Agnes Bruszik, European Centre for Nature Conservation, Central and Eastern European Regional Unit on Tel: +36-1-355-3699, E-mail: email@example.com.
A press conference on the adoption and signature of the Framework Convention on the Protection and Sustainable Development of the Carpathians will take place on Thursday, 22 May at 13:20 at the Press Center of the Kyiv Conference, with the participation of HE Minister Shevchuk, Ukraine, Prof. Klaus Toepfer, Executive Director- UNEP, Claude Martin - WWF International, and HE Minister Matteoli, Italy.
A press briefing on financing the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity in Europe will take place on Thursday, 22 May at 15:40 at the UNEP/ECNC/IUCN joint biodiversity stand at the Conference's exhibition area directly after the Ministerial debate on biodiversity. Sir Brian Unwin, President of ECNC and Honorary President of the European Investment Bank, will chair the press briefing and high-level representatives of a number of governments and international finance institutions will provide information on their activities and plans in the field of banking and biodiversity, which is of major importance for halting the decline of Europe's biodiversity by 2010.
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