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INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana could become the first state in the nation to require an employee in every public or charter school to carry a loaded gun during school hours — a response to fears about mass school shootings.
Legislation approved Tuesday by the House Education Committee would mandate the creation of a protection officer for each school. With proper training, those officers could be principals, teachers, staff members, police officers or security guards.
STORY: NRA schools report suggests training staff in weapons
"This is a common-sense approach to a horrible situation," said Rep. Jim Lucas, a freshman Republican from Seymour who led the effort to add the protection-officer mandate to Senate Bill 1.
An armed employee, he said, could have prevented the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Connecticut in December that killed 20 students and six adults.
"Basically, these people were defenseless," Lucas said. "We know for a fact that Sandy Hook, they did everything by the book. The school was locked down, the shooter came in, broke dozens of laws and shot his way into the school."
Others questioned whether teachers and other school personnel should be given such responsibilities.
Teresa Meredith, vice president of the Indiana State Teachers Association, said the proposal fails to address the deeper issues of mental health and bullying that often lead to school attacks.
Having an armed teacher also poses several logistical complications, said Meredith, a resource teacher in Shelbyville Central Schools.
"I can't imagine trying to manage 28 to 30 children by myself and manage a loaded weapon on my body somewhere, and be able to deal with a potential intruder and keep the kids safe," she said.
Gov. Mike Pence's office issued a statment late Tuesday, saying he "believes that decisions about school safety and security should be made by local schools, with support from the state."
The statement does not directly state a position on the proposed protection-officer mandate.
Discussed publicly for the first time Tuesday, Lucas' proposal was an amendment to a Senate-approved bill that initially aimed to start a state grant program to help school districts hire and train police officers to work with students and buy safety equipment.
The House Education Committee voted 9-3 Tuesday to advance the revised measure, including the school protection officer requirement.
The proposal mirrors a National Rifle Association-sponsored study released Tuesday that recommends schools across the nation train and arm at least one staff member.
South Dakota's governor Friday signed into law a measure allowing the state's school districts to arm teachers and other personnel with guns.
Currently, no states require armed employees in schools, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. However, discussions on arming school employees continue in several states, a spokeswoman said.
Indiana law now prohibits anyone other than police officers and authorized school employees from possessing firearms on school property. Lucas said he knew of no Indiana districts that allow teachers to have guns at school.
The House Ways and Means Committee will examine the bill in coming days. GOP Chairman Tim Brown thinks it will have a favorable reception and expects senators will include funding for the proposal when they release their version of the state budget Thursday.
Brown estimates the proposal would cost the state about $10 million annually to help schools hire a guard or arm and train either a principal, teacher or other staff member.
"We'll just have to see what kind of questions emerge and what kinds of long-term commitments it places on us as a state," Brown said.
Rep. Vernon Smith of Gary was among three Democrats to vote against the measure Tuesday. He expressed concerns about the costs of training and arming employees and the safety of having those guns so near children.
"It bears study," Smith said. "We don't want any of our children or any of our employees to die from gunfire. But this is just a knee-jerk decision."
Guns are already in some schools: Carmel Clay Schools hires four armed school resource officers through the Carmel Police Department, said district spokeswoman Tricia Reynolds. The high school has one officer, and each of the three middle schools has one who is also responsible for checking on several elementary schools.
The school district pays for the officers' training and splits the cost of their salaries with the Police Department, Reynolds said.
Every charter school is required to have one employee trained through the Department of Education as a school safety specialist, said Russ Simnick, president of the Indiana Public Charter Schools Association. But those staffers are not armed.
"Because schools are a very vulnerable target," he said, "anything to increase safety is very welcome."
The General Assembly considered another bill earlier this year to expand gun rights in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook shooting. Legislation that would have allowed citizens to carry firearms on public college and university campuses received attention but never had a formal hearing.
Contributing: Indianapolis Star researcher Cathy Knapp and The Associated Press


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By Dr. John Hilpert, Chairman, MDNHA Board of Directors
Please help us plan the future of the Mississippi Delta National Heritage Area. Below is information on how to get involved.
Everyone who lives in this region reaches an inevitable conclusion: This is a special place. The Mississippi Delta has shaped our nation's history and culture. Civil rights . . . blues . . . southern literature . . . the Mississippi River . . . agriculture . . . culinary traditions. The list of the Delta's contributions goes on and on.
As noted by the National Park Service: "Much of what is profoundly American — what people love about America — has come from the Delta, which is often called 'the cradle of American culture.'"
Thus, these 18 counties earned the Congressional designation "National Heritage Area" in 2009. This legislation created unique opportunities for the Mississippi Delta.
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Work began in November 2011 on a management plan to guide our activities for the next 10-15 years. Throughout 2012, board members worked with a consultant team led by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. There have been public meetings, surveys and tours of important sites to understand what opportunities exist for the National Heritage Area.
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The result of this year-long research phase is the development of five options for what the heritage area can do and what resources may be needed.
On Feb. 26, we will hold two public meetings — one in Greenwood and another in Southaven — to explore these options. Your involvement is needed to help us make plans for the National Heritage Area that will support historic preservation, natural resource conservation, recreation, heritage tourism, education and other activities.
These meetings are open to everyone, and reservations are not required. Meetings will be held Tuesday, Feb. 26, at the following times and locations: 10 a.m.-noon, Museum of the Mississippi Delta (formerly Cottonlandia Museum), 1608 Highway 82, Greenwood, and 4 to 6 p.m., Landers Center (DeSoto Civic Center), 4560 Venture Drive, (Intersection of I-55 and Church Road), Southhaven.
Please plan to attend one of these important meetings and help us shape the future of the Mississippi Delta National Heritage Area.
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Debates of March 30th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #103 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was conservatives.
- Question Period
- The Budget
- Health
- Persons with Disabilities
- National Parks
- Brain Awareness Month
- The Budget
- Telecommunications
- The Budget
- Old Age Security
- Organ Donations
- AIDS Community Action Program
- Economic Action Plan 2012
- Roy Nelson
- The Budget
- Conservative Party of Canada
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- The Budget
- Pensions
- 41st General Election
- Pensions
- Health
- The Environment
- Charities
- The Environment
- Pensions
- Persons with Disabilities
- Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- Air Transportation
- Science and Technology
- The Budget
- Public Safety
- Young People
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
- Natural Resources
- Employment Insurance
- International Cooperation
- Foreign Affairs
- National Defence
- The Budget
- Points of Order
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- The Budget
- Criminal Code
National Defence
Oral Questions
Dany Morin Chicoutimi—Le Fjord, QC
Mr. Speaker, almost a quarter of the cuts in yesterday's budget affect defence and the Canadian Forces. Our armed forces and their families are wondering how they will be affected by these cuts. There is a cloud of doubt hanging over many military bases across the country, including the base in Bagotville, in my riding. There is nothing in yesterday's budget to reassure the families who depend on military bases to earn their living.
Can the government finally be transparent and tell us the extent of the cuts that will be made to our military bases? It is the least it can do.
National Defence
Oral Questions
Julian Fantino Associate Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, this government has made unprecedented investments in the Canadian Forces in recent years. In fact, since 2006, the defence budget has grown by an average of over $1 billion annually. Over the past two years, we have examined ways to implement cost-saving measures to ensure efficiency and effectiveness combined with the end of the combat missions. National defence will now return to a more normal pace of operation.
Departments will be informed, unions and employees, about the specific changes and we will communicate those accordingly.
The Budget
Oral Questions
12:05 p.m.
Jean-François Fortin Haute-Gaspésie—La Mitis—Matane—Matapédia, QC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Minister of Finance tabled a shameful budget that will hurt Quebec and the regions, as well as all seasonal workers in the tourism, forest and fishing industries, who are losing five weeks of unemployment.
The government is punishing seniors by increasing the retirement age to 67. Quebec is being saddled with the cost of justice, public services are being reduced, the CBC's budget is being cut, funding for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions is being cut by $62 million. There is nothing for agriculture or housing. What is more, the government is making drastic cuts to forestry programs.
My question for the government is simple: how could it be any worse?
The Budget
Oral Questions
12:05 p.m.
Jacques Gourde Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Works and Government Services
Mr. Speaker, our budget focuses on Quebeckers' real priorities: jobs, economic growth and long-term prosperity. This budget maintains transfers to Quebec. Health transfers will continue to increase steadily and more quickly than provincial expenditures. We will create long-term jobs through research, innovation and responsible investments, which will benefit all Quebeckers.
Statements by Members
Points of Order
Oral Questions
March 30th, 2012 / 12:05 p.m.
Scott Simms Bonavista—Gander—Grand Falls—Windsor, NL
Mr. Speaker, my point of order is with regard to the members' statements that began this session.
I have been here for eight years. I take quite a bit of delight in bringing attention to events and people in my riding who do wonderful things. I am sure every member in the House does much the same for all the right reasons.
Members' statements that preceded question period were shameful. It was all an extension of debate in the House that we should be doing during debate. It is 15 minutes in a day. Could we not talk about the people and events of this great country for just that period of the day?
Could you please make a ruling on that, Mr. Speaker, and come back with an opinion?
Statements by Members
Points of Order
Oral Questions
12:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
As the member knows, members are given a great deal of latitude during statements to discuss issues that they feel are important to them or things in their constituencies. I did not hear anything today that would cause the Chair concern, but I am happy to get back to the member after reviewing the blues.
Government Response to Petitions
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre
Tom Lukiwski Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36(8) I have the honour to table, in both official languages, the government's response to five petitions.
International Trade
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
South Shore—St. Margaret's
Nova Scotia
Gerald Keddy Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Trade
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the third report of the Standing Committee on International Trade in relation to a study of the Trade Commissioner Service.
Pursuant to Standing Order 109 of the House of Commons the committee requests that the government table a comprehensive response to this report.
Criminal Code
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Joy Smith Kildonan—St. Paul, MB
Mr. Speaker, today I have the honour of presenting several hundred petitions in support of my Bill C-310, which will go to third reading today. These petitions were totally unsolicited by me.
I am pleased to see that these people are supporting the bill, as are all members on all sides of the House.
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Pat Martin Winnipeg Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I am proud to rise today to present a petition signed by literally tens of thousands of Canadians who call upon the House of Commons to take note that asbestos is the greatest industrial killer that the world has ever known.
The petitioners point out that more Canadians now die from asbestos than all other industrial and occupational causes combined and yet this country remains one of the largest producers and exporters of asbestos in the world. They also point out that Canada spends millions of dollars subsidizing the asbestos industry and blocking international efforts to curb its use.
Therefore, the petitioners call upon the government to ban asbestos in all of its forms and institute a just transition program for asbestos workers and the communities in which they live. They also call upon government to end all subsidies of asbestos, both in Canada and abroad. Finally, and perhaps most important, they call on the government to stop blocking international health and safety conventions designed to protect workers from asbestos, such as the Rotterdam Convention.
Air Canada
Routine Proceedings
12:10 p.m.
Kevin Lamoureux Winnipeg North, MB
Mr. Speaker, I have the pleasure to present two petitions today.
The first petition deals with the Air Canada and Aveos concern. Across Canada, literally thousands of individuals are now unemployed because of the government's refusal to take legal action against Air Canada.
The petitioners, in this case from the province of Manitoba, call on the government to take the necessary action to hold Air Canada accountable to the Air Canada Public Participation Act.
Old Age Security
Routine Proceedings
12:10 p.m.
Kevin Lamoureux Winnipeg North, MB
Mr. Speaker, my second petition deals with the OAS.
The petitioners call upon the government to revisit the issue of increasing the qualification age from 65 to 67, recognizing that individuals should be able to retire at the age of 65. They believe very firmly in that.
Routine Proceedings
12:10 p.m.
Gary Schellenberger Perth—Wellington, ON
Madam Speaker, I have a petition from 27 members of my community.
The petitioners state that Canada is the only nation in the western world, in the company of China and North Korea, without any laws restricting abortion and that Canada's Supreme Court has said that it is Parliament's responsibility to enact abortion legislation.
Therefore, they call upon the House of Commons and Parliament assembled to speedily enact legislation that restricts abortion to the greatest extent possible.
Routine Proceedings
12:10 p.m.
Elizabeth May Saanich—Gulf Islands, BC
Madam Speaker, it seems a little ironic to stand today to present petitions on issues that are so pressing and which were so completely ignored in yesterday's budget.
The first petition deals with the need for affordable housing. The petitioners had hoped to see something in the budget that would allow for the tax benefits that once existed for purpose-built, affordable rental housing.
The petitioners are from the Ottawa area, and they ask the House to continue to look at the need for affordable housing.
The Environment
Routine Proceedings
12:10 p.m.
Elizabeth May Saanich—Gulf Islands, BC
Madam Speaker, the second petition deals with the issue of allowing full, fair, appropriate environmental reviews to take place, specifically with respect to the Enbridge project, the great pipeline of China, to deliver bitumen crude to tankers which will take it to foreign refineries where foreign workers will benefit from the jobs.
Of course, this is an area specifically targeted in yesterday's budget, not to ensure full, fair, transparent and unbiased review, but to call for fast-tracking and railroading toward a government objective that flies in the face of the best interests of this country economically and environmentally.


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A 25-year-old "habitual felon" and convict named Eric Chambers has been charged for trying to sneak a Samsung cell phone into a prison in North Carolina. He twice set off metal detectors before police found a phone in his ass.
Chambers is described in court documents as a "validated Gangster Killer Blood" and has been charged with 16 different prison "infractions" over the past two years, according to The News & Observer. As he was entering the state's Central Prison, Chambers set off a metal detector. He pulled a flattened piece of metal from his mouth and passed through again. When the metal detector went off a second time, police found a "red and silver" Samsung cell phone up his butt. What can you really say to that? Ouch? What the fuck is wrong with this guy?
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Well, if I was watching and if I knew something about dancing, I would vote - for the best dancer, whomever that is.
The news reports and pictures are quite clear — not "hearsay." She rolled around on the floor with her partner, pretending to rip his shirt off. In a press interview, she used foul language and giggled about how she did a "lap dance" with her partner. The "naked-leg" pictures of her entwined with her partner border on immodest and unChristian — particularly for a spokeswoman for abstinence.
That's enough evidence for me, as a conservative Christian. Is it being hyperjudgmental to say that a spokeswoman for abstinence should not be giggling about lap dances? I really don't understand why you talk so much about our irrelevant backgrounds. Why can't we just look at the facts?
So what you are telling me is it is good to judge other people, but no one but God should judge you. Of course, not one of your family members or associates has ever judged you. I will continue to pray for you. Pax
You keep bringing up irrelevant things. All humans — as imperfect people — must make judgments about the world around them. Society cannot survive if people cannot make judgments about inappropriate behavior. No standard will last long if no one enforces the standards.
Can you at least answer the question? In your opinion, is Bristol Palin is behaving in a trashy and sexually provocative way?
I must come from a different POV than you. In my youth I was on the swim team wearing a clingy Speedo swimsuit. While living outside of Vancouver, we attended a conservative fellowship where mixed bathing (swimming), card playing and dancing were considered immoral. Back then I still believed that I could work my way to heaven through good deeds and good behavior. My redemption is not based on what I can do for Jesus Christ, instead my redemption is based on what He has done for me. Christ's unconditional love is truly amazing. For me every day is thanksgiving-for He saved a wretch like me.
By the way, I have never voted for anyone on DWTS. May every day of the year be thanksgiving for you, too. Through His grace- Maeve
My POV? I'm not talking about mixed bathing and card playing. I'm talking about Bristol cursing to reporters (the s-word), joking about lap dancing, and pretending to tear off the shirt of her partner on the dance floor. That may be less objectionable than what the others are doing, but it's still trashy and sexual. No wonder she got pregnant.
Tell me one thing — how is lap dancing not sexual?
Yes, you have made it clear that Bristol is not up to your high standards of behavior. I have a feeling few people are up to your high standards.
I have nothing more to say about this particular topic. As one of my Irish grandmother's like to say when I wouldn't let go of a topic. "For goodness sakes, Maeve, don't keep spitting up your cud, you're not a cow." It's time for me to stop spitting up my cud.
A friend in Christ, Maeve
This is Christian behavior?!! Irish Queen, is this really Christian behavior?
-—But the beginning is kinda scandalous," Bristol giggles.
Sarah giggles too, but nervously. "R-r-r-eally?" she asks. "Is it, like, lap dancin' scandalous?"
"No, it's not," insists Bristol's dance partner, Mark Ballas.
"Pretty much!" Bristol giggles.
There is no purpose in chewing the cud a 7th time. You are in my prayers. In Christian love, Maeve
It wouldn't be chewing the same old cud if you answered the question. You would be chewing on something different. You would be explaining how "lap-dancing" Bristol is a good Christian witness to millions of impressionable kids watching Dancing With Stars.
There is nothing more to say on the subject. My opinion is merely my opinion, and your opinion is merely your opinion-nothing more. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. But one bit of advice-for the sake of family harmony, do not insist on having the final word. As a daughter, mother of four, mother-in-law, grandmother of ten, teacher, speaker, wife and friend I have learned the wisdom of keeping my own council on more than one occasion. God bless you, Maeve
It's time for DWTS!
OK, as half-naked Bristol lap-dances in front of millions of children, let's let Jesus have the final word.
Matthew 5:27-30
5:27 "You have heard that it was said, ' Do not commit adultery.'
28 But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart.
29 If your right eye causes you to sin, gouge it out and throw it away. It is better for you to lose one part of your body than for your whole body to be thrown into hell.
30 And if your right hand causes you to sin, cut it off and throw it away. It is better for you to lose one part of your body than for your whole body to go into hell."
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After a season that included winning two Grand Slams, finishing as the year-end champion and world No. 1, winning 78 matches and a WTA Tour-high 11 titles, Serena Williams still would not call 2013 the best year of her career.
Williams still measures her success with Grand Slam titles, and in 2002, she won three (adding a fourth in a row by winning the Australian Open in January 2003 to hold all four major titles at once). Of course, Williams won eight titles in 2002 and lost the season-ending WTA Championships. This year, she bettered both of those marks.
"Well, I live to win Slams," Williams said when asked if this was her best career year. "[And in 2002] I won three. I think [this year] is a top three [season]. I can't say it's the best. I can't say it's not the best."
However you define it, 2013 was an awesome year for the women's No. 1, leaving no debate as to who is the best women's player in the world right now – or for the forseeable future.
The year did not start the way Williams wanted. She was upset in three sets by fellow American Sloane Stephens in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, aggravating a back injury in the process. A few weeks later she lost again, this time in the Doha final to Victoria Azarenka.
But those would be two of just four losses on the season for Williams, who went on a 34-match win streak through the clay-court season to finish the season at 78-4 – the best winning percentage (.951) since Steffi Graf (.977) in 1989 – winning 11 of the 15 tournaments she entered. Williams' only other losses were to Sabine Lisicki in the fourth round at Wimbledon and to Azarenka in the Cincinnati final.
With her 11 titles, including her first French Open win since 2002 and her fifth US Open crown, Williams now owns 17 majors, just one shy of tying Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova on the all-time list of Slam singles winners. She also won a staggering $12,385,572 in prize money, which is more than either Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal has ever have won on the ATP World Tour in a single season. It shattered the record for the most-ever prize money in a single season for a female player by nearly $4.5 million, and it is the third-highest total ever for a tennis player, behind only Novak Djokovic's totals in 2011 and 2012.
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ISO/IEC 15504-5:2012 provides a detailed description of the structure and key components of the Process Assessment Model, which includes two dimensions: a process dimension and a capability dimension. It also introduces assessment indicators.
ISO/IEC 15504-5:2012 uses process definitions from ISO/IEC 12207:2008 to identify a Process Reference Model. The processes of the Process Reference Model are described in the Process Assessment Model in terms of purpose and outcomes and are grouped in three process categories. The Process Assessment Model expands the Process Reference Model process definitions by including a set of process performance indicators called base practices for each process. The Process Assessment Model also defines a second set of indicators of process performance by associating work products with each process.
ISO/IEC 15504-5:2012 duplicates the definitions of the capability levels and process attributes from ISO/IEC 15504-2, and expands each of the nine attributes through the inclusion of a set of generic practices. These generic practices belong to a set of indicators of process capability, in association with generic resource indicators, and generic work product indicators.
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DURBAN, 9 December 2011 - In an effort to "green" the COP17 UN Climate Change Conference, UNIDO engaged in a range of activities in and outside the city of Durban.
In partnership with the Global Environment Facility (GEF), UNIDO demonstrated South Africa's strong commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by promoting clean energy sources and utilization/applications, and by supporting targeted climate change awareness activities by decision-makers and the general public.
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Through one project, nineteen clinics in KwaZulu-Natal province are being retrofitted with solar water heaters, including in the iLembe district municipality which was visited on 8 December by President Jacob Zuma. In addition, solar water heaters and energy efficient lights were installed at two primary schools.
A number of households in the municipality also received Philips energy efficient clean cooking stoves together with solar powered torches, lanterns and energy efficient indoor lighting systems.
Speaking in Groutville, KwaZulu-Natal province, President Jacob Zuma said: "One of South Africa's major challenges for poverty eradication particularly in the rural communities is access to electricity. People have to burn wood and coal to get some sort of energy which causes health-related problems such as pneumonia and asthma. Further economic consequences include productive time consumed by collecting wood, and the costs of achieving energy security can be expensive. Environmental consequences are equally concerning, with deforestation and local air pollution being the typical outcomes of reliance on natural and fossil fuels for energy. We are working on solutions already."
The president praised the GEF, UNIDO and the UN Development Programme for their work in South Africa, saying that the projects complemented "the country's move towards improving the energy efficiency of existing applications and ensuring that a greater proportion of the energy mix is comprised of renewable sources, as a sustainable and climate-friendly approach to energy security for all".
The president confirmed South Africa's commitment to the greater replication of this pilot project throughout the country.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), some 1.6 billion people in the world today live without access to electricity.
South Africa Cleantech Competition
On 8 December, the winners of the 2011 South Africa Cleantech Competition were announced and awarded. Small and medium businesses offered solutions to some of the most critical environmental and economic issues of our day. The winning projects were proof that "green" businesses will offer new jobs and improve competitiveness.
The competition was funded by GEF through UNIDO and administered by South Africa's National Cleaner Production Centre, and attended by the Ministers of Energy, Trade and Industry, and Science, Technology, and Innovations, as well as the UNIDO Director-General and the CEO of GEF.
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To help lower carbon emissions in and around the COP17 event and to raise the awareness of the multi benefits of cycling, some 300 bicycles were provided as part of a project financed by the GEF and implemented by UNIDO. On 6 December, a symbolic cycling event and hand-over of the bikes to the eThekwini Municipality was organized.
The Mayor of eThekwini, Councillor James Nxumalo, received the bicycles, following a relay cycling event along the Durban beach in which UNIDO Director-General also took part.
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On the sidelines of COP17, UNIDO also hosted an international energy management and optimisation seminar. Speaking at the event, the Minister of Trade and Industry, Rob Davies, announced that at least 40 training workshops on energy management systems and energy systems optimisation had been completed countrywide by international experts. In addition, seven leading medium and large companies were now pioneering the implementation of energy management systems within their operations.
Davies said these were some of the milestones that have been achieved in the implementation of the Industrial Energy Efficiency (IEE) Project aimed at promoting industrial energy efficiency, energy management systems, energy standards development training and system optimisation for small and medium enterprises.
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"The key value proposition of the project is to contribute to sustainable transformation of the way energy is used in South Africa. The project further supports national energy security, promotes job creation and reduces carbon dioxide emissions," said Minister Davies.
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Introduction The BLM recognizes that the public lands are facing increasingly complex and widespread environmental challenges that transcend traditional management boundaries.These challenges include managing wildfire, controlling weeds and insect outbreaks, providing for energy development and urban growth, and addressing pervasive impacts from the effects of climate change. The BLM is developing a landscape-scale management approach to better understand these challenges and support balanced stewardship of the diverse natural resources of the public lands.
A landscape approach informs and enhances local management. The BLM's field offices maintain their central role in managing public lands. They continue to prepare land-use plans, authorize land uses, conduct monitoring, and work with partners and stakeholders to develop and implement local management strategies. The broader perspective provided through a landscape approach will help focus and integrate these local management efforts. A landscape approach also provides an important foundation for developing coordinated management strategies with partner agencies, stakeholders, and American Indian Tribes.
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A Landscape Approach Responds to Secretarial Direction The BLM's landscape approach supports Secretary Salazar's key directions and priorities for the Department of the Interior (DOI). In February 2010, the Secretary issued orders establishing direction for the DOI on climate change and renewable energy development. The Secretary's Climate Change Order (Order 3289 [PDF]) states that the realities of climate change require changes in how the DOI manages land, water, and fish and wildlife resources; the Order directs DOI agencies to consider climate change in planning and decision-making. The Renewable Energy Order (Order 3285 [PDF]) establishes the development of renewable energy as a DOI priority. The Secretary's priorities challenge managers to consider natural resources from a broader viewpoint, and to integrate a landscape perspective with local management efforts.
The BLM's Landscape Approach The BLM's landscape approach builds on land management concepts and experiences that have been evolving for nearly three decades. BLM managers recognized in the early 1980's that western forests and rangelands were beset by widespread wildfires and weed and insect infestations that could no longer be managed effectively by local offices alone, or through traditional management practices. Scientists, land managers, and stakeholders have been working since then to understand these wide-ranging impacts, develop shared strategies, and implement collaborative management efforts. These collective experiences and partnerships underpin the BLM's proposed landscape approach.
The BLM's landscape approach consists of five interconnected components that provide a framework for integrating science and management. The five components are:
1. Rapid Ecoregional Assessments (REAs) REAs synthesize the best available information about resource conditions and trends within an ecoregion. They highlight and map areas of high ecological value, including important wildlife habitats and corridors, and gauge their potential risks from climate change, wildfires, invasive species, energy development, and urban growth. REAs also map areas that have high energy development potential, and relatively low ecological value, which could be best-suited for siting future energy development. In addition, REAs establish landscape-scale baseline ecological data to gauge the effect and effectiveness of future management actions.
Ecoregions are large landscapes defined by their ecological characteristics. The BLM has piloted REAs in three ecoregions: the Northern Great Basin, Wyoming Basin, and Chihuahuan Desert. REAs are being initiated in 2010 for seven additional ecoregions: the Central Basin and Range, Mojave Basin and Range, Sonoran Desert, Northwestern Plains, Middle Rockies, and the Colorado Plateau in the continental U.S., and the Seward Peninsula-Nulato Hills-Kotzebue Lowlands in Alaska. These ecoregions vary in size from 11.5 million acres (Seward Peninsula ecoregion) to 88.3 million acres (Northwest Great Plains ecoregion). Two REAs are being initiated in 2011 for the Wyoming Basin and the Northern Basin and Range. In 2012 five REAs are being initiated for the Yukon Kuskokwin and the North Slope in Alaska and the Madrean Archipelago, Chihuahuan Desert, and the Southern High Plains in the continental U.S.
2. Ecoregional Direction Ecoregional direction will use the results of the REAs, with input from BLM staff, partner agencies, stakeholders, and Tribes, to identify key management priorities for the public lands within an ecoregion. Ecoregional direction will identify priority areas for conservation and development, including key areas for conserving wildlife habitats and migration corridors, and areas for potential energy development and transmission. Ecoregional direction will also provide a blueprint for coordinating and implementing these priorities at the BLM's state and field-office levels. The BLM, with the assistance of the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution, has prepared a Lessons Learned Report , which examines prior landscape-level management efforts by the BLM and its land management partners. The report will be used to help shape a landscape approach that complements local management and fosters effective management actions on-the-ground.
3. Field Implementation Field implementation puts the management priorities and strategies identified in ecoregional direction into practice on-the-ground. This will be accomplished by:
4. Monitoring for Adaptive Management Monitoring is essential to produce consistent, high-quality information for adaptive management. The BLM is modernizing its monitoring and mapping programs to meet this critical information requirement. The BLM's Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring (AIM) Strategy will standardize data collection and retrieval so information is comparable over time, and can be readily accessed and shared. The goal of the AIM Strategy is to provide the information needed to understand resource conditions and trends, and to evaluate and refine implementation actions. In addition, the BLM is implementing its Geospatial Services Strategic Plan , which will provide the high-quality mapping products needed to develop and support resource management strategies and decisions.
5. Science Integration Science informs sound land management decision-making. The DOI is establishing eight regional Climate Science Centers to provide scientific information and tools to help land managers anticipate, monitor, and adapt to climate change impacts. In addition, a wide range of science research is conducted regularly on the public lands, in cooperation with universities and state and Federal agencies. This landscape approach is being designed to more closely link science research with public land management issues and needs, and to more fully integrate science information into resource planning and decision-making.
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There was some good news on the environment last week. In the 20-state area that participates in a cap-and-trade program to reduce emissions of nitric oxide (NOx) from power plants, the emissions declined 32 percent from 1997 to 2005.
Distant relatives of shrimp, zooplankton are an important food resource for aquatic animals. These free-floating crustaceans are considered one of the foundations of lake food webs, along with their plant counterparts, phytoplankton.
Standing timber in the northeastern United States has waxed and waned according to society's evolving needs.
On Dec. 11, in the final weeks of his governorship, David Paterson vetoed a six-month moratorium on hydraulic fracturing in New York state.
How can we "green" our schools to make them more environmentally sustainable?
On a glorious day several weekends ago, my wife and I hiked up Panther Mountain in the Catskills.
This month Dutchess County released its 2010 Natural Resource Inventory.
In our research sites at the Cary Institute and throughout the Hudson Valley, we are seeing acorn production of unprecedented proportions.
Dave Strayer and Gary Lovett sounded a warning about the looming local extinction of ash trees. This almost certain event is because of the spread of the emerald ash borer.
As you drive around Dutchess County this fall, try to get a look at the dusky yellows and purples of the ash trees, because they won't be around much longer.
While most ecologists conduct field work in natural settings, Cary Institute scientists have pioneered the inclusion of urban and suburban landscapes in ecological research.
Our forests provide a wide range of ecological, economic, and aesthetic benefits.
A place-based curricula developed by Cary educators engages students in their local water cycle and teaches them how human activities and land-use can affect that cycle.
Thanks to the efforts of committed environmental groups, government organizations and individuals, the Hudson Valley is poised to position itself as a model for melding environmental and economic interests.
As we approach the cold and flu season, a few of our nearby streams and rivers are just now getting over some serious congestion.
The issue of hydraulic fracturing to extract natural gas from deep shale deposits has become increasingly difficult to ignore.
Oil: We're running out of it. It makes our country vulnerable to foreign powers. Burning it causes irreversible harm to our environment.
West Nile virus is a human health risk because it can cause sickness and death when mosquitoes transmit the pathogen from an infected bird to a person.
If you ran a tourist agency for time-travelling, intergalactic visitors, what attractions do you think would bring aliens to Earth in 2010?
When we think about the water cycle, most of us remember the diagram we were taught in third grade.
When we see where the water meets the land, how many of us have considered how different types of shorelines influence the plants and animals residing in the river?
The joy in seeing the first flowers of spring is always countered by dismay over the reappearance of mosquitoes
A class of second-graders at St. Joseph School, Millbrook, gathers around a study plot in the grass of their schoolyard, marked by four pink flags in the shape of a square.
Losses of our local fish have been so severe that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has completely closed commercial and recreational fishing for American shad in the Hudson River.
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Yellow Magic Japanese Popper
The Yellow Magic Popper is a premier Japanese topwater bait that is crafted using cutting-edge techniques and meticulous attention to detail. The results are in its performance, and a reason it is known throughout the bassin' world for its incredible balance and action. The Yellow Magic Popper features hand painted finishes with hand-tied feathers. The very noisy demeanor of the Yellow Magic spells trouble for opportunistic bass! Tie one on today!
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Comments: Overall good popper. The hooks really are terrible but that's not a deal breaker. I bought 4 and I've replace one set of hooks for bending out with no effort. I just noticed a point on a different one has bent over. Other than the crappy hooks the poppers design is great. The colors are great and it's easy to work different technics. Replace the hooks with gamakatsu bronze round bend hooks and it's almost as good as a Rico.
Comments: These are great poppers & worth every penny. I like the 1/2 oz. size in alwife & bone. As for the hooks, many of the reviews say they are bad. I disagree. They are sticky sharp & hold up very well as long as you use the right rod with them. I have caught several spotted bass over 3lbs on them & never had one bend out. Great popper and the only popper I have in my box. Can be worked fast with a walking motion or you can slow it down with a pop pop pause.
From: Kendal: GA 4/6/16
Comments: great popper first fish was a 6lber. caught it and 7 others. The hooks on this bait held up great sticky sharp. I used the 1/2oz baby bass. Later this week I'll use the 1/4oz bream. So far so good.
From: Frank: Topsham, ME 7/27/15
Comments: There are many imitators but only one original. Best popper BY far. I have caught more bass (up to 7-8 lb.) on these than all others combined. Go with the 1/2 oz. model for Bass. Never had any issues withe hooks and have fished these for years now. Alewife and Bone are all you need in color selection. Expensive? Yep. You get what you pay for. Pop, pop, pause....BAM!!!
From: Bill: Fort Worth, TX 7/6/15
Comments: Super nice bait, but the hooks are garbage. The hooks will bend and then they will break with the attempt to bend them back to normal position. When the bait is purchased, consider buying replacement hooks with the corresponding feather, and hooks for the front too. Be sure and carry a split ring plier when the bait is used because after the bait has caught a couple of fish the hooks will be bent. mNy of the comments mention the poor quality of the hooks, that many folks can't be wrong, the hooks are terrible.
From: Buck: Dallas, TX 7/2/15
Comments: great popper, great action, sound and decent finishes. The only thing I don't get is where people make these stories up from. I caught 7 30lb bass at one time on this lure, it broke my rod so I jumped in and wrestled them all to shore from 12 miles out which won me 3 world records and the Bassmaster Classic and they were so impressed they gave me the victory for the following 3 years and KVD begged me for my autograph. The next day I took it out... The hooks could be replaced though.
From: Jeff: USA 1/15/15
Comments: Decent popper. Because of the smaller size cup on the nose, the "POP" is more subtle than some other poppers. At times that's a plus... at other times it is not. It also seems to be fairly well balanced and "walks" nicely. With that said, the hooks are absolutely unacceptable on a lure this expensive. Probably the cheapest hooks I've seen on almost any priced lure. Sure, they can be changed... but you shouldn't need too in this price range. I'll stick with some poppers that have proven equally as good and come with better hooks until I see these coming with better hooks.
From: Dave: NE, PA 8/5/14
Comments: These poppers will call the fish in, very pleased with the action and the finish on these baits. I did however change the hooks out because they do start to bend after a few fish. I also don't understand why it is advertised as a Japanese bait when "Made in China" is clearly printed on the box.
From: ScogginsOutdoors: Lawton, OK
Comments: This is my favorite topwater bait. I don't use it as a popper, but I walk the dog with it. I prefer the 1/2 model. The hooks could be better for the price, but I haven't had one fail yet.
From: Lucky: Boston, MA
Comments: this is a awesome bait. you can walk it or chug it. i prefer the 1/2 because it is easier to throw but both catch fish. have caught a 4 and a half on it lately in Toledo Bend Resivor
From: Alec: Lutcher, LA
Comments: Best popper on the market, only thing is you need to swap out the hooks.
From: Matt: Dallas, TX
Comments: caught 2 10lbers at one time on this bait. both were hooked with one hook. cant believe i landed them.
From: Muktar: India
Comments: First time out the back hook bent. I tried to straighten and it broke off. Really needs to be better quality hooks.
From: Danny: Waxahachie
Comments: the 1/4 is awesome. I have caught my best top fish on these, even fishing side by side with other poppers, they will beat any other bait, hands down.
From: Sergio: Dallas, TX
Comments: Great product. Won a Bass Tourney at Lake Bob Sandlin in Texas recently using the Yellow Magic Japanese Shad all day. Only thing is hooks bent and had to replace all of them with Mustad Triple Grips. For this money you'd think they would give you good hooks; stock ones are junk.
From: Chris: Mount Pleasant, TX
Comments: The only thing I sugest is swaping out the hooks. Lost several 8+ pound bass due to the cheep hooks swaped them now it is te best I ever used.
From: Jody: Humble, TX
Comments: Not a good lure. Don't waste you money
From: John: Etoile, TX
Comments: this caught me the largest bass of my life it was 17 pounds 3 ounces out of lake Washington.
Comments: First time i took this popper out i caught a 7 pounder on the second cast. The cool thing about this popper is that you can walk the dog with it. It is an expensive lure but well worth it.
From: Thomas: Austin, TX
Comments: I have bought 5 of these lures from tackle warehouse this year. I have got different colors and sizes. Let me tell you I have caught fish in the rain, under bluebird skies and have recently caught bass in the fall on them. I rate this bait a 10 plus. Little price to pay for the results. Again try it you will love it.
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One of the principles underlying my work is the wish to give testimony to An era and communicate an experience that is totally unique in history and which I was a part of. I was interested in drawing since early childhood.
After the Second World War as a teenage survivor of the Holocaust, I had no opportunity to pursue art, while trying to grow on my own, and survive in postwar Czechoslovakia.
Much later, when life became more stable, at the age of thirty-two I enrolled in art school, majoring in ceramics. For years I worked in various techniques in clay, making functional pottery, teaching and turning to sculptural forms eventually in order to better express personal concerns. Gradually expressions of my Holocaust experience started to penetrate this work in the early 1980s.
My references are suggestive and deliberately ambiguous. I try to keep the exact meaning of some of the symbolism in my work private, and I hope to evoke an emotional response in the viewer to the power and meaning of that symbolism, which I believe is universal as well as personal.
The material I work with, namely porcelain as well as other clays, undergoes a dramatic metamorphosis from soft, smooth, almost sensual, to hard and resilient. To bring about this metamorphosis, the clay has to go through intense heat, radiating an orange glow from the cracks of the kiln, not unlike the crematoria in the night sky of Auschwitz. In my use of colours I allude to this analogy. The process in clay work is as old as civilization itself. Somehow the fascination for me is that fire in this case creates, rather than destroys, which I hope to apply to my life as well.
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There was not much mention about them and the new ones are interesting and canon (so it seems), thus I thought it would be good to mention what was going around in them .
Short summaries and most of interesting informations, about the novels, are from BleachAsylum, so you can go there and thank them later , or go there for more informations ;P.
The action of both novels take place mainly in Souls Society, within the 17 months in which Ichigo was powerless.
The first one "Spirits Are Forever With You" consist of 2 tomes (authors names on the covers below):
This one is full of fighting and action. For info and summaries about it, click THIS, translated by Sauce from BA.
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Kubo's opinion about the first novel in postscript:
The second one "The Death Save the Strawberry" (authors names on the cover below):
This one is more light-hearted and is done by the author of previous bleach novels (BLEACH ~Letters From The Other Side~ and BLEACH ―THE HONEY DISH RHAPSODY―). It concentrates on Rukia.
For info and summaries about it, go HERE, from BA as well.
Well, anyway, discuss .
- looks like Kenpachi is way above H2-Ichigo (the hollow form in which Ichigo fought Ulq),
- Kenpachi was recognized as a big thread by (Shinigami) Aizen, this itself says how strong he was even before time skip,
- Fake Bach easily owned Kenpachi (who is way above H2-Ichigo) and it seems that the real one is even stronger than the fake, plus he acquired Yamamoto's bankai... looks like he might be even stronger than Ichigo after the time tunnel meditation, though I'm not sure about FGT - Mugetsu,
- the 8th Kenpachi will most likely return as Aizen's partner in the future, or so it seems,
- oh damn, Szayzel was initially stronger than Yamy (Espeda 0) and was originally the strongest Espeada ever. His reiatsu power level is comparable with H2-Ichigo, but because of his capability to rationally think and use special techniques-abilities, he is most likely stronger. Still, the 8th Kenpachi is stronger than that and Zaraki even stronger than the 8th...yep, bleach power levels, just lol ;P.


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