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Sean Harris is Berean's fourth pastor in its 40 plus years of existence. Berean called Sean to be the Senior Pastor in March of 2006. His responsibilities include the preaching and teaching the Word of God, casting the vision for the ministry, the leadership of staff and faculty members, administration of Berean Baptist Academy, communication with church members, and personal discipleship. Sean preaches during the worship services on Sunday mornings and evenings and teaches the church's pre-membership class. He also teaches at the Academy. He also provides audio commentaries on news worthy items throughout the week for sermonaudio.com.
Contact Pastor Sean via email by clicking here.
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Family & Interests
In 1988, Pastor met his wife, Pamela, at Berean, and after a year of courting, they were married by Pastor Byrd in what is now the chapel. Pam worked as a teacher, and Sean was a paratrooper and forward observer during these early years of their life. In 1994, God blessed them with a son, Austin. Austin is married and pastor and Miss Pam have one grandaughter--Autumn Renee.
Pamela has been as much a part of Berean as Pastor has. She taught first grade in the Academy for six years and presently works as a teacher's aide.
Pastor's Various Favorites
Great Websites
Former Life
Pastor Sean first joined Berean in 1988. Prior to becoming the church's Pastor, Sean served in Berean's bus ministry, military ministry, outreach programs, and men's ministry. He also taught several adult Sunday school classes and served as a deacon. During this same time, Pastor served our nation in the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg.
Pastor completed his Bachelor of Arts Degree with Thomas Edison State College and a Master's of Divinity with a concentration in "Leadership" from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary.
Pastor Sean graduated from the US Army Sergeant's Major Academy (Class #55), Ranger School, Jumpmaster School, and numerous other courses relating to his specialty. He has deployed to combat four times with the 82nd Airborne Division, including a combat jump into Panama in 1989. It was during his most recent deployment in Iraq that he believes God made it absolutely clear that he should retire at the earliest opportunity and enter the pastorate. His complete Army bio is available above as a pdf dowload.
Life Verses
For Ezra had prepared his heart to seek the law of the LORD, and to do it, and to teach in Israel statutes and judgments. (Ezra 7:10)
But by the grace of God I am what I am: and his grace which was bestowed upon me was not in vain; but I laboured more abundantly than they all: yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me. (1 Cor. 15:10)
"'Rash preaching,' said Rowland Hill, 'disgusts; timid preaching leaves poor souls fast asleep; bold preaching is the only preaching that is owned of God.' " If Pastor's preaching can be categorized with any one word, "bold" would be that word. And his boldness comes not from his self-confidence. It comes rather from his belief that consistent, expository preaching of the whole of Scripture will be used by the Spirit to draw people to the Son. And when people are drawn to the Son, they are saved, sanctified, and they become disciples and teachers themselves. Pastor takes you through the chapters of God's Word. You will learn the passage's historical intent, literal interpretation, and twenty-first century application. He strives to teach God's Word accurately and clearly, and he strives to preach God's Word boldly.
When were you saved? It was on a Monday or Tuesday night and I was nine or ten years old. Dad and I were attending a revival meeting at another church in Lindside, West Virginia. I seem to recall it was a Baptist or Pentecostal church, but I am not sure. Like most churches in WV, I recall it was on the side of a hill. It was a small church, with hard wood pews, in two rows, and I remember there was a wood burning stove on the left front side of the church right in the main room. The evangelist was preaching on hell and I recall not wanting to go to hell. I have no recollection of what I said, whether I prayed or not, or just what happened. I just know that I responded to the invitation that night. The preacher dealt with me and my life has not been the same since. Shortly, thereafter I was baptized in a creek about a ½ mile from the church where my father was converted. I was baptized again, as an adult, to gain membership in a strict Baptist church in Lawton, OK, but neither baptisms have any bearing on my salvation.
Pastor Sean grew up in a blended family first in Massachusetts and then in the hills of West Virginia with three brothers and a sister. It was in a tiny town in West Virginia that Sean saw his father acknowledge the truth that Jesus is the Christ. While living in a house with no running water and a wood burning stove for heat and cooking, Sean's family began attending a charismatic Baptist church, and it was in this church that a son saw his father converted. The conversion was instantaneous and had a tremendous impact on the entire family. The father's conversion led to the son's conversion, and Sean was baptized in a creek in Lindside, West Virginia just across the way from the church. Later his father attended Great Lakes Bible College in Lansing, Michigan and pastored several churches in Michigan, West Virginia and Virginia until God took him home. Seeing his father come to Jesus had a profound impact in Sean's confidence in the power of the gospel to radically change lives. Unfortunately, Pastor also personally witnessed impact of divorce. And then later the impact liberal theology had on his father's life, and this has deeply impacted his desire to fight for the faith once delivered for tomorrow's generation.


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Found 1 Mentors.
Mentor In: Diabetic, Dessert, Dinner, Soup, Egg-Free, Gluten-Free, Lactose-Free
Why I want to be mentor: I have experience with multiple diets and restrictions. I do baking on the side and am familiar with gluten free diets.
Lesson Learned: Freshness is the key, I love the taste of natural ingredients with bold flavors.
Tip: I love grilling and roasting, They bring out the natural sugars of vegetables and add a whole level of flavor to the food.

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The Stakeout
RAY: This Puzzler was submitted by Tim Pugh. A detective is on a stakeout, watching a warehouse where he knows a bunch of crooks meet. But he wants to catch the boss.
He's watching this warehouse at night from a second-floor window in a nearby building. Crooks come and go all night, but he waits until the boss shows up to move in. Thing is, he doesn't know what the boss looks like.
All he knows is that the boss always travels with two bodyguards and that he'll be in a white car. Eventually a white two-door coupe pulls up. There are only two men in the car, and they get out of the car and go into the building. The detective waits. While waiting, he nods off for a few minutes.
When he wakes up the coupe is gone. He watches another half-hour and falls asleep again. When he finally wakes up, the same white coupe is back.
Using his binoculars, he looks into the car. He sees that the car is empty, but he knows that the boss is inside. He calls his back up, and the joint is busted. They catch the big boss.
The question is: How did the detective know the boss was inside?
Think you know? Drop Ray a note!
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Cooking hearty cabbage with nutty-tasting bulgur makes for a practical and nutrient-rich braise that marries nicely with pork or chicken.
Nutrition Profile:
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 20 min
Total Time 35 min.
Step 1
Heat oil in a Dutch oven or large saucepan over medium heat. Add bulgur, onion, cabbage and carrots; cook, stirring, until the vegetables begin to soften, about 1 minute. Add broth and soy sauce (or tamari); bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low, cover and simmer until the bulgur is tender and the broth is absorbed, 10 to 15 minutes. Serve hot, sprinkled with peanuts and parsley.
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|Project Title
|Principal Investigator
|Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) network - Utah (expanded)
|Zimmerman, Judith
|University of Utah
|Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) network - New Jersey (expanded)
|Zaharodny, Walter
|University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
|Early ASD surveillance - 1
|Windham, Gayle
|California Department of Health
|Early ASD surveillance - 2
|Wetherby, Amy
|Florida State University
|Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) network - Wisconsin (expanded)
|Durkin, Maureen
|University of Wisconsin - Madison
|Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) network - Arizona (expanded)
|Cunniff, Chris
|University of Arizona
|Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) network - Missouri (expanded)
|Constantino, John
|Washington University in St. Louis
|Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) network - South Carolina (expanded)
|Charles, Jane
|Medical University of South Carolina
|IACC Strategic Plan Objective
|Expand the number of ADDM sites in order to conduct ASD surveillance in children and adults; conduct complementary direct screening to inform completeness of ongoing surveillance; and expand efforts to include autism subtypes by 2015.
IACC Recommended Budget: $16,200,000 over 5 years
2 projects
8 projects
6 projects
6 projects
|7.L. Funding: The recommended budget was partially met, but it is noted that the full funding of the ADDM sites is reflected in Objective 7.I. and thus there may be underrepresentation of funding in this category.
Progress: Supplements have been provided to six ADDM sites by CDC to collect data from a younger cohort (4-year-olds) in addition to the 8 year olds currently studied; two other ADDM sites have received supplements from CDC to conduct surveillance studies among 15 to 18 year olds. Despite these expansions, further work is needed to better understand prevalence in both younger and older populations. A current project at UNC is reassembling those who participated in TEACCH to conduct a study of long-term outcomes. Also, Paul Shattuck has published studies on young adults with disabilities seeking services that have revealed a significant drop in services use and access post- high school, along with an increased likelihood to remain living with a parent or guardian. In addition, the Utah cohort (mentioned in Question 6) has been used for studies related to adults with autism, with a recent paper identifying health risks and causes of mortality.
Remaining Gaps, Needs and Opportunities: While subtypes were included as part of this objective, with the changes in the DSM to eliminate subtypes, this portion of the objective may no longer be relevant. In the future it may be more useful to collect data on characteristics of children and adults with ASD who participate in studies.


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2012 Press Releases
BLM Signs Record of Decision for West Elk Coal Lease Modifications (12-27-12)
Secretary Salazar Announces Milestone on McCoy Solar Energy Project, Caps Strong Year for Renewable Energy Development on Public Lands
BLM finalizes gravel quarry environmental assessment (12-20-12)
BLM extends public comment period on Genesis Gas Project near Mesa (12-20-12)
Salazar Announces BLM Onshore Oil & Gas Lease Sales (12-17-12)
Preliminary Lab Results Suggest Toxic Weeds Caused the of Deaths of 19 Horses at BLM's Canon City WHIP Facility (12-14-12)
BLM Reminds Miners to File Notice of Intent to Hold by December 31, 2012 (12-13-12)
BLM seeks comments on the Ridgway Travel Management Plan Environmental Assessment (12-11-12)
BLM Colorado Continues to Investigate Wild Horse Deaths - No Additional Deaths Reported, Condition of Animals Improving (12-7-12)
BLM invites public to meet new Front Range District Manager (12-06-12)
BLM Colorado Investigating Wild Horse Deaths (12-04-12)
BLM seeks comments on grazing permit renewals in Grand, Jackson, Eagle counties (11-30-12)
BLM Seasonal road closures in effect December 1 (11-28-12)
Rio Grande Natural Area Commission meets December 5 in Alamosa (11-27-12)
BLM Seasonal Road Closures in Effect Within the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area (11-27-12)
Volunteers Needed for the 113th Annual Christmas Bird Count (11-26-12)
BLM winter closures begin Dec. 1 in Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin counties (11-26-12)
BLM Christmas tree permits available in Silt (11/23/12)
BLM Seeks Comments for Coal Lease Modification near Hesperus (11/23/12)
BLM seeks input on natural gas exploration proposal near Mesa, Colorado (11-21-12)
BLM extends public comment period on Bangs Canyon environmental assessment (11-21-12)
BLM extends comment deadline on White River Oil and Gas Amendment (11-20-12)
BLM accepting public comment on 2013 bike race (11-18-12)
Christmas Tree Permits For Sale (11-16-12)
BLM's Colorado State Office Posts List of Proposed Parcels for February Oil and Gas Lease Sale (11-16-12)
Oil and gas lease sale assessments for northwestern Colorado parcels available for public comment (11-15-12)
Tis the Season to cut a Christmas tree on public lands (11-13-12)
BLM and Sierra Club Mission Outdoors Commemorate Veterans Day with Photo and Essay Contest for Military Service Members and Families (11-12-12)
BLM Plan Emphasizes Continued Oil Shale and Tar Sands Research, Demonstration and Development
BLM oil and gas lease sale nets $264,854 (11-08-12)
BLM Front Range Resource Advisory Council meets Nov. 14 (11-07-12)
And the Photo Winners are . . . (11-06-12)
BLM accepting public comment on Meeker gas plant Environmental Assessment (11-05-12)
New transmission line proposed between Rifle and Parachute BLM and Xcel Energy to host public open houses (10-30-12)
Let the photo voting begin (10-30-12)
Wetmore Fire is 100 percent contained (10-29-12)
BLM Seeks Public Comment on Environmental Assessment for Potassium Prospecting and Exploration Application Near Egnar (10-26-12)
Agencies Extend Hazardous Fuels Reduction IDIQ Closing Date (10-25-12)
Wetmore Fire Update (10-24-12)
Wetmore Fire (10-23-12)
BLM accepting public comment on environmental assessment (10-23-12)
BLM Colorado Uses "Critter Cam" for Wildlife Monitoring (10-22-12)
Southwest Resource Advisory Council to Meet (10-16-12)
BLM needs help with Fourmile area restoration project (10-15-12)
BLM seeks public comment on fuels reduction above project El Jebel (10-11-12)
BLM seeks public comment on Eagle Valley fuels reduction plan (10-11-12)
Anasazi Heritage Center Hosts Author Erica Olsen at a Reading and Book Signing (10-11-12)
Public Invited to Discuss Potential Non-profit Foundation to Support Canyons of the Ancients National Monument and Anasazi Heritage Center (10-11-12)
Thomas Heinlein named BLM Colorado Front Range District Manager (10-10-12)
2012 BLM Artist-in-Residence Program Artworks Exhibit at Dolores Public Lands Office (10-10-12)
National Fossil Day celebration comes to Fremont County (10-10-12)
BLM seeks public comment on coal lease modification (10-09-12)
Firefighters reach 60% containment on Highway 13 Fire (10-09-12)
Wildfires Activity Subdued, Yet Still More Work Ahead (10-09-12)
Crews to continue monitoring Highway 13 Fire Small, nonthreatening smokes likely to continue (10-07-12)
Highway 13 Fire now 80 percent contained (10-06-12)
Air resources key to stopping spread of Highway 13 Fire today (10-05-12)
Two Wildfires Reported in North of Hotchkiss; Red Flag Warning in Effect (10-05-12)
BLM seeks input for gravel quarry environmental assessment (10-04-12)
Highway 13 Fire burns 500 acres north of Rifle (10-04-12)
BLM hosts Front Range photo contest (10-02-12)
BLM releases final Geothermal Leasing Environmental Assessment (10-02-12)
150 to Volunteer in Canon City on National Public Lands Day
BLM hosts White River Oil and Gas Amendment meetings this week (09-24-12)
Calling all volunteers: help BLM build a trail at Ruby Mountain (09-24-12)
Volunteers needed for National Public Lands Day project in wild horse area (09-20-12)
BLM celebrates Public Lands Day with events to get people outdoors (09-18-12)
BLM Extends Comment Deadline for the Tres Rios Field Office February 2013 Oil and Gas Lease Sale (09-17-12)
Oh Be Joyful Campground Temporarily Closed (09-17-12)
Wanted: Volunteers for trails project at Garden Park Area (09-17-12)
BLM to Initiate Closure During Air Show (09-14-12)
BLM approves 95-mile pipeline in western Colorado, eastern Utah (09-14-12)
BLM lifts emergency closure - concludes emergency gather (09-13-12)
BLM approves coal exploration license (09-11-12)
BLM accepting public comment on proposed land exchange near Glade Park (09-11-12)
BLM Announces the Winners of the General Land Office Art Contest (09-11-12)
BLM to Host Wild Mustang and Burro Adoption in Grand Junction
Volunteers Needed for National Public Lands Day Event near Lake City
BLM accepting public comment on coal lease application in Rio Blanco, Moffat counties
BLM seeks public comment on well pad proposal south of Rangely (08-31-12)
BLM Extends Deadline for Private Land Wild Horse Ecosanctuary Proposals (08-30-12)
Cowboys, Clerks and Controversy (08-30-12)
Local volunteers help ensure Gunnison sage grouse habitat is safe from hovering raptors (08-30-12)
BLM Approves Two Colorado Oil Shale RD&D Leases to Test Innovative Heat Extraction Technologies Second Round of Leases Encourage Promising, Innovative Techniques
Secretary Salazar Announces New Appointments to Colorado's BLM Resource Advisory Councils (08-30-12)
Rio Grande Natural Area Commission meets Sept.13 in Alamosa (08-30-12)
Fee program begins this weekend at the North Fruita Desert to improve visitor services (08-29-12)
BLM Competitive Coal Lease Sale in Routt County Nets $800,000 (08-22-12)
BLM Proposes Plan Amendment to Guide Expanded Oil and Gas Development in Northwestern Colorado (08-22-12)
BLM seeks comments for a Travel Management Plan near Norwood (08-21-12)
Several Wildfires Contained, East Coal Creek Fire Continues to Burn (08-20-12)
BLM seeks comments on drilling applications (08-20-12)
Oil and Gas lease sale assessment for lands in Moffat, Routt and Rio Blanco counties available for public comment (8/17/12)
BLM Tres Rios Field Office Accepts Comments for the February 2013 Oil and Gas Lease Sale (8/17/12)
BLM Releases Environmental Assessment for February 2013 Oil and Gas Lease Sale (8/17/12)
Smoke from Fires Outside Colorado Affecting Visibility Locally (08-15-12)
BLM approves Bowie coal mine lease modifications (08-15-12
Fire Restrictions Lifted for BLM lands (08-15-12)
Weather Conditions Favorable on East Coal Creek Fire (08-13-12)
East Coal Creek Fire Grows to 100 Acres (08-14-12)
BLM's Colorado State Office Posts List of Proposed Parcels for November Oil and Gas Lease Sale (08-10-12)
BLM oil and gas lease sale nets $102,953 (08-09-12)
BLM's Northwest Resource Advisory Council Meets Aug. 23 in Meeker (08-08-12)
Emerald Mountain to be closed this weekend for mountain bike race and marathon (08-07-12)
BLM Needs Help In Identifying Vandalism Suspect (08-06-12)
BLM Front Range Resource Advisory Council meets August 8 in Salida (08-06-12)
BLM to Implement Fee - Seeks Camp Host (08-02-12)
Fire Restrictions Lifted (08-02-12)
USFS and BLM fire lift fire restrictions in five southwestern Colorado counties (07-31-12)
BLM fire restrictions lifted in six western Colorado counties (07-31-12)
Local residents recognized as "Land Managers of the Year" by the Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition (07-30-12)
Kremmling and White River BLM offices lower fire restrictions (07-27-12)
BLM lowers fire restrictions to Stage 1 Grand Valley Ranger District remains in Stage 1 (07-27-12)
BLM Issues Interim Final Rule Regarding Placer Mining Claim Maintenance Fees (07-27-12)
Friends of the Mustangs Turns Thirty (07-26-12)
BLM Seeks Comments on Hartman Rocks Recreation Area Management Plan (07-25-12)
Rice Mountain Fire Contained (07-20-12)
BLM Seeks Input on Land Conveyance to City of Durango (07/20/12)
Mineral Fire Contained (07-19-12)
BLM issues final environmental assessment on Destiny Mine proposal (07-19-12)
Mineral Fire Update (07-19-12)
Fire Restrictions Lifted from Federal Lands (07-17-12)
BLM reduces fire restrictions in five southwestern Colorado counties (07-17-12)
BLM reduces fire restrictions in six western Colorado counties (07/17/12)
BLM releases assessment of proposed pipeline for public review (07-16-12)
New Trails Proposed for Handcycling at Hartman Rocks Recreation Area (07-13-12)
BLM to begin emergency gather of up to 50 horses in West Douglas (07/13/12)
Fire restrictions reduced for BLM lands along Colorado's Front Range (7/11/12)
BLM Offers Land in Routt County for Competitive Coal Lease (7/11/12)
Public Meeting Scheduled for DeBeque Citizens (07-11-12)
BLM closes lands burned by Pine Ridge Fire (07-10-12)
Stage II fire restrictions to continue in SLV (07-10-12)
BLM Considers Proposal for New South Sand Canyon Parking (07-10-12)
New Report: Interior Activities Contributed $385 Billion to Economy, Supported Over 2 Million Jobs in FY 2011
Ten Years After the Burn Canyon Fire (07-09-12)
Firefighters Take a Moment to Remember Tragedy (07-06-12)
Third Water Spring Firefighters Make Good Progress (07-05-12)
BLM seeks public input on forest thinning proposal (07-02-12)
Pine Ridge Fire Update (06-30-12)
Firefighters halt Pine Ridge Fire on the banks of the Colorado-strengthen heel (06-29-12)
Crews Work to Keep Wildfires Small in West Central Colorado (06-29-12)
No Fireworks or Campfires in Fremont County (06-29-12)
Pine Ridge Fire Advances to Colorado Rivers Edge and Forces Closure of I-70 (06-28-12)
TOWN OF DE BE BEQUE SOUTH of S ½ ROAD BEING EVACUATED BY MESA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE and De BEQUE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS EVACUATING U RD. SOUTH. (06-28-12)
Firefighters on-scene of Pine Ridge Fire above the Book Cliffs NE of Grand Junction (06-27-12)
BLM Institutes Stage Two Fire Restrictions (06-27-12)
Risk of wildland fire on the rise in SLV (06-26-12)
Stage II Fire Restrictions Issued for SLV (06-25-12)
Stage II Fire Restrictions on BLM lands along Colorados Front Range (06-25-12)
Nominations Open for Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board (06-22-12)
Northwestern Colorado BLM lands move to Stage II Fire Restrictions (06-21-12)
Highway 50 and Arkansas River to Reopen after Spike Buck Fire (06-21-12)
BLM conducts emergency water operations; closes public lands for drought stricken wild horses (06-20-12)
Spike Buck Fire Update (06-20-12)
Spike Buck Fire (06-20-12)
BLM Institutes Stage I Fire Restrictions in Hinsdale, Saguache and San Juan (06-20-12)
Volunteers remove nearly 800 pounds of barbed wire from wild horse area (06-20-12)
BLM reminds public to leave fireworks at home (06-19-12)
First public comment period on proposed Sutey Ranch Land Exchange ends June 20 (06-19-12)
Conditions warrant fire restrictions in northwest Colorado (06-12-12)
BLM Seeks Bids for New Long-Term Pastures to Care for Wild Horses (06-15-12)
Fire restrictions in effect for BLM public lands along Colorados Front Range (06-14-12)
BLM seeks public input for the West Elk coal lease modifications
Fire restrictions now in effect on White River National Forest and unincorporated lands in Garfield County (06-08-12)
BLM to hosts information meeting on proposed Sutey Ranch land exchange in Aspen June 13 (06-06-12)
Lura Matthews Hired as BLM Colorado Service First Coordinator (06-06-12)
Logging projects on BLM land underway in Grand County (06-05-12)
BLM and U.S. Forest Service Institute Fire Restrictions (06-05-12)
Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area secures 400 additional acres (06-05-12)
BLM Seeks Input on Plaza-Waverly Project (06-04-12)
Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Initiated for SLV (06-04-12)
Sunrise Mine Fire Cause Inconclusive (05-31-12)
BLM seeks public comment on proposed Sutey Ranch land exchange (05-29-12)
Sunrise Mine Fire Update (05-28-12)
Sunrise Mine fire partially contained (05-27-12)
Evacuations and road closures in place near Sunrise Mine Fire (05-26-12)
Sunrise Mine fire burning north of Paradox (05-26-12)
BLM to host Greater Sage-grouse EIS economic workshop (05-25-12)
BLM conveys land to City of Glenwood Springs (05-25-12)
BLM Releases Environmental Assessment for November Oil and Gas Lease Sale (05-23-12)
Fire restrictions begin May 24 for BLM Grand Junction, Colorado River Valley field offices (05-22-12)
Salazar Highlights 10 Projects in Pacific Northwest and Western States as America's Great Outdoors Rivers (05-22-12)
BLM seeks comments on Alamosa River Analysis (05-22-12)
BLM and U.S. Forest Service institute fire restrictions in Gunnison County (05-21-12)
Obama Administration to Hire 20,000 Young People for Summer Work on Public Lands (05-18-12)
Environmental Assessment of two proposed oil shale research proposals available for review (05-18-12)
BLM welcomes new public affairs specialist to Western Colorado (05-16-12)
BLM Competitive Coal Lease Sale in Elk Creek Nets Nearly $1 Million (05-15-12)
BLM seeks comments for coal exploration license (05-14-12)
Emerald Mountain trails open early (05-14-12)
Public open house regarding old munitions at two former Colorado Guard National Training Sites (05-11-12)
BLM Colorado State Office Posts Sale Notice for August Oil and Gas Lease Sale
BLM oil and gas lease sale nets $4.8 million (05-10-12)
BLM Director Bob Abbey to Retire After 34 Years of Public Service (05-10-12)
BLM seeks public comment on connection trail in Meeker (05-09-12)
Artist-in-Residence to lead sketching hike in Canyons of the Ancients National Monument (05-07-12)
BLM hosts community session about oil and gas development (05-07-12)
BLM seeks public comment on proposed Sutey Ranch land exchange (05-08-12)
Volunteers needed for river restoration work (05-07-12)
Interior Releases Draft Rule Requiring Public Disclosure of Chemicals Used in Hydraulic Fracturing on Public and Indian Lands (05-04-12)
Forest Service and BLM seek volunteers (05-04-12)
Immigration is Old News: Expert Traces Ancient Southwest Exodus (05-04-12)
Bureau of Land Management requests comments on carbon dioxide well proposal (05-03-12)
Rio Grande Natural Area Commission meets May 16 in Alamosa (05-02-12)
BLM defers all North Fork Valley oil and gas parcels in August 2012 lease sale (05-02-12)
BLM releases Bowie coal mine lease modifications for public review (04-30-12)
BLM Offers Land in Elk Creek for Competitive Coal Lease (04-30-12)
BLM and GARNA offer Salida youth experience in natural resources management (04-26-12)
Global Wildfire Awareness Week – April 29th – May 5th (04-26-12)
Penitente area to be temporarily closed for maintenance (04-27-12)
BLM Front Range Resource Advisory Council meets May 8 and 9 in the San Luis Valley (04-26-12)
BLM NW Colorado Resource Advisory Council meets May 10 in Silt (04-26-12)
BLMs Dinosaur Flats Area closed Saturday for clean-up (04-25-12)
Public Events and New Websites Commemorate BLM's Historic Roots (04-25-12)
Gunnison County Road 64 closed until Memorial Day for repairs (04-24-12)
BLM offers public more review time for Geothermal Leasing Environmental Assessment (04-24-12)
BLM extends nomination period for Front Range Resource Advisory Council (04-23-12)
BLM extends nomination period for Northwest Colorado RAC (04-23-12)
BLM Offers Webcast of National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board Meeting (04-23-12)
Volunteers Needed for Trail Work in Dry Creek (04-20-12)
BLM Continues To Implement Travel Management Plan (04-20-12)
BLM Selects Proposed Wild Horse Ecosanctuary on Private and Public Land in Nevada for Environmental Analysis (04-19-12)
BLM Mud Springs Campground opens early, but without water (04-18-12)
Local volunteers recognized for 500 hours of service (04-17-12)
Guest lecturer shares insight into documenting ancient art at the Anasazi Heritage Center (04-16-12)
BLM Announces Landscape Approach for Public Land Management (04-13-12)
27¼ Road shooting range closed for maintenance April 21 (04-13-12)
BLM to conduct sampling activities at Bassick Mine site (04-13-12)
BLM public lands key to Fat Tire Festival (04-12-12)
Southwest Resource Advisory Council to Meet (04-11-12)
Mythological Landscapes: Artist-in-Residence Kirk Gittings Shares his Vision (04-10-12)
100% Containment on all Gunnison County Wildfires (04-10-12)
BLM Extends Comment Period for Geothermal Leasing Environmental Assessment (04-09-12)
Weekend Wildfires in Gunnison County Determined to be Human-Caused (04-09-12)
More Details on the Little Henderson Fire Burning in Gunnison County (04-08-12)
New Wildfire Starts In Gunnison County As Firefighters Work to Contain Others (04-08-12)
Additional Wildfire Starts in Gunnison County While Fire Crews Work to Contain MM 125 Fire (04-07-12)
Palisade Rim Trail ribbon cutting Saturday (04-05-12)
BLM seeks public comment on revised natural gas pipeline proposal south of Rifle (04-05-12)
McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area launches Facebook page (04-05-12)
Most motorized routes north of Kremmling to open April 15 (04-03-12)
Secretary Salazar Visits North Dakotas Oil Boom; Unveils Initiatives to Accelerate Drilling Permits and Leases on Federal Lands (04-03-12)
BLM seeks comments on proposed trail system near Norwood (04-03-12)
BLM Extends Deadline for August 2012 Oil and Gas Lease Sale Comments (04-03-12)
BLM Invites the Public to Tour Wild Horse Long-Term Holding Pastures in Kansas (03-30-12)
BLM seeks comments on the development of the Ridgway Travel Management Plan (03-30-12)
National Public Lands Foundation Honors BLM Employees for Exceptional Professional Achievements (03-29-12)
Fire Danger Depends On Location in the SLV (03-29-12)
BLM Seeks Bids for New Type of Contracts for Wild Horse and Burro Management (03-28-12)
Decision to Mine Federal Coal in North Fork Valley Upheld in Court (03-28-12)
Grandview Ridge, Animas City Mountain and Twin Buttes Reopen for Public Access (03-26-12)
BLM opens northern portions of the Hartman Rocks Recreational Area (03-26-12)
BLM to conduct controlled burn in western Moffat County (03-23-12)
Prescribed burns planned for this Spring (03-23-12)
BLM seeks comments on the SG Interests' Bull Mountain Unit Master Development Plan (03-23-12)
BLM Director Approves Nearly $300,000 in Funding for Projects Aimed at Improving Conditions on Western Rangelands Where Wild Horses and Burros Roam (03-22-12)
Bureau of Land Management Names 2012 Artists-in-Residence Winners (03-22-12)
Ribbon cutting for new trail section Saturday (03-22-12)
BLM Announces Appointment of Ruth Welch to Lead National Operations Center in Denver (03-21-12)
BLM Sets Meeting of National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board for April 23-24 in Reno, Nevada (03-19-12)
BLM's Royal Gorge Field Office launches Facebook site (03-16-12)
BLM decision allows Oxbow's Elk Creek Coal Mine operations to continue (03-16-12)
BLM Colorado Honors Volunteer of the Year, Loren Otto (03-15-12)
Road Scholars help maintain Anasazi Heritage Center's Ancestral Puebloan Artifacts (03-15-12)
Durango area recreationists encouraged to heed BLM closures (03-15-12)
BLM Colorado Unveils New Website to Track and Encourage Public Participation in Quarterly Oil and Natural Gas Lease Sales
Gold Basin Prescribed Burn Expected to Begin March 16th (03-12-12)
Valley resident to receive BLM Colorado Volunteer of the Year Award (03-12-12)
BLM Seeks Input on Geothermal Leasing Environmental Assessment (03-13-12)
Local Road Closures Protect Gunnison Sage-grouse Habitat and Maintain Roads (03/12/12)
BLM releases preliminary environmental assessment for proposed North Fork Valley oil and gas leases (03/08/12)
BLM Continues Implementing Travel Management Plan (03-06-12)
BLM Colorado Honors 2011 Stewardship Award Winners (03-06-12)
BLM Colorado's oil and gas leasing reform (03-06-12)
New trail alliance in Grand Valley to hold public open house (03-05-12)
Rio Grande Natural Area Commission meets March 14 in Alamosa (03-05-12)
Cosgrove Fire to be re-seeded by air this month (03-05-12)
Parcel near Collbran being considered for Aug. oil and gas lease sale (03-01-12)
BLM conducts spring prescribed fires near Canon City (03-01-12)
Lonny Bagley Hired as BLM Colorado Deputy State Director for Energy, Lands and Minerals
BLM seeks comment on State Bridge permit renewal (02/29/12)
BLM Colorado presents State Director's Excellence in Stewardship Award to Boulder County (02-28-12)
BLM Front Range Resource Advisory Council to Meet in Montrose (02-27-12)
Prescribed fire planned for Palisade watershed (02/27/12)
BLM advisory council to consider Upper Colorado River fee adjustment proposal March 8 in Montrose (02-24-12)
Weeklong BLM Artist-in-Residence Application Deadline Approaches (02-20-12)
BLM Announces 2012 Campground Fees (02-22-12)
BLM Seeks Input on Blanca Wetlands Area Expansion (02-22-12)
Bureau of Land Management's Southwest Resource Advisory Council to Meet (02-22-12)
BLM to Hold Joint Resource Advisory Council Meeting March 6-8 in Montrose (02-22-12)
Mesa County Sheriff program brings big benefits to BLM land (02-21-12)
Motorized travel limited to existing roads and trails in Little Snake (02-16-12)
BLM to increase fees at Shelf Road Campground (02-15-12)
BLM Colorado Hosts Student Art Contest (02-13-12)
Volunteers to plant 4,000 willows along the Dolores River (02-13-12)
Public Invited to Select Mural for the Montrose Public Lands Center (02-10-12)
National Forests Added and Comment Period Formally Extended on Planning for Sage-Grouse Conservation Measures (02-10-12)
BLM's Colorado State Office Posts List of Proposed Parcels for May Oil and Gas Lease Sale (02-09-12)
BLM Colorado greater sage-grouse comment period extended (02-08-12)
BLM Seeks Bids for New, Publicly Accessible Pasture Facilities to Care for Wild Horses (02-07-12)
Comment Period for Great Sage-Grouse Scoping Extended by BLM and Forest Service (02-07-12)
BLM Uncompahgre Office Accepting Comments on Special Recreation Permits (02-07-12)
BLM Announces Three Selections for National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board (02-06-12)
BLM seeks public comment on water treatment facility on Piceance Basin (02-06-12)
BLM Seeks Nominations to Front Range Resource Advisory Council (01-27-12)
BLM Seeks Nominations to Western Slope Resource Advisory Councils (01-27-12)
Bureau of Land Management Seeks Artists in Residence for Canyons of the Ancients National Monument (01-26-12)
Closures at Grandview Ridge and Animas City Mountain Areas Effective January 31 (01-26-12)
BLM accepting public comments on wildlife habitat mitigation plan (01-25-12)
BLM begins greater sage-grouse planning effort in northwestern Colorado with public open house meetings (01-20-12)
BLM seeks public comment on proposed Pumba natural gas pipeline south of Rifle (01-19-12)
January Southwest District Resource Advisory Council Meeting Canceled (01-19-12)
BLM extends comment period to Feb. 29 for draft Colorado River Valley Resource Management Plan (01-17-12)
BLM seeks public comment on expanding Garden Park Fossil Area's National Natural Landmark designation (01-13-11)
BLM seeks comments on natural gas development proposal near DeBeque (01-12-12)
BLM Colorado Associate State Director presents the State Director's Excellence Award to the West Region Wildfire Council (01-12-12)
Camping permit system to begin this season at Ruby-Horsethief (01-11-12)
BLM Associate State Director presents the Colorado State Director's Excellence Award to Local Organization
BLM seeks comments on grazing permit renewals for 2012 (01/05/12)
BLM Extends Deadline for August 2012 Oil and Gas Lease Sale Comments (01-03-12)


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I've used 3
Adobe Flash - CS4 - the learning curve is VERY steep - and it crashes MANY times a day, often taking your work with it. It has the most flexibility and can do the most, but until you are experienced, it can take DAYS to do a few fancy transitions. I cannot make it do high resolution slide shows (1080x1900) that run smoothly. There is often "jerkiness" in complex transitions. These go away if you reduce your resolution to "web" sizes : e.g.:400x600. There is a large user community, but NO direct support from Adobe - at least none that is useful.
SlideShow Gold: a GREAT program for putting out a quick slideshow with integrated mp3 sound. Somewhat limited in transitions. The developer of this has been GREAT about answering email questions, and adding suggested features.
Halfway between the two is SlideShow Studio, from Aquasoft. This company is in Germany, but they sell an English version. Their software allows you to build VERY sophisticated transitions, including "Ken Burns" type effects of transitions, zooming in, and panning across the image, stopping and zooming in at various places. It also does MANY nice animations with text, including entry, and exit animations. It is VERY stable, and seldom crashes. The email support for this program has been GREAT. However, their Forums are all in GERMAN, so there is no user community for English speaking users. This works great for high res (1080x1900), scrolls smooth, and does even transitions. (some are a little blocky looking at high-res.) It also supports multiple aspect ratios (4:3 and 16:9). I've run it's output through a HDMI into a HD TV, and it is very good. It has a built in photo editor that allows you to add very complex modifications to an image. My only complaint is the audio editing is a little rough.
Right now I am using SlideShow studio almost exclusively, but might switch back to Slideshow Gold for speed if I had a fairly simple slideshow to produce, just for speed.
I have tried Flash before but it is very complicated, did you go on a course?


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Barbar 1200 Tourmaline Barrel Curling Iron
- Overview
- Features
- Tourmaline curling barrel
- Heats up to 392F
- Available in 4 sizes: 3/4", 1", 1 1/4", 1 1/2"
- Cool touch tip
- Variable temperature control
- Power indicator light
- Easy to read digital temperature screen
- On/off switch
- Professional length 8 foot cord
- Tangle free swivel cord
- About the brand
Barbar 1200 Tourmaline Barrel Curling Iron has variable temperature controls up to 392 degrees Fahrenheit along with an easy to read digital screen. Tourmaline barrel keeps hair healthy and smooth without snagging. Cool tip and swivel cord allows styling ease.
Barbar Warranty Policy:
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BARBAR, Inc. WILL REPAIR OR REPLACE (AT THEIR OPTION):
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After the twelve (12) month warranty period, only BARBAR Hair Dryers may be sent in for repair.
(1) Damage due to misuse or abuse, such as incorrect voltage supply, dropping, or neglect in safety precautions(2) tampering, such as repair or attempted repair.
The Barbar collection designs durable, eco-friendly hair dryers, flat irons and curling irons at the best price possible. Super popular with celebs, Barbar styling tools enhance the styles of actresses like Jennifer Aniston, Natalie Portman and Debra Messing.
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If You Want Gorgeous Curls, This Is For You!I have tried the 1 1/4" curling iron and I absolutely love it! I like how the digital screen lets you pick exactly what temperature you would like to use. The iron heated up in no time and held my curls nicely all day. The only thing that I didn't love was how stiff the clamp was but I'm sure it'll loosen up once it has been used more often.
The 1 1/4" size barrel is perfect for anyone who is looking to achieve that gorgeous Kim Kardashian curl look!
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Could Be BetterThe spring clamp that holds your hair isn't the tightest and I find as I get to the end of my hair to start to roll it, it slips through. Takes me awhile longer to curl my hair as I need to do the middle section up then the end of my hair last, but it works.
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Old West Tradition Will Cause Delays
The traditional Eaton Family cattle drive set for tomorrow from Burbank Creek Road to the Mount Baldy Ranch could slow you down on SR 821.
Expect delays from milepost 7 to milepost 13 from 11 am - 4 pm. Drivers may want to use I-82 between Ellensburg and Yakima to avoid delays.
The Eaton family operates the Mount Baldy Ranch, and will take 240 head of cattle through the canyon as part of their traditional winter cattle drive.
The Ellensburg Canyon will be closed off while the cattle drive is taking place.


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"Anything" that has Nordic Naturals on it is a great product!! High quality all the way!! It's a sure thing!
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My husband wanted all these items and we were buying them in single bottles until one day I found this one--Omega 3's, Red Rice Yeast, & COQ10 all in one. Nordic naturals is a good company.
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This product has a new formulation.
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The formulation of this product has changed since what it was and I have not yet started the new one. I would like to know what the benefits of these changes are.
This product keeps my cholesterol in check.
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Es un suplemento muy completo. Ayuda a regular el colesterol.
Nordic Naturals Omega LDL & CoQ10
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Wrestling Robe: Custom-Made Original
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Custom made (not a replica) original professional wrestling robe Certified to have been worn at least once by the Nature Boy® himself.
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I have an old (for me) Christmas poem that I learned in junior school and I could not forget it even if I never heard it since then. If anyone knows the author or its title please let me know as I think there's more of it than the first 8 verses that I know. It impressed me a lot
Here it goes:
Christmas is coming
The geese are getting fat
Please put a penny
In the Old man's hat
If you haven't got a penny
A ha' penny will do
And if you haven't got a ha' penny
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Welcome to Randomdata
Randomdata is group of people who want to do "technical" stuff. Randomdata is a hackerspace. A hackerspace is a real (as opposed to virtual) place where people with common interests, usually in science, technology, or digital or electronic art can meet, socialize and collaborate. A hackerspace can be viewed as an open community lab, workbench, machine shop, workshop and/or studio where people of diverse backgrounds can come together to share resources and knowledge to build/make things. We build, we break, we create, we invent and of course we hack.
Before, when we had no space, we started to do "homespace sessions". But now we have found our space and we will continue there with sessions like: mind hacking, soft/hard hacking and a lot of other things we like to do. There are no actual limits to creativity (unless it's illegal ;)). The foundation "stichting Randomdata" is now a fact. Come take a look if you like! You're welcome!
Hack the planet!
This wiki has been created for the members of Randomdata to leave information, start-up & maintain projects, random spam, etc.
Feel free to leave, create, modify, etc any page. This is a wiki! :D
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Abella Ginny Wedge Pump
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Pump up your favorite office look with the Abella Ginny. This comfortable wedge pump will carry you from meetings to dinner with the ladies!
- Fabric upper
- Chain detail at square toe
- Comfort cushioned insole
- 1¾" molded wedge heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: KHR1011
Location: Suffern NY
July 02, 2014
Work to play
"Perfect heel height; can be dressed up or casual with shorts; nice option for all seasons"
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Location: Long Island, NY
April 02, 2014
Hurt my foot
"These were to replace my every day basic black office shoes that I needed after wearing them out. They were too tight at the top of my foot and my size was a little big. I tried putting a gel insert at the top of the opening but they still hurt. I doubt if they will stretch because it's made of man-made materials. If it wasn't for that, the walking comfort is fantastic and almost as comfortable as my sneakers. I just wish the top of the shoe wasn't as tight and they were true to size."
By: Rujo
Location: Boulder, CO
February 21, 2014
"They are just fine. Look decent and good for a slightly formal event."
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January 25, 2014
"No wow factor but a nice all around shoe. Good for work and can be dressed up if needed. It runs a little short but will hopefully stretch out a bit in time."
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President Barack Obama has nominated Hampden County District Attorney Mark Mastroianni to fill a U.S. District Court vacancy.
A longtime western Massachusetts attorney with both criminal defense and prosecution experience Mastroianni has served just three years in his current position. He won his first political race in an upset as an independent to become Hampden County D.A.
Mastroianni is nominated to replace U.S. District Court Judge Michael Ponsor, the Springfield federal judge who took senior status, essentially cutting his hours back, in 2010. Ponsor has said publicly that he hoped his decision would give President Obama time to find someone to fill his shoes. Ponsor has described the court in western Massachusetts as smaller than some other states, but still busy.
In addition to Mastroianni, President Obama nominated Harvard law professor David Barron to serve for the U.S. Court of Appeals. Barron is married to democratic gubernatorial candiate Juliette Kayyem. The nominations now head to the Senate Judiciary Committee.


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|Posted by Bradley Dawson on December 27, 2003 at 01:33:40:
|In response to Re: kitchen sink drainage problem
: In the process of remodeling a an upstairs bedroom i replaced there was a 1-1/2" vent stack running from the basement through the first floor kitchen up into the bedroom upstairs, at the floor in the bedroom the vent makes 2-45 degree angles with about a 6" piece between and then upwards and switches to a 3" pipe through the roof.
: Ther pipe was rusted through, so we decided to replace it, we added a 3" piece protruding from the roof down to a rubber 3" to 2"connecter, then a 2" to 1-1/2" connecter and then into the origional metal piping(went from 3" to 2" to 1-1/2" because we could not locate a 3" to a 1-1/2" connector), eventually we will be switching the entire pipe to a 3" all the way to the basement , which will eventually have a toilet, shower and sink added in, but the problem now is that the kitchen sink no longer drains. Could the size changesds on the vent make this happen and if so will there need to be another vent added when the batroom changes are put in?
sorry for my spelling but it is 1:30 am here and have been going fighting with broken water lines to the kitchen sink(with no shut off valves except the main) and a leaking trap that needed to be replaced.
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Giuseppe Zanotti Satin Peep Toe Pump
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With an exemplary display of high quality, Giuseppe Zanotti footwear embodies creativity and style. The sophisticated style of this satin platform pump makes it the perfect addition to your evening shoe collection.
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The longer I've known Boys Noize the more I've truly began to hone in on exactly how wonderfully awkward the guy really is… from his unibrow to his white pants to his weird instagrams and most recently his totally allovertheplace new EP (BTW you should really click on all those hyperlinks) that goes from Disco to straight up Hardstyle in one fell swoop. Since I pretty much base most of my humor off of awkwardness, obviously das German tekno god ya (that's Boys Noize, duh) keeps a very close place in my heart.
Speaking of the new EP, although my personal favorite is with the raved-out "Push Em Up" – he's just dropped the music video for the honorary disco tune of the Go Hard EP, "Starwin". True to form, Boys Noize keeps it nice and campy with the video, chock full of some pretty tite rollerskate dance routines and (like all moments on the Venice boardwalk) a selection of interesting characters. Keep on keepin it weird, Alex… I and many of us love you for it.


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Browning the beef gives this chili rich flavor. To avoid simmering the beef instead of browning it, make sure you brown it in batches rather than all at once.
Leftover chili is great served over spaghetti, added to tacos or burritos or spooned over a baked potato and sprinkled with cheese.


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Crisis Management Guide
Convention Services Manager
While the Northeast recovered from damages from Hurricane Sandy, workers at New York's Javits Center returned to discover some flooding in Level 1 of the building. After testing building systems, the center was ready to welcome participants of the 2012 New York Marathon for registration and browsing booths at the ING New York City Marathon Health and Fitness Expo.
The efforts to overcome the storm's damage inside the Javits Center weren't enough to overshadow the controversy of holding the marathon. As residents struggled without power and running water, many New Yorkers voiced their distaste with the decision to continue with plans to hold the 26.2-mile annual race.
Still, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and marathon organizers remained committed to holding the race as planned, citing it as an example of how New Yorkers come together in challenging times. Participants were convinced that the starting guns would sound, but then, the mayor reversed his decision. Late Friday afternoon, Mayor Bloomberg and Mary Wittenberg, president and CEO of New York Road Runners, issued a statement canceling the marathon.
Communication Breakdown
However, the decision to cancel was too late for the majority of participants. Registration had opened on Thursday, so plenty of runners had already made the trip to New York for the event. According to a New York Times interview with George Hirsch, Chairman of the New York Road Runners Board of Directors, approximately 40,000 of the race's 47,500 runners were already in New York for the race.
The communications plan appeared to have its issues. According to an ABC News report, some individual runners reported that they either never received an email notification or received a message long after the public statement was issued.
"A scenario like Sandy doesn't happen often, but the reports from the past week reinforce why event organizers must have a contingency plan and be prepared to deal with unforeseen circumstances," Carolyn Clark, vice president, marketing and communications, PCMA, says. "Keeping participants safe and up-to-date on what's happening should always be a top priority."
For an outline of other priorities for managing a crisis and reducing liabilities, download PCMA's Risk Planning checklist here.
More Cancellations
Other organizations such as the American Diabetes Association did not face such a long decision-making process. The ADA's 2012 New York Expo was scheduled for November 3 at the Javits Center, but the organization had already decided to cancel the event by Wednesday, October 31.
"Once we realized that the transit system was shut down, we knew that no one would be able to get there," Betsy Stoller, communications manager, American Diabetes Association, says. "We were concerned about everyone's safety and didn't want people to try to travel."
Stoller says that 2,000 attendees had already registered for the Expo, and the ADA was expecting 8,000 participants to take part in the event. The communications department made sure the entire audience knew there was no need to make the trip to New York.
"We sent out an email to all of our pre-registered attendees, and we also sent a message to our entire list to notify anyone who planning to register on-site," Stoller says. "We updated our social media channels, and we were in touch with all of our sponsors and exhibitors to make sure they were aware of the postponement."
While the ADA has yet to confirm a new date for the event, Stoller says that the organization's partners have been understanding and want to be part of the Expo whenever it happens.
"All of our media sponsors have been very gracious, and they're planning to stick with us once we have a rescheduled date," Stoller adds.
The Show Goes On At the Javits Center
The past week has included plenty of hurdles for the Javits Center, but the big picture looks bright for the building that houses 760,000 square feet of New York's exhibition space. The center is in the midst of a major renovation that is slated for completion by the end of 2013.
In the immediate future, attendees and exhibitors are returning to the Javits Center this week. Leslie Buxton, marketing and communications coordinator at the Javits Center, says that all of the shows scheduled for this week are occurring as planned.
For more on how Hurricane Sandy impacted the meetings and events community, click here.
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Excellent Korean food. Very clean and friendly. Family run.
My new favorite Korean place. Everything made in house.
The food is good but why don't they clean the place and replace the carpet?
Pretty gross!
Spent 3 years in Korea and have eaten Korean food for almost 30 years. This is some of the best. Up there with some of the better San Francisco Korean restaurants.
I eat here often and always enjoy it. Love the Bi Bim Bop and the Kimchi soup. The waitresses are very helpful and friendly.


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Vans Kress Boys Toddler & Youth Skate Shoe
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Turn up the heat on the half pipe in these awesome Vans Kress retro-style skater shoes.
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Whether you are a first-time homebuyer, a seasoned investor, or a newcomer to the area, our knowledgeable agents and staff offer unparalleled service to clients. We know the ins and outs of the local market, stay aggressively abreast of current conditions, and provide detailed and informed advice on every step of the purchasing process.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. - You can expect something extra in your mailbox this week and we're not talking about a letter.
The next few days letter carriers will be placing brown or plastic bags in your mailbox with the hopes you'll stock it full of non-perishable food items.
It's for next Saturday's Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. Sherri Hinkle, the Food Drive Coordinator, says if you'd like to donate it's simple, "It could just be hanging there at your mailbox or below your mailbox. If your mailbox is at the street, we would prefer that they put the food inside the mailbox. If they can't, they can try and hang it from the mailbox."
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text: blog postsTracy Sulkin, expert on legislative politicsOct 23, 2012 11:02 amPoliticalShare on FacebookTweetEmailImagesCan the promises of politicians ever be believed? Very often the answer is yes, says political scientist Tracy Sulkin. In her 2011 book "The Legislative Legacy of Congressional Campaigns," she makes the case that congressional candidates' words generally match their deeds in office. Her research for the book involved analyzing campaign ads from the 1998, 2000 and 2002 elections and then matching them with legislators' records. With this year's election fast approaching, Sulkin discussed her research with News Bureau social sciences editor Craig Chamberlain. Just to be clear, what kinds of promises are you talking about and what qualifies as keeping them? Promises in this case include any issue the candidate discussed in his or her campaign advertisements. In congressional races, it is not common for candidates to use specific promise-making language, but most do discuss substantive issues. To follow through on a campaign promise requires that the legislator do something tangible on that issue by the next campaign – introducing or co-sponsoring a bill. Does being more specific about an issue, as in having a detailed plan, make a candidate any more likely to pursue that issue as a legislator? Interestingly, no. It is common to equate specificity with sincerity, assuming, for instance, that a candidate who lays out a plan for dealing with environmental issues is more intent on action than one who claims to want to "conserve the environment." My study indicates that this is not the case. Compared to candidates who did not discuss an issue, those candidates who discussed it, be it vaguely or specifically, were more active on it in the next Congress. But there is no difference between those who were vague and those who were specific. It turns out that this is because specificity is a reaction to the competitiveness of the race – candidates in tight races are more likely to make specific appeals – not an indicator of how interested the candidates are in pursuing the issue. Many members of Congress are in safe seats, free from serious challenge by a candidate from the other party. It's tempting to think they would be less motivated about following through on promises. Is that the case? Just the opposite, in fact. It is often the safer legislators who do the best job at promise-keeping, following through on their campaign appeals at higher rates than their more vulnerable peers. At first glance, this may seem counterintuitive, but the logic becomes clearer if we ask ourselves why some legislators are safer than others in the first place. Savvy legislators may be better able to see the benefits of promise-keeping – or are more strategic in their campaigns, focusing on issues on which they know they can demonstrate real action – and so engage in it at higher rates. My results show that this "good" behavior pays off; representatives and senators who keep their promises do better in the next election. Thus, they are returned to office with an incentive to continue this responsiveness. If we take a snapshot view at any one point in time, we will therefore observe a positive relationship between electoral security and promise-keeping. Of course, there is a small group of very, very safe members of Congress who consistently run unopposed or with only very token opposition, and, for them, rates of promise-keeping are relatively low. Of course, many candidates' ads are negative ones aimed at disparaging their opponents for their stands or actions on a given issue. Do those ads tell us anything about what the candidate running the ad will do? Negative ads don't tell us very much about a candidate's own priorities. This is one place where my findings correspond closely to the conventional wisdom. For example, candidates who air ads talking about their own views, no matter how vague, on an issue like health care, are more active on it in office than candidates who don't discuss it. But candidates who only criticize their opponents on an issue are no more active on it than those who did not raise the issue at all. This does not necessarily mean that the claims in negative ads are inaccurate, but that they don't carry information about what the winner will do. This is one reason why we might be concerned about the prevalence of negative ads. Most House candidates produce only a small handful of advertisements, so the more they focus on criticizing their opponents, the less voters will learn about what the candidates themselves will do once in Congress. stats31,819 Views additional actions


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Skip to comments.Nancy Pelosi sends fifth letter on Syria
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Nancy Pelosi sends fifth letter on Syria By: Ginger Gibson September 7, 2013 11:56 AM EDT
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi sent a fifth letter to Democratic colleagues in a week in an attempt to bolster support for a measure to authorize a U.S. strike in Syria.
In the letter sent Saturday, Pelosi (D-Calif.) highlighted statements supporting the strike by President Barack Obama and Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.).
Here in California, we are blessed with the leadership of Senator Barbara Boxer, who voted for the resolution marked up this week in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Pelosi wrote to Democrats.
Pelosi, who has said she will not whip an eventual resolution by applying pressure to her members, has nonetheless engaged in a public display of support. In earlier letters, Pelosi emphasized the importance of the strike and has told members she will be flexible about the eventual language in a use-of-force authorization.
With most Republicans likely to balk at the presidents request, any success in passing a resolution in the House will be heavily dependent upon Democrats. But Democrats arent enthusiastically lining up to support the president.
Pelosi also drew attention to Obamas remarks that he had not set a red line in Syria, but that Congress set one in the 2003 Syria Accountability Act.
In Sweden this week, the President said I didnt set a red line; the world set a red line, Pelosi wrote. He continued saying Congress set a red line when it indicated that in a piece of legislation titled the Syria Accountability Act that some of the horrendous things that are happening on the ground there need to be answered for.
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This is my fifth letter, count them five! Regarding saving our President's behind from his blustery gaffs regarding Iraq, err Syria, whatever.
He sure is a pickle!
Bla, Bla, bla.
Love and smooches, Nancy.
Call for a full house vote on Syria Nancy, lets see how many democrats want to risk their careers for Obama's Folly.
Pelosi "The warmonger bitch". Go to hell.
Pelosi has always been insane.
Too bad Pelosi was not in Syria when the gas blew through.
I thought San Fran Nan and Assad were tight buddies during GWB's terms in office. Guess he told her to take her hate back to the US.
That's why I think it pertinent more than ever..to send replies to our Reps and Senators who happen to be Democrats (they'll be under extra pressure to give in to the beat of the war drums)!
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, DC 20515
(202) 224-3121
"Here in California, we are blessed with the leadership of Senator Barbara Boxer"
She must be frickin deranged. This woman deserve to be in a mental ward and fast.
Syrian government troops are locked in a battle with al-Quaeda-linked rebels who attacked a Christian village, commandeered a mountain top hotel and began shelling the community below.
Further accounts by villagers tell of desecration of a Catholic church by rebels. That being said, I do find Nancy Pelosi looking quite attractive in her outfit. This is my thoughts and of course I am from a much older generation.
I am waiting for Mother Pelosi to offer her sweeteners.
still no explanation of how expanding Obama's war on Syria will do anybody any good (pipelines notwithstanding)
ps: Pelosi's office staff say they are under orders to not respond to citizen letters (even if very respectful and thoughtful) unless you're on her donor list
has anybody ever been so informed by any other public office holder? just curious
Yeah right. Call for a vote. They keep postponing the vote. I guess Nancy
is still trying to figure out which democratic held seats she is willing to lose
over this debacle.
Bonehead and Cantor control the vote schedule. They are finished. Done.
So what if the Senate votes yes by a couple of votes?
Are we going to start a war over a couple more yes votes than no votes.
Russia is moving more warships to Syria. Jihadist are gathering and preparing for major strikes. We have no allies. It's a powder keg.
Stop this debacle or learn to love the bomb, because we are headed in
that direction.
Both Bonehead and Cantor are finished! Done.
Amen it has my vote she's one of the biggest problem makers in the state and the other chimps that back her.
Kerry was Assad's pal, too. There is a photo of Nan shaking Assad's hand and grinning like a schoolgirl - and a photo of Kerry and the missus having dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Assad.
Looked pretty cozy to me.
anonymous (at least to me!)
Dad, Grandma is off her meds again.
I would be already outa' there regardless of nationality.
If Obama does send in military, I predict it will blow and I wouldn't want to be anywhere near the whole Middle East.
"Chimps" - that's a funny word all by itself!
Hey, nancy...you go back to Syria and have a nice cozy meal with your fellow islamist assad, and then we'll start blasting away. How's that?
It's a powder keg waiting on a spark from DC Elites to ignite it.
Her fifth letter. This one is "G." 21 to go for the genius.
Aye...it is. And US president is not up to prosecuting a war. I doubt he's even played the game Battleship. He'd probably never played Battleship but if he did, I'd say he probably lost big time, or he cheated to win.
Ditto that. Why is California continually cursed with the likes of Feinstein, Pelosi, Boxer, Waters and so many others? /rhetorical
Oooh, a LETTER ... should we be impressed or scared?
That, is a good one.
SOS...Stay Outta Syria!
To whom it may concern, I've called the RINOS Lamar & Corker, mail boxes full, no one answering the phone.
Called my conservative Rep Fincher DITTO.
Looks like NONE OF THEM WANT TO HEAR FROM US CITIZENS!
reid & cry baby have long ago ceased answering their phones!
All of them Except For The Congressional Black Cauci!!!!!!!!
"She called herself 'Commando Queen'.
She's arrogant and stupid
And really mean!
She called herself 'Commando Queen'.
She's arrogant and stupid
And really mean!"
"Frankly, I don't know what it is about California, but we seem to have a strange urge to elect really obnoxious women to high office. I'm not bragging, you understand, but no other state, including Maine, even comes close. When it comes to sending left-wing dingbats to Washington, we're Number One. There's no getting around the fact that the last time anyone saw the likes of Barbara Boxer, Dianne Feinstein, Maxine Waters, and Nancy Pelosi, they were stirring a cauldron when the curtain went up on 'Macbeth.
The four of them are like jackasses who happen to possess the gift of blab. You don't know if you should condemn them for their stupidity or simply marvel at their ability to form words."
-- Columnist Burt Prelutsky, Los Angeles Times
LMAO at the 'Macbeth' and questioning their ability to form words reference!
They are like jackasses because they live up to the party symbol.
Her 5 yo grandson would have sent a more worthwhile letter.
Any state that elects people like Nancy pig lousy, Dianne Feinstein, and Barbara Boxer has to have a bunch of low information voters.
He does have Rep Pelosi with him. Its only a matter of time before she makes the following statement: We have to bomb Syria to find out what happens after!
I am simply not going to say what I really think.
Nobody sends 5 letters to sway someone's opinion in 1 week, unless your insane.
That's going to leave a mark.
Pretty good....they ought to run it again saying "was she right THEN or now".
Just a flashback to that point in time, which wasn't that long ago.
I'm sure no on in the press has asked her to explain this.
I cannot imagine anyone feeling blessed with the leadership of Barbara Boxer...
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Kent Wilson
November 26 2012 01:10PM
The Calgary Flames are known for being a lousy drafting organization. For good reason - they haven't internally picked and developed a star quality forward since Cory Stillman in 1992 and even he isn't exactly a hall-of-famer. Their best draft pick in the last decade is Dion Phanuef by a considerable margin. Behind him, the second best pick in terms of games played over that period is...third liner Brandon Prust.
It's been a long, sad march through mediocrity at the draft table for Calgary. The Jesper Mattsson's and Rico Fata's of the world have outnumbered the Phaneuf's and Stillman's 10-1. The reason Darryl Sutter was so manic and determined in his attempts to trade the future for the present during his time in office was because the franchise failed so utterly to surround marquee players like Jarome Iginla and Miikka Kiprusoff with high-end, homegrown talent.
It wasn't always this way. If you peel back the veil of time and peer into the now distant past, you'll discover the Flames were once a juggernaut built almost exclusively through savvy drafting. Nowhere are those rapidly fading successes more pronounced than in the 1984 NHL entry draft.
Roberts and Hull and Suter! Oh My!
Although they had added guys like Dan Quinn, Mike Vernon, Hakan Loob and Al MacInnis through a number of earlier drafts, the Flames were still well back of the Smythe Division leading Edmonton Oilers when the summer of 1984 rolled around. That past season, the Oil had lead the league with a ridiculous 57-18-5 record before cruising to a Stanley Cup victory over the New York Islanders. The Flames were second in the Division that year, but only because the Smythe was fairly awful - their 34-32-14 record was miles away from their provincial rivals.
The '84 entry draft would help turn the tables down the road. In the first round, Calgary took OHLer Gary Roberts 12th overall. A tough left winger who scored 27 goals and 57 points in 48 games, Robert's output was pretty pedestrian for a first round pick that year. Of course, he broke out the following season collecting 106 points in just 59 games and was a full time NHLer by the 1987-88 season*.
*(fun fact - Roberts managed 200+ PIM in each of his first 5 seasons in the league. He as more or less considered a grinder before popping 39 goals in 88-89)
In the third round, Calgary picked St. Louis native Paul Ranhiem out of the Minnesota high school system. Ranheim spent four years in the US college hockey playing for the University of Wisconsin before making the Flames in 1989-90.
By current Flames standards, that would be a bumper crop for any one draft. The Flames still had a hall-of-famer, a pivotal first pairing defender and capable third line checker on the radar though.
In the sixth round, Calgary took a chance on cocky son of the Golden Jet, one Brett Hull. Hull scored a ridiculous 105 goals and 188 points in just 57 games (read that again) for the BCHL Penticton Knights during his draft year. He would go on to compete for Minnesota Duluth the next year where he would manage 38 goals and 60 points as a freshman.
Of course, Hull wouldn't get much of chance to make an impact on the Flames organization after being shipped out of town as a rookie in 1987-88 for Rob Ramage and Rick Wamsley. Nevertheless, Hull in the 6th round probably stands as one of the best value choices in league history given his incredible career.
Next up, the Flames went overseas to pick Jiri Hrdina out of Prague in the Czech Republic. Hrdina was 26 years old at the time, so more or less a fully formed pro player already. He made the Flames full time in 1988-89 and provided the club with about three seasons of yeoman's work before being moved to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Finally, in the ninth round, Calgary chose defender Gary Suter out of the Univesity of Wisconsin. After a completely average season offensively speaking in 1983-84, Suter would break out as a sophomore in college, garnering 12 goals and 51 points in just 39 games. He made the Flames out of camp the very next season, landed on a pairing with Al MacInnis and scored 18 goals and 68 points en route to a Calder Trophy. He would wind up spending 8 seasons with the Flames in total, scoring 60+ points in six of them, including a 91 point career best in 1987-88.
The Tally
All told, five of the Flames 12 picks that summer were future NHLers and four of them would become high impact players for many, many years. Altogether, Suter, Hull, Ranheim, Roberts and Hrdina totaled an eye-popping 4,901 career games and 3,636 career points. Four of those players played significant roles on the Flames 1989 cup championship team (Ranheim, Hrdina, Roberts, Suter), while Hull was traded for Rob Ramage, who was also a key piece of the puzzle that year.
The Flames had a number of notable entry drafts in the early-to-mid '80's, but 1984 stands out as the best of the bunch. Calgary hasn't picked a single player of the same quality as Roberts, Suter or Hull in at least a decade, but in '84 they got all of them - and more - in one fell swoop.
Good read kent. The flames back then also had a knack for signing college free agents that excelled with the skill they were surrounded by and then the flames traded them for picks or other good peices. Eddie beers comes to mind. As for Stillman i remember he was on borrowed time with the flames before he had a break out. Stillman just about did not work out.
November 26 2012, 02:32PM
Although Ramage may have been a substantial piece of the cup winning team, I can't help but think they'd have won the cup even if they hadn't traded Hull for him.
November 26 2012, 02:33PM
Wow that was some damn year, and here we are almost 20 years removed in perpetual mediocrity.
Hopefully we will never trade away a Dion for a bag of magic beans again.....
Sure does make you yearn for the days of yore.
November 26 2012, 02:38PM
BTW Kent I see the NHL is headed to mediation, how does that work exactly? Obviously the mediator is some non interest that "mediates" between the two. Do they just give their unbiased opinion? Do the league or players have any sort of legal obligation to him / her?
November 26 2012, 03:23PM
Wow that was some damn year, and here we are almost 20 years removed in perpetual mediocrity.
Hopefully we will never trade away a Dion for a bag of magic beans again.....
Sure does make you yearn for the days of yore.
Almost 30 years removed. Time flies. ;)
Re: Mediation: My understanding of mediation is that the person is merely a professional problem solver, who will attempt to facilitate more productive dialogue as well as provide suggestions. Anything more extensive than that would be arbitration.
Wow, how depressing we have become. Who did that drafting Fletcher? & how was the following years? Seems to me we got real bad at the draft table post Fletcher. Maybe Feaster whose similarities is his last name ends & starts with the same letters can refind some draft magic. The sooner the better.
Wonder if this Mediation is another PR ploy by both sides before they go nuclear on each other.
Good post, brings back the memories.
Do you remember who Hrdina played with in 88-89? Was it the line with Mullen?
November 27 2012, 01:37PM
Jiri Hrdina. That takes me back.
A nice article. There were a lot of late-round gems and questionable picks in those 80s drafts. It'll be interesting to see, in twenty or thirty years' time, if we consider amateur scouting to have improved in this new millenium over what it seemed to be back in the 80s and 90s.
December 02 2012, 03:39PM
I think that Craig Button's brother has been chief scout since the late 1990's. Good hockey sense must run the Button genes


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• 1 litre of Milk (natural or low fat)
• 1 Table spoon of Sugar (if you like sweet …you can add more…but remember will be syrup)
• 0.5 tea spoons of salt
• 2 tea spoons of dry yeast (if you add to much, yeast will give strange raw bread taste and smell to pancake)
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• 1 or 2 green apples(sliced in to thin rings)
STEP ONE: Warm your milk till 30C …not to hot or you will kill the yeast (remember yeast is microorganisms …to grow yeast need good conditions), if milk is too cold yeast will take long time to grow
STEP TWO: Add salt, sugar and yeast mix all together…util sugar and salt melted in the milk.
STEP THREE: Add spoon by spoon in to milk flour…always mixing …As a result you will have nice thick pastry , not runny but at the same time not hard like bread dough…you can always add extra milk if you've gone too far. Now you need to wait about 30 minutes until pastry will starts to rise, leave in room temperature. It may take longer dependent on temperature in your kitchen .
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Drought affects more people than any other type of natural disaster, and it is also the costliest. Droughts are certainly not new, but their increasing frequency and severity throughout the world over the past decades has heightened impacts and lifted their dimension from local to global. The resulting massive famines and migration, conflicts and unrest, and food price hikes spell well beyond drought affected areas to become global concerns. These shifts mean that we have to approach drought in a new way.In March 2013, the first-ever High-Level Meeting on National Drought Policy was held in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss what is needed in this new environment and how scientists, experts, and policy makers can work together to strengthen the political will and build technical and managerial capacities for establishing national drought policies.
Imagine a food basket filled with cereals from a Saharan oasis, potatoes from 4 000 metres up the Peruvian Andes or from a remote Chilean archipelago, and rice from steep terraced hillsides in China or the Philippines. All these foods come from Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems(GIAHS). These are food systems that have evolved over millennia in harsh and remote landscapes – and in extreme climates – thanks to the knowledge of indigenous people. FAO has identified some 200 of these systems around the world, hailing them for their contributions over the millennia and supporting them to make sure this knowledge is passed on to future generations.
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On 24 April 2013 at the 146th FAO Council, FAO member Countries endorsed the request from the Kingdom of Thailand in the framework of the Global Soil Partnership for the proclamation of the International Year of Soils 2015. The Year will serve as a platform for raising awareness on the importance of sustainable soil management as the basis for food systems, fuel and fibre production, essential ecosystem functions and better adaptation to climate change for present and future generations.
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An energetic over-sized Ikat design, presented in an enthralling color palette of grey, teal and turquoise, beautifully bridges the gap between the contemporary and the traditional. With its fascinating tone and texture, this hand-tufted rug is incontestably enchanting.
The Siam Area Rug 5'6" x 7'5" by Nourison at Baer's Furniture in the Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers, Orlando, Naples, Miami, Florida area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
Experience the magic and splendor of the East with these beautiful ikat rugs. The collection features bold and dramatic traditional patterns incorporating exciting colors with over-sized motifs. Bring elegance and style into any room with this vibrant, charming and ancient art. Great for any décor or room setting that would benefit from subtle tribal drama.
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