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5 Gigatonnes - the gap between climate science and current climate cuts after Copenhagen?
Helsinki/Mexico City/Nairobi/London/Washington DC, 23 November 2010 - Nations have the chance to deliver almost 60 per cent of the emissions reductions needed to keep global temperatures under a 2 degrees Celsius rise.
But only if the pledges made last year in Copenhagen are fully met.
These are among the findings of a new report compiled by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and jointly authored by over 30 leading scientists from numerous international research institutes.
The report was convened in conjunction with the European Climate Foundation and the National Institute of Ecology-SEMARNAT, Mexico.
The findings, launched in advance of the UN climate convention meeting in Cancun, Mexico, spotlight the size of the 'emissions gap' between where nations might be in 2020 versus where the science indicates they need to be.
UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, said, "I encourage all Parties to make good on their national mitigation pledges, and to further progress within the negotiations as well as through strengthened efforts on the ground to curb emissions. There is no time to waste. By closing the gap between the science and current ambition levels, we can seize the opportunity to usher in a new era of low-carbon prosperity and sustainable development for all."
It is estimated that, in order to have a 'likely' and cost-effective chance of pegging temperatures to 2 degrees Celsius or below over the 21st Century, global emissions will need to have peaked within the next 10 years and be around 44 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent in 2020.
The report, whose compilation was led by the UNEP Chief Scientist, finds that:
Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director, said: "The results indicate that the UN meeting in Copenhagen could prove to have been more of a success than a failure if all the commitments, intentions and funding, including fully supporting the pledges of developing economies, are met."
"There is a gap between the science and current ambition levels. But, what this report shows is that the options on the table right now in the negotiations can get us almost 60 per cent of the way there. This is a good first step."
The Mexican Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources, Mr. Juan Rafael Elvira, added that "the level of effort expressed in the Copenhagen Accord in terms of emission reduction is almost three times higher that what was achieved with the Kyoto Protocol, which is by itself very positive and shows some improvement. However, we need to formalize and, if possible, increase current pledges and translate them into commitments for developed countries and into acknowledged actions for developing countries".
In addition, the report shows that the way in which the pledges are implemented - in other words how, for example, the accounting rules are set through the negotiations - can be almost as important as the big headline figures of the pledges themselves. In other words, the rules underpinning the emissions reduction matter as much as the pledges.
"This still leaves a gap of perhaps 5 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent - a gap that could be bridged by higher ambition on CO2 by developed and developing countries perhaps complimented by action on a range of so-called non-CO2 pollutants such as methane from waste tips to black carbon from the inefficient burning of biomass and animal wastes," said Mr. Steiner.
Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), said: "The report underlines both the feasibility of emission reductions and the importance of international cooperation to raise the current inadequate level of ambition. Governments meeting at the UN Climate Conference in Cancún will need to both anchor the pledges they made in Copenhagen in the UN context and to work swiftly to agree ways to reduce emissions so that the world has a chance of staying below a 2 degrees Celsius temperature rise."
Background to the Gap Analysis
The assessment, entitled The Emissions Gap Report: Are the Copenhagen Accord pledges sufficient to limit global warming to 2 or 1.5°C?, is the work of over 30 researchers from 25 centres in countries including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, China, Denmark, Germany, India, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.
It builds on work carried out in the wake of the UN climate change convention meeting in Copenhagen while also assessing the prospects and pathways for the even tougher target of keeping a global temperatures rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius or under over the century.
The report also assesses in an annex the individual pledges of more than a dozen key countries ranging from India to Russia and the United States.
The various scenarios include estimated emissions in 2020 if nations were to fully implement their most ambitious pledges versus the emissions in 2020 if nations meet only their minimum targets.
Many developing countries before, during and after Copenhagen and including South Africa, Indonesia and Mexico, have made pledges which are conditional on the action of others - in particular the provision of international climate finance.
Meanwhile, the European Union has a target of a 20 per cent emissions reduction but has stated it is prepared to go to a 30 per cent cut if others follow. Canada has stated that it will follow the United States whose 17 per cent emissions reduction pledge is dependent on legislation being passed.
In addition, the report underlines the importance of ensuring 'strict' rules regarding the accounting for Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF) and the use of surplus emissions units are addressed. It finds that the rules governing these issues can have almost as big an impact as the headline pledges. If the rules are not set right, the pledges can be undermined.
Key Findings from the Report
Studies show that emissions levels of approximately 44 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent (range of 39 to 44) in 2020 would be consistent with a likely chance of limiting warming to 2 degrees Celsius.
However, a set of policy options are available in the negotiations that could reduce the gap substantially:
"This unprecedented partnership of climate modelers makes one clear and unequivocal point - keeping climate change within manageable limits is do-able. But the window for cost effective action is narrowing with every year of delay. Cancun represents the next opportunity to close the gaps and keep that window open as the world works towards a new international treaty," said Mr. Steiner.
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A Summary of the Emissions Gap report will be available on www.unep.org
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Paula Lehtomäki, Finland's Minister of the Environment said: "This report confirms the findings we have heard from most individual scientific studies throughout this year - implementation of Copenhagen pledges is crucial, but not enough to reach our common goal. In Cancun we should therefore put our differences aside and start working in order to make progress in the negotiations. An ideal outcome should include anchoring the Copenhagen pledges and a Decision on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation, REDD+."
"The UNEP report shows that despite some progress the world still needs to go further and faster in cutting emissions - and that includes the EU which must accept a more ambitious goal, of a 30% cut in emissions by 2020. Taking action now isn't only right for our climate, but it'll be cheaper in the long run than having to catch up by doing more after 2020."
Connie Hedegaard, European Commissioner for Climate Action said: "This report shows that the Copenhagen Accord, if fully implemented, means substantial action. However, we need to be more ambitious if we want to keep global warming under the important threshold of 2°C. First, in Cancun we must anchor the Copenhagen pledges in the United Nations negotiations, then we have a basis to build upon. At the same time, we need to address remaining weaknesses (LULUCF accounting rules and AAU surplus) which could seriously undermine the integrity of post-2012 climate action. In Copenhagen leaders said, A: We must stay below the 2*C. They also said, B: We share a co-responsibility. Now UNEP shows how crucial it is that countries follow up with C: Delivering the necessary targets."
Chris Huhne, UK Energy and Climate Change Secretary said: "The UNEP report shows that despite some progress the world still needs to go further and faster in cutting emissions ? and that includes the EU which must accept a more ambitious goal, of a 30% cut in emissions by 2020. Taking action now isn't only right for our climate, but it'll be cheaper in the long run than having to catch up by doing more after 2020. At Cancun, the UK's pushing to include the Copenhagen mitigation pledges in the formal UN process so they can be properly considered."
Niklas Höhne, Director, Energy and Climate Policy at Ecofys in Germany and one of the lead authors of the Emissions Gap Report, said: "The report provides clarity on the options that countries have in Cancun to reach an agreement that is compatible with limiting temperature increase to 2°C or 1.5°C. Countries can clarify in Cancun the status of their emission reduction proposals. The ambiguity and conditionality of some of the proposals made the assessment difficult."
Joeri Rogelj, researcher at the ETH Zurich and one of the lead authors of the Emissions Gap Report, said: "The message resounding from this report is unambiguous and clear: the current level of ambition for 2020 is not consistent with limiting global temperature increase to below 2°C with a high probability. Despite the many uncertainties and differing interpretations of how greenhouse gas mitigation policies will be implemented in the future, current science shows that countries should strengthen their national mitigation ambitions for 2020, and, by doing so, laying the groundwork for a steep decrease in emission after 2020."
Jules Kortenhorst, CEO of the European Climate Foundation, said: "This report, co-authored by the world's leading scientists on this topic, gives two resounding messages. First, that the negotiations matter. The rules that countries negotiate to govern these pledges matters almost as much as the headline numbers themselves. The pledges can be undermined by lenient accounting rules. Second, that there is still more to do. Like the recent IEA report and others, it is clear that all countries need to increase their ambition if we are to safeguard our planet's health for our children."
Kelly Levin, Senior Research Associate at the World Resources Institute, Washington DC and one of the lead authors of the Emissions Gap Report, said: "As this report shows, we are clearly on a dangerous emissions pathway and need more aggressive action to slow down the Earth's rising temperatures," said Kelly Levin, a senior associate at the World Resources Institute, and a contributor to the report. "Negotiators need to come to Cancun armed with a commitment to robust accounting rules and to move ahead with ambitious emission reduction pledges to close the gap between what's needed and where we're currently headed."
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) would like to thank the Steering Committee, all the lead and contributing authors, and the Secretariat for their contribution to the development of this report. Organisations are given below for identification purposes only.
Steering Committee Members: Joseph Alcamo, Chair (UNEP), Kilaparti Ramakrishna (UNEP), Bert Metz (European Climate Foundation), Suzana Kahn Ribeiro (COPPE, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro), Anand Patwardhan (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay), Adrian Fernandez (Instituto Nacional de Ecologia, Mexico) and Julia Martinez (Instituto Nacional de Ecologia, Mexico).
Lead Authors: Michel den Elzen (PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency), William Hare (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research), Niklas Höhne (Ecofys), Kelly Levin (World Resources Institute), Jason Lowe (Met Office, Hadley Center), Keywan Riahi (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), Joeri Rogelj (ETH Zurich), Elizabeth Sawin (Climate Interactive), Chris Taylor (Grantham Research Institute, LSE), Detlef van Vuuren (PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency), Murray Ward (Global Climate Change Consultants).
Contributing Authors: Valentina Bosetti (Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei), Claudine Chen (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research), Rob Dellink (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development),, Jørgen Fenhann (UNEP Risø), Claudio Gesteira (COPPE, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro), Tatsuya Hanaoka (National Institute for Environmental Studies), Mikiko Kainuma (National Institute for Environmental Studies), Jiang Kejun (Energy Research Institute), Emanuele Massetti (Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei), Ben Matthews (UCLouvain, Centre for Earth and Climate Research), Caspar Olausson (Danish Energy Agency), Brian O'Neill (National Center for Atmospheric Research), Nicola Ranger (Grantham Research Institute, LSE), Fabian Wagner (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), Zhao Xiusheng (Tsinghua University).
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PRICE-David Andrew Parkin, age 31, passed away Jan. 20, 2005 in Price.
David was a loving father, son, brother and friend. He was born June 4, 1973 in Murray to Ron and Marlene Parkin.
Dave is survived by his son, Carson; his mother; his brothers, Shane and Robert; his twin sister, Diane; and his close friends. There was never a time that Dave could not be depended upon to help his family or his friends. Dave had serious health problems and he sacrificed his life to be with his family when his father was dying. Dave was a very private person and he did not owe anyone, friends or family, an explanation for his health conditions.
Dave lived for his son, Carson, and he prayed that he would get to spend more time with him. There was not a day when he did not think of that little guy and Dave always bragged about how smart Carson was and how athletic he was, just like his father.
Dave was the glue that held his entire family together; he was constantly on the phone with one relative or another. He never looked down on anyone and he offered his hand when someone was feeling low.
Dave, we all loved you and you were special to your family. We will watch over your son for you and give him the love that you would have expected. You were the greatest brother, son and father. We will never forget you and we will always be with you.
We would like to say thanks to our special family members and special friends. We would not have survived without their kind hearts and donations to help us get through these tough times. In addition, a special thank you to Mitchell Funeral Home and the police officers who gave us comfort on the day of Dave's passing. You will not be forgotten.
Funeral services were held Fri. Jan. 18 at 11 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price.
LAWRENCE-Leatrice Arlene Hansen, age 77, passed away Jan. 27, 2005 in Ferron. She was born July 5, 1927 in Cleveland, Utah to Earl and Leona Stokes Staker. When she was only 9 months old, her father passed away and her mother remarried Ervin Franklin. Arlene married Louritz Mac Hansen Aug. 26, 1944 in Cleveland, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Her whole life centered around her children, grandchildren and the family farm. She enjoyed reading and when her health would permit, she enjoyed activities with the Senior Citizens.
She is survived by her children: Paulette and Kent Kelly, Mac Hansen and Loury Hansen, all of Lawrence, Cindy and Dale Bradley of Wellington, Christie and Garth Nielsen of Spring Glen, Leona and Stewart Behling of Ferron, Chad and Vickie Hansen of Cleveland, and Shirley and Kim Haslam of Clinton; 35 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren. Also survived by Zona Jensen of Cleveland. Preceded in death by her parents, husband and two baby sisters.
Funeral services will be held Tues. Feb. 1, 2005 at 11 a.m. in the Huntington 1st/5th Ward LDS Chapel where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial in the Lawrence Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Our loving dad, grandpa, son, brother, and uncle, John Thomas Kelley, age 52, passed away on Jan. 23, 2005 while at work. Born Jan. 5, 1953 in Pocatello, Idaho to John Bernard and Betty Engle Kelley.
Tom attended Notre Dame and was a graduate of Carbon High, and later attended the University of Utah. He had a passion for river running, and loved the outdoors. Tom coached little league football, and participated in state weight lifting competitions. He worked in various coal mines and trona mines in Utah, Wyoming and Colorado, and was currently employed at Hidden Splendor Mine. He will be dearly missed but will always be in all of our hearts.
Survived by the loves of his life, daughter Rachel Bright, granddaughter, Dakota Bright; son-in-law, Ryan Bright, all of Boise, Idaho; mother, Betty Kelley, Price; brothers and sisters, Kathy (Johnny) D'Ambrosio, Price; Mike (Arlene) Kelley, Crawford, Colo.; Danny (Verlyn) Kelley; Shannon (Scott) Dimick, all of Price; Billy (Aleshia) Kelley, Bullfrog; and many loving nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his father, Jack Kelley; nephew, Paul D'Ambrosio.
Memorial Mass was held Fri. Jan. 28, 2005, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Family was at the church one hour prior to Mass. Committal service, Price City Cemetery, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Arthritis Foundation, 448 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, or Tsunami Relief Efforts, c/o American Red Cross, 465 South 400 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84111.
PRICE-Patrick Franklin Bailey, age 51, passed away Jan. 24, 2005 while doing what he loved, riding his motorcycle. Born Nov. 24, 1953 in Los Angeles, Calif. to Robert Lee and Katherine Ann Mahon Bailey. Married Betty Jean Stevens, Feb. 12, 1982 in Myers, Calif.
Patrick was an active member of the Free and Active Masons of Utah where he was a member and Past Master of Orient Lodge No. 15 of Green River, currently serving as secretary. Member Joppa Lodge No. 26 of Price. Member of York Rite Freemasonry where he was a Past High Priest of Price Chapter #6 Royal Arch Mason, Past Illustrious Master of Solomon Council #4 Royal and Select Masters and Past Commander of Charles Fred Jennings commandery #6, all of Price. Member and Past Grand Commander of the Knights Templar of Utah 2002-2003, Illustrious Grand Master of the Cryptic Masons, Grand Scribe of Royal Arch Masons of Utah, Bonneville Conclave, Knights of The Red Cross of Constantine, Knights of the York Cross of Honor, PETRA Tabernacle, Past Thrice Illustrious Master of the Order of the Silver Trowel, and Past Commanders Association of Utah. Member of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Orient of Utah, where he was a 32nd Degree Mason and honored as a Knight Commander of the Court of Honor. Member El Kalah Temple, Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Royal Order of Jesters, Past Preeminent Governor of Camp Floyd York Rite College of Utah and Grand Governor of Utah for the Grand Sovereign College of North America.
Patrick owned and operated Bailey's Gunsmithing, where he enjoyed shooting and building custom rifles and pistols. He loved his Harley's, attending bike rallies and riding with his family and friends. He was ready to ride at a moments notice, regardless what needed to be done.
Patrick was presently employed with Etzel Realty, where he was serving as a director on the Carbon/Emery Board of Realtors and was honored as Past Rookie of the Year. He received his GRI and CRS designations and was working on his Associate Broker license. His carefree personality, smile and ability to make people laugh will be cherished in hearts forever. His special bond with his son, Sean, was more than father and son, they were best friends.
God Bless and Ride on Angels Wings...
Survived by his loving wife, Betty Jean Bailey, son and best friends Sean R. Bailey, both of Price; and a community of friends who are his family. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Masonic funeral service, Sat. Jan. 29, 2005, 11 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price. Family was at Mitchell's Friday evening from 6:30-8:00 p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers the family suggest contributions to the Scottish Rite Childrens Learning Center of the Knights Templar Eye Foundation, c/o Utah Masonic Grand Lodge, 650 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84102.
EAST CARBON-Marty Rafael Naranjo, age 24, passed away Jan. 24, 2005 in East Carbon. Born June 27, 1980 in Price, Utah to Willie and Thelma Jaramillo Naranjo. Member Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Marty had a great sense of humor and a special way of making everyone laugh. He enjoyed playing baseball, wrestling and hockey. Marty's greatest enjoyment was spending time with his son, Jax, and he was also awaiting the birth of his daughter Marty in May.
Survived by parents, Willie (Thelma) Naranjo, East Carbon; fiance, Esperanza Jaramillo, East Carbon; brothers and sisters, Tamara (Luis) Trujillo, Clearfield; Willie Naranjo, Jr., Ogden; James Naranjo, Marc Naranjo, both of Salt Lake City; Danielle Espinoza, Price; Bill Espinoza, Paul Naranjo, both of East Carbon; grandmother, Edilia Jaramillo, Layton; special niece and nephew, Gage and Shaley; many other loving nieces and nephews; special uncles, Joe Naranjo and Jake Jaramillo. Preceded in death by grandparents, Simona and Mel Naranjo, and Rafael Jaramillo, Jr.
Memorial graveside held Thurs. Jan. 27, 2005 at 1 p.m. in the Price City Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE-Graveside services for Andrew Kay Peterson, age 73, of Price were held Fri. Jan. 28, 2005, at the Elmo Cemetery.
Survived by Kenna Lee, Andrew Kay Peterson Jr., Michael F. Peterson, Lloyd L. Peterson, Elda L. Perry, P. Kaylene Huff, Lonnie R. Peterson, Quinn W. Peterson and Kyle R. Peterson.


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By Gary Arrington
The Enterprise Wolves won the Utah 2-A State volleyball tournament last weekend with dominating performances all meet long as they were not going to be denied the championship. Enterprise closed out the tourney with a 25-22, 25-12, 25-19 sweep over region 15 champion San Juan to claim the trophy.
Enterprise finished second last year and were determined to win this season. They never lost a set in dominating each of their games. Junior Riley Lyman and senior Dakota Robinson led the team as they dominated the frontline throughout the season. Enterprise is the smallest 2-A school but they didn't let size get in their way. Lyman had 21 kills and Robinson 17 in the championship game.
San Juan was led all season by junior Tatiana Su'esu'e and she will be back next season to terrorize region 15 again. She had 15 kills in the final game.
The Emery Spartan volleyball team had a couple of personalities throughout the tournament as they played four games, split the four games and finished seventh overall. The week was a tale of two teams, one very aggressive and one kind of playing not to lose. Coach Kris Bell after the game, "This was heartbreaking. We have to remember the good from this season, work on it and make next season better."
Emery opened the tournament by defeating Layton Christian 3-1 with the scores being 25-16, 25-19, 22-25 and 27-25. As one can see by the scores of this game, Emery dominated two games and then held on in the other two.
Emery then faced South Summit in the quarterfinals and lost in five games. South Summit won the first set 25-20 with the Spartans winning the next two 25-20 and 25-21. South Summit won the fourth easily 25-13 to send the game to the final set. Emery lost that one 17-15 after leading 13-8. The winner of this game went into the semifinals and faced Enterprise.
On Saturday Emery played in the consolation bracket and faced region 15 for Grand in the first game of the day. Emery defeated Grand 3-1. Emery won the first two sets by dominating the play with the scores being 25-16 and 25-17. In the first set, Emery jumped out to an 8-2 lead, improved to 14-6 and 20-8 as they easily won. In the second set, Emery went from a 5-3 lead to a lead of 17-7 as again they won easily.
In the third set, Emery was a different team as they just hung around with the Devils until Grand finally won 25-21. Emery led at 2-1 and at 18-17 for their only two leads of this game. In the final game, Emery took the lead at 17-15 and then won easily from there by the score of 25-22.
Emery then faced Beaver in a game that decided fifth and seventh places. Beaver led throughout as they wanted this game more than Emery and won in three straight sets. The scores were 25-11, 25-18 and 25-21. Emery's only lead of the game was at 20-17 in the final set.
Coach Bell added, "We've got next year to look forward to, we've got to get together and just play. We have all but one player back."
Delta defeated South Summit for third place with the Wildcats finishing fourth. Gunnison defeated Kanab in the game for sixth and eighth.
Coach Bell didn't want to designate any one player after the season was over as their best hitter, server, setter or even best player. "We relied on the whole team to win and not just one girl, we will win or lose as a team," said Bell.


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An amazing team sport that ticks all the boxes. My daughter loves the water and has so much fun. The club encourage teamwork amongst the girls, stamina and fitness. For the smaller ones watching the bigger girls perform is something to aspire to. Great sport for fitness and self esteem. Sydney emerald are a welcoming club to be part of. Highly recommend.
This is just such a great sport which combines a mixture of elements. Teamwork. Movement and music
We have recently built a big base of beginners and pre-competitive groups with lots of enthusiastic and lovely girls between the ages of 5-8, 8-12 and above 12. The girls love performing in a group and they enjoy being part of the team. Apart from that they learn how to build confidence and dignity which are very important as well. This sport doesn't only provide with consistent exercise but as a team sport also teaches them respect and how to develop relationships. I noticed that not only the girls but the parents (actually the whole family) also become part of the community and enjoy a nice BBQ on the beach together at Christmas time for instance. I love teaching at this club not because it has a sound strategy for how to develop as a club but most importantly because we discuss with every girl individually about their goals and expectations and provide with personal development path if they want to be competitive for example. And we are just having so much fun all the time this is an amazing group of people, the girls, parents and my coach fellows all together.
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Swiss will definitely give you some string, if that's what your looking for. As for flavor, I didn't care for it on pizza when I tried it, with one exception...Lorraine Swiss...but the stuff is pretty expensive. It has more of a creamy/buttery taste than most Swiss cheese.
Bob,I dont know if you recall PowerWagonPete posting about trying to make a Papa Dinos Pizza, but he tried attempts with some Swiss at Reply 115 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,20093.msg204907.html#msg204907 A photo of his slice at Reply 120 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,20093.msg204963.html#msg204963 Pete also had another post at Reply 144 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,20093.msg208064.html#msg208064 You asked Pete at Reply 146 http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,20093.msg208074.html#msg208074 how he like the pizza with Swiss.Norma
See...I knew there was a reason I had Swiss on the brain. Thank you Norma.
Bob,No need to put that embarrassed face up. There is just too much information here on the forum to remember it all. I forget all the time. Good luck with your hunt!Norma
Have you tried Italian provolone? The really sharp ones? I bet that will give it a kick!
I've heard that Stella makes a good motz. Sams carries it.
If I'm not mistaken, the Stella mozzarella at Sam's is part-skim mozzarella. Personally i'm not a big fan of part-skim, I prefer the whole milk.
It's hard to find whole milk as well unless I want to use kraft. I'm going to cave in soon and buy grande even with the 25$ shipping . At the end of the day if your cheese sucks than your pizza sucks. I may search the shelves of restaurant depot one last time before I buy into the whole grande madness. No trader joes around here.


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Lions duo Alex Corbisiero and George North made their debuts for Northampton Saints in a 24-8 victory over Edinburgh, Phil Dowson scoring two tries in the second-half to secure the win.
A repeat of last year's RaboDirect Pro12 Final saw Ulster pip Leinster 21-19, replacement Ian Porter crossing for the winning try at a renovated Ravenhill.
Newport Gwent Dragons produced an encouraging 22-20 victory over Bath at The Rec, the boots of new signings Kristopher Burton and Jason Tovey doing the damage in the second half.
Munster did enough to overcome a tricky Gloucester outfit in the wet at Thomond Park, running in four tries to win 28-17 with JJ Hanrahan coming on to notch up the fourth score and add two conversions. Former All Black Jimmy Cowan was also a try-scorer for Gloucester, as he continues his comeback from a serious knee injury.
Only a late try from Matt Hopper ensured victory for Harlequins over Glasgow Warriors at the Stoop, a near full-strength outfit for the 2012 Aviva Premiership champions squeezing home 19-16.
There were no such problems for Leicester Tigers, who ran in 11 tries against Championship side Jersey for a 69-7 win – new signing Ryan Lamb grabbing a brace.
Saracens produced a similar outcome against Cornish Pirates, running up a final score of 61-3 as James Johnston and Billy Vunipola made their debuts.
Exeter Chiefs scored eight tries in a simple hitout against former Championships rivals Bristol, winning 51-7 as young fly-half Henry Slade scored a double and kicked four conversions.
London Wasps sealed a pre-season 30-12 derby victory over London Irish, outscoring the visitors three tries to two in their final pre-season match.
Premiership new boys Newcastle Falcons downed Connacht thanks to tries from Ryan Shortland and Andrew Higgins, whilst Cardiff Blues were comfortable winners over Sale Sharks as they played on the new artificial surface at Arms Park to win 45-24.
A youthful Scarlets side were held to a 16-16 draw with London Welsh, but no one's pre-season fixture was more eventful than Worcester's.
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GDFD No. 71: Look out kid, it's somethin' you did
Ryan Lambert
March 20 2009 05:30AM
Welcome to the 23rd Game Day Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's 71st game of the season on March 20, 2009.
Here's how bad St. Louis is.
Lewis and Clark get there, right? It's like 1803. And they get to this city, look out over half a continent of wilderness ahead of them, look behind them and see what was then a bustling metropolis on the fringe of civilization, and they go, "Let's go see if we don't get eaten by a bear."
Yes, St. Louis is a city so deplorable and not worth visiting that literally a couple million square miles of unexplored, uncharted nothingness seemed better than hanging around and having a peek at some of the local tourist attractions. That's because there are none. The only one worth seeing is the famous Gateway Arch, and that wasn't built until 1965.
Another problem with St. Louis: It's disingenuous. The city calls itself America's "Gateway to the West," which was fine when you had to travel from Maryland to the Oregon territory in a covered wagon like an animal. But now you can just fly there, and when you look down and see a brown, boring, filthy craphole city on the Mighty Mississippi, you, too, can marvel at the fact that this city was once considered worthy of some amount of praise.
Further inherent dishonesty comes from the very name "Gateway to the West." Because under the Gateway Arch is a giant museum dedicated to the idea of Manifest Destiny, that is, the USA's right to expand its size from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Which is all well and good, except that the large portion of this museum is dedicated to the Lewis and Clark expedition, which did not begin in St. Louis. Not even close, actually. I cracked open my copy of the complete journals of Lewis and Clark because I'd forgotten where exactly they did set out from; turns out it was Pittsburgh.
To wit, here is Meriwether Lewis' first entry:
"Left Pittsburgh this day at 11 o'clock with a party of 11 hands 7 of which are soldiers, a pilot and three young men on trial they having proposed to go with me throughout the voyage."
Don't see the Penguins bragging.
The Calgary Flames (41-23-6 for 88 points. Third in the West, first in the Northwest) and the St. Louis Blues (32-30-9 for 73 points. Twelfth in the West, fifth in the Central)
7 p.m. Mountain time and 9 p.m. Eastern time. All other time zones should .
Pengrowth Saddledome, Calgary, Alberta.
Calgary is 23-8-4 at home this year, is 4-1-1 in its last six at the Saddledome, and just handed it to the Stars in their last go on Wednesday. The Stars are an horrific 13-17-4 away from home and are 0-2-1 in their last three road games.
What (to hate about the Blues):
The City of St. Louis — I have been to St. Louis twice in my life. Both times it struck me as an awful, awful city. The first time I went, I walked from my hotel down to the rink, which is just outside of the downtown area. I passed maybe four people. On a Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m. And two of them were homeless. I am not making this up. Once you've seen the Arch and maybe Albert Pujols play baseball, you have seen everything there is to see in that dreadful burgh.
Keith Tkachuk — If you're going to the game tonight, make sure you get to the Saddledome nice and early, or else there will be no food left at the concession stands for you to enjoy. That fat son of a bitch. And since he's a Massachusetts boy, let me fill you in about his hometown of Melrose. It stinks almost as much as St. Louis.
Andy Murray — This guy hates any rookie or second-year player on his team. For real. He refuses to give them reasonable ice time, instead turning it over to Jeff Woywitka or someone like that. He refuses to allow them to play with eachother also. It's a remarkably daft (and unsuccessful) management strategy that has me wondering how he has a job as an NHL coach at all.
Their namesake — There is, of course, a famous blues song called The St. Louis Blues. It's a very good song. But the funny thing is that it's about a woman whose husband has been stolen by a wealthy, erudite, controlling St. Louis socialite.
Oh that St. Louis woman with her diamond rings She pulls my man around by her apron strings And if it wasn't for her powder and store-bought hair Oh, that man of mine wouldn't go nowhere
So yes, Brad Boyes, I am sorry that another woman has stolen "your man." Things are tough all over.
Because this seems like an easy W. Enjoy the game and talk about David Perron's lack of ice time in the comments section.
I have a distant memory of bill hunter trying to buy the blues and move them from St Louis on the mississippi to Saskatoon on the Saskatchewan..... maybe we would have won this damn game had that transpired. the blues would be over fed on perogies and other stock european fare that populates the small prairie cities.
No tkatchuk, no kariya, no brewer, no rest, no momentum for them and we lose, on a brutal goal.
apparently the wise one (after considerable statistical analysis) says we lost cause they blocked more shots..... hmmm.
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Using a timer and a reward to get kids to clean up a mess of toys is one of those simple tool that works. I remember when my kids were little, a babysitter turned a lot of challenging tasks into games. She used a timer, and they loved it. That bicycle tire clock is from Boredpanda.
She came from a big family and noted that it always worked on her brothers and sisters. We also had a chicken alarm clock that looked like the one below. My youngest put that chicken out of its misery.
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One of the articles is by author Alyson Schafer, a psychotherapist and parenting book author who impressed me www.AlysonSchafer.com.
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Unless the Crane fixtures are deteriorated, the parts are readily available at most parts stores. The drain thing is a drum trap, and the "bolt" is the wrench point for removing the cover. You usually have to cut the cover off, and if it is made of lead, then it will usually have a fine thread and those covers are no longer available. You would have to use a toggle cover, which is adequate until the drain plugs up again and then it might leak. You will not be able to unplug the drain until you remove the cover.
: Hello. My house was built in 1951 and the bathroom is completely original. The spicket in the bath has started to drip constantly and the tub has always filled up with water when taking a shower. I've cleaned out the hair so that is not it. The lead bend pipe under the floor has been replaced with PVC so it's not clogged. There was, however, a cylinder that the contractor did not know what it was. We couldn't access it unless you had extremely long arms or we were going to tear out the bathroom...which we are not. He thinks it's a cleanout of some kind. The pipe runs from the drain and into the bottom half of the cylinder and there is another pipe that comes out the other side of it only out the top half. He said this could be the cause of the water backing up but didn't want to mess with it because he didn't want to cause a bigger problem just in case. This cylinder has a bolt on the top of it but like i said you can't get at this thing. Does anyone know what it is?
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The size of an acorn hahahahaha!!!
Lol I have been playing catch up with Naruto anime starting from ep 236
The last couple ones where pretty good giving the other characters some screen time.
237 - lol Tenten flashback
238 - Sai flashback
239 - Ino Shika Sho trio and even old man Koskue is back
240 - Kiba gets his chance to grow a bit
241 - Gai & Kakashi flashback hehe I love seeing them in their youth.
I'm okay with fillers like this at least they they try to develop the characters a bit more. They should have started earlier or kept going after konohamru.
242 "Naruto's Vow"
"Naruto no Chikai" (ナルトの誓い) December 28, 2011
243 "Landing! Paradise Island?"
"Jōriku! Rakuen no Shima?" (上陸! 楽園の島?) January 5, 2012
244 "Killer Bee and Motoi"
"Kirābī to Motoi" (キラービーとモトイ) January 12, 2012
245 "Naruto vs. The Nine-Tails!!"
"Naruto VS Kyūbi!!" (ナルトVS九尾!!) January 19, 2012
246 "The Orange Sparkle"
"Orenji-iro no Kagayaki" (オレンジ色の輝き) January 26, 2012
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Concerned business owners and interested citizens attended the Chamber of Commerce luncheon that featured the guest speaker Wilson Martin. Martin is the associate director of the Utah State Historical Society and was appointed by Gov. Michael Leavitt to be the Historic Preservation Officer for the State of Utah.
"Heritage tourism unifies all aspects of tourism, historic preservation and archeology. Those heritage tourists are all interested in historical places to stay, places to eat, souvenirs to buy and things to do and see," said Martin. "They want to experience the history of the area which they are visiting."
In the past decade, the heritage tourism industry has risen to the top of the list of reasons that people travel. It is a booming industry and many rural areas that have no industry are beginning to make themselves known for the culture and traditions of the area. These tourists tend to stay longer and spend more at a given destination than do other types of tourist.
Heritage tourism is a regional industry that caters to all those people who "long for things old fashioned." People between the ages of 34-54 make up the greatest percentage of heritage tourists. Experiencing someone else's landscape, heritage and way of life is why the majority of the traveling public is visiting the places they choose to vacation.
The Community Cultural Heritage Coordinating Council was established in 1999 to assist community-based organizations in: creating heritage areas, enhancing historic sites and districts, developing museums, revitalizing historic business districts, preserving local lifestyles, promoting healthy economic growth and fostering local art.
"We need to stop de-valuing our own history. The stories that are there to be told, and the experiences of your people should be worth something," said Wilson.


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Trolling the internet for Soumitra Chatterjee films, as fangirls are wont to do, Indie Quill found Khudito Pashan, adapted from Tagore's short story, and we leapt upon it immediately. We were in love with it from the get-go as a disembodied, echoing voice shouts "Run away! Run away! It's all a lie!"** Seriously, that's the first thing that happens after the censor certificate. BRILLIANT! If that weren't enough, in the first few minutes it also gives gives up an angsty Soumitra in a suit jacket and trousers, an abandoned Mughal palace,
|"Soumitrao's thought bubble: 'By the thighs of Dharmendra, this kurta is doing a whole lot for my nonexistent pectorals!'" –via @inuit4
However, there are two things about his character and performance here that don't really work for me. First is the very few moments of reciprocated love between Mumtaz and Soumitra. I won't spoil how they met in the past, but their romance is unconvincing and kind of perfunctory. Their backstory isn't even in Tagore's original story; maybe the problem here is that its development was cut short in favor of ghostly wanderings or the music, leaving it feeling unsupported, rushed, and out of nowhere. Their bond might also stem as much from his respect of her unwillingness to surrender to the Mughals (she's a captive) as from actual romance, but I didn't find the film clear on this point. Mumtaz has spent most of the film silent, so we know very little about her other than that she is a sad ghost who gets dragged away by soldiers, and Soumitra's historical character is not decisively linked to his current-day one other than through his physical appearance (and in fact, historical Soumitra is reprehensible at first), so the film has a lot of work to do in giving either of them a personality that can carry part of a love story...and it doesn't quite manage it. Giving these two characters just a few minutes more to demonstrate who they are and why they are worth the big risks of epic love would have helped a ton.
Endhiran probably laughs more convincingly, but then again he's scripted by Rajnikanth, so he should do everything better than anyone else. The laugh detracts from an otherwise convincing portrayal of a relatable, very human man.
And as a special treat for all my sonpapdis, here is Soumitra in jodhpurs and riding boots. I'll leave you to discover him dripping wet in Mughal silks on a moonlit beach on your own.
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