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"Today's Remains" is the second solo offering from Shuyler Jansen. It is the follow up Shuyler's 2004 critically acclaimed electro-folk solo debut "Hobotron" and Old Reliable's 2005 rocker "The Burning Truth". Shuyler is a founding member and one of the two principal song writers from Edmonton Alberta's much loved roots rock band Old Reliable who have released 4 brilliant and highly revered albums over their 12 year career.
These days Shuyler calls Saskatoon home but it was in Vancouver that the songs on Today's Remains hit the tape. Produced by Juno award winner Steve Dawson (Kelly Joe Phelps, Jim Byrnes, Jenny Whiteley), the album was engineered by Sheldon Zaharko (Barney Bentall) and recorded at the Factory. Shuyler and Steve are joined on the album by Chris Gestrin on keyboards (K-OS, Randy Bachman), John Raham on drums (Be Good Tanyas, Po' Girl, Kinnie Starr), Keith Lowe on bass (Fiona Apple, Bill Frisell), the Greta Quartet, singers Karly Warkentin and Alice Dawson to create a dramatic mood swing with sweeping strings, snaky guitars, smooth pedal steel, rumbling tumbling bass, funky drums and roaring Hammond, Rhodes, Glockenspiel, Baritone, piano, moog, weissenborn and more. Close your eyes and the music harkens back to the 70's country sound of Willie Nelson's "Shotgun Willie" or Merle Haggard's "Back to the Barrooms" but also more concurrent artists such as Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Gillian Welch, Neil Young, Lucinda Williams, Mark Kozelek and Will Oldham.
As for the songs themselves, they are culled from several lifetimes of stories and songs and inspired by the words and music of Townes Van Zandt, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard and Billy Joe Shaver. Opening with the slightly epic and grandiose "Pegasus", and closing with the shattered sun showered dreamscape of "Chief", Shuyler braids a tale of infidelity, addiction, death and broken trust, re-occurring themes that seem to encompass the ten songs on "Today's Remains". Once again distorting genres, songwriter and producer carefully sifted 10 songs from dozens of compositions to form a distinctly cohesive collection of truth filled songs resulting in a country folk classic.
Since the release of Hobotron in 2004 Shuyler has toured Holland, England, Scotland, USA, Canada with over 200 performances and is also a cast member and alumni of the traveling frenzy Hootenanny featuring Oh Susanna, Luther Wright, Carolyn Mark, Jenny Whiteley, and others who tour across Canada several times a year. Shuyler will be touring Canada, USA, UK and Europe with a full band to promote "Today's Remains" beginning in September 2007.


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Jean-Antoine Houdon, French (active Paris)
21 x 13 1/2 x 10 inches (53.3 x 34.3 x 25.4 cm)
125th Anniversary Acquisition. Purchased with a generous grant from The Barra Foundation, Inc., matched by contributions from the Henry P. McIlhenny Fund in memory of Frances P. McIlhenny, the Walter E. Stait Fund, the Fiske Kimball Fund, and with funds contributed by Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Friedland, Hannah L. and J. Welles Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Newbold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Rubenstein, Mr. and Mrs. John J. F. Sherrerd, The Women's Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Marguerite and Gerry Lenfest, Leslie A. Miller and Richard B. Worley, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Nyheim, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fox, Stephanie S. Eglin, an anonymous donor, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Vogt, and with contributions from individual donors to the Fund for Franklin, 1996
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The history of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, like that of most public art museums in this country, is one of civic spirit and private philanthropy. The majority of the works of art in the Museum's collection were gifts from generous and public-minded individuals. This tradition is equally strong today. Thus, it is only fitting to celebrate the Museum's 125th anniversary with an exhibition devoted to a remarkable group of masterpieces acquired over the past few years. In addition to gifts of works of art, the roster of Anniversary acquisitions encompasses a number of exciting purchases, made possible by generous contributions of funds raised for the specific purpose of enhancing the Museum's collections.
Like the Museum's collection as a whole, the new gifts span centuries and continents, and include diverse artistic mediums. Unique objects include masterpieces of painting by Claude Monet, Andrew Wyeth and Jasper Johns, a dazzling Japanese scroll by Hon'ami Koetsu, an iridescent glass column by Louis Comfort Tiffany, a royal stool from Côte d'Ivoire, an upholstered Philadelphia easy chair widely touted as one of the masterpieces of 18th-century cabinetry, and a brilliant marble bust of Benjamin Franklin, the finest contemporary portrait of this illustrious Philadelphian by the 18th century's greatest portrait sculptor, Jean-Antoine Houdon. Several important works by African American artists such as Joshua Johnson, Bob Thompson, Alma Thomas, William H. Johnson, and Elizabeth Catlett are also featured. Photography, Indian miniatures, drawings, prints, decorative arts, contemporary art and elegant clothing by contemporary designers all reflect the rich diversity indicative of the Museum's vitality.
SponsorsGifts in Honor of the Museum's 125th Anniversary was made possible by Wilmington Trust and The Women's Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Additional support was provided by Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoads, LLP, the Robert Montgomery Scott Endowment for Exhibitions, and The Pew Charitable Trusts, with a donation from Sotheby's. Generous contributions were given by Gisela and Dennis Alter, Marguerite and Gerry Lenfest, Maxine and Howard H. Lewis, Harvey S. Shipley Miller, and Martha J. McGeary Snider.
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Main institution:
Diabetes Association of Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka)
Other institution:
King's College, London (UK)
Principal investigator:
Dr M.Wijesuriya
Other investigators:
Prof G.Viberti
Location of the project:
Sri Lanka
Amount allocated:
January 1, 2008 - July 1, 2011
This study consisted of 25,000 10 - 40 year old persons randomly selected from an urban population where 5000 persons with two or more risk factors will be identified by a simple questionnaire. They received biochemical and physical assessments and divided into a low intensity and high intensity life style modification and followed up for 3 years. They received the same screening for detection of end points. Outcomes: Identify risk factors; Ascertain rate of incidence; Compare significance of new end points; Develop risk scores; Development of a low cost Primary Prevention strategy.
Results to date (November 2012):
- Inclusion of diabetes in National Health Policy
- Development of a project titled "Seeni Meanie" which is an innovative diabetes education and awareness campaign where schoolchildren have to formulate their own awareness campaign and educate their colleagues, teachers, parents and school community. Project is expected to reach 360 schools and approximately 1.000.000 children.
- Incorporation by the Ministry of education of Diabetes into the National School curriculum in the health and physical activity education textbooks at grade 7.
- Establishment of a Presidential task force on diabetes in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, WHO and other stakeholders.
Posters and presentations:
- 1st Diabetes in Asia Study Group, Kathmandu (Nepal), October 2008 - (2 posters and 1 presentation)
- 20th World Diabetes Congress, Montreal (Canada), October 2009 - (2 posters and 3 presentations)
- 2nd Diabetes in Asia Study Group, Doha (Qatar), March 2010 - (2 posters and 1 presentation)
- 6th World Congress on Diabetes Prevention and its complications, Dresden (Germany), April 2010 -(1 presentation)
- 21st World Diabetes Congress, Dubai (UAE), December 2011 (4 posters and 2 presentations)
- 7th World Congress on diabetes prevention and its complications, Madrid (Spain), November 2012 (3 posters and 1 presentation)
- 22nd World Diabetes Congress, Melbourne (Australia), December 2013 (6 posters, 1 presentation)
- 74th Annual Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association, San Francisco (USA), June 2014 (1 poster)
- 50th EASD 2014, Vienna (Austria), September 2014 (1 presentation)
- 2nd regional Council of South East Asia Region, Mauritius, October 2014 (1 presentation)
- 10th IDF WPR congress, Singapore, November 2014 (1 presentation)
- "DIABRISK - SL Prevention of cardio-metabolic disease with life style modification in young urban Sri Lankan's - study protocol for a randomized controlled trial", Trials 2011, 12:209
- "High prevalence of cardio-metabolic risk factors in a young urban Sri-Lankan population", PLoS ONE 2012 7(2): e31309
- Network active in diabetes, newsletter 15.2012
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* Project completed in July 2011
BRIDGES (Bringing Research in Diabetes to Global Environments and Systems) is a programme initiated by the International Diabetes Federation, and supported by an educational grant from Lilly Diabetes.


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- Firstly, read README when it exists in the directory you are working. Almost every recommandations for specific parts of the code are in README. For instance, if you modify a CSS file, read the css/README.
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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett shares a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, and then see how things actually turned out.
Conclusion: Chain of Fools
Doggone it, my host -- a turkey hunter of unparalleled experience -- had said "shoot," and I was not about to second-guess him.
So I shot and plastered the mesquite bush in front of the turkey with 2 ounces of lead. The gobbler jumped straight in the air and flew over us. I tracked him with my gun and was preparing to fire again when my barrel slammed into a live-oak branch.
Goodbye turkey, hello humiliation.
Apparently, my host hadn't instructed me to shoot. He'd said, "When you're comfortable and he's in the open, go ahead and shoot." Of course, I'd only heard the final word, as relayed by the guide next to me.
"No problem," the guide said. "It's Texas. There's always another turkey."
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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
It's no secret: Arkansas is going to press, press and press some more, and there isn't a whole lot Mississippi State can do about it.
The two teams meet tonight in Bud Walton Arena, and the Bulldogs (7-9, 2-2 SEC) will have to find a way to solve the sort of pressure defense that's continually given them trouble. A week ago today, Alabama used a full-court press to spark a 32-point win in Starkville.
MSU now has to deal with the "40 Minutes of Hell" that Arkansas coach Mike Anderson has revived since taking over in 2011. For a State team with just seven scholarship players and so little experience, it's a tough thing to prepare for.
"Our thing is, we've got to make sure that we're not rushing to try and break the press," first-year coach Rick Ray said. "What I mean by that is, we need to take our time inbounding the basketball and not be in a rush, because you're not going to get any fast break points against their press."
Against Alabama, State committed 21 turnovers. On the season, the Bulldogs have a turnover margin of minus-0.6, while Arkansas leads the SEC with a plus-5.8.
Lowering the turnover number has been a season-long emphasis for Ray, but it's not easy when only one of the currently healthy players – junior Jalen Steele – has significant returning experience.
"Things will be predicated by how we handle the basketball offensively," Ray said. "If we're turning the basketball over and not defensively rebounding the basketball, then that's just going to give Arkansas more offensive possessions, thus they're going to have a chance to score more points."
"We've got to be calm and take care of the ball," freshman guard Fred Thomas said.
The Razorbacks (11-6, 2-2) are second in the league in scoring, and the press is a big reason for that. Turnovers lead to easy buckets, which helps explain why Arkansas scores so much despite ranking 12th in the SEC in 3-point shooting (31.3 percent).
In Saturday's 76-64 loss at Ole Miss, Arkansas shot 26.3 percent from 3-point range and 39.4 overall. In SEC games, the Hogs are averaging just 64.8 points per game, ranging from a 51-point outing against Texas A&M to an 88-point outburst versus Auburn.
Anderson isn't overly pleased with the offensive output of late.
"We're trying to find some consistency in terms of shooting the ball better and getting the tempo more up to how we want to play," he said. "Defensively we've been doing some good things, but as you can see, you also need to score points.
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The Danish capital has a thriving social scene, with incredible gastronomy. Grab food on-the-go at 42 Raw, which serves hip and healthy raw food and nourishing smoothies or pick up refined Vietnamese street food at LêLê. Alternatively, opt for traditional cuisine and enjoy an affordable Danish-style lunch on the outdoor terrace at Post & Tele Museum café.
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I just ordered the new Acme Raiders retro/propaganda poster. It's a beauty. The illustrated Indy/Marion giclee is nice too, but I'll wait. I'm liking the character keys- might have to start that up, but only for Indy.
I haven't hit the stores much, but I did find and buy a new cars two-pack with PT Flea and Flik. I've passed on most of the latest Cars, but this one looked really cool, and they actually appeared in the movie.
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Thanks guys. I'm still pretty spry for my age, though I get injured more easily than I used to. Still bench more than 300 pounds and squat 400. Run a sub 5.0 40. Still serve more than 100 mph. It's pretty amazing, really. I credit the genes. My parents will still active well into their late 80s. My father clubbed a thief unconscious in a 7-11 when he was 86 years old. Not to mention I still **** like a champion. Best endurance in my bridge tournament club.
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Today we got word from K-1 Global that they were going to be announcing a huge signing. As we saw in the past with their signing of Buakaw Banchamek, when they say that they've signed someone big, they usually mean it. This time was no different, as they announced today that former UFC and Strikeforce fighter Paul Daley. Paul Daley has been focusing on Kickboxing thus far in 2014, with three Kickboxing fights and three knockouts under his belt.
These knockouts aren't just against local boys, either. Two of those knockouts are against big names in Kickboxing, one was Alexander Stetsurenko, the other against Alexander Surzkho at LEGEND 3: Pour Homme. So needless to say, this guy has looked super impressive in Kickboxing and there has been a lot of speculation about him making the move into either K-1 or GLORY. This is a huge win for K-1 in this case, because Paul Daley has chosen to go with the most recognized name in the sport of Kickboxing by the way of K-1.
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TUPELO – James Everett Dutschke was arrested at his South Canal Street home in Tupelo early Saturday morning on charges of knowingly developing, producing, stockpiling, transferring, acquiring, retaining and possessing a biological agent for use as a weapon.
He faces a possible maximum sentence of life in prison and a $250,000 fine if found guilty.
Tupelo Police Chief Tony Carleton said Dutschke, 41, was taken into custody around 1 a.m. without incident and is now in the hands of the U.S. Marshals Service.
The arrest comes after more than a week of intense FBI investigations into the April 8 sending of ricin-laced letters to President Barack Obama and Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker and another Lee County public official.
Dutschke likely will go before a judge Monday for his initial hearing but the time of that hearing has not yet been released.
Dutschke's otherwise normal east Tupelo neighborhood spent much of last week under near-constant federal presence and lengthy searches which left many neighbors on edge. For several days, manned unmarked vehicles and even helicopters were stationed at locations on Martin and South Canal streets within eyesight of the Dutschke residence.
A neighbor who preferred not to be identified said he had seen unmarked cars parked nearby that didn't belong to residents living in the area. "We're ready for our neighborhood to get back to normal," he said.
Friday before the arrest, neighbors watched the small brick house from cars and porches until well into the evening while curious onlookers passed by in car and on foot.
For part of the afternoon, Dutschke worked outside under the hood of the green van that was the source of consternation last week and at one point, a "be on the lookout" call from Tupelo police on Wednesday. The call was later canceled when Dutschke voluntarily turned the van over to authorities. His attorney, Lori Nail Basham, said authorities had access to the van the day prior but simply did not have a chance to process it for evidence.
Before going inside the home on Friday, Dutschke waved to reporters on the scene and took a photo with his cellphone.
Dutschke, a former taekwondo instructor and political candidate, spent Tuesday morning meeting with federal officers said he gave the FBI permission to search his home.
Dutschke appeared calm and chatted with reporters as agents in hazmat suits searched his residence for about 10 hours Tuesday. On Wednesday the former site of his business, Tupelo taekwondo Plus on Rankin Street Extended, was searched.
Basham said Dutschke had cooperated fully with the FBI.
Dutschke's name was first mentioned in connection with the ricin letters Monday during the hearing of the initial suspect, Paul Kevin Curtis, 45, of Corinth.
Curtis' attorney, Christi McCoy, argued in court that there was no evidence to tie Curtis to the case and it was possible Dutschke, with whom Curtis claims to have had an ongoing feud, could have framed him.
Dutschke said he had began speaking to FBI agents almost a week prior to that mention. He said he suspected his name was given to the FBI by Curtis' ex-wife when she was asked for the names of anyone who might want to frame Curtis.
Curtis was initially named a suspect because the content of the letter mailed with the ricin was signed, "This is KC and I approve this message," a tagline similar to what Curtis often used. The letters also contained a quote frequently used by Curtis on social media sites and referenced a book he has tried to get published.
Curtis' brother, Tupelo insurance agent Jack Curtis, said he is interested in seeing any evidence authorities collected related to the new arrest.
"If they have the evidence, let the chips fall where they may," Jack Curtis said. "I hate to speculate on anyone's guilt until the evidence comes out, but it would further vindicate my brother."
Dutschke has maintained throughout the investigation that he is innocent and has only come into contact with Curtis on three occasions. On one occasion, Dutschke said Curtis approached him and "accosted" him about trying to publish a letter or article written by Curtis.
Dutschke said on a third occasion they had an email exchange regarding a Mensa certificate Curtis posted on a social networking page. He said he believed Curtis' certificate was fake and emailed him to remove the certificate immediately.
Dutschke said the email exchange was their last contact and happened June 1, 2010.
This is not the first time Dutschke has come into question by law enforcement officials. He is currently out of jail on a $25,000 bond and faces three state indictments that he fondled three females under the age of 16 and was convicted of indecent exposure earlier this year. He is currently appealing that conviction.
Dutschke has twice run for public office in Northeast Mississippi. In 2007, he unsuccessfully challenged Democratic incumbent Steve Holland for a seat in the state House of Representatives as a Republican. In 2008, he lost a bid for Lee County election commissioner as a Democrat.
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(Nov. 12, 2008)--The UTSA Department of Music will present the annual "Faculty Follies" musical fundraiser at 3 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 16 in the Arts Building Recital Hall. President Ricardo Romo will sing with accompaniment by the UTSA Mariachi Ensemble.
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Amy and Dan find themselves in a new global race but this time, everything's different. Those closest to them might be working for the enemy, and Amy and Dan are forced to ask themselves how far they're willing to go to save the kidnapped Cahills. How much can you risk when there's no one to trust?
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Yes....because the remainder or the series is so SLOW in coming.
The first series (on steroids)
It just makes me (us actually....my two 7 year olds and my 9 year old)....want more
We love this series and as homeschoolers have learned much(mom included) about history and famous figures worldwide. A must listen for kids of all ages (again, mom included). I'm so hooked that I tend to keep listening while my kids are in some class or activity. I just have to remember to use the bookmark feature. I've gotten grounded several times by my children....they take the iPad into the next class they go to.
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There is so much going on in the story that it when you listen to the other books in the series it will make you come back and wonder how they came to those conclusions.
Book 8 in the 39 clues series is comparable to this book in the way certain elements interfered with the progress of the cahills. This gives this new series a tie in with the previous series.
He brings emotions to play into the story as its being read. His tone is not that of someone reading lazily. he makes you want to know what is going to happen next and make you re-listen to part to understand other parts that have come up.
It made want to get the next book in the series to see where it would lead the cahill team next.
"Making the Impossible Possible"
Yeah, totally. This is my favorite Cahill book.
Stealing the Medusa. Suicidal boat tricks. Robberies. Explosions.
He is a really good orator.
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When they were in the tunnels under the Colloseum. I thought is was exciting and had an interesting twist.
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I used Durin's Beautiful, Beautiful Fascination Collection for my card - thank you for looking.
Great card Sara! Wonderful quote and I love the fun colors you used!
Ooh, love it! It's so bright and cheery, and the message is something we all need to remember.
Oh, Sara - this is so, so true and that is one of my favorite sayings - "Be Kind". And you are so on a roll with gorgeous ATCs. This pretty one continues your tradition - I love the colors and the beautiful way you put it all together. Super work.
Another beautiful card, Sara! And a true saying. I think "Be Kind" is my favorite motto.
So pretty! I just love the Fascination collection - it was my very first Scrap Girls purchase. It is what brought me to this friendly purple place!
Sara, this is so pretty. Love the colors that you used and that quote is so true. We all have our battles to fight, and you might not know what the other persons battle is, so be kind.
Great ATC and I love your quote. Very eye-catching.
Cute card Sara & great quote - so true!
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Family: Salmonidae, Trouts view all from this family
Description Arctic grayling (Thymallus arcticus) is a species of freshwater fish in the salmon family (family Salmonidae) of order Salmoniformes. It comprises five subspecies native to the Nearctic and Palearctic ecozones. T. a. arcticus is widespread throughout the Arctic and Pacific drainages in Canada, Alaska, and Siberia, as well as the upper Missouri River drainage in Montana. The other subspecies have narrower ranges. T. a. baicalensis is restricted to the Lake Baikal drainage in Russia. T. a. grubii is found only in the Amur basin in east Asia. They were also stocked at Toppings Lake by the Grand Tetons.
Several life history forms of Arctic grayling occur: fluvial populations that live and spawn in rivers; lacustrine populations that live and spawn in lakes; and potamodromous populations that live in lakes and spawn in tributary streams.
The upper Missouri River basin population once merited a high priority for Endangered Species Act (ESA) listing by the US Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS). This unique southernmost population is now extirpated from all areas of the basin with the exception of the Big Hole River watershed. In preparation for an ESA listing, the US FWS began implementing a "Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances" (CCAA). This agreement would protect cooperating landowners from being prosecuted under the ESA "takings" clause so long as they fulfil specific obligations, spelled out in a contractual arrangement and intended to restore the dwindling population. The CCAA , however, is now in doubt. On 25 April 2007, the FWS removed Big Hole River grayling from ESA candidacy based on arguments that (1) the rarer fluvial populations should not have been "lumped together" with the more common lake-dwelling populations and (2) the Montana grayling populations are insignificant and their loss would be inconsequential given the presence of thriving populations in Alaska.
Dimensions Up to 30" (76 cm); 6 lbs (2.7 kg).
Habitat Lakes & ponds, Rivers & streams.
Range Great Lakes, Rocky Mountains, Western Canada, Alaska.


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The Philippines: Aid organizations step up efforts to help families affected by Typhoon Bopha
UN agencies and humanitarian organizations appealed today for more funding to help families affected by Typhoon Bopha, which swept through the island of Mindanao in the southern Philippines last December, causing massive destruction to homes and basic infrastructure.
The revised Bopha response plan is seeking US$76 million, a 17 per cent increase from the $65 million requested on 10 December at the onset of the disaster. Aid organizations are working with the Government to reach more people, especially those who remain homeless and need more support to rebuild their homes and lives.
Heavy rains and flooding affected more than 6.2 million people, claiming over a thousand lives and displacing at least 800,000 people. Davao Oriental and Compostela Valley provinces bore the brunt of the destruction that left three coastal towns flattened.
"The typhoon was the most deadly storm globally in 2012, and reportedly the most powerful storm to hit southern Mindanao in more than 100 years," said Humanitarian Coordinator Luiza Carvalho. "The need for assistance now and in the months to come is enormous."
Forty-nine year-old Floresil Lino, whose home was destroyed, now lives in a newly constructed bunkhouse in barangay (village) Chisbangas in Davao. Mr. Lino, who worked in a coconut field before the typhoon, is now unable to provide for his family because the flooding destroyed many fields.
"I don't know where to start. I need to work, possibly in coconut fields because that is what I know," he said. He added that he hoped the government would help him rebuild his house and get back on his feet.
Under the new plan, the Government and aid organizations will implement more than 40 projects that will help 923,000 of the people who were affected most, over the first six months of this year. The projects will deliver urgently-needed emergency aid as well as address food insecurity and the need to rehabilitate agricultural land. Humanitarian agencies will also make efforts to help the Government build stronger disaster preparedness and response plans through better early warning mechanisms and pre-positioning of relief stocks.
"The Philippines is the third most disaster-prone country in the world and the importance of disaster preparedness and early warning cannot be overstated," added Ms. Carvalho.
So far, aid efforts have reached tens of thousands of people with food assistance, shelter, water and hygiene kits. Many families have also participated in cash-for-work programmes, which allow them to earn money while helping to rebuild their communities.
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Nuclear option!!
A number of years ago Ted Turner told me that because dams were so detremental to the enviroment we should be looking more seriously at Nukes for electricity.
This is being brought up more frequently as of late more in line with curbing the Green House emmissions associated with burning hydrocarbons. Personally I have an open mind to many of the options that are available to us from conservation to other alternative methods.
It is widely reported that the world consumption of energy based on "third world" modernization will grow by a minimum of 60% over the next decade this will cause a much larger spike in the green house effect and maybe it is time to at least start a dialouge as to the safety and utilization of Nukes.
I read that in China they have a promising new technology that allows safe and much smaller plants to produce electricity at a fraction of what it cost to subsidise and operate dams and there construction. An open mind is a terrible thing to waste.
In the US we read less than 2% of the printed material we produce. Just look at the Sunday paper. The problem is the economic structure of businesses putting ads into the paper, who cares if we only read the funnies.
I wonder how many megawatt hours we could save by converting all of our incandescent bulbs to flourescent screw-ins, which BTW are more cost-effective because they last so damn long while using only a minute fraction of the energy?
Let's say there are 350 towns in MA each with 1000 homes (conservative avg) with 25 light bulbs (even more conservative).
13 watt CFL is equivalent to a 60 watt incandescent
18 watt CFL is equivalent to a 75 watt incandescent
27 watt CFL is equivalent to a 100 watt incandescent
30 watt CFL is equivalent to a 150 watt incandescent
We could save 498,750,000 watts of electricity by using compact "75w (18w)" flourescents instead of incandescents in Massachusetts alone, actually I believe since these estimates are low the figure would far exceed that.
Now apply this one metric to the continent, and add the 100 or so other things we could do at home, the car and the office that would provide a similar return on simple investment.
Like they say, we throw away more than other countries consume.
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Fastest Growing energy Source Worldwide!
Wind Power
Germany now produces 15+% of it's Electricity from Windpower
The wind in North Dakota alone could supply up to 1/3 of the U.S. Electricity needs.
Solar Energy instalations increased 35% in the past 5 years.
Aisa is the only region in the world where Electrical Generating capacity, in particular Nuclear, is growing at a high rate.
Aisa has 100 Power Reactors in 6 countries generating now, with 20 under construction, and another 40 on the books.
Japan leads with 56 in operation, next is S. Korea with 18, India with 14 and China rounds out the top 4.
There was a Nuclear Conference in Washington this past Feb. sponsered by Platts, a subsid of McGraw/ Hill, but I could not get the stats from it, only that it was U.S./Canada "Agressive" movement and renewed intrest in newer more efficent reactors
We switched over to the Pig Tail lights last year, they have made a difference on the light bill and thats a good thing, enviromentaly and economicaly.
I saw a blurb on the Nukes in China they are supposedly smaller and more cost effective to operate.
The big problem coming down the track at the speed of light isn't as much about our ability to conserve (although we should) its about the explosion in the middle class in Asia and India and South America they are all about to launch into the same cycle of consumer driven economic expansion that we have been on for some time.
I heard a report that radio active waste from a nuke in France was encased in Glass and stored under a school building how is that possible ? Are there different kinds of radioactive "debris".
I could have driven the 2 hours to go fishing today and fished some very marginal conditions but with the price of gas as high as it is I elected to work in the yard and watch the Mariner's with my wife (the #1 Fan). This high price of gas is similar to the idea of putting a heavy tax on gasoline to get people to consereve. Painful medicine and I'm sure it will hurt some segment of the economy but will create a boom in some other part where an idea person says hey what if!!!!
Surely you are not suggesting that we in the US and other industrialized countries with large economic middle classes ought to be responsible for what Asian, India, and South American countries do? Who has the duty to pay for pollution control technoligies? I submit that it is the responsibility of those countries to do so, not the taxpayers of the developed countries.
I also submit the hodgepodge of local gasoline formulation requirements is also helping to drive the price of gasoline and diesel up. Why can't we have a single formulation for each octane level of gasoline for summer and a single one for winter instead of the 60 or so for summer and the additonal 60 or so for winter we have now in the US?
Hey FT I wasn't suggesting any such thing just pointing out that the inevitable creation of the new emerging middle classes is going to be running the economic engine of the planet and will be using more than we are in just a few short years. I doubt that you or I will have much to do or say in this endevor but it could make interesting enviro policy to watch develop.
As to the myriad of fuel mixtures I know its pretty complex my advice buy stock in both Tesoro and Valero they will cover your backside,
More rain tomorrow it just might be over on this side of the Sound already. (Re, Winter runs)
Nukes . . .
Nuclear has a lot of advantages, but one nasty problem . . . what to do with the waste, which is highly toxic and doesn't leave the environment for centuries. It may be part of the solution, but what we really need to focus on first is how to reduce our use of energy (any by "our" I mean that of all of us around the world . . . we in the US are by far the biggest per-captia consumers of energy and need to show far more leadership in conservation and efficiency - - - but energy consumption is growing very fast all around the world, so this needs to be addressed with global cooperation --- and there too the US needs to show more leadership).
i just want to tell you my "french" opinion.
perhaps you know that France has already choose the nuclear option...no comment.
My country has also choose to treat nuclear **** that are produce by nuclear central all over the world, it's a big businness for a group called Areva ( it has sponsored the french boat at the last Americas cup.
You also certainly know that USA is the country that produce the biggest quantity of green house effect gaz, far from all other countries (excepted China).
You also perhaps know that USA ( George BUSH) has refused to sign the KYOTO Protocol which goal is to decrease the quantity of green house effect gaz produced in the country who has signed the protoco.
For example China has signed this protocol, so USA is the only one industrial country to not have signed this protocol.
At KYOTO, BUSH said that "american way of life is not negociable".
So USA, continu to send **** in the atmospher, that causing "un réchauffement climatique" .
If we consider the atitude of USA facing the problem of global warwing ( that also affect the us: more and more cyclone, warming up in Alaska...) if i were you i won't bother care about the nuclear option in your country, the nuclear **** produced will be send in other country like France.
So keep it up, keep going driving with big 4wd or Humer, keep your american way of life till you will have stolen all the gazoline of Irak, and don't keep in mind the global warming ....keep your president that is so involved with petrol industry...
keep polluing the word...
it is time that amecican people act as ecological responsable person.
**** is for
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H like ...help
I like intelligence
T like too late???
Simplest answer? Breeder reactors. The breeder reactor is an excellent way to produce electricity by nuclear fission because it has a process that changes the waste into fuels that can be fissionable. This would make energy almost limitless from a fuel standpoint. The problem lies in that they are illegal in the US. The second fissionable byproduct is very concentrated and considered "weapons grade", meaning it could be used in a bomb if it falls into the wrong hands. Now I for one am confident that if we put a little thought into this, that we can figure out how to make this work. BUT, there are too many people on both sides who just complain too much without having the propper education. Fusion is a promising alternative with no waste, but it needs work and research, which needs funding and so far nobody is gung-ho about fitting the bill. There is an experimental reactor that has been mathimatically proven to work scheduled to be done by 2015, but I think we need to move a little faster on this.
I agree that the emerging middle class in Asia, India, and South America is going to increase energy consumption exponentially and that the countries found therein are going to be forced to enact some control on emissions as a result. China is now importing so much crude that it is in large part responsible for the $58.00/barrel price on the world market.
I am also of the opinion that the future of transportation energy is going to be a combination of hydrogen internal combustion engines and fuel cells because both have zero emissions (unless you want to call water vapor a pollutant). I also see the rising gasoline prices in the US helping to push along and accelerate the development of these technologies.
French vehicles cannot be sold in the US unless they are modified to meet the more stringent US emissions standards for vehicles. In fact, the same is true for all other European countries as well. Also, keep in mind that the US is about 4,000 miles from the southwest corner of California to the northeast corner of Maine, and about 3,000 miles from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Then you need to add to this the state of Alaska, which about the size of 7 Frances.
More on consumption (to add to good points being made here).
Let's just take a slice of the automobiles built in North America since January 1st = 4,106,330, and assume they were all hybrids instead of gas engines. Assuming cars burn 20 gals per week on average, and get 20 mph if they are lucky, then that would get them 400 miles in a week. To get the same mileage as a hybrid engine from the same 20 gallons, that car would burn almost 27 more gallons of gas.
Multiply that by 4,106,330 and you get 110.8 million gallons of gas wasted by just the cars built in N.A. to date that could have been preserved via hybrid technology which already exists today, not to mention pollutants on a single fill-up. If we then extrapolated that to all vehicles around the world, week after week...
I can't say that I can point any fingers - I drive a pickup truck, getting only 17 mpg. However I actually use 4x4 and the truck config actively running oversand up to 28 times in a year on Nauset and bayside beaches. I haul a lot of cargo, and pull family members out of snowbanks in blizzards. By no means is it a trophy truck, she is worked very hard. Even still I would like nothing better than to have hybrid capabilities available for highway travel in between those times when I really need a truck.
The other two vehicles in the family are very high-efficiency 4 cylinder cars that are smaller (and easier to pull out of snowbanks). Once we get our kids thru school we plan to move out of the remote burbs and find a place where a hybrid is enough. Hopefully by then there will be a bigger variety of vehicle configs with the technology.
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Alot can be heard about Market Forces in between the lines in this thread. In the real world of Wall Street the stock prices of GM, Ford, and Daimler Chrysler compared to Toyota and especially Honda (with there leading position in Hybrids) is incredible and the division is increasing every Quarter. People are choosing to boycott by economic default. Real market forces at work here. Oil Shale in Canada is getting very close to being an economicaly viable alternative with Crude Oil as high as it is.
However the Consumption of Oil Shale will do nothing to curb Green House Emissions, or lower the price to the consumer!
I don't have the time
to weed through all the retoric,,,,pro's & cons about the different technologies for producing energy. So I'll just cut to the chase and throw out a few of my own thoughts.....For what they are worth.
First of all burning fossil fuels to run generators to create electricity seems to me to be absurd in this day and age. Coal, for one, is a bitch to extract. A dirty job that has killed a lot of workers. If not in the mines directly, an early death due to black lung disease. Oil and natural gas we don't hear that much about. I doubt it is the safest occupatiion in the world. Extracting and burning any of these fossil fuels causes pollution. Tranporting it is a problem. And may become more of a problem, due to terrorist activities. So any efferts to lessen our dependancy on fossil fuels should be considered.
Wind power is certainly a viable option in some areas.
Geo Thermal has been kicked around. But the technology doesn;t seem to be developed to the point of giving it serious consideration.
Nukes have been around for quite awhile. The problems, besides the protestors, are what to do with the waste, and the potential for catastrophy, due to either accidental or terrorist activity.
I can't speak for other countries, but here in the U.S. the nukes have a much bettter safety record than do the mines or the refineries. As for the waste problem, my rather simplistic view is just to blast it out into space. And maybe China is onto something with the mini-nukes. Smaller nuclear plant, smaller chance of mega catastrophy. Maybe even too small to atttract the attention of the bad guys,,,,or make it worth their effort.
Now the big question is,,,,,if a simple steelheader like myself can come up with solutions, why can't the greatest minds in the country? I don't think I want to know.
I fish because the voices in my head tell me to
"just to blast it out into space..."
Hmmm...imagine a space shuttle full of nuke waist exploding over Florida
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Hot water from underground can pool at hot springs. Even some animals enjoy relaxing in nature's hot tubs. Care to join them?
Hot Springs and Geysers
Water sometimes comes into contact with hot rock. The water may emerge at the surface as either a hot spring or a geyser.
Hot Springs
When hot water gently rises to the surface, it creates a hot spring. A hot spring forms where a crack in the Earth allows water to reach the surface after being heated underground. Many hot springs are used by people as natural hot tubs. Some people believe that hot springs can cure illnesses. Hot springs are found all over the world, even in Antarctica!
Even in winter, the water in this hot spring in Yellowstone doesn't freeze. Bison move near hot springs to escape the extreme cold.
Geysers are also created by water that is heated beneath the Earth's surface. The water may become superheated by magma. It becomes trapped in a narrow passageway. The heat and pressure build as more water is added. When the pressure is too much, the superheated water bursts out onto the surface. This is a geyser.
There are only a few areas in the world where the conditions are right for the formation of geysers. Only about 1,000 geysers exist worldwide. About half of them are in the United States. The most famous geyser is Old Faithful at Yellowstone National Park. The geyser erupts every 60 to 70 minutes, shooting hot water nearly 60 meters in the air. It is rare for a geyser to erupt so regularly, which is why Old Faithful is famous.
Castle Geyser is one of the many geysers at Yellowstone National Park. Castle erupts regularly, but not as frequently or predictably as Old Faithful.
The Old Faithful web cam shows periodic eruptions of Yellowstone's famous geyser in real time: http://www.nps.gov/features/yell/live/live4.htm
- geyser: A fountain of hot water and steam that erupts onto the surface.
- hot spring: A stream of hot water that flows out of the ground continuously.
- When magma heats groundwater it may come to the surface as a hot spring or a geyser.
- Geysers erupt because the water is trapped. The water becomes superheated until finally the pressure builds enough for it to break the seal.
- Yellowstone is famous for its geysers. Old Faithful erupts the most regularly.
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