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The 2nd of February 2007 will one day hopefully be remembered as the day the question mark was removed from the debate on whether human activities are driving climate change, said the head of the UN Environment Programme at the launch of the most authoritative scientific report on climate change to date.
The new Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report says there is 90% certainty that the burning of fossil fuels and other human activities are driving climate change. Read the global reaction to the report here.
"The word unequivocal is the key message of this report," said Achim Steiner, executive director of UNEP, adding that those who have doubts about the role of humans in driving the climate "can no longer ignore the evidence".
The IPCC report says the rise in global temperatures could be as high as 6.4°C by 2100. The report also predicts sea level rises and increases in the intensity of hurricanes. It is the work of 1200 climate experts from 40 countries, who have spent six years reviewing all the available climate research. It was released in Paris, France, on Friday (read the 21-page summary here, pdf format). Listen to audio from today's press conference.
The last IPCC report, issued in 2001, predicted that temperatures would rise by 1.4°C to 5.8°C by 2100, relative to 1990 temperatures.
But the new report says temperature rises by 2100 could, in the most extreme scenarios, range from 1.1°C and 6.4°C. The most likely range is 1.8°C to 4.0°C (see figure 1, right), with the report predicting that 4°C is most likely if the world continues to burn fossil-fuels at the same rate (read the The impacts of rising global temperatures).
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Rises in sea levels are predicted by the new report, threatening low-lying areas of land around the world. As the oceans warm, their waters expand, while rising temperatures also increase the melting of the ice sheets that cover Greenland and Antarctica.
In 2001, the IPCC predicted that sea levels would rise by between 9 and 88 centimetres by 2100, relative to 1990 levels. The new report says rises could range from 18 cm to 59 cm. The top end of the range corresponds to a fossil-fuel intensive future (see A1F1 scenario in Modelling the future climate: the baseline scenarios).
But predictions of sea level rise are one of the most contentious areas of the report - very recent research has suggested that rises of up to 140 cm are possible (see Shorelines may be in greater peril than thought).
The problem is that the understanding of how warming affects Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets remains limited, and they are predicted to be the most important contributors to change. Estimates of the straightforward melting of ice are incorporated in the IPCC report. But warming may also accelerate the movement of ice in glaciers into the ocean, perhaps by meltwater lubricating the undersides of ice streams.
Susan Solomon, one of the report's lead authors, said there was no published research that quantified this effect, and so it was not included. But she added: "If temperatures exceed 1.9°C to 4.6°C above pre-industrial temperatures, and were to be sustained for thousands of years, eventually we would expect the Greenland ice sheet to melt. That would raise sea level by 7 metres."
Climate change is also expected to affect the frequency and strength of tropical storms and hurricanes. The latest IPCC report says the activity of tropical cyclones is "likely" to increase over the 21st century. It says "likely" indicates a probability of more than 66%. This is a bolder statement than the World Meteorology Organisation issued in January.
Precipitation patterns will change too by 2100, according to IPCC predictions (see figure 2, right). Mid- to high-latitude regions will see up to 20% more rain and snow, while the tropical regions will see less.
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Considering the human role in causing climate change, the IPCC report is damning: "The understanding of [human] influences on climate has improved since the [2001] report, leading to a very high confidence that human activities" are responsible for most of the warming seen since 1950, says the report's summary for policymakers. "Very high confidence" is described as "at least a 9 out of 10 chance of being correct".
Before the industrial revolution, human greenhouse gas emissions were small, and the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide - the main greenhouse gas - was about 280 parts per million (ppm).
Thanks largely to the burning of fossil fuels and changes in land use, such as agricultural exploitation and deforestation, the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide reached 379 ppm in 2005, says the IPCC.
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Proof That Mankind Caused Climate Change
Fri Apr 11 16:07:02 BST 2008 by Roman Piechocinski
With great respect, I am unable to statisfy myself that either the 2001 or the 2007 IPCC reports actually confirm that humanity caused climate chanage.
How does science prove man's involvement ?
Is there a graph that demonstrates this?
If science is unabale to prove this, then is it nferred?
Proof That Mankind Caused Climate Change
Thu Apr 09 10:07:53 BST 2009 by Jorge Nunez
Well, there are hundreds of reports and the IPCC shows graphs with CO2 equivalent emissions and accumulations in the atmosphere over the period of industrialisation rapidly increasing. We emit massive amounts of CO2. So does nature, but the issue is not that, is that we are changing the balance making our present climate. We are assisting the accumulation and causing also carbon sinks to reduce (rainforests, natural sea absorption areas, etc.) and risking to liberate methane sinks. The consequences are a high risk (again risk ) of dramatic changes to nature and human habitat, i.e. high risk of famine, wars, disruptive migrations... instability. What kind of proof extra can be offered? Let's say that there is a high risk we are doing that and we should take precautionary action, this is what insurance schemes do. Science will always give a risk assessment, 100% proof of cause is sometimes not even possible after events have happened (see forensic science error risks for inspiration). This is called scientific rigour. The link is strong, changing our behaviour is anyway with some high probability also a win-win bet, except for coal and oil companies of course. It starts to make sense economically... even for sceptics.
Proof That Mankind Caused Climate Change
Mon Aug 10 17:15:07 BST 2009 by peter smaill
If you read either Nigel Lawson or Bjorn Lomborg it becomes apparent that this debate is very unsatisfactory. The Climate Change lobby have a deep vested interest in scaremongering. Who says that an increase expressed in parts per million in CO2 emissions proves anything, given the variables from other forces? If the link were axiomatic, then why did temperatures fall in the 1940-1970 period when the West and especially Soviet Union were belching out CO2?
The IPCC figures especially on sea levels are deeply subjective and the best evidence we have overall from them is that global warming has reached a plateau.It is the human neurosis of post religious man that is at work here. The Victorians sailed through profound weather shocks without resorting to this sort of science!
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We get approached all the time by folks who propose to do X or Y or Z with Defense Grid, and the one time we decided to let some other folks do something with the game (the Mac version), I can't say it went poorly, but it also didn't go as well as we had hoped (for example, there isn't a Steam version of the Mac game, even though we'd like one, and it took them a lot longer than expected and predicted).
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- It is developed by scientists and students from different universities members of the Valencia-iGEM team
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The Valencia-iGEM team, comprising scientists and students from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), Catholic University of Valencia (UCV) and the University of Valencia (UV) of various degrees (Biology, Marine Sciences, Biotechnology, Industrial Engineering and Chemistry Engineering) and coordinated by the Interdisciplinary Modelling Group (InterTech) of the UPV and the Energesis Chair of the UCV have developed a biological system to disinfect contaminated water.
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Few artists out there can perfectly capture the lurid aesthetics of exploitation's formative years. Creatively dense, vividly colorful and exceedingly retro. In other words, the antithesis of the charmless poster art that invades today's theater vestibules. UK-based artist, Tom Hodge, has stepped up to the plate. From his noteworthy Hobo with a Shotgun poster to his work for Ti West's upcoming The Innkeepers, he's evoking the vintage tones of cinema's yesteryear. It was a pleasure to interview him, he was insightful and informative. Ladies and gentlemen, the dude designs…
The obligatory question, how did you first become interested in film poster/cover illustration?
Well it has been quite a round trip, I've been drawing since a very early age, when i was eight my cousin and i used to bunk off of school to watch bad pirate copies of Rambo (who needs censorship). Then I would have these sketch books full of Rambo dismembering soldiers in the jungle, mum hated them but she never threw anything I drew away. She's still got boxes full of all my old drawing in the loft.
So naturally I became a total film and horror nut and used to collect old sample video covers from the local video shop. I'd also record films off the TV (buying a video back then was expensive), I literally ended up with a wardrobe full of videos and I'd draw my own video covers for them. Which I guess led me into graphic design after finished school. I did two years at college and then a further three years at Uni doing Visual Communication/Film Studies. The funny thing is, the more I got into design the further and further away I got from illustration and doing film posters, there just wasn't consider any real merit behind it or that industry. Design was all about minimalism, new wave, clean lines and overly clever concepts. Well that was the way i saw it!
After Uni, I jumped around a few different design jobs but actually spent most of my time working in the games industry working on the print side of things (packaging etc). I had been getting frustrated with design over the years and couldn't see a way to combine what I loved and what I did (I know it seems obvious now), but I hadn't drawn for about nine years. The breakthrough was when I started doing flyers for the Midnight Movies, which was cool because I got to really experiment with the work and find a style. Through that I then rediscovered the art of video covers and how much I loved them which is where I began my project to design video covers in an arty way more than anything commercial. So out of necessity I started to draw again. I really found my feet with my CANNON project which lead onto the Video dungeon piece for Empire Magazine and then onto Arrow Video where I really started to expand my drawing style more and gain the confidence to work on Hobo and the Innkeepers. I've still got a long way to go though and get nervous every time I start a big job! So we will see what happens!
Can you describe your thoughts on modern film posters and the creativity (or lack thereof) in the industry?
The problem with modern film posters is basically MARKETING! It controls everything now, but they are numbers and figures people. It's all 'market research' and 'demographics' not creatively led. Not to piss anyone off, but you have someone who can't draw or design telling people who can how to do it. So what do you expect?
In the past you would have to higher an illustrator to do a poster or video cover (there was no other alternative) and you'd have to trust what came out of there creatively to some extent. Which gave the work personality and individuality, now with computers and Photoshop, 'creatives' have lost a lot of the control as marketing can request what they like, designs are kind of used like tools a lot of the time so we end up with super head posters!
Don't get me wrong, I use Photoshop for my work, but I try not to let it use me so no layer effects. I think, "how would they achieve this effect in the old posters and go down that route instead?"
There's a great article from Creative Review about it all, which says "multiple executions and a tortuous approval process, this remains a complex and frustrating industry to work in". As many as 400 to 500 pieces of artwork can get produced for one poster. That's just too many choices man, can someone just make up their mind?
I think poster art is coming into its own again though through the use of the web with things like forums, blogs and newsletters etc. They will all happily link to the poster, people want to write and read about this stuff. You just need to provide them with an image that has a hook, which people can write about and want to see. That then raises awareness of a film like free ad space, which is what a poster is supposed to do. Boring posters just won't make the cut and if they do it will just get laughed at, not doing the film any good.
I want to produce some sweet, detailed, thought through and passionate designs which can speak to people. I'm going to be working on a few lower budget films next which is cool because it gives these film a voice that wouldn't normally get heard due to some awful Photoshop composed poster that no one would pay attention to.
I'm still working on getting my name about at the moment, so hopefully I'll continue to get great responses online and make enough ripples to rock that boat. The more people are vocal that they don't want to see a star's face with a bit of grain and a colour wash to sell a film, the cooler the posters will be again.
A personal favorite of mine is your cover for Jaguar Lives!, you perfectly capture the retro action VHS cover complete with Joe Lewis' iconic flying kick. I recall the outlandish claims in the trailer where they compare him to Bruce Lee and Clint Eastwood. What's one of your favorite tag lines or trailer quotes?
Hey thanks man, I'm working on a real retro video cover at the moment complete with tacky type!
Obviously IT'S ONLY A MOVIE, IT'S ONLY A MOVIE…is a legendary tag line, but I do love the strapline on the little known horror film 'The Lift'. "Take the stairs, take the stairs. For God's sake, take the Stairs!!!"


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JamesDeeAdministratorPosts : 58 Joined: 30 OCT 2011 Location: US Status : Offline | Posted In: Articles : Walkthroughs Welcome to what could be the most disappointing game I have ever played. I have not seen the Disney animated movie so what I know of the story is based on the game itself. The story for this game is fascinating and similar to Drowned God in its use of conspiracy theories. I read the introduction to the game and was thoroughly absorbed. However, an intriguing premise does not a successful game make. Adventure games are known for their storyline above all other things. The potential held in this game was enormous, but what does the gameplay consist of? MINDLESS SHOOTING. How better to insult the mentality of a person who has been hooked by the storyline than to prevent that person from using their mind at all in the game. The hybrid known as action-adventure is a successful one, and I enjoyed Tomb Raider, Heretic 2, and Alice. However, this game seems to have forgotten the adventure part! The graphics are pleasant (using the Lithtech engine) and the sound is adequate. I must say I didn't find the game boring (there are six short levels all quite different) but I had this overwhelming feeling of wondering, "what if?". This game could have been called "Timeline Junior" but, if anything, this game made me like Timeline more-at least it had some interactivity! The game has three levels of difficulty. It suffers from the console disease that has raised its ugly head in Planet of the Apes, Frank Herbert's Dune, and Shadow of Zorro recently: saving can only occur between levels. The levels are small, as I said before, so it wasn't too big a hassle to repeat them a couple of times. Another problem was the game's brevity: six short levels, each of which takes only about 5-10 minutes to complete. I probably wouldn't have minded had the game actually made more use of its storyline. At the end of the game, you find the story continues in Atlantis: The Lost Empire-Trial by Fire. Yeah, I'll be getting that one-NOT! Don't waste your money on this one, unless you want to buy mine Introduction (READ THIS PART IF NOTHING ELSE!) The game centers around the Scrolls of Aziz, a shepherd who visited Atlantis. The scrolls, over the years, were moved from Atlantis to Greece to Rome to England to Iceland. A mysterious sect called the Keepers have kept the scrolls protected throughout this time, including their current resting place, Iceland. Over the years, the scrolls have touched numerous famous people: Amerigo Vespucci, Leonardo da Vinci, Borgia, Charles V of Spain, Philip II of Spain, Christopher Wren, Louis XVI of France, Marie Antoinette, Benjamin Franklin, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Lord Nelson, many of whom knew their significance and kept the information hidden. Watch the crystal clear Disney animation to set the scene. I assume this is from the movie. Then, the graphics change from cartoon to 3D. It is 1901. You have been sent on an expedition to Iceland to retrieve what is now known as the Shepherd's Journal. In this introductory, you do not have to do anything! Just float along as you receive your briefing. You can move the boat by using the arrows if you wish. The Grotto Follow the path out of the camp. Collect the tool (automatic) on the ground. Avoid the ice boulders Follow the path, collecting power ups as needed. Shoot all Keepers you meet along the way. Be careful at the second wooden bridge. You must jump while running across because it gives way. Provided you jump about half way, you will make it. Keep following the path until you reach the Whitmore Wing, a glider. A cutscene plays. The Valley Fly the glider, moving it up and down, fast and slow to avoid the firing from below and behind. Duck below cliff walls or got through passages as required. Note the lovely sky graphics. Eventually, you arrive at the Keep. The Keep Go straight ahead. Take out all the Keepers and move in a forward direction. Pick up power ups as required. All paths lead to the Journal Room. The Journal Room The most "adventure like" level. Approach the stonebook in the middle of the room. You are informed you need to collect the talismans of the four elements, one per room. Go in each room and collect the talisman there. When returning to the main room, be sure to eliminate the Keepers that have somehow entered the room. There were more each time I entered a new element room. Take each element to the stonebook. When you have acquired all four, the altar thing lowers you to a secret room. Go up to the journal. A cutscene plays, showing the adventure has just begun. GAME OVER. I'm here to help! Press A to jump! |
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Interim Scotland coach Scott Johnson admits he is still to make a decision on just who will replace record-breaking scrum-half Mike Blair.
Johnson has taken command of the ailing squad following Andy Robinson's resignation and will be in charge for the Scots' RBS 6 Nations opener with England on February 2.
And his first major decision will be deciding which one of three players takes over the 85-time capped Brive half-back Blair following his decision to step down from the international game on Monday.
He said: "When you lose a bloke with 80-odd caps, it is not easy to replace him.
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Among Johnson's options to take over from Blair - who has played more games for Scotland than any other scrum-half - are Edinburgh stand-off Greig Laidlaw, who has operated at number nine for Scotland in the past, or either of Glasgow duo Chris Cusiter and Henry Pyrgos.
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"Greig will be there or there abouts but there is others too. We are waiting on the injury update on 'Cus' and we will see how Henry Pyrgos is and the form of others as well. We will go with what we have got. That is all we can do."
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Team news for Saturday's League Two clash between Port Vale and Bristol Rovers at Vale Park.
Port Vale will wait to see if Stuart Tomlinson is fit to return in goal.
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1 tsp. salt
1 green or red bell pepper, diced
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1½ c. frozen corn, defrosted
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Coquitlam RCMP say a woman has died after being struck by a car while walking on the sidewalk on Saturday.
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Updated: November 23, 2012
Maybe you got a note of encouraging words on your car recently.
At a car wash and found five dollars? You were the victim of a random act of kindness and now you know why.
Clarissa Peters spent her 47th birthday holding a sign claiming she wants to give you money.
"What is it?" Clarissa said, "And why are you giving it to me, like they thought I expected something in return."
Of course most people were skeptical and looked for a catch. Others avoided Clarissa all together.
"And we would watch them make a block to go around me," she said.
But there was no catch. Inspired by someone else's story, for Clarissa's 47th birthday she decided to do 47 random acts of kindness.
"And I thought what a great thing!" she said. "And what a great way to spend your birthday."
In the days leading up to her November 17th birthday deadline, she passed out lottery tickets to strangers, left notes with encouraging words on their cars.
"Also I cut all my hair off," she said.
And donated it to 'Locks Of Love'.
Each day something new, culminating with her passing money out to strangers in the River Market on her birthday.
"That's why I held it back for my actual birthday," she said. "Because I was looking forward to that one."
Many lessons she said she learned, but the one that sticks out is that positivity and kindness are contagious.
"It's just really inspirational," said Clarissa's friend for almost 40 years, Ann Higgins.
Higgins took Clarissa's suggestion to do some of the random acts of kindness along with her.
"On your own," Higgins said. "Just when the opportunity arises."
Both woman said they'll keep it up year round, but Clarissa's birthday just happens to fall during a time of year everyone is giving thanks.


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Rather, the decisions coming soon are who will replace Republican Chris Monzel on City Council, and who will replace Tom Callinan as editor at The Enquirer.
For all the rhetoric about the United States' right to freedom of the press, the best reporting on the governmental secrets revealed by WikiLeaks, and the deeper issues they raise, has been done by media outlets in other nations. And the best and most in-depth interview with Julian Assange has been done by a British journalist for Al Jazeera, the Arab satellite news channel.
David Frost, who famously interviewed President Nixon a few years after his resignation following the Watergate scandal, now has a program on Al Jazeera, entitled Frost Over the World.
With donations from filmmaker Michael Moore and others, WikiLeaks provocateur Julian Assange made bail today and was released from a British prison, awaiting extradition to Sweden on sex charges.
A judge had set Assange's bail at 240,000 pounds, which equals about $380,521. Moore donated $20,000, which equals about 12,633 pounds.
Gretchen Carlson continues to make Cincinnati — her one-time home in the 1990s — proud of her accomplishments as Fox News morning host. The former WCPO-TV reporter and anchor (and former Miss America) is the latest national media personality to take the brave stand of supporting the little-known and underappreciated holiday of Christmas.
In the latest volley in the escalating cyberwar involving attacks on WikiLeaks and its founder, anonymous hackers have blocked access and disrupted service to Web sites for MasterCard, the Swedish prosecutor's office and the attorney representing two women accusing Assange of crimes
After WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange voluntarily turned himself into British authorities today, he was denied bail and remains in custody until at least Dec. 14, according to The Guardian newspaper in London.
Assange, 39, was told by London Metropolitan police about new charges he faces in connection with two sexual encounters he had in Sweden. "He is accused by the Swedish authorities of one count of unlawful coercion, two counts of sexual molestation and one count of rape, all alleged to have been committed in August 2010," the newspaper reported.
Just hours after a Swiss bank froze access today to a legal defense fund established for WikiLeaks provocateur Julian Assange, a group of hackers have shut down the bank's Web site in an escalating "infowar."
A group calling itself Operation Payback took responsibility for the Internet attack on the Swiss bank, PostFinance, via its Twitter account. "We will fire at anyone that tries to censor WikiLeaks," the group said in its announcement.
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As newspaper insiders and others speculate about who will replace Tom Callinan at The Enquirer, sources report that Beryl Love and his wife made a quick trip to Cincinnati two weeks ago, the week before Thanksgiving.
Love is executive editor at The Reno Gazette Journalin Nevada, another publication owned by The Gannett Co., The Enquirer's parent firm. He was the first editor at the now-defunct CiN Weekly, and is a Cincinnati native and a University of Cincinnati graduate.
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Never one known to be shy or retiring, Ochocinco appears naked and holding a football in front of his genitalia in the ad for the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). Referring to the many tattoos visible on his muscular frame, the ad's tagline is, "Ink, Not Mink."


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Have you ever heard the phrase, "Can't died in the corn-patch?"
It's something my dad used to always tell me that his school teacher always told him. And that phrase has stayed with me since I was a little kid, obviously.
So this last weekend was a busy weekend with baling hay at our house. I'm sick of square bales now. I much prefer the round bales, but that's totally not the point of this post. Getting back on topic, square bales can weigh anywhere from 50-95lbs. Very seldom do you get that higher end but you can.
Tbug was over this weekend. Now she's seen the fun side of owning/riding horses and that's the whole, riding of the horses. Giving them a bath isn't all that bad either, especially if it is hot and so are you! But on the other end of that is the caring & feeding of horses. It's always cheaper if you can bale your own hay or at least pick it up out of the field if you're buying it so you aren't paying someone else for their labor. She's never been around any of those times though, until this weekend.
She got to experience all of the fun that went with it, from riding around on the tractor with her daddy mowing hay, fixing the tractor, raking hay, baling hay and even picking it up out of the field and putting it into the barn. I'm not so sure she didn't go home Sunday night to her mom's and crash.
She was a lot of help too! She rode around with her daddy on the tractor Friday night mowing the hay down.
Later in the evening when they were working on the air conditioner on the cabbed tractor, she was helping hand her daddy parts and helped me move all his tools from the broken tool box to the new tool box he got for Father's Day.
Saturday morning she ran to town with her daddy to get pallets to put the hay on in the barn, the parts store to get a piece for the AC, and to my parents house to get the rake. Then her daddy sent me back after the flat bed trailer while they raked the field. She even got to drive the tractor & rake for a few laps. {No I didn't get pictures, I was getting the stupid trailer... lol :).}
Then she rode around with her daddy for a few laps to bale hay. Later in the early afternoon she hopped off the tractor and rode around on the hay trailer with me helping load the hay.
Sunday she was a trooper again because she was back out there helping ride around on the trailer while we were loading hay up. Then when we took a load over to my parents barn (after ours was full), she helped unload the trailer. I would roll the bales to her and she would roll bales off to her daddy & Robert for them to take into the barn. Then I had her switch places with me and she rolled them to me and I put them on the hay elevator to go up into the loft after the main part of the floor was full.
Every now and again she would tell me she "Can't" do something. So I had to explain to her the difference between "I can't" and "I really could use some help." I'm not quite sure she knew what to say when I told her You can do anything you put your mind to if you really want, but the only thing you "can't" do is pee standing up. Yes, I said that. Later her daddy pointed out that in fact she could, it would just be messy. Ok so anyway, I hope she walked away from this weekend with an "I Can" attitude :).


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The two leading environmental politicians met at a reception hosted by Governor Schwarzenegger at the climate change summit in Denmark.
Ms Davidson said:
"Fresh from receiving an award to recognise California's leadership on climate I was very pleased that Governor Schwarzenegger complimented Wales on the work we are undertaking on this agenda saying we are all in this together.
"It is clear from the commitments that regional governments across the world have already made that we are setting the pace on this agenda and hopefully our example will lead to a deal by the end of the week."
Governor Schwarzenegger also met Assembly Government officials. He told them:
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Ms Davidson is attending the event in her role as Chair of the Network of Regional Governments for Sustainable Development (nrg4SD) and as the Assembly Government Minister responsible for Climate Change in Wales which has taken a leading role in demonstrating what subnational government can do. It provided an opportunity for Ms Davidson and Governor Schwarzenegger to exchange good practice with other nations and regions.
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I have the sink place in the corner of my L-shaped kitchen and I couldn't waste that space. As you know, specific corner racks are quite expensive but I just wanted something movable under my countertop!
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When I found this recipe, I was planning a party and thought it might be fun, different salsa to set out with chips. It was an absolute success. People love the garlic, corn and avocado combination. Susan Vandermeer, Ogden, Utah
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Nutritional Facts 1/4 cup (calculated without chips) equals 82 calories, 7 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 85 mg sodium, 5 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 1 g protein. Diabetic Exchange: 1-1/2 fat.
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Reviewed on Feb. 19, 2013 by LiamsBabi
Served this at a shower and everyone loved it and wanted the recipe. Try it and you'll be hooked!
Reviewed on Feb. 15, 2013 by Kristiana13
LOVED this recipe! Added black beans, cilantro and tomatoes and it was delicious, easy and crowd pleasing will definitely make again!
Reviewed on Feb. 03, 2013 by grandmaof09
This salsa is delicious! I tweaked it a little because I just can't see salsa without tomatoes. So I added a can of Rotel (medium strength).
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This is perfect as is. I didn't have to change anything. Served for a party and it was gone in no time. Get ready to give out recipes for this. Perfect for Superbowl party!
Reviewed on Jan. 31, 2013 by bonnie.reider
This is absolutely delicious! I added a can of black beans, rinsed and drained, two chopped Roma tomatoes, and a handful of chopped cilantro. It's amazing!
Reviewed on Jan. 29, 2013 by beverlytanner
I loved it but would like to know the nutritional diabetic values since I am a Type 1 diabetic I need to know what carb count there is so I know how much extra insulin to take.
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I haven't made it yet - but abhor the use of "diabetic friendly" without providing nutritional information!!!!!
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I could eat this with a spoon!!! Yummo!
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We make this recipe at all our parties. Always a a big hit!
Reviewed on Dec. 14, 2011 by MuddyMarj
Also great to add a can of black beans - rinsed and drained.
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