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By: Monica Tassoni
Updated: September 23, 2011
"This is going to be one of the cleanest coal field plants that has ever been built." Said Director of Development, Helen Manroe.
While most coal plants consume tons of water.
"An average coal plant uses 12 millions gallons a day." Said Helen Manroe.
Tenaska will only use a measly million.
"We have worked really hard to minimize the amount of water needed for this plant." Said Ms. Manroe.
Instead of using water to cool the turbines, Tenaska will use dry ice and air.
"Given the semi arid nature of this part of the country it just made sense."
And given the drought west Texas is dealing with, this will help ease farmers and residents worries.
"Its going to set a standard that then every coal plant is going to have to match."
The Tenaska plant will generate enough electricity for 600,000 homes.


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Semi-automatic transmission: This was basically a manually transmission without a clutch pedal. It was activated by the driver putting his or her hand on the shift lever. This was used by Porsche and Volkswagen.
Rear-facing seats: These were mainly used in station wagons. The very last seat in the wagon faced the rear of the car, which often resulted in the person sitting in that seat getting motion sickness from traveling backwards.
Record player: Before there were MP3 plug-ins or CD players, and even before cassette players, there was the in-car record player. Chrysler offered this from 1956 to 1957. However, drivers had to buy special sized records to work in the car's player, and record often got scratched during bumpy drives.
Mounted horse head: When very early car models were made, there were still horses on roads. A fake horse head mounted on the front of a car was supposed to make horses less afraid of cars.


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Paulie: Bowl games are end-all, mean nothing
Originally published: Jan 5, 2011 - 10:38 pm
Mark it down. Five days into the New Year, the last house guest just checked out of Hotel Casa Calvisi. Now, if only the college football bowl season would get the hint and do the same.
Here in 2011, bowl games are no longer the end-all, be-all. Instead, it's more like end-all, mean nothing.
It's like that old Springsteen song - "34 Bowl Games and Nothin' On." (Or was it "57 Channels"?!) Whatever. The point is that we can all keep flipping the remote and ain't nothin' gonna be on. Not until the BCS Title Game.
Why? That's easy and obvious. The Plus-one format has gradually become the Only-one. From the Poinsettia to the Pinstripe, the Humanitarian to the Holiday, not to mention the, uh, Beef �O Brady Bowl, GoDaddy.com, and TicketCity (where they sold none), the bowl schedule reads like the menu at The Cheesecake Factory, which is to say that it should come replete with a table of contents and index.
In other words, the bowl season itself reads like the run-on sentence above.
And, like everything else in life, this format comes with a cost. In fact, if you take these games to the register, you'll find that the price tag scans a lot like college hoops. Just flip the seasons. Because the Plus-one format has done to the college football postseason what March Madness has done to the college basketball regular season. Rendered �em largely impotent and irrelevant.
And, you know what? Just like that botched Jerome Boger spot in Seattle, it really shouldn't be that tough of a call. In fact, look at that supposedly lackluster SNF match up and let's ask ourselves why did that game just garner the best Sunday night rating in 9 years?! Well, we know why: because it mattered! Forget the teams (Rams-Seahawks), all anyone needed to know was that the winner advanced to the postseason, while the loser exited into its off-season.
By comparison, college football bowl games have become the paper cups stacked at the water cooler. One and done. Utterly disposable. Fans now watch the Rose Bowl just like they watch the Rose Parade - for the pageantry. Nothing more.
Hence, just like the house guests that never get the hint, you know what somebody needs to leave in college football's cubicle? A stick of deodorant. Cuz, yes, it's all starting to smell. From the stands. And from the couch.


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With the signing of Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton to a five-year, $125 million deal, the Angels have once again made the biggest splash in the free agency pool. It comes a year after they snared Albert Pujols and with the spectacular rookie season of Mike Trout, the Angels now field a fearsome lineup.
The signing was confirmed by a baseball official familiar with the deal but not authorized to speak on the record because the signing will not be official until Hamilton passes a physical.
Those three players combined for 103 home runs and 316 runs batted in last season — and that's with Pujols hitting a career-low 30 home runs.
The Pujols signing did not pay immediate dividends for the Angels, who went 89-73 and finished behind Oakland and the Rangers in the American League West and four games out of the wild card spot. But instead of shoring up the pitching staff, the Angels spent big on another bat. The Angels finished 18th in the majors in earned run average (4.02). They were already tied for first in the majors in batting average (.274) and tied for fourth in R.B.I. (732).
Hamilton's five-year run with the Rangers had a little bit of everything: two World Series appearances, but two World Series losses, a public battle with alcoholism and three seasons with more than 30 home runs including last year's career high of 43. Whether he would re-sign with the Rangers became a sub-plot of that season, which ended in disappointment when Oakland snatched the division title on the last day of the season with Hamilton making a crucial two-run error in the 12-5 loss. The Rangers then lost in the wild card game to the Orioles.


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You should do an underground Spawning Pool. Would make sense if it was a Lizardmen dungeon.
You should do an underground Spawning Pool. Would make sense if it was a Lizardmen dungeon.
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Warhammer Battle Day - Time for Epic Battles
Warhammer 8th games played : 26
Storm of Magic games played : 2
You've got some great ideas - I love it! Can't wait to see some of your stuff with some paint on to really bring it to life!
Keep up the good work
Daniel36, that I imagine will be made sometime down the line!
Daemonslave, cheers! Paint is still a while off yet, I have yet to finish building all the main sections and I've also yet to think of a way to seal the sides flat (if that makes any sense?).
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Not a very exciting update, but in between hacking up and GSing old Chaos Marines and trying to find my spare knife blades (last one snapped off!) I did get the first five Gor done in the skin-department (aside from a simple highlight on the muzzle and a mistake or two that I noticed).
The first few highlights aren't that exciting, but the final mix has to blended into the recesses and shadows. Don't make the mistake I initially did and wash / glaze the entire model! This is because of the nature of Foundation Paints, which separate into a big grey/flesh (in this case) and ruins the effect I was going for. Bad times, and lesson learnt.
I'm not sure how to go about the fur, any suggestions folks?
I'm going to try and get these done soon because I want to move on to other things to attack my paintbrushes with!
Looks great; in a group the style of painting really comes across nicely. Am I mistaken (have I even said this before?) but do you use a grey in your highlighting? Either way, look forward to the final images of this group
That is correct! I use the now OOP Foundation paint called Astronomican Grey for highlighting colder colours. Likewise I use the also now unavailable Dheneb Stone for warmer colours.
I am rather pleased with the Beastmen so far! The second rank is only one stage behind the first then I get to move onto the easier things like fur and weapons.
Speaking of paints I've purchased a dozen of the new Citadel range and thus far I'm impressed! I'm going to post my thoughts about them on my blog sometime soon.
After the Gors I've got a selection of things I'm assembling at the moment such as Skaven Wolf Rats alongside some Skinks and the new Empire Witch Hunter which I couldn't resist!
Seriously, who can resist the new Witch Hunter? It is gracing my collection as well. I would've bought it even if I hadn't played Empire.
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Yeah, it tooka while to clean my one up but it's starting to get some basecoats on it now.
It handily enough can be used either as the official Warrior or as a bad-ass NPC to spice up my dungeons. Note to self: need more NPCS.
That dungeon looks amazing. I've been meaning to make one myself for years now and never quite settled on a method, but those carved up cork tiles are a stroke of genius.
Glad you're enjoying painting the beastmen. They look good already and the newer plastics are fun to paint.
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Started the night off with a bang, bang — Jagjaguwar Records' Okkervil River at Grammer's. The tent was packed — so packed that it was hard to weave to the front — but I was sneaky. From Austin, Texas, and labeled Folk Pop, Okkervil didn't disappoint. Will Sheff, frontman with a beard and black-rimmed glasses, busted out a clear, deep, penetrating voice. Between the strings, bass, guitar, tambourine, keys and more, this band built a series of startling crescendos, while still allowing for some playful guitar solos. The music would surge to rise, then dive, pulling off a true independent spirit that was uplifting, but mixed with the bass vocals, there was yet another layer of complexity that made it artistic and multifaceted. This band has truly grown and tightened over time, becoming mature, and they've carefully molded the tunes into a creative shape, while maintaining a structure worth following.
After the tumultuous revolution of The White Stripes, the twisted Pop/Rock convention of The Raconteurs and the Blues/Indie Rock gene splice of Dead Weather, there was nothing left for Jack White to do but to hang his own name on the marquee and go the solo route. There is an argument to be made that every White project is an extension of his musical persona regardless of the personnel he surrounds himself with or what he calls it; even the album's he produces bear his distinctive mark. At the same time, it's also true White uses his shifting musical guises to offer a prismatic glimpse into the unique facets of his creative psyche, each one cut from the same bolt of cloth but patterned into something subtly but noticeably different.
White's debut solo album, Blunderbuss, follows that logic line in much the same way. He explores and expands upon many of the genre variations that have defined his catalog to date in the service of imploding love songs that, at least on the surface, would seem to point toward his recent divorce as inspiration. In fact, the lack of actual drama surrounding that event indicates that White has written a song cycle about theoretical bad love rather than using pages out of his tear-stained journal for his muse.
Musically, Blunderbuss is a mixed bag of White's best tricks; the Who-like guitar blast of "Sixteen Saltines," the Prince-channels-the-Stooges Soul squall of "Freedom at 21" and the bluesy sugar swing of "I'm Shakin'." But White also pushes his work down some interesting new paths as well, from the Americanapolitan Soul of "Love Interruption" (where White and singer Ruby Amanfu duet in a manner befitting Robert Plant and Alison Krauss) and the purer Country sway of the effecting title track to the Ray Davies-tinged dancehall Pop of "Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy" and the loungey piano Pop of "Hypocritical Kiss."
Blunderbuss is another prime example of Jack White's impeccable track record as one of Indie Rock's most reliable chameleons.
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I've sprained my neck.* I'm taking Vicodin and Thursday night is the first night of MidPoint Music Festival. When my editor told me my review should be first-person and to "think, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," I snorted at just how closely it might come given my current intake of prescription drugs.
No longer stoked for the experience but realizing it's far too late to get out of going, I texted my friend, Rachel, on Wednesday night. Was she going? Could I tag along with her? The buddy system seemed like a good idea this time around. She immediately told me sure and that she had planned to see Andrew Bird, Best Coast & Dirty Projectors on Thursday.
Thursday evening, I stroll toward Washington Park. There aren't tons of people out at 7:45, but it's still early in the week and early in the night. There are still enough people that it's easy to walk mindlessly at the heels of a group of scarf-donning 20-somethings and end up where I need to be to meet my friends.
I glance around, but I don't try too hard to find Rachel. She's one of those people you hear before you see. Instead, I find a spot near the sound booth between two relatively attractive and seemingly girlfriend-less guys, pull out my phone and begin to send texts and emails.
By 8:10, I'm bitching, though.
She knows I'm jacked up on painkillers. If I wander off with some heavily bearded rapist in skinny jeans, thinking he's Rach, it's all her fault. Mostly importantly, I'm absolutely distraught that I shaved my legs yesterday. I've always had this strange idea that if I'm about to get raped, I'll just say, "You don't want me. It's a hot mess down there." I think he'll be disgusted by my lack of feminine upkeep leave me alone. Now I'll never know if that line works! Has anyone already tried it? I'll have to Google it later.It's 8:20 and I still don't see Rachel. I do, however, see a tall, lanky shadow near the ATMs and he's laughing. It's Dan. I text Rach for confirmation and then head over to find him with a few other people I know. (They have names, too, but they're really irrelevant for tonight.)
We make a few bad jokes and then Andrew Bird starts with zero fanfare. He just launches into his music, people applaud in surprise, and he carries on It's a beautiful view. Andrew Bird has these slowly spinning art-installations that look like plumes of smoke and a very cool rotating double-Vitrolla-like thing. Above the roof of the stage glows the pretty, white flora-inspired window of Music Hall. Last time I went to Music Hall for the Opera, I was probably parked just about where my friends and I currently stood.
He's good. His whistles have me staring at him in expectation. Where are the little animated birds fluttering toward him with ribbons for his hair and water for his face? It's all just so pretty. I'm mesmerized.
Until my foot lands on something hard and round. Is it a sprinkler head? Yes. I know this without having to look at it. And yet, drop my head and try to find the small black circle as it hides out in the grass and my shadow. I don't see it. But I feel it, right under my foot. It finally occurs to me that I should lift my foot and I immediately stumbled into Rachel and Dan, who shrug off my apologies. Figuring out how long I've known Dan requires higher math than I'm capable of, but he's used to my stumbling into him.
The stumbling and bumping calls my attention to the fact that Andrew Bird is playing not only an entirely new song but also he's in an entirely different spot. He's near an upright bass, hovering over an old microphone and making music I love oh-so-much. Still, when it's back to the usual stuff, I'm not the only one feeling the weight of his mellow music.
It's decided that we need caffeine. Fast.
As half our group strides through back alleys and around clusters of people, Rachel tries, to no avail, to tell us that Yelp says Coffee Emporium closes at 8 p.m. She's like one of Andrew Bird's birds, she sounds nice in all the chaos, but she's having a hard time rising above it. In the end, it takes standing in front of Coffee Emporium's darkened doors for Dan and I to admit defeat.
Ira's (Iris? I can never remember) is closed, too.
So, we do what any sensible, caffeine depraved people would do: We send Dan to his apartment to make us some while we go stand on Clay and watch Best Coast through a fence.
No one will ever convince me this isn't the best view for their show. Sure, you can't see their faces. But, you can still pick up on all their energy and hear things perfectly. Mostly, though, you also get to see the rest of the crowd dancing like crazy fools, singing along and having an awesome time. Standing outside that fence, I think I enjoyed the energy far more than I would if I were amidst those flying elbows and twitching hips.
Dan and, our friend, Erik are back.
They brought camp chairs and no coffee.
We utilize the chairs and this awesome see-saw for a hot minute before Dan gets a text about Bluegrass at Mr. Pitiful's and then we're off, again. I'm still not entirely sure what our friends were talking about at this point. They came out giddy over the .5 seconds of music they heard that sounded Bluegrass and Irish. (Despite knowing Dan for at least half my life, I'm still surprised by how absolutely stoked he is about this.) They mentioned a name that I don't see anywhere on Mr. Pitiful's Thursday line-up. However, on Friday we're all meeting up at the Midway at 5p, where they are, apparently, playing again.
Despite multiple pleas of, "Are you sure we shouldn't support our friend?" and "We could at least peak in and say 'Hi,'" we don't make it into Mr. Pitiful's to say reassuring things to Young Heirloom's Chris Rob.** For a brief second I contemplate making a stand. I'll stand like Superman and demand we give this musician-man our dues!
Except they're talking about caffeine, again, and if they go too far, I'll never find them. Even not on my best of days, OTR is like that tricked out maze in Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire. Except Lord Voldemort is played by a skinny, African American guy who comes up to Dan while we're still on Main Street.
"Hey man, have you ever been tazed?" he asks my friend.
A bright light flashes and I'm terrified for my one-time best friend. What's that disarmament spell? But it's just a watch or a flash light or something and Dan, who I think I've only ever seen mad once (at me, of course), just shakes his head and tell the guy it's not cool, he doesn't even know him.
And then we're just not there anymore. We're in 1215 Wine Bar and Coffee Lab.
But, I don't actually like either of those things. All I've wanted all this time was a pop or a chai. They have chai, though. And they'll ice it! And, you know what else? It doesn't taste like my coveted goodness from Fido, in Nashville, but I think it's better than Starbucks. Holy Shit. This place needs a drive-thru.
I'm talked out of seconds by Rachel, who is bound and determined we make it to The Emery for Dirty Projector. I'm ready to give up the ghost. I just want another chai…or 10. There's a cheese plate that looks good, too. Mm, Cheese. But, I remind myself that I'm supposed to be writing about the music. Also, I have no idea which direction I'd go to get back to my car once I've been properly filled with dairy products.
So, off we go, to the Emery.
It's packed. Thank goodness Cincinnati is filled with some seriously sweet people. A bit of rearranging and the seven of us are in one long row in the balcony. We're only forced to sit and hide yawns for a few minutes before the music starts.
I like Dirty Projectors and their quirky, disjointed Pop Rock. It makes me want to dance. Except no one in the balcony dances. I can see hints of movement and excitement below. But the people around me, the ones near the rafters, are zombie-like. No one moves, except to yawn or to leave. It's hot, too, and I swear on anything that it smells like Skyline up there.
They should have played at Washington Park. Out in the cool air and in the open field, where there aren't seats to lull the tired, drunken masses to sleep. That would have been better for everyone.
When I find myself trying to calculate the likelihood of my death if the balcony collapses, I know it's time to go. It's been a short night, but I'm done. If I stay much longer, I'll fall asleep. Or I'll throw up. I pop a Tums for the trip back to my car and duck out.
Once outside, I'm far less concerned than I should be about the fact that I have only a vague idea how to get to my car.
There is one thing I know for certain, though: I'm stopping for Skyline on the way home and I want extra cheese.
*Who knew that was even possible? Not me.
**That's his name with us, whether he likes it or not.
The National's set was evidently well thought-out, opening with the powerful "Mistaken for Strangers," with the vocals and drums seemingly soaring through the theater. If you haven't had a chance to catch a show at Emery Theatre (my first experience was last week), you should certainly make that a priority. The theater, coupled with a band like the National, truly makes for an unforgettable experience. The venue alone creates a sense of intimacy between audience and act, something that is usually sacrificed to see your favorite bands.
From the very start of
the set, the audience was completely engaged with the boys on stage, bursting
into cheers and applause at the every songs beginning and end (and even during
songs at times). The only drawback for me was the fact that Matt Berninger would
simply not let me forget that the show was political. It seemed as if in
between every song some sort of Democratic rhetoric (not that the other side's
rhetorical strategies are any better) was interjected. Something about the importance of voting, or how
privileged we are, which is somewhat obnoxious at that point. It's highly
doubtful that anybody was suddenly converted by The National, and even more so
that anyone in attendance last night was slightest bit unsure about their vote.
I suppose that's mostly my fault, though — I should expect such from a campaign concert.
All that aside, the audience was left in a state of bliss by
the concert's end, as The National closed out their set with an unplugged
version "Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks." Earlier in the night, I had spoken to a
friend who had said the venue was acoustically pure, meaning that even without
any sort of amplification, the sound would still resonate throughout the entire
theater — and he couldn't be more right.
The sound was not hindered in any way (I was a few rows back) and it
carried through the historic site as if I was the only one there. The closer truly unified the entire show into
a ecstatic experience that I will certainly not forget.
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"I'm getting too old for this shit."
The phrase was a mantra as I entered the Pitchfork Music Festival 2011, the three-day-long music festival sponsored by the taste-making music website which blasted into Chicago's Union Park from July 15-17. The thought of crowds thousands deep filled with folks almost 20 years my junior, sweltering heat forecast for the weekend and three stages filled with many bands that I had never heard before transformed this generally laid-back, open-minded reporter into a crotchety curmudgeon.
Bogart's was filled with love Saturday night. It ran up the wood paneled walls and across the ceiling before raining back down onto the crowd, again. It was a mutual adoration, too. Seeing City and Colour live is far better than listening to them in the privacy of your own home. They put on an awesome show. Cincinnati was just as thankful to stand witness to their energy, as the band was to play to a sold-out house of loving fans. Two events during the night made the band's love for their fans shine through the speakers most.


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I've just returned from a dizzying trip to the always impressive Californian metropolis, where I joined a select group of "Pearl-People" (people linked to the pearl industry) to discuss a subject that we always discuss: pearls, pearls and more pearls. The interesting thing about such events is that they involve people who are in different areas of this field: pearl farmers, nuclei producers, wholesalers, retailers, designers, gemologists and collectors. In all: quite an interesting array of areas of expertise and depth of knowledge.
A total of 16 people were invited to the "Pearl Ruckus 2010″, an event that was promoted by Jeremy Shepherd, CEO of "Pearl Paradise", by "Jewelmer" and by "Classical Wines of Spain". The event included five conferences, as well as several social events where the pampered guests would enjoy fine Spanish wines, exquisite sushi and even indulge in a bit of Whiskey tasting. We were treated like royalty…and as such, pearls adorned all the fair ladies at the event.
Conferences – Saturday 24
Beginning at 10:30 am and ending at around 4 pm, we were fortunate to attend the presentations by the following lecturers:
Blaire Beavers (GemGeek): A comprehensive lecture on "Exotic Pearls", among which Blair talked about the New Zealand's Abalone Mabe pearls, the large orange-colored "Melo-Melo" Conch pearls, the giant pearls of the Tridacna, the beautiful and elusive Nautilus pearls (a relative of "Paul the Octopus") and, of course, the "Cortez Pearl". I do have to point out that GemGeek recently visited our farm (last May),but she seemed fascinated by our local fare of regional seafood, and this was quite evident in the presentation, which included pictures of the fish tacos and other delicacies.
Michael Rivers (Mikeyy): Mike's lecture gave us a very comprehensive, interesting and detailed description of the mother-of-pearl industry of the United States, from the early 20th century to the present; it included pearl mussel fishing methods, the production process of mother of pearl buttons and of the core of most cultured pearls: the little nacre bead. The talk ended with a discussion on the future of this industry.
Renné Newman: This renowned gemologist gave her presentation on the "Zhuji Pearl Market, China" and -much to our delight- she presented the 5th Edition of her famous book "The Pearl Buying Guide". I must admit that we learned a lot about pearl quality by using the first edition (1992) of this book and that it made us very happy to see several new sections and photographs about our "Sea of Cortez Pearls" in this new edition.
Steve Metzler (smetzler): who has made an incredible effort towards the identification and certification of two types of extremely rare natural pearls: the pearls of the "giant clam" (Tridacna) and those of the cephalopod Nautilus. This research is carried out by specialists from Spain (Dr. Checa & Dr. Cartwright) and we cannot yet disclose information any about it … the information will be published within a few months. Steve's collection of natural Tridacna and Nautilus pearls is simply unparalleled.
Douglas McLaurin (CortezPearls): Who, as always, was enjoying himself with his presentation about the "History of the Gulf of California Pearl", with information ranging from the pre-columbian period to the present, including details of the pearl fisheries made by Spanish-Soldier-turned-Millionaire Manuel de Ocio, the farming methods of Don Gaston Vives and the short-lived farm of Don Manuel Lozano Gallo, then easing into the 1990′s research stage and, finally, the commercial aquaculture in Guaymas, Sonora.
What I can say I that I did not mentioned before? We had the most excellent hosts in Jeremy Shepherd and lovely Hisano Takei (who wore a beautiful kimono), we had Sushi chef Hitori Hirata preparing delicious sushi, the best caviar I've had, a fine selection of Spanish wines, including a delicious Galician Albariño wine, we had a "Scotch Whiskey Tasting event" with the help of Michael Udhe, and to wrap it all up: the excellent comradeship amongst the guests at this unique event.
I consider myself fortunate to have been invited this year and, God willing, there will be more Mexican Pearls at the 2011 Pearl Ruckus next year …


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In 1943, Leo Kanner, child psychiatrist and author of the first U.S. textbook on child psychiatry, published a paper in which he described 11 children "whose condition differs so markedly and uniquely from anything reported so far, that each case merits—and, I hope will eventually receive—a detailed review of its fascinating peculiarities" (Kanner 1943, p. 217). The following year, Hans Asperger described, in a German publication, a similar disorder (Asperger 1944/1991). Both reports had the word autistic in their title. Kanner's report was initially much better known in the West. Despite considerable interest, it was not until DSM-III (American Psychiatric Association 1980) was published that autism became an official and codified diagnosis. The DSM-III diagnostic criteria, which had been developed after numerous expert suggestions and field trials, were consistent with many, though not all, of Kanner's observations. Although the criteria have been adjusted through subsequent editions of DSM, the overall approach to the diagnosis of autism remains largely unchanged.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "With a high proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine has both structured and superbly rich fruit. The tannins are firm, but show a sweet, enticing edge to them, giving a full body and classic, fresh black currant acidity. An impressive wine, which definitely needs to agefive years or more."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The Cuvee Prestige, the 2006 Haut-Condissas (60% Cabernet Sauvignon and 40% Merlot from the vineyard's finest parcels), possesses a more saturated color as well as additional structure, body, and intense fruit. The finish is heady and long. This offering should drink nicely for 12-15 years...
Cellar/Tasting Notes RP: "More Burgundian than Bordeaux-like, Gerard Perse's 2005 white Monbousquet exhibits rich, medium to full-bodied flavors of smoky oak, mango, white peaches, honeysuckle, and nectarine. While delicious, its aging potential is suspect, and I suggest consuming it over the next 4-5 years"
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A capability statement concerning our work on Agriculture in Africa which focuses on equity and growth for smallholders.
Le travail de la SNV dans le secteur Agriculture est basé sur une approche à trois volets : un positionnement renforcé des paysans dans la chaîne de valeur, la promotion d'une agriculture favorable au climat et la facilitation pour un meilleur accès à l'alimentation. Les interventions ciblant l'atteinte du troisième objectif tentent d'apporter des solutions pour garantir les 4 dimensions principales de la sécurité alimentaire que sont la disponibilité, l'accès, l'utilisation et la stabilité alimentaire tels que défini par la FAO. La situation alimentaire en Afrique de l'Ouest et du Centre demeure fragile bien que le potentiel agro-écologique de la région soit suffisamment important pour satisfaire la demande croissante, avec un recours aux importations pour un nombre limité de produits. Cette déclaration de capacité de la SNV sur la sécurité alimentaire en Afrique de l'Ouest et du Centre présente différents axes d'intervention et résultats contribuant à garantir la sécurité alimentaire des populations vulnérables de la sous-région.
SNV's work in the agricultural sector is based on a three-pronged approach: enhanced positioning of (smallholder) farmers within value chains, promotion of climate friendly agriculture and facilitating increased access to food. Intervention related to the third objective aim to provide solutions that guaranty the four main dimensions of food security which are food availability, access, utilization and stability as defined by FAO. The food situation in West and Central Africa remains fragile though the region's agro-ecological potential is high enough to satisfy rising demands, with recourse to imports for a limited number of products. This SNV capability statement on food security in West and Central Africa presents the different interventions axes and some results contributing to guaranty food security of vulnerable population in the sub-region.
SNV provides services in the Water, Hygiene and Sanitation sector that have already contributed to improve their access to two million people in West and East Africa. In Guinea-Bissau, our aim is to promote sustainable access to water and sanitation services to 125.000 persons in the Cacheu and Bafatá regions, by 2014.
SNV provides services in the Water, Hygiene and Sanitation sector that have already contributed to improve their access to two million people in West and East Africa. In Guinea-Bissau, our aim is to promote sustainable access to water and sanitation services to 125.000 persons in the Cacheu and Bafatá regions, by 2014.
This practice brief shares SNV's experiences in supporting pastoralists in Africa to improve their livelihoods. It bringstogether a wide variety of cases from across the continent that draw out a number of commonalities in pastoralist practices, for instance their management of water resources in Tanzania and Niger. But it highlights as well the diversity of the contexts within which pastoralism operates, as seen in the contrasting scales of dairy processing in Kenya, Niger and Burkina Faso, or the different roles played by local brokers in the livestock markets of Southern Sudan and Benin. Working with pastoralists has taught us that they are not the traditionalists they are often depicted to be. They are adapting to rapid change as much as any other group in Africa. This Practice Brief highlights a variety of adaptation strategies, commercialisation options and institutional arrangements that are currently in use. These diverse experiences demonstrate that SNV support has helped bring about tangible improvements in pastoralist livelihoods, whilst increasing their contribution to economic development in some of the most challenging environments in Africa today.
The brochure is a compilation of various case studies illustrating the impact of SNV's work in the life of millions of people in Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Niger, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
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High school football: Mentor QB Mitch Trubisky wins 2012 Tony Fisher Award
Mitch Trubisky was in the holiday mood on Monday.
If it were up to Mentor's senior quarterback, the 2012 Tony Fisher Award — given to The News-Herald player of the year — could have been divided in numerous ways.
Not only did Trubisky say the other four finalists for the award deserve a trophy, but also his fellow members of the state final four Cardinals.
But after sharing the 2011 Fisher Award with South's Kareem Hunt, this one was all Trubisky's. The announcement (watch the replay here) was made in front of a full house at Hooley House as part of the weekly "Chalk Talk" show presented by VarsityChalkTalk.com.
"This means a lot," Trubisky said after receiving the award. "This award not only goes to me, but also to the Mentor Cardinals."
The 6-foot-3 quarterback, who has given his verbal commitment to play at the University of North Carolina, didn't stop there. He also tipped his cap to the four other finalists — Mayfield quarterback Drazen Markovic, Kirtland running back Damon Washington, Chagrin Falls' Tommy Iammarino and Hunt.
"I think these five guys, what we've done for football around here is incredible," Trubisky said, his eyes scanning the crowd to the other semifinalists for the award. "It's really unfair to give just one. Us five were (among) the best players in the state. You could probably give all five of us a trophy. It says a lot about the football that goes on around here. It's truly an honor."
Trubisky and the Cardinals (12-1) will take on Toledo Whitmer (13-0) on Saturday at 7 p.m. in Mansfield in a Division I state semifinal. He will go into the game with 3,713 yards passing and 39 touchdowns, as well as 797 yards rushing and 16 touchdowns.
Trubisky is also among the area's top punters, averaging more than 40 yards per punt.
"It's not about the stats," Trubisky said. "It's all about the team effort. That's what I'm most proud of this year, the Mentor Cardinals as a whole. As long as we keep winning, that's all that matters." Continued...
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-- Hunt, who ran for 2,685 yards this season with 44 rushing touchdowns and 48 total touchdowns.
Hunt praised his fellow teammates for helping him have the season he had.
After leading the Rebels to a 10-0 regular season, Hunt and the Rebels were ousted in the first round of the playoffs by North Royalton. He said he is close to making his college choice, saying, "I'm getting a little bit closer. I'm probably going to take a couple official visits first."
-- Washington, who has led Kirtland to a Division V state semifinal for the second straight season.
Washington has rushed for 1,680 yards and 30 touchdowns, and has caught 331 yards worth of passes with five additional scores. He is also a lockdown cornerback.
Washington thanked his teammates, particularly his offensive line, and said he has come a long way since starting as a freshman.
"A lot more disciplined and a lot more comfortable," he said.
-- Markovic, who led Mayfield to the Division I playoffs, where the Wildcats lost to St. Edward in the first round.
Markovic threw for 2,339 yards and 26 touchdowns, while also topping the 900-yard mark rushing with 11 more scores. Continued...
"It was a lot of fun," he said of his senior year. "Mayfield was always known for the ground-and-pound (running game). We got the ball to the playmakers to make plays in the spread this year."
-- Iammarino, who sustained an injury in his team's regional final loss to Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary and was unable to attend the ceremony at Hooley House.
Iammarino threw for 3,012 yards and 34 touchdowns for the Tigers this season.
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Donna update
Hello ladies, this is Donna's handsome other half, though she may tell you different.
This Tuesday, Donna had a spinal tap, most painful to have and very painful to watch.
She was extremely brave and only broke two of the finger of the hand she was holding, mine.
None the less, I'm very proud of her, personally, I would have done a runner.
She's having more tests and an MRI to come. She is being moved to the neurological ward. (Possibly looking for the Canadian brain cells that make her walk wonky) Can I also thank everyone that sent their best wishes to her. Thank you all.
For and on behalf of Donna.
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Hiya Donna,
Have been worried about you as have not heard from you!
Oh my dear,what a time you are having,wishing you strength and a sucessful and very speedy recovery at least from the pain - the rest will take time!
You are in our thoughts and we will be thinking of you and sending you love and strength every day!
Thank you Alan for the update,look after yourself too and Cody.
Wishing you all renewed health and strength!
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