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Parahawking is essentially paragliding and interacting with a trained bird of prey in it's own natural environment. It was developed and pioneered in 2001 in Pokhara by Scott Mason. By combining paragliding with the ancient art of falconry, we have trained birds of prey to fly with us and guide us through the sky as we fly.
We fly with Kevin or Bob our two world famous Egyptian Vultures. They will guide us to the best thermals, soar with us as we climb above the mountains then come and land on YOUR hand many times during the flight. We'll take pictures and movie of the flight from our on-board cameras for you to take away. A totally unique and unforgettable experience.
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Parahawking has been featured on the BBC, Nat Geo, Discovery Channel, ABC News and is recommended by the Lonely Planet as one of Pokhara's highlights.
The Parahawking Tandem Experience is RANKED #1 ACTIVITY IN POKHARA ON TRIP ADVISOR. Hailed as the "must do" activity and is sure to be the highlight of your trip to Nepal.

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In $L(\mathbb{R})$ we have $AD$ and it is a powerful tool to prove theorems. Almost all of the theorem proved with $AD$ come in a very natural way: we use games and determinacy as in the First/Second/Third Periodicity Theorems. However no "$ZF$+Large Cardinal" proof is known for the Periodicity Theorems. Another example is that of the Perfect Set Property: Using $AD$ all sets of reals have the Perfect Set Property, but is a proof of the statement "Assuming infinitely many Woodin cardinals with a measurable above then every set of reals has the perfect set property" known?
So my question is: which theorems proved with $AD$ also have a known proof in the $ZF$+large cardinals world?


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Thursday, November 4, 2010
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"Ott, A why is there a hedge apple on your front porch?"
"Oh that's there to keep the spiders away." I would respond.
You would probably walk on in the house with a confused look on your face.
As you can tell I've been asked that question before. So here's the story. When we first moved into our house we found a lot of spiders. The house hadn't been lived in for about 6 months so we didn't think much about it. One day last year while visiting with my grandmother she mentioned that there was an old wives' tale that Hedge Apples keep spiders away.
As luck would have it, just down the road from us along the side of a cornfield grew a hedge apple tree. So I picked one up and put it in a corner of our living room, behind the couch where no one could see it. All last fall and into the winter months we never saw another spider. Around late January the hedge apple started to turn brown, so I threw it away. As the months got warmer we would occassionally see a spider.
So this year, I figured if one worked good then 4 should work great!!! I have one at the front door, one at the back door, one hidden in the living room and one back around by the crawl space. So far, no spiders. I'll keep them around till midwinter and when they start to turn I'll give them a toss.
If you have spiders, I suggest giving this old wives' tale a try.
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11 comments:
- Cris @ Goodeness Gracious said...
Hmmm... going to have to look into this. Spiders put Puddie in a tizy and we live in the country where the spiders are a plenty!
- November 4, 2010 at 12:22 PM
- mle said...
I need a bushel of these! we live next to water - I've been told our spiders look like the ones on spider rings...
- November 4, 2010 at 12:50 PM
- Katie said...
Old wives tales have some truth to them! I have no idea where to find a hedge apple on the prairie though. I'll research!
- November 4, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Jocelyn said...
My kids brought some of these home after taking a walk with Grandma...my youngest has one under his bed to keep the spiders away:-)
- November 4, 2010 at 3:14 PM
- Whitney @ Life's a Highway said...
Oh my gosh this is a good idea! (And a necessary one, too!) Any ideas if the hedge apples are harmful to pets?
- November 4, 2010 at 4:01 PM
- Pam said...
I never knew that. I have to go get me some of those because we are overrun with spiders. We probably have five or six different varieties living here.
- November 4, 2010 at 5:26 PM
- Lana said...
Still laughing! We have literally driven through the county trying to find hedge apple trees! You would have to be familiar with Benton County to truly appreciate this because if we have three trees growing together, it is a woods! Indiana's lumber does NOT come from this county, just its corn and beans and hogs.
Good luck with them! - November 4, 2010 at 5:59 PM
- Megan said...
I really need a few of these. A call is going into my dad tonight! I was warned when I moved into my condo that I had lots of 8-legged roommates and it's true. Thanks.
- November 4, 2010 at 10:08 PM
- Stephanie said...
I found you from Boost my Friday! This is the first time I've heard of this! So cool!!!
- November 5, 2010 at 3:54 PM
- maskedraiderfan said...
I wonder if there are any old house wife tales for scorpions? I live in West Texas and we have one every once in awhile. I'd rather see a spider (of course not a poisonous one)than a scorpion.
- February 19, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Donya Lester said...
For those who can't find a hedge tree, you can buy them online here:
We know people that put them in their campers or vehicles in storage to keep mice out of them. I thought that might work well, until I saw mouse droppings on the sack of them that I had in my garage last fall. But, the spider thing probably works because of the aromatic oils. They are a bit pungent. My husband is very sensitive to fragrance, and I had to throw out the ones I collected last year when he started getting headaches from them. - October 14, 2011 at 3:25 PM


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Here's what you need to know if you're going out to vote in today's primary in Johnston: Poll Times: Local polls open at 7 am and close at 8 pm. Watch JohnstonPatch for updates after polls close tonight. Schools: Johnston Public Schools are closed today. Voter ID: Rhode Island's new Voter ID law is in effect for today's vote. Be sure to bring photo ID to your polling place. Find more information on the Secretary of State's Voter ID web page. Candidates: U.S. Congress, 2nd District: Incumbent Rep. James Langevin faces primary challenger John Matson on the Democratic ticket, while four Republicans are listed on the GOP ballot today. The two winners will face off in November. RI Senate, Dist. 25: State Sen. Frank Lombardo III and first-time…
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Sixth-place finisher Brad Keselowski escaped Sunday's wild Nascar race at Phoenix, which he described as "borderline ridiculous at times," with a commanding although not insurmountable lead over Jimmie Johnson, with one race to go in the Chase for the Nascar Sprint Cup championship.
Kevin Harvick won the AdvoCare 500, in a controversial, crash-filled green-white-checkered finish; the race had been stopped with one lap to go after Jeff Gordon wrecked championship contender Clint Bowyer. A melee ensued in the pits between the crews of Jeff Gordon and Clint Bowyer.
"Things just got escalated over the year, and I'd just had it," Nascar.com quoted Gordon as saying. "Clint has run into me numerous times, wrecked me, and he got into me on the back straightaway and pretty much ruined our day. I've had it."
Nascar said on Monday that it was reviewing the incident. Penalties and sanctions could be announced before the circuit arrives next weekend in Homestead, Fla., for the season finale, officials said.
Keselowski has a 20-point lead over Johnson, whose seven-point lead going into Phoenix was obliterated by a flat tire-induced crash into the wall while he was running seventh with 77 laps to go.
Keselowski, challenging for the lead at the time, knew his championship chances would soar if he could just drive conservatively for a top-10 finish. That proved difficult as Gordon crashed into Bowyer directly in the path of Keselowski. But Keselowski wasn't so lucky in the final-lap donnybrook caused in part by Danica Patrick's spin, and an oil slick on the track, for which Nascar failed to throw the caution flag; as cars bounced off his Dodge, he was just able to keep it going straight enough to get it across the finish line.
Though there are various permutations of how points might be earned in the Florida finale, Keselowski needs to finish only midpack to clinch the championship, regardless of where Johnson might finish. Bowyer, who had been third in the points until Gordon wrecked him, was unable to finish the Phoenix race. As a result, Bowyer was mathematically eliminated.
Denny Hamlin took second at Phoenix, followed by Kyle Busch, who led the most laps but couldn't close the deal as the race ran seven laps longer than its 312-lap scheduled distance.
Here are other motorsports results from the weekend:
• Antron Brown, despite being eliminated in the first round, became the first African-American to win a major United States drag-racing title, holding on to just enough points Sunday in Pomona, Calif., at the final National Hot Rod Association event of the year. Brown, nursing burned hands after an onboard fuel fire in his early round loss, had to watch anxiously from the sidelines as his closest rivals lost one by one in the later rounds; Brown's title was secured only when his last challenger, Tony Schumacher, lost to Brandon Bernstein in a razor-close final-round duel.
Joining Bernstein, who took his first Top Fuel final since 2009, as winners on the day were the 2012 points champion Allen Johnson in Pro Stock, Andrew Hines in Pro Stock Motorcycle and Cruz Pedregon in Funny Car. Jack Beckman claimed the Funny Car season championship title by outlasting teammate Ron Capps by a mere two points in the final tally. Eddie Krawiec had enough points in hand to be crowned the motorcycle champ even though he lost the final to his teammate Hines. (NHRA.com)
• Dani Pedrosa, who had lost the 2012 MotoGP points title to Jorge Lorenzo a week earlier, took his seventh victory of the season Sunday in a sloppy, wet season finale at Valencia, Spain. Lorenzo, an early leader, crashed out after a run-in with a back marker. With his victory, Pedrosa, who came in as runner-up in points to Lorenzo, took solace from the fact that he scored enough points Sunday for Honda in the constructors championship to at least give his employer that 2012 title. The replacement for the injured Ben Spies, Yamaha test rider Katsuyuki Nakasuga, who came in second.
The Honda rider Casey Stoner, the 2011 season champ who is retiring, signed off his MotoGP career by placing third and taking the final position on the podium. More than a dozen riders crashed on the rain-soaked Valencia circuit. Lorenzo said he was unhurt in his crash and planned to be back on the bike Tuesday for the start of 2013 testing. (MotoGP.com)


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Today, some Niles West students will be ditching the school's organic lunch menu in favor of food packed in a brown paper bag in what they're calling #LunchStrike2013.
In just 24 hours the strike has gone viral among the community. There's a Facebook page - it's titled "Lunch Strike" - and has more than 1,500 followers. There's also an online petition that Niles West sophomore Mike Wheeler created.
But if you want to know how students really feel, Twitter is buzzing with the hashtag #LunchStrike2013.
Niles West junior Benjamin Zenuovic started the Facebook page on Monday. Zenuovic said he wants to see the school's cafeteria food change and added that students aren't getting their moneys worth.
"The portions are too scarce," Zenuovic said. "The reason I made the page is because I saw a picture of one of my friend's lunches on Facebook and it looked horrendous. The picture on Facebook gained a lot of attention, so I created the page to try to alter the quality of the food and the amount of food given to students and athletes."
Yet there's been some controversy regarding today's strike. Zenuovic added that some students are being called "spoiled and not appreciative of what they're getting."
"I just don't think the quality of the food or the price is what the students want," he said.
Michelle Sproat, a junior and broadcast editor for the Niles West News, said some students feel the strike is unreasonable.
"Some are saying that the kids are acting greedy," Sproat said. "On the flip side, it's not that they're not appreciating what they're getting, it's that they're paying so much and getting so little."
Sproat added that a slice of pizza is $3. A burger, $4. Want to add a drink? That's another $2, Sproat said.
"It's like restaurant priced," she said. "In the beginning of the year, people were OK with [the food], but the quality has gotten worse. That's what's making people think, 'Wow, I'm paying so much for such low quality food.'"
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Niles West principal Kaine Osburn released a statment regarding the strike on Tuesday.
"In recent weeks, a number of student complaints have been made to the administration regarding portion sizes in the cafeteria being too small.
Representatives from Organic Life are scheduled to meet with student government next week to address those concerns. At that meeting, representatives from the Niles West and District administration will be present.
If students wish to express their dissatisfaction with Organic Life by boycotting the food service, that is their right. We trust that students will not engage in such disruptive behavior that other students cannot obtain lunch in a safe environment."
The number of students receiving free or reduced-price meals has risen from about 5 percent in 2006 to more than 30 percent in 2010.
In September 2012, District 219 settled a $650,000 contract dispute with food provider Organic Life for $300,000, the Chicago Tribune reported.
The Chicago-based food service threatened litigation for labor and enhancement costs, the publication reported.
In July 2011, the District 219 school board approved a contract with Organic Life and ditched former food service Aramark.
"Several factors led to this recommendation. We believe we will have much healthier food, and that is something we heard over and over from our students," said then-assistant superintendent for business services Paul O'Malley in a July 2011 article. "They want something that not only looks good, but tastes good."
Michelle Martin contributed to this story ~
6:45 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
I totally support our students. If they feel better food is available they should fight for their rights to have it. This is a lesson of supply and demand. If the students demand better food, Organic Life will provide it. Boycott the bad food and they'll have no choice.
Jerry Sepanski
10:42 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Here we go again! For too long schools have had to be restaurants. Let's take all the food programs out of our schools once an for all. Schools are places of learning and should not be responsible for feeding our children. Do parents have any responsibilities? Should a 17 year old be able to make a sandwich? How about getting parents to sign-off on a pledge to feed their children when registering their children in a school? Well, it's time for nice balogna sandwich with a pickle and some potato chips all nicely tucked into a brown paper bag. I'll pay for the 12 cent carton of milk at school.....
Jerry Szczepanski
Oliver P. McCracken
3:53 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Here we go again! For too long schools have resorted to such novelties as "lunchtime" and "recess" and "non-corporal punishment." Let's take all of the food, fun, and fantasy out of our schools once and for all!
Schools are places of arithmetic, sentence-diagramming, and wooden paddles, and don't you forget it, friend! They should not be responsible for feeding, entertaining, or empowering our children!
And I don't know what a 17 year old is still doing in school, anyway, Mr. Sepanski! If he's a lad, then he should be toiling in the mills, mines, slaughterhouses, or aboard a steamship. If she's a lass, then her job is making more schoolchildren that we have no responsibility to feed.
I don't know about you, but a nice bologna sandwich, a pickle, and some potato chips were a real treat back in my day! Why, my entire family lived off less than that over a whole month! And 12 cents for a carton of milk?! I sure hope those dairy cows are pumping out milk laced with pure gold!
Bah! Humbug! Ph-tooey! Fiddlesticks! To heck with all you whippersnappers! Get off-a my lawn, ya hear?!
Ollie McCracken
7:46 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
I don't know if this is related or not, but my son goes to West and he has repeatedly been overcharged for the food on his ID card (for example being charged for 6 bags of french fries in a day). When I called to find out if there was any audit on the cash regsiter to see if this was my son really over-doing it or maybe other children were being over-charged, I was told that not only do they not have any sort of audits or records available on the register but that the cashier just could not make that kind of mistake and wouldn't even consider checking into it.
8:47 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
I received my tax bill the other day - as I'm sure most of you have- and with the amount of money that goes to d219 the least we can get for our kids is decent lunches. This is outrageous. I support the students.
Conceal Carry
10:42 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
This is what happens when you let government control your life... I commend the kids for standing up and making there voices heard...of course only after it makes the news, does anyone take it seriously.
h m
11:51 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
You are correct, this is what happens when the government controls your life. At the same time,if the kids do not like what is being served for lunch, let them take a little initiative and bring a bagged lunch to school. Or as Jerry said above, Take the lunch room out of the schools and let the parents take responsibility for their kids.
I totally disagree with June. I also pay my taxes to District 219 & also District 69 & District 535, I do not think that my money should be going for lunches. The Schools are for students to learn. Let the parents take some responsibility and feed there own kids.
Remember, a lot of what is going on at the schools is not being initiated by the schools but by the government that wants to tell use how to live our lives and also control our lives.
12:01 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
This food is a disgrace to what is a top notch school. The administration should be embarrassed. Do the teachers and deans eat this garbage? How can the students learn if they don't have the proper nutrients. I could serve healthier, better tasting food at 75% of that price.
h m
2:19 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
I forgot, the schools are suppose to be feeding the children.
Solution #1 - How about the parents take responsibility for their child. Let them send a nutritious bagged lunch with their student.
Solution # 2 - How about our real estate taxes go up some more.. I already pay over $4,500 a year in taxes for district 219. Why not double everybodys taxes for District 219 and then they can serve Surf & Turf daily to the kids.
Solution #3 - I do not know if this is possible but, have the school stop taking federal dollars, increase real estate taxes to offset that amount. Then they could not hold dollars back from the school because they do not give Free & reduced lunches and other services to kids.
I personally vote for option 1.
3:53 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
#3 - possible but not likely. Federal F&R lunch program is a money MAKER for most schools (i.e. they get more from the feds than what it actually costs to produce the lunch). there's no incentive for schools to move away from that unless the funding changes.
4:13 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
The issue of overcharging for poor quality food has been an issue for years.
Several years ago, the business manager and administrators in district 73.5 explained to parents who attended a meeting to discuss this issue that the government does not pay the school "enough" to cover the costs of free and reduced lunches, so the school "has to" pass the expense along, meaning that it is ok for them to serve tiny portions and to overcharge for them.
At that time, it also meant that children as young as five or six were being offered the chance to use the money their parents had put on their lunch debit cards to purchase lunch to buy overpriced fatty, sugary snacks. No one at the school monitored; children regularly racked up large balances without buying anything besides snacks. As previously mentioned, mistakes were next to impossible to correct.
This irresponsible disregard for the parents' budgets and children's health continued because of the disrespectful, dismissive attitude of the administration of district 73.5.
Although district 73.5 schools do not feed into Niles West, it seems that this is more of the same attitude -- you have to pay whatever we charge, even if we are wrong, and we do not have to give you value, because we don't feel like it!
I don't know how we can expect to teach our children to be responsible and respectful towards others when the people who run their schools seem intent on modeling the opposite.
Jerry Sepanski
4:56 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Oliver, I'm glad you agree with me about taking lunch programs out of the schools. It's too bad your comments are meaningless without the use of your real name. Ta! Ta!
5:19 pm on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
God damn breakin news twice on the same subject im in texas on vaca an could care less. Like this is breakin news. Our first lady ran comercials on tv explaining how important it is to eat a balanced meal , then put our econemy in total caiouan reached in our pockets an stole more money from us. WHAT DO U EXPECT. WE CANT AFFORD TO EAT RIGHT THE SCHOOLS CANT AFFORD TO FEED OUR KIDS BUT THE PEOPLE IN POLITICS KEEP GETTING RICHER AN RICHER. WHERE DO U SEE THE PROBLEM
Emily Rotblatt
10:14 am on Thursday, January 31, 2013
I think it's a ridiculous thought to make students bring their own food. Sure people used to do that, but that was because most moms of that day were stay-at-home moms who had the time to prepare meals. Today everyone works and this is simply not an option for most parents. And forcing all students to make their own lunches? I an a college student and graduate of Niles West and I can say that those students have tremendous responsibilities. They have to get up for school way earlier than I do, and many of them stay there until dinner time, involving themselves in school activities. They obviously love West to devote so much of their time and energy to making it better, and the school should provide them with the necessary sustenance to do so, namely by increasing the portions but not the price. If the kids are going to give so much to the school, a place they, by law, are required to be, shouldn't the school at least feed them right?
Emily R, former student.
Betty Boop
12:02 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
I was one of those weirdos who brought my own lunch almost exclusively from kindergarten through twelfth grade. The school lunch system is bad in almost all districts, I think, and Niles West is only a small part of a larger issue. While I think there should be decent quality cafeteria food, the idea that you need a "stay-at-home mom" to make you food when you're in high school perplexes me. It takes all of ten minutes to make a sandwich. There are plenty of sides that require almost no preparation, like a lot of fruit (apples, grapes, etc) and granola bars, fruit snacks, potato chips, and other processed food of varying healthiness.
I would make myself a sandwich of some sort every night before school, rinse some fruit, and throw in a small bag of potato chips or whatnot. Busy as I was, it took me ten minutes max, and I rarely bought a single thing from the Niles West cafeteria. I graduated from West in '09, so suffice it to say I've never experienced the current food, but I didn't experience the old food either. I think it is good for the students to learn how to make foods that are simple and quick but still taste relatively good. It's a skill I've continued to develop through college, and it's served me well. I wish I knew about hummus and pita bread when I was in high school (hint, hint).
Brian Hickey
8:28 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
I hear the Surf and Turf and Valet parking are gone now too. The poooooor children. High School kids today are pampered and treated like kings. Shut up and study.


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Under the Cancun Adaptation Framework (CAF), a process was established to enable least developed country Parties (LDCs) to formulate and implement national adaptation plans (NAPs). This process will build upon their experience in preparing and implementing national adaptation programmes of action (NAPAs), as a means of identifying medium- and long-term adaptation needs and developing and implementing strategies and programmes to address those needs. Other developing country Parties are also invited to employ the modalities formulated to support the national adaptation plans in the elaboration of their planning efforts.
Upcoming discussions on NAPs at SBI 38
The SBI will consider views from Parties on their experiences with guidelines for NAPs when taking stock of, and if necessary revising, the guidelines.
The documents prepared for the session are:
Recent progress at SBI 37/COP18, November/December 2012
At its thirty-seventh session, the SBI had before it the draft decision contained in the addendum to the report (FCCC/SBI/2012/15/Add.2), page 18, as a basis for discussion, when it continued its consideration of guidance on policies and programmes to enable support for the NAP process for the LDC Parties. It also considered the relevant documents listed below:
The conclusions that were adopted by the SBI at this session can be found in document FCCC/SBI/2012/33 (please see page 17). The annex to this document also contains a bracketed version of the draft decision.
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SBI 36 in Bonn, May 2012
Based on the NAP decision at COP 17, the SBI considered guidance on policies and programmes to enable support for the NAP process for LDCs taking into account the guidance in decision 27/CP.7 and a synthesis report based on submissions to be made in February 2012 by Parties, UN organizations, and other relevant organizations/agencies; and also taking into account other relevant decisions on financial support under the Convention; for consideration by the COP at its eighteenth session.
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Initial guidelines for the formulation of NAPs by LDC Parties were adopted by the COP. They elaborate elements of the NAPs, including steps that may be undertaken to lay the groundwork and address gaps, and elements for the preparatory and implementation phases, as well as for reporting, monitoring and review. The COP mandated the Least Developed Countries Expert Group (LEG) to elaborate technical guidelines for NAPs based on these initial guidelines. The COP will take stock of, and if necessary revise, the NAP guidelines at the end of 2012, at COP 19.
The NAP decision from COP 17 also elaborates modalities for the NAP process. They include, inter alia, technical guidelines, workshops and expert meetings; training activities; regional exchanges; syntheses of experiences, best practices and lessons learned; technical papers; and technical advice. The LEG was mandated to provide technical guidance and support, with contributions from the Adaptation Committee (AC) and other relevant bodies under the Convention; and national and regional centers and networks were also invited to support the NAP process. Developed country Parties were requested to provide the LDCs with finance, technology and capacity-building in accordance with decision 1/CP.16, including paragraph 18, and other relevant decisions of the Conference of the Parties.
The COP urged developed country Parties to mobilize financial support for the NAP process for LDCs through bilateral and multilateral channels, including through the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF), in accordance with decision 1/CP.16. It requested the Global Environment Facility (GEF), through the LDCF, to consider how to enable activities for the preparation of the NAP process for the LDCs, while maintaining progress for the LDC work programme, which includes the NAPAs. The COP also invited United Nations organizations, specialized agencies and other relevant organizations, as well as bilateral and multilateral agencies, to support the NAP process in the LDCs and, where possible, to consider establishing support programmes for the NAP process. Fore further details please see paragraphs 21-27 of the NAP decision from COP 17).
In the NAP decision from COP 17, the COP reiterated the invitation to other developing country Parties to employ the modalities for NAPs; and invited interested developing country Parties that are not LDCs to use the NAP guidelines that were adopted, in accordance with their national circumstances, when formulating their NAPs.
It also requested the AC to consider, in its workplan, the relevant modalities for supporting interested developing country Parties that are not LDCs, to plan, prioritize and implement their national adaptation planning measures, and to report to the COP at its eighteenth session. Furthermore, the COP invited the operating entities of the financial mechanism of the Convention, bilateral and multilateral organizations and other institutions as appropriate, to provide financial and technical support to developing country Parties to plan, prioritize and implement their national adaptation planning measures, consistent with decision 1/CP.16 and relevant provisions of the Convention.
In the NAP decision, the COP invited Parties, and encouraged the LDCs, to the extent possible, to provide information on the NAP process through national communications, as well as other channels. The COP also requested the LEG, the AC and other relevant bodies under the Convention to include information in their reports, and invited relevant organizations to also provide information on their activities to support the NAP process. It also requested the secretariat to collect, compile and synthesize information, including through utilizing and enhancing existing databases; and requested the SBI to monitor and evaluate progress made on the NAP process at its forty-second session (mid-2015).
At the thirty-fourth session of the SBI, Parties started the discussion on NAPs, under the Cancun Adaptation Framework (CAF), based on a request from the COP at its sixteenth session. The SBI set up a process to consider NAPs at COP 17 through the following:
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Update: This does not work as well for food that is really prone to stick. My homemade bread will not come out of the pan with just this spray. But it does work for most everything else, so I'm still calling it a win.
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- Danielle said... [Reply to comment]
What a good idea! I am interested to see how the squirt bottle holds up. It seems like when I've tried thicker things in regular squirt bottles, they eventually clog.
- June 8, 2012 at 1:28 PM
- janel said... [Reply to comment]
I love it when you go on a myth-busting mission and take on pinterest! And what a good trick. Thank you for doing the work for me!
I bought a $10 oil spritzer that you have to pump up before you spray, but I have not been impressed. I can certainly invest a buck, though. - June 12, 2012 at 8:26 AM
- analee hirschi said... [Reply to comment]
i love that you test out the pinterest, but I want to know about the homemade laundry detergent? does it work, whites and everything... that could be your next test
- June 18, 2012 at 6:02 AM
- 24-7 Teacher said... [Reply to comment]
I WILL be doing this for sure!!!
- June 19, 2012 at 2:40 PM
- Athena Ortiz said... [Reply to comment]
Wow I just found your Pinterest Tested section and this is AWESOME! I cant wait to try the popcorn in a brown bag and this homemade cooking spray!
- June 20, 2012 at 1:04 PM
- Andrea Shumway said... [Reply to comment]
i couldn't find your email address so i figured i'd post it on here. i love your "pinterest tested" it's great. i saw this one and thought you might try it out and let us know how it goes and how long it lasts. the one i saw didn't have any links to blogs but just the picture and explanation.
happy pinning! :) - June 28, 2012 at 11:03 PM
- Linda said... [Reply to comment]
I found your blog through a shared facebook post that a friend posted. I am enjoying reading your blog very much - I love your tip about using the spout from a salt container to put on a mason jar. I will definitely try both of the tips! Thanks for sharing.
- July 8, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Lauren said... [Reply to comment]
Just an FYI I saw on another blog that tested this, there was concerns about it going bad and that author suggested only making up one small batch at a time. Never tried it myself but it probably couldn't hurt.
- August 11, 2012 at 7:47 PM
- Tharvey said... [Reply to comment]
There are also sprayers that you can buy that let you use pure oil. We bought the Misto brand for $10 and love it! You pump it a few times and it does a continuous mist like the store bought cooking spray.
- January 28, 2013 at 10:47 AM
- Jennifer from The Craft Patch said... [Reply to comment]
Thanks for the tip! I may have to look into one of those! - January 28, 2013 at 10:56 AM
- jenn said... [Reply to comment]
You might want to consider getting a glass bottle for the oil. Some cheaper plastics will actually leach into the oil (like dissolves like).
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Conservative Government Supports M-430; Reaffirms Commitment to Persons with DisabilitiesMay 02, 2013,
Ottawa, Ontario, May 2, 2013—The Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development, today announced the Government's support for private Member's motion 430, Strengthening Employment for Canadians with Disabilities. This motion endorses the findings of the report of the Panel on Labour Market Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities and commits to furthering public-private cooperation to improve the employment situation of Canadians with disabilities."Canada needs all of our available talent at work," said Minister Finley. "That is why Economic Action Plan 2013 is increasing opportunities for people with disabilities, helping them gain the skills and training they need to better participate in Canada's labour market."
The Harper Government created the Panel on Labour Market Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities in Economic Action Plan 2012 to identify private-sector successes, challenges and best practices in employing people with disabilities. Motion 430, presented by Phil McColeman, Member of Parliament for Brant, calls for the Government to support the Panel's findings, recommending greater education and training to overcome barriers, dispel myths and better engage people with disabilities in contributing to a stronger economy.
"With the recent Panel report, the importance of strengthening employment opportunities for people with disabilities is gaining national attention," said Mr. McColeman. "Employers need to be looking at the strong business case for hiring people with disabilities."
"I am happy to see the Government taking action to help more Canadians with a disability enter the workforce," added Kathy Martin, Senior Vice-President, Loblaw Companies. "The motion is another positive step towards more employment and opportunities for people with a disability."
Economic Action Plan 2013 proposes new measures to connect Canadians with available jobs and equip them with the skills and training they need. These include the Canada Job Grant, creating opportunities for apprentices and providing support to under-represented groups such as people with disabilities, youth, Aboriginal people and newcomers. To help people with disabilities in the workforce, the Government has committed to:
- negotiate a new generation of the Labour Market Agreements for Persons with Disabilities by 2014 to better meet the employment needs of businesses and the employment prospects of people with disabilities;
- provide ongoing funding of $40 million per year starting in 2015–2016 for the Opportunities Fund for Persons with Disabilities;
- · extend the Enabling Accessibility Fund on an ongoing basis at a level of $15 million per year;
- additional funding of $7 million for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council; and
- a $2-million investment to support the creation of the Canadian Employers Disability Forum.
The measures announced in Economic Action Plan 2013 will help ensure continued economic growth, job creation and long-term prosperity, while better aligning training solutions to labour market demand.
For more information on M-430, visit www.philmccolemanmp.ca
For more information, visit www.actionplan.gc.ca.
Economic Action Plan 2013 measures supporting people with disabilities include:
Reforming Labour Market Agreements for Persons with Disabilities
Economic Action Plan 2013 announces the introduction of a new generation of Labour Market Agreements for Persons with Disabilities by 2014 with an investment of $222 million per year. The reformed Agreements will be designed to better meet the employment needs of Canadian businesses and improve the employment prospects for people with disabilities, in keeping with transformed Labour Market Agreements, and will put stronger accountability regimes in place.
Existing Agreements will be extended for one year, until March 2014, to allow for new Agreements to be renegotiated.
Provide ongoing funding for the Opportunities Fund for People with Disabilities
Economic Action Plan 2013 proposes ongoing funding of $40 million per year starting in 2015–2016 for the Opportunities Fund for Persons with Disabilities. The program will also be reformed to provide more demand-driven training solutions for people with disabilities and make it more responsive to labour market needs. Employers and community organizations will be involved in project design and delivery.
Extending the Enabling Accessibility Fund
Economic Action Plan 2013 proposes to extend the Enabling Accessibility Fund on an ongoing basis, at a level of $15 million per year, to support capital costs of construction and renovations related to improving physical accessibility for people with disabilities through projects with demonstrated community support, including workplace accommodation. This builds on the Budget 2010 commitment, which provided $45 million over three years to extend the Enabling Accessibility Fund and expand its eligibility to mid-sized projects, allowing communities to undertake larger retrofit projects to enhance accessibility of existing facilities or create new accessible facilities.
Creation of the Canadian Employers Disability Forum
Economic Action Plan 2013 proposes to provide a temporary investment to support the creation of the Canadian Employers Disability Forum, as recommended by the Panel on Labour Market Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities.
The Forum, an initiative led by a number of Canadian businesses, will be managed by employers, for employers, to facilitate education, training and sharing of resources and best practices concerning the hiring and retention of people with disabilities. Under the leadership of the Forum, employers will help to promote and further the invaluable contributions that people with disabilities can make to their businesses.
Creating the Canada Job Grant
As announced in Economic Action Plan 2013, the Harper Government is creating the Canada Jobs Grant, which will take skills-training choices out of the hands of government and put them where they belong: in the hands of employers and Canadians who want to work. The Grant, as delivered through Labour Market Agreements, could provide up to $15,000 per person, including a maximum of $5,000 from the federal government, along with matching contributions from the provinces/territories and employers. Businesses with a plan to train Canadians for an existing job or a better job will be eligible to apply for the Grant.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper launches consultations with businesses in Brant on the Canada Job GrantApril 19, 2013,
BRANTFORD, ON April 19, 2013 - Prime Minister Stephen Harper today launched consultations with businesses on the Canada Job Grant, an Economic Action Plan 2013 initiative that will create jobs by transforming the way Canadians receive skills training. He was accompanied by Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development, and Phil McColeman, Member of Parliament for Brant. The meeting took place at SC Johnson and included Brant business owners at a roundtable discussion."I am pleased to launch consultations on the Canada Job Grant," said Prime Minister Stephen Harper. "The Canada Job Grant will take skills-training choices out of the hands of government and put them where they belong: in the hands of employers with unfilled jobs and Canadians who want to work."
Training in Canada is not sufficiently aligned to the skills employers need or to the jobs that are actually available. There are too many jobs that go unfilled in Canada because employers can't find workers with the right skills. Meanwhile, there are still too many Canadians looking for work.
The Canada Job Grant will transform the way Canadians receive training. Canadians who have an offer for a new job or a better job may qualify for up to $15,000 or more to learn new skills to accept the new or better job, from a $5,000 maximum federal contribution and matching contributions from an employer and province or territory.
Today's consultation in Brantford is the first of a series of consultations that will take place with stakeholder groups such as employer associations, educational institutions and labour organizations on the design of the Canada Job Grant.
MP Phil McColeman Celebrates Brantford`s Holly RyerseMarch 25, 2013,
Ottawa, ON, March 25, 2013 - Phil McColeman, Member of Parliament for Brant, celebrated Brantford native Holly Ryerse today in Ottawa.
Ms. Ryerse was awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal this morning at the Ottawa Police Elgin Street station by the Honourable John Baird, Member of Parliament for Ottawa - West - Nepean and Minister of Foreign Affairs, for a heroic act that she committed while attending school in Ottawa at Algonquin College.
Holly studies television broadcasting at Algonquin where she is a guard on the close-knit Algonquin College Thunder women's basketball team. The Thunder won the 2012 Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) championship earlier this year, before going on to place fifth at Nationals.
After returning home late one night in September on a public transit bus, Holly witnessed a robbery and assault being committed on another woman by three young offenders.
As a nearby man stood idle and watched, young Holly intervened. She sacrificed her own safety to protect the victim whom she had never before met and by protecting her head from further assault, Holly likely saved the victim's life. After helping to end the attack, Holly contacted police who arrived on scene and apprehended the attackers.
After the medal ceremony, Holly and her family gathered in the gallery of the House of Commons as Brant MP Phil McColeman delivered a statement commemorating her heroism. The following is the text of what he said:
"Mr. Speaker,Today I call on this House to join me in celebrating an outstanding Canadian from Brantford, a young basketball star and good Samaritan - Holly Ryerse.
Last summer, late at night, Holly witnessed three young offenders robbing and senselessly attacking a helpless stranger, right here in Ottawa.
As three attackers brutally kicked and slammed the victim`s head into the pavement, Holly intervened to protect the stranger, without regard for her own safety, and then she called the police.
Holly suffered a concussion, emotional trauma, hand and back injuries, but likely saved that stranger's life.
Mr. Speaker, what is so remarkable about Holly is not just her heroism, but her selflessness. She is an outstanding citizen who did what she knew was right - never asking for our recognition or anything else in return.
To Holly, we say thank you for standing up and doing what is right. Your courage, integrity and constant optimism is a blessing to us all. You are a true hero."
Holly credits her father, Brantford city police officer Rick Ryerse, for instilling in her a strong sense of civic duty and a commitment to helping others. She also thanks her teammates, coaches and staff at the Algonquin Thunder for their strong ongoing support."It is not every day that you find someone capable of this level of courage in the face of a very dangerous situation," said MP McColeman. "Holly's story is remarkable one that will no doubt serve to inspire others to stand up and do the right thing. She is a true role model."


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Jerry Michael Beaman, 47, of Pittsburg was arrested by Pleasanton police Monday for identity theft and receiving stolen property in an incident that began with a report of a suspicious vehicle.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, February 1, 2013, 7:43 AM
Posted by mooseturd, a resident of the Pleasanton Valley neighborhood, on Feb 1, 2013 at 9:22 ammooseturd is a member (registered user) of PleasantonWeekly.com
Brian James Goncalves got a felony charge for a $1.59 theft. Really cool Brian. Heaven help us! I have a pet rock that's smarter than that.
Posted by Devin, a resident of the Another Pleasanton neighborhood neighborhood, on Feb 1, 2013 at 9:36 am
Yeah, Brian. Since you're homeless, why didn't you reach into all of your savings from not paying rent and buy the lighter instead? Thanks, Mooseturd, for delving into those nooks and crannies and pulling out the really important stuff that enables us to kick down at homeless folks. Very classy.
Posted by Misplaced, bleeding heart, a resident of the Another Pleasanton neighborhood neighborhood, on Feb 2, 2013 at 9:58 pm
Devin, you forgot....thief and criminal first, homeless as a result of bad decisions and lack of respect for himself and the law.
Posted by Devin, a resident of the Another Pleasanton neighborhood neighborhood, on Feb 2, 2013 at 10:31 pm
For some, the only thing keeping them from homelessness is a working wife who's willing to support a loser husband who can't make his own way in the world, for rather obvious reasons that are easily inferred from your above post. I guess living off of one's wife in Pleasanton beats sleeping in Nebraska cornfields somewhere, right? You ought to know.
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