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Super Kamagra is a combination of active ingredients which are used to treat erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation. Thus it helps to maintain erection and prolong the intercourse. Sildenafil and dapoxetine are the main components of this drug. They are characterised by vasodilating and serotonin sustaining effects.
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Note that the safe dose of the ED remedy is one tablet for a day. It becomes efficient within one hour. The effect can last for 4 or 6 hours. The pill must be swallowed with a big glass of water. Escape heavy meals if you intend to take the pills. It is better to refer to your physician in order to establish the most appropriate dosage.
It is notable that alcohol interacts with the main components of the drug and leads to decreased blood pressure or enhances some other side effects. You should also escape grapefruit and its juice while treatment. The medication under consideration must be taken only by people who are older than 18.
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As an ordained minister, I've had experience going to the Scriptures with a number of people in order to help them see what God has to say about many different subjects. Over the years, one of the most common questions that I've been asked has to do with the meaning of Christ's work for the security of the believer's salvation. The New Testament gives us many categories for understanding that those who are truly saved will persevere. There is the category of justification, which tells us that we have received the imputation of Christ's righteousness through faith in Him alone and that we are at peace with God—not a cease-fire that can be broken at the slightest provocation, but an everlasting peace wherein the Lord never takes up arms against us again (Rom. 5:1). There is also the category of sanctification, which says God always finishes the work of salvation that He starts: "He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ" (Phil. 1:6).
In the Philippians passage, we typically understand that it is God, by the Holy Spirit, who is working out our salvation in us, bringing us into conformity to Christ. That, of course, is true, but we should not miss that Jesus is at work as well. Our greatest consolation regarding our perseverance comes from what the New Testament reveals about the present work of Christ. We often speak of the "finished work of Christ," which is simply shorthand to indicate the completion of Christ's atonement—the finalization of His purchase of redemption for us, His taking upon Himself the curse of God. However, Christ's work of salvation did not end there. He had more to do after the cross. He was raised for our justification, and then He ascended into heaven, where He is seated at God's right hand, where He reigns as King of kings and Lord of lords, governing creation and ruling His church (Acts 2:33; Rom. 4:23–25; 1 Cor. 15:25).
That is not all. One of the chief emphases of the New Testament in terms of His present work for His people is His intercession. Christ's priestly work did not end on the cross. Every day, in the presence of the Father, Christ intercedes for His people. If, as James says, the fervent prayer of a righteous person "has great power as it is working" (James 5:16), how much more do Jesus' prayers avail for His people?
One of the most important sources of comfort with respect to the intercession of Christ in behalf of the believer is found in Jesus' great High Priestly Prayer, which itself was a profound prayer of intercession. Remarkably, even we are mentioned in this great prayer of intercession. We read in John 17:1–9:
Father, glorify me in your own presence with the glory that I had with you before the world existed. I have manifested your name to the people whom you gave me out of the world. Yours they were, and you gave them to me, and they have kept your word. … For I have given them the words that you gave me, and they have received them and have come to know in truth that I came from you; and they have believed that you sent me. I am praying for them. I am not praying for the world but for those whom you have given me, for they are yours.
Look again at verse 9: "I am praying for them. I am not praying for the world but for those whom you have given me, for they are yours." That's the crux of the matter. Jesus is praying for all those who belong to God, not for everyone on the planet. The Father has chosen a people for Himself—and the same people belong to Christ as well. None of them is lost except the son of destruction—Judas—who being a son of destruction, was never God's child to begin with. Those for whom Jesus prays are the people whom God has chosen, and none of them is lost (vv. 10–19). This includes not only the disciples in the Upper Room who witnessed Jesus' prayer but also those of us who believe in Him today. I said that we are mentioned in Jesus' prayer, and here we are: "I do not ask for these only, but also for those who will believe in me through their word" (v. 20). We came to believe through the words of the Apostles, and so Jesus prays for us. This is Christ's prayer. We persevere because we are preserved by our High Priest's intercession.
If we take great comfort in the intercessory prayer of a friend or of a pastor, how much more comfort can we experience from the full assurance that Jesus is praying for us? We know that Jesus' prayers never fail. He knows the mind of God perfectly. He knows what to pray for so that we persevere to the end. Moreover, Jesus says the Father will give us whatever we ask for in His name (15:16). If this is so, certainly the Father will not fail to give His own beloved Son what He asks for, and He asks for us to persevere.
The greatest illustration of the efficacy of Jesus' prayer is Peter. Like Judas, Peter had a great fall. Unlike Judas, Peter was restored and persevered in faith. Both of them denied Jesus, but only Peter repented. Why? Luke 22:31–32 gives the answer. Satan asked to capture Peter permanently, but Jesus prayed for him, and that ensured that he would repent. Jesus did not pray for Judas, but He prayed for Peter, and so Peter persevered in faith and repentance. That is great assurance for us all. Those for whom Jesus prays remain in faith over the long haul. If we believe in Christ, He is praying for us every day.


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Growing a Moringa Tree can be challenging, they grow best in warm tropical weather. In this type of weather this will allow the moringa oleifera species to be exact, to grow continually without being stunted. Some of the best US Hardiness Zones are 9, 10 and 11, but with proper care the moringa will just about grow anywhere. Moringa trees are delicate and demand respect; there is about a 50% survival rate when transplanting them. First root shock can occur if the soil is disturbed which can proceed to air exposure and other airborne elements not needed near sensitive tap roots, let alone the core-root. Now to increase the survival rate when transplanting moringa; vitamin B1 is one of the keys to my preventive measures and success stories.
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I recommend that vitamin B1, be added to all moringa tree transplants. I have noticed an increase from root shock at about an 85% survival rate using 1 cup per gallon of water. For more, allow me to bring to your attention that moringa trees, all "thirteen species" of them, have no need for fertilizers if your soil has a well balanced eco-system, the proper order of microorganisms. Hot/Cold Climates: In 70 to 98 degrees the moringa tree will grow as a perennial, year around. Past dealings have yielded from the seed that they can grow , a foot in two weeks time. You can have a 15 foot moringa tree in no time soon in this type of weather. When it comes to colder climates; the 20's and below, lasting for long periods, will totally do a moringa no justice. So if you want them year around, they must be grown inside your home or in a heated greenhouse, keeping a temperature of 70 degrees plus. Remember, the cooler the temperature gets, the slower the moringa tree will grow; more mature and larger trees become more cold tolerant. Younger moringa trees will; a lot of times die back and go into hibernation, leaving the owner until the weather heats back up again.
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Maintaining Safety And Pipeline Integrity
Both hazardous liquid and natural gas transmission pipeline operators are required to develop and implement comprehensive integrity management programs. An integrity management program is a set of safety management, analytical, operations, and maintenance processes that are implemented in an integrated and rigorous manner to assure operators provide protection for High Consequence Areas (HCAs). While the rules provide some flexibility for an operator to develop a program best suited for its pipeline system(s) and operations, there are certain required features – called "program elements" – which each integrity management program must have. The core integrity management program elements include:
- Identifying all locations where a pipeline failure might impact an HCA.
- Developing a risk-based plan (known as the Baseline Assessment Plan) to conduct integrity assessments on those portions of the pipeline. Integrity assessments are performed by in-line inspection (also referred to as "smart pigging"), hydrostatic pressure testing, direct assessment or other technology that the operator demonstrates can provide an equivalent understanding of the condition of the line pipe.
- Integrating the assessment results with other relevant information to improve the understanding of the pipe's condition.
- Repairing pipeline defects identified through the integrated analysis of the assessment results.
- Conducting a risk analysis to identify the most significant pipeline threats in segments that can affect HCAs. Examples of pipeline threats include corrosion, excavation-induced damage, material defects, and operator errors.
- Identifying additional measures to address the most significant pipeline threats. These measures include actions to prevent and mitigate releases that go beyond repairing the defects discovered through integrity assessment.
- Regularly evaluating all information about the pipeline and its location-specific integrity threats to determine when future assessments should be performed and what methods should be selected to conduct those assessments.
- Periodically evaluating the effectiveness of the integrity management program and identifying improvements to enhance the level of protection.
- The Baseline Assessment Plan must identify the specific integrity assessment method(s) for each segment that can affect an HCA. These methods must be based on the identification of the most significant integrity threats for the specific segment. The Plan must also include a schedule indicating when the assessments of each segment will be performed. The schedule must be risk-based, meaning that higher-risk segments are scheduled before lower-risk segments. Operators must document the technical basis for the assessment methods they select and the risk analysis performed to establish the schedule.
Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Parts 195.452 and 192, Subpart O, have four basic objectives:
- Perform integrity assessments of pipeline where a pipeline failure could have significant consequences (HCAs)
- To improve operator management, analytical, and operational processes to manage pipeline integrity.
- To increase government's role in the oversight of operator integrity management programs and activities.
- To improve public confidence in pipeline safety.
High Consequence Areas
Although there are differences between natural gas and hazardous liquid pipelines for determining an HCA, the basics are similar. Both types of systems have rules in place to identify locations along their pipelines where a failure might impact an HCA. Natural gas transmission line HCAs are basically based upon population density, while hazardous liquid pipelines include urban areas, as well as environmental considerations such as commercially navigable waterways, drinking water, and ecological resources.
Pipeline operators invest significant time and capital maintaining the quality and integrity of their pipeline systems. Most active pipelines are monitored 24-hours a day via manned control centers. Pipeline companies also utilize aerial surveillance and/ or on-ground observers to identify potential dangers. Control center personnel continually monitor the pipeline system and assess changes in pressure and flow. They notify field personnel if there is a possibility of a leak. Automatic shut-off valves are sometimes utilized to isolate a leak.
Gas transmission and hazardous liquid pipeline operators have developed supplemental hazard and assessment programs known as Integrity Management Programs (IMPs). IMPs have been implemented for areas designated as HCAs in accordance with federal regulations. Specific information about an operator's program may be found on their company web site or by contacting them directly.


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My parents modest, single-level, brick home stands on property that was once part of a sprawling estate owned by the Candler family, Atlanta's Coca-Cola patricians. Built during the post-war, 1950s building boom, the small house is situated in a deep ravine that once served as the grounds of the Candler's private zoo. On the hilltop above, the point of highest elevation in the Atlanta metro area, the Candler family, in the tradition of the powerful and elite, laid claim to the highest ground.
In the 1960s, and apropos to the era, in an odd twist of historical circumstance, the grounds of the estate — earlier endowed to the state of Georgia by the heirs of the Candler fortune — were appropriated for development as a state mental health institution, a sprawling complex of modernist structures, housing those committed for treatment for issues related to psychological disorders.
Emblematic of the decade of the 1960s, the highest ground in the city became the site of a madhouse. Aptly, as opposed to emanating from its traditional source; i.e., insular precincts of privilege and power, in the 1960s, spontaneous upwellings of cultural madness were more egalitarian in nature…seemingly, a development that the corporate and governmental elite found so troubling that they swore that they would never again abide similar types of cultural phenomenon — instigated by underling upstarts who (apparently) forgot their social station — to rise unfettered. Consequently, the swift and brutal repression the Occupy Wall Street movement has endured in its struggle against the present structures of calcified psychopathology known as the corporate state.
Yet, cultures must allow for creative chaos. Otherwise, stultifying social structures tend to engender a sense of powerlessness among the populace, creating a pervasive sense of nebulous unease. Repression creates outbreaks of hysteria, because the source of demeaning power cannot be confronted directly without prohibitive consequences. From witch burnings, to public lynching, to xenophobic fears of immigrants, to the bullying of homosexuals and social outcasts — depression-mitigating misapplication of misdirected, public rage has been inflicted on unpopular groups and social outcasts. The larger the degree of social stratification and economic inequality in a given society the more noxious the displaced anger becomes, as economic-engendered resentments and group rivalries provide the fuel for flames of pent-up aggression.
Often, the animus is internalized within the psyches of the official operatives of the state (e.g., police and soldiers) who are given carte blanche to harass and oppress minority groups, political dissidents, and enemies of the state, real and imagined. Thus the state, acting through its anonymous operatives, becomes a force of lawlessness…abducting, torturing, and killing sans sound reasoning and remorse…for all intents and purposes evincing the modus operandi of the criminally insane.
A lone, psychopathic killer views himself as a self-contained society of one; therefore, he feels accountable to no one outside of himself…He is a freelancer (a mirror image of the lawless state itself) who has assumed the murderous agency of state power. No wonder, we, as a people, so greatly exaggerate the danger these extreme cases pose to us on a collective basis — no wonder we insist that the most punitive forms of punishment be inflicted upon individuals afflicted with these rare afflictions…that they be locked away in the most secure prisons and executed with utmost expediency…for if we gazed upon them for any length of time, we would notice affinities of mind and action — their violent, reprehensible deeds are microcosmic representations of official state policy and cultural norms. Therefore, we clear these overt monsters from sight, lest we awaken to ourselves — to the casual and mundane monstrosities required to adapt to this prison of the criminally insane we know as daily existence within late capitalist empire.
Here howls the chasm: Between the apparatus of the privileged and powerful, in place, to create false fears and those things that should be rightly feared. For example: being in possession of a healthy fear of the damage wrought by the corporate media by their incessant promulgation of manufactured fears. Conversely, one should fear the harm resultant from the contrived fears perpetrated by ruthless political leaders and mercenary media figures…committed in the name of protecting the public at large from imaginary enemies.
This is not so much a problem of fearing fear itself; rather, it is a matter of gaining a healthy fear of the overkill exacted when self-serving institutions use counterfeit fear as a means of preserving their power — standard modus operandi when institutions, public and private, have lost legitimacy.
The overreactions and overkill of the national security police state are similar to that of a germaphobe (a sufferer of mysophobia) e.g., the forces of state power marshal overwhelming numbers of militarized riot police and recruit entrapment-happy undercover provocateurs against peaceful political dissenters. Yet obsessive hand washing deployed against imagined microscopic invaders will not serve to soothe the tormented mind of an individual seized with mysophobia, because, in reality, the problem is rooted in the psyche of the sufferer. The further one afflicted withdraws from the world…the larger his fears will loom. Isolation causes the mind to become a self-resonating feedback loop of self-referential fear (e.g., an encampment of peace resisters must be met with violent force to preserve the health of the state's social order).
Providentially, the most propitious treatment for OCD (of both the personal or institutional variety) is exposure to the very things the suffer fears most; i.e., being induced to touch the surfaces that he imagines seethe with vile contagion. Conversely, an army of riot police and billions upon billions of dollar squandered on military hardware and state surveillance can never quell the terror within the isolated elite of a decaying culture.
The neoliberal state resembles Howard Hughes in his final days…shuffling the penthouse floors of a succession of resort area hotels …muttering about microbes…his vast riches and security details offering no balm; his fear of human touch served as a self-issued death warrant. In a nondenominational Pentecost of redemptive paradox, the very thing that evoked such overwhelming fear in him…might have served as the very agency of his salvation.
My family's death vigil has come to an end. My father passed from this world early in morning of May 21…In the last few days of his life, he drifted between unconsciousness and excruciating pain. When he would rise to awareness, he would quake in agony, his bone-thin arms raised, grasping into empty air, imploring, "Help! Help"… futile pleas that proved to be the last words he uttered in this life.
He died as he lived…a vivid presence, although inconsolable regarding what he deemed the implacably cruel nature of human life. At last, his pain has ceased. His flesh and bones will soon be rendered ash…almost weightless, his remains will be free to drift in air…released from his imprisoning pain.
I shuffle through memory; itself a dimension of imprisonment — its confines circumscribed by fate and limited apprehension. I festoon the walls of my individual cell with fragments of imperfect remembrance. What was once flesh has been transmuted by time into shards and vapor.
You are now free, my father…but for the solitary confinement of my memory.
Not too long ago, I had a dream wherein I stood gazing over the atrium of a large complex of multi-story structures. Inadvertently, I dropped my "special" writing pen…It glinted silver as it spiraled down into the lobby, below the atrium, where it came to rest on the carpeted floor. I searched for a down stairway or an elevator in order to retrieve it, but discovered the only means of descent would entail having to make my way down the floors of a public hospital adjoining my present location.
The dream communicated to me — as occurs, at times, in the lingua franca of the soul — the tacit understanding that in order to regain possession of my writing instrument I would be required to view and chronicle much suffering (as well as healing) in the wards of the hospital…that I would be shirking my duty as a writer (I would lose the instrument of my art) if I avoided the task of looking upon affliction, recovery, madness, birth, and death.
This spring, upon my journey south, I have gazed upon suffering and death, as my father made his agonized exit from this keening sphere. My father — who was a man of half Native America ancestry, brought by tragic circumstance to the Deep South of the U.S., to later marry a woman, my mother, a survivor of the blood-besotted madness of 20th Century Europe — carried the wounds and evinced much of the madness of his times.
He imparted his wounds to me. I carry them with my own wounds — those incurred by unavoidable circumstance and those that are self-inflicted.
As I trudge through the wards of the wounded and the restored, I will do my utmost to send out dispatches bearing my observations…From maternity ward to madhouse to morgue and all the precincts in between, I will attempt to chronicle what I witness…for to ignore the admonitions of one's soul and its dialog and dance with the Anima Mundi of one's time is to drift toward the tragic fate of…a life deferred.
I close this essay seated on an Amtrak train, trundling through the June night…Sleepless…A full moon skirts through ink-black clouds…the landscape visible in snatches of sheeted light and silhouette. Towns and cities drift past…Northward bound, Georgia recedes behind me…but memory holds fast.
At hospice, my father succumbed to death in a morphine-induced coma. Too heavily medicated to desire drink, he died of thirst…his face and body as gray as granite when the attendant from the mortuary service arrived to transport his corpse for rendering by the Cremation Society. When my father was seized with rage — a frequent occurrence throughout his life, and only diminished in the last stages of his protracted illness — his blood would rise, in an instant, from his chest to his face; his anger-contorted countenance would flush a deep, reddish brown…the color of steak gravy broiled out of raw beef when cooked at a high temperature.
Seemingly, the veritable thunder of an outraged god, his outbursts terrified me. Shortly after my fifth birthday, after being witness to a fit of my father's temper, I have a memory of slipping out the back door and coming upon a bed of fire ants that had erected an outpost of their larger colony against the concrete foundation of our small, brick apartment building in Birmingham, Alabama.
The insects seemed to me to be a seething mass of coruscating rage — and I answered their animus by kicking at their ranks with the tips of my high top Keds. The sight of their crushed bodies, frozen in death, affixed to the side of the wall, held me enthralled. The illusion of control seized me…momentarily mitigating the terror that my father's rage had instilled in me. Is this the mental architecture of sudden violence…murder…war?
In the seats around my own on this train, African American grandmothers are holding an impromptu confab on the subject of the sins of our age…The topic: A generation has been lost because the art of dispensing regular beatings for infractions, large and small, is in the process of being discarded by hapless parents. One proclaims, through a wizened grimace, "My father…took to hitting me all the time, and it never did me one bit of harm."
Sure thing, Granny…each blow served to move you closer to God in his Heaven.
I, myself, in a fit of righteous fury, sent a troop of fire ants his way when I was five.


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The 'Latest Posts" list that is on the main AHA website - I'd like that integrated into the forum's main page. See all the new activity at once instead of having to click dozens of links.
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I didn't see the search at the top of the page, but there is no need to be a douche about it.....
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This week's pre-publication "can't-wait-to-read" selection is:
Arcadia Falls
By Carol Goodman
Publication Date: March 10
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Ooh! I love books that are part contemporary part historical. Sounds like a good one, and it has a pretty cover!
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Yours seems interesting! :-)
Ooh, this sounds interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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Sounds very mysterious! Here's mine: http://karissabooks.blogspot.com/2009/10/waiting-on-wednesday-107.html
I love plot twists, this looks great!
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Wow, that sounds fantastic!
Happy Wednesday!!
That really sounds like a good mystery book! I've added the book to my wishlist.
I'm waiting for Praefatio by Georgia McBride.
Cool - this one sounds really good! Have to write it down.
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oh thanks Jill, I love this author and I was not aware of this title.
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That sounds really good!
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Great pick!
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This sounds really interesting. I seem to like those private school/small town suspense novels. I'm going to add it to my list.
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Sounds like a very interesting story.
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The book sounds interesting, and I really like the cover.
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This is my first entry. Yay!
Here's my post on Bildungsroman and Other YA Genres: Book Reviews, News and Ramblings
This one sounds good! I'll have to add it to my list =)
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That sounds really good. I like the cover too. My WOW is here.
I'm liking your pick this week, it will be on my buying list.
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Here's what I'm waiting for =)
That sounds good! Here's my pick:
I like!
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I have read her book The Lake of Dead Languages, and I remember it being pretty good. I will have to give this one a try.
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Ooh nice pick. It sounds interesting.
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This sounds like my kind of book!
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Here is my WoW post for this week! :)
ooooo! I really like your choice!
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Fallen by Lauren Kate
sounds like a good one with all its twists.
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XOXO~ Renee
Last comment had the wrong address! This sounds like a fun read. Here is mine:
Forgot to link mine: http://debbiesworldofbooks.com/2009/10/06/waiting-on-wednesday-october-7-street-games-by-christine-feehan/
Arcadia Falls does sound interesting! Great pick.
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Nice! Love the cover! :D
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Here is what I have chosen.
HMMMM sounds interesting.
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Arcadia Falls sounds very interesting! My WOW is HERE.
Sounds interesting here is mine -Page Turners
Sounds like a great read! Hereismine


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Pathetic perspective, courtesy of the work experience person doing Clark Rubber's brochure images: The same background is used for another table set. The perspective doesn't match in that one either, but it's not as bad as this. Maybe it's just CAD geeks who notice this sort of thing? One more to come from this brochure, and it's the worst one of the lot!


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Water chestnut can quickly cover the surface of a waterbody, limiting swimming, fishing, and boating opportunities as well as blocking out light needed by native plants.
Exotic nuisance species not only threaten Vermont's mountains, forests, and fields - they pose a serious threat to the Green Mountain State's lakes, ponds, and rivers as well. Enjoy taking a dip in the lake on a hot summer evening? Invasive plants such as Eurasian watermilfoil and water chestnut can quickly reach nuisance levels, choking out swimming holes and crowding out beneficial native species. Happen to be an avid fisherman? Small, seemingly benign organisms like spiny waterfleas and Asian clams can drastically impact aquatic foodwebs and limit fishing opportunities for brook trout, smallmouth bass, and other Vermont sportfish. Even an easy day sunning yourself at the beach can be ruined by zebra or quagga mussels, which can cover lake bottoms with a layer of sharp shells.
Along with the species listed above, there are dozens of invasive plants and animals that can harm our waterways. Some have already been documented in Vermont, while many others have not invaded Vermont but are present elsewhere in the U.S. and Canada. Humans are a main vector of spread for these species, so education on these species and precautions that can be taken to ensure they are not transported is critical to the protection of Vermont's aquatic systems.


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State Treasurer John Perdue
The honorable John D. Perdue is West Virginia's 24th State Treasurer and is currently serving his fifth term in office. In 2015, Treasurer Perdue will become West Virginia's longest-serving state treasurer, surpassing Richard Talbott (D-Barbour) who occupied the office from 1933-1951.
Treasurer Perdue has served the people of West Virginia for more than 40 years. He started his public service career with the Department of Agriculture in 1973. During his time there he held several positions, including the title of Assistant Commissioner. In 1989 he became executive assistant to former Governor Gaston Caperton and served as a member of his executive staff for eight years.
Since taking office in 1997, Treasurer Perdue has worked diligently to make West Virginia a better place for families, business owners and citizens of all ages. As the banker of state government, Treasurer Perdue manages more than $13 billion of state money annually. The Treasurer's Office has set records in the Unclaimed Property Division by returning more than $120 million to rightful owners over the course of his administration. In addition, he oversees the state's Board of Treasury Investments, the West Virginia Retirement Plus deferred compensation plan and the SMART529 college savings program.
The Treasurer's commitment to education is unparalleled. His NetWorth financial education program is nationally recognized with the distinct honor of a 2009 Excellence in Financial Literacy Education Award. The NetWorth program was also selected as a regional finalist for the Council of State Government Innovations Award for two consecutive years.
Treasurer Perdue is the only West Virginia State Treasurer to serve as president of the National Association of State Treasurers (NAST). He was honored as the organization's Treasurer of the Year in 2007. In 2012 he received the Unclaimed Property Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators (NAUPA).
John Perdue is a 1972 graduate of West Virginia University and a native of Boone County. He and his wife Robin have two adult daughters.
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