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Recently, the International Symposium on Passive Safety Technology and Standards and Regulations (hereinafter referred to as APSTSR) was organized by China Automotive Technology Research Center, National Automobile Standardization Technical Committee, China Automobile Center Automobile Standardization Research Institute and Automobile Committee of Automobile Committee of Automobile Committee 2017) was successfully held in Lanzhou, Gansu. More than 270 Chinese and foreign experts from more than 130 units from major domestic and international testing organizations, vehicle enterprises, parts suppliers and universities attended the seminar. Mr. Zhong Baozhong, Assistant Director of China Gas Center, attended the meeting and delivered speeches. The meeting was chaired by Feng Yi, director of the Institute of Standardization of China Gas Center.
Wen Baozhong in his speech introduced the overall development of China's automobile standardization and passive safety of the existing standard system construction. He said that with the rapid development of automotive technology, multi-field innovation in the integration of automotive development, passive safety technology development and standards to put forward higher requirements. At the same time, the international coordination of automotive passive safety standards is a hot area, the international forum and the active participation of experts at home and abroad will further strengthen international exchanges and cooperation.
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Homemade maki is the best!! This looks lovely!ReplyDelete
Oh man, YES. This combination sounds so simple and perfect -- maybe with a few toasted sesame seeds sprinkled on top? I've never made sushi at home, but I really need to give it a try!ReplyDelete
Hi Em, You are an inspiration! I love your blog, recipes (especially the deserts), books. I am learning so much from you. Also, I just made my first sushi. Woo, hoo! If you are ever in Chicago, it would be my pleasure to make you a dinner!ReplyDelete
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Hi! How do you prepare the rice so it's considered raw? Please advise? Thank you and merry Christmas !!ReplyDelete
Hi Emily! Thank you for posting such a lovely recipes. I really like trying your recipes and it always works so well. By the way, I would like to say as an Japanese, Maki is also a kind of Sushi, we call it Maki suhi( actually pronounce makizushi), so you can say it is sushi as well.ReplyDelete
I am looking forward to your new post. thanks! chihiro
I love avocados too and probably eat at least one a day. These rolls look amazing! I definitely need to try this recipe.ReplyDelete
I haven't had sushi in such a long time! Need to make it soon :)ReplyDelete
@Anonymous - you can use cauliflower instead - just google "raw cauliflower rice recipe"ReplyDelete


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THERE was much for Liverpool fans to enjoy during Euro 2012. Whether it was the driving performances of Steven Gerrard as he led the (ultimately ill-fated) England charge, Andy Carroll's announcement on the international stage, or the quietly reassuring form of Glen Johnson and Daniel Agger, Reds fans have had plenty to keep them interested over the past fortnight.
And not just on the pitch, either.
The great punditry debate is one which increasingly rears its head at major international tournaments, as BBC and ITV battled for ratings.
The common consensus this summer is that it was ITV who, surprisingly, stole a march on their BBC rivals. Not since the 1970 World Cup, and the invention of 'the panel' has this happened.
Key to that, surely, was the presence of Jamie Carragher in the ITV studio.
The Liverpool defender provided excellent value for money with his forthright, yet thoughtful, opinions, his tactical insights and his refusal to yield to the domineering Roy Keane.
His display, a stark contrast to the blissful ignorance and golf club humour of some of his BBC counterparts, served merely to confirm the widely-held belief that the 34-year-old will make a smooth transition from playing to management, when the time comes.
If Carragher has his way, of course, that time will be some way away yet. He outlines his stance in a candid interview with the Norwegian writer Ragnhild Lund Ansnes for a new book 'Liverpool FC Heroes'.
"I've been involved with football since I was a kid, and I've always loved the game," Carragher says. "Reading about football, watching football, playing football – it's a massive part of me.
"I love watching all kinds of football, not just Liverpool. I've never really been interested in anything outside football, but I think that's helped me as a footballer.
"Many people my age look forward to the day they retire and can finally get some rest. I just want to play as much as possible before I finish; I know I'll be devastated when I have to stop.
"For 20 years I've been doing the same thing, and the day I'm not doing this again will be really strange. We're at Melwood every day, and that's what I'll miss the most when I quit."
It has long been assumed that Carragher's post-playing career will take him into management. Team-mates describe him as a "football-obsessive", who takes a great interest in the technical side of the game.
It is a tag Carragher is happy to wear.
"I love information and the statistics, they help me see new things," he adds. "Every manager does it his way. Rafa (Benitez) was very much into analytics and statistics, whereas Kenny (Dalglish) isn't.
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I've just returned from Dhanakosa, a beautiful retreat centre in wonderfully sunny Scotland. We were leading a retreat with the theme, 'Who's Living your Life?' It made me wonder about communication: 'Who's speaking?' Who chooses to say what, and when? Who's in charge?
Do you ever feel impelled to argue, appease, judge, persuade or please? Are these the voices inside you that shape your conversations? With so much interference on the line - so many pressures from within and without - how can we put across what we (really) want to say, in ways that others are able to hear?
Recognising our choicesLet's begin with our choices. Conversations are made up of choices, moment by moment decisions - each of which affects what happens next. For example, what choice would you make here?
YOU: I'm so sorry I can't manage that. I'm just too busy today.
OTHER: What's so special about you? We're all busy here!
Do you speak up, empathise or something else (walk away, perhaps)? And to what extent would that be your conscious choice?
Sometimes, it's hard to acknowledge that we do have a choice:
- "I was forced to walk out - he was so rude to me."
- "She gave me no choice but to shout back."
- "I had to laugh!"
When we say (or imply) that we have 'no choice', it usually means we're doing what comes to mind in the moment. Probably, we don't know what else we can do. Either other options feel beyond us (like de-escalating an angry person, or replying calmly if we are furious); or every choice looks bad. A traditional highwayman offers clear alternatives - 'Your money or your life!' - they just aren't options we care for.
The principle is:
- We always have a choice (even if we don't like, or understand, the alternative)
The more choices we acknowledge, the more options we have in sticky moments; and the more we're able to stay in charge of our conversations.
Three choicesThere are, of course, thousands of ways to create connection - but we can boil them down to just three: we speak, listen - or neither! These choices help us stay grounded and confident in a conversation, because they provide a method for deciding between the different voices inside ourselves, and the different voices in the room.
Expressing ourselves ('on my ground'): We speak from and for ourselves; we express what matters to us. We place our attention on our own ground.
Here, we have the opportunity to be fully heard and understood, and to engage other people's interest, trust and willingness in what we propose. Problems happen when we overemphasise our own concerns by riding roughshod over other people's; or when we understate and undervalue our own, leaving ourselves nowhere to stand. In either case, however loudly we protest, we no longer have an effective voice.
Receiving others ('on their ground'): We engage with others on their ground. We place our attention on them, on what they say or do from their perspective.
Here, we give other people the chance to be heard and understood without judgement. Although they're speaking, we are still an active player in the conversation. We never 'lose control' by listening. The danger lies in thinking we're receiving when we're doing something subtly different; or doing several things at once (such as listening and working out what we'll say next!). This is when we lose our way, and our choice becomes ineffective.
Focusing within ('on either ground'): We turn our attention within. We muse on our issues, or we imaginatively enter into someone else's. This happens away from the interaction itself.
Here, we pause to recover our sense of control. We take a deep breath or count to ten; we doodle, drink tea, take time out, phone a friend... Sometimes we head off for months or years until, older and wiser, we can discuss (or think about) what happened calmly.
People focus within at different rates and in different ways; fast or slow. Difficulties arise when we give ourselves too little time, or too much. Too little time, and we can't process the situation. We feel rushed and blurt out things we don't mean. Too much time, and the issues get covered over by other things. Unresolved for whatever reason, problems which lurk beneath the surface often erupt later on.
Which is the 'best' choice?The best choice is the one which creates most connection. It's something we easily overlook under pressure. Here's an illustration from the animation film Brave. The fairytale queen is agonising about her daughter's forthcoming betrothal:
QUEEN ELINOR: I don't know what to do!
KING FERGUS: Speak to her, dear!
QUEEN ELINOR: I do speak to her - she just doesn't listen!
As the rift widens between them, mother and daughter both continue to 'express' - to no avail:
QUEEN ELINOR: I could make you see if you would just - LISTEN!
MERIDA: I could make you understand, if you would just - LISTEN!
If communication gets stuck, it's wise to review our choices. As a rule of thumb:
- There's no point speaking, if someone can't hear us
- There's no point listening, if we're not prepared to hear
Knowing our choices...Conversation is not a battle for control. Real dialogue is more like a dance. We constantly choose - we mediate - between the different voices inside us and without. Knowing the different options, we become more flexible; we learn to change track. And once we know the three choices, we're never stuck. Why? Because if one choice doesn't work, we can try another!
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Suzanne Grove and Ed Sheets have the official Johnstown Tomahawks weekend preview here.
The Johnstown Tomahawks make the 630 mile bus ride to Springfield IL to take on the Jr. Blues. This will be the 3rd and 4th game of the season between the two teams, with the first two taking place back at the CCWM early in the season.
Before we can get to all the wonderful stats, storylines, keys to the game, and whatever our little heart desire, we've got to check out the latest news and links.
News from Johnstown Tomahawks official website:
----Earlier this week the Tomahawks announced that fans can submit questions to the players to have them answered...
Do you have a question you would like to ask a Tomahawk? Well, here's your chance! The Tomahawks players want to hear from you. Please submit your question (1-2 sentences, please) along with your name, location, and the name of the player you would like to ask. Then, we'll randomly select questions from your submissions and the corresponding player will respond to you on here, Facebook, and Twitter!You can submit your question by following this link to their official website.
---The Tomahawks have been busy making sure that next year's team does even better than this year. Johnstown, tendered four players for next season, Collin Finkhouse, Matt Meier, Aaron Bland, and Eric Tien. You can read the official press release from the 'Hawks here.
Here at Thetomablog we took a look at each tendered player to give you a small preview of what might be in store next season. That post is here.
**Great signings by Rick Boyd. This team, this year, has had problems scoring goals, but Boyd may have solved that problem for next season. Of course being tendered doesn't mean they'll make the team, we just have their rights, but judging on how talented they are, they shouldn't have a problem making the club.***
Back to the Upcoming Weekend:
The Johnstown Tomahawks come into this weekend in fourth place with a record of 22-18-12, good for 56 points. The Springfield Jr. Blues have a record of 22-26-4, good for 48 points and a six place spot in the standings. (also the last playoff spot).
Johnstown only has a better record because of all the games we've been able to push into overtime. If it was just counted as a loss any time you lost in overtime, Johnstown would have a record of 22-30.
Last weekend Johnstonw lost both of their games to last place Frenso Monsters, both in a shootout. Springfield was at home vs Soo and went 1-1. In the first game vs Soo, Springfield won in a blow out, 7-1. Game two was closer but still very high scoring, 6-5 Soo.
Johnstown is on a four game losing streak which they hope to break this weekend.
Johnstown has a few injuries in their lineup, Dakoda Menslage, Jaycob McCombs, and Corey Schafer. Hopefully McCombs will be able to play soon as the Tomahawks could use his offensive abilities. In 38 games this season, McCombs, has eight goals, six assists, and fourteen points. Before getting injured McCombs had scored eight points in eleven games.
Last Meeting:
These two teams last played each other on November 3rd and 4th at the CCWM. Springfield won both games, the first in OT and the second in regulation.
The first game saw Chris Truehl in net for Johnstown and Matt Leon in net for Springfield. Truehl made 22 saves on 26 shots. Leon picked up the win making 28 saves on 31 shots.
Johnstown goals came from, Casey Nelson, Jordan Watt, and Jeff Bergh. Springfield got goals from, Ryan Atkinson (two in regulation and one in overtime for the game winner) and Mitch Rogge. Johnstown lost the game, 4-3. Boxscore.
Game two saw both team's backup goalies in net. Brennan got the loss stopping 21 of 26 shots. Kellenberger got the win for the Jr. Blues making 21 saves on 25 shots.
Johnstown received goals that night from, Andrew McDonald, Connor Wright (scored two), and Mitch Kontny. Springfields goal scorers were, Ryan Atkinson, Trevor Stone, Mike Severson, Devin Mitchell, Mike Fazio (now plays for Kalamazoo) and Nate Chasteen. Springfield won the game, 6-4. Boxscore.
Springfield is 10-15-1 at Home this season.
Their power play is 16.4% good for 9th in the league.
Their penalty kill is 82.9% good for 18th in the league.
When Springfield is leading after one period they are 8-3-2.
When Springfield is loosing after one period they are 2-14-0
They are averaging 855 fans per home game this season (17th in the league)
Johnstown is 10-8-6 on the road this season.
Their power play is 18.4% good for 3rd in the league.
Their penalty kill is 84.3% good for 14th in the league.
When Johnstown is leading after the first period they are 11-2-4.
When Johnstown is loosing after one period they are 2-6-2.
Team Leaders:
Springfield Jr. Blues
Brett Skibba- 27-22-49 in 50 games
Ryan Atkinson - 18-15-33 in 40 games
Nate Chasteen- 11-14-25 in 40 games
Penalty Minutes:
Jack Sloan- 72 in 47 games
Johnstown Tomahawks
Cody Gylling- 16-26-42 in 51 games
Mitch Kontny- 19-16-35 in 52 games
Jordan Watt- 16-16-32 in 48 games
Penalty Minutes:
Jake Fairchild- 133 in 39 games
Cody Boyd- 127 in 47 games
Brandon Reinholz- 103 in 45 games
TheTomablog's Keys to the Game:
North Division Weekend Match Ups:
Jamestown at Michigan
Janesville at Coulee Region
Jamestown at Michigan
Janesville at Coulee Region
Soo at Kalamazoo
Soo at Kalamazoo
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The tradition of an independent history and the continuity of an uninterrupted cultural growth, make Baden a favorite tourist attraction for visitors from all over the world. Not only is it a site of great historical vestiges, but a modern city that tells the tale of Austria in a unique and original way. Residence to the members of the Austrian royal family, Baden is full of old, beautiful villas, restored and open to visitors. Surrounded by castles and antique vestiges, visitors to Baden have a direct experience of the past.
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When you visit Baden remember that you're staying on the vestiges of some of the most popular Roman sites in the area. Known as the Thermae Pannonicae, the Roman ruins attract many curious visitors. Once you reach Baden, make sure you don't leave without taking a closer look at some of the local areas of which the most popular is the Helenental Valley. Lying very close to the city, the valley is crossed by an aqueduct that is part of Vienna's waterworks.
I would also recommend that you visit the most popular castle in the area, the 12th century Rauheneck. Situated at the entrance to the same great Helenental Valley, the Rauhenck castle is situated on the banks of a river very close to another magnificent and much more recent edifice: the Chateau Weilburg. The latter was built at the beginning of the 12th century by the Archduke Charles of Austria. This "modern" castle bears the imprint of the opulence of a noble family.
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As for museums and memorial houses, Baden is not short of options. Given the fact that Ludwig van Beethoven used to live here, no wonder the city pays homage to this world famous composer. There is also the Rathausgasse museum open for visitors to admire and learn about various moments in Beethoven's life. Furthermore, part of the city's entertainment life revolves around the compositions of the great musician, particularly at the time of the summer festivals.
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Last but not least, try the local cuisine! It is absolutely delicious; whether you go for the wursts (popular sausages) or the other spicy meat dishes, they go very well with the traditional brew. The prices are very reasonable, since nice simple food is part of the Austrian traditional cuisine. Of course there is always room for delicacies and Baden doesn't dissapoint in that area. Should you want some special dish, it's good to take the waiter's recommendation when it comes to making a choice. Enjoy your stay!


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The BRICS countries are expected to reach consensus on financial inclusion, green growth, coordination of international tax affairs and commitment to free trade as they gather in an annual summit to explore novel financial cooperation measures, a senior Chinese official said.
A number of tangible projects, from issuance of development loans to public-private partnerships, are being carried out as the bloc of emerging markets enhances macroeconomic policy coordination, said Vice-Minister of Finance Shi Yaobin on Sept 3.
"We pledged to enhance macroeconomic coordination by using holistic policy tools to promote BRICS' growth and counter uncertainty in the world economy," he said.
Under China's rotating BRICS presidency this year, the group-Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa-has achieved "unprecedented and pragmatic" results, notably in rolling out specific measures and paths to promote economic collaboration, Shi said.
Three new projects unveiled on Sept 3 are to be financed by the New Development Bank, a multilateral institution set up by the bloc to bolster sustainable growth.
One of them is an offshore wind power project at Fujian province's Putian Pinghai Bay. The second is a watershed project in the "green heart", environmentally protected center of Hunan province's Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan city cluster. The third is a pilot project in industrial low-carbon restructuring in Jiangxi province.
The bank, established in 2015, has approved loans totaling $3 billion to 11 programs, with a special focus on environmental protection, carbon reduction, new energy and the improvement of livelihoods, Shi said.
The NDB will use the three Chinese projects as a benchmark and example for incoming projects in other countries, according to NDB President K.V. Kamath. This is among a string of endeavors supported by the bank to jump-start activity in the countries. The bank issued 3 billion yuan ($457.4 million) of yuan-denominated green bonds in July 2016, launched its Africa Regional Center in Johannesburg, South Africa, last month and, on Sept 2, witnessed the groundbreaking of its permanent headquarters in Shanghai, bank officials said.
The countries will also make strides in public-private partnerships by exchanging best practices on government support, regulatory frameworks, institutional arrangements, innovative measures and project management, Shi said.
Other areas of cooperation include boosting the convergence of accounting standards for issuing bonds, related auditing and taxation in a bid to lift the current financial cooperation to a new level, he added.
BRICS nations have registered positive signs of economic growth of late, contributing 50 percent of the world's economic growth last year.


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An ongoing experiment into producing objects carved from sand blasted floral foam. In this instance a series of candlesticks were made.
Taking influence from classic art deco designs, profiles were cut and attached to blocks of floral foam. When sandblasted, the profiles are extruded producing bellowing, free-flowing tails creating layers of movement, texture and time.
The resultant forms are slip cast in porcelain; the smooth, polished faces of the original profiles are a stark contrast to the intricately textured, rock-like sides.
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Based on the nonfiction book of the same name by Robert Kolker, "Lost Girls" will star Ryan as Mari Gilbert, the mother of a kidnapped girl who demands that Long Island police stay on the search for her child. As her struggle continues, Gilbert soon uncovers crimes far beyond her daughter's abduction — a string of unsolved murders of young female sex workers on the South Shore.
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Help "7 Billion" go viral by Tweeting and reposting on FB and with a message about how a woman in your life has inspired you.
"7 Billion" reflects not only a message of global unity for environmental and social justice, but also acknowledges the struggle and everyday commitment their very own mothers and mothers around the world make to improve the lives of others.
In a joint statement, Secretary for Natural Resources John Laird and Director of Fish and Game Chuck Bonham announced today that implementation of so-called "marine protected areas" in San Francisco Bay will be delayed until the completion of "planning efforts" for the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta under the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP).
The BDCP is a plan to build a peripheral canal or tunnel to export more Delta water to southern California and corporate agribusiness on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley. A broad coalition of Delta residents, recreational anglers, commercial fishermen, Indian Tribes, family farmers, grassroots environmentalists and elected officials is opposing the peripheral canal's construction because it would hasten the extinction of Central Valley salmon, Delta smelt, longfin smelt and other fish species and take vast areas of Delta farmland out of production under the guise of habitat "restoration."
A report written by Geir Aasen of the California Department of Fish and Game documents the massive numbers of fish salvaged at the federal Central Valley Project's Tracy Fish Collection Facility (TFCF) and the State Water Project's Skinner Delta Fish Protective Facility (SDFPF) during the 2011 water year, as well as the record amounts of water exported to corporate agribusiness and southern California by the state and federal projects.
The report appeared in the Interagency Ecological Program for the San Francisco Estuary Newsletter, Fall/Winter 2012 edition. (http://www.water.ca.gov/iep/newsletters/2012/IEPNewsletter_FinalWINTER2012.pdf http://www.water.ca.gov)
The State Water Project reported record high water exports, 4.90 billion cubic meters of water, the highest export rate recorded since 1981, the report stated. The federal Central Valley Project exported 3.13 billion cubic meters of water, an increase from exports in 2008-2011, but comparable to exports from 2002 to 2007.
California Natural Resources Secretary John Laird announced Friday that the release of a controversial state-federal plan to build a peripheral canal or tunnel will be delayed.
In a May 3 letter to David Hayes, Deputy Secretary of the Interior, Laird said the state "will not be ready" to release public review drafts of the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP) and its environmental impact report/statement at the end of June, as originally expected.
Laird did not directly explain the reason for the delay, but said, "The fish and wildlife agencies are currently reviewing and responding to a substantially improved scientific analysis of habitat restoration, water flows, and other ecological measures to achieve regulatory standards of the federal Endangered Species Act and Natural Community Conservation Planning Act. As a result, we anticipate that we will soon be able to announce some significant adjustments in the overall program that will reflect our commitment to using the best science."
Laird noted that the delay "should not interfere in any way with our preparations for a public announcement of the key elements of a framework for the proposed project with the Governor and Secretary Salazar in mid-to-late July."
In conjunction with the Delta Levees Standards Conference being held today in Sacramento, Restore the Delta proposed that Delta levees be upgraded as part of any Bay-Delta water solution - and emphasized that they are a much better investment than building a peripheral canal or tunnel.
The conference, sponsored by the Delta Protection Commission and Water Education Foundation, takes place at Woodlake Hotel at 500 Leisure Lane, Sacramento.
"Fat, robust levees protect the Delta," said Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla, Executive Director of Restore the Delta. "An emergency preparedness plan against the greatest threat – flood – is also needed. But floods can be managed."
"We are well-positioned to deal with sea level rise – we can raise levees one to two inches per year," she noted.
Greg Palast presents his investigation of the BP oil spill and talks about the corruption that permeates the oil industry, the financial sector, and government. Greg plays the part of a hard-bitten detective. He participated in five movies and authored four books including Armed Madhouse and The Best Democracy Money Can Buy.
Source: Vulture's Picnic
The world fears the U.S.
Ex-Senator and former U.S. presidential candidate Mike Gravel says the U.S. is like a drunkard who charges to war with any country who might pose a threat.
Source: 'World fears US as a war-hungry drunk' - ex-Senator
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In a major win for Delta advocates, the Assembly Water, Parks and Wildlife Committee on April 24 voted 10 to 2 to approve legislation requiring an independent cost-benefit analysis before committing the public to pay tens of billions of dollars to build a peripheral canal or tunnel to divert more Delta water.
A coalition of consumer, environmental and fishing groups and Delta cities and counties backed the legislation, AB 2421 (B. Berryhill), while agribusiness groups, the California Chamber of Commerce and southern California water agencies opposed the bill.
Blamed for Bee Collapse, Monsanto Buys Leading Bee Research Firm
It can be found in public company reports hosted on mainstream media that Monsanto scooped up the Beeologics firm back in September 2011. During this time the correlation between Monsanto's GM crops and the bee decline was not explored in the mainstream, and in fact it was hardly touched upon until Polish officials addressed the serious concern amid the monumental ban. Owning a major organization that focuses heavily on the bee collapse and is recognized by the USDA for their mission statement of "restoring bee health and protecting the future of insect pollination" could be very advantageous for Monsanto.
2011 has been marked by extreme weather. In the U.S. alone, a record dozen disasters caused more than $1 billion in damage. One area acutely threatened by climate change is food production, where decades of steady gains could be reversed.
Speakers areChris Field, Director, Department of Global Ecology, Carnegie Institution for Science Dave Friedberg, Founder & CEO, The Climate Corporation Karen O'Brien, Professor of Sociology and Human Geography, University of OsloMichael Oppenheimer, Professor of Geosciences and International Affairs, PrincetonGreg Dalton is the moderator and Vice President of The Commonwealth Club of California and founder of Climate One
Source: Wild Weather
An Analysis of the NDAA
What is in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 that President Obama recently signed into law accompanied by a signing statement? Dahlia Lithwick explains the bill's contents. She is a contributing editor at Newsweek and a senior editor and legal correspondent at Slate, where she specialized in covering the U.S. Supreme Court and judicial issues.
Source: January 4 - The GOP Candidates and God's Plan; The Backlash Against Putin; An Analysis of What is in the NDAA
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A report on the Radio KMJ 580 AM website reveals how Senator Dianne Feinstein vowed her support for the water bond, the raising of Shasta Dam on the Sacramento River and the expansion of Exchequer Dam on the Merced River during two fundraisers at the homes of San Joaquin Valley agribusiness leaders this week.
The station reported first on a lunch on Wednesday at the Sanger home of the president of the Nisei Farmers League where Feinstein said the controversial $11.14 water bond "must appear on the ballot." (http://www.kmjnow.com/pages/landing_localnews_2011?Feinstein-Harvests-Donations-From-Valley=1&blockID=599372&feedID=8257)
"In Sanger - at the home of Manuel Cunha, Jr. - Senator Feinstein told a gathering of 64 specially-selected people that she had their backs when it came to several key issues facing San Joaquin Valley farming," the article stated. "She told the group that she has discussed the state water bond measure with Governor Jerry Brown and insisted that it must appear on the ballot in November. The governor has indicated a preference to move the bond to 2014 so as not to compete with his plan to raise taxes."
James Kellogg, 68, of Discovery Bay, has been reappointed by Governor Jerry Brown to the California Fish and Game Commission, where he has served since 2002 after being appointed by then Governor Gray Davis.
Kellogg has been an international representative for the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry since 1992, according to a news release from the Governor's Office.
Fishing groups reacted positively to his appointment. "Jim has exercised a steady hand in implementing good Fish and Game policies for the state for the past 10 years," said Dick Pool, president of Water for Fish. "We look forward to his continued leadership."
"It's been great news that he's been reappointed, " said Jim Martin, West Coast Regional Director of the Recreational Fishing Alliance (RFA). "He has always been a good friend of fishermen and his long experience as a Commissioner will provide continuity for decision making and institutional memory."
The Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC) at its meeting in Seattle on Thursday, April 5 adopted a set of generous ocean salmon seasons that provides both recreational and commercial fishing opportunities coastwide.
Recreational salmon fishing is scheduled to open on the California coast from Horse Mountain in Humboldt County to the U.S./Mexico border on Saturday, April 7.
"California and Oregon fishermen, in particular, will be benefit from higher-than‐usual salmon returns in the Sacramento and Klamath Rivers this year," according to statement from the PFMC. "The recommendation will be forwarded to the National Marine Fisheries Service for approval by May 1, 2012."
"Everyone is pleased to see such a strong abundance of the major Sacramento River and Klamath River work‐horse stocks," said Council Chairman Dan Wolford. "After achieving all the conservation goals for weak stocks in 2012, both recreational and commercial ocean salmon fishermen should enjoy a good season this summer."
On March 26, I received a news release from the Governor's office stating that "Governor Edmund G. Brown will attend a reception commemorating Ocean Day this evening sponsored by the Monterey Bay Aquarium where he will receive the 2012 Ocean Champion Award."
The event was held that evening at 6 p.m. at the Sutter Club in Sacramento.
However, the release noted, "This event is closed to the press."
I find it interesting that the press was barred from this event. Could this because the media might ask some embarrassing questions about why Governor Jerry Brown was receiving the 2012 'Ocean Champion' award when he has committed himself to continuing many of the abysmal environmental polices of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger?
David Gurney, independent journalist and Co-Chair of the Ocean Protection Coalition, noted that the Governor and the sponsors of the event employed the first and perhaps easiest way to "manage the news" - simply to deny reporters access to information or an event. (http://noyonews.net/?p=5525)
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Seymour Hersh is interviewed by Steve Scher
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Seymour Hersh is responsible for exposing many of the biggest stories in the 20th century, and he is still hard at work. Hersh alleged that senior officials were waging a crusade overseas, protecting Christianity from the Muslim.
Source: Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Seymour Hersh
The natural gas business is booming, sometimes with deadly results. Host Bruce Gellerman sniffs out the cracks in the nearly two million miles of pipeline that run under our cities.
Source: Rampant City Gas Leaks
There are more than a third of a million miles of natural gas transmission pipelines in the U.S., and more to come. But sometimes they rupture, devastating homes and lives. Bruce Gellerman speaks with investigative blogger Frank Gallagher, editor of NaturalGasWatch.org, about the hazards of this vast system.
Source: The Explosive Growth of Natural Gas Networks
During the battle to save the pristine salmon and steelhead habitat of Headwaters Forest in 1998, I received a phone call one morning from an environmental activist who told me that country legend Merle Haggard and actor Woody Harrelson would be appearing at the State Capitol for a noon time rally.
I drove from Elk Grove to the Capitol to check the event out. I arrived about a half hour early, so I went to a small circle of a dozen activists standing around and talking on the capitol lawn. I scanned the area around the capitol on the lookout for Haggard, Harrelson and the folks from the Environmental Protection Center of Garberville, the event's organizers.
I was ready to ask the guy next to me, a short, laid back, bearded man, about when Haggard and Harrelson were supposed to appear when suddenly realized that he was Merle Haggard.
"Please to meet you, Merle," I said as I held out my hand and got a hard, firm shake from the country bard, known for the outspoken lyrics of "Okie from Muskogee," the "Fightin' Side of Me,"and many, many other songs. Haggard explained to me that he was there to stop the logging of redwood and Douglas-fir forests on the North Coast by Pacific Lumber Company.
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Mr. Huntley printed copies of Dr. Dowie's sermons and articles. Mr. Huntley died in 1967 and the house was up for sale again. Mr. Wesley Ashland, a Zion jeweler, made arrangements to purchase the house for $18,500 for the purpose of restoring it and organizing the Zion Historical Society.
Today, the Shiloh House has been restored to the splendor of the Victorian era and its original glory after years of appreciative labor. The first floor is frequently rented for quaint special occasions. Not only does the house stand as a silent monument to Dr. John Alexander Dowie, it also serves as the headquarters for the Zion Historical Society and as Zion's historical museum.
Memorial Weekend Saturday May 28, 2011
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The Historical Park is located at the former site of Elk county's oldest Protestant church- Mt Zion. The park is being developed and maintained by an active group of interested citizens who volunteer their time and efforts in preserving the history of the area. The development of the Mt Zion Historical Park is funded by contributions and donations. The long term maintenance of the park is provided by a perpetual trust fund.
Joseph Burke and Peter Kunes installed the foundation for the Veteran's Memorial in 1999. In 2005, the Mt Zion Historical Society began raising funds for the memorial working with the Weedville American Legion Post 978 to develop the general layout which included the inscriptions for both the front and back of the memorial. In 2006, the granite stone that has a total weight of about 2800 pounds was ordered from Korb and Sons in DuBois.
Dana Caralone donated the labor to lay the bricks. In April of 2007 the brick was about one third complete when Korb installed the granite stone. Micale Constructiondonated the service of his crane to set the stone. In early May of the same year,Mr Catalone completed the brickwork.
One week following the completion of the masonry work Doug Herbert and Dave Konkle installed the capping stones. Doug Herbert donated the capping stones. About this same time, the Society installed a 30 foot flagpole next to the Memorial to fly the Legion flag. Gayon McClintick donated his equipment and time for the landscaping. Several weeks after the dedication of the Memorial the eagles were installed. The eagles were donated by James Burke and installed by Dave Konkle.
To honor your favorite veteran, you can order walkway bricks and special park benches also. Please complete the linked and mail in.


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When an employee leaves your organization, an exit interview is a helpful tool to:
If your organization is large enough to have an HR staff person, he/she would typically hold the exit interview. Otherwise, the supervisor of the exiting employee would conduct the interview.
Exit interviews can be conducted face-to-face, be in the form of a written survey (hard-copy or electronic), or held over the phone. Only face-to-face and telephone interviews allow you to explore responses and gain even more insight. You can help the exiting employee feel more comfortable by starting with friendly discussion and then easing into the more probing questions. Always start by explaining the purpose of the exit interview. However, some exiting employees may be more forthcoming with information if they can write, rather than say, their feelings.
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The CPI(ML) expresses deep concern and sorrow at the devastation wrought by the severe floods in Kerala, which are causing large-scale loss of life, destruction of homes and property, displacement and utter disruption of essential services in the state.
The party extends every possible cooperation to the courageous rescue and relief efforts by multiple agencies as well as common people at this time of crisis.
We appeal to the Central Government to ensure an adequate relief package to Kerala, recognising the floods as a national disaster: over and above the Rs 100 crore already granted by the Centre from the regular disaster relief fund, the Centre must lose no time in releasing Rs 1,220 crore that the State Government has sought as a special package from the National Disaster Relief Fund.
We appeal to all people to contribute urgently and generously to the relief and rehabilitation efforts in the State.
Please send your contributions to the Kerala CM's Distress Relief Fund –
Either at :-
Or via cheque/DD to cheque/DD to
The Principal Secretary (Finance) Treasurer,
Chief Minister's Distress Relief Fund,
Thiruvananthapuram – 695001
Or to :-
Account number: 67319948232
Bank: State Bank of India
Branch: City branch, Thiruvananthapuram
IFS Code: SBIN0070028
Name of Donee: CMDRF
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I invite you to check out what's happening here at St. Andrew's in order that we can better live in our fast paced and demanding world today.
-We offer times of worship for reflection and renewal.
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Brief: To provide outdoor dining and living spaces with natural products near a spa pool.
The compact backyard incorporates a fireplace and a tranquil water feature, which provides a private oasis.
The severe constraint of a vertical cliff was put to great effect in the courtyard by incorporating natural stonework and tropical plants, to create a backdrop for the decking and outdoor living area.
"The integration of living courtyard spaces with the house has been done with skill and restraint"
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People can often still detect a fire long before automatic fire detectors; hence manual call points are important components of fire detection systems in occupied buildings to ensure timely evacuation in the case of fire. All call points should be approved to EN54-11, and should be of type A, that is once the frangible element is broken or displace the alarm condition is automatic.Manual Call points should be mounted on all escape routes, and at all exit points from the floors of a building and to clear air. It should not be possible to leave the floor of a building without passing a manual call point, nor should it be necessary to deviate from any escape route in order to operate a manual call point. Call points mounted at the exists from a floor may be mounted within the accommodation or on the stairwell. In multiple storey buildings where phased evacuation is to be used call points should be mounted within the accommodation to avoid activation of call points on lower levels by people leaving the building.
In order to provide easy access, call points should be mounted between 1.2 and 1.6m from the floor, and should be clearly visible and identifiable. The maximum distance anyone should have to travel in order to activate a manual call point is 45m, unless the building is occupied by people having limited mobility, or rapid fire development is likely, in which case the maximum travel distance should be reduced to 20m. Call points should also be sited in close proximity to specific hazards, for example kitchens or paint spray booths.


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Rucker and the former Emmajo Magnison were married Dec. 24, 1958, at the Christian Church in Sharon. He operated a custom harvesting business for over 30 years and she is retired after 20 years of teaching. The couple continues to farm.
Their children and spouses are Flint and LaDonna Rucker, Medicine Lodge, Jodi Cushenbery, Cherryvale, Nute and Brenda Rucker, Newton, and Kelli and Scott Oesch, Star Valley Ranch, Wyo. They have 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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GREENCASTLE, Pa. - There was a not-so-old-fashioned barn raising Thursday in Franklin County, this one taking place in the middle of a residential neighborhood in Greencastle.
Once completed, the barn will be used as a repository for history instead of hay.
A small crew aided by a Grove crane raised the oak beam mortise-and-tenon framework of the 19th-century barn. This is not new construction, but reconstruction of a barn purchased by the museum three years ago and moved piece by piece from a farm near Marion, Pa., said Glenn James of Craftwright Timber Frames of Westminster, Md.
It is a gigantic three-dimensional archaeological jigsaw puzzle, with the timbers and stone foundation having been disassembled, catalogued, numbered and photographed before being brought to Greencastle, said Bonnie Shockey, president of the museum, which is at 365 S. Ridge Ave.
The museum bought the barn for $3,000, but rebuilding it and converting it to museum space and artifact storage will cost more than $500,000, Shockey said. The foundation for the barn was blasted out of the rocky ground in 2005 and the 2-foot-thick limestone walls reassembled to get to the point where Thursday's barn raising could take place.


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Hi everyone, I'm a 23 year old fangirl from le Canada. I'm just transferring from GR and I blog reviews on incompletetales.tumblr.com. I enjoy vast genres and am indeed a Hufflepuff, so don't be afraid to say hello :)
For quite some time, City of Glass was the end of the Mortal Instrument series. Along came the announcement that there was to be 3 more, which I have to say was one of the greatest things I've read on the internet. This book was particularly quirky, much funnier (and that balanced the intense gloom/darkness this series was leading up to) and 10 times more action packed than the first two. There is not a moment where you would think "ok they're safe for now." Aside from this being a fantasy book, it was very realistic and be prepared (physically and mentally) for deaths and the sort. You will see that Simon has somewhat moved on from Clary and I found that a little disappointing, but I'm happy that it won't always be unrequited love for the poor guy. That isn't to say that they're further apart and aren't best buds anymore! If I could find a man like Simon, I won't ever let him go. Then there's Jace; there's a point when one of the characters pretty much says that he is ravishing. I for sure see that, no person (guy or girl) would not do a double take if he walked by. He is mostly angst in this book; I mean his father IS the main villain of the series. There is a new main dude in the series, Sebastian Verlac, and he has set his eyes on Clary. Yes, Simon exits and along comes Simon. And he's the dark haired, knight in armour Jace. And much nicer. Basically, the entire story and everything leading up to this ends, including the relation between Magnus and Alec, Jocelyn and her reasons for lying so damn much to her daughter, and A LOT of relations toward Angels. There will be not a moment that you would see coming, unless maybe you were warned before hand to read the book carefully as the author gives many hints leading to the end. Also, the epilogue DOES include a little someone significant we know from Clockwork Angel. There are parts in this book which reminds me of world war 2, specifically Hitler and Valentine. He is BIG on cleansing the world and you see how in their minds, killing seems so "right and justified". Truly disgusting that even Shadowhunters have problems with psychos.
This concludes my City of Glass review (this turned out to be more of sappy end to the first 3 mortal instruments review) and I gotta say that this is one book I will never regret having in my collection and will always make the time to re-read it. Some people saw the ending coming, I never did but hey I don't like to ruin a book by making theories whilst reading it. It was a fantastic read, very realistic, shocking, and it deserves a 6/5 (ok 5/5 for you mathies out there)! It is a happy ending guys, unless you were supporting some couples and they never got together: my bad (A)


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Other nations must be allowed to protect their own sovereignty.
Imagine for a moment the year is 1776, and the world is watching events unfold in the British North American colonies. Imagine also there is a body similar to the United Nations at this time. This body, like the real modern version, takes it upon itself to make sure all nations are formed properly and for the good of all.
But this body has a standard of nationhood that is overwhelmingly favoring a strong, monarchy-style government that does not favor individual rights. Just like the real incarnation of the UN, this body tries to make sure all new nations adhere to the standard set by all other nations.
Had this body actually existed, our country as we see it never would have gotten off the ground. Inspectors from all over the world monitoring our emerging nation's progress would have decried and bedeviled what was going on, claiming our path to nationhood violated British sovereign rights. Further, each member nation would see this as a threat to their own systems of government and quickly acted to quash the revolution.
Fast forward to the present day, where the real UN sends inspectors out to emerging nations all over the world to make sure things are on the up and up. Is this really fair though?
In our country, sharp indignation is registered any time the United Nations tries to dictate anything to us. One of the most recent is a huge row about gun issues that the UN seeks to control. Headlines abound of protesters angry at the intrusion upon our nation's sovereign right to govern itself. Fair enough.
So my question is this: what gives OUR nation the right to insert its view of governing on other nations? Just because we don't like a way another nation forms or does business does not mean we get to decide how they set up shop. Several times in our history, we have interfered in a fledgling or struggling nation's path only to have it blow up in our faces later.
We supported the Shah of Iran when his own people were angry several of his policies. Finally, Iran got fed up, and almost 40 years later we are still mortal enemies.
Then we backed Saddam Hussein against Iran, even though he was seen as a dangerous man. We thought we were choosing the lesser of two evils I guess. And here we are after twenty years of fighting and strained relations with the Middle East as a whole.
All this because we seem to think we can decide how every other nation should run itself, but hypocritically state that no other country will tell us how to do business.
I am not saying we should not look out for our own interests abroad. I am not saying we should not encourage democracy. And I am certainly not saying we should deny aid to those who request our help. What I am saying is we have no right to assume our way is automatically the only way to govern. I am also saying that our elected leaders do NOT have the right to dictate who should or should not be included in government building when a nation is struggling. President Obama made headlines insisting that the Muslim Brotherhood be part of Egypt's new and emerging government. But that is not his call. I would say the same if he was demanding that only democratic leaders were part of the process.
John McCain claims the Obama administration should not condone the overthrow of a freely elected government. Except it is not for President Obama to decide how other nations govern themselves. As a person with past presidential aspirations, he should know that the Commander in Chief's authority only applies to the United States. Other nations must be afforded the same sovereignty we like to trumpet about so strongly.
While I am definitely not a fan of a military coup in any sense, it could be argued that the birth of our own nation was a similar action. We took up arms and forcibly changed the existing order. Egypt is doing the same. To deserve our right to nationhood, we must step aside and let Egypt find their own.


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Biography of Raymond Branch
Enrollee, CCC Man, Company 1732, Blooming Rose, Missouri
Col. (ret.), USAAC/USAAF, USA, WWII
My name is Raymond Branch and I had passed my 17th birthday in March 1941 when I enlisted in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCCs). I had finished the third year of high school at the end of April and had my Grandfather, who was my guardian, take me to the CCCs recruiting office in Rolla, Missouri, the following Monday morning. The recruiting office was in the Headquarters of the U.S. Forest Service for the Mark Twain National Forest. The same day, myself and two other enlistees were taken to CCC camp #1732, Blooming Rose, Missouri, about 40 miles from Rolla. That first day at the camp will always be imprinted on my mind. At the time, I was 6 ft. 1 in. tall and weighed about 130 lbs. We were introduced to our barracks Corporal who weighed about 200 lbs who demonstrated how to make our beds and other barracks discipline. After we had practiced making our beds to his satisfaction, he informed us he would beat the "crap" out of us if we caused "his" barracks to not pass inspection at any time. I believed him and it was true that punishment for infractions of verbal rules was quick and efficient. The First Sergeant. only saw you when it was recommended by the Corporals or the Forest Service Foreman that you probably were not worth saving. One strictly enforced infraction was being caught in the shower masturbating, which led to immediate discharge from the camp. We were all issued a toilet kit which included a safety razor, shaving soap and a lather brush and a standing order was that every enlistee shave every morning. I and many others didn't even have fuzz on our chin or upper lip. The Company Commander was an Infantry 1st Lt. stationed at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri, about 135 miles away and usually showed up about once a week but never stayed overnight. He was very visible because of his new yellow Buick convertible. The 1st Sergeant ran the administrative side of the camp with a Supply Sergeant, Mess Sergeant, a Corporal canteen and Recreational Hall Manager and two regular Army Private First Class Medics. There were several Corporals who were heavy equipment operators and barracks chiefs. Enlistees were paid $30 a month but received only $5 payday with the remaining $25 sent directly to their families. With your $5 you could buy a chit book at the canteen to be used to purchase candy, soda, soap, etc. or for use of the pool tables. The day started with a bugle call, time to shave, then a reveille formation with light exercises, breakfast and then work formation where enlistees were turned over to Forest Service Foreman for work assignments. The work day was limited to six hours. I had a number of work assignments including pulling a chain for a survey crew, road culvert crew member and planting young pine trees. I also spent some time working in a pine tree nursery. Crew members were issued a tea or table spoon and showed how to get down on your knees and cut weeds out of a row after row of pine seedlings from one inch to 12 inches tall. The Forest Service Foreman raised a lot of cain if he saw little seedlings among the cut weeds between the rows so we put them in our pockets and threw them away on the way back to camp. One project I worked on of interest was one of the first rest stops on famous Route 66 between Rolla and Waynesville, Missouri. It consisted of a turnout road, picnic tables and his and hers Roosevelt toilets. Evenings in camp were not always free. There was generally a movie once a week, and once a month an Army Chaplain would show the same film on the horrors of venereal diseases. The Forest Service Foreman also gave evening classes in basic building trades. Since I had completed three years of high school, I was one of the more educated enlistees in the camp. There was a high number of men who were illiterate and I was asked to give evening classes in the ABCs and basic Arithmetic. When I asked to be released at the end of the summer to finish my last year of high school, I was asked to stay and work in the camp education center. The camp would pay for me to go to a high school nearby during the day and teach in the evenings and some weekends. I had lettered in basketball and track and had a girlfriend at my home high school and foolishly turned the offer down. I was the alternate first baseman and catcher on the camp baseball team that summer. One team we played against was a CCC camp located on the Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri Military Reservation which was still under construction. CCC boys, as we were called, were not well liked by the Army men we crossed paths with. We wore the same uniform except for our neckties and belts, which were Forest Service Green instead of tan and we were being paid $30 a month verses the Army $21. I have always been grateful for my experiences in the CCCs and when I enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1942, my three and a half months in the CCCs made the transition easy. I retired from the US Army as a Regular Army Full Colonel with 36 years of service.
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Isaiah 5:20 Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!
Luke 11:33 No man, when he hath lighted a candle, putteth it in a secret place, neither under a bushel, but on a candlestick, that they which come in may see the light.
34 The light of the body is the eye: therefore when thine eye is single, thy whole body also is full of light; but when thine eye is evil, thy body also is full of darkness.
35 Take heed therefore that the light which is in thee be not darkness.
36 If thy whole body therefore be full of light, having no part dark, the whole shall be full of light, as when the bright shining of a candle doth give thee light.
Romans 2:17 Behold, thou art called a Jew, and restest in the law, and makest thy boast of God,
18 And knowest his will, and approvest the things that are more excellent, being instructed out of the law;
19 And art confident that thou thyself art a guide of the blind, a light of them which are in darkness,
20 An instructor of the foolish, a teacher of babes, which hast the form of knowledge and of the truth in the law.
21 Thou therefore which teachest another, teachest thou not thyself? thou that preachest a man should not steal, dost thou steal?
22 Thou that sayest a man should not commit adultery, dost thou commit adultery? thou that abhorrest idols, dost thou commit sacrilege?
23 Thou that makest thy boast of the law, through breaking the law dishonourest thou God?
24 For the name of God is blasphemed among the Gentiles through you, as it is written.
2 Corinthians 11:3 But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtilty, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ.
4 For if he that cometh preacheth another Jesus, whom we have not preached, or if ye receive another spirit, which ye have not received, or another gospel, which ye have not accepted, ye might well bear with him [RSV: you submit to it readily enough].
2 Corinthians 11:13 For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ.
14 And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.
15 Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also be transformed as the ministers of righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works.
1 John 1:6 If we say that we have fellowship with him, and walk in darkness, we lie, and do not the truth:
7 But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin.
1 John 2:8 Again, a new commandment I write unto you, which thing is true in him and in you: because the darkness is past, and the true light now shineth.
9 He that saith he is in the light, and hateth his brother, is in darkness even until now.
10 He that loveth his brother abideth in the light, and there is none occasion of stumbling in him.
11 But he that hateth his brother is in darkness, and walketh in darkness, and knoweth not whither he goeth, because that darkness hath blinded his eyes.
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Amen (Egypt), Apolon (Greece), Shamash (Mesopotamia), Vishnu (India), Inti (Inca), Lugh (Celt), and Amaterasu (Japan)
The Sun has been adored and respected as the symbol of the life source and the creation.
The streaming sunlight is shining on everything on the earth and giving life variation, while it's heat warms up the land, circulates water to nurture lives. This planet and all the lives on it are connected circulating around the Sun at the center.
Borrowing the power of sunlight, we accept the Life in Colours of plants and insects. That is (the method of) TAIYO-Zome (Sun Dyeing) Regular dyeing process is to make fire, to boil water and to simmer the ingredients, trying to hasten the process to extract the colour.
Meanwhile we soak the materials in the water, expose them in the Sun. We just sit still to wait for the colour coming out from the core. We only ask the materials to give us their own Life in Colours and wait.


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The price quotes below are just a sample of what can go wrong. We have heard quotes hovering around the $ 4,000 mark for some procedures–for example, GVD intervention. Bloat can be sudden and is always an emergency. The Weimaraner is one of the targeted breeds for this horrendous life-threatening health issue. Click here to read more. As with humans, there are the typical ailments that can come and rob us of time. We want to eke out as much time together as is possible; insurance can help us get more.
The athletic Weimaraner can suffer a torn or ruptured ACL (anterior cruciate ligament). Possibly if one side goes, then the other will too–according to the experts. Joint replacement is possible. If this happens, you want to be able to take care of your fur family member and best friend.
We don't make a fee if you sign up for insurance this or other insurance. AKC doesn't have the only gig in town. Our Vet office prefers Pets Best, but they have had a result with other insurances as well as the AKC recommended.
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|Thanks to amazing advances in veterinary medicine, treatment for your pet's accidents and illnesses are more successful today – but often at a high cost.
Below is a list of claims paid to our current policyholders. As you can see, it can be expensive to keep our pets healthy! Luckily our pet insurance can help keep costs down for a low monthly premium.
You probably received this from AKC too! We suggest that checking into Major Medical Coverage for your beloved Weimaraner. You don't want their life cut short, nor for them to have to limp along with a career ending injury. All too soon the end will stare you in the face. All this goodness last but a season it seems.
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On the way to shoot a portrait for André, I heard the unmistakable but unexpected sound of a didgeridoo. In my street. In St. Pauli. Passing by this yellow alley I saw what can only be called one of our local characters, usually found talking to his or her self (not quite sure) on the street, sitting and playing in a trance of complete concentration.
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Usually, if I'm looking for something particular to shoot, I'm oblivious to anything else. Sometimes I'm lucky, and I catch something, like this buttery afternoon light on the bench, out of the corner of my eye. Rarely, I'm even luckier, and two kids bounce into my frame and ring the doorbell on their tiptoes.
Musical couple
I'm trying to break a habit.
When I'm on my way somewhere, I may as well not be carrying a camera. Focussed on my goal, I rarely see what I could be photographing, and if I do, I usually talk myself out of doing it.
Although I was on my way somewhere, seeing these two, well, how could I not?
The Elbe after work
Getting off work I was hell bent on getting down to the river and getting some good pictures. And it just. Wasn't. Happening. Then a friend called, and while relaxing and talking, I turned around and saw this.
Dom drama
The "Dom" is a huge seasonal carnival here in Hamburg, and while wandering around aimlessly, with no clear idea of what to photograph, I remembered it. Excellent! Where could be better to shoot than a crazy carnival full of flashing lights and excited people?
What I didn't know was that a few days earlier, the Dom had ended for the summer. Instead of going home disappointed, I hunted pictures of the carnies packing up. This one lonely stand was still lit up, and the guy on the left wobbled into my frame, and I went home happy.
Dom home
The Hamburger Dom (which has nothing to do with ground beef or deviant sexual behaviour) was officially closed, but I went anyway to see what I could see. This trailer was lit up so strangely I decided to shoot it – technically a pretty boring picture. Just after I pressed the shutter release, this lady stepped out, I punched it again, and she even smiled at me as I lowered by camera.


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How to get there ?
By air. It is posible to fly to Twee rivieren camp. Make arrangement with park management and you will be collected from the air strip.
By Road. The Road from upington is tarred up to Bokspits. Frome here is 61km to the gate. So a total distance of 288km from Upington to the main gate at twee rivieren.
Roads are fairly well maintained in the Kgalagadi transfrontier park. All roads are gravel and graded with intervals.Corrugation is evident and it is recommended to deflate your tyres for a
smoother ride. All main roads are accessible with normal non 4 x 4 vehicles.
Game drives at night is organized by the three main camps. Nossob, Mata - Mata and Twee rivieren. The open game drive vehicles are guided by well informed rangers. It
allows to experience the Nocturnal movement and behaviour of the kgalagadi wildlife. Please book in advance on arrival to ensure your night game drive.
Dry Season : The fry season is great for the wateringholes, but the surroundings are less colourful and the heat can be a challenge. Prepare for this and maximize your
waterhole experience. The straw coloured grasses form great contrasts with the red sand dunes and allow for excellent scenery. May - Dec / Jan ( depending on the rainfall)
Wet Season: It is extraordinary to see the wet season as the flowers are in bloom and the herbivores have their young. Not uncommon to see migrating storks, frogs and even catfish in the wet season. The roads are all passable - all depending on the rainfall, but in general great animal sightings and a full bloom of this semi desert. Jan - April
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Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
The park have two ephemeral rivers namely the Nossob in the east and the Auob in the west of the park.
A portion of the Aoub River is to be said to flow once every 10 years and the Nossob river perhaps twice in a 100 years. They do however carry rain water and there is woisture benath their beds, a precious resource that is trapped to sustain life in the kalahari. The Nossob River meanders and in the north the river bed is wide with raised alluvial plains and flanking dunes on either side. Towards the south at Twee Rivieren restcamp, the trees seems to dwindle and the course suddenly cuts through calcrete deposits and the banks are relativley narrow and steep. The Auob has two discerned segments that differ in apearance and atmophere. It is characterized by beautiful stands of large grey Camelthorn trees. The two rivers meet in the south at the rest camp named "twee riveren" two rivers rest camp.
Watering holes in the park: Water is pumped to the watering holes in order to provide a lifeline to the wildlife of the Kalahari. Sometimes as deep as 100meters. Old windpumps are currently being replaced by solar pumps.
Twee - Rivieren: this is the main camp and the administrative center of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. It is located at the very south of the park. The camp consists of a chalets, camping facilities, restaurant, swimmingpool, information centre along with a shop and a fuel station.
Mata - Mata: Situated in the far north west on the Namibian Border. This is a border control point and from here one can enter to Namibia from mata mata. The camp offers chalets, camping facilities, swimmingpool, information centre a shop and filling station.
Nossob: is centrally located in the park towards the eastern border. Facilities includes an information centre, camping facilities, chalets, shop and filling station. Nossob also boasts with a Hide next to a wateringhole at the entrance of the gate.
Wilderness camps: Wilderness camps are all unfenced and allows the visitor to feel free in the kalahari. There are no facilites like shops, fuel, restaurant, information centres available. In order to stay over at the wilderness camps one needs to prepare for self catering and make sure you have enough fuel and provisions for the length of your stay. Wilderness camps offers at each unit a kitchen, bathroom, fridge/freezer, cooking and eating utensils. Solar panels provide lights and hot water for showers. ( No conventional plugs) .
Grootkolk: Small and exclusive, only 20km from unions end and accessible with a two wheel drive vehicle. a visible waterhole at camp and a really great option for the northern part after nossob.
Gharagab: Also situated in the North of the park close to unions end. Small and offer 4 x 2 bedroom units surrounded by savannah and camelthorn trees. tThis is known as a higher rainfall region and is home to larger concentrations of wildlife. Only accessible with 4 x 4 Vehicles
Kielie Krankie: This camp is on a dunebelt and offers inconsists out of dune vegetation and offers a 360 degree view ot the area and waterhole. This Camp offers 4 x 2 bedroom units and is deal for crossing the dune belt between the Nossob and Auob Rivers finite views over the kalahari dunes.
Kalahari Tented Camp: This is a larger camp that is close to Mata - Mata and offers 15 x 2 bedroom Tented Camps sleeping two to four people. It boasts with a swimmingpool and have spectacular views over the Auob River and watering hole.
Urakuruus:This Lofted camp is between Mata - Mata and Twee Rivieren and is surrounded by Camelthorn tress and overlooks the Auob River Bed and watering hole. It offers accommodation 4 x 2 people units.
Bitterpan: It is only accessible by 4 x 4 vehicles and links the camps Nossob and Mata - Mata. The area overlooks a large pan, but has few trees and offer an exclusive experience to the visitors. It has four x 2 people units and is surrounded by the great silence of the Kalahari
Xaus Lodge: This is a luxury retreat overlooking a large pan and wateringhole half way between Twee Rivieren and Mata - Mata. Run by a priavte concessionaire on the Kalahari Heritage Park Land. The lodge offers a 24 bedded thatched lodge with spectacular views and interaction with the Komani san Bushmen.
Wild camping is available at Polentswa and Rooiputs. You need 4 x 4 Vehicles to access these wilderness camps.
The Main Entrance Gate to the park at Twee Rivieren opens daily at 07:00.
Kgalagadi transfrontier park opening times
January to February
06:00 – 19:30
06:30 – 19:00
07:00 – 18:30
07:00 – 18:00
June and July
07:30 – 18:00
07:00 – 18:30
06:30 – 18:30
06:00 – 19:00
November and December
05:30 – 19:30
GPS to Twee Rivieren:
Entrance Gate
Twee Rivieren
Travelling towards the Kgalagadi Transpfrontier Park
Upington to Twee Rivieren: 265km
Kuruman to Twee Rivieren: 383km
Kimberley to Twee Rivieren: 621km
Cape Town to Twee Rivieren: 1 076km
Johannesburg to Twee Rivieren: 1 090km
Durban to Twee Rivieren: 1 463km
Mata-Mata to Keetmanshoop: 280km
Kaa gate to Maun: 797km
Mabuasehube gate to Gaborone: 533km
Mabuasehube gate to Maun: 787km
Mabuasehube gate to Tsabong: 115km
Two Rivers to Gaborone: 810km
Two Rivers to Tsabong: 310km
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The passage of new federal laws last year has created a new set of rules for taxpayers as they gather W-2s and 1099s for the upcoming tax season, and federal officials are taking steps to remind taxpayers to check to see if they qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit.
On Dec. 17, President Barack Obama signed into law a two-year extension of the tax cuts put into place under President George W. Bush in 2001. The move maintains a $250 tax credit for teachers, a $1,000 credit for children younger than 17 and a $2,500 credit for qualified higher education expenses.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act � the federal health care reform law � also increased the tax credit for expenses associated with adopted children to $13,170.
On Friday, officials from the IRS held an awareness day for the Earned Income Tax Credit, which they estimate goes unclaimed by up to 20 percent of working taxpayers. According to the IRS, 514,000 Missouri families received $1.12 billion from the tax credit in 2009. Taxpayers with three children or more qualify for the credit if they made less than $43,279 in 2010. Taxpayers with two children qualify if they made less than $40,295, and those with one child qualify if they made less than $35,463. Childless filers qualify if they made less than $13,440.
In a conference call with reporters Friday, Cecille Jones, IRS deputy director of Electronic Tax Administration and Refundable Credits, said the tax credit benefits taxpayers who work but who �do not make a lot of money.�
Jones said taxpayers might not know they qualify for the tax credit because of a change in their income, marital status or family size. This year, more taxpayers will be eligible for the credit.
Because the typical filing deadline falls on a holiday to commemorate the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, taxpayers will have until April 18 to file.
Tami Benus, a Columbia accountant, said because of the extension, tax forms cannot be filed until Feb. 14, which means some taxpayers who were counting on a tax return to help boost their budget might have to wait longer for their money. �A lot of people are just hurting,� said Benus, who said her clientele for tax filings is a 50-50 mix of individuals and businesses.
Taxpayers can opt to have their tax return deposited directly into their bank account, which the IRS says will ensure delivery of the return within 10 days. In addition, the IRS will not be mailing out tax forms this year and is encouraging taxpayers to file electronically, Last year, up to 70 percent of taxpayers filed electronically.
In Columbia, free tax preparation assistance is available at Central Missouri Community Action, 800 N. Providence Road, Suite 105, from 8 a.m. to noon Mondays. Help also is available at Job Point, 2116 Nelwood Drive, Suite 200, and on the University of Missouri campus at 61 Stanley Hall weekdays � except Mondays and Fridays � from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday.


text: Pink never refers in German to the plain pink colour denoted by the word in English, but is an abridgement of the English term shocking pink. The English word pink was probably inspired by the delicate pale reds of a flower, Dianthus gratianopolitanus, known in English as pinks and in German as the sommerblühenden Nelken. It is no accident that the German word for the same colour, rosa, is also derived from the observation and cultivation of garden flowers, in this case the rose. The most remarkable episode in the fashion history of pink/rosa was the fascination for decades with pink or "rosy" skin, particularly on the cheeks, and the sale of powders to achieve this effect. When I was young, stage make-up employed the reddest of such powders, rouge, to suggest an elderly lady still stuck in the fashion excesses of her youth, and I can remember a few granddames still left at the time who made up their faces this way. However this implication would probably be lost on audiences today. Shocking pink is a 20th-century invention, and may at some point in the future be used as a figure for a similar out-of-date fashion sense. Pink, which is a false friend, is inflected as a normal German adjective.


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