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Representatives hope that citizens will attend the meeting to give the company a better idea of how to improve service. Anyone interested is urged to attend with questions concerning anything from service to station issues. That meeting will take place at the Brush City Hall, in the council chambers, beginning at 7 p.m.
Assistant City Administrator Karen Schminke noted that Brush's downtown is nearing the homestretch for completion. Although representatives from Connell hoped to have the affected area of Clayton Street opened by this week, a few details have yet to be concluded, including the installation of trees and backordered light poles.
In the meantime, crews will be opening the 200 and 300 blocks of Clayton Street to traffic during the evenings, but shutting the area back down during the day to make room for the last portion of construction.
Schminke also explained that March of 2013 will see Brush host a state forestry conference, with plans for the event beginning shortly. The event will offer the city a great opportunity to host such an educational forum that could bring other communities into Brush for the conference.
Brush Police Chief Mark Thomas also threw out a warning to citizens that in the coming week, the city will be serving approximately 150 properties with a notice to cut down dead and diseased trees.
In his staff report, Brush Fire Chief Paul Acosta reminded the council and community-at-large of the Business Appreciation Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, October 13 where tours of the station will be held.
Also during the meeting, Finance Director Joanne Gosselink submitted a preliminary 2013 Budget to council, as line items worthy of note and those requiring an increase in budget were adhered to at the last city council meeting.
According to Gosselink, this budget is a starting point for the budget that council will see before them at this year's budget retreat, and was completed just in time for the state's October 13 deadline requirement for preliminary discussions.
During a work session after the meeting, Gosselink had council members approve of staff sticking with their previous auditor, Lauer Szabo & Associates, for the 2012 audit, and council approved the firm continuing on to complete the City of Brush audits for another three years.


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Very little makes me cringe more, as a long-time accident investigator and safety advocate, than hearing that a senior airline pilot was fired by his company for raising safety concerns. Not only fired, but media reports indicate that Ryanair is planning to sue him for defaming the company by raising these concerns on TV. Nothing could have a more chilling effect on employees raising safety concerns than seeing one of their own both get fired and sued.
Let me say right off the bat, that I don't know if the pilot's safety claims are true or not. But in my experience – and I have been in the aviation safety business for more than forty years, with the NTSB, as an independent safety auditor and as a union safety official - it is the very rare airline employee that raises intentionally false claims of safety problems to get back at his employer. My experience is that if an aviation employee raises a concern, there's usually something to it. Occasionally, their concerns prove to be unfounded or the problem is not as significant as the employee might believe, but almost never do they spring from pure malice or an intent to harm the company.
I was shocked to read the vehemence with which Ryanair apparently reacted to this pilot's concerns. Particularly surprising because Europeans have been in the forefront of establishing non-punitive systems for addressing safety concerns. We have known for many years now that one of the most critical ways to assure safety in the aviation system is to tap into the information held by frontline aviation workers. And you can't get much more frontline than pilots – who are likely to have information that no one else in the company has. In order to get that information, they have to be able to bring it forward and have it addressed without fear of punitive actions. Firing employees for raising safety issues raises concerns about a company's commitment to a proactive safety culture.
While no one wants to hear their company disparaged on national TV, the better reaction from a safety perspective might be for Ryanair to simply respond with the technical data to disprove the pilot's claims, if it has that data, rather than sending such a chilling message to its employees.


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WASHINGTON, April 24 (UPI) -- A strong security relationship with South Korea is critical given threats from North Korea, the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee said.
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, announced South Korean President Park Geun-hye will address a joint session of Congress in May.
Park said Wednesday she would take a message of peace to the United States, saying North Korea was welcome to take part in what she dubbed the "Seoul process."
"This is aimed at resolving the so-called Asia paradox where distrust and rows escalate among countries in the region, such as South Korea, China, Japan and Russia, in the area of politics and security when their economic interdependence increases," she was quoted by South Korean Yonhap news agency as saying.
Regional tensions are high in part because of territorial disputes in the South China Sea, a U.S. military focus to the region and concerns over North Korea's nuclear program.
Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Rep. Ed Royce, R-Calif., said Park's visit would give lawmakers the opportunity to reaffirm their close relationship with the South Korean government.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Freshman netminder Celine Whitlinger's (Garden Grove, Calif.) career night at St. Lawrence on Friday (Dec. 7) translated into her first collegiate honor: College Hockey America Rookie of the Week. Whitlinger earned Penn State's second CHA Rookie of the Week this season.
Whitlinger made stop after stop on Friday as the Nittany Lions looked to upset established St. Lawrence. The California native posted 45 saves in all as Penn State fell 3-1. St. Lawrence went to the NCAA Tournament this past season and is among the best teams in the ECAC Hockey.
Whitlinger shut out the Saints in the first frame with 14 saves, upping her total per period by one with 15 in the second and 16 in the third. The Nittany Lions were down 2-1 before a last-minute empty-net goal sealed the win for the Saints.
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MADRID - Swathed in the red and yellow colours of Spain, hundreds of thousands packed central Madrid to give a hero's welcome home Monday to "La Roja" — the national soccer team that erased the economically struggling country's gloomy mood by winning the Euro 2012 Championship with flair.
With the celebrated team back, it was time to party for a second straight night. After a 2 1/2 hour open-air bus ride through the fan-packed streets, squad members took to a stage in Cibeles plaza against the backdrop of Madrid's majestic town hall and danced to pop music while spraying each other with sparkling wine.
"It was a merited triumph, we made history and now it's time to celebrate it," said mastermind midfielder Xavi Hernandez, adding that Spain hopes to build on the success of the past four years. "Next we*ll go for the Confederations Cup (2013) and then the World Cup in Brazil (2014), but first we want to enjoy this one."
Earlier, King Juan Carlos and members of the royal family congratulated the players at the Zarzuela Palace outside Madrid within hours of their returning from Kyiv, where they crushed Italy 4-0 to defend their title Sunday night. The Iberia plane that brought them to the Spanish capital bore the logo "proud of our national team."
Team captain and goalie Iker Casillas proudly held the tournament cup as he emerged from the plane in Madrid with coach Vicente del Bosque.
In the palace gardens, the king, Prince Felipe, his wife, Princess Letizia, and one of the king's two daughters, Princess Elena, chatted and laughed with the players while two of the monarch's grandchildren gazed at and touched the cup.
"Congratulations on behalf of the family and the whole of Spain," the king said. "You have made the entire country happy."
Prior to reaching Cibeles, a multitude jammed the paths and roads along a near five-kilometre victory route chanting "Champions! Champions! Oe, Oe, Oe!"
Blowing horns, they put up with a baking evening sun to catch a glimpse of their heroes as they paraded by on the bus, escorted by police on horseback and motorbikes. Thousands more fans cheered on from apartment balconies.
The players danced and sang, raised the trophy and sprayed drinks on the screaming, flag-waving crowds below as the bus crawled along at a snail's pace.
In Cibeles, organizers sprayed the crowds with water hoses to help them keep cool.
The team's elegant performance in the Euro 2012 final raised spirits across a country drowning in financial woes and rampant unemployment. It also made them the first team ever to bookend a World Cup championship (2010) with two Euro Cup triumphs (2008, 2012).
"This is historic and I'm here to support the team. They just might be able to do it again so we can win the (2014 World Cup) in Brazil," said Jose Luis Clemente, 47, a bus inspector clad in the team jersey. "It's a rare positive point against such a terrible crisis in my country. It gives you some relief."
Still, he was realistic.
"No football win is going to solve the crisis. That's work for the economists and the politicians," he added.
The victory even had some Spaniards offering a tongue-in-cheek suggestion: Why not have the players run the country instead of Spain's feckless politicians?
In one newspaper cartoon, del Bosque is surrounded by Casillas and other stars such as Xavi and Andres Iniesta, who are all dressed up in suits for a new line of work.
"The solution to our problems: the government of prime minister del Bosque and his ministers," read the vignette in El Mundo.
As the country recovered from a national hangover of elation, pride and booze, Spaniards soaked up sweet memories of a night no one will forget. For a few hours, the realities of 25 per cent unemployment, a grinding recession and a banking bailout from the European Union to the tune of up to €100 billion ($128 billion) were put aside.
"No team has ever done what they have done, and it helps you to stop thinking about the crisis for 90 minutes during the game and the next day for the party," said Carlo del Pino, 25, a university student.
Del Pino said he hopes to teach physical education and coach one day but prospects are grim for graduates now with cutbacks in education funding, teacher pay cuts and layoffs of temporary teachers.
"I don't know where I will be working when I graduate, whether it's in Spain, Portugal or some other country," he said. "But all the Spanish kids who are here cheering the team may want to do sports because of the victory, so that could help me."
Retired air force officer Ramon Ramirez, 76, looked a bit out of place, dressed smartly in long sleeve formal shirt and pressed jeans amid a sea of folks decked out in red and yellow as he waited for the team to pass.
"For Spain, the headlines around the world have finally changed to good instead of the bad we've seen for months. Let's hope it continues," he said.
Maria Jose Herraiz, a 54-year-old homemaker, was so nervous she had to listen to the game on the radio instead of watching it on TV.
"When I heard people scream 'Goal!' I would run to the TV," she said.
She called the victory marvelous, a potent shot of mood-boosting adrenalin for people sorely in need of it, but said reality would come back soon.
"It will be a sort of flower that blooms for just one day, because economic problems do not go away just because Spain wins," Herraiz said.
Her two adult children — aged 26 and 28 — are both still living at home. They are struggling on rock-bottom salaries as low as €300 ($384) a month for half-day work despite being a computer scientist and a physicist.
Still, for one night, they came home just before dawn after a rousing celebration, their faces painted in red and yellow.
Ciaran Giles contributed to this report.


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MCA widens NSEL probe; seeks details of related entities
National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL), promoted by Jignesh Shah-led Financial Technologies group, is already being probed by various other regulators and investigative agencies with regard to a Rs 5,600-crore payment default and persistent violations of various regulations.
While the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) had previously asked Registrar of Companies (RoC) Mumbai to collect details of NSEL, it has now sought details about other group entities as well.
Besides NSEL, FT group has promoted the country's top commodity bourse MCX ( Multi Commodity Exchange), stock exchange MCX-SX, as also entities engaged in the business of clearing corporation and exchange technology solutions, among others.
Asked about the probe into NSEL matter, Corporate Affairs Minister Sachin Pilot today told reporters: " As far as Ministry of Corporate Affairs is concerned, we will look at all companies and all entities in question and we have asked for reports from the registrar of companies for all the numbers, figures, balance sheets, financial statements and to see if there has been any company law violations".
"As soon as we get reports from registrar of companies on all the companies that are under question, we will take action," he added. The Minister also said that so far MCA has not made any recommendation on the NSEL matter.
"If we believe there has been substantial violation on the company law, facts will prevail and we will take action and I can assure you anyone who has done any violation will be taken to task and law will take its course," Pilot said.
Yesterday, Finance Minister P Chidambaram had said that NSEL was violating rules from the day one and the matter was being looked into by MCA, CBI and commodity markets regulator FMC, among others.
Earlier the MCA had sought from RoC a report on NSEL under Section 234 of the Companies Act. Under this section, the RoC has powers to call for any information or explanation from a company.
After receipt of a report from RoC under this section, the central government can appoint one or more competent persons as inspectors to investigate the affairs of a company and submit a probe report.
Pilot said that the Finance Minister has assigned different tasks regarding the matter to different agencies. "As and when we get more details on the matter, concerned agencies would look into it," Pilot said.
He also added that "CBI has got request to register a few cases through the enforcement directorate and income tax wing". Pilot was speaking on the sidelines of an event organised by All India Management Association.


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Number Logic Puzzle 1311
Type: Greater/Less Than, Rectangular Blocks
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Points: 16, Penalty:0, Time : Initializing..
Less Than (or Greater Than) Sudoku has no given clues (digits). Instead, there are "greater than" (>) or "less than" (<) signs between adjacent cells, which signify that the digit in one cell should be greater than or less than another.
The goal is to fill a grid with digits so that each column and each row contain the digits only once.
This puzzle has Rectangular Blocks. Every block contains each of the digits only once.


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Lesley Williams, Chair, PLSA
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The author of a globally acclaimed study sets out her vision of how increasing longevity will transform society.
Professor Lynda Gratton, Author, The 100-year Life
Chaired by: Graham Vidler, Director of External Affairs, PLSA
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Plenary 4
15:25 - 15:55
The PLSA has been catching up with the participants from last year's Conference Challenge to find out what they have done in the last 12 months to improve their saving. See the results - and hear what the PLSA has been doing to help them.
Graham Vidler, Director of External Affairs, PLSA
Gregg McClymont, Head of Retirement, Aberdeen Standard Investments
Steve Webb, Director of Policy and External Communications, Royal London
Followed by presentation of the PQM Distinction award for Communications. The award recognises the best of the PQM accredited schemes that are leading the industry in how they communicate and engage with members.
15:55 - 16:40
The Government's three independent advisers on the auto-enrolment review share their assessments of the challenges ahead and set out their thoughts on how to meet them.
Chris Curry, Director, Pensions Policy Institute
Jamie Jenkins, Head of Pensions Strategy, Standard Life
Ruston Smith, Chair, Tesco Pension Trustees
Chaired by: Troy Clutterbuck, Interim Chief Executive, NOW: Pensions
16:50 - 17:50
Registration and exhibition closes
07:00 - 08:00
Refreshments will be served following the run.
Open to everyone that has registered for the conference. Pre-registration is essential (to book please click here)
Registration opens
08:00 - 08:45
Engaging hard-to-reach members, robo-advice, diversity - the leaders of Australia's 'Super' funds have plenty of lessons to share on how they tackled challenges that the UK is now facing. Come and meet them.
Megan Bolton, Executive, Finance and Risk, HESTA, Martin Fahy, Chief Executive, Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia
Nic Pollock, Chief Executive, Decimal Advice Solutions, Paul Watson, Group Executive: Business Growth, Client Relationships and Advice, Hostplus
Open to fund members only. Pre-registration is essential (to book please click here)
Exhibition opens
Plenary 6
09:00 - 09:45
What really needs to change over the next decade so more people get a better income in retirement? Have your say on the options identified by a PLSA group.
Richard Butcher, Chair, PLSA Steering Group
Martin Fahy, Chief Executive, Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia
Patrick Heath-Lay, Chief Executive, The People's Pension
Tim Sharp, Policy Officer, TUC
Chaired by: Carol Young, Vice-Chair, PLSA DC Council
Stream Session 1
09:55 - 10:45
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Stewardship is becoming integral to long-term investment practices. Pension funds need to engage with the companies they invest in, either directly or through an asset manager, to maximise the value of their investments. How can influence over the strategy, culture and sustainability of investee companies be exerted to achieve better outcomes for scheme members?
Catherine Howarth, CEO, Share Action
Leon Kamhi, Head of Responsibility, Hermes Investment Management
Michael Marshall, Responsible Investment Officer, West Midlands Pension Fund
Chaired by: Luke Hildyard, Policy Lead for Stewardship and Corporate Governance, PLSA
How can the savings industry collectively rise to the challenge of freedom and choice and help consumers make the most of the new flexibilities? A panel of experts will discuss how high quality, value for money solutions, whether institutional or retail, can be delivered to customers.
Nico Aspinall, CIO, B&CE
Phil Blows, Account Manager, Wealth Wizards
Mel Duffield, Head of Pensions Strategy and Insight, USS
Chaired by: Daniel Leuty, UK Head of Strategic DC Clients, Institutional Sale, State Street Global Advisors
Hear the latest research showing how much (or how little) employees engage with their savings, the difference financial education can make and the challenges to be tackled in the future.
Jeanette Makings, Head of Financial Education, Close Brothers
Simon Williams, Senior Financial Planner, Close Brothers
Chaired by: Simon Lee, Head of M&S Pension Trust and Chief Investment Officer, Marks and Spencer
Even with pension savings set to exceed £1 trillion by 2030, many individual members are still set for inadequate retirement incomes. We will look at how UK schemes will need to adapt over the next 5 years to deliver new investment, engagement and governance solutions for their members – learning from what has already worked well (or not so well) elsewhere in the world, as well as looking at the key developments expected here in the UK.
Skip McMullan, Chair, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Pension Scheme
Sophia Singleton, Partner and Head of DC Consulting , Aon
Chaired by: Tim Gosling, Policy Lead, DC, PLSA
10:45 - 11:30
Refreshment break in the exhibition hall
Stream Session 2
11:30 - 12:05
With new anti-scams legislation looking unlikely, what alternative steps can pension schemes and regulators take to protect scheme members from the scammers?
Jamey Johnson, Chief Officer, Pension Wise
Margaret Snowdon, Chair, Pension Liberation Industry Group
Co-speaker TBC
Chaired by: James Walsh, Policy Lead, DC, PLSA
In partnership with The People's Pension State Street Global Advisors has undertaken research to improve retirement for women. The research demonstrates the engagement power of targeted communications and points to improvements in DC investment outcomes.
Nigel Aston, Senior Managing Director, Head of European Defined Contribution, State Street Global Advisors
Darren Philp, Director of Policy and Market Engagement, The People's Pension
Lauren Potts, Policy and Insight Specialist, The Pensions Advisory Service
Chaired by: Lesley Williams, Chair, PLSA
Is there a case for the lifetime ISA in the workplace or is it not relevant to employee needs?
Iona Bain, Founder, Young Money Blog and Author of Spare Change
Sarah Luheshi, Deputy Director, PPI
Chaired by: Jonathan Stapleton, Editor-in-Chief, Professional Pensions
Fiduciary management has evolved hugely since it was first launched in the UK over a decade ago. What next for this increasingly diverse investment and governance solution and what impact will it have on the DB and DC UK pensions landscape?
Sion Cole, Senior Partner & Head of European Distribution - Delegated Consulting Services, Aon
Paul Wilson, Director, HR Trustees
Chaired by: Nicola Mark, PLSA DB Council
Plenary 7
12:15 - 13:00
Following two Select Committee inquiries, a spring Green Paper and with a White Paper on its way, what will the future hold for DB schemes, and what should their priorities be?
Charlotte Clark, Director, Private Pensions and Stewardship, DWP
Chris Hogg, Chief Executive, Royal Mail Pensions Trustees
Lesley Titcomb, Chief Executive, the Pensions Regulator
Chaired by: Frank Johnson, Chair, PLSA DB Council
13:00 - 14:15
Lunch in the exhibition hall
Stream Session 3
14:15 - 15:05
As schemes look to improve their funding positions, remove risks and implement longer term journey plans, the need to become more strategic is paramount. The role of the Scheme Actuary is evolving from one that is predominantly compliance-based to one that is also more strategic. We present a live case study highlighting how the right Scheme Actuary can play a vital part in achieving your scheme's goals.
Colin Downie, Senior Consultant, Willis Towers Watson
Chaired by: Colin Richardson, Director, PTL | PLSA DB Council
Judging value for money is more of an art than a science. Should it remain an art or should it acquire more of a scientific edge.
Andy Cheseldine, Client Director, Capital Cranfield
Co-speaker TBC
Chaired by: Carol Young, Vice Chair, PLSA DC Council
Are Millennials really facing a worse financial future than previous generations and, if so, what can be done to help them?
David Finch, Senior Economic Analyst, Resolution Foundation
Saq Hussain, Director - Workplace Savings & Benefits, PwC
Jeanette Makings, Head of Financial Education, Close Brothers
Chaired by: Mel Duffield, PLSA DC Council
What might pensions regulation look like in five years time and what should schemes do about it now?
Fiona Frobisher, Head of Policy, The Pensions Regulator
Roger Mattingly, Managing Director, Pan Trustees
Will Sandbrook, Strategy Director, NEST
Chaired by: Nigel Peaple, Deputy Director DC, Lifetime Savings and Research
Stream Session 4
15:15 - 15:50
Managers of maturing pension schemes have two main choices for meeting their liabilities over the long term: enter into a transaction to secure the liabilities with an insurer, or hold a risk profile that allows members benefits to be paid as they fall due. We debate the pros and cons of each of these options.
Ian Aley, Willis Towers Watson
Lok Ma, Willis Towers Watson
Co-speaker tbc
Chaired by: Sandra Wolf, Editor, Pensions Expert
What will the dashboard mean for DC schemes and how can DC schemes best prepare?
Adrian Boulding, Director of Policy, NOW: Pensions
Carolyn Jones, Head of Pensions Product, Fidelity International
Mark Rowlands, Director of Customer Engagement, NEST
Chaired by: Nigel Peaple, Deputy Director DC, Lifetime Savings and Research
Is a workplace ISA right for your employees and what are the practical challenges and benefits of offering one?
Tom McPhail, Head of Retirement Policy, Hargreaves Lansdown
Debi O'Donovan, Director, Reward and Employee Benefits Association
Chaired by: Dermot Courtier, PLSA DC Council
Worried about cyber threats to your scheme? Or worried that you don't know what cyber threats are - never mind what to do about them? This session is for you.
Ian Bell, Head of Pensions, RSM
Nick Mothershaw, Director of Fraud and Identity Solutions, Experian
Chaired by: John Dembitz, PLSA Board
15:50 - 16:35
Plenary 8
16:35 - 17:10
How is digital technology disrupting the world of work? What does it mean for workers and businesses? And what does workplace-based saving look like when the workplace is in the cloud?
Matthew Taylor, Head, Independent Review of Employment Practices in the Modern Economy
Chaired by: Graham Vidler, Director of External Affairs, PLSA
Plenary 9
17:10 - 17:45
The new Minister sets out his priorities.
Guy Opperman MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Pensions and Financial Inclusion
Chaired by: Graham Vidler, Director of External Affairs, PLSA
17:45 - 19:30
Join the PLSA and exhibitors for drinks, food and a few surprises!
Exhibition and registration closes
08:30 - 09:00
Plenary 10
09:15 - 10:00
Are we set for a future of superhuman machine intelligence? And will we be able to control it before it controls us?
Professor Nick Bostrom, Director of the Future of Humanity Institute & Director of the Strategic Artificial Intelligence Research Centre, Oxford University
Chaired by: Graham Vidler, Director of External Affairs, PLSA
Plenary 11
10:00 - 10:25
Our new Chair sets out his plans for an association built on the strength and engagement of its 1,300 members.
Richard Butcher, In-coming Chair, PLSA
Chaired by: Lesley Williams, Chair, PLSA
10:25 - 11:10
Plenary 12
11:10 - 12:00
Can we turn retirement saving from a process into an experience? This highly visual session shows what saving might look and feel like in the future.
Marc Hommel, Head of UK, Wobi
Michael Lightfoot, Director of Platform Solutions, Aquila Heywood
Jon Pocock, Head of Portals and Integration, LV
Chaired by: Emma Douglas, PLSA DC Council
Plenary 13
12:00 - 12:45
On a crucial day in the Brexit negotiations one of the most experienced observers of UK and international affairs sets out his guide to decoding the future of politics, business and economics.
Matt Frei, Journalist
Chaired by: Richard Butcher, In-coming Chair, PLSA
12:45 - 14:00
Close of conference and exhibition
Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association reserves the right to amend the programme.
This conference qualifies for up to 7 hours CPD under the PMI CPD Scheme and may qualify for CPD hours under the schemes of other professional bodies.


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Outside experts are deeply worried about the U.S. government�s commitment and approach to securing the weapons and highly dangerous materials still scattered in Russia and other countries of the Soviet Union. The government�s main instrument in this area, the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program (usually referred to as �Nunn-Lugar,� after the senators who sponsored the legislation in 1991), is now in need of expansion, improvement, and resources.
The U.S. government has recently redoubled its international commitments to support this program, and we recommend that the United States do all it can, if Russia and other countries will do their part. The government should weigh the value of this investment against the catastrophic cost America would face should such weapons find their way to the terrorists who are so anxious to acquire them.
Recommendation: Our report shows that al Qaeda has tried to acquire or make weapons of mass destruction for at least ten years. There is no doubt the United States would be a prime target. Preventing the proliferation of these weapons warrants a maximum effort�by strengthening counterproliferation efforts, expanding the Proliferation Security Initiative, and supporting the Cooperative Threat Reduction program.


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All signs point to Raiders middle linebacker Rolando McClain being cut Thursday. He was on the field for the start of practice then left due to "team-related issues," Raiders coach Dennis Allen said.
McClain later posted this on what some local and Alabama reporters think is his Facebook wall: "Officially no longer an Oakland Raider!!"
McClain later posted a clarification: "Well technically I am. But I'm mentally done. Just waiting on my papers."
The thread was then erased at about 3:35 p.m.
McClain would be the 27th player that new general manager Reggie McKenzie has erased from the roster since last year's Week 17 loss to the Chargers.
Kyle Burger, a sports reporter/anchor at WVTM-TV, earlier tweeted that "(McClain) writes: 'I'm gonna weigh my options. Looking forward to playing for an actual 'team.'
The Raiders have not already waived McClain as the waiver deadline for today passed, and he was not on the list.
The team's only comment is that McClain is still on the roster.
Allen wouldn't offer up any details or comments on the matter after practice. When asked if McClain would be back at practice Thursday, Allen said, "I don't know that."
McClain was the eighth overall pick — and the last of longtime Raiders owner Al Davis — in the 2010 draft. He has struggled so far in his career and has had his playing time sharply reduced after the fourth game of the season. McClain was recently cleared of assault, menacing, and discharging a fire arm chargers in Alabama — after originally being sentenced to 180 days and appealing.
He is due to have a salary cap number of $6.675 million in '13, $8.475 million in '14 and $5.085 million in '15.
Omar Gaither, who the Raiders signed Nov. 14, appears to be the only man standing on the roster at middle linebacker and would step in for McClain. He was a fifth-round pick of the Eagles in 2006 and spent this year's training camp with the Texans, but he was never put on their 53-man roster.
The Raiders will be Gaither's third team in his six year career. The Tennessee alumnus played his first five seasons for the Eagles, and last year, was a member of the Panthers, playing in 10 games and recording 31 total tackles.


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Fall Kabaret IngredientNovember 21, 2009
Just a heads up for those out there who were not able to make it to the kickoff, the theme for the 2009 Fall Kabaret is: Misread Signals.
If you were thinking about bringing a film to the Kabaret on Sunday, you don't have to worry about not having been at the kickoff last night, just make a short film involving the theme and bring it to the show on Sunday by 7pm and bring the video in DVD video format please. There is a strict cutoff at 7pm however, so be sure to have your finished film at the theatre by then.
Also, for those non-filmmakers (and filmmakers alike) who are just interested in coming to see the show on Sunday, we have an extra treat. A block of short films from the Kino Montreal 10th Anniversary screenings will be shown in the second half after the intermission. They are being shown in the second half because they are somewhat more…shall we say steamy. The common theme between those films was "erotic situations" and therefore, this last Wis-Kino Kabaret of the year will be just a little bit…naughty.
So remember. This Sunday evening, at 7pm, at the Sundance Cinema Theatre #2, nice cheap $5 entry fee.
(NOTE: The Sundance box office sometimes incorrectly lists Wis-Kino as "Sold Out", however this is likely not the case. Secondly you do not need to buy tickets at the box office for this screening, just head down to the theatre and we will be there to give you your ticket.)


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Kay is the daughter of Larry and Rosemary Dickerson. She is a graduate of Morenci Area High School and Central Michigan University. She is employed as a researcher in an research and development lab for Ransom and Randolph.
Jason is the son of Craig and Sherry Holubik. He is a graduate of Deerfield High School and Siena Heights University. He is employed as an educator in the Madison School District.
The couple is planning a June 19, 2010, wedding at St. Alphonsus Parish in Deerfield.


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Would a baby born in Spain (Barcelona) to a Pakistani father and a Pakistani mother (They do not have resident permit) be entitled to Spanish citizenship? Now his age is 18 Month, and have a libro familia and Spainish birth certificate.Thanks
Would a baby born in Spain (Barcelona) to a Pakistani father and a Pakistani mother (They do not have resident permit) be entitled to Spanish citizenship? Now his age is 18 Month, and have a libro familia and Spainish birth certificate.Thanks
The Law stipulates that if a person is born in SPain, he/she can apply for the Spanish nationality after a year of legal residence. However, depending on their nationalities, some children born in Spain to foreign parents can be granted the Spanish nationality as their parents nationality is not granted naturally, and as being declared apatridas ( without nationality ) the Spanish one will be applied, which seems to be the case for pakistan.
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Thanks for your reply,
how much possibilities for pakistani parents ( they are illegal in spain ) and child born in spain .Thanks
Hello Atram,
A child born to Philippine parents is a Philippine national iuri sanguinis, that is, he gets his parents´ nationality even if born out of the country. He would have to wait for one year to apply for citizenship based on the fact that he was born in Spain.
The child´s parents will be able to apply for legal residency once the child has a legal status in Spain ( Spanish citizenship ). As carers of the children, they will have the right to apply for residency by Family settlement.
Please feel free to contact me by clicking on my profile if you wish to discuss your particular case.
The baby will have the same legal status as his/her parents, so if they are in an irregular situation the baby will also be in that situation. If the baby could access legal residency, he/she would be eligible for Spanish nationality after a year.
In case the baby was apatrida - stateless -, that is, the parents home country did not grant citizenship to children born out of the country, the baby could then apply for Spanish nationality by Simple presuncion, that is, by assuming the baby acquired Spanish nationality by being born in Spanish territory.
In any case, children are not obliged to have an ID until they are 14, so you have plenty of time to arrange your residency status.
Best Regards,
Respected Patrcia..
My name is Ahmed. I would like to know that I got married with spain national. And Me and my wife are living in UK I am still waiting for my resident permit of UK I would like to ask Is it important to live for one year in spain to apply for spain passport or Is it possible that If we register in spain and come back again to UK ? And When I can apply for spanish passport I mean How long it takes to apply for Spain passport ?
Best Regards
Hello Ahmed,
Yes, you are certainly required to prove one year of legal residence ( not only living in the country, but holding the corresponding Residence card as a relative of an EU citizen ) in Spain if you wish to apply for Spanish nationality based on your marriage to a Spanish citizen.
The process to apply for it is simple thought the resolution can take between 3 and 8 months, depending on the province where you apply. The average period of time the Nationality application takes to be resolved once you file the application, that is, after a year of having got the residence car, also varies, as it can take up to 18 months depending on the corresponding Civil Registry.
If you wish to get more information on how to apply for the residence card of have more detailed questions, feel free to drop me an e-mail; you will find my contact details after clicking in my profile.


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Greater Fort Lauderdale tourism supports repeal of ban on same-sex marriage In Florida
GREATER FORT LAUDERDALE, FL - The Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau today announced its unconditional support for the overturning of bans on same-sex marriage in Florida.
GREATER FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – The Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau today announced its unconditional support for the overturning of bans on same-sex marriage in Florida.
Florida's prohibition of same-sex marriages, including a ban on recognizing same-sex marriage performed in states where it is legal, may be repealed this year pending the outcome of two separate lawsuits currently before state and federal courts.
Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau President, Nicki E. Grossman, said "after years of seeking equal rights for the LGBT community in Florida, it is the right time to do the right thing and allow same sex marriage throughout the state."
With the highest number of same-sex couples in the country, and as one of the top LGBT vacation destinations in the world, Greater Fort Lauderdale has long been a pioneering advocate of the LGBT community in Florida.
"The rainbow flag flies loud and proud in Broward County and we can't wait to celebrate the legalization of same-sex marriage with couples from all walks of life and from all over the country," Ms. Grossman said.
The destination's open and welcoming relationship with transgender, lesbian, gay, and bi-sexual residents, tourists and businesses, has been gratifying with a resulting record-breaking 1.3 million LGBT visitors in 2013.
The CVB was the first in the country to have a dedicated department, staff and marketing dollars to support LGBT tourism, as well as to integrate LGBT images and messaging into its mainstream marketing initiatives.
In 1996, the CVB launched its first LGBT ad campaign and become the first tourism agency with an LGBT-centric vacation planner and dedicated section on a CVB tourism website to promote the hundreds of gay-owned and operated hotels and businesses throughout the destination. Today, Greater Fort Lauderdale is attracting major events such as "Gay Days Fort Lauderdale" (Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 2014).
"We've come a long way in a short period and we hope the state will follow our lead and welcome the LGBT community with their wish to be married and have their marriages recognized here with warm, open and loving arms," said Richard Gray, managing director, LGBT market, Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau.
Pending before the state's Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court of Florida is a lawsuit between six same-sex couples seeking to get married v. the Clerk of the Courts of Miami-Dade County, Florida. Also before the federal United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida is a lawsuit between eight same-sex couples who legally married elsewhere and are seeking legal recognition.


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Both the Pro Bowl and the Super Bowl will be played in Miami in 2010. Down here at Dolphin Research Center, the dolphins are always up for a game. Check out our dolphins in action!
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Are You Ready for some Football?
Both the Pro Bowl and the Super Bowl will be played in Miami in 2010. Down here at Dolphin Research Center, the dolphins are always up for a game. Check out our dolphins in action!
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Labels: baby dolphins, Miami, Pro Bowl, Super Bowl
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Keys Traditional Music Festival to Benefit DRC!
Some of America's most celebrated grassroots musical masters will be featured at the first annual Florida Keys Traditional Music Festival, January 29-31, 2010, at Sombrero Resort in Marathon! All proceeds will benefit the National Council for the Traditional Arts (NCTA) AND Dolphin Research Center!
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Monday, December 21, 2009
Happy Holidays from Dolphin Research Center
From our family to yours . . .
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Looking for a Great Dolphin Gift?
No, you can't actually wrap up Kibby or another dolphin to put under your tree. (We tried. Believe it or not, this picture wasn't Photoshopped. Kibby actually posed with a box on top of him) However, there's still time to select a wonderful gift from Dolphin Research Center for any dolphin lover on your list.
You might consider giving a DRC membership, such as Adopt-a-Dolphin or Pod Pal. Each membership includes free admission all year to DRC, our bi-monthly Dolphin Society newsletter and other great perks. Your gift will help support the DRC mission, the care of our dolphins and sea lions, and our manatee rescue efforts. Visit the Membership area of our website for more information or to arrange for a gift membership online. (Electronic membership acknowledgements can be sent next business day. Other memberships must be received by December 18th so we can mail them for delivery before Christmas.)
Cyber-shopping is another popular option and we offer a wide variety of great gift ideas through the online Gift Shop. Jewelry, books, apparel, calendars, and other wonderful items will suit any budget or wish. Check out the Gift Shop today!
Happy Holidays to all.
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Friday, December 4, 2009
Aleta's Baby's First Moments
We know that most of you could not be here at DRC for the baby's birth. We're delighted that we can now share it with you via video.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
Aleta's Baby Arrives!
Periodically, Aleta also "surfed" her newborn on her chest.
Aunt Santini, who acted as Aleta's midwife, split her time between swimming with Aleta, with the baby in the middle, and entertaining the onlookers by breaching, diving, and giggling.
Soon after the baby's tail flukes appeared and everyone gathered around the lagoon, someone noticed that we weren't the only beings in the vicinity. Out in the Gulf, a pod of wild dolphins appeared and swam in the area for quite some time. One staff member remarked that, perhaps, the baby's father Kibby sent a text message.
We don't know the baby's gender and might not for quite some time. The little one won't receive a name until we know whether it's a boy or girl. It's also too soon to decide whether she looks more like her mother or her father.
Coincidentally, the newest member of the DRC family shared its birth day with its older half-sister and cousin Pandora. (Pandora's parents are Kibby and Merina, who is Aleta's half-sister.)
It's a happy day for sure!
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Monday, November 16, 2009
2010 DRC Calendar Available
The cover features an underwater picture of Jax, the handsome boy who came to live with us in January 2008. Inside, each month features a beautiful photograph of dolphins and sea lions in the DRC family pod.
Now when you can't be with your gray-faced and furry brown friends in person, you can still look at them every day.
Click here to purchase yours online.
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Tanner represents everyone at DRC in thanking our nation's
military and veterans. His grandmother, Theresa, served in the U.S. Navy.
Throughout the year, the center offers a military discount of $3.00 off the regular adult admission. This discount is available to all military personnel and veterans. The center's oldest dolphin is herself a veteran. Theresa, believed to be in her early-to-mid-50s, spent time in the United States Navy's dolphin research program. Several staff members also served in the armed forces, including Chief Operating Officer Mandy Rodriguez who served in the U.S. Marine Corps. On the facility's grounds, there is a special garden area dedicated to veterans of all wars. This garden was installed by a group of veterans who participated in a dolphin assisted therapy program. It was rededicated in August with a special ceremony.
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Happy Halloween!
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Dolphin Research Center's Object Permanence Study
DRC's latest research study on What do dolphins understand about hidden objects? was recently published by the prestigious journal Animal Cognition. If you've visited Dolphin Research Center anytime in the last few years, chances are you saw this project in action. We've also produced a video that explains the study and what we found out about the dolphins in the process.
Check it out!
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Holiday Photo Ops Return!
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Friday, October 2, 2009
Great Dolphin Items Available at Online Auction!
To bid on items such as crystal dolphins, works of art, and jewelry, all you need to do is click here or type http://www.dolphinsociety.net/Founders2009/Auction/drcauction.html in your browser to go directly to our online auction site. All proceeds from this auction go to supporting DRC's mission and the dolphins and sea lions in our care. Good luck and have fun bidding on your favorite item!
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Merina Does Her Part for the Environment!
Recently, a staff member, Kris, walked by the front lagoon and stopped to speak with a family of visitors. The guests were completely enamored with the beautiful lady dolphins and little Jax. They asked the staff how we tell the dolphins apart and wanted to know the names of each dolphin.
As the Kris pointed out Ras and Gypsi, she noticed a piece of plastic floating in the water. (From time to time, unfortunately, things drift into the lagoons from the water outside the fences.) Excusing herself from the family, she noticed that all of the dolphins followed her towards the middle dock. She grabbed a target pole and tried to get the floating debris, but no luck! It was just out of reach. The next thing she knew, Merina came to the rescue. She swam up under the plastic, grabbed it in her mouth and swam over to the dock.
After Kris took the plastic, she gave Merina a little pat on the melon and told her she was awesome. The visiting family applauded! Merina gave a little jump and vocalized a small scream as if proud of herself for saving the day and doing what she good to protect the environment. She sure gave the visitors and Kris something to remember for a long time.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
DRC's Latest Research Study Published!
In the top picture, Administrative Director of Research Emily Guarino demonstrates how we asked the dolphins to choose which container held the alligator. In the second photo, she shows Tanner that he got the answer correct!
Grassy Key… When you watch someone put chocolate into a cabinet, you know where to find the treat, even when you can't see it. If a person shows you a gold coin in their hand, reaches into their pocket, and then, when they remove their hand, they are no longer holding the coin, you'll have no problem figuring out where that gold must be. This ability to reason about things that have disappeared from view is known as object permanence. It has been studied in many land animals, and now Dolphin Research Center (DRC), located in Grassy Key, FL, is the first to explore this ability with marine mammals. Dolphin Research Center's research paper on What Do Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) Understand About Hidden Objects was recently published by the prestigious scientific journal Animal Cognition.
"When you show an object to a human infant who's only a few months old and then hide it, as far as the baby is concerned, it's as though the object ceases to exist. They won't look for it," explains Research Director Dr. Kelly Jaakkola. "By the time humans are around 12 months old, they seem to realize that the object still exists and search for it even if they can't see it."
For this study, DRC's researchers hid an object -- a plush toy alligator -- in one of three containers while the dolphins watched. They then asked the animals to choose the container holding the alligator. The dolphins chose correctly with a high rate of accuracy.
Several other non-human species have demonstrated this ability -- which scientists call "visible displacement" -- including gorillas, chimpanzees, parrots and dogs. DRC next explored a harder condition called "invisible displacement". This time, they showed dolphins the plush alligator being hidden in a cylinder. They then placed the cylinder in one of three containers and emptied the alligator into the container where the dolphin could not see this action take place. They showed the dolphin the empty cylinder, and again asked it to choose the container holding the alligator.
Chief Operating Officer/Co-Founder Mandy Rodriguez places the alligator in a cylinder while Pax watches.
Apes are the only animals besides humans that demonstrate they can solve these kinds of trials. Since apes, humans and dolphins share other specific cognitive skills – including mirror self-recognition, ability to imitate and to understand symbols– DRC's scientists fully expected that dolphins would also succeed with invisible displacement. Surprisingly, they didn't.
"The reasons why remain unknown," Jaakkola said. "There are many possibilities. They might lack an understanding of containment, since containers as we understand them do not exist in the sea. Also, in their underwater world, dolphins use echolocation, which is their natural sonar. If a fish disappears beneath the sand, for example, dolphins can echolocate and still perceive exactly where the fish is located. Perhaps they just don't need this ability in the first place. Further research could address this puzzle."
Even though the dolphins did not demonstrate the ability they expected, DRC's research team is anything but disappointed. "Our studies are helping to build a more complete picture of dolphin cognition," Jaakkola adds. "To do that, it's just as important and fascinating to figure out what they can't do as well as what they can, so that we can really begin to understand how they think and learn."
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
DRC Welcomes Soldiers; Rededicates Veterans Garden
Enjoying a Dolphin Encounter at Dolphin Research Center with Merina are (l-r) Damon Ziegler, United States Marine Corps; Michael Fradera, United States Army; and Adam McCann, United States Marine Corps.
U.S. Navy personnel from Key West refold a United States flag that was presented to Dolphin Research Center with a Certificate of Patriotism from the Special Operations Task Force-Central of Operation Iraqi Freedom II. Observing the ceremony are (pictured r-l) DRC's Chief Operating Officer Mandy Rodriguez, and staff members Adam Keaton, Thomas Darapiza, and Stuart Strickland.
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Monday, July 27, 2009
Kibby Goes Fishing
Kibby looked mighty proud of his catch, but he was also quite happy to exchange for one of those tasty herring.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Simply Pandora-ble!
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Help Convince Animal Planet!
As you all know, Dolphin Research Center is featured in a spectacular new documentary series called Dolphin Days. It is already airing in the United Kingdom and Italy, and is slated to premier in the coming months in Singapore and throughout Europe and we're receiving wonderful viewer reaction. However, Animal Planet in the United States has not yet acquired the series and we don't have any assurances that they will do so.
We think it can't hurt to let them know that there are thousands of people in the U.S. who want to see Dolphin Days and would be glued to Animal Planet if they air the show. If you'd like to join the effort to bring Dolphin Days to a television near you, please email or write to Animal Planet and let them know how you feel.
To email them directly, go to the Viewer Relations page of the Discovery (Animal Planet's parent company) website. To access that page directly, go to http://extweb.discovery.com/viewerrelations.
Once you are on the page, please fill in information in the required fields. When asked to select a network, choose "Animal Planet". When asked for the Program/Show, scroll down the list and select "Other". For the Last Watched field, pick "Unknown". On the next page, select "Primetime" and "General Comment or Question". You will then be able to leave a comment in the box provided. (When you're actually doing the steps, it isn't complicated.)
To send a letter, please write to: Discovery Communications, Viewer Relations, One Discover Place, 5th Floor, Silver Spring, MD, 20910.
Thank you in advance!
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Monday, June 29, 2009
Manatees Visit DRC!
These manatees were definitely on the move going from one side of DRC to the other!
Executive VP Mandy Rodriguez observes the manatees in action. You can see by the manatee's tail paddle that he must have had a run-in with a boat at some time in his life.
Love was definitely in the air, or at least in the water, recently when a group of manatees visited DRC. At this time of year, mating herds are common and three or four males were in hot pursuit of a lovely female. Possibly tired of the relentless attention, she swam under the buoy line on the west side of DRC and headed for the shoreline. The males obviously followed.
The dolphins in the front lagoon were about to do a session when the manatees arrived on the other side of the fence. Picture a group of large manatee bodies rolling around together. As you can imagine, this was a huge distraction and the dolphins just had to swim over and take a look.
DRC staff members did our best to get a look, too. When we did, we saw that some of the manatees sported scars and healed gashes that indicated previous injuries – most likely from boat strikes!
At one point, the female manatee pushed against the lagoon fences, possibly looking for someplace where she could get a break from her amorous companions. Concerned that she could hurt herself, we decided it would be safer to coax her to leave. Executive V.P. Mandy Rodriguez, who is also the leader of DRC's Manatee Rescue Team gently paddled around in a kayak while other team members slowly walked through the water and pulled back the buoy line. Without rushing, or harassing the manatees, the team maintained a presence and, finally, the animals turned around and departed.
A few moments later, we spotted them swimming toward the other side of the facility where they briefly slipped under the buoys and swam along the fences where the big boys live. Perhaps the lady manatee decided that the last thing she needed was more guys around because she turned around almost immediately and, you guessed, returned to the other side of DRC!
Eventually, they must have realized that this was not the ideal courtship spot. The manatees left without assistance and swam off to explore elsewhere in the Keys.
In the meantime, while all of this manatee melee was underway, we looked off the end of the causeway and spotted dorsal fins. Seems like a small pod of dolphins decided to drop by and feed in the waters around DRC.
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
So You Think YOU Can Dance?
When it comes to shaking his groove thang, Kilo's a dancing star. He already does his regular style, where he alternates picking up his front flippers. Now he's adding more cool moves. Kilo lies down and spins around in his version of a sea lion break dance. He boogies by keeping his front flippers on the boardwalk but wiggling his hind quarters. (Very cute!) Now he's also learning a cool sway, rhythmically swinging his long neck and head from side to side.
We think the television judges would give him a perfect 10!
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
See a Clip From Dolphin Days!
Sky Entertainment has a clip from the first episode of Dolphin Days up on the Internet. Here's the link to watch!
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Dolphin Days in Italy!
For all of our friends and members who live in Italy, we just received word that Dolphin Days will begin airing in your country this Thursday, June 4th at 11 pm. Check your local Animal Planet listings in Italy because often an episode airs more than once.
We hope you enjoy Dolphin Days.
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Friday, May 29, 2009
Dolphin Days Premiers June 1st in the U.K.
Just a quick reminder to all of our friends in the United Kingdom. Tune into Animal Planet on Monday, June 1st, 7:30 pm for the first episode of Dolphin Days! This fantastic 8-episode series focuses on Dolphin Research Center's family pod and all of our activities, as well as on spotted dolphins that have been studied for 25 years in the Bahamas.
If you love dolphins and DRC, you definitely don't want to miss Dolphin Days!
Make sure to let us know if you watch it and what you think!
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
We Can't Get Enough of Molly and her Scarves!
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Peacock Meets Thor
A peacock surveys DRC, perched right next to our lightning detection/alert system.
Staff members report seeing the peacock was already in that position when the alert sounded. Much to our amazement, the ear-piercing alarm didn't faze the bird! He remained up there for at least 45 minutes afterward! Perhaps we need to check his hearing??
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
We're on Facebook!
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Countdown to Dolphin Days!
For all of you who live in the United Kingdom, we have exciting news! Dolphin Days, the fantastic new documentary series that focuses on Dolphin Research Center in every episode, is scheduled to begin airing in the U.K. on June 1st on Animal Planet!
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
The Making of the Don't Feed Wild Dolphins PSA
Hi, Everybody,
Some time ago, we showed you the fantastic, animated PSA that urges people not to feed wild dolphins. Dolphin Research Center was heavily involved in the teamwork that brought this PSA into being. Tinsley Advertising, the agency that created the PSA, put together an interesting, fun "Making of" video. It includes a fascinating look at the animation process and also shows how our own Merina assisted the animation specialists.
Here it is!
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Dolphin Enrichment
When a dolphin shows off a high dive or flip, or holds still to practice an important medical behavior and you respond with applause or cheers, you're helping the dolphin know that he or she did a great job. Your response is positive reinforcement.
In between sessions when you hang out around the lagoons talking to or waving at the dolphins, you are also contributing enrichment to their lives. As you can see from their response, when they "scream" or wave back, they love it when you visit.
Thanks for being part of our dolphins' days!
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Don't Feed Wild Dolphins - PSA Launches!
For the last few years, Dolphin Research Center has worked with National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and several other government agencies and private organizations on a public service announcement alerting the public to the dangers that wild dolphins face when people feed them. We are thrilled to announce that the PSA has now launched and we are eager to help spread the word.
The PSA reminds viewers that feeding wild dolphins is not only illegal, it is harmful to dolphins, even causing some to rely on begging for food from humans, upsetting their natural role as hunters and altering their diets. Feeding wild dolphins is a threat to humans, too. Dolphins sometimes become aggressive when seeking food and are known to bite when teased.
"Feeding wild dolphins triggers a domino effect of harmful behaviors as dolphins learn to associate people with food and free handouts," said Stacey Horstman, bottlenose dolphin conservation coordinator for NOAA's Fisheries Service. "We are at a point where we honestly need to change our behavior so we don't change theirs, and we hope this PSA provides a compelling plea for the public's help."
The health and welfare of wild dolphins is severely compromised when humans feed them. Human-fed dolphins change their normal wild behavior and run a greater risk of being injured by boats, becoming entangled in fishing gear, or ingesting dangerous items such as fishing hooks and contaminated food. Some dolphins have become so accustomed to receiving routine handouts, they are now taking fishing bait and catches from recreational and commercial fishermen. In one recent instance off the Florida panhandle, a bottlenose dolphin distracted by taking fish from a recreational fisherman was attacked and eaten by a large shark.
Many scientists have observed illegal dolphin feeding throughout the southeast, especially since NOAA's Fisheries Service prohibited feeding of wild marine mammals in 1993 under the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA). Wild dolphin experts were also alerted to this problem through routine complaints from concerned citizens viewing the illegal behavior, and most recently through new videos posted to YouTube showing people feeding wild dolphins off Florida and South Carolina.
"Scientists have known for years that dolphin feeding was a problem in certain hotspot areas in the southeast," said Laura Engleby, NOAA's Fisheries Service southeast marine mammal branch chief. "But the citizen complaints and self-implicating Internet media has shocked our experts and further validates that feeding is an increasing and more wide-spread problem than we thought."
Feeding and harassing wild marine mammals is illegal under the Marine Mammal Protection Act, and can result in severe penalties with fines up to $20,000 and one year in jail for the most serious violations.
The PSA can be viewed at http://www.dontfeedwilddolphins.org/, which also has more information on dolphin conservation and guidelines for viewing dolphins responsibly in the wild.
You can help wild dolphins, too. Please share this information with your friends and family!
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Friday, February 20, 2009
DRC Receives Industry Award
DRC's VP of Animal Care and Training Linda Erb (pictured left) accepted the award on our behalf from Monroe County Commissioner Sylvia Murphy.
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DRC Featured on Keys Voice Blog
There's a great post about DRC's Paint with a Dolphin program over on the Keys Voices blog. Check it out! Here's the link: www.keysvoices.com.
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Conservation Resolution!
Sometimes environmental problems seem so huge, it's natural to wonder if there's anything we, as individuals, can do to help. Most of us already know the three Rs – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. The good news is that there is plenty more that each of us can do, and we can all begin with little changes. These individual things accumulate, all adding up to big success.
One need look no further than the recent rollercoaster gas prices. It was only a couple of months ago that we saw prices go over $4.00 for a single gallon of gas. Nationwide, consumers responded by driving less, consolidating trips, carpooling, and taking other measures to reduce the among of gas they used in their vehicles. Simple economics says that when demand decreases, prices drop. Now prices at the pump are the lowest they've been in a few years – under $2.00 a gallon in many cases.
So, what are some other little things each of us can do to help the environment? Here are a few ideas.
Each time a lightbulb burns out, replace it with a compact fluorescent bulb (CFL). They cost a little more initially but use less power and last a lot longer. Over time you save energy and money.
Reuse plastic or paper bags. Most stores now sell reusable bags to tote home your groceries. These are great! However, if you do get plastic or paper bags at the supermarket, find a way to reuse them. Plastic bags make great liners for indoor trash receptacles. Stack newspapers in paper bags before you set them out for recycling. Use a plastic bag over and over to take your lunch to work. Some stores even take them back and recycle them, too.
Turn off things that aren't in use. Do you have video game consoles at home like X-Box or Wii? The National Resources Defense Council conducted a study and discovered that these consoles use nearly the same amount of power when left on and unattended as they do when someone is playing them! Shut them down when you're finished your game and you'll save energy.
The same goes with computers, chargers, and a host of other appliances and gadgets around the house. These all draw energy when left on, even if nobody is using them. Unplug the chargers from the wall and you'll save even more.
Don't forget the old rule our parents taught us, too. Turn off the light when you leave a room.
There are three easy things that anybody can do. Not so overwhelming after all, when you look at them as small steps!
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