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Provides unbiased, historic benchmark to REDD+ Negotiations
DOHA, Qatar, (Dec. 2) – The Ecosystem Services Unit of Winrock International (WI) and Woods Hole Research Center (WHRC) today announced they have reached scientific consensus on gross carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from tropical deforestation. The analysis provides a crucial piece of information that now allows policymakers to confidently set targets for emissions reductions based on scientifically derived benchmarks.
The new consensus on CO2 emissions from gross tropical deforestation emerges from analysis of two independent peer-reviewed studies released by WI and WHRC earlier in 2012 in Science and Nature Climate Change, respectively. These two original studies (which were not coordinated) initially appeared to differ widely on the question of global gross emissions from tropical deforestation. But after the two research teams came together to discuss and investigate their individual findings, they discovered that the initial studies were remarkably consistent when disparities in data sets, methodologies and timeframes were factored out.
The analysis of the two original studies – released today by WI and WHRC and titled "Progress Toward a Consensus on Carbon Emissions from Tropical Deforestation" –concluded that when accounting for the same carbon pools and time frames, their initial studies actually agreed with each other that emissions from gross deforestation in tropical regions contributed about 3.0 Gigatons of CO2 per year to the atmosphere from 2000-2005.
"With this new scientific consensus and reconciliation between our two independent studies, policymakers now have an unbiased, historic benchmark against which emission reduction targets for tropical deforestation can be set and progress can be measured," said Nancy Harris, lead author of the WI study and a Carbon and Land Use Specialist at WI.
Alessandro Baccini, lead author of the WHRC study and an Assistant Scientist at WHRC, said, "Both initial studies offer insights into different ways to measure tropical deforestation. But the fact that we were able to reconcile these different studies across very different sets of data and methodologies, should provide remarkable reassurance to policymakers that they can act with science on their side."
Tropical deforestation and degradation are considered significant contributors to the greenhouse gases that cause climate change. Efforts to enact REDD+ (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) policies and programs are aimed at ensuring retention of carbon stored in forests, forest conservation, sustainable management of forests and enhancement of forest carbon stocks, along with other initiatives.
The joint analysis notes that: "REDD+ negotiators within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) have previously discussed, but thus far avoided, setting an explicit target for emission reductions. Other groups, including the European Commission, the Informal Working Group on Interim Finance for REDD+, and the UK government's Eliasch Review, have converged around a target of cutting tropical deforestation by 50% by 2020, but the benchmark against which this target should be evaluated has been unclear. By achieving consensus within the scientific community that emissions from tropical deforestation between 2000 and 2005 were 3.0 ± 1.1 Gt CO2 yr-1 (0.8 ± 0.3 Pg C yr-1), researchers have given policymakers an unbiased, historic benchmark to use in discussing agreement on a target of reducing emissions from gross tropical deforestation to below 1.5 Gt CO2 yr-1 (0.4 Pg C yr-1) by 2020."
The WI and WHRC analysis did not reach consensus on CO2 emissions outside of deforestation, such as forest degradation, shifting land-use, and emissions from mineral soils and peat. Both groups agree that better data are needed to accurately quantify the atmospheric impacts of these components. These emissions alone could account for another 2.3 Gigatons of CO2 per year, allowing policymakers to include even more reductions from REDD+ should they choose to do so. However, the uncertainty around this estimate is significant and unquantified, the two groups noted.
"If policymakers prefer to use a more inclusive target by incorporating other emission sources important to REDD+ in addition to deforestation, then the 50% target increases to about 2.6 Gt CO2 yr-1 (0.7 Pg C yr-1) by 2020," the analysis states.
The joint analysis also offers scientists, academics, NGOs and national governments insights into the sorts of technologies and infrastructure investments necessary in the coming years to more accurately measure and evaluate tropical deforestation and degradation.
The analysis was jointly funded by the Government of Norway's International Climate and Forest Initiative (NICFI) and the Climate and Land Use Alliance (CLUA).
Winrock International is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Little Rock, Ark., that works with people in the United States and around the world to empower the disadvantaged, increase economic opportunity, and sustain natural resources.
Winrock International's Ecosystem Services Unit is a leader in developing the scientific underpinnings for many aspects of climate change mitigation activities in the agriculture, forestry, and other land use sector. With multiple sources of support, the Ecosystem Services Unit develops climate change mitigation standards and methodologies, GHG emission estimates, worldwide carbon stock estimates using spatial analyses and field studies, carbon supply assessments, field carbon measurement methods, climate change mitigation projects, and knowledge transfer and capacity building to local governments and organizations worldwide. Winrock has implemented projects and analyses with myriad partners nationally and globally and from all angles.
The Woods Hole Research Center (WHRC) is a private, non-profit research organization focusing on environmental sciences. Its scientists combine analysis of satellite images of the Earth with field studies to measure, model, and map changes in the world's ecosystems, from the thawing permafrost in the Arctic to the expanding agriculture regions of the tropics. It works locally and regionally, with in-depth expertise and collaborations in North and South America and Africa; and it also works globally, focusing on how humans are changing global cycles of carbon, nitrogen, and water. It merges natural science with economics to discover sustainable paths for human prosperity and stewardship of the Earth's natural resources.


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Roadkill - lost one of the Cubs yesterdayCreatures mainly outside of our Gardens; Land, Water and Sea
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Roadkill - lost one of the Cubs yesterday
Sadly, I found one of the Cubs on the A28 about 200 meters away yesterday morning, although I only worked out it was a Cub when 'Daphne' appeared yesterday evening.
I'm going on the presumption it was one of them as it's a bit early for first year foxes to have flown the nest and search for new territories.
This is normally September when we see the most amount of roadkill.
It's not annoying, just sad, something we have to accept happens and nothing we can do about it.
For me wild is wild, I never approach the foxes further than ten meters away so not to become too human approachable.
It's been a case of helping the Mother feed her young when she had a really bad leg. She still has her bad days now.
It's strange that since they banned Fox Hunting, fox numbers have dropped. Hard to put a finger on why, possibly more housing estates going up which means more roads, who knows.
Some may say it's a natural way of keeping their population at bay.
Then of course, these are rural foxes and very different to urban foxes.
I heard gun shots two fields away this morning, probably the Farmer's employees shooting Rabbits and Pigeons.
Hopefully they will skip the foxes. Most Crop Farmers leave them alone as they keep Rabbit numbers down quite a bit.
I read that Foxes save Crop Farmers over £2 million a year by Rabbit catching. Who knows, so many arguments on both sides of the fence.
I was kind of expecting this at some stage though.
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If you can't be a good example........
you will just have to be a horrible warning
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That's very sad Richard.
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It's almost like the Car has become part of nature.
Pity, but you can't reduce the national speed limit to 20mph.
It's nice to see lots of Toad warning signs on the Romney Marshes. There's a few places where hundreds cross the roads during the mating season.
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Not sure that the signs help much. At night you can't see them till too late unless you crawl. They used to sit on the roads near here in wet weather - just sitting, not crossing - and there always were lots squashed. Not so many now, either they stay on one side or.....
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A friend of a friend that's part of the Wildlife trust spends every day for a couple of weeks each year, at a local toad breeding spot, getting as many as possible across the road!
"He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men. We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."
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Re: Roadkill - lost one of the Cubs yesterday
Very sad, I only hope it was quick.
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Good they do that Kitla, helps situations as Mo says.
There are Badger tunnels under the railway lines between Tonbridge and Redhill, they made them quite a few years ago.
Bit controversial now I expect, but very few know where they are, or know about them at all.
Gwen - From the look of it, very quick.
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I'm always sad to see any roadkill - it seems to be more a rural thing than urban (maybe animals in towns and suburbs get street smart?) as I only ever noticed it on roads in the countryside. Maybe the speed limit is a factor too - whenever I've had a driving holiday along lanes (like when I went camping), I always thought other (probably local) drivers drove far too fast for the road conditions (such as driving 70 mph + down a narrow road towards a corner you cannot possibly see round until you reach it)
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Thats such a shame Richard after watching your video of them. As you say, shame speed limits can't be reduced but then who would adhere to them?
LL said about locals speeding. A policeman (years ago) stopped a relative of mine for speeding & made a comment I've never forgotten.
" If you know this road why are you driving so fast?"
" If you don't know this road why are you driving so fast?"
Makes you think. I read somewhere recently that the car is the 2nd biggest killer of our wildlife next to chemicals used on their food sources.
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It is sad to see any animal on the road side. I think man kind has a lot to answer for where animals are concerned. A friend of mine lives in a very rural area in Scotland and she said that farmers have been shooting foxes. The result is that they are over run with rabbits and all their vegetable growing has really suffered this year. The balance has somehow been upset - down the man kind.
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Forest Lakes Associates to Robert Hauser Homes Inc. one lot in Springridge, one lot in Willow Bend, Forest Lakes, $273,121.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Ashley D. Caviness, 5463 Hilltop Street, Parkside Village, Crozet, $205,606.
John N. Ohlweiler to David E. and Lynn W. Graham, 1178 Rustic Willow Lane, Willow Bend, Forest Lakes, $216,500.
Stephen R. Jacques, Trustee, to Jimmie E. and Erika H. James, 1263 Thistle Down, Glenmore, $872,500.
Joseph P. and Barbara Q. Sherman to Joseph C. Rotunda, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $92,000.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to Floyd H. and Marilyn B. Mathews, 1277 Courtyard Drive, Redfields, $254,845.
R. D. Wade Builder Inc. to Lara D. LeQuire, 3309 Turnberry Circle, Springridge at Forest Lakes, $214,234.
JaZan LLC to Jeremy D. Roberts, unit in Turtle Creek condominiums, $88,000.
Robert Hauser Homes Inc. to Yanping and Quan Zhou Wang, 3335 Turnberry Circle, Springridge at Forest Lakes, $298,950.
Craig Enterprises Inc. to Gregory V. and Kimball E. Maynard, 5.05 acres at 275 Buffalo Hills Road, Westview, Earlysville, $350,213.
Louis E. Valente to Marie E. Marklein, Trustee, 5639 Hill Top Street, $100,000.
Roger G. and Sharon R. Wood to Angela M. N. Krull and Matthew T. Bloom-Krull, 1760 Sourwood Place, Hollymead, $195,000.
Southern Property LLC to Trevor and Jamie Ballif, 2.148 acres at 1070 Beaverdam Road, Keswick, $304,878.
Jonathan L. and Candace M. Long to Janette M. Martin, 2255 Westover Drive, Westover Hills, $229,000.
Zakin Construction Co. to Mark H. and Paula M. Stoler, 2.26 acres on the north side of State Route 676, 2815 Cola Woods Lane, $600,000.
Joyce A. Lawson to George F. Shifflett and Melissa K. Morris, 6941 Virginia Ridge Road, Dyke, $70,000.
Helen H. Friend to John A. Hawley, 3.68 acres at 997 Black Cat Road, $3,492.
Jeffrey R. Hoffman to Ian C. Kelly, 2.0 acres at 3848 Vineyard Road, Barboursville, $142,000.
David B. and Maria N. Topper to Eleanore F. Walker, Trustee, 70 Oak Forest Circle, Oak Forest, $156,500.
Eleanore F. Walker, Trustee, to Young Chol Yi and Kyong Ae Yi, 70 Oak Forest Circle, Oak Forest, $179,900.
George W. and Sara J. Dansey to Vincent J. and Stephanie C. Satterly, 48060 Rolling Road, Scottsville, $450,000.
Ann D. Dirickson to William C. and Della H. Dirickson, 1580 Garden Court, Gardencourt Townhouses, $135,000.
Redlands LLC to M. Gabrielle Hall, lot in Highlands at Mechums River, $273,133.
Farmer Cox Huff Associates to Carol R. Houser, 1581 Birnam Drive, Birnam Wood, $145,000.
RJR LLC to Skyline Home Builders LLC, five lots in Highlands at Mechums River, $325,000.
Redfields Development Corp. to Craig Enterprises Inc., lot in Redfields, $38,000.
M. Gabrielle Hall to Jeremy Middleton, 69 Mill Creek Drive, Mill Creek, $200,000.
Quarries LLC to Kevin S. Leavitt and Lee F. McCraw-Leavitt, lot on Schuyler Road in the Quarries, $68,200.
Michael A. Licata to Rudi O. Drenz, unit in Overlook condominiums, 372 South Pantops Drive, $130,000.
Ann Anderson and John S. White, Trustees, to Todd M. Milby, 45.25 acres in Scottsville district, $70,000.
Attillio H. and Virginia B. Cenedella, Trustees, to Ronald L. and Janet S. Baellow, 1875 Graham Court, Glenmore, $157,500.
Aubrey O. James Jr., to Outlook Properties LLC, 2.0 acres, $100,000.
Joseph W. and Ruth G. Bernheim to Anjaneya P. Sombhatta, 3204 Gateway Circle, $179,000.
Carlo and Martha A. Colombini to Bernard A. Schwab, 2455 Redbud Lane, $66,500.
Douglas L. Wyant to Daniel L. Seale, 2.266 acres at 696 Rocky Hollow Road, State Route 20, $107,434.70.
Kevin B. and Krista R. Schmitt to Barbara A. Walker, 1060 Hunters Ridge Road, Earlysville Forest, $179,900.
Cynthia Thacker Cobb to Bruce R. and Mary L. Horner, 2.0 acres at 1609 James River Road, Scottsville, $155,000.
David F. and Miriam E. Bizup to Robert W. and Bridgett H. Wineman, 816 Harris Road, Willoughby, $210,000.
David P. and Joyce M. Ellis to Philip and Louise N. Christopher, 0.56 acre at 1155 Crozet Avenue, $298,000.
Steven D. Dennis to Richard B. Martin, 5669 Wayland Drive, Wayland Park, Crozet, $164,000.
Jonathan A. and Susan E. Brumfield to Jeffrey J. and Evelyn Nikki Steckroth, 817 Harris Road, Willoughby, $200,000.
Dorothy W. Sidebottom to Jon I. and Shelley A. Lieberman, 3185 Beaumont Farm Road, Beaumont, $500,000.
Suzie C. Pace and Cadee R. Craddock to Michael A. and Cara E. Licata, 1622 Garden Court, Gardencourt Townhouses, $154,900.
J. Thomas and Susan C. Reres to Reid Nagle, 1930 White Hall Road, Crozet, $490,000.
Rosemary S. Vaughn to Christine G. Barnicle, 2237 Shepherds Ridge Road, Rivercrest at Dunlora, $317,000.
Patricia A. McGrath to Ronald J. and Joni E. Louque, 126 Oak Forest Circle, Oak Forest, $201,000.
James S. and Rebecca L. Bailey to David D. and Donna W. Moore, 1803 Creekview Lane, Hollymead, $211,000.
Woodbriar Associates to Jeremiah Goldman, 1780 Sourwood Place, Hollymead, $184,900.
Forbes R. Reback, Trustee, to Peter M. and Cheryl A. Nardone, lot in Glenmore, $245,000.
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Stephen H. Wright to Dennis D. and Deborah M. Keener, 1010 Earlysville Forest Drive, Earlysville Forest, $254,000.
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Wendell W. Gibson Inc. to James R. and Erika L. Pierce, 1748 Verona Drive, Fontana, $300,401.
Wendell W. Gibson Inc. to Lucas G. and Angela C. Fernandez, 957 Canvasback Drive, Redfields, $250,000
Katie B. VanSciver to James R. and Linda M. Haddock, 1592 Garden Court, Gardencourt Townhouses, $167,500.
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Sirva Relocation LLC to Betty T. Neal, 2603 Thrush Road, Whippoorwill Hollow, $444,900.
Todd W. and Michelle H. Cahill to Deborah B. Johnson, 359 Leaping Fox Court, Foxcroft, $286,500.
Craig K. Ruff and Nancy R. Schoettinger to Anne K. and Richard M. Cronk Jr., 6570 Saddleback Court, Emerald Ridge, Crozet, $415,000.
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Roy G. and Mary K. Hostetter to Patricia L. Barbara, 3243 Gateway Circle, Gateway Village Townhouses, $179,900.
Marjorie C. Hill to Jennifer M. and Katie B. Sombar, 1875 Easy Lane, Hollymead, $224,950.
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Iva B. Wolfe to Paula and Robert L. Martin III, 0.75 acres at 5701 Park Road, $120,000.
Michael D. Horn and Janice L. Morris-Horn to Dale Mancuso, 3251 Darby Road, Glenmore, $637,100.
Skyline Home Builders LLC to James R. Cook Jr., 245 Buffalo Hills Road, Westview, Earlysville, $349,942.74.
Thomas C. Williams to D. Scott and Patsy T. Leonard, 5.0 acres on State Route 631, 1520 West River Road, Scottsville, $49,000.
James H. Fraley and Vinessa E. Alones to Frank P. and Doreen L. Vretos, Trustees, 2544 Kimbrough Circle, Meriwether Hills, $285,000.
VanDerLinde Housing Inc. to Shah M. and Martha Hanifi, 4966 Lake Tree Lane, Western Ridge, Crozet, $368,678.
William H. Robinson, Trustee, to David L. and Linda Elsey, 936 King William Drive, Dunlora, $120,000.
Gayle A. Pryor to Carolyn A. Smith, 1312 Sycamore Court, Branchlands, $200,000.
George W. Payne to Eleanore F. Walker, Trustee, 1594 Old Brook Road, Raintree, $282,600.
Eleanore F. Walker, Trustee, to John M. and Lauren A. Williamson, 1594 Old Brook Road, Raintree, $285,000.
Mary W. Pollock, Trustee, to Elizabeth F. and Charles H. Foster Jr., 7.64 acres in White Hall district, $525,000.
Canterbury Building Company to Raymond M. Oster, 5.36 acres at 948 Cismont Ridge Road, Keswick, $331,000.
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Kevin A. Vose and Diana L. Embler-Vose to Benjamin Kimball, 1293 Hillsdale Farm Lane, $88,500.
Jane B. Shannon to N. Scott Sacks and Cathryn Jespersen, 209 Turkey Ridge Road, Peacock Hill, $195,000.
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Charlene D. Newton to Lyndon K. and Cynthia C. Goodwin, 4268 Pigeon Top Trail, Brightlands, $585,000.
David A. Proffer to James A. Moewe, 2 Ridgeview Circle, Mill Creek, $165,000.
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(Phoenix, Ariz. – April 26, 2004) Attorney General Terry Goddard today announced an historic settlement with Medco, the largest pharmacy benefit management company in the United States for violating state deceptive practices laws.
The state began investigating Medco's drug switching practices two years ago. The lawsuit filed today alleges that Medco encouraged prescribers to switch patients to different prescription drugs but failed at times to pass on the resulting savings to patients or their health care plans. These drug switches generally benefited Medco despite Medco's claims that they saved patients and health plans money. Medco did not tell prescribers or patients that the switches would increase rebate payments from drug manufacturers to Medco. The state alleges that the drug switches resulted in increased costs to health plans and patients, primarily in follow-up doctor visits and tests. For example, Medco switched patients from certain cholesterol lowering medications to Zocor, but that switch required patients to usually receive follow-up blood tests.
Arizona is eligible to receive more than $600,000, dispersed either through cash or drug cards. The state has 90 days to decide how to implement the settlement. In addition, Arizona will receive approximately $200,000 in costs and attorneys' fees.
"This is an historic agreement because it puts the decision about prescription drug usage in the right hands – the prescriber and the patient instead of the pharmacy benefit management company," Goddard said. "Patients will now know if they save money if their drugs are switched, and more importantly, patients will be able to decline the drug switch."
Along with the monetary component of the settlement, Medco has agreed to important changes in the way it does business. These changes include the following:
- Medco will have to disclose what financial incentives it gains when switching the drugs;
- When soliciting physician authorization for a drug-interchange, Medco shall disclose cost savings both to the plan and to the patient
- Medco can't switch a patient's drugs without express verifiable authorization from the prescriber;
- Medco will tell the prescriber about side effects of the proposed drug;
- Medco will reimburse patients for interchange-related costs;
- Medco will disclose its policy to reimburse interchange-related health care costs when providing patients with confirmation of interchanges authorized by the physician of the patient;
- Notification of physician-authorized drug interchanges will be given to consumers by telephone alert within 24 hours followed by full written disclosure of relevant terms, including potential health effects and/or side effects of the proposed drug. Together with the right to reverse a switch, this new prompt notice allows consumers to reject unwanted switches;
- Medco shall provide a toll-free telephone number at which the patient may obtain further information regarding the interchanged drug or may reject a proposed drug interchange;
- Medco shall not engage in repeated interchanging of patients within the same therapeutic class.
Arizona joined 19 other states in this settlement, which totaled $20 million nationwide. This agreement represents ground-breaking changes in the operation of a PBM, which serves over 62 million people nationwide. It means consumers and their health care providers will get all the information they need to make informed decisions regarding their medication.
The states participating in the settlement are: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Washington.
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Erickson Advantage Guardian (HMO-POS SNP) is a Medicare Advantage Institutional SNP that provides specialized benefits and services for Medicare beneficiaries who live in an Erickson nursing home. Members choose their primary care provider (PCP) and may go outside the contracted network for certain health care services - typically at a higher cost.
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) plans use a network of contracted local physicians and hospitals to provide member care. Generally, members must use these care providers to receive benefits for covered services, except in emergencies.
Point of Service (HMO-POS) plans include all the features of HMO plans plus the ability to go outside the contracted network for certain health care services - typically at a higher cost. Many POS plans do not require referrals for specialty care.
Plans are insured through UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or one of its affiliated companies, a Medicare Advantage organization with a Medicare contract. Enrollment in the plan depends on the plan's contract renewal with Medicare.
Tools and Resources - Erickson Advantage® Champion/Guardian Plans
- Chronic Condition Verification Form
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WASHINGTON — Gay men remain banned for life from donating blood, the government said Wednesday, leaving in place — for now — a 1983 prohibition meant to prevent the spread of HIV through transfusions.
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The Food and Drug Administration reiterated its long-standing policy on its Web site Wednesday, more than a year after the Red Cross and two other blood groups criticized the policy as "medically and scientifically unwarranted."
"I am disappointed, I must confess," said Dr. Celso Bianco, executive vice president of America's Blood Centers, whose members provide nearly half the nation's blood supply.
Before giving blood, all men are asked if they have had sex, even once, with another man since 1977. Those who say they have are permanently banned from donating. The FDA said those men are at increased risk of infection by HIV that can be transmitted to others by blood transfusion.
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In March 2006, the Red Cross, the international blood association AABB and America's Blood Centers proposed replacing the lifetime ban with a one-year deferral following male-to-male sexual contact. New and improved tests, which can detect HIV-positive donors within just 10 to 21 days of infection, make the lifetime ban unnecessary, the blood groups told the FDA.
In a document posted Wednesday, the FDA said it would change its policy if given data that show doing so wouldn't pose a "significant and preventable" risk to blood recipients.
"It is a way of saying, 'Whatever was presented to us was not sufficient to make us change our minds,"' Bianco said.
The FDA said HIV tests currently in use are highly accurate, but still cannot detect the virus 100 percent of the time. The estimated HIV risk from a unit of blood is currently about one per 2 million in the United States, according to the agency.
Critics of the exclusionary policy said it bars potential healthy donors, despite the increasing need for donated blood, and discriminates against gays. The FDA recognized the policy defers many healthy donors but rejected the suggestion it's discriminatory.
Anyone who's used intravenous drugs or been paid for sex also is permanently barred from donating blood.
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Sony Q1 financials: $1.2bn in game sales, Vita ignored
Sony has posted its first-quarter financial report for the year, revealing the company's numbers were relatively flat, despite a 322% increase in operating costs thanks to the impending launch of PS4.
In a hurry?
Sony's game division earned ¥117.9 ($1.2 billion) in sales for Q1 2013, down slightly from last year's ¥118 ($1.2 billion)
Operating loss saw a 322% drop year-on-year due to the production of PS4 at ¥14.8 billion ($149 million).
PS3 sales hit 1.1 million units, while combined PS Vita and PSP sales hit 0.6 million.
Sony wasn't specific, but expects its full-year figures for the year ended March 31, 2014 to rise sharply, but added that operating loss will also rise due to PS4 production and marketing.
For the three-month period ended June 30, 2013, Sony's game business raked in ¥117.9 ($1.2 billion) in sales, which is a slight dip on last year's Q1 revenue of ¥118 ($1.2 billion).
Due to the increased cost being ploughed into PS4 R&D, production and marketing, Sony's operating income dropped 322%, resulting in a loss of ¥14.8 billion ($149 million). By contrast, Q1 2012 yielded only a ¥3.5 billion loss.
The site adds however, that the Q1 2012 loss wasn't as bad due to Sony winning a Blu-Ray patent case during the period and receiving compensation.
Sony's PS Vita handheld was notably absent from the document, while the company confirmed that sales of PS3, PS2 and PSP were down. PS3 sales hit 1.1 million for the quarter globally, while combined sales of PS Vita and PSP hit 0.6 million. However, raw PS Vita figures were nowhere to be seen on the document.
Predicitions for the financial year ending March 31, 2014, Sony expects sales to rise thanks to PS4 and operating income to drop thanks to marketing the console.
Sony shifted 64 million game units in Q1 2013 alone across physical and digital formats.


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What is FIX protocol and FIX Engine?
FIX protocol is Industry standard protocol for electronic trading , with evolution with computer technology Trading also getting Electronic and now most of the exchanges in the world are fully electronic and concept of trading floor is taken over by computers.
When I was new to FIX protocol I have searched net to find a good FIX protocol tutorial but not much is available so I am trying to write my own experience in form of short FIX protocol tutorial.
In this blog post I would like to share my thoughts, experience and knowledge about FIX protocol which I had acquired by working on different areas of FIX.
FIX protocol is a tag value protocol where every field has a unique tag name and signify something e.g. Price (tag 44) denotes the price of a particular shares , OrderQty denotes quantity of order.
FIX protocol specify different types of messages for different trading purposes e.g. for Sending an Order to exchange they used NewOrderSingle message (MsgType=35) or for Sending a Cancel to exchange they used CancelOrder message (MsgType=F). MsgType (tag 35) and they message for all purpose of trade life cycle e..g they have pre trade message ( e.g. News , Indication of Interest ) , trade message (NewOrderSingle, OrderCancelReplaceRequest , OrderCancelRequest) and post trade message (e.g. Allocation messages).
To understand these FIX message client and broker, the two party involved in trading has a piece of software called FIX Engine. There are many commercial FIX engine available which is used in Industry e.g. Cameron FIX Engine, NYFIX's Appia etc.
Messages on FIX protocol can be broadly classified into two type's first Session level message also called Admin messages and Second Application level messages. Session level messages is uesd to establish FIX session between two FIX engine and Application messages are messages which is meant for some purpose e..g NewOrderSingle message which is used to send order via FIX.
MsgType (tag 35) is an important tag in FIX protocol which is used to uniquely identify a FIX message. Every single message in FIX protocol must have corresponding MsgType otherwise FIX engine will reject those messages saying it's not a valid FIX message.
As per FIX protocol connection between two FIX engine is called FIX session and every FIX session has pre agreed host/port and comp id. Since a single FIX engine can be used to server multiple clients on broker side every client is uniquely identified by combination of IP , port and there Comp IDs , Comp IDs are combination of SenderCompID and TargetCompID which are two separate tag in FIX protocol.
Once FIX Session established now client can send Orders via FIX and broker then send it exchange for execution.
I will try to keep it updated with relevant information, please ask if you have any questions, doubt etc.
Happy learning and welcome to FIX protocol world :)


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The Bible Analyzer 3.8 beta is ready for testing. Here are some of the new/changed features.
Book/Article Viewer
Books/Articles are now in SQLite format like the other modules. There is a tool under the "Tools" menu that will attempt to convert the previous .htm text files to the new .bk format. It will not delete the old .htm files. Some of the single chapter books will not convert properly, so here they are in the new format. Just unzip and place them in the Module/Texts folder, http://www.bibleanalyzer.com/beta/single.zip
A new Book/Article Display tab next to ScripturePad. Books will display under this tab unless the "Separate Window" option is selected in Preferences. If selected, Books will display in a stand-alone window. Book/Article titles are found and selected under a new tab in the Master Control Panel. There is also a new Back button that will bring the previous page back after an image link is clicked (Dispensational Truth).
Books/Articles can now be searched like Commentaries and Dictionaries under the Library Search tab in MCP.
Text to Speech
A new Text-to-Speech feature which will speak a whole page or selected text. There is a new toolbar icon that acts as a toggle to speak/stop speaking as well as a new speech options tab in Preferences. The Reader will speak the page that has the current focus; the one that has the thin, black border. Custom text can be entered and spoken at startup.
It is recommended that better voices be installed if possible. The default Microsoft voices are "robotic" sounding. Here is a British female voice we have found that is freely available, http://rapidshare.com/files/108336122/R ... .exe.html. It is around 20MB but the voice quality is very good. If any one knows of any other good voices, please let us know.
Audio/Hymn Player
There is a new Audio/Hymn player that will play .mid, .mp3, and .wav files. It is found under the new Audio panel. This panel also now contains the two quiz games from version 3.7. Included are several midi hymns. Multiple titles can be selected to make a playlist. Place any custom .mid, .mp3 files in the new Modules/Audio folder and Bible Analyzer will find them on next start. Here are a dozen or so midi files to try, http://www.bibleanalyzer.com/beta/hymn.zip
Related Verse Search
A new Related Verse Search in MCP and on context menu right-click. This search method will display a list of the words of the selected verse allowing the user to select the words to seach for. It is essentially an "Every Word" search, but the user can select the words of a particular verse instead of typing them.
When search results are displayed, the book names before the colored bars are now hyperlinks. Clicking the book will cause the display to scroll/jump to the first result of that book.
Other Changes
There has been an internal change in BA concerning unicode text. Before the Greek/Hebrew texts used the XML unicode, now BA uses utf-8 unicode. This will affect those who make custom modules. Here is a link to the TRi Greek text with the new utf-8 encoding required for 3.8, http://www.bibleanalyzer.com/beta/tri.zip
The texts with Strong's numbers also have a small change. There is now a H or G before the number. This had to be done for seaching reasons. Here is a link to the new AV with Strong's 3.8 requires, http://www.bibleanalyzer.com/beta/av1769s.zip
Searching in foriegn language texts and texts with Strong's numbers has been improved. A few minor bugs have been fixed.
For easier use and testing, this beta is configured in the portable format. That is all the modules and user files are under the installation folder. To use this beta follow these steps:
- Make a copy of your current installation folder (C:/Program Files/Bible Analyzer 3.7 is default for 3.7) and rename it whatever you want.
Then unzip and place the 3.8 beta and User Manual in the same folder, overwriting the files.
Find your modules folder (C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Bible Analyzer\Modules\ for XP, C:\ProgramData\Bible Analyzer\Modules\ Vista) and place a copy of it under the new folder you made above.
Make a new folder under the Modules folder called Audio
Run the bibleanalyzer3.exe file to open Bible Analyzer.
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A community managers and content managers we just get how it should all work and can see in our mind what it should or will look like.
We have a vision.
Getting others onboard and moving towards that vision is the challenging part. Sometimes it hurts our head when people can't easily share in our vision and just 'get' how it should be and why. We speak to people and they still ask us "What's this BookFace all about and why would I want to Twitter?" What is wrong with them?
But we don't give up. We are determined to realise our vision. We stick to our guns and keep chipping away, day-by-day, one-by-one, until enough people are on board and we begin to realise the vision.
This was brought home for me today when I was listening to Benjamin Zander giving a TED Talk. Here is a snippet.
If you replace the word 'leader' with 'community manager' or 'content manager', and 'classical music' with 'our community/vision' then this quote describes us.
We know deep down we can get people to realise the vision and how things should be. We don't doubt that. That's not to say we have all the answers (I don't), and collaboration along the way isn't important (it is essential) but community and content management is, as a profession, an infant. As such, not many people understand it well like they might understand accounts/finance, HR or administration. But we do.
I am interested to know whether Zander's quote strikes a chord with you and whether you feel it describes you and the challenges you face.


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Significant storm to bring snow, mix, rain to Massachusetts
Storm forecast to begin Monday night
On the last full day of winter, a significant storm is forecast to bring snow to most of the region before a changeover to a rain/snow mix for some areas.
The storm will intensify in the early morning hours of Tuesday and areas well north and west of Boston could see significant snow accumulation with the potential for a foot.
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The National Weather Service issued a winter storm watch for all but southeastern Massachusetts and the Cape.
"It looks like it should start as snow overnight Monday Night -- well after the evening commute -- with some accumulation likely in Boston, before mixing with sleet and rain," said Storm Team 5 meteorologist A .J. Burnett
However, well north and west of Boston, it could stay as snow or snow and sleet for much of the storm with significant accumulations possible.
Northwest of Boston, 6 to 12 inches of snow seem likely, with 3 to 6 inches near the coast and lower amounts south of Boston.
"There is enough moisture for a foot of snow well inland, but temperatures will be the key to the forecast," said Burnett. "Enough warm air and totals will be less, but if it stays cold enough we may reach this potential inland."
The Tuesday morning commute looks to be a rough one, especially well north and west of Boston.
"I am also concerned for the potential for some icing occurring in some locations in northern Worcester and Middlesex counties and parts of southern New Hampshire," Burnett said.


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"There could be no belonging for a creature such as myself, anywhere; a disfigured black boy with a scientific turn of mind and a talent on canvas, running, always running, from the dimmest of shadows."
It is no small feat for an author to win the Canadian Giller prize twice (only three have ever done so, and one of those was Margaret Atwood) and be short-listed for the Man Booker Prize 2018. Award winners are not always readable, but this one certainly is. An epic tale of a boy on the run, I have never read a slavery story quite like it. And I was so curious to find out why there was an octopus on the cover! This literary page turner is full of beautiful writing, delightful characters, interesting quests, and thoughtful reflections on humanity and the meaning of freedom.
When Washington Black, an eleven year old field slave is falsely implicated in a the murder of someone on the plantation, he must flee. His good fortune is having been recently chosen as a manservant to the owner's eccentric brother, a naturalist, explorer, and abolitionist. Together the unlikely pair travel to the Arctic and beyond in search of adventure and invention.


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One of the most trivial ethical debates raged on my Facebook page after I posted about whether one should hang a toilet roll "over" or "under". Of course, for those with a vertical toilet roll holder, it's a moot point. But, silliness aside, there is an important moral debate to be had in the context of the environment and global sustainability surrounding what we do with human waste – urine and faeces.
Each of us produces around a litre of urine each day (estimates of the range from person to person across the globe say 500 to 1500 ml) and several hundred grams of faeces (minimum estimated at 50 grams with some people producing half a kilo). The liquid can be treated relatively easily in situ – and used as grey water for flushing. Solid waste is a different matter but in many parts of the world separator and composting toilets are becoming common place. Civil engineer Nityanand Singh Maurya of the National Institute of Technology Patna, in Bihar, India, recently suggested that we should certainly not view human excreta as waste to be processed and disposed. Despite our queasiness about the potential for spreading disease and the risk of accumulating heavy metals in the food chain if human faeces are used as crop fertiliser, there are ways to get around the problems
India and China have long used human waste as fertiliser and soil conditioner, it is after all mostly carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus, chemically speaking. But, in "the West", we expend vast quantities of clean water to flush away our waste and yet more water to process it so that it can be dumped, as it were. There is great potential for the use of domestic eco-sanitation, particularly in rural areas and given the high-energy content of human faeces, conversion to biomass for power production is also a serious option.
Maurya suggests that for rural areas in the developing world, urine-diverting toilets make it relatively easy to collect urine separately and allow faeces to be composted. In urban environments, urine can again be collected separately and used as grey water while anaerobic treatment of faeces at the local level allows it to be used for fertiliser or biomass, or biogas for that matter. These approaches reduce demands on water supply and processing.
Singh Maurya, N., (2012). Is human excreta a waste?, Int. J. Environmental Technology and Management, 15 (3-6) 332. DOI:
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Rally going out Saturday week- the original next published lift date. Progress so far but slow.
Thanks Joe,
I love the 2nd photo with TheRambler under tow - is that due to low water levels or just a recreation of times past as horses are banned on the towpath!
This is the first time since 1923 that Rambler has headed for the Shannon (with hope of getting there) - the last time was with Vincent Delany at the helm, father of IWAI founders Vincent and Alf Delany.
The HBA page on The Rambler is at http://heritageboatassociation.ie/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=134&Itemid=64
For info, only "Ashford Star" escaped with the Rambler, the rest of the fleet is hoping to escape on the 18th.
Thanks for such fascinating photos Joe. Great stuff.
The long day has ended (10.30pm ) with the WI gentleman with us till the end. Full marks to the WI staff involved, the iarnrod bridge people who did that bridge and pulled a few ropes and the locals who did the same.
Ashford Star with Rambler behind, approach Lock 2 at Dorset St.
Some fancy ropework.
Goodnight all,
While we're all delighted that The Rambler has started its journey west, accompanied by Ashford Star, it has to be said that it really is pretty pathetic that a bridge with such basic mechanics has been allowed to close the navigation for four weeks - no more, since the rest of the fleet (now diminished) are not being allowed out until the 18th of June.
Since the bridge is now working, why not this coming weekend?
It really is quite pathetic.
Agree entirely Michael, and would have considered this issue a typical item for IWAI to lobby / campaign etc. etc. about . What attitude would our esteemed 'Delaneys' have taken. During the HBA week in Banagher a prominent photo was that one with the bridge man, policeman, and Mssrs. Delaney and O'Hanlon on another 'bridge issue'. We at times forget our roots, these people not only campaigned, they confronted the problem.
Just to prove I don't do rants, a couple of early morning pics from 'auld triangle country' . Trip is settling down and going well.
This one to show how well northside swans are fed.
Well done Joe.Following progress with great interest.
I was looking at Ruth Delaney's book about The Royal last night. She had a piece in it about CIE and WI.
Apparently CIE wanted WI to indemnify them for anything that might happen on or in or near the bridge. That was probably 10 years ago. Nothing has changed since.
It's time a delegation went to see a minister.
How about IWAI chiefs??
Having been on the original attempt to free the spenser dock 13, there is a lot that needs to be done to actually open the dublin end of the Royal, The Sckeker bridge needs to open to remove the nonsene with teh tidal heights and the rail bridge needs to open more.
There a good bit to get the IWAIs teeth into. I feel a WI summti coming on.
Just a quick few to show progress, I was moving 4E over weekend so playing catch up. First shot is of everyone lending a hand at 'that bridge'.
This one of Des from WI who worked long and hard to make it happen.
Lastly at the RCAG boathouse at Confey enjoying a day off.
Yes indeed, last Thursday was one of those long, hard days on the canal. Fair play to the WI and Irish Rail staff on the ground who worked just as hard as the boat crews. Most of the problems were caused, either by, the Rambler's audacity at being just within the advertised maximum airdraft for navigation on the Royal or WI's failure to dredge the top end of the basin to sufficient depth to allow a maximum airdraft boat navigate under Sherriff St Bridge AND into the 1st Lock on the same day. The basin was closed to traffic from June of 2004 to April of 2010 to allow the sea-lock be reinstated.
We also need to actively query, how a navigation which was officially re-opened to through traffic in October 2010 is effectively closed to through traffic for 359 days in 2011. This assumes that the remainder of the railway bridge lifts actually happen...!!
Mick and others,
just a few quickies from my visit yesterday, Kilcock and on to 'Fureys' Moyvally. Last one with RCAG boat alongside, currently playing a blinder as camera boat. Goal for this evening is 'Hill of Downs', filming is going well.
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When Chris Paulitz started planning the Financial Services Institute's inaugural conference he wanted to set it apart from others.
"We decided that this conference has to be unique compared to all the other conferences out there," said Paulitz of the conference for financial advisors scheduled for September. "One of the ways we did that," said Paulitz, senior vice president for membership and marketing for the independent broker-dealer group, "is that only financial advisors would create the conference" agenda. Ten members of FSI's advisor council were chosen to program the conference, he says, ensuring that "the majority of what they get at this conference they can't get elsewhere."
So far, reports Paulitz, "well more than 200" advisors have registered and paid for their attendance, a number that he expects to increase as the conference draws nearer, citing the intent of a number of independent broker-dealers to pay for some of their representatives to attend the conference, which runs from the evening of Sept. 9 to midday Sept. 11 in Washington, D.C., at the Washington Hilton. "Some are paying part of the registration fee; some are paying the whole fee, some are even paying" for their advisors' airfare and hotel accommodations."
Moreover, he expects that some IBD reps will decide to join FSI prior to the FSI Financial Advisor Summit to get the discounted member rate.
A highlight of the conference will be the appearance of Phyllis Borzi (left), the assistant secretary of the Department of Labor's EBSA, who will be interviewed on stage by Dale Brown, CEO of the FSI, and who will also take questions from attendees at a Sept. 10 session.
Borzi is leading DOL's fiduciary reproposal for retirement plan advice, which is expected to be issued in October. The issue is of particular concern to FSI and its independent broker-dealer and 35,000 advisor members, though Paulitz worried that "most people don't get" the impact of the DOL's upcoming ruling "that they won't be able to charge commissions" on retirement plans. "To her credit," Paulitz says, "she wants to be sure that our members can interact with her."
Other general session speakers include retired Marine General Peter Pace, NEFE President Ted Beck, and ChangeLabs' CEO Peter Sheahan.
There are three tracks in the conference program, Paulitz reports, "yourself, your business, and your community." Stressing that "we're not competing with other broker-dealer conferences," the conference's Business track will include succession planning and practice management sessions, but also "how to read body language, looking at advisors' websites–what you're doing right and wrong" and even an advisor's clothing choices: "What are you wearing? What does that convey?" asks Paulitz, to clients and prospects.
The Yourself track will include advice on how advisors can stay healthy, how to care for their own aging parents, and how to achieve a "better work-life balance–all which will better your business" as well, he says.
The Community track will focus on how advisors can get more involved in their communities, including looks at how regulation "changes your community," how to run for public office, and a panel of advisors who've won philanthropic awards. There's an "altruistic side and a business side for being involved in your community," Paulitz points out.
In addition to the standard education and networking, attendees will be able to get free professional headshots from a photographer and "free website strategy" advice, along with "collateral to help FAs sell the value of independence to existing and prospective clients that has been "FINRA reviewed."
A panel of trade press editors and a public relations professional will discuss the best ways get press coverage (this writer will participate in that panel,) and attendees will receive discounted "one-on-one image consultations" by consultant Jane Seaman during the conference.
"The real purpose of this summit is to grow the engagement" of FSI's members, says Paulitz, which he characterizes as the "voice of one through the strength of many," which he said will come in handy "when this rule from DOL comes out."


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Thousands of delegates representing almost 200 governments and dictatorships are gathering in Doha, Qatar, in a desperate bid to keep climate change alarmism alive long enough to create a United Nations-run planetary carbon regime. However, as the climate hysteria continues its march toward irrelevance following the spectacular implosion of UN global warming theories and multiple scandals in recent years, delegates at this year's Conference of the Parties (COP18) know they are in a race against time.
Among the highest priorities of climate alarmists and UN types is the extension of a deeply controversial 1997 treaty known as the Kyoto Protocol, which expires at the end of the year. The dubious agreement — it calls on governments ruling wealthier countries to limit carbon emissions by imposing restrictions on citizens and businesses — does not apply to the United States, in large part because the U.S. Senate refused to ratify it.
So far, the Brussels-based European Union and several governments have agreed to renew Kyoto, with autocratic regimes around the world seeking funds lining up to support the effort as well. Multiple others, however, including more than a few powerhouses like Russia, Japan, and Canada, cited various reasons for their refusal to extend the emissions protocol past the 2012 expiration date.
"I think we cover at most 14 percent of global emissions," complained EU "chief negotiator" Artur Runge-Metzger, referring to the governments and self-styled "authorities" that have agreed to approve a successor to the international treaty. Despite the economic tsunami swamping Europe, Runge-Metzger said the emerging EU super-state was willing to continue bribing third world regimes with taxpayer money if they agreed to assorted demands.
Another goal of the conference is to finalize the creation of an international mechanism for mass wealth redistribution — essentially transferring vast sums of money from taxpayers in more prosperous and liberty-minded countries to the generally dictatorial regimes ruling poorer nations. Almost $30 billion has already been transferred in recent years following an agreement reached at the 2009 UN global warming summit in Copenhagen.
However, proponents of the controversial redistribution scheme, dubbed the Green Climate Fund, hope to increase the sums involved to at least $100 billion annually once the "Fund" becomes operational. Eventually, advocates of the plot — mostly international bureaucrats, tax-funded alarmist organizations, and socialist regimes ruling over nations impoverished by socialism — are seeking astronomical amounts of taxpayer cash from the West amounting to trillions of dollars.
"We have a precious opportunity over the coming days, and we must make full use of it," declared the president of the COP 18, Deputy Prime Minister of Qatar Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah. As the conference began on November 26, Al-Attiyah, whose government presides over one of the highest per-capita emissions rates in the world, urged attendees to obey previous climate agreements and "speedily implement already-agreed decisions," the UN's "news service" reported.
UN "Climate Change Secretariat" Christiana Figueres, meanwhile, sounded a similarly alarmist tone, demanding that governments accelerate the effort to impose economy-destroying global rules while increasing the size and scope of international wealth redistribution schemes. According to the UN climate boss, member governments can reverse alleged warming trends, but "time is running out," so they must act now.
"Expert analysis consistently says that we do have the possibility to keep on track and that to act now is safer and much less costly than to delay," she claimed in a statement, apparently oblivious to the latest global temperature data. "In the last three years, policy and action towards a sustainable, clean energy future has been growing faster than ever. But the door is closing fast because the pace and scale of action is simply not yet enough. So, Doha must deliver its part in the longer-term solution."
In a separate statement outlining the wishes of alarmists and UN bureaucrats, Figueres also claimed that a "faster response" to alleged global warming was not only possible, but "necessary." Even before the conference, though, a motley parade of UN bureaucrats with bloated tax-funded salaries was demanding ever-greater sums of taxpayer funds with increasingly alarmist rhetoric.
"The international community must be prepared to give much more than money," decreed UN "Independent Expert on Human Rights and International Solidarity" Virginia Dandan. "We need world leaders with the courage to rise above narrow political and economic self-interest, towards fulfilling the promise of sustainable development made in Rio+20, and the eradication of poverty that is both the cause and effect of deeply entrenched inequalities and human rights deprivations, particularly of the most marginalized and vulnerable."
As The New American reported from the UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio earlier this year, with climate hysteria quickly becoming a joke, advocates of increasingly centralized powers of coercion have now started to focus more on dealing with poverty — at least in terms of their rhetoric. However, as countless experts explained, the goals are still the same: a more powerful and expensive planetary regime under the UN that would control virtually every facet of human existence.
Countless so-called "non-governmental organizations," known as NGOs for short and often financed by taxpayers, dispatched legions of spokesmen and officials to warn humanity about the dangers of refusing to accept UN control to supposedly "save" the environment. Supposed news agencies were more than happy to reprint them without question. Despite the increasingly shrill hysteria, however, opposition to the international scheming continues to grow by leaps and bounds — especially in the United States, where some state governments have even passed laws banning anti-liberty UN "sustainability" plots like Agenda 21.
Numerous establishment analysts are already predicting that this year's "climate change" summit will probably end in "failure" on December 7. A piece by Reuters that sounded more like a press release from government-funded warming alarmists than a news article, for example, claimed that so-called "climate negotiators" were likely to do little more than pay "lip service" to the "need to rein in" carbon emissions due to alleged planetary warming — all supposedly caused by human activities.
"A likely failure to agree a [sic] meaningful extension of the U.N.'s Kyoto Protocol, a legally binding plan for cutting emissions by developed nations, would also undercut work on a new deal meant to unite rich and poor in fighting global warming from 2020," the Reuters "journalists" wrote in the dubious article. "And countries [governments] are showing little sign of raising ambition."
At least one expert who spoke with TNA in Rio de Janeiro at the UN sustainability summit said the climate conference in Doha could well be the final COP with the global body's theories continuing to crumble under scrutiny. As The New American reported last month, global temperature data from the U.K. Met Office and the now-discredited Climatic Research Unit at the center of ClimateGate shows that there has been no observable warming for some 16 years. That means the climate models and UN theories predicting massive temperature increases over that time period were deeply flawed at best.
However, even if the threat of UN "sustainability" and "climate change" schemes is averted, which at this point is far from certain, the dangers to freedom and national sovereignty are far from over. Also this December, for example, an obscure UN agency known as the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) will meet in Dubai in an effort to impose a global regulatory regime over the Internet complete with censorship and even a "kill switch."
In fact, virtually no realm of human life has escaped the UN's increasingly brazen attempted power grabs in recent years. And analysts say that without a continued massive wave of opposition, the trend will accelerate as the planetary entity seeks to usurp ever greater amounts of money and power from national governments and humanity.
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Part 2 of the Why, Who, How, When & Where series on Bed Bugs.
In part one, I discussed "Why" bed bugs have returned.
In this part, we'll talk about "Who" is at risk.
WHO is at risk? Well…sorry…we all are. Bed Bugs are not indicative of an unclean or untidy home and they can be found in even the cleanest environment.
Being the world travelers that we are, these little critters travel with ease from one country to another via clothing, luggage, and, yes, on us. They are found in hotels, motels, on airlines and in cargo holds. The bugs wind up staying in the seats of airplanes, buses and other means of public transport, eventually clinging to a passenger and finding their way into homes.
Short of hosing down the house guests as they arrive for the holiday visit, you are at risk. Houses with no history of Bed Bug infestation have suddenly become infested soon after visiting relatives leave. Bed Bugs aren't a sign of filth but are simply opportunistic parasites who are able to get into even the cleanest homes. Bed Bugs do not discriminate and are not at all particular about WHO they choose to live on…I mean with.
Discreet precautionary measures can be employed as we head into the holiday season. Reassure your incoming guests that they do not need (you do not want them) to bring their own bedding and pillows. Protect your guest bed with bed-bug-proof bedding protectors. Provide luggage racks for your guests and encourage their use. Upon their departure, wash all bedding in hot water and thoroughly vacuum mattresses, and the room; paying particular attention along the walls, corners, and draperies.
The bottom line is that Bed Bugs feed on human blood and will live anywhere that it is available. YUCK!! However, we can limit their residential opportunities by taking some basic precautions.


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