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Seat adjuster 8-way power front passenger
LPO PROTECTION PACKAGE includes all-weather floor mats and molded splash guards
CHEVROLET MYLINK includes Bluetooth streaming audio for music and select phones
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ENGINE 2.4L DOHC 4-CYLINDER SIDI (SPARK IGNITION DIRECT INJECTION) with VVT (Variable Valve Timing)(182 hp [135.7 kW] @ 6700 rpm 172 lb-ft [232.2 N-m] @ 4900 rpm) (STD)
PERFORATED LEATHER-APPOINTED SEATING (Included and only available with (AFL) Jet Black (AFM) Light Titanium/Jet Black or (AFN) Brownstone/Jet Black perforated leather-appointed seating.)
POWER CONVENIENCE PACKAGE includes (AH8) 8-way power passenger seat (UG1) Universal Home Remote and (TB5) power programmable liftgate
GVWR 4960 lbs. (2250 kg)
AUDIO SYSTEM COLOR TOUCH AM/FM/SIRIUSXM STEREO WITH CD PLAYER AND MP3 PLAYBACK includes 7" diagonal color touch-screen display USB and AUX port and iPod support (STD)
Axle 3.23 final drive ratio
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Intermittent Wipers
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Tire Pressure Monitor
Bumpers, front and rear body-color with Charcoal lowers
Door handles, body-color
Fog lamps, front halogen
Glass, deep-tinted (all windows except light-tinted glass on windshield and driver- and front passenger-side glass)
Grille, Charcoal with chrome surround
Headlamps, halogen composite with automatic exterior lamp control
Liftgate, rear manual with fixed glass
LT Exterior Appearance includes body-color bumpers with Charcoal lowers, Charcoal luggage rails, body-color door handles, body-color outside mirrors and 17" aluminum wheels
Luggage rack side rails, roof-mounted, Charcoal
Mirrors, outside heated power-adjustable, body-color and integral spotter mirror
Moldings, Charcoal lower rocker
Tire, compact spare with steel wheel
Tires, P225/65R17 all-season, blackwall (Included and only available with (RSB) 17" (43.2 cm) aluminum wheels.)
Wheels, 17" (43.2 cm) aluminum
Wiper, rear variable-speed, intermittent with washer
Wipers, front variable-speed, intermittent with washer.
Air conditioning, automatic climate control
Antenna, roof-mounted
Armrest, rear center with dual cup holders
Assist handles, front passenger and rear outboards
Audio system feature, auxiliary input jack
Audio system feature, Pioneer premium 250-watt 8-speaker system includes mid-range speakers in each door, tweeters in A-pillars, a center channel speaker in upper IP and sub-woofer on the rear shelf.
Audio system feature, USB port
Audio system, Color Touch AM/FM/SiriusXM stereo with CD player and MP3 playback includes 7" diagonal color touch-screen display, USB and AUX port and iPod support (May be upgraded to (UHQ) Chevrolet MyLink radio with Navigation.)
Compass display included in Driver Information Center (DIC)
Console, front center with armrest and concealed storage
Cruise control, electronic with set and resume speed
Cupholders, 2 front in center console and 2 rear in center armrest with 1 bottle holder in each door
Defogger, rear-window electric
Door locks, power programmable with power lockout protection
Driver Information Center monitors 26 various systems including, Vehicle Information Menu (oil life, tire pressure, standard/metric units), Trip Information Menu (trip 1, trip 2, fuel range, average fuel economy, instant fuel economy, average vehicle speed) and compass display
Floor mats, carpeted first and second row
Instrumentation includes speedometer, single trip odometer, fuel level, engine temperature and tachometer
Lighting, interior with theatre dimming, center-mounted dome, rear cargo area, dual front map lights, ambient lighting on center stack surround, and center console cupholders (Includes ambient lighting on instrument panel and center console.)
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Mirror, inside rearview self-dimming
Power outlets, 4 auxiliary with covers, 12-volt includes 1 front of console, 1 in console, 1 in back of console and 1 in cargo area.
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Remote Keyless Entry with 2 transmitters, panic button, content theft alarm activation verification and illuminated entry
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Seat adjuster front, driver 8-way power with power lumbar
Seat, rear, 2-way fore/aft adjustment with 60/40 split seatback and 3-way recline
Seats, Deluxe front bucket
Seats, heated driver and front passenger
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Steering column, tilt and telescopic
Steering wheel controls, mounted audio controls
Steering wheel, leather-wrapped with audio and cruise controls
Theft-deterrent system, anti-theft alarm and engine immobilizer.
Visors, driver and front passenger illuminated vanity mirrors
Windows, power with Express-Down on all 4 doors
Alternator, 120 amps
Axle, 3.23 final drive ratio (Requires 1LH26 model and (LEA) 2.4L DOHC 4-cylinder SIDI engine.)
Battery, maintenance free with rundown protection, 525 CCA
Brakes, 4-wheel antilock, 4-wheel disc
Drivetrain, front-wheel drive
Engine, 2.4L DOHC 4-cylinder SIDI (Spark Ignition Direct Injection) with VVT (Variable Valve Timing)(182 hp [135.7 kW] @ 6700 rpm, 172 lb-ft [232.2 N-m] @ 4900 rpm)
Exhaust, single
GVWR, 4960 lbs. (2250 kg) (Requires front-wheel drive vehicles and (LEA) 2.4L DOHC 4-cylinder SIDI engine.)
Steering, power-assist, electric-variable
Suspension, front independent MacPherson strut with stabilizer bar, optimally-tuned shocks and hydraulic-ride bushings in front control arms
Suspension, rear independent multi-link with hydraulic rear trailing arm links and stabilizer bar
Suspension, Refined Ride
Transmission, 6-speed automatic with overdrive
Tech Specs
Brake ABS System: 4-wheel
Brake Type: Pwr
Disc - Front (Yes or ): Yes
Disc - Rear (Yes or ): Yes
Front Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in): 12.6 x 1.18
Rear Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in): 11.9 x 0.78
Cargo Area Dimensions
Cargo Volume to Seat 1 (ft³): 63.7
Cargo Volume to Seat 2 (ft³): 31.5
Cooling System
Total Cooling System Capacity (qts): 8.9
Cold Cranking Amps @ 0° F (Primary): 525
Maximum Alternator Capacity (amps): 120
EPA Greenhouse Gas Score: 6 (2012)
Tons/yr of CO2 Emissions @ 15K mi/year: 7.1
Displacement: 2.4/145
Engine Order Code: LEA
Engine Type: Gas/Ethanol I4
Fuel System: Direct Injection
SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM: 182 @ 6700
SAE Net Torque @ RPM: 172 @ 4900
Exterior Dimensions
Height, Overall (in): 66.30
Length, Overall (in): 187.80
Liftover Height (in): 28.80
Min Ground Clearance (in): 6.90
Rear Door Opening Height (in): 28.80
Track Width, Front (in): 62.90
Track Width, Rear (in): 62.10
Wheelbase (in): 112.50
Width, Max w/o mirrors (in): 72.50
Fuel Tank
Fuel Tank Capacity, Approx (gal): 18.8
Interior Dimensions
Front Head Room (in): 40.90
Front Hip Room (in): 54.60
Front Leg Room (in): 41.20
Front Shoulder Room (in): 55.80
Passenger Capacity: 5
Passenger Volume (ft³): 99.7
Second Head Room (in): 39.20
Second Hip Room (in): 51.10
Second Leg Room (in): 39.90
Second Shoulder Room (in): 55.30
EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG): 22
EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG): 32
Fuel Economy Est-Combined (MPG): 26
Lock to Lock Turns (Steering): 3.46
Steering Ratio (:1), Overall: 18.1
Steering Type: Pwr
Turning Diameter - Curb to Curb (ft): 40.0
Body Style: Sport Utility Vehicle
Vehicle Name: Chevrolet Equinox
Shock Absorber Diameter - Front (mm): N/A
Shock Absorber Diameter - Rear (mm): N/A
Suspension Type - Front: MacPherson strut
Suspension Type - Rear: Multi Link
Front Tire Order Code: QYZ
Front Tire Size: P225/65R17
Rear Tire Order Code: QYZ
Rear Tire Size: P225/65R17
Spare Tire Order Code: N/A
Spare Tire Size: Compact
Dead Weight Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs): 150
Dead Weight Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs): 1500
Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs): 225
Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs): 1500
Drivetrain: Front Wheel Drive
Fifth Gear Ratio (:1): 1.00
Final Drive Axle Ratio (:1): 3.23
First Gear Ratio (:1): 4.48
Fourth Gear Ratio (:1): 1.41
Reverse Ratio (:1): 2.88
Second Gear Ratio (:1): 2.87
Sixth Gear Ratio (:1): 0.74
Third Gear Ratio (:1): 1.84
Trans Description Cont.: Automatic
Trans Order Code: MX0
Trans Type: 6
EPA Classification: 2WD Sport Utility Vehicle
Weight Information
Base Curb Weight (lbs): 3758
Front Wheel Material: Aluminum
Front Wheel Size (in): 17 x
Rear Wheel Material: Aluminum
Rear Wheel Size (in): 17 x
Spare Wheel Material: Steel
Spare Wheel Size (in): Compact
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — Major League Baseball is expanding its video review process next season, giving managers a tool they've never had.
Commissioner Bud Selig calls it a historic moment for the game in a press conference in Cooperstown after two days of meetings with representatives of the 30 teams. The proposal is to be voted on by the owners in November.
Managers will be allowed one challenge over the first six innings of games and two after the seventh inning until the end of the game. Calls that are challenged will be reviewed by a crew in MLB headquarters in New York City, which will make the final ruling.
MLB vice president Joe Torre gave the replay presentation to representatives from all 30 teams on Wednesday and it was discussed Thursday morning.
A 75 percent vote by the owners is needed for approval and the players' association and umpires would have to agree to any changes to the current system.
Atlanta Braves President John Schuerholz, a member of the replay committee, says the umpires are receptive to the change. Schuerholz says 89 percent of incorrect calls made in the past will be reviewable.
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Woman now heads AF training at Lackland
Col. Deborah Liddick took command Friday of an Air Force basic-training program tainted by a sex scandal involving 18 instructors and dozens of women.
The ceremony on the parade field at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland put the spotlight on the Air Force's decision to place a woman in charge of the 737th Training Group, but her new boss said she didn't get the job because of her gender.
"Col. Liddick was the best-qualified officer that I think I could have made a recommendation for," Col. Mark Camerer, commander of the 37th Training Wing, told the San Antonio Express-News.
"She's a former commander, she has experience in command leading airmen, and that's what I wanted," he added, calling her "an experienced, seasoned commander who could deal with this situation."
Standing before a crowd of 3,500, Camerer handed the group's flag to Liddick in an assumption-of-command ceremony.
In a short speech, Liddick told those in the Air Force's largest training group "to focus on the mission, to transform civilians into motivated, world-class airmen."
"We need to continually instill pride and demonstrate respect for each other," she told the crowd, and called on the airmen "to live the core values – integrity first, service before self, excellence in all we do."
Liddick made no mention of the scandal in her four-minute speech, but both she and Camerer, who oversees basic and technical training, are part of a sweeping leadership change.
Replacing a pair of colonels who left after relatively short stints, they were brought here to transform training in the wake of the scandal, one of the worst in the U.S. military history.
Air Force investigators have found 42 victims, 33 of whom either were victimized by assaults or had consensual sex with instructors. The number of victims rose from 39 a week ago.
The scandal broke before Christmas, but investigations began shortly after Cols. Eric Axelbank and Glenn Palmer took command last summer.
Air Force officials have said that Axelbank, commander of the 37th Training Wing, and Palmer, of the 737th Training Group, worked to counter the problem. Axelbank later relieved Palmer.
The Air Force only said Axelbank "lost confidence" in Palmer to lead the group, which trains about 35,000 airmen a year.
An officer with a long background in maintenance and logistics, Liddick isn't the first woman to command the training group. There have been three others since July 1996 — Cols. Toreaser A. Steele, Gina Grosso and Sharon Dunbar.
Liddick played down gender, telling reporters it didn't matter.
"Well, first of all I'm a United States officer, I am a colonel, I am a good commander that happens to be female," she said.
Service Women's Action Network executive director Anu Bhagwati, who discussed the scandal with Gen. Edward A. Rice, head of the Air Force's training command, said Liddick needs to establish "a climate in which recruits know they can safely come forward with reports of sexual misconduct, and in which both recruits and instructors know that offenses will be dealt with swiftly and decisively."
While Liddick's appointment drew attention to her gender, Camerer said what mattered is "we have the most capable officer available in this job, and that's what we've got."
Asked if being a woman would help in any way, he said, "I don't see how it makes a difference one way or the other. She has the skills, the attributes, the capabilities to do the job. She has them or she doesn't. I think I've made the right choice. Time will tell."
Correction: Col. Mark Camerer called Col. Deborah Liddick, commander of the 737th Training Group at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, "an experienced, seasoned commander who could deal with this situation." Because of an unclear moment in a recorded telephone interview, a word was incorrect in a story on Saturday's page B1 of the Express-News and on mySA.com.


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St. Lorenz Church has a nave in the form of a basilica, built in the first half of the 14th century. The choir was rebuilt about 100 years later as a magnificent hall choir (1477 finished).
Famous pieces of art are the carved Annunciation ("Englischer Gruss") by Veit Stoss, nearly 4 m high and floating in the center of the choir (1518), as well as the 18 m high tabernacle by Adam Kraft (1496) in the northern part of the choir.
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Artist explores human connections through evolving art project
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The "Do Not Touch" placards will get a rest during Phoenix Savage's next exhibition.
Her "Human Touch Project" not only allows touching, it's a crucial part of an exhibition that will evolve with each showing and build "a sense of humanity," according to the Philadelphia-born sculptor, who is the 2012-13 Penn State Institute for the Arts and Humanities Being Humans Postdoctoral Fellow.
The project will involve 5,000 pieces of wax, each molded by a different individual tasked by Savage to sculpt while considering love, jealousy, anger, pride or happiness. Completed "touches" will be displayed in fall 2014 at Edwin W. Zoller Gallery in the Visual Arts Building, where each will await remolding by a new set of hands.
"I'm no longer the maker, so that's a very new concept of engagement for me in terms of art," Savage said. "Everyone who touches one of these dollops becomes the maker, they become the one who puts their mark on something."
The idea took form in Nigeria, where as a 2010-11 Fulbright Scholar she found inspiration in the fingerprints left by a 3-year-old girl in a glob of wax. Metal sculptures are routinely first created from wax, which became a favorite plaything for the child, who accompanied her mother on visits to Savage's studio.
"I just began pondering," she said, "'What could become artistically from this concept? How could you take this further, this human touch?'"
To create her "dollops," Savage melts microcrystalline wax and mixes it with petroleum jelly to make it more malleable after it becomes firm. The mixture is poured into a cookie mold, where the dollops cool 24 at a time. Afterward she sprinkles arrowroot powder over the dollops so they're easier to handle. So far nearly 900 people in the University community have participated; some mold the clay into ornate flowers, others smash it into rough clumps. The process leaves a bit of residue; Savage tells participants to rub their hands to "feel like you're at a spa." She'll coat each touch with baby oil so fingerprints are more visible.
"Your touch is not the same as someone else's touch," she said. "So even though some of them may begin to have similarities, they're not the same at all."
Hoping to chart demographics among participants, Savage has each mark their gender, age, hometown and ethnicity. When the touches are remolded during the first exhibition, she'll ask the new sculptors to offer one descriptor about themselves. After the Zoller show, she hopes to take the touches on the road, and said a gallery in Pittsburgh is interested.
Born Joy Marie Savage, she started using her artist moniker, Phoenix, while working as a newspaper photographer in the 1980s in Washington, D.C. As the Being Humans Fellow, Savage is also teaching an art course this semester titled "400 plus 1," centered on the belief among the Yoruba people of West Africa that at least 400 deities have transitioned into the visible realm. "It is also a reference to the act of expansion -- the plus one," Savage said. "I want students to understand their own capacity for expansion. I used a philosophical humanity that would not be familiar to them, as a way to introduce Yoruba philosophy and offer them an opportunity to locate their own humanity."
Savage earned a master of fine arts degree in sculpture from Georgia State University and also holds additional graduate-level degrees in medical anthropology from the University of Mississippi and in studio arts from Northwestern State University. Savage also earned bachelor degrees from Mississippi Valley State University and the Art Institute of Philadelphia.
Since 2010-11, the Institute for the Arts and Humanities has offered the Being Humans Fellowship to explore "the question of the human from all angles – and from a different angle each year."
Savage is grateful toward the hundreds who have helped with her project and said their humanity is evident during the process. "People's reception to it has been quite fantastic, and I have to say completely humbles me," she said. "You can see their level of focus when they're doing it."
The institute is part of the Office of the Senior Vice President for Research under the sponsorship of the College of Arts and Architecture and the College of the Liberal Arts.
For more information on the Human Touch Project, go to https://www.facebook.com/HumanTouchProjectByArtistPhoenixSavage.


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Nov 21, 2013 9:11 AM PT
The United States Federal Communications Commission is ramping up efforts to transition the country's phone networks from their current time-division multiplexing, or TDM, technology to Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP.
The FCC's January meeting will include consideration of an Order for immediate action, according to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler.
The order should include recommendations on how best to obtain comment on and conduct experiments that will let the commission and the public observe the impact of transitions on consumers and businesses, as well as collect data to supplement the findings from the experiments, he said.
Recommendations on how to initiate a process for the commission's consideration of legal, policy and technical issues that don't fit into the experiments, together with a game plan for managing the adjudications and rulemakings that the transition will involve, should also be included in the order, added Wheeler.
Ways of informing and protecting consumers will be a major area of focus for the recommendations.
Reaction to the Plans
"There are two choices -- either we stay in the 20th Century or we bite the bullet," Mukul Krishna, senior global director Digital Media, Frost & Sullivan, told the E-Commerce Times. "It's not going to happen overnight, but the transition is necessary."
The FCC's move toward VoIP was spurred by a request last year from AT&T and the National Cable and Telecommunications Association, Wheeler said.
"This looks like an effort by AT&T and others to abandon certain networks and customers while forcing consumers to pay for what will likely be more costly services to cover the expense of the networks," suggested Jim McGregor, principal analyst at Tirias Research.
"The carriers have been pushing for this direction for some time, and the market has been pushing the carriers to transition to IP as well," remarked Michael Brandenburg, unified communications and collaboration industry analyst at Frost & Sullivan.
Why the Push for VoIP
Carriers like AT&T will benefit because they will no longer have to install and maintain copper lines.
"Carriers don't really want to maintain those old networks, which are cumbersome to maintain and don't have the same flexibility a modern IP network can offer," Ronald Gruia, director, emerging telecoms at Frost & Sullivan, told the E-Commerce Times.
"There's also a problem with theft," he pointed out.
Carriers will seek to drop the "decades of regulations associated with their copper networks, such as rural phone service requirements, while at the same time being free to deprecate legacy networks whenever they feel like it," Frost's Brandenburg told the E-Commerce Times.
The FCC is likely eyeing the economic boost that might result from moving to VoIP.
Rural households that currently do not have broadband may opt for services like pay TV. Companies like Cisco, Netflix and Google are salivating over the possibility of IPTV, so "everyone all around will potentially make money where they're not doing so right now," Frost's Krishna pointed out.
Challenges to IP-ification
One major issue will be the question of who will pay for the transition, especially in rural America, which is largely without broadband.
"Is the government going to mandate fiber to every home and business?" Tirias' McGregor asked. "If yes, then who will pay for it? Carriers are already complaining about the cost."
The FCC should first figure out the costs and who will bear them, and then determine the potential impact on consumers, McGregor told the E-Commerce Times.
Although IP-based systems require a different security posture than traditional landlines, that "does not necessarily mean they are less secure," Frost's Brandenburg said. "I would expect the biggest challenge will be a continual battle to maintain the control that the FCC has over the carriers."


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Videos | March 10, 2011
Virtual Vesta
This video shows the scientists' best guess to date of what the surface of the protoplanet Vesta might look like. It was created as part of an exercise for NASA's Dawn mission involving mission planners at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and science team members at the German Aerospace Center and the Planetary Science Institute.
Transcript:The purpose of the Dawn mission is to understand what was happening in the opening chapter of our solar system's history.
To do that, we are going to explore the two most massive objects in the asteroid belt, Vesta and Ceres, which are time capsules from that early chapter.
Dawn is going to arrive at Vesta in July 2011, go into orbit around it and map its surface. Even with the Hubble space telescope and ground-based telescopes, scientists only have a fuzzy view of what Vesta looks like.
We won't know really what the surface of Vesta looks like until Dawn gets there.
This video shows one of the best guesses so far about the lumpy shape of Vesta.
It also shows the type of craters that we might expect to find, based on what we see on Earth's moon. Another version of the Vesta surface was constructed using a different technique, as seen in this series of still images.
These two versions of Vesta's surface came from an exercise that the Dawn team conducted to practice mapping the topography of Vesta.
The exercise helped Dawn science planners tweak the imaging plans to improve the resolution of the topographic maps we will make when we get to Vesta. The Virtual Vesta simulation has been fun and helpful,
but we can't wait to see what the real Vesta looks like.
Stay tuned for Dawn's high-resolution images and maps of this enigmatic world.


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Jesus predicted that His crucifixion was going to happen.
He knew that the Chief Priests and Teachers of the Law were planning to have Him crucified.
Once again Satan tried to kill Jesus in his ongoing war with God.
In the Gospels, the Bible tells us that there were other times when Jesus predicted His death by crucifixion. Can you remember them?
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Judas Agrees to Betray Jesus – The Plot to Kill Jesus
22:1 Now the Festival of Unleavened Bread, which is called the Passover, was near. 2 So the high priests and the scribes were looking for a way to put him to death, because they were afraid of the crowd.
3 But Satan went into Judas called Iscariot, who belonged to the circle of the Twelve. 4 So he went off and discussed with the high priests and the Temple police how he could betray Jesus to them. 5 They were delighted, and agreed to give him money. 6 Judas accepted their offer and began to look for a good opportunity to betray Jesus to them when no crowd was present.
Luke 22:1-6
Read also: Matthew 26:1-5, Mark 14:1-2, Mark 10-11; and John 11:45-53
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It was only the cross piece that was carried by the prisoner as they headed to the execution area. This was called Golgotha (the skull), traditionally accepted to be a little hill immediately outside the city gate. This was because executions and burials were not permitted within the city and the Romans preferred to execute people beside a road as a lesson to passers-by. Indeed, the Gospels state that passers-by mocked Jesus.
Other modules in this unit:
- Zacchaeus, the tax collector, waited for Jesus up a tree, Luke 19:1-10
- Mary – First of two anointings by two different women, John 12:1-11
- The Triumphal Entry, Luke 19:28-44
- Palm tree leaves and cloaks, John 12:12-19
- Jesus taught in parables – The Lamps of the Ten Bridesmaids. Matthew 25:1-13
- Jesus predicts His crucifixion, Luke 22:1-6
- Jesus anointed at Bethany by an unknown woman, Mark 14:3-9
- Sandal, Jesus Washes His Disciples' Feet, John 13:1-20
- Judas Agrees to Betray Jesus, Luke 22:1-6
- Passover, Luke 22:7-38 and Numbers 28:16-31
- The upper room discourse, Jesus comforts His Disciples, John 14:1-31
- Jesus spoke three prayers of intercession: one for Himself; one for his disciples; and one for all believers, John 17:1-26
- Jesus prays for Himself, Luke 22:39-46
- Soldiers came at night to arrest Jesus, Luke 22:47-48
- Peter cuts off an ear, Luke 22:49-51
- Jesus Arrested, Luke 22:52-53
- Jesus was on trial six times
- First trial – Annas the Father-in-law of Caiaphas the High Priest, John 18:12-14
- 2nd Trial – Jesus arrested and taken to the High Priest Caiaphas, Luke 22:54-65
- Friday?: day of Jesus' death?
- The Cock Crow – Peter Disowned Jesus, Luke 22:54-62
- Third Trial of Jesus before The Sanhedrin, Luke 22:66-71
- 4th Trial – Jesus before Pontius Pilate for the first time – Luke 23:1-7
- 5th Trial, Jesus before Herod Antipas the Governor of Galilee and Perea, Luke 23:8-12
- 6th trial – Jesus in front of Pontius Pilate for the second time, Luke 23:13-25
- Jesus, the Crucifixion walk, Luke 23:26-33
- The Cross or the Crucifixion, Luke 23:32-43
- Darkness, Luke 23:44-46
- The Roman Centurion, Luke 23:47-49
- Jesus is Buried, Luke 23:50-56
- Roman Soldiers guard the Tomb, Matthew 27:62-66
- They made sure by sealing the tomb, Matthew 27:62-66
- Feast Unleavened Bread
- Firstfruits, Leviticus 23:9-14
- Jesus stays in the tomb three days and three nights, Matthew 28:1
- Firstfuits or Resurrection Sunday, Luke 24:1-12
- The open empty tomb or the Resurrection, Luke 24:1-8
- He is not Here, He has risen – The Resurrection, Luke 24:5-8
- Jesus Has Risen Indeed – The Resurrection, Luke 24:1-12
- Come See Where He Lay, Matthew 28:1-10
- Peter Looks – He has Risen Indeed, Luke 24:12
- On the Road to Emmaus, Luke 24:13-35
- The end of the first week
- Jesus makes a special appearance for Thomas, John 20:24-31
- The First Sunday or 7 days after the Firstfuits or Resurrection of Jesus, Numbers 28:16-31
- Jesus and the Miraculous Catch of Fish, John 21:1-25
- The end of the second week
- The Second Sunday after Firstfuits or Resurrection Sunday, John 20:24-29
- The end of the third week
- The Third Sunday after Firstfuits or Resurrection Sunday
- The end of the fourth week
- The Fourth Sunday after Firstfuits or Resurrection Sunday
- The end of the 5th week
- The Fifth Sunday or 35 days after feast of Firstfuits or the resurrection of Jesus
- Ascension Day – Back to Heaven for Jesus, Luke 24:50-53
- Jesus was seen by over 500 people, 1 Corinthians 15:1-11
- The end of the 6th week
- The Sixth Sunday or 42 days from Firstfuits or Resurrection Sunday, Numbers 28:16-31
- The end of the 7th week
- Pentecost Fire, Acts 2:1-13
- Questions and Answers 1-14
- Easter-Timeline
- Background Information – Easter
- Resources: Easter or Palm Sunday To Pentecost
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Burning smell and a fabulous song
I thought that you may like this song as when I heard it this morning it made me smile.
Hope that you all had a fabulous weekend. Ours was a very busy one and eventful as normal.
On Saturday afternoon Mr FF mentioned that there was a smell of burnt plastic in the hall. We hunted and hunted but could not work out what it was. We thought that it may have been the Christmas tree lights but off they came, but when sniffed they did not smell.
On Sunday morning the smell was worse and it appeared to be coming from the cupboard contained all the electrics and the main fuse box was warm and smelt of burnt plastic.
So we called our electrician who ironically was on his way to a party that we were supposed to be going it.
At first he did not think that it was worth calling EDF (power supply company) but then thought that it maybe the best option.........they advised that they would send someone between 2 -10pm and would call once at the house and to turn the power off. So the power was turned off and we all went to the party. An hour later we received a call to say that the EDF man was at our house.
So back to the house we went. Once inside the house, he agreed that there was a problem and promptly started to undo the sealed box contained the grand fuse.
He then said that it was "good" that we called him as if we had left it there would have been a fire and it would have been very serious.
He then replaced the faulty fuse and told us to monitor the box and if it started to smell again we were to call and he would come back.
So much for a quiet Sunday.....
I will be back later with details of the winner of my Pink Saturday giveaway.


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For Sale By Owner
1914 Colonial Revival
Historic Rodewald House/Schuyler Hotel
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- 1st Floor Bath
- 2nd Floor Laundry Room
- Attic
- Basement
- Breakfast Room
- Den
- Dining room
- Entry Hall
- Exercise Room
- Finished Basement
- Foyer
- Gourmet Kitchen
- Library
- Living room
- Reader's Loft
- Sunroom
- Utility Room
- Master bedroom upstairs
- 2 Car Garage
- Carport
- Circular driveway
- Dormers
- Driveway - Paved
- 1 Outbuilding
- Storm Windows
- 2nd Staircase
- Built-in Bookcases
- Built-in Cabinets
- Carpet
- Ceiling Fans
- Ceramic Tile
- 2 Fireplaces
- Gas Logs
- Grand staircase
- High Ceilings
- Natural gas fireplace
- Original wood windows
- Walk-In Closets
- Central air
- City sewer
- City water supply
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Gas heating
- Heat pump
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Water Heater - Electric
- Carriage House
- Claw-foot Tub(s)
- Plaster Walls
- Servant's Staircase
- Sleeping Porch
- 2 Carrier GeoThermal hvac
- Copper Valleys & Gutters
- French Tile Roof
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More About This HouseLarge 3 story brick home built in 1914 by Adolphus P. Rodewald. True joisted masonry structure with a French clay tile roof and copper valleys and gutters. Documented history including its conversion to the historic Schuyler Hotel in 1945 and apartments through the 1990s. 4 bedrooms on second floor with option of 1 to 4 bedrooms on third floor, 4 full baths, 2 half baths, second floor laundry room. Formal dining room with oak paneled walls, beamed ceiling and oak built-in china cabinet. Breakfast room with built-in buffet, formal living room, library with oak built-ins and custom oak book cases, 2 working fireplaces- one with gas log. Spectacular 3 story winding oak staircase with 2 landings and window seats on second floor. Fully enclosed 12' by 40' sun porch with Pella windows. Second enclosed porch with Pella double pane, low E glass and internal blinds. Extensive renovation and restoration throughout the 2000s back to single family home including all new kitchen, bathrooms, Twin 5.5 Ton Carrier Geothermal HVAC systems with 4 zones. Roof extensively redone with new copper valley metal and gutters, rubber on all flat roofs. Oak hardwood floors throughout 1st and 2nd floors, bedrooms carpeted. 9'6" ceilings on 1st floor, 9' on 2nd floor and 7'2" on 3rd floor and basement. Heart Pine woodwork and floors on 3rd floor. Lots of history and paperwork including original blueprints and architect specifications. Hotel and Canary Room Restaurant history. Featured on HGTV program "If Walls Could Talk" and Public Television's "Illinois Stories with Mark McDonald." Large corner lot with professional landscaping and mature shade trees. Circular concrete driveway through porte cochere with detached carriage house. Can send more photos to interested parties. The footprint of the house is approximately 60X40, not including approximately 600 sq ft of enclosed porches. Third floor size is slightly smaller due to pitch of roof, dormers and gables. Basement is completely finished and livable approximately 2400 sq ft. Size without basement would be approximately 7000 sq ft. House is completely move-in ready. Price reduced. Too much to list, must see to appreciate. Buyer gets first right of refusal on large adjoining lot with exclusive alley access. Showing by appointment only, must be pre-approved. 217-322-7777
Surrounding AreaBeautiful, West-central Illinois location in Rushville, Illinois. Just two blocks west of an iconic, picturesque, restored town square with bandstand gazebo. 30 minutes from Macomb, Illinois and Western Illinois University. 1 hour from Springfield and Quincy and 1.5 hours from Peoria. Excellent Schools, Parks and recreation opportunities with new public pool and Fitness and Community Center under construction. The surrounding area is also world renowned for white-tail deer hunting. Quintessential small town living!
HistoryThe home was originally built by a wealthy local banker, Adolphus P. (A.P.) Rodewald and his wife in 1914. It was designed by well known Jacksonville, Illinois Architect, J.K.C. Pierson. In 1945 the Schuyler Hotel burned to the ground on the Rushville square and its owner, Antonie Zeh, purchased the home from the then widowed Mrs. Rodewald and converted it into the Schuyler Hotel and Canary Room restaurant. A popular hotel and restaurant for almost two decades, in the sixties, the home was converted into a six unit apartment house. Purchased by the current owner in 1987, a long and thorough restoration began to restore the home to its original single family configuration. The home has a lot of history, with stories of illegal slot machine gambling taking place in the restaurant kitchen pantry in the 40s and 50s. Search eBay and you'll always find postcards of the Schuyler Hotel for sale. Comes with six sets of the original blueprints, architect's specifications and lots of memorabilia and ephemera from its hotel days.
Recent ImprovementsRoof, bathrooms, HVAC, kitchen, wiring, too much to describe, contact for more information and pictures
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So, if you can't tell, I'm obsessed with oats and granola. I finally made the granola I'd been planning for a few days, and I'm happy to say it is everything I dreamed it would be. Plus, easy, fast, and healthy. I'm going to eat it with yogurt for breakfast. You can use whatever fruit/nut combination you want, or sub brown sugar or honey or agave syrup or whatever else for the maple syrup, or use less oil if you want a chunkier granola.
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3/4 c sunflower seeds
1/2 c almonds, roughly chopped
1/2 c coconut, unsweetened, dried
1/3 c brown sugar (optional)
3/4 c maple syrup
1/2 c vegetable oil (I used sunflower)
1 t salt
3/4 c dried blueberries
3/4 c diced crystallized gingerPreheat oven to 325. Spread oats on a cookie sheet, toast in the oven 10-15 minutes, stirring once. Watch carefully to make sure they don't burn. Once the oats are toasted, combine the oil, salt, and maple syrup in a small saucepan and cook for 5 minutes. Combine the oats, flaxseed, sunflower seeds, almonds, coconut, and brown sugar in a large bowl and mix well. Add hot syrup mix and stir to coat. Divide mixture evenly between 2 cookie sheets and press down with your hands so it's even. Bake on two racks in the oven, switching after 20 minutes. Cook 20 minutes more (40 total) and let cool. Break up, add fruit and ginger, and try not to eat it all at once. Makes about 6 cups.


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Treadmill Desk: A Cure For Sleep Deprivation And Weakened Immune SystemsWritten by sbordley
New research from Stanford University has added to a growing body of evidence warning of the ill effects of sleep deprivation. Their study discovered that the body's peak disease battling immune system activity occurs at night, while the immune system is weakest during the day. Sleep deprivation is caused by a combination of factors however lack of sufficient exercise during the day and the corresponding ill effects is perhaps the most pervasive. Treadmill desks offer a solution which increases the activity of the immune system during the day and assists in the body's ability to engage in restorative sleep at night.
Mimi-Shirasu-Hiza, one of the Stanford researchers stated, "These results suggest that immunity is stronger at night, consistent with the hypothesis that circadian proteins up regulate restorative functions such as specific immune responses during sleep, when animals are not engaged in metabolically costly activities." In other words, quality nightly sleep is critical for the body to fight off disease.
The dangers of sleep deprivation go beyond disease prevention and have been documented in numerous studies. The National Sleep Foundation reports that 100,000 vehicle crashes are the direct result of insufficient sleep resulting in 1,500 deaths annually. Individuals receiving less than 7.5 hours of sleep on a regular basis are at a greater risk for stroke, heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, depression, obesity and a multitude of other diseases. Treadmill desks, allowing individuals to walk during work hours, combat all of these risk factors and as an added benefit assist an individual in achieving quality, restorative sleep at night.
It is no surprise that exercise and sleep are related and necessary for optimum health. We have evolved over millions of years to be an active species during the day and recharge at night yet over the last 50 years our lifestyle has turned that paradigm on its head with all the poor health effects we are experiencing today.
While the lack of necessary daily exercise is troubling to most health professionals the blame for America's health issues centers primarily on obesity and dietary issues. We are urging Americans to use common sense. They simply cannot pop a vitamin in the morning, sit all day, diet numerous times during the year and expect to sleep well or remain healthy.
Sufficient amounts of daily exercise are out of the reach for most Americans who battle the clock as much as their waistlines. Exercise needs to be easily attainable in the workspace since that is where employees spend the majority of the day.
Treadmill desks offer a promising solution and have been adopted by numerous companies in the United States. Employees report feeling more energized, productive, and happier. Weight loss and better sleep are an added benefit as well contributing to a much healthier employee. Reduced heath care costs and increased productivity levels are well received by employers as well.


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Farmingdale State – 68, Yeshiva University - 61
Farmingdale, N.Y. –
The Farmingdale State men's basketball team defeated Yeshiva University, 68-61, on senior night this evening in Farmingdale, N.Y. Seniors Ryan Davis (Flushing, N.Y.), Leo Esonwune (Lagos, Nigeria), AJ Matthews (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and Christian Nunez (White Plains, N.Y.) were honored as they played in their final regular-season home game.
In the first, neither team led by more than four points and the Rams held a three point advantage with 1:59 on the clock. Yeshiva tied the game at 29-29 with under a minute remaining and the score was deadlocked at the halftime break.
Tied 49-49 with 6:12 remaining in regulation, Farmingdale State scored seven straight points, capped off by a Nunez three pointer. Yeshiva's Dovie Hoffman (Tarzana, Calif.) responded with a three to cut the Rams lead to four, 56-52. Six more unanswered points put the game out of reach to secure the Farmingdale State conference victory.
Matthews scored a game-high 28 points and had 12 rebounds, four steals and three blocks, while Nunez added 11 points. Davis scored nine points and added three steals. Esonwune had six points and four steals.
For Yeshiva, junior center Shlomo Weissberg (Skokie, Ill.) finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds, while senior forward Gil Bash (Tel Aviv, Israel) totaled 14 points and 10 assists. Hoffman was the third player in double figures with 11 points. As a team, they shot 53-percent from behind the arc in the loss.
Farmingdale State will close out the regular season as they travel to Mount Saint Mary College on Saturday, February 16th at 3:00 p.m.


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- The Islamic State of Iraq releases a statement that surfaces on militant websites
- It says it is behind Baghdad bombings, which killed at least 21 people and wounded 125
- Overall, violence in Iraq has dropped in recent years
- But recent violence spurs fears of renewed sectarian warfare
An al Qaeda affiliate in Iraq has said it was behind a string of deadly bombings that killed at least 21 people and wounded 125 others in Baghdad on Sunday.
The blasts -- six car bombs and three roadside explosions -- mainly targeted outdoor markets in Shiite neighborhoods, police said.
"The operation was in response to the repression of the Shiite criminal government and its policies against the Sunnis in Baghdad's neighborhoods of raids and arrests, displacement, killing, humiliation and violation of our women and livelihoods, seizing the land and the wealth of the Sunnis," the Islamic State of Iraq said in a statement, which surfaced on militant websites.
"This is why the ISI mobilized Sunni men to hit them deep in a new conquest and to carry out simultaneous attacks against these impure filthy infidels," the group said.
The Islamic State of Iraq is an umbrella group of al Qaeda and other Sunni extremist groups.
Overall violence in Iraq has dropped significantly since the peak of sectarian violence, between 2005 and 2007. Yet such attacks continue as the 10-year anniversary of the U.S-led invasion of Iraq nears next month.
Recent attacks in Shiite areas have spread fear among Iraqis that sectarian warfare may ravage the country again.
Sunnis demand that the Shiite-led government stop what they call second-class treatment of Iraq's Sunni community.
Sunnis largely boycotted Iraq's 2005 elections, leading to the emergence of a Shiite-led government. The move left the once-ruling minority disaffected.
Last month, at least 177 Iraqi civilians, soldiers and police officers were killed in attacks, according to figures compiled by Iraq's interior, defense and health ministries.
The casualties were predominantly civilians, according to the ministries.
The total does not include those killed in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region, which keeps its own death toll.


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We are currently on vacation at the beach for 2 weeks! This is one of my favorite times of the year. Getting here is a little stressful, preparing all the stuff we bring along and food that I make sure that Jon & I have with us so that we don't go without. I bake extra bread, buy extra goodies and pack toasters & coffee makers.
The stores in the area are usually well stocked, but I hate to be unprepared. It is not in my nature. I am a planner at heart. We don't eat out for the most part, maybe one or 2 meals, tops. It is much less expensive to cook at home and you don't have to try to get a group of 10+ people sat down at one time in a busy restaurant. Not to mention trying to get a safe, gluten-free meal after that. I will update on the local stores once I hit them tomorrow. We just arrived today, so we just have the necessities right now. I am on the hunt for Chocolate Chex & the Betty Crocker GF Mixes. I won't stop until I find them!
Tonight we will go for a nice walk along the beach and then stop for ice cream on the way home. I love this place…you can walk everywhere and that means that you work off your dessert or at least feel better about indulging. 😉 The great thing about this ice cream place is that since we have been coming here for so many years, the women that work there know that Jon & I have to eat GF and know to grab clean ice cream scoops as they see us walk in the door, even if it is the first time of the year! Love that!!!
As I sign off tonight, I am sitting on our porch looking out over the ocean with a nice glass of cabernet. Ahhhhh!!
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$197.992 BASE PRICE. The Catalina 355, named Boat of the Year and Best Midsize Cruiser by Cruising World Magazine, is a new hull design with a long waterline, moderate beam and freeboard, and a handsome, low-profile cabin structure. Echoing many of the qualities admired in Catalina's award-winning 445 - versatile, fast, spacious and safe - everywhere you look on the 355, you'll find features that make sailing for the day or for extended periods of time pure pleasure, including:
Come see for yourself what the excitement is all about. You're sure to be impressed.
To arrange a showing, call Captain Wayne Goldman-Owner Farallone Yachts Cell: 510-759-8481 or email email@example.com
To starboard of companionway lies a "U" shape galley, with access to aft athwartship double stateroom for guest, with innerspring mattress, great ventilation and cedar lined hanging locker. Adjacent to galley lies a full head to port, with ample counter and shower area. Mid salon to starboard is a large U shape settee with a folding "quad" leaf table, beautiful and functional. Along the port side lies the navigation table aft, with a long settee that converts easily to either a single berth or two seats seperated by a game table. Forward is the owner's cabin an "IN LINE" berth with innerspring mattress (an electric lifter is available for aiding in comfortable reading or view TV. Great storage with numerous drawers bins and cedar lined paneled hanging lockers.
Large U shape galley to port of companionway with ample storage and working counter space.
Port to midship lies the Navigation desk witch incorporates a recessed laptop computer compartment with dedicated power ports. 110 V / 12 V panel, with safety switch and breakers are at the captains fingertips.
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Everywhere you look on the 355, you'll find features that make sailing for the day or for an extended period, a pure pleasure. From precise mainsail control with a 5' long traveler to her long, inboard genoa tracks. Allowing to balance sail plan for all wind conditions. The inboard shrouds and hardware facilitates tighter sheeting angles for upwind performance, and wide unobstructed weather decks for saftey.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Youth Invited to Hunt Turkey at Jeffrey Energy Center
Applications will be accepted through March 14, or until all spots are filled
Westar Energy invites youth age 12-17 to participate in a spring turkey hunt, April 1-20, atJeffrey Energy Center, located seven miles north of St. Marys. The event is open to all youth who meet the age requirement and have yet to harvest a turkey. Participants must be accompanied by an adult mentor, preferably one who does not have turkey hunting experience. Participants will need a shotgun; however, no special clothing, calls or decoys will be required. Hunters 15 years and younger must purchase a youth spring turkey permit. Hunters 16 years and older will need a unit three turkey permit, hunting license and hunter education card.
Participants will hunt from enclosed blinds around small crop fields scattered over the property where turkeys are abundant. Hunts will take place primarily in the mornings and on weekends, but weekdays and afternoons are possible based on volunteer guide availability.
Registration will be open through Friday, March 14, or until all slots are filled. Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis with preference given to inexperienced mentors. For more information and to apply, contact Barb Cornelius at (785) 575-8125.
This project is supported by Westar Energy Green Team volunteers who are veteran hunters available to assist the youths and their mentors.


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Astronauts living on board the International Space Station managed to get these dramatic pictures of the Pavlof Volcano as it erupted over the weekend. The volcano began acting up last Monday, the 13th, its first eruption since 2007.
Images of volcanoes erupting from space are often a lot less interesting than they sound (volcanoes?! from space?! sign me up!). Satellites typically capture the Earth with a straight-down perspective, flattening the volcano's height and its rising ashy plume. As a result, eruptions tend to just look like a little smudge of gray trailing away from the Earth. For example, check out this image taken by NASA's Terra satellite on May 14th of this same volcano:
But astronauts have a bit more flexibility, and the Space Station provides them with a fast-moving platform from which they can capture an event from all different angles. According to NASA, the top image was taken from about 475 miles south-southeast of the volcano (map at right), giving the astronauts a more lateral view of the event. Two more images, also from astronauts on the ISS, are below. They were taken with a Nikon D3S digital camera equipped with an 800, 400, and 50 millimeter lens, respectively
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Part 1: How the Conservatives' brief love affair with environmentalism came to an ugly end
OTTAWA — When a deal to protect B.C.'s Great Bear Rainforest was brokered in January 2007, one of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's most trusted lieutenants singled out the environmental and social justice organization Tides Canada as being crucial in Ottawa's decision to contribute $30 million to the plan.
John Baird, then Harper's new environment minister and now head of foreign affairs, said the Harper government acted due to fear that the unprecedented $60-million contribution raised by Vancouver-based Tides - the vast majority from U.S. foundations - was in jeopardy of being lost to the total $120-million fund.
"I was tremendously concerned . . . that we could lose that, particularly the money coming from abroad, so we didn't want to have that happen," Baird said at a Vancouver event where he shared the stage with first nations leaders, and Tides chief executive Ross McMillan.
Baird spoke emphatically in Vancouver about the importance of habitat to 355 species in the 6.4 million-hectare rainforest. He also stressed his commitment to keep working with environmentalists and first nations.
"I hope that this is a beginning, not an end."
Flash-forward to late 2011 and the world has turned upside-down.
Harper warned last November that "significant American interests" are funnelling money through "environmental groups and others" - presumably first nations - to stop Enbridge Inc.'s $5.5 billion Northern Gateway oilsands pipeline from Alberta to the B.C. coast, where huge tankers will cruise the waters near the Great Bear Rainforest.
Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver followed a few weeks later with an open letter denouncing environmental groups as foreign-funded "radical" organizations determined to "hijack" Canada's need to develop natural resources.
Tides was the only organization Oliver named in interviews.
The letter was like an aerial bombardment to soften up the enemy before a ground assault - a March federal budget which gave $8 million to the Canada Revenue Agency to step up audits and enact other compliance measures targeting groups that accept foreign funding for alleged political activities.
The budget also included the promise of significant amendments to major federal environmental protection tools, notably the Fisheries Act and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act.
The government says it is simply eliminating red tape that upset landowners and stood in the way of billions in economic development. But critics said the moves - in a 425-page omnibus bill being rushed through the House of Commons with the goal of getting it passed by mid-June - will turn the clock back a half-century on Canada's environmental laws.
Meanwhile, accusations continued that environmentalists are laundering money and even bribing aboriginal leaders.
What triggered Harper's dramatic shift from a government anxious to be seen with green credentials to an unabashed adversary of the environmental movement?
Interviews with government insiders and environmental groups, as well as an analysis of internal documents and lobbyist records, suggest a confluence of factors are behind the dramatic evolution since Harper's first election win in 2006.
An overarching dynamic was the global economic crisis of 2008 that pummeled the U.S. economy and convinced many Canadian political and business leaders to view Asia's hunger for natural resources as Canada's economic linchpin.
Another factor was the emergence starting in late 2010 of Vancouver researcher Vivian Krause (see sidebar), whose theory that Canadian environmentalists are pawns in a U.S.-funded conspiracy was soon echoed by Harper and Enbridge chief executive Pat Daniel.
And politics, naturally, played a role.
Harper, who remembers slights and attacks like a hockey enforcer who's just been levelled by a cheap shot, had some score-settling to do after environmentalists tried to derail his campaigns in the 2006, 2008 and 2011 elections.
But the turning point was another bitter environmental battle playing out in the U.S.
President Barack Obama capitulated to massive protests in Washington by announcing last November a delay of at least two years in approving TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL oilsands pipeline to the U.S. Gulf Coast.
After that decision all eyes in Ottawa turned to Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline which faces considerable opposition on the West Coast, particularly from environmental groups and first nations.
Government and energy industry leaders recognized the downside of oil producers being tied to a single U.S. market and saw opportunity for higher profits if China could became a major buyer and bid up the price for oilsands production that was selling at a discount.
After Obama's decision, many in Harper's cabinet started to view pipeline projects as the 21st Century equivalent of building the Canadian Pacific Railway to the West Coast in the 1880s.
"It had a very profound impact," Environment Minister Peter Kent said in an interview. "It drove home the fact we have stranded resources with great potential for jobs and a contribution to GDP that require alternate routes to a more diverse marketplace.
"And I think that has certainly given added momentum to changes that were already being considered."
Government officials play down the argument that the attack on environmentalists, and C-38's legislative amendments to streamline the environmental assessment process and water down the Fisheries Act, are intended to help Enbridge's Northern Gateway project overcome hurdles.
Instead, Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield has focused on how landowners and especially farmers have been hassled by fisheries officers who refuse to allow alteration of drainage ditches even if they aren't fish-bearing.
Former federal fisheries biologist Otto Langer, one of the government's most vehement critics, has acknowledged that bureaucratic overzealousness is a problem. But he blames "unwarranted" ditch-protection measures by federal fisheries officers on bad management rather than bad legislation.
"That is now coming back to haunt us big-time in that Ashfield loves to use that farmer ditch example to gut habitat protection," Langer said in an email.
But the government has also acknowledged that C-38's environmental provisions will very much impact Northern Gateway.
The provisions to streamline environmental reviews will be retroactive, likely limiting who can testify in the remaining hearings being run jointly by the National Energy Board and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency.
And Ashfield has acknowledged that the Fisheries Act amendments could help Enbridge by potentially reducing the number of streams traversed by the pipeline that will be subject to departmental review.
"It could be determined that some of these waterways may not necessarily be vital waterways," Ashfield told The Vancouver Sun.
Enbridge has indeed complained about the "onerous" demands from fisheries bureaucrats regarding the pipeline's impact on the 1,000 streams and rivers it would cross, according to internal government documents obtained through the Access to Information Act.
And a group of biologists who flew over the proposed route with Enbridge officials wrote in a February 14, 2011, email: "There were many crossings that [we] intuitively had concerns with, but that the proponent seemed to brush off as low issue."
The government's suggestion that pressure to change the Fisheries Act came mainly from farmers and other landowners isn't reflected in the federal lobbyist registry. The vast majority of lobbyists on fisheries issues are from the mining, energy and aquaculture industries, and not farming.
Records shows that Enbridge and two of the oilpatch's dominant industry associations, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP), and the Canadian Energy Pipeline Association (CEPA), have all frequently lobbied senior bureaucrats, senior political officials, ministers and MPs.
Enbridge, for instance, lobbied in December in favour of "regulatory streamlining - seeking improved efficiencies in the government secondary permitting processes for department of fisheries and oceans permits," according to the registry.
A CAPP lobbyist met with the natural resources minister in March to discuss the "repeal" the Fisheries Act and the planned creation of new fisheries legislation.
And CEPA, according to the registry, sought a "discussion in respect to ensuring that large linear infrastructure projects of national importance and significance are completed in a timely fashion while respecting fish habitat."
Conservatives say it would be selling Harper short to assume he's only bowing to industry lobbyists, and point to the politics behind the dramatic shift.
In January of 2007, around the time when the dynamic Baird was moved into the environment portfolio, polls suggested the Liberals had momentum and that environmental issues championed by new Liberal leader Stephane Dion were popular with Canadians.
So with Baird taking the lead the Harper Conservatives scrambled to build a green crusader image with a flurry of announcements, most in B.C., to try to cut Dion's momentum and discredit the Liberal record.
Harper was also vocal, suggesting a few weeks before the Great Bear Rainforest agreement that he inherited a mess from the Dion Liberals.
"Canada's environmental performance is, by most measures, the worst in the developed world. We've got big problems," Harper said.
But by late 2008 Harper learned he didn't need to pander to the green vote. Dion flopped in the 2008 election campaign, and Green Party leader Elizabeth May, who made clear she was a big admirer of Dion, failed in her bid to take a seat from cabinet minister Peter MacKay in Nova Scotia.
More importantly, that autumn the bottom fell out of the global economy. Suddenly jobs, not greenhouse gas emissions, became the public preoccupation, according to veteran Tory strategist and lobbyist Tim Powers.
"And this results in a great opportunity for Harper," says Powers, noting that the prime minister's true passion was to follow through on his 2006 foreign policy speech in Britain that declared Canada an "emerging energy superpower."
Harper never forgot that in the 2006 election May, then head of the Sierra Club of Canada, tried to organize environmental groups to wage a publicity campaign against him. In 2008 and again in the 2011 election, the environmental movement showed its anti-Tory political colours, according to Powers.
While the Harper government during the 2008-2011 period streamlined environmental reviews and launched two failed bids to amend the Fisheries Act, it wasn't until after the May 2011 majority win that Harper launched his counterattack against environmentalists and the laws they advocated or supported over decades.
By that point Krause's research about foreign-funded environmental groups attacking the oilsands sector was gaining a significant following among conservative bloggers and Tory MPs, according to Powers. Her theories became a regular feature in caucus meetings in 2011, playing a role in the government's decision last autumn to cancel an $8.3 million Tides program to fund a Pacific coast oceans study, known as the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area Agreement (PNCIMA).
A few months before that cancellation, in the spring of 2011, the Canada Revenue Agency began an audit looking into whether Tides was violating restrictions on political activities.
Tides' chief executive McMillan said he believes the two events are linked.
"Their decision to withdraw from PNCIMA, and indeed the audit, both came after significant efforts by industry players to undermine our relationship with Ottawa," said McMillan.
That pressure included a presentation by Enbridge lobbyists in December of 2010 to senior federal officials. The presentation, released through the Access to Information Act, asserted that Tides' PNCIMA funding was intended to "hijack" the government's ocean management plans and ensure a recommendation against supertankers needed to ship Northern Gateway crude to Asia.
Powers, the Tory lobbyist, said talk of conspiracies and money-laundering helps Harper level the playing field with his arch-critics.
"It's a hell of a lot easier if you're Stephen Harper and you have organizations saying 'No, I'm not radical, no I'm not a money launderer,' leaving aside the debate saying 'There's a problem with line X of the fish habitat bill,' " he said.
"It's kind of a classic Harperian strategy."
McMillan said the conspiracy theories and name-calling are part of a U.S.-style attack campaign that provides a diversion from Harper's Asia-focused economic goals.
"I believe that Tides Canada is simply a target of convenience for the government as it tries to distract Canadians from the real issues regarding its agenda to dismantle Canadian environmental laws and streamline major project reviews."
By Peter O'Neil, Vancouver Sun


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Two students associated with Great Bay Community College in Portsmouth, Andrew Guilliams, 28 and Michael Fullerton, 29, both of Newmarket, have recently accepted invitations to join the Dartmouth Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program.
Dartmouth received over 400 applications for this prestigious fellowship. Guilliams and Fullerton were among eight ultimately selected for participation. The program is an intensive summer research training experience designed for college students who are preparing for careers in biomedical research, and runs from June 23 to August 26. ...
Guilliams began his post-secondary education at the University of Florida. After several years of working, he moved to New Hampshire where he took science classes at Great Bay prior to transferring to the University of New Hampshire. He is currently in the Chemical Engineering program at UNH pursuing a bioengineering option. During his fellowship, he will be working with Professor Karl Griswold of Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering. Professor Griswold's research focuses on bioengineering of proteins. Through his experience, Gulliams is hoping to hone his interest in research and see if further education at the graduate level is the track he wishes to pursue.


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