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September 9KLC's music publication is off its hiatus and back in action!
June 26While pundits and politicians rail against the so-called "war on coal," the fossil fuel industry and the elected officials they support are quietly launching a war against renewable energy.
April 15On November 1, 2013, Samuel Tidwell B.A. '13 left his home in Greenfield, California with nothing but essential belongings that could be carried in a backpack and a homemade hand cart. Only three weeks earlier, Tidwell had committed himself to walking across the United States.
February 13California is backing away from a bill that would have strengthened its renewable portfolio standard. This move threatens the state's leadership on renewable energy policy.
April 30A Fulbright-winning professor explores nonfiction in Mexico
January 2Pamela Frasch's path to animal law was a circuitous one, since she started her career as a professional musical theatre performer. Nowadays, Pam is the Assistant Dean of the Animal Law Program and Executive Director of the Center for Animal Law Studies, making her one of the world's leading experts in this growing field.
December 17Student bloggers share what life is like at Lewis & Clark.
April 5Just before the Trayvon Martin shooting, Professor Dyan Watson wrote eloquently about the fears and hopes she has for her young black son, Caleb, many of which mirror the issues that have been raised in the national conversation about Martin's death. Watson's article, published in March in Rethinking Schools magazine, has generated buzz online, being featured on the Washington Post's education blog, Answer Sheet, and on CommonDreams.org and Alternet.
January 26Indian Law professor and blog author of Native America, Discovered and Conquered Robert Miller was noted by The Wall Street Journal's Blog Watch in the category of Native Americans.
January 25Alaskan and Yupik Eskimo Callan Chythlook-Sifsof was named to the U.S. Olympic team. In 2006, Chythlook-Sifsof earned a berth on the U.S. Snowboard Team and took third place in her first World Cup snowboardcross competition in Japan. She won the U.S. National Championship title that same year and took a fourth-place in World Cup Finals in Quebec. Read the full story.
January 25In September 2009, Wesley Hodges and James Roberts were discovered illegally digging on private property in Burke County, Georgia. When state Department of Natural Resources Ranger Jeff Billips found the pair, they had already dug up piles of artifacts and human bone fragments. Hodges and Roberts appeared before State Court Judge Jerry M. Daniel last Wednesday where they entered guilty pleas for excavating without written permission, criminal trespass, and littering...
January 23The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe in Connecticut operates the Foxwoods Casino and Resort. It has been attempting to restructure more than $2 billion worth of debt since last summer. It is reported that it has reached an agreement to continue these negotiations with its senior lenders. According to a New York public relations firm, the Tribe and "a majority of its senior lenders" have reached "an agreement in principle" to extend a forbearance agreement through A...
January 23The news reports that the Klamath Tribes in Oregon are the first to approve a $1 billion agreement for restoring Klamath River salmon and bringing peace to the long-standing water battles in the basin. The Tribes announced that their citizens voted to approve the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement, which is part of a broader settlement designed to remove aging hydroelectric dams that block salmon. The overall settlement is expected to be signed by the dozens of...
January 23Indian Country Today reports that the 3,000 citizens of the Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico are on the verge of building the nation's first utility-scale solar plant on tribal land. "We don't have any revenue coming in except for a little convenience store," said James Roger Madalena, a former tribal governor who now represents the pueblo in the state Legislature. "It's very critical that we become innovative, creative, that we come up with something that wil...
January 23The news reports that a rare 400-year-old slate tablet was discovered this past summer at Jamestown, Virginia, the first permanent English settlement in America. With the help of enhanced imagery and an expert in Elizabethan script, archaeologists are beginning to unravel the meaning of the mysterious text and images etched into this tablet. Various enhancements of the images and writing have helped researchers identify a 16th-century writing style and to discern ne...
January 23As a young archaeologist, Jeff Blick helped make an astounding discovery in Virginia – the skeletons of 112 dogs buried by American Indians nearly 1,000 years ago. He is still studying the bones, and he hopes the latest tests will guide scientists to study the ancient transformation of wolf to dog. After 13 or so years of spent digging ended in the '80s, Blick's work continues in his archaeology lab at Georgia College and State University. Blick and his st...
January 23The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation in Connecticut could become a "green" island unto itself in a few years. That is the ultimate goal of a cogeneration approach the Tribe will embrace with a $34 million project it expects to start testing this spring. Initially, it is expected to provide nearly 60% of the tribe's electricity needs and at the same time heat and cool Foxwoods Resort Casino. Two 10,300-horsepower jet engines will propel the system, which w...
January 23A University of Minnesota study suggests that, if assisted, Native American artists could become a major economic asset to the state. Demographer Ann Markusen and writer Marcie Rendon, an enrolled citizen at the White Earth Band, interviewed dozens of native artists. Working alone means these artists often have to do everything from booking shows and publicity and finding educational opportunities in their field. All this while actually doing their creative work...
January 20The Crow Creek Sioux tribal council last week unanimously approved signing a memorandum of understanding with EcoTech Fuels. The company is supposed to be in South Dakota this week to meet with tribal officials to choose a site for a $39 million fuel production plant that would turn municipal waste into Torqazine, a fuel or fuel additive recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency that produces greater octane than ethanol and burns a bit cleaner. The plant...
December 6Check out IELP's blog from the 15th annual meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen. 2009.
October 12Professor Marla McGhee discusses her research into how principals' knowledge, beliefs, and interventions affect writing instruction in schools in a recent interview.
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In June, Mollie Dickson received her Masters of Arts in Teaching. Now, she blogs about her experiences as first-year middle-school teacher.
September 8In January, Counseling Psychology professor Mary Clare set out to record 100 voices in 100 days on the topic of what change means to them.
June 20
Michael Arrieta-Walden is a former managing editor for the Oregonian. Now, at the age of 51, he is entering a university classroom to learn the art of teaching. Read about his journey on his blog, New Teacher.
February 6On her blog, Ready, Set, Teach, Mollie Dickson offers an honest glimpse at what it's like to prepare for one of the world's most complicated professions, and describes the challenges and minor miracles she encounters along the way.


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Raghu Dixit (Kannada: ರಘು ದೀಕ್ಷಿತ್) (born November 11, 1974) is an Indian singer-songwriter, producer, and film score composer based in Bangalore, India. He is most famous for fronting the Raghu Dixit Project, a multilingual folk music band. Though a gold medalist in Masters in Microbiology and a proficient Indian classical dancer (Vidwat in Bharatanatyam), Raghupathy Dixit is now known more as a self-taught composer and musician. Originally from Mysore, he settled in Bengaluru. As the founder-front man of his band Antaragni for more than eight years, and now of The Raghu Dixit Project, Dixit has performed more than 250 concerts all over India. In 2008, The Raghu Dixit Project launched its debut album Antaragni: The Fire Within. Raghu is a self-taught guitarist and singer. The most catchy part of Raghu's concert is his unique voice which goes beyond ranges and the measured humor that he puts in without any effort. His unique combination of traditional Indian sounds mixed with western influences has brought him firmly into the spotlight
Dixit's music is an amalgamation of Indian ethnic music and styles from different parts of the world. In an interview with Vishnupriya Bhandaram of The Hindu, he mentions, ""Every 200 kilometres in this country, languages change, the dialects change and the food changes, lives and lifestyles change and my music is unique and probably the USP is that it's sung in a vernacular tongue… its adds mystery." [1] His lyrics are about every common man's emotions and experience. His songs Mysore se aayi, Mumbai, Antaragni, Hey Bhagwan, Har Saans Mein, Gudugudiya, Khidki are popular among his fans. Most of his songs are influenced by Shishunala Sharif, a saint and poet from the state of Karnataka in India.
Dixit has produced music for contemporary dance and theatre productions. He has composed and produced music for most of the productions by the Indian contemporary dance group Nritarutya. Girish Karnad's Hayavadana for TopCast and Black Coffee's Body Catcher have been his most famous works that brought him critical acclaim as a composer for theatre productions.[citation needed]
In May 2008 Dixit joined Springboard Surprises' Roots Festival for a number of shows, touring many towns and cities within Northeast India, with international acts including Israel's DUB LFO and England's Too Late Lucy. Raghu Dixit also composes music for feature films.
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Dixit's self-titled debut album was launched by the music director duo Vishal-Shekhar on their new independent record label Vishal & Shekhar Music which collaborated with Counter Culture Records for this release. Raghu Dixit was the first artist to be launched on this new label. He also released his debut album on world music label, Wrasse Records (Amadou & Mariam, Gilberto Gil, K'naan, Tinariwen) and, uniquely, for an Indian artist, a worldwide publishing deal with Sony/ATV, on 20 September 2010.[2] The album reached #1 on the iTunes World Music charts in the UK.[3]
In the season one finale of The Dewarists, The Raghu Dixit Project collaborated with songwriter Guru Rewben Mashangva on the song "Masti Ki Basti".
2013: Jag Changa[edit]
Collaborating with artists he met during his previous concerts in the UK, The Raghu Dixit Project released their second studio album, Jag Changa. The album released on November 23, 2013. The album consists of eight tracks,[4] in Hindi, Kannada and Tamil languages. Upon release, it met with widespread appreciation from listeners and critics alike.
In 2008, he debuted as a music director in the Kannada film industry with Psycho.[5] Raghu Dixit also composed and sang one song in the Bollywood movie Quick Gun Murugan. His new Kannada films, Just Math Mathalli and Kote, had soundtracks released recently, becoming a big hit with audiences. He made his Bollywood debut with the film Mujhse Fraaandship Karoge in 2011.[6] In 2013 he debuted in Malayalam recording with Bijibal for North 24 Kaatham.
He has played many shows all over the world including in the United States, the UK, Korea, Japan, Russia, Hong Kong and India. He performed in the Parappana Agrahara Central Jail of Bengaluru City. He played at the SAMA Festival in North East England, as part of a 6-day collaborative project involving folk musicians from Rajasthan and Northumbrian folk musicians from the UK. In 2007, he played at the French Kiss Tour – World Music Day (Fete de la Musique). The Raghu Dixit Project performed with three French musicians Anaïs, Emily Loizeau and Mademoiselle K. In February 2008, the Raghu Dixit Project performed at IIT Guwahati's cultural festival Alcheringa, their first performance in any college cultural festival. He also performed in the Indian Institute of Science on the eve of Miditha, a cultural fest. He was also the headlining act at Strawberry Fields 2010. Recently he performed at Infosys on the eve of cultural Fest "FIESTA" also performed at MSRIT Bengaluru dated 12/03/2012
In June 2011 the Raghu Dixit Project appeared at the Glastonbury Festival in myriad venues: firstly on Saturday in the Croissant Neuf tent, followed by an appearance on the John Peel stage on Sunday. Then later that day, they were guests with Mark Radcliffe and Jo Whiley for a performance in the BBC Glastonbury garden and finally performed on the Leftfield stage, curated by Billy Bragg.
In December 2011, the Raghu Dixit Project performed with the Indian Rock Band Agnee at the Open Air Theater in IIT Bombay for the Mood Indigo cultural festival.He also performed at the Festocomm 2012 at SIMC Pune in February 2012, and at MSRIT Bengaluru dated 12/03/2012. He performed in Jayciana 2011 at SJCE.
He performed at the Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology, for the Celebrity night of the cultural festival, Synapse 2012.
In March 2012, he performed at BITS Pilani KK Birla Goa Campus, at the evening of SPREE Goa Half Marathon 2012, and at P.E.S. Institute of Technology's fest Aatmatrisha.
In 2010, he appeared on BBC TV's Jools Holland show which led to one of his songs becoming an instant download hit, and from the year 2010 onwards, he has made several appearances at festivals in the UK and in Europe. In the early months of 2011, he gave a concert as part of London South Bank's 'Alchemy' Festival. He has also visited the Andrew Marr Show to perform Waiting for a Miracle besides Raghu Dixit Session in radio 3 of BBC.[7][8] He was a huge hit at the 2011, Glastonbury festival.[7]
He was also nominated and awarded as best Newcomer in the Songlines for the year 2011.[8]
In April 2012, he has performed for Queen Elizabeth II of England and her husband the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip, at a spectacular Diamond Jubilee Pageant marking 60 years since her accession to the throne in 1952.[9][10][10]
In January 2013, he performed in Tagore Open Air Theater(TOAT) at IIT Kharagpur during Spring Fest 2013.[11] In February 2013, he performed in MANZAR-2013, annual intercollegiate cultural festival of Institute of Chemical Technology (formerly UDCT), Mumbai.[12] In march 2014, he performed at annual cultural cum technical fest - "PYROKINESIS 2014" of Assam Engineering College.
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Frustrated with working long hours away from his family, Ian Page hoped a move to Australia would be a chance to live the lifestyle he dreamt of. But for wife Jacqui, emigrating would mean saying goodbye to the people and career she loved. After a week in Perth, they faced a life-changing decision. Four years later, we catch up with the Pages to see where that choice took them.
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Summer carnivals arrive once a year to brighten up a dull parking lot and transform it into a seven-day wonderland. But when the week is over, they take away the flashing lights and excitement and leave behind nothing but vagrant scraps of litter and shattered milk jugs. To combat that feeling of emptiness, each of the four Thunder Road Family Fun Parks features family entertainment the whole year through.
At their Sioux Falls location, families and groups gathering for a work outing or birthday party eternally zip around oval go-kart tracks that are slick and polished to recreate cinematic stunt driving on a small scale. An 18-hole mini-golf course offers a glimpse of what the world would be like if the Vikings had invented golf instead of coercing the Scottish into inventing it. Euro bungee jumping, meanwhile, combines straps and trampolines to induce a weightless sensation and enable flips and jumps dripping with adrenaline. Classic family activities such as batting cages and bumper boats flank a Thunder Road original attraction: Human Foosball. Recent upgrades have included the addition of a Tilt-a-Whirl, Screaming Dragon roller coaster, and laser maze, where players are challenged to navigate their way through a field of laser beams without tripping the alarm.
Though The Dharma Room is a yoga and wellness studio, it often reverberates with the telltale sounds of a comedy club or a dentist's office with leaky nitrous-oxide containers. Owners Jill Johnson and Sean Gallup put a playful spin on the ancient practice during Laughter yoga classes, a style that mingles breathing exercises with spontaneous giggles. The sessions reflect an overall commitment to finding joy through the studio's yoga and holistic health services, which include massage, reiki, and meditation in addition to the class curriculum.
The Dharma Room's staff endorses acceptance of all guests regardless of experience level or age. Their workshops often stretch beyond the scope of traditional yoga, tapping into happiness reserves with tai chi and crystal-singing-bowl meditation.
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Competition continues in the gaming lounge, where more than 200 computer and console games run on more than 60 PC, PlayStation3, and Xbox 360 stations. Gamers can play friends or other patrons with all-day passes or during Friday and Saturday all-night sessions, which last from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. or whenever Mario throws out his back. Galaxy Gaming's resident techies also rid computers of viruses, build custom PCs, and create personalized gaming rigs.
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IFAW is working hard to ensure the US Government lists African lions as Endangered under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). African lions are threatened with extinction in the wild and we have a duty as Americans to protect this iconic species.
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Revisiting his old ways, Stephen King's newest novel, Joyland has the heart of that disenchanted college youth you once were and the fun you were bound to have in spite of your looming shortcomings.Joyland is a quick read that ticks you slowly up the top of that rickety rollercoaster just to plummet you headfirst into unseen curves and humps. A nostalgic ride through a lost summer, a first love, a mysterious new place and the sweat of a summer job, King haunts you with things you've tried to forget and then those things you yearn to remember.
Left on the roadside by their wayward and absconding mother, Delphine Dodd realizes this time is not like the others. She and her little sister, Olive, have been discarded on the side of the road like trash, only to find themselves floating aimlessly into the care of their unfamiliar grandmother. Set in the early settlement years before the First World War, S.P Miskowski weaves Delphine's vivid recollections of her adolescence into a haunting dreamscape.
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Darrell Huckaby is a wonderful writer with the ability to turn small moments into memorable reflections. However, I take issue with his use of the term "jackass" to describe the President of the United States. He may think it and he certainly often disagrees with the president in his columns, but he's crossed a line with such a disrespectful comment.
Mr. Huckaby has done nothing to further the cause of civil discourse in this community and country, the lack of which is lamented daily by people on both sides of the aisle.
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PaperChase 1 year, 10 months ago
Here we go again another liberal free speech hater but oh wait only when the speech turns them off. Get lost chick.
alexander 1 year, 10 months ago
I totally agree with Ms. Morgan,while Mr Huckaby stories and everyday look at life is entertaining. We can not let our love for a hometown favorite spew such disrespect for the President of our country. I congratulate Barbara for not letting Huckaby go unchallenged. I issue a charge to the local media to be so engaged.
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Japan on the other hand, tends to be less wild than their culture. Toyota , Honda , Mazda , Mitsubishi , and Subaru aren't perfectly engineered machines, but they are as reliable as the wind. There prices are cheaper and appeal to a greater mass of people than the Germans do.
Both of these automotive nations aren't what you would call, supercar manufacturers. We usually look to the Italians for that sort of thing, but that hasn't stopped these two from trying. Honda created the NSX , which flopped and Mercedes gave us the great SLR McLaren , but that didn't sell well either.
Now, Mercedes has decided to give it another go and Toyota has decided to follow suit. One has gullwing doors and a design from the 1950s. Of course, we are talking about the Mercedes SLS AMG . On the other side, we have the Lexus LFA , a car packed with so much technology it can shatter a wine glass.
So, which is the better buy? Hit the jump to find out.
The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG and the Lexus LFA are about as different as the countries that made them. It's a brat versus a sushi roll.
Though there are a few similarities here and there, it's because the way these two sound, drive, and look that makes them very different indeed. Both of these cars are insanely fast and very equal. Each will hit 60 miles per hour in under four seconds and both will do speeds above 190 mph. Yet, the way they go about it is as different as the management styles of Bill Belichick and Bob Knight.
Let's get the least important information out of the way first. In regards to the interior, sitting inside the LFA feels a bit more special than the SLS does, more vodka bar rather than a German pub. The steering wheel is similar to what you will find on performance Audi models, with a flat bottom. Of course, to save weight, the wheel is carbon fiber, as are many other things. The LED instrument panel is very neat, with a large round rev counter that changes colors and a few other digital gizmos. There are so many things to play with on the instrument panel alone that you might not set off on your drive for hours.
The interior also feels a bit roomier than the SLS's does. There is plenty of leather and carbon fiber that we have become used to on Mercedes AMG products. The gull-wing doors are neat and will get you noticed when picking up a beautiful woman, but don't park in a low parking garage or you won't be able to get out. More form than function for the Merc.
Around back, the trunk of the Mercedes holds around 6.2 cubic feet, but, surprisingly, we have no idea how much the Lexus holds because the Japanese automaker didn't bother to say. But really, who cares. It's not like you're going to go grocery shopping in them. In the pounds department, the LFA comes in at 3,460 pounds and the SLS is around 3,573 pounds.
The transmissions on each cars are as far apart as Mercury and Neptune. Mercedes attached a seven-speed dual clutch automatic to the V8 that nearly eliminates power interruption during full throttle starts. Like most AMG cars, you have plenty of choices on how hard the car will shift. There are four modes: C for comfort, S for sport, S+ for sport plus, and M for manual. As you have probably figured out by now, the S+ is the ideal choice for hard driving, but for economy purposes, keep out of it during everyday driving.
The Lexus has a six-speed single clutch automated manual that isn't nearly as good as the box found in the Merc. You change gear via the paddles on the wheel. They are attached to the wheel so you should have no trouble downshifting while cornering. Like the SLS, there are four options for the gearbox. There is auto, which is slow and pathetic; normal, which is just normal; sport, and wet. Sport is the ideal choice for most driving situations. No matter what setting you have it in, you will never be able to match the smoothness and the quickness of the Mercedes. Needless to say, the box in the Lexus is very disappointing.
The Lexus does have a few neat toys, like differently weighted shift paddles, but all those are just gimmicks that don't come close to overshadowing the Lexus's issues. The clutch is poor on aggressive starts and like the Nissan GT-R , the LFA struggles with slow and tight corners, which is odd because this car is so good in most every other corner. Overall, the LFA feels old school, a bit like the Vanquish when it first got the F1 style flappy paddles. A little disappointing to be honest.
The SLS has a bit of a different setup about it. The gear changes are smooth and quick and the car is easy to operate around town. Considering this is an AMG creation, you get the AMG Drive Unit, the same system that we find in the SL63. To keep you entertained there is the Mercedes Command system that gives you access to the navigation, audio, and few settings for the car. There is a similar system in the LFA.
Driving around the Wisconsin side streets, we were never able to take these cars to the edge. If we were in Germany we could take the LFA to 202 miles per hour and the SLS to 197 mph. The SLS feels fast on the roads and we mean, feels really fast. That is all due to the 6.2-liter V8 with 479 pound-feet of torque. The LFA on the other hand doesn't feel as fast. That is due to the 4.8-liter motor and the smaller torque amount of 354 pound-feet. Supercars need torque and this Lexus doesn't have it. Those numbers give the SLS a bigger edge of the line and you can most definitely feel that.
In order to get the most out of the LFA you need to rev the pants off of it. If you have ever driven the Mazda RX-8 you will know what we are talking about. The car redlines so high that even at 6,000 rpm you are just getting started. It's fun to hear the engine noise at that high rpm level, but it will take a few laps to get used to driving it. The SLS on the other hand, is fast from the word go.
The insanely high-powered noise that comes out of the LFA's exhaust when you are revving the nuts off it is simply amazing. Redlined at 9,000 rpm, the V10 motor sounds like a Formula One car, a Toyota F1 car to be precise. It can even break a wine glass, as we have seen in commercials. When this car drives by, you will be sure to hear it, even if you are sitting in your home eating supper, miles and miles away.
The SLS is more of a bass noise, rather than an F1 screech. It's more of a deep rumble, like an old muscle car. If your an old school car guy, this noise would be intoxicating.
On the bendy bits of the road, the LFA's lighter weight helps it be more nimble. The Lexus is also a tiny bit smaller, as the SLS is 5.2 inches longer and just a tad wider. The Mercedes is also hurt by it's massive hood that can make you feel miles back in the cockpit. It's almost like driving a Corvette.
The LFA's steering is quick and responsive, while the SLS is a bit meatier. Despite the extra meat, the SLS feels just as attentive and its feedback is fabulous.
Both of the cars' stability control systems have a few different settings. In the Lexus, the LFA's intermediate setting turns off the traction control, while the SLS's stays on, but becomes more attentive, in typical Mercedes fashion.
On the drag strip, or in our case, empty highway, both cars are equally quick. The LFA will hit 60 miles per hour in just 3.9 seconds, while the SLS managed it in 3.8 seconds. That sort of time difference doesn't really matter much, as both of these cars are equally fast. That speed comes from the two impressive, albeit different, motors. The LFA gets a 4.8-liter V10 with 553 horsepower, while the SLS has 563. Eventually, the Lexus would win because of its higher top end speed.
When choosing a winner it was actually easier than we thought. The LFA is a let down by its transmission and high revving motor and for the price, these issues are unacceptable. You need to really adjust yourself to drive this car fast. We don't much care for the odd looks and that black strip right below the hood. Plus, it's a Lexus, which isn't the most impressive badge in the world.
The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG is the perfect supercar. It looks great, is super fast and handles well. The SLR McLaren was good, but this is just amazing. If you had to live with one supercar your entire life, this would be a smart buy. Better sell the house though, as one of these will cost you $183,000. Do you think that the price is bit high? Well, the LFA is $375,000, so in reality, the SLS is a bargain. Even more reason to pick one up.


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At the year end, the effective leaders assess the health of their companies and set the direction for the upcoming year. As the general manager, I do the same for the Scotts Valley Water District and would like to share some of my thoughts with the community.
It is my responsibility to work with the board of directors to balance the priorities of the agency, to maintain a balanced operating budget with sufficient reserves for emergencies, and to manage a capital improvement program (with a $2 million budget this fiscal year). I am also responsible for ensuring operational efficiencies, taking care of the customers and employees, and last but not least, making sure that the district is a strong and considerate member of our community. I say "our" as I live in Scotts Valley too.
The Scotts Valley Water District has differences and similarities with other California water agencies. What makes us different? SVWD, along with other Santa Cruz County water districts, is dependent upon local water resources. Since we are geographically separated by the Santa Cruz Mountains, we are not connected to the state's water supply system. District residents do not receive a drop of water from a system that serves 25 million other Californians — and with this autonomy comes higher vulnerability. Our drinking water supply is 100 percent groundwater which makes making us less susceptible to seasonal fluctuations in precipitation, but challenging us with treating water that is high in mineral content and more expensive to produce. For example, our electric bill is about $500,000 each year.
Similar to almost every water agency throughout the United States, our infrastructure is aging even though it is just over 50 years old. According to the infrastructure cost study done by the American Water Works Association in 2012, "Restoring existing water systems as they reach the end of their useful lives and expanding them to serve a growing population will cost at least $1 trillion over the next 25 years, if we are to maintain current levels of service. In the years ahead, all of us who pay for water service will absorb the cost (of this investment), primarily through higher water bills. In some communities these infrastructure costs alone could triple the size of a typical family's water bills."
Our 65 miles of potable water mains, six production wells, and four treatment facilities continue to need constant care, maintenance and upgrades. We also share the need to be water efficient and conserve water. Being water-smart benefits everyone — it reduces individual water (and energy) bills and helps the District to continue to restore our aquifers to sustainable historical levels. Customers who take advantage of our water-efficient rebates have collectively preserved hundreds of thousands of gallons of water in our aquifers and seen reductions in their water bills.
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Castelli Romani
The Castelli Romani ("Castles of Rome") is a group of comunes in the province of Rome, Italy. They are located at short distance south-east to Rome, at the feet of the Alban Hills, in the territory corresponding to the Old Latium.
The area of the Castelli occupies an ancient, fertile volcanic area which has allowed since ancient times a flourishing agriculture. The former crater is occupied by two lakes, the Lake of Nemi and that of Albano.
Starting from the Romans, it was an area frequented by the noblemen of Rome for its fresher climate during summer: the tradition was followed by the Popes which still have their summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, on the Lake Albano. Families which ruled in the castles include Orsini, Colonna, Chigi, Aldobrandini, Savelli, Annibaldi and Ruspoli.
The Castelli Romani are:[1]
- Albano Laziale
- Ariccia
- Castel Gandolfo
- Ciampino
- Colonna
- Frascati
- Genzano di Roma
- Grottaferrata
- Lanuvio
- Lariano
- Marino
- Monte Compatri
- Monte Porzio Catone
- Nemi
- Rocca di Papa
- Rocca Priora
- Velletri
Since 1996, the Castelli Romani area has been home to a large Denominazione di origine controllata (DOC) zone that makes a wide variety of wine including rosés, slightly sparkling frizzantes and both dry and sweet wines. The DOC red and rosés are composed of Cesanese Comune, Merlot, Montepulciano, Nero Buono and Sangiovese with up to 15% of other local red grape varieties such as Abbuoto. The white wines of the region are composed of Malvasia Candia, Puntinata and Trebbiano with up to 30% of other local white grape varieties. Grapes destined for DOC production must be harvested to a yield no greater than 12 tonnes/hectare with the white and rosés attaining a minimum alcohol level of at least 10.5% and the reds being having at least 11% alcohol by volume.[2]
Ariccia is celebrated for its porchetta (roasted pork meat). Local sweets include maritozzi, a kind of sweet bun.
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- ^ (Italian) A list on prontocastelli.it
- ^ P. Saunders Wine Label Language pp. 136 Firefly Books 2004 ISBN 1-55297-720-X
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Litigation is expensive on your own side and there is a prospect of losing a case and having to pay an unknown amount of money to the other side. This is almost always a great worry for clients - however good we or they consider their case to be, or indeed however well off they are. As the Court of Appeal recognised in Garner, most people simply cannot contemplate the types of costs potentially involved.
Fortunately this need not necessarily deter people from pursuing cases. As described in the page setting out general information about legal costs, in legal aid cases costs are not a problem. Your own costs are paid. As for the other side's costs, although an order is often made against you, there are special rules about it being enforced against you. In any event, legally aided clients qualify for it precisely because they could not afford to pay their own costs, let alone costs of other parties.
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In BTE cases insurers will usually want to refer the matter to a "panel" solicitor with whom they have business arrangements. However this can often be avoided by discussion with the insurers, particularly in situations that are likely to come to court, because in such cases people have an automatic right to use the solicitor of their choice.
BTE insurance is also subject to a certain limit of cover, which can quite easily be used up in a case, when budgeting both for own side and opponents' costs.
One therefore needs to consider so-called "after the event" (ATE) insurance. This is available from specialist insurers to cover exposure to opponents' costs, as well as own-side disbursements and sometimes even your own solicitors' costs. Insurers like solicitors and barristers to work on a CFA basis because it gives them confidence that they think the case is a good one.
Because the risk has already happened ie. a case has arisen, from an insurer's point of view the risks in ATE cases are much higher than in BTE cases. Therefore the premiums are potentially very expensive. From April 2013, due to changes in the rules on costs in civil litigation, the premium for ATE insurance is no longer recoverable from opponents in the event of a win. This makes obtaining ATE insurance expensive as the insurer will require the premium to be paid by the insured. As with BTE, ATE insurance is not usually available in judicial review and similar claims.
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If you've been looking for Led Zeppelin on Spotify and wondered why it was not available, there's good news for you. Zeppelin is finally allowing their music to be streamed! Here's the dates that they will be unveiled.
Today, December 11th Led Zeppelin and Led Zeppelin II are out.
Then, tomorrow, Dec. 12th Led Zeppelin III and Led Zeppelin IV are available.
On December 13th, listen to Houses of the Holy and Physical Graffiti, followed by Presence and In Through the Out Door on the 14th. Then, on December 15th, The Song Remains The Same, Coda, BBC Sessions, Mothership, How The West Was Son and Celebration Day come out.
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The chemistry for a good press conference remains a tricky formula for corporate entities to figure out. There's a reason people measure the power players' presentations against each other during every E3. It's not just having good product; it's also about presenting it well. By that measure, Electronic Arts' initial E3 presentation fell way flat.
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Overall, I left EA's event feeling excited about certain individual games but not entirely bullish for the company overall. Cognitively, I know that EA's more supportive of original ideas than ever before and that it's partnered with developers whose efforts I've enjoyed. But, emotionally, the hour or so I spent in the Orpheum theatre didn't move the needle much in terms of excitement. Maybe hands-on time with their games will change that. But a good press E3 conference should send you running to a company's booth, EA's dog-and-pony show failed to do that.