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Quinoa-Granola Chocolate Chip Cookies
Photo: Randy Mayor; Styling: Cindy Barr
Satisfy after-school muchies with Quinoa-Granola Chocolate Chip Cookies. Use an already-made batch of our Nutty Whole-Grain Granola to whip up these scrumptious cookies.
Yield: Serves 24 (serving size: 1 cookie)
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Recipe Time
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Total: 1 Hour, 25 Minutes
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 133
- Fat: 5.9g
- Saturated fat: 1.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.8g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.2g
- Protein: 1.6g
- Carbohydrate: 19g
- Fiber: 0.8g
- Cholesterol: 11mg
- Iron: 0.6mg
- Sodium: 87mg
- Calcium: 20mg
- 4.5 ounces all-purpose flour (about 1 cup)
- 1/2 cup quinoa flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/3 cup canola oil
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 large egg
- 1 3/4 cups Nutty Whole-Grain Granola
- 1/3 cup semisweet chocolate minichips
- 1. Weigh or lightly spoon flours into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Combine flours, baking powder, and salt, stirring with a whisk. Place sugars, oil, and butter in a large bowl; beat with a mixer at medium speed until combined. Add vanilla and egg; beat until well blended. Add flour mixture, beating at low speed just until combined. Stir in Nutty Whole-Grain Granola and chocolate chips. Cover and chill dough 45 minutes.
- 2. Preheat oven to 350°.
- 3. Divide dough into 24 equal portions (4 teaspoons each). Roll portions into small balls; arrange balls 2 inches apart on baking sheets lined with parchment paper. Flatten balls slightly. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes or until bottoms of cookies just begin to brown.
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For the second year in a row, School for Children faculty and families participated in the New York City Gay Pride Parade.
Organized by Anshu Wahi, our Director of Diversity & Community, the SFC proudly marched under a bright sky down Fifth Avenue with members of the Calhoun School and Little Red/Elisabeth Irwin High School communities.
Brian Ireland (SFC alum, class of 2013), Gary Ireland (current parent), Kelvin Ward, (staff) Marisol Miller-Richa (8 /9s student), Richard Miller (current parent).
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The Slow Web
Things have been pretty… slow around here. Nice to spot this bit about that thing. (Thanks to Buzz.)
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One of the better spots to enjoy a bowl of ramen noodles here in New York is Minca, in the East Village. Minca is the kind of place just out of the way enough that as you're about to get there, you start wondering if you've already passed it. A bowl of noodles at Minca isn't quite as neatly put together as those of other ramen establishments in the city, but it is without a doubt among the tastiest. There's a home-cooked quality to a bowl of noodles at Minca. And there's a homey vibe to the restaurant. Minca is a good place to meet a friend and sit and talk and eat and drink, and eat and talk and sit and drink some more.
The last time I was at Minca, I had an especially enjoyable conversation with Walter Chen. Walter is the CEO of a company called iDoneThis, a quiet little service that helps you catalog the things you've accomplished each day. iDoneThis sends you a daily email at your specified time, and you simply reply with a list of things you did that day. It's useful for teams who want to keep track of what everyone is working on, and for individuals who just want to keep track.
I first reached out to Walter because I was mesmerized by this koan at the bottom of the daily emails:
iDoneThis is a part of the slow web movement. After you email us, your calendar is not updated instantaneously. But rest up, and you'll find an updated calendar when you wake.
iDoneThis is a part of the slow web movement. The Slow Web Movement. I'd never heard that phrase before. I immediately started digging around—and by that I mean I googled "Slow Web Movement"—and the lone relevant search result was a blog post from two years ago. If you run the search again today, you'll find Walter's writeup on his company blog, which reflects a lot of what he told me over dinner.
As we talked further, I said to Walter that as soon as I saw "the slow web movement," I assigned my own meaning to it. Because it's a great name, and great names are like knots—they're woven from the same stringy material as other words, but in their particular arrangement, they catch, become junctions to which new threads arrive, from which other threads depart. For me, "The Slow Web" neatly tied together a slew of dangling thoughts.
Darius Himes
Our inventions are wont to be pretty toys, which distract our attention from serious things. They are but improved means to an unimproved end, an end which it was already but too easy to arrive at; as railroads lead to Boston or New York. We are in great haste to construct a magnetic telegraph from Maine to Texas; but Maine and Texas, it may be, have nothing important to communicate.—Thoreau, Walden
Darius Himes knows more about photography books than almost anyone I know and his familiarity with text-based tomes runs similarly deep, thanks to a rigorous education in the classics.
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"Our primary objective in the campaign this year is to increase participation in all three counties," said Stallsmith. "It's not always just [increasing] the dollar amount. The more you get participating, that builds the overall opportunity to increase fundraising efforts."
Stallsmith, a seasoned member of both the local United Way's fundraising team and board of directors, feels the goal is attainable, given the generosity of the North Country in past years.
"I see a group that's excited. We just have to keep everybody engaged," said Stallsmith. "I think the biggest challenge will be the geographic reach."
That reach is something fundraising campaign team members like Scott Wilson doesn't view as a problem. That's because the local United Way has worked with OneWorkSource to establish satellite offices in Malone and Elizabethtown to ensure there is stronger representation for the organization outside the Plattsburgh area.
"I'm very excited about the satellite offices we have in each county now," said Wilson. "It's great to have those additions for the local communities."
"We needed to have a physical presence there," Bernardi said of the Essex and Franklin county locations. "We'll be able to hold group meetings and host functions while promoting OneWorkSource. It's mutually beneficial for us to be there."
The enhanced presence in Essex and Franklin counties will also help combat an incorrect perception that organizations in those counties don't benefit from United Way of the Adirondack Region. Organizations like the Joint Council for Economic Opportunity of Clinton and Franklin Counties, Literacy Volunteers of Essex and Franklin Counties, and the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Champlain Valley are just a few of the ones that help areas beyond the Plattsburgh area, said Bernardi.
"I run it to that all the time," Bernardi said of the misconceptions. "Field offices help offset that idea and show people we're more than just Tom Miller Road, Plattsburgh ... We are very regional in nature, and we're all connected, whether we're in Ticonderoga, Tupper Lake, or Malone. We're all connected from one town to the next, in a variety of ways."
Though this year's fundraising campaign team met for the first time July 16, the official kick-off for the 2010-11 fundraising campaign won't take place until this September. Details are currently being finalized.
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Heart Rate Reading is Absent or Totally Erratic
The heart rate reading is absent or is totally erratic.
Resolution 1: Ensure Good Contact Between the Skin and Electrodes
- Repeat the electrode wetting procedure by wetting the two grooved rectangular areas on the underside of the Belt Transmitter thoroughly with water or saliva. The electrodes must be wet to pick up accurate heart rate readings.
- Make sure the transmitter is centered with electrodes flat against your skin, as high under the pectoral muscles as is comfortable.
- Wash your belt transmitter with mild soap and water, if you have not been doing so regularly.
Resolution 2: Check the Distance Between the Receiver and Transmitter
Make sure your heart rate receiver is within the proper range to receive transmission (1 meter/3 feet from your chest belt).
Resolution 3: Ensure Good Cable Connections
- Check the cable connection on the back of the PM where the receiver cable plugs in and make sure the cable is securely plugged in.
- Check the connection between the cable and the receiver and make sure it is secure.
Resolution 4: Limit Outside Interference
If you are exercising within range of strong electromagnetic signals, the heart rate readings may elevate to abnormal levels. Common sources of electromagnetic signals are televisions, computers, cars, TV antennas, high voltage power lines and motor driven exercise equipment.
Resolution 5: Limit Signals from Other Belts
Signals from more than one belt transmitter within the transmission range (1 meter/3 feet) can cause incorrect readings.
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When I was first introduced to World of Warcraft (sometime during the BC expansion, not prior), my friend told me we have our Horde toons on Dark Iron and we have our Alliance toons on (I cant even remember where) server. I played a bit of Warcraft, but not enough to completely understand the factions, etc. I rolled an Undead Priest (It just sounded so ironic and cool), and a Night Elf rogue (they just looked so cool), I started playing the Undead first, and never really looked back, Dark Iron is a PvP server, so once in an area with a high population of Alliance (Hillsbrad Foothills), I grew a quick dislike for them, and never looked back. The next time I roll an alliance toon and actually play it, I will have to be on the verge of not playing anymore because of pure boredom, then and only then, when i roll an Alliance toon. /hiss @ Alliance.


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The Stooges, who patiently rocked behind Iggy while beer bottles flew at the Michigan Theater in the late 60s and early 70s, have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Rendering the honor bittersweet is guitarist Ron Asheton's death earlier this year, and music in general. Also ... More >>
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Orkut Friends Scraper
This script maybe used to collect minimial information about the folks you have declared to be your friends at Orkut. To use:
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Professor named to board of Mayo's social media center
Robert West, Ph.D., an associate professor of medicine at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, N.Y., has been named to the advisory board of the Center for Social Media at the Mayo Clinic.
West is a molecular biologist and geneticist by training, and has taught medical students for the past 26 years. He currently serves as a co-director for a first-year medical student course at SUNY Upstate called Molecular and Cellular Principles of Medicine. He also serves as an advisory dean to 40 first- and second-year medical students, and as a member of several campus-wide committees dedicated to medical student education.
Most recently, his mission has involved educating medical students in the areas of genomic and personalized medicine. A SUNY Upstate medical elective devoted to this topic (BIOC1205: "Personalized Medicine 101: Digitizing Diagnosis for Doctors"), offered for the first time in the Fall of 2009, was among the first in the nation to offer training to budding physicians that incorporates genomic and personalized medicine into the existing curriculum. He advocates a 21st century healthcare that is predictive, preventive, personalized, and participatory for patients. While a scientist and educator by training, West is also a staunch supporter of patient advocacy, and an ardent e-Patient.
The center's mission is to accelerate adoption of social media for health-related purposes, starting at Mayo and then within health care more broadly. Through this work, Mayo Clinic looks to help improve health literacy, health care delivery and population health worldwide.
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We had a lovely time staying in this villa. The property was clean and well maintained and was situated in a quiet and safe residential area. Our children loved to use the pool after a busy day at the parks and this allowed us to relax with a cup of coffee and a good book!! We were especially pleased with the size and comfort of the bed in the master bedroom (as sleeping can be an issue for me, but I slept really well). The property is well placed to visit Disney and the other theme parks and Kennedy Space Center is approx an hour away and well worth a visit. We would be happy to recommend this property to a friend.
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Months after Florida first began its purge of the state's voter rolls, officials now have something to show for it: a single prosecutable case of voter fraud by an immigrant from Canada. Josef Sever, 52, is the only person found to have been falsely presenting himself as a US citizen in Florida, and voted in the last two presidential elections despite being a Canadian citizen. Earlier this month, a spokesman for Florida's Secretary of State Ken Detzner told NPR that the state was investigating "several" possible cases of voter fraud. That number now appears to be down to just six other outstanding investigations into possible cases of voter fraud, in a state where 8.3 million people voted in 2008.
Florida Voter Purge Caught Just One Non-Citizen Voter
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Jan Constantine's Regal Cushion Collection
There's Royal Wedding memorabilia and there's Royal Wedding tat. Both have scales of one to dreadful and pleasingly Jan Constantine's new Royal Wedding cushions are at the top end of memorabilia and really rather wonderful. The design guru, who likes to share the love with her 'heirlooms of the future', has just announced a gorgeous Regal Collection of Royal Wedding cushions, with the designs based upon her best-selling Tattoo Heart cushion. The Royal Wedding cushions are embellished with the names of William and Catherine in antique gold across the heart and adorned with the crown of Prince William. It's the perfect cushion to plump up, sit back and watch Kate (aka Catherine) and Prince William's Royal Wedding, unless of course you're a Royal Wedding Refusenik (as The Observer described yesterday) and you're planning a little trip outta town…
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Don Henley Artist Bio and Lyrics
Don Henley was born on July 22, 1947 in Gilmer, Texas. He first appeared as the drummer, singer and main songwriter for the Eagles. In the 1980s, he released three successful solo albums.
Don Henley released his solo debut in 1982 when he released I Can't Stand Still. The album sold around 500,000 copies in the US alone, and climbed up to number 24 on the US album charts. From that album came the single, "Dirty Laundry," this was a number 3 single on the Billboard Hot 100.
In 1984 Don Henley released his next album, Building the Perfect Beast which sold six times as many albums as his debut. The album charted number 13 in the US and 14 in the UK. It was this album that contained one of his most famous singles, "Boys of Summer." "Boys of Summer," climbed to number 5 in the US.
The final Don Henely album in the 1980s came in 1989. The End of Innocence, climbed up to number 8 in the US and sold almost six million copies. Ironically, the album only produced one top ten hit, "The End of Innocence."
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In April I was excited to work with the Center for Refugees and Immigrants of Tennessee for their after-school program R.I.S.E. (Refugee and Immigrant Students Empowered). Over the course of a week I introduced middle school refugee students to dance and choreographic composition fundamentals, we reflected on our personal and communal identities, explored writing identity poems, and then created a short dance and spoken word piece expressing individual and community characteristics. This process mirrors a longer process I undertook in a social justice dance/narrative project on immigration. Many thanks to the Metro Arts Commission for helping make these residencies possible, as well as a residency completed in October 2013 for the same program.
This mini documentary of the residencies was made possible by a mini grant from the Tennessee Arts Commission and was filmed and edited by Ian Cresswell. Dance and Writing Residencies for R.I.S.E.


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This is why we look both ways before we cross the street…
So a funny story about this is as you know (if you've seen the film) they used a lot of of pig intestines for a few scenes in which people were disemboweled. Well as I learned last night watching the Making Of feature is that they always used the same ones to avoid have to look too suspicious purchasing all this meat. Well the lab disembowelment and the Miguel disembowelment were done pretty early on in the shooting.
So there for the intestines used in this scene were sitting in the fridge for two weeks before this scene was shot. Well some how some way the fridge was also unplugged for this amount of time. There for making the smell putrid and vile. Joe Pilato who played Rhodes got sick just talking about it in his interview. Just a little extra information for ya.
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My friend Mike sliced his Achilles tendon on his way to get guitar strings and a Moped. Needless to say, his guitar is still missing a G-string and he has no Moped and he might be coming back from Hawaii a little sooner than planned.
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Environmental Economics Research Paper No.5
Consultancy report prepared by: Dr David James, Ecoservices Pty Ltd
Commissioned by Environment Australia
© Commonwealth of Australia, 1997
Tradeable discharge rights consist of quantity and/or quality permits on emissions and/or effluents. The mechanisms are relatively simple. The control authority determines the total load to be borne by the environment for a particular catchment, river segment, water body or airshed, and issues a set of discharge rights (permits or entitlements). These rights may then be traded in a market, subject to any special conditions specified by the control authority.
In principle, tradeable discharge rights should be effective in meeting environmental management objectives, since the environmental tolerance is (or should be) built into the design of the system. They should also be economically efficient by leading to an equalisation of abatement costs by all dischargers trading in the market.
Various provisions may be made by the control authority for tightening the total constraint - reduction of the allowable quotas when trades take place, uniform cutbacks on a prescribed time schedule for all owners of rights, or buy-backs by government entering the market.
Tradeable discharge rights have various advantages and limitations. The main advantage is that permits are converted to a capital asset that can be bought and sold by companies, individuals and government authorities. In principle, the assimilative capacity of the environment will be allocated to its highest valued uses. An interesting prospect is that of allowing recreational users or environmental groups to enter the market and purchase rights.
Tradeable rights may have a number of practical limitations. One of the most important considerations is whether a market can be established and whether sufficient trades would occur to achieve efficiency gains. This is sometimes described as the 'thinness' or 'thickness' of the market. The costs of maintaining the market are known as 'transactions costs'.
It is possible that in some markets government agencies may dominate the market and distort the prices at which trades take place, preventing the equalisation of marginal abatement costs that is required to achieve maximum efficiency gains.
Trading between point and diffuse sources may be required to achieve both an active market and significant cost savings. Efficiency gains may be achieved by introducing zoning restrictions, special trading ratios between sources, and 'bubbles' for total loads or ambient concentrations in specific areas (James 1990).
Tradeable rights do not normally yield revenue to the control authority or government. However, there is no reason why an annual fee should not be imposed to cover administration costs. The level of the fee can be expected to affect the capital values of rights traded in the market.
Funds can also be obtained by auctioning rights or calling for tenders. This raises questions, however, about the most appropriate mechanisms for the initial allocation of rights. As well as auctions and tenders, rights can be distributed according to existing levels of discharge. The equity aspects of the allocation system may present problems. If rights are simply allocated to existing dischargers, the gains will be distributed to incumbents.
Equity problems are unavoidable with any allocation system. If rights are allocated by 'grandfathering' them to existing activities, capital assets will be allocated to incumbents, and new entrants to the market will have to pay the price to achieve rights to discharge. (In addition, there may be a 'rush' by existing dischargers to maximise their initial allocations, possibly adding to environmental problems. This effect is similar to the 'sleeper' effect that may take place with tradeable water entitlements.)
If auctions are used to allocate rights, a double investment outlay by dischargers may be required. The reason is that the formerly 'free' use of the assimilative capacity of the environment would have been capitalised in the initial investment value (purchase price) of the activity.
A number of Australian States are considering tradeable discharge rights, and the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has introduced a pilot system for salinity control in the Hunter Valley. Tradeable rights have also been introduced for the Murray-Darling Basin, providing for salinity trades between New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. New South Wales is adopting a supplementary scheme, but it is limited in scope and potential impact.
Problem Identification
The Hunter River is characterised by naturally saline conditions. Many tributaries have high salt loads resulting from natural processes. The salinity problem is exacerbated by discharges of saline waters to the river by coalmines, power stations, irrigation and other industry in the catchment, which impose external environmental costs on various groups in the community. It has been estimated that for each unit increase in salinity, measured in terms of electrical conductivity (EC), a $10,000 loss occurs throughout the catchment per annum from reductions in agricultural yield and increased costs of water supply and treatment (New South Wales EPA 1994a).
Under the provisions of the Clean Waters Act 1970, the EPA has licensed 11 coalmines to discharge saline waters to the Hunter River. The licences specified (i) a limit on the maximum allowable increase in conductivity in the river of 700 EC units after the discharge, and (ii) a limit on the maximum allowable increase in conductivity of 40 EC units caused by the discharge. This kind of discharge is described as 'trickle' discharge.
Pacific Power, which operates two large electricity generating stations at Liddell and Bayswater in the Hunter region, was also subject to EPA licence conditions. Pacific Power was permitted to discharge up to 700 megalitres per day from Lake Liddell to the Hunter River when the flow at Jerry's Plains was less than 2,000 megalitres per day, provided the salinity level in the Hunter River did not increase to more than 700 EC units. When the flow exceeded 2,000 megalitres per day, Pacific Power was permitted to discharge up to 700 megalitres per day with no salinity restrictions.
Instrument Selection
After investigating the prospects of using economic instruments to control salinity in the Hunter, the EPA decided to introduce a system of tradeable salt discharge credits. The system was developed in consultation with the Department of Land and Water Conservation, the Coal Industry Association, the Hunter Catchment Management Trust and Pacific Power.
Description of Instrument
Details of the scheme are available in a number of documents published by the New South Wales EPA (1994a, 1994b, 1995a).
The scheme was developed from the existing licensing system and was introduced in 1995 on a trial basis. The broad objectives of the scheme were to:
The scheme was designed to:
The following new features were introduced with the scheme.
The scheme has been initially limited to coalmines and Pacific Power. It is expected that diffuse sources will be brought into the scheme in the longer term to ensure effective control of salinity levels.
The total allowable load is calculated in relation to conductivity levels and, indirectly, is related to river flows. Salinity becomes a problem mainly under low-flow conditions. In high-flow periods, the river is least sensitive to discharges and irrigation usually ceases under these conditions, thus there is no need to restrict discharges.
For the purpose of determining discharges, the river is divided into three sectors - upper, middle and lower. Each licence holder is associated with a relevant sector. Water flowing in the river is divided into 'blocks', with each block consisting of the body of water that passes the Singleton gauging station during any 24-hour period in 1995. Thus in 1995 there were 365 blocks.
Each credit entitles the holder to discharge 0.1 per cent of the total allowable discharge for each block. There are 1,000 credits, each of which has a unique registration number which remains unchanged regardless of who owns the credit.
After determining the total credits available, a fixed proportion was allocated to individual mines and to Pacific Power. The EPA retained 20 per cent of the credits as an environmental buffer.
The number of credits allocated to each discharger was determined by means of a 'merit formula' which takes into account:
The environmental performance score is derived from:
Trades must be for whole credits and for whole blocks. Holders of credits are free to trade with other credit holders, but all trades must be registered with a Credit Register and a River Register. The EPA reserves the right to refuse approval of a trade if it detracts from the effective environmental operation of the scheme.
A bonus entitlement may be earned by a discharger if they purchase a special release of water from the upstream storage operated by the Department of Land and Water Conservation. The extra discharge allowed in conjunction with such releases is determined in relation to the dilution achieved, subject to the constraints that 'normal' discharge opportunities are not reduced and that the sector thresholds are not transgressed.
Monitoring is required at discharge points during discharge, for volume and conductivity. Real time monitoring must also be conducted upstream and downstream of the discharge point in the Hunter River, and upstream and downstream of discharge points in tributaries, where relevant. The permit holder is responsible for these functions. All monitoring data must be submitted to the EPA.
Permit holders must prepare and submit quarterly reports to the EPA, and keep records for two years. The EPA will conduct regular audits of the scheme. All requirements and conditions of the scheme are set down in a rule book for use by participants in the scheme (New South Wales EPA 1995a).
Assessment Against Criteria for Evaluation
A recent paper by Gilligan, Hannan and Smith (1996) documents experience with the scheme, which has now operated for more than a year. In its first year, it performed well and gave considerable promise for its continuation. In general, conductivity levels in the river remained within the targeted limits. Due to extended dry periods, it was decided, following a public consultation process, to test the scheme for another year. It was also agreed that the threshold at which discharges could occur should be reduced from 3,000 to 2,000 megalitres per day.
In the second year, only about 35 per cent of the total potential discharge opportunity was used and this subsequently led to an accumulation of wastewater by some mines. The stored water was later discharged to the river during a flood flow period.
Thus far, several dischargers have offered to sell their entitlements, but only one trade has taken place. The reasons for this are that dry conditions have created water shortages rather than a need to discharge; most mines are not prepared to trade because of uncertainty about long-term needs; and there are also uncertainties regarding the value of entitlements and arrangements for longer term allocations (Gilligan, Hannan & Smith 1996).
The EPA considers that the scheme has been superior to the previous system of licences and expects it to operate more fully after 1997. Industry has not taken maximum advantage of the provisions of the scheme and has been somewhat cautious about relinquishing options for discharge. However, industry still strongly supports the scheme and is evaluating the relevant financial costs and benefits.
There have been some difficulties with data collection and monitoring, and operation of the system is not yet fully automated. It is expected that these problems will be overcome within the coming year.
It is not possible to conduct a full assessment against the relevant criteria. However, it is possible to report that the stakeholders have been willing to participate in the scheme and trades have already taken place.
Concluding Evaluation
The scheme is a successful example of what can be achieved through an effective consultation and consensus process regarding environmental objectives and outcomes. Dischargers have more flexible options for meeting environmental targets, with a high degree of accountability.
Since the scheme is still in an evolutionary phase, it is difficult to assess its success in terms of efficiency gains. Further refinements and a widening in its scope of application can be expected in the future. The incorporation of non-point sources of salinity in the scheme, if that can be achieved, will be a major innovation in water quality management in Australia and internationally.
The system of tradeable rights in salinity for the Murray-Darling Basin came into force in 1992 as part of the Murray-Darling Basin Salinity and Drainage Strategy. The administering agency is the Murray-Darling Basin Commission. Participation in the scheme at present is limited to New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. Trades are permitted in terms of salt concentrations, measured in EC units.
'Salt credits' can be generated by investing in capital works to manage salt entering the river system and enhance river flow. Credits are tradeable between States, but are generally applied within each State to offset debits from drainage entering the river system. New South Wales has a credit of 6.15 units; and Victoria a credit of 5.92 units. South Australia and the Commonwealth have also earned credits, but it is not contemplated that they will be used to offset debits. In South Australia, salinity has been reduced by 50 EC units.
The salinity and drainage strategy is a limited form of tradeable discharge rights. The rights are not freely traded by industries or individuals, but are exchanged between governments within a constrained strategic framework. Greater flexibility is intended to be introduced to the scheme within the next five years.
New South Wales is about to introduce its own system of tradeable salinity rights for all water users contributing saline drainage to the Murray-Darling and for all water users diverting dilution flows from the Darling Basin. The rights will be issued by grandfathering. The total amount of rights initially will be 15 EC units as measured at Morgan on the River Murray in South Australia. The system is separate from the Salinity and Drainage Strategy. Only a small bundle of EC credits will be involved, and market interactions are not expected to be significant.
Problem Identification
The Hawkesbury-Nepean river system is experiencing significant environmental stress as a result of high nutrient loads, mainly phosphorus and nitrogen. This has led to algal blooms and eutrophic conditions, especially during low-flow periods. Sewage treatment plants are a major source of nutrients, although discharges occur also from other point sources and non-point sources in the catchment.
Instrument Selection
Over the last two years the New South Wales EPA, in consultation with Sydney Water, has been developing a bubble licence incorporating a number of Sydney Water sewage treatment plants within the Hawkesbury-Nepean river system. The framework is being developed by operational, economics and environmental policy staff from the EPA and Sydney Water (Izmir & Shepherd 1995; New South Wales EPA 1995c). The scheme has aimed to help reduce nutrient loads in the river in a cost-effective manner.
The EPA has decided to introduce a bubble licence, designated the South Creek Bubble Licence, incorporating the St Mary's, Quakers Hill and Riverstone sewage treatment plants which discharge into South and Eastern Creeks. The New South Wales EPA (1996b) recently published details of the proposed scheme.
Licence conditions associated with the scheme have been applied to Sydney Water's licences from 1 July 1996 for the 1996-97 licence period. The bubble pollution control licence is underpinned by a strong regulatory framework, which is essential for effective functioning of the economic instrument and to ensure attainment of environmental management objectives.
Description of Instrument
The term 'bubble' is used to describe an imaginary bubble placed over a number of discharge points. The main attribute of a bubble licence is that the regulator controls the aggregate load generated within the bubble, rather than controlling emissions or effluents from individual sources. The advantage of such a scheme over more traditional regulatory approaches is that the operator is given more flexibility in finding cost-effective solutions, while ensuring that the overall discharge targets set by the regulator are achieved. Environmental gains can be made at lower costs because relatively greater reductions can be undertaken by plants with lower abatement costs.
Bubble licences involve the regulatory authority setting a limit (that is, imposing a bubble) on the aggregate discharge load for a discharger or group of dischargers, allowing free choice in how the limit should be met (New South Wales EPA 1995c). The advantages of such a system over the traditional command and control approach are that:
The following management issues were addressed in developing the scheme:
A number of potential configurations of plants that could provide the basis for a bubble licence were investigated. The sewage treatment plants considered are major contributors to water quality problems in particular stretches of the river; have the technical capacity for significant reductions in discharges; and have varying abatement costs for further reductions in nutrient discharges.
One of the key tools used in the analysis of potential bubble configurations was the Hawkesbury-Nepean Nutrient Management Model developed by the New South Wales EPA (1995c). This is a compact environmental-economic model which was used to assess the potential for abatement at different sewage treatment plants, the cost of abatement and the corresponding impact on river quality.
The aim of the scheme is to reduce high nutrient loads within the creeks and the main stem of the river. It is estimated that the three sewage treatment plants currently contribute around 60 per cent of the phosphorus load and around 75 per cent of the nitrogen load in the section of the Hawkesbury River at Wilberforce Reach, downstream of the junction with South Creek. High nutrient concentrations occurring in this stretch of the river are causing eutrophication problems. The environmental outcomes to be achieved by the bubble licence are reduced potential for excessive growth of algae and other water plants, and improved protection of aquatic ecosystems.
The aggregate load limits for the bubble licence for phosphorus and nitrogen are to be reduced significantly over an eight-year period. Load targets specified for the year 2004 will result in an 83 per cent reduction in predicted phosphorus loads and around a 50 per cent reduction in predicted nitrogen loads. Interim targets are also set to ensure continuous environmental improvement. The nitrogen target is to be reviewed at the end of 1997, following a period of monitoring and research. While annual load limits will restrict the load discharged to the environment, additional regulatory control in the form of maximum concentrations are to be set for each sewage treatment plant to ensure that any operating difficulty at a particular plant is promptly recognised and rectified.
Assessment Against Criteria for Evaluation
It is not possible to fully assess the scheme at present, as it has only just been introduced. However, it is estimated that cost savings from the bubble licence scheme, compared to uniform discharge concentration limits, are in the order of 10 per cent to 20 per cent. The load-based licensing aspect of the scheme is also expected to provide considerable incentive for Sydney Water to investigate innovative alternatives to traditional technologies, which could result in additional savings in abatement costs.
Concluding Evaluation
The South Creek Bubble Licence is the first of its kind to be applied to water quality management in Australia. While it is currently being applied only to sewage treatment plants in Sydney Water's sub-catchment, there is also scope for incorporating other point and non-point sources at a later date. Other point sources include sewage treatment plants at McGraths Hill and South Windsor, which are operated by Hawkesbury Shire Council.
Problem Identification
The Kwinana area, south of Perth, is heavily industrialised. Emissions of sulphur dioxide were a major form of air pollution in the 1970s. Ambient concentrations declined with the advent of natural gas from the North West Shelf, but this was not enough to guarantee acceptable air quality in the future. The Western Australian Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) decided to take pre-emptive action and established an Environmental Protection Policy designed to control air quality in the Kwinana area.
Instrument Selection
The instrument selected by the DEP is based on the bubble concept, which limits emissions from point sources, subject to meeting ambient concentration targets for specified air pollutants. The Kwinana scheme applies to sulphur dioxide and total suspended particulates.
Description of Instrument
The scheme has been described by the Western Australian EPA (1992). The material presented here draws on a paper by Rayner (1995).
The targets for controlling sulphur dioxide in the area, specified as standards and limits, are shown in Table 10.1. 'Standard' is defined as the concentration of atmospheric waste which it is desirable not to exceed, and 'limit' as the concentration of atmospheric waste that shall not be exceeded.
The areas referred to in the table are different land zonings:
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|Area C
Source: Rayner (1995)
Dischargers in the area are responsible for controlling emissions so as to comply with the ambient standards and limits. DEP assists them by using a dispersion model to estimate the contributions to ambient concentrations from each source. Industry has agreed to comply with the emission constraints, in the expectation that it will be able to optimise their operations in a cost-effective manner.
The steps taken in implementing the scheme are as follows.
This procedure ensures feedback between the predictions of the computer model and the environmental performance of industry. It also allows for flexible trade-offs in emissions from individual sources while complying with the overall standards and limits in the area. Although industry does not have ownership of the rights to discharge, it nevertheless has ownership of the final result.
The scheme involves a number of complexities. A major point source is the Alcoa refinery, which has the capability of switching between oil and gas as a source of fuel. When oil is burned, sulphur dioxide emissions from Alcoa are higher than when gas is burned. Two different patterns of adjustment are thus required by other dischargers in the area, according to Alcoa's choice of fuel. Cement works in the area are also a significant source of sulphur dioxide emissions. Special negotiations are being undertaken with cement works to help reduce total loads.
Another aspect of the scheme is that the predictive capability of the dispersion model in relation to the effects of sea breezes could be improved. The CSIRO Division of Atmospheric Research is working to improve the performance of the model.
The Kwinana Industries Council represents industry's views and negotiating positions with DEP. The council conducts monitoring operations for ambient sulphur dioxide concentrations on behalf of all participating industries and shares its data with the results of monitoring undertaken by DEP. Stack monitoring has not been required from all dischargers.
Assessment Against Criteria for Evaluation
The scheme has gained general acceptance by industry in the area and has led to a sense of joint ownership of the management regime between industry and DEP. There is cost sharing for compliance and monitoring. Negotiations among individual dischargers, and between dischargers as a whole and DEP, appear to be working smoothly.
Further refinements of the dispersion model and more extensive model simulations are expected to show that there is still room, within the prescribed standards and limits, for further industrial development within the area. This represents a potential economic gain at no expense to the environment or to industry, assuming that the standards and limits have been appropriately set.
Concluding Evaluation
The scheme adopted for the Kwinana industrial area is inherently flexible and allows for the prospect of agreements among individual dischargers that are cost-effective and commercially practicable. Its requirements for monitoring and compliance indicate that it is also effective in meeting air quality standards. The scheme could easily be extended to a system of tradeable permits for sulphur oxide emissions.


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"O'Connell was a great councillor. At that time if there was a Catholic, no matter how high or great or learned he was, he could not get a place. But if a Protestant came that was a blockhead and ignorant, the place would be open to him. There was a revolution rising because of that, and O'Connell brought it into the House of Commons and got it changed. He was the greatest man ever was in Ireland. He was a very clever lawyer; he would win every case, he would put it so strong and clear and clever. If there were fifteen lawyers against him—five and ten—he would win it against them all, whether the case was bad or good."
"Corly, that burned his house in Burren, was very bad, and it was O'Connell brought him to the gallows. The only case O'Connell lost was against the Macnamaras, and he told them he would be even with them, and so when Corly, that was a friend of theirs, was brought up he kept his word. There was no doubt about him burning the house, it was to implicate the Hynes he did it, to lay it on them. There was a girl used to go out milking at daybreak, and she awoke, and the moon was shining, and she thought it was day, and got up and looked out, and she saw him doing it."
"O'Connell was a great man, wide big arms he had. It was he left us the cheap tea; to cheapen it he did, that was at that time a shilling for one bare ounce. His heart is in Rome and his body in Glasnevin. A lovely man, he would put you on your guard; he was for the country, he was all for Ireland."
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Summer basketball league action for the Mount St. Joseph Academy varsity got underway on the first of the month, and on Monday, June 7 the hoopsters ran their record to 3-0. The MSJ varsity competes in the Hatboro Horsham league, while JV players and incoming freshmen are participating in the Lou Cappiella League in Roxborough, which is administered by Springside coach Brian Morris.
Although the Mount varsity was able to muster just seven players against the more numerous Rams of Pennridge High School last Monday, the Magic overwhelmed the Bucks County ballclub, 47-5, giving up just one field goal on defense.
MSJ center Steph Smith, a rising senior, had an AAU team conflict and could not make the game, but the Mount wasn't lacking for offense as two sophomores-to-be combined for 32 points. Kelsey Jones led numerous fast breaks and shot five-for-seven at the foul line to finish with 18 points, and her classmate Meg Geatens bagged a pair of three-point field goals en route to a 14-point outing.
One of the athletes playing summer ball for the Magic is bound to feel right at home in the Hatboro Horsham gym. Cailin Schmeer, a 5'8" guard, was a sophomore starter for the Hatters this past winter, but she'll enter the Mount as a junior in September.
The Mount led Pennridge the whole way after junior Bridget Higgins drove in to score right off of the opening tip. After a few more fast break buckets by the Magic, the Rams called time-out, trailing 9-0 six minutes into the action. Mount St. Joe kept pulling away, and was ahead 20-0 before Pennridge finally got on the scoreboard, hitting a single free throw with 3:41 remaining in the first of the 20-minute (running clock) halves.
With six seconds left in the period, a Pennridge guard took the ball the length of the court and drove the lane to deposit a lay-up. This last-second bucket set the halftime tally at 26-3, but it would prove to be the only field goal the Rams scored throughout the game.
Despite the lopsided score at the interlude, the Magic still had room for improvement in one area; they'd only made three of their 12 free throws in the opening period. They shot better from the stripe in the second stanza, going five-for-seven. Pennridge put in two of six free throws, but that constituted the Rams' entire offensive output during the period.
MSJ seniors Mary Jo Horgan and Meg Black scored four and two points, respectively, and junior forward Sarah Krmpotich made a couple of nice inside moves and finished with five points. Two apiece from Higgins and Schmmeer completed the Mount's winning total.


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I've sold 8 valor boots at 10,000g a piece on the Auction House. Boots 9-12 are up right now. I think that is where I'm going to stop, but wow the money came in fast!
Sure it was a lot of dungeon running with alts the past month, but I'm happy to have over 100k now.
ladeezluvlarry71 said...
I only have two 85 alts, but I figure that I've made 140g a day when you average out the valor bracers I've sold. The easiest way to make money in my opinion is to just level alts. You'll make several thousand just getting to 85 (like was mentioned in the last column) and then getting valor capped every week nets you 6k-8k every 1.25 weeks per alt! Of course prices are dropping fast, but the first few weeks of a tier can be really profitable! I know a guy who made almost 100k across his five 85 alts during firelands.
Unless of course, you're on Ragnaros, then you can't do this. :(
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Man, you're lucky. Boots were going on my server for 17k on the first day, but by the end of the first week had dropped to 4.2 prices of 5k each, and 3.5k for bracers. Some people just can't bare to see profiteering :(


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5 Simple Steps to Your Chic New Bed!
Bohemian Retreat: Sheets
The embroidered details connect these sheets to your scheme's dominant color.
Chelsea Berry cotton sateen sheet set, Blissliving Home, from $225; blisslivinghome.com.
Bohemian Retreat: Blanket
Unify and anchor the mix of patterns with a cozy solid.
Ideal wool-acrylic blanket, the Company Store, from $99; thecompanystore.com.
Bohemian Retreat: Pillows
Have fun and experiment with motifs and fabrics from around the world.
Chiapas cotton pillow, L'Aviva Home, $185/20"; lavivahome.com. Kaleidoscope embroidered linen pillow, Jamie Young, $225/16"; horchow.com.
Bohemian Retreat: Throw
A block-printed quilt breaks up the density of the other pieces.
Carnation Georgette quilt, Les Indiennes, from $392; lesindiennesshop.com.
Bohemian Retreat: Headboard
Hang a vintage textile on the wall or drape it over an existing headboard.
Uzbek embroidered silk suzani, Yurdan, $360/63" x 85"; yurdan.com.
Classic Comfort: Sheets
Solid blue lines on a white base create a preppy, pulled-together look.
Meridian sheets and cases, Matouk, from $88; finelinens.com.
Classic Comfort: Blanket
A fleecy white coverlet is the perfect complement to the blue-and-white patterns on the rest of the bed.
St. Moritz cotton blanket, Sferra, $243/queen; sferra.com.
Classic Comfort: Pillows
Bold throw pillows with traditional geometric patterns punch up an otherwise serene setting.
Fretwork embroidered linen pillow, Tourmaline, $258/22"; 845-809-5700. Links cotton pillow, Pine Cone Hill, $104/18"; gracioushome.com.
Classic Comfort: Throw
Fill a white duvet cover that exactly matches the hue of your sheets with a fluffy comforter for an inviting, pillowy layer at the foot of the bed.
Meridian duvet cover, Matouk, from $303; finelinens.com.
Classic Comfort: Headboard
The scalloped silhouette subtly references graphic elements in the bedding and throw pillows.
Stevenson basic headboard, Ballard Designs, from $299; ballarddesigns.com.


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YEARLING BONUS reaches £1MILLION
WITH the £1 million payment landmark reached this week, organisers of the Racing Post Yearling Bonus are close to finalising the two-year-old races which will feature in the scheme for the remainder of the 2009 season and beyond.
The 100th bonus win of the debut season was reached at Windsor on Monday night when Roman Dancer collected both a £10,000 yearling bonus and a £5,000 Racing Post Breeze-Up bonus.
Responding to £1 million yearling bonus barrier being reached, BHA chairman Paul Roy said: "The Racing Post Yearling Bonus has been a wonderful success. Congratulations to its organisers and also to all the sales consignors who have contributed to it and helped encourage people to invest at the sales."
Yearling bonus races from August 24 will see an emphasis on juveniles with less speedy pedigrees, according to the scheme's race planning expert Philip Freedman, who added that there could also an increased number of bonus races staged for three-year-olds next season. In a new development, only courses who agree to provide prize-money worth £1,000 more than minimum values will be allowed to allowed to stage a bonus race.
"To date the scheme has inevitably favoured early sorts but exactly the same proportion of eight- furlong fillies only maidens will have a bonus attached as five furlong colts maidens to ensure that every type of horse should have the same chance of finding a race with a bonus attached," Freedmansaid.
"We are also looking at increasing the number of bonus races we had scheduled to be open to three-year-old maidens in Britain and Ireland next season to ensure that all types of yearlings are catered for."
Yearling Bonus chairman John Osborne said: "Our 100th winner is a very exciting development and a very timely one as it coincides with (today's) deadlines for nominations to the Tattersalls October (books 1 to 3), Goffs Orby and Tattersalls Ireland September sales.
"These are challenging times for racing and the fact that we have been able to put £1 million directly into prize-money this season has been clearly welcomed by owners, many of whom now intend to re-invest that money at this autumn's yearling sales."
The boost to racehorse owners that the yearling bonus has provided was recognised last night by Michael Harris, chief executive of the Racehorse Owners' Association.
He said: "Congratulations to all concerned for reaching this landmark. The fact that there is still another £1.6 million to be won underlines its success. A £10,000 bonus is a big incentivefor owners at any time but, when prize-money is dipping so badly, this self-help scheme is very important to the industry."


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Vietnamese-Style Soup With Beef
- 4 ounces thin rice noodles
- 1 pound sirloin steak frozen for 15 minutes prior to cooking (makes slicing easier)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 1 inch piece peeled ginger, thinly sliced
- 6 cups low-sodium beef broth
- 1 tablespoon fish sauce
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1/4 pound snow peas
- 4 ounces shiitake mushrooms, stems removed and caps sliced
- 1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 2 cups fresh bean sprouts
- Cilantro, basil and lime wedges (optional)
1. Cook the noodles according to package directions; drain.
2. Cut the steak into very thin slices; season with the salt, cloves, cinnamon and allspice.
3. In a soup pot, heat the canola oil over medium-high heat. Add sliced steak and cook, stirring frequently, about 3 minutes or until edges have browned but meat is still pink in the middle.
4. Add the garlic and ginger; cook 30 seconds. Add the broth, fish sauce and honey; bring to a boil. Reduce heat and add the snow peas, mushrooms, bell pepper and noodles; simmer 3 minutes.
5. Ladle the soup into bowls, top with the bean sprouts and garnish with the cilantro, basil and lime wedges if desired.


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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Gary Oldman would be frickin' awesome as Medivh :-) Also like the suggestions for Garrosh and Garona. Thrall... hmmmmm, I wouldn't dare to suggest anyone because I can't think of a single actor with that potential of awesome. But Tyrande needs to be older, Cate Blanchett or similar (and I'm not saying that because she played Galadriel in LOTR, but because she's brilliant).
I do love the suggestion of Michele Morrow for Sylvanas, I'm sure she could pull it off and unlike most of the other suggestions, she actually plays WoW and knows what it's all about.
zubbiefish said...
I'm not so sure Tyrande needs an actor that is older. She needs someone timeless.


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Discovery Channel
We tend to hang on to our old friends and beliefs and hang out with people with similar worldviews as our own. Even though fraternizing with like-minded people makes us feel good because it reinforces what we already believe in, it also makes us fall into a "groupthink" trap. Groupthink stops us from seeing our faults and shortcomings because our views are always reconfirmed by our group, so we aren't always compelled to change them.
Groupthink is when people agree with each other to maintain the status quo. The concept has been defined by Yale social psychologist Irving Janis as "a mode of thinking that people engage in when the members' striving for unanimity override their motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action" [source: Griffin]. Janis has pointed to several leadership decisions throughout history, such as President Truman's invasion of Korea, President Nixon's Watergate break-in, President Kennedy's Bay of Pigs invasion and more recently, NASA's decisions regarding the 1986 space shuttle Challenger's launch despite warnings about potential disaster. Irving has said that the people who were involved in these decisions were not bad leaders or stupid. Instead, they participated in groupthink.
Groupthink has surfaced in experiments when there were four or more people involved in a decision-making process. Sometimes, these groups strive so hard agree that they simply don't think of exploring alternative solutions to the issues and problems they're addressing. Researchers have found that in larger groups, some people tend to underperform and let others handle the bulk of the decision load. In practical terms, this means groupthink can hit you where you live and work. Groupthink has been found detrimental to organizations' management, for example [source: Choi]. And when organizations pressure dissenters so that they won't speak out or rock the boat, they're likely stuck in groupthink that could prove damaging. Quieting dissenters and presenting an illusion of agreement are two symptoms of groupthink [source: Griffin]. Including members who have diverse viewpoints or asking leaders to withhold their views until the end of the decision-making process can help combat groupthink.
Some researchers say that groupthink isn't all bad [source: Choi]. Sometimes, seeking concurrence might promote a group's performance. Let's say you're a young band just starting out: Wouldn't it be better if you all really got behind your latest song instead of looking for alternative ways to play it -- or worse, following one member's suggestion that you switch songs two nights before your first gig?
For the most part, however, groupthink can leave people stranded in the status quo. You don't have to trade in your old friends or work colleagues for new ones just to reach new ways of thinking, however. You can simply add new people with different backgrounds and perspectives than you to your group. Widening your circle helps you meet other great people, and learn and adopt ideas that might be good for you.
How is social signaling predictive of human behavior?
Answered by Alex Sandy Pentland
Do people who've been blind since birth dream?
Answered by Diana Bocco
Is the Internet good or bad for society?
Answered by Paul Schmitz and Discovery Fit & Health


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Biodiversity Events
Jane Goodall Explores the Links Between Conservation and Human Health
April 06, 2005 // 12:30pm — 2:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
In this Director's Forum, Jane Goodall expresses an urgent concern for the survival of our planet and its animal kingdom, along with a sense of hope that humans have the capacity to find alternatives to our destructive ways.
Regional Integration in the Amazon: Challenges and Prospects
March 14, 2005 // 11:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Rosalía Arteaga, Secretary General of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), discusses challenges to regional integration in the Amazon.
Population-Environmental Piggybacking: Integrating an Environmental Module into Guatemala's Demographic and Health Survey
October 12, 2004 // 12:00am
Environmental Change and Security Program
The Petén region, located in the northern part of Guatemala, is a population-environment hot spot. ProPetén, an environmental and social organization working in the region, spearheaded an effort to add data on environment to USAID's Demographic and Health Survey. Liza Grandia, president of the Board of Directors of ProPetén, discusses the initiative.
Population, Environment, Poverty, and Politics in the Philippines
June 08, 2004 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Congressman Nereus Acosta, of the Philippines' House of Representatives, speaks about his government's response to problems linking population and the environment. Joan Regina L. Castro and Leona Ann D'Agnes of the Integrated Population and Coastal Resource Management (IPOPCoRM) Initiative give an overview of their program.
Book Launch: One With Nineveh: Politics, Consumption, and the Human Future
May 18, 2004 // 10:00am — 12:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Paul Ehrlich warns that we must confront the serious problems of climate change, land degradation, groundwater overuse, and biodiversity loss, and proposes ways to increase media attention and ethical discourse on these issues, as he launches his latest book at the Wilson Center.
Film Screening: Seas of Grass
March 24, 2004 // 11:00am — 1:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Episode of "Journey to Planet Earth" looks at the world's grasslands, with filmmakers Marilyn and Hal Weiner.
Environment, Population, and Health: Development Strategies for a More Secure World
January 29, 2004 // 11:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Speaking at the Woodrow Wilson Center for the first time, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jared Diamond argues that population growth and overusing natural resources lead to societal collapse.
Life in Balance: Partnering to Improve Reproductive Health, the Environment, and Livelihood Security
December 18, 2003 // 11:00am — 1:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Integrating population, development, and environmental activities can improve a community's reproductive health and livelihood security, according to an innovative coalition working in the Philippines
Putting Conservation in Context: Social Science Tools for Conservation Practitioners
November 12, 2003 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Founded in 1999, the Community Conservation Coalition (CCC) is a Washington, D.C.-based forum comprised of diverse organizations interested in the human dimension of biodiversity conservation worldwide.
Sparing Nature:The Conflict Between Human Population Growth and Biodiversity
October 31, 2003 // 9:00am — 11:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Since prehistoric times, human population growth has led to the extinction of other species. Using insights from paleoanthropology, Professor Jeffrey McKee examines the impact of a population boom on biodiversity conservation.


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Sacramento is the capital of the state of California in the United States of America. It has a population of about 2.5 million.
Sage is a shrub originally from the Mediterranean region. It has pale greyish furry leaves, and grows all year around. Is used to flavour fatty meat dishes, and as an ingredient in sausages in some countries. It is very commonly used with onions as stuffing for chicken or pork.


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|Co-Founder and CEO of Big Switch Networks since 4/2010. The company is funded by Khosla Ventures and Index Ventures.
|Assistant Consulting Professor and head of the Clean Slate Lab at Stanford University from 5/2008 to 3/20010. Primarily working on the OpenFlow Standard. Also co-teaching the graduate level class on computer networks CS244.
|Entrepreneur in Residence at Morgenthaler Ventures since 5/2008.
|Voltage Security from 11/2002 to 5/2008. Co-founded the company with Dan Boneh, Rishi Kacker and Matt Pauker in 2002. Raised initial round of funding and served as engineering manager, CTO and board member.
|Principal Associate at Kappa IT Ventures, a Munich based early-stage Technology Fund from 2001-2002.
|McKinsey & Company, Summer 1999. Worked as summer associate on redefining the e-commerce strategy for a major European software company.
|Technology Analyst at Daimler-Benz, Tokyo, Japan. Summer 1997.
From 1991 to 1994 I started a company with three friends (Tobias being one of them) that developed image manipulation software. We made lots of mistakes and I learned a lot about software development.
|Ph.D. in Computer Science from Stanford University in 2005. Teaching experience in algorithms, networking and marketing.
|May '96 to August '97 visiting research associate at the Institute of Industrial Science of the University of Tokyo in the group of Prof. Hideki Hashimoto. Work on computer vision, perceptual intelligence and man-machine interaction.
|November '94 to August '95 visiting student at the LIFIA in the PRIMA group at the IMAG (which has since split), Grenoble with James L. Crowley. Work on Masters Thesis on feature based vision for robots.
|Diplom (Master) in physics at the University of Karlsruhe in '96. Master's Thesis advisor was Prof. R. Dillmann who was at that time at the IPR.
|Best Demo Award at SIGCOMM 2008 for "A Demonstration of Virtual Machine Mobility in an OpenFlow network".
|Named a Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum in 2006
|Named Top 100 Young Innovator
by MIT Technology Review in 2004
(the TR100 has since been renamed TR35)
|Grand Prize
Stanford Entrepreneurship Competition (e-Challenge) 2002
and "Best Innovation" at the Global e-Challenge, Singapore, 2002
|Alumni of the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes
|Erster Preis (firzt prize)
Bundeswettbewerb Mathematik 1987
Publications and Talks
Over 20 peer-reviewed research publications, including papers at SIGCOMM, INFOCOM an USENIX.
For a partial lst see the Publications Page.
Six issues US patents, and over 20 national and international applications pending.
Over 30 public talks on technology and entrepreneurship.
German (native), English (near native), French (conversational), Japanese (conversational) and Spanish (very basic).
Sailing US Sailing BC certified. Member of Club Nautique.
Casual running, occasional trail run or half/full marathon.
Trekking (Kilimanjaro, Roraima, Whittney), Alpinism and Skiing.


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Steven Alan x Reebok Instapump Fury
We've seen a variety of Reebok Instapump Fury collaborations this year, highlighting the 20th anniversary of the groundbreaking silhouette through joint venture releases with a number of premier sneaker retailers. This one, on the other hand, comes out of left field, featuring guest styling by acclaimed New … READ MORE
Steven Alan x CLAE Strayhorn Vibram
Featuring a sleek suede upper combined with the classic workboot style, Steven Alan and the footwear experts over at CLAE have a very special silhouette for you to consider this Fall. Dubbed the Strayhorn Vibram, this otherwise work-minded model is given a more sophisticated feel thanks to … READ MORE
Wings + Horns for Steven Alan | Available Now
Two masters of refined, understated design join forces for a capsule collection of eminently wearable basics that'll have you pining for the arrival of fall. The goods in the wings + horns for Steven Alan range comprise a CPO shirt, zip hoodie and sweat pant, each available … READ MORE
Steven Alan x Reigning Champ "Classic Americana" Capsule Collection
Premium fleece specialist Reigning Champ has joined forces with celebrated American designer Steven Alan for the Classic Americana capsule collection. Finished in either a speckled grey or navy hue, the individual pieces take the form of a crewneck sweater, shawlneck pullover and cardigan, each constructed from an … READ MORE
ISAORA Pop-Up Store at Steven Alan Annex Chelsea | New York
Large quantity of alcohol is certainly not a catalyst for great ideas, unless you are Ricky Hendry and Marc Daniels. Unwilling to settle, both thought of new projects to tackle a few years back. But not till a drunk evening among friends on the neon-lit Las Vegas … READ MORE
Steven Alan x Nike Zoom Leshot
For Steven Alan's latest collaboration with Nike, the American designer has gone with a lesser known silhouette dubbed the Leshot. The low-profile sneaker is inspired by the 1976 Nike Killshot racquetball shoe, featuring a tonal nylon upper with padded tongue and Zoom Air unit in the heel … READ MORE
Steven Alan x Keds – Anchor Chukka Capsule Collection | Preview
With a lean on nautical theme, the new collaborative project between Keds and trendsetter Steven Alan emphasized on the casual stroll along Martha's Vineyard or those meditative fishing session off the piers of Fire Island. Orientation on muted colorways of navy, olive or light grey, each harks … READ MORE
Freshness Week in Review: 1/16/2011 1/22/2011
It's pretty obvious what the overall theme was this week: shows – both runway and buyer's events. From Pitti Uomo in Florence, to Paris Fashion Week, to Bread and Butter in Berlin, and Agenda and (capsule), in our own New York City, which had artistic direction by … READ MORE
Steven Alan x Nike Sportswear Collection
An icon of contemporary style, Steven Alan, has breathed some inspiration into a capsule collection of footwear from Nike Sportswear. The collection includes the Air Zoom Magma, Air Zoom Toki, Talache Low, and Air Zoom Lava Dome. It's an interesting mix of shoes, and a bit outside … READ MORE
Steven Alan x Chari & Co. – Fleece Jacket
The meeting of two New Yorkers in New York results in a solution for those who commute by bicycles, and are unwilling to put their wheels in storage just because the weather is getting colder. Chari & Co. had teamed up with New York designer, Steven Alan, … READ MORE
Freshness Week In Review: 10/04/2010 – 10/08/2010
This seems to be a week of controversy and debate, be it something political like the saga of the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Liu Xiaobo, or something related to design like the new Gap logo. However, opinions and arguments aside, we have unearthed interesting things this week … READ MORE


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Four years ago Ellis Holtom, of Stratford-upon-Avon, was born with half a working heart. Later, the Herald featured his condition as a tribute to the work of Birmingham Children's Hospital where he was treated. Now, to mark Congenital Heart Defect Week his mum, Vicki, updates his story. . .
ALL 326 local planning authorities in England, councils like Stratford-on-Avon District, need a local plan. The core strategy is a component of that local plan. It contains all the local district wide policies that need to be considered when processing planning applications. New development needs to satisfy local needs, helping to realise the hopes and ambitions of its communities and protect them from situations they fear. New homes and places to work should provide then with a healthy lifestyle, a pleasant place to live, good recreational facilities and above all the infrastructure that enhances their quality of life. The buzzword to describe this is 'sustainable'.
THE poor are paying more than they should be for their energy, according to damning new evidence from Stratford-upon-Avon's Citizens Advice Bureau. Prepayment meters (PPMs) are costing users in fuel poverty a "disproportionate amount" for what little gas and electricity they can afford, the bureau has found. There are around 7.2 million people on prepayment meters in the UK and several thousand in the district of Stratford. Despite Stratford's reputation as an affluent area, the bureau is being forced to come to the aid of more and more people living in fuel poverty on an increasingly regular basis.
AN OFFICIAL paving stone commemorating Stratford-upon-Avon's forgotten war hero for the 100th anniversary of the First World War will be placed in the town, the government has confirmed. Rex Warneford – the first man to single-handedly shoot down a zeppelin - was ignored in the government's initial plans to recognise Victoria Cross winners because he was born abroad in India. The Herald launched a campaign, together with King Edward VI school, where Rex lived and studied for five years, to get the fighter pilot recognised.
TWO south Warwickshire stately homes will be on show in a new BBC Two drama starting at 9pm tonight (Monday).
Ragley Hall near Alcester, and Upton House off the Banbury Road, were both used during filming for Dancing on the Edge, a 1930s drama following a black jazz band in London.
The drama follows black jazz musicians, the Louis Lester Band, as they find fame amongst the parties and performances of London's upper class society.
Although many recoil at the performance of black musicians in polite society, the city's more progressive socialites including members of the Royal Household take the band under their wing.
But when the band becomes entangled in their shadowy world, it results in a suspected murder.


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I am in the process of figuring out which barrels I want for a couple rifles I am going to be building. I am going to go with one krieger if I can get it in time but that isn't looking likely. I have read a little about hawk hill customs barrels and haven't read anything bad. I was just wondering if any of you all had experience with them and your thoughts.
Krieger is a 11 month wait currently for the calibers I need. I will probably use douglas for one of the rifles as I can get a pretty good deal on one.


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-Re: Getting the SSL Client DN
Didn't get a reply on this, thought I'd ask again.
Has anyone used a client SSL cert with Avro rpc methods?
Exposing the DN from the client certificate into the environment would be handy.
On Oct 8, 2013, at 11:26 AM, Charles Pritchard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Avro RPC has a nice example of using Netty ChannelPipeline with an SSL handler. Are there any examples of actually pulling data from that interaction?
> I'd like to be able to access the client certificate. It seems like this would be somewhere around addRPCPlugin but I just don't quite see how I'd get the client SSL context.
> -Charles