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Asia-Pacific failing to save forests, grassland loss
Asia-Pacific nations are failing to halt the loss of natural forests and grasslands, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on Tuesday, robbing people of their livelihoods and worsening environmental problems like desertification and climate change.
Forests and grasslands make up 58 percent of the region's land mass, but each year 2 million hectares (20,000 square kms) are degraded and rendered useless, Patrick Durst, a FAO senior forestry officer told a food conference in Ulan Bator.
Across the Asia-Pacific, 400 million hectares (4 mln sq kms) - an area equal to the combined size of India and Myanmar - are now in bad need of restoration, he said.
"We are already seeing strong negative impacts," Durst told Reuters at the conference.
In China and Mongolia, over-grazing and poor land management mean herders increasingly have to give up feeding their livestocks and instead look for new jobs in fast-growing cities. Lost grassland boosts desertification and helps cause massive sand storms that sometimes carry as far as eastern Canada.
Meanwhile, illegal logging, farmland expansion and urbanization drive deforestation across the region, especially in Southeast Asia.
Data from green group WWF show the greater Mekong region lost a third of its forests in the 35 years to 2009, even though deforestation rates have slowed somewhat in recent years.
Bucking the trend would form a basis for much needed economic development in the region, Durst said.
"Forest and grassland restoration can provide a range of ecosystem-derived environmental, social and economic benefits," he said.
But solving the issue would require funding arrangements, stronger domestic law enforcement, strong political will and capacity-building, FAO said.
Reforestation Gone Wrong
In search of positive news, FAO said that while loss of natural forests continue, actual forest coverage in the region has increased over the past 20 years, mostly thanks to reforestation programmes in China, India and Vietnam.
But experts say problems have only gotten worse in many reforested areas because biologically diverse forests have been replaced with single species planted for commercial purposes, such as palm oil and rubber plantations.
In China's Yunnan province, for example, experts say reforestation policies are partly to blame for a four-year drought despite being a rain-rich regions.
Less than 10 percent of Yunnan's natural forest remains, and recently planted commercial trees lack the ability to regulate groundwater flow. Because they are more water intensive than native trees they require irrigation, consuming a large share of the region's water resources.
"Mixing trees with grass in dry areas would ensure their survival and protect biodiversity, isolate pests and limit forest fires," said Jin Zhonghao, China director for WWF's global forest and trade network.
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Having your chimney inspected once a year by a company that specializes in chimney repair in Alpharetta, can save your home from a house fire or smoke damage. There are several reasons the chimney sweep may recommend you have your chimney repaired.
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One of the problems can start the moment your flue liner is installed. Many chimney companies will use regular mortar in the flue liner joints. The flue liners aren't tall enough to reach the top of your roof line and so they are stacked. The liners are supposed to be sealed together with refractory material. However, few chimney installers know that brick mortar is not a refractory material and shouldn't be used on the flue joints. The result is that the joints separate and as you use your chimney. This will have to be fixed before you can burn in the fireplace or stove.
Sometimes a flue isn't installed correctly. The technician simply stacks the liners and the builds the chimney around them. When the liners aren't secured together, they will shift as hot or cold air moves up or down the flue. When there are gaps in the liner, there's the opportunity for fire, smoke, and ash to escape into your attic or home. If this is the case, you'll need to have them properly aligned and secured so the problem doesn't happen again.
While the idea that fire, smoke and ash can get through the gaps in your chimney liner, there is also the problem of creosote.
Creosote is a flammable material. If it builds up in the chimney, it can catch fire. If it is allowed to get between the liner and the chimney wall or even into the attic, then it can cause a fire in those areas. Most home fires are caused by a problem in the chimney with dryer vent fires coming in a close second.
Thankfully, there's a new technique for fixing chimneys that's taking the chimney sweep and home repair world by storm. Instead of ripping out the brick and realigning the liner, you can have the liner coated with a ceramic material. This material fills in the gaps and exceeds the heat requirements for residential chimneys. The best part of this fix is that it's guaranteed for 20 years. If you're worried about the state of your chimney, or know that there is a problem, then call a company that specializes in chimney repair in Alpharetta.


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ELF reviews
I recently placed a decent-sized order from ELF and wanted to talk about the stuff I got, mmkay?
Studio 11-piece brush set – The whole reason I placed an ELF order was that they were having a promotion where this $30 brush set was being offered for about $3 when you ordered at least $25 of other stuff. Up til now, my brush collection has consisted of a sparse group of shed-happy knockoff MAC brushes I purchased on eBay over a year ago, plus a couple of extras my mom gave me, so obviously I needed some new brushes.
This set is really wonderful and comes with just about every type of brush I need. I've been using the "small angled brush" for lips, the "blush brush" for contouring as well as blush, and the big fluffy "complexion brush" for powder. I'm sure the rest of them will get a lot of use too – I'm just a bit overwhelmed right now!
Essential Blending Eye Brush – I bought this separately because the 11-piece kit didn't explicitly contain a blending brush. I'm liking it so far, though it does shed a little.
Essential 28-Piece Beach Beauty Palette in "Day" – This is a multi-media set containing 16 eyeshadows, 8 glosses, 2 bronzers, 2 blushes, and an awful little applicator. The eyeshadows are not very pigmented but perform much better when applied over a primer and my NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in "Milk," which acts as an adherent and makes the colors brighter and more intense. While the other products are okay, I've mostly been using this one for the eyeshadows. The blues and pinks will get a lot of use, methinks.
Studio Contouring Blush & Bronzing Cream – This was kind of a mistake; I didn't fully realize that it was cream when I ordered it, and thought it was powder, because apparently I have a reading comprehension problem. Nonetheless, it's a lovely product. I probably won't use the blush too much because I'm not a big blush person in general (I already have a permanently rosy face!) but the contour cream is cool and blends well. I'm still figuring out how to contour properly.
Studio Eyebrow Kit – Definitely one of the best buys of the bunch! I've used this every day since I got it and it's my new favorite brow product. One side is a brown wax, which you apply first, and the other side is a matching brown powder, which adheres to the wax. The overall effect is very natural. The product also comes with a tiny two-sided brush that works splendidly for applying it.
Studio Eyebrow Treat & Tame – I haven't used this yet. I'm nervous that it'll look weird. One side is a clear growth-enhancing eyebrow serum that you can use any time; the other side is a brown brush-on gel for enhancing brows. I have a feeling I'll probably want to stick with powder because of the sparse spots in my brows, but we'll see.
Mineral Eyeshadow Primer in "Sheer" – I don't like this as much as my usual primer, Too Faced Shadow Insurance, because it doesn't prevent my shadows from creasing for a long-ass time like the Too Faced one does. However, it does last a few hours, so that's okay. I like the doefoot application wand, and I like that it goes on sheer.
Studio Cream Eyeliner in "Black" – I had never tried a cream liner before but I'm very impressed with this one. It comes with a little brush, is easy to apply, and stays all day.
I have to amend what I wrote earlier in my review of Lush Ultrabland cleanser.
I initially wasn't that into it because, when applied and removed as Lush recommends, it leaves a gross greasy film on my face.
However, having had a bit of experience with the Oil Cleansing Method, I decided to use a similar methodology with Ultrabland to see if that would make it work better for me.
Instead of just removing it with a damp cotton pad, I now massage it into my face for about a minute, then steam my face with a hot washcloth a couple times, and then wipe it off.
Works SO MUCH BETTER!
Also, tonight, I massaged Ultrabland into my face and then left it on for 10-15 minutes while I sat in the bath, before steaming and removing. My face was so soft that I didn't even need to use moisturizer. It's now hours later and my face still feels perfect.
So, yeah, just wanted to say that I'm an Ultrabland convert. I'll be using it as my nighttime cleanser, at least until the summer comes and my skin switches back to being oily.
review: Lush Ultrabland facial cleanser
Ultrabland is an oil-based facial cleanser, much like an old-fashioned cold cream. Its ingredients include almond oil, rosewater, beeswax, and honey.
1. This shit works really well as an eye makeup remover. I massage it into my eyelid and the surrounding area for about 30 seconds and then wipe it off with a damp cotton pad. Works like a charm!
2. When used in the above manner, it leaves behind a little bit of oil which makes my eye area feel nicely hydrated, like I'd just used a fancy eye cream.
1. Ultrabland leaves a greasy residue, even after using as directed (rub on a small amount, then remove with a damp cotton pad). I used coconut oil as my moisturizer for years, but even so, I don't like this residue. It doesn't seem to sink into my dry-combination skin, and it doesn't even feel particularly moisturizing - just greasy and gross.
I won't be using Ultrabland as my facial cleanser, though I'll probably keep using it as a makeup remover, because it sucks to buy a product you can't use! I imagine this would be a nice cleanser for someone with dry or maturing skin, or someone who was accustomed to cleansing with oils.
review: Lush Ocean Salt facial scrub
I recently found some fresh Lush products at a discounted price on eBay, so I bought a couple, and Ocean Salt was one of them. It's a scrubby cleanser featuring sea salt, vodka, and lime juice.
1. It smells like a margarita! Delish.
2. Really excellent scrubbing action. Not too harsh, just right! (Though, a word of warning: you don't need to scrub super hard with this product; just rub it in gentle circles and it does most of the work. That's what she said.)
3. After scrubbing with Ocean Salt and moisturizing with Celestial, my skin felt very smooth and soft.
4. It didn't dry me out the way I was expecting it to. (It is probably important that most people moisturize right afterward, though.)
1. Some of the batches have swirls of blue dye in them. I'm listing this as a "con" for two reasons, whichever works for you: either you might not want to apply blue dye to your face, or you might be bummed out if you get one of the pots that doesn't contain blue dye.
2. This would definitely be drying/irritating if I was to use it more than twice a week or so. Apparently some people use this as a daily cleanser, but I wouldn't recommend it.
Overall, I'm quite happy with this product. As I said, I'll limit my use to twice a week, and I'll be sure to always moisturize afterward - I think that's the best way to use Ocean Salt on dry-ish combination skin like mine.
review: DressGreen unDressed Mild and Moisturizing Soap
I bought this bar sort of by accident. I was looking for a mild facial cleansing bar, containing skin-soothing ingredients like coconut oil, olive oil, shea butter, and vitamin E. DressGreen makes many kinds of soaps, including ones for your face, but I accidentally bought the one made for body skin. Oh well, no big loss - I'm a bit of a handmade soap junkie so I was excited to try it out nonetheless.
1. Beautiful packaging. DressGreen's owner, Lauren, has a background in product design, which really shows.
2. More moisturizing than any handmade soap I've tried (and, as you know, I'm a Lush customer, so that's saying something). My skin feels really happy.
3. A really lovely, subtle smell. There are no extra fragrances added to this soap (hence "undressed"), so I think the scent must come from the cocoa butter or almond oil.
4. Lathers pretty damn well for a handmade soap. My last body soap was Lush Candy Cane, which hardly lathers at all.
5. Does what soap is supposed to do, of course. I'm clean!
6. The bar is a great big size, bigger than the drugstore bars my family buys. This will last me months, I'd guess.
1. When I first rinsed it off, my skin felt a bit tight and "squeaky clean," which is what happens with every other soap. At first I was pretty disappointed, because I thought this meant UnDressed was just as drying as other soaps. Luckily, this effect wore off in a few minutes' time. (I don't use a body moisturizer - maybe I should?)
2. Like all handmade soaps, UnDressed needs to be kept out of water - it can't be left in standing water, nor can it be left in a place where the stream of shower/bath water will hit it, as moisture significantly diminishes the shelf life of handmade soaps. Not a big deal if you're used to this procedure (especially if you have a draining soap dish!) but maybe kind of annoying for some people.
Overall: UnDressed might be my favorite handmade soap I've tried. Definitely recommended to anyone who's looking for a more natural, less irritating substitute for Ivory or Dove or what have you.
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Below, something related to the scale of the map. Anyone's help, CD3 user or not, is greatly appreciated.
I have a problem with the sizes, I guess I am too strict when it comes to using this software. I started with a 700 x 500 meters document, which basically means that 10px = 10 meters. I thought starting with the size of the river as 25 meters wide and the size of a regular house as 10x7 meters (I was thinking like 5 people / house holding).
In the light of these, the castle's court width would be 165 meters, and the size of the actual castle (more like a villa now) would be 62x42 meters (I am talking about the maximum size of the building footprint).
Measuring now the distance from the west gate to the river would get me to 216 meters. If I would have around the same distance of the main road covered on the other side of the river, that would get me to a town that is 500 meters long. The distance from the south wall to the north wall is 360 meters (equivalent of pixels).
Thinking back now, wouldn't this town be way too small? Can someone give me some reference sizes based on which I could work until I get a sense of scale?
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Hello everybody,
I didn't want to open a new thread, because the title is just what I have done after reading Gandwarf's great tutorials.
I created a small wealthy trading fantasy town called "Greifenbrück"(Griffinbridge). The town was founded due to a crossroad of two trade routes and increased in population fast. The founder, Jeromir Greif, started with a place called "Griffin's Inn" which was pulled down 47 years ago to make place for an urgently needed market hall. The inn was rebuild east of its original place, just south of the temple and is still the first place if you visit Griffinbridge...
There are many stories I can tell about this town, because it took me about a week to create it (roundabout one hour a day).
Next I will create the interiors of the important places so I can use all in coming RPG sessions.
Please comment this map so I can improve in further ones.
Anyway, great story and the map is looking good so far. More comments once you start your own thread
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I think I totally screwed up the northern part, with all those buildings squeezed together and look alike, but I lost my patience and just wanted to see how the town would look with all streets filled in.
Anyway, I don't think you screwed up, it's looking pretty nice! The buildings would be mostly squeezed together as building space is at a premium within the city walls. The city also isn't large enough to house really big estates I think (with their own, walled gardens and stuff).
Can you save a larger version of the map, by the way?
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@Gandwarf: I followed your advice and opened a new thread, thanks.
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Thoreau opens his essay with the motto "That government is best which governs least." His distrust of government stems from the tendency of the latter to be "perverted and abused" before the people can actually express their will through it. A case in point is the Mexican war (1846-1848, which extended slavery into new US territories), orchestrated by a small élite of individuals who have manipulated government to their advantage against popular will. Government inherently lends itself to oppressive and corrupt uses since it enables a few men to impose their moral will on the majority and to profit economically from their own position of authority. Thoreau views government as a fundamental hindrance to the creative enterprise of the people…
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Lou Ferrigno Claims Marvel Planning Hulk Movie After Avengers 2
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CosmicBookNews reports that Lou Ferrigno, who was the uncredited voice of The Hulk in The Avengers and will be returning for Avengers 2: Age of Ultron, told a Minneapolis radio station that Marvel is making a Hulk movie after the Avengers sequel. Marvel hasn't revealed plans for another Hulk movie yet, but with their films mapped out until 2028, it's certainly plausible that a Hulk movie would be one of them.
The Outhouse invited Ferrigno to comment further, but when he got here, he was saddened and insulted that we didn't believe him, transformed into Bill Bixby, and walked away without saying a word while depressing music played. Here's exclusive video of that:
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In the Deakin ATA, preservice teachers will focus on child/student learning and demonstrate their proficiency with the strategies used to support this learning. Preservice teachers will also have the opportunity to explain their thinking underlying their teaching decisions and assessment and examine the effectiveness of their professional practice.
The main activity of the ATA is a sequence of 5-8 lessons or learning activities that build upon one another towards a central focus. These lessons/activities may be part of a larger unit or program.
Pre-service teachers will submit lesson plans, copies of teaching resources and assessment materials, a 10-minute video clip of their teaching, teaching artifacts and analysis, a summary of whole class learning in schools or evidence of a child learning in an early childhood setting and an analysis of work samples. They will also submit descriptions of the teaching context and an analysis of their own teaching practices, reflecting on what they have learned about their own teaching practice and also about students'/children's learning.
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Katelyn's Desk - December 17, 2013
Whoa. Writing today's date just startled me a bit — how in the world is it Dec. 17?!
All last week, I was watching tweets and FB statuses on people getting done with finals and it made me realize (again) that I'm done with school forever. I never have to keep refreshing Oasis to sign up for classes the second I'm allowed to, no more "winter break," or even using the "15 minutes late" rule when teachers don't show up.
The one thing that doesn't stop — homework. It is now just a different type of homework, aka job hunting. Not going to lie, the first few weeks after graduation, I had many meltdowns over job hunting. You go to high school - graduate - college - graduate, then what? The world is literally your's for the taking and it is scary as shit.
For anyone who just finished finals, about to graduate, or even graduated a few months ago, and is job hunting, don't. freak. out. It takes time. "But Katelyn, -name- got a job before she even graduated!" Well, shit happens. I'm not here to preach anything because hell, I wouldn't know what to preach, but I am saying to do your homework. Look into AgencySpy, Craigslist, LinkedIn, Twitter, or better yet, the company's website for their recruiter's email. The little things stick out.
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The folks over at the North American Subaru Impreza Owner's Club (NASIOC) were kind enough to post a translated article from Yahoo! News that outlines the future use of CVTs by Subaru.
According to the article, Subaru is currently developing a CVT to be used in conjunction with their new boxer diesel on models sporting two-liter engines, including the upcoming Forester and Legacy models. Both models are expected to bow sometime in 2008, at which point other CVT-equipped vehicles will follow.
Since CVTs are said to offer a 10-percent boost in fuel economy, it's probably a smart move to equip Subaru's upcoming diesels with the gear-less tranny. As for the rest of the Subaru lineup, we're not entirely convinced.
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Turkey Tail Farm jumped into the 2014 year with a big splash. This family based farms talents are spreading into pasture raised poultry, organic flower farming, duck eggs and special event planning. With Samantha Zangrilli our head farmer now full time on the homestead bigger projects are finishing and more ideas are being developed.
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Turkey Tail Farm has successfully completed our first wedding for a close friend. We drove our flowers all the way to Reno, Nevada for the big day. All 50 bouquets made it, including 6 boutineers and a large alter piece weighing 8lbs just in flowers (see photo above). We had a great time prepping for this event, collecting Bay Laurel from our 40 acres and even months before picking out the right seed variety to match the brides colors. Not only was the process educational but also inspiring. The alter piece was home grown and built from the floral foam cage all the way down to the sunflowers. Not having experience with weddings we were a little nervous but having confidence in ourselves and trusting our instincts shown true. The bride and groom were thrilled and we had fun.
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'I said, 'Well, hi Sherlock. I'm going to be your Watson for the next two or three months.'
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Oh man, I've never actually thought about it.
Considering Sherlock, he probably experimented with sex, decided it wasn't for him, and then moved on. Since he's the sort of dude who puts human heads in the fridge for the sake of science, I'm sure he figured "well, lots of people have sex so I better experiment," and then slept around. With women.
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There are many worthy story lines for the Kansas City Royals so far this season. From the dominant performances of pitchers Jason Vargas, Danny Duffy, and Yordano Ventura, to the pervasive power outage suffered by the Royals offense, or the sudden emergence of shortstop Alcides Escobar as a legitimate major league hitter.
This year's Royals may be inconsistent and somewhat maddening to watch, but if nothing else, they are interesting.
It is still April and thus, it's still far too early to draw any conclusions from what we've seen of this squad so far, but it is apparent they will be a playoff contender throughout the year.
Their pitching and defense alone will see to that. Still, there are a couple changes that need to be made to improve the Royals chances of winning the division and actually making a run deep into the playoffs.
Without further adieu, here are my recommended fixes for the Royals going forward.
The starting pitching, expected by many to take a step back from last season's unexpectedly good unit, has exceeded even the most optimistic of predictions. Both James Shields and Jeremy Guthrie have performed as expected.
Jason Vargas is having a career-year so far (although we can reasonably expect him to fall-off a bit the second time through the league) and Yordano Ventura has delivered as expected, often displaying dominant performances offset by periodic bouts of youth and inexperience but it's likely he will only improve as the season goes forward.
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Olivia was fired in December 2012 after less than 2 years with the shop. Her dismissal stemmed from the discovery of her eating cats.The decision sparked a great deal of protest in the show's core fanbase, culminating in a petition to the show's management to rehire the 27-year-old fan favorite (which has over 1600 signatures as of 1:00 AM on 12/24/12). Olivia, via her Twitter account — which has over 3500 followers despite her extremely limited air-time — was initially shocked by the move, but has since both accepted and welcomed it as a chance for her to use the newfound publicity as a vehicle to relaunch her modeling career.
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I've literally never seen this post on my dash when it is not after dark and cold as balls. I'm beginning to think this is a conspiracy to get us eaten by some nocturnal tree demon.
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24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the whole of August, Ian Whittlesea's new work, 'A Breathing Bulb', will illuminate the gallery at Marlborough Contemporary.
A single bulb in the centre of the space repeatedly fades up to an intense brightness and back down to black. The slow pulse of the bulb is that of meditation and transformation, the light strengthening in the same way an abdomen rises during inhalation and then dimming as an abdomen falls during exhalation. During the day it is quietly present but at night it transforms the gallery into a lighthouse, visible from the street below.
With this new work Whittlesea continues his examination of how conceptual art can directly change the physiological and psychic state of the viewer. It is an extension of his exploration of the esoteric Mazdaznan breathing exercises that artist Johannes Itten taught at the Bauhaus, the renowned art school founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar.
Mazdaznan's cult of exercise, vegetarian diet and magnetic sexual exchanges swept Europe at the turn of the nineteenth century, and is claimed to have influenced a bewildering variety of figures including Karl Marx, Haeckel, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, H.G. Wells and J. H. Kellogg. Most importantly for this work it is said that Thomas Edison was deeply influenced by its teachings and that he named the first light bulb Mazda in its honour.
'A Breathing Bulb' also relates directly to a text taken from the writings of scientist and alchemist Isaac Newton that Whittlesea has used as the basis for one of his recent series of text paintings:
'The changing of bodies into light, and light into bodies, is very comfortable to the course of Nature, which seems delighted with transmutations'.
It also indirectly draws on works he made at the very start of his career when he recreated in galleries the level of light measured in the studios of his friends and contemporaries Simon Patterson, Bridget Smith and Fiona Banner.
Ian Whittlesea's work is concerned with words and the ability of text to transform the physical and psychic state of the viewer. He often uses the lives and works of other artists as source material and assumes many forms: from painstaking text paintings to printed books, ephemeral posters and transient projections. He first became known for his (ongoing) series of Studio Paintings that, using white paint on a dark ground, simply name the place that another artist or writer has worked. His translation of Yves Klein's Les fondements du Judo was published in 2009 and his newly illustrated edition of Mazdaznan Health & Breath Culture was published in 2012. These texts, along with his recent workBecoming Invisible, have been collectively described as 'instruction manuals for transcendental exercise'. From theStudio Paintingsto his brief recreation of Klein'sJudo Académie de Paris Whittlesea has consistently engaged with the legacy of conceptual art, taking text into the expanded field.
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In what has been a completely dead opening hour and a half of free agency for the Toronto Maple Leafs, they finally made a move. However, it wasn't a signing, it was a trade.
The Leafs sent Jerry D'Amigo and a conditional seventh-round pick to the Columbus Blue Jackets for right-winger Matt Frattin.
If you'll remember, Frattin was part of the package that the Maple Leafs sent the Los Angeles Kings in return for Jonathan Bernier. Frattin only played 40 games for Los Angeles, scoring two goals and adding four assists for six points, before being traded to the Blue Jackets in the Marian Gaborik trade. He tallied one assist in only four games in Columbus.
D'Amigo was to be one of the Toronto Marlies looking to graduate to the Leafs for next season. Now he'll look to compete for a spot on a young Blue Jackets team.
Frattin will probably step back into a third-line spot with the Maple Leafs after negotiations with Leo Komarov fell apart. He was a pretty good player in his previous run with them so let's see if he can stick around longer this time around.
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Judy O'Bannon
June 24, 2009 | 11:26 AM
A few years back, there were snickers when voices warned of global warming and the disastrous fallout. Not today. There now is enough hard-core scientific evidence that the climate is changing that we all are opening our ears to the alarms.
The recent unexpected floods and wind and ice storms offered an upclose, in-your-face experience. Who can forget scooping mud and mold out of homes and businesses? Or, how can we not remember the worry of frozen water pipes and the smell of spoiled food from shutdown refrigerators?
Every time I drive to the farm on S.R. 62, I see the cedars that used to stand tall in the limestone cliffs now bent down as if in actual defeat to the harsh elements. When the wind, rain and ice came with unprecedented power, we knew we would pay the price — and we have. But have we really seen the final bill yet?
Each community in Indiana has its own unique story of weather gone wild during the past few years. In fact, all over our globe, from the bottom of the seas to the highest clouds in the sky, scientists have tracked evidence of a horrendous turmoil.
Carbon dioxide is contributing to this rapid change in the atmosphere and scientists are warning that it must be reduced or summers here will be more like those in Oklahoma by the end of the century. Emissions from fossil fuels, power plants and vehicles are increasing the thermal blanket in our atmosphere and, consequently, trapping too much heat.
There is a bill in Congress that is aimed at reducing these dangerous emissions. It is scheduled for a vote before the end of this month. Recent changes in the legislation will protect Midwest electric consumers from rate shock, as in "How am I going to pay this bill?"
A lot is going on in Congress, with the economy so unstable, but none of what we do on that front will make any difference if we lose all of life in the process. Congressman Baron Hill is supporting this climate legislation. How about contacting Sens. Richard Lugar and Evan Bayh and encouraging them to get on board?
I recently spent time with people involved with The National Wildlife Federation, The Nature Conservancy and The National Trust for Historic Preservation. At first glance, it would appear that each of these groups have a different focus: The National Wildlife Federation, birds, animals, fish and the like; The Nature Conservancy, trees, land, rivers, etc.; and The National Trust for Historic Preservation, old buildings and the natural landscape. Instead, what I find is they are all talking about the same thing: the need to change how we live if we are to have sustainable and safe places to live. Sometimes this is spoken of as "the green movement." There are all kinds of ideas and programs aimed at keeping our planet alive.
A friend recently asked me if I thought nature was more dependent upon mankind, or if we are more dependent upon nature. Stop and think for a moment: Life would go on if man disappeared, wouldn't it? But would we humans be able to exist without acceptable water, soil, air and wildlife?
Uh-oh, our wild party is over. We better take notice, and we better take action.
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Another "Believer"
June 24, 2009 | 11:57 AM
It is funny that people believe in a stasis of weather. Nothing is different now from forever except for the addition of a "scientific" religion based on computer model fairy tales.
AGW Agnostic
June 24, 2009 | 01:42 PM
People who think that Global Warming is fake, probably think that WWE wrestling is real.
Ray Wilson
It is time
June 24, 2009 | 04:41 PM
This problem was first reported in 1953. It is time to do something about it. Any population has an impact on its environment when it reaches a capacity. Man is no different. The most expensive option is to do nothing.
June 24, 2009 | 06:26 PM
Thank you Mrs. O'Bannon. You're right, though you'll undoubtedly be critcized by those who don't understand the scientific process -- which depends on peer review in legitimate scientific journals -- not op ed pages, the internet or magazines. Using that filter one quickly finds that there is little dispute that climate change is real and impacted by human activities. Yes, there are natural causes as well, but on balance, things would not be changing as rapidly as they are if the CO2 concentrations weren't at the highest level they've been in many hundred thousand years.
June 25, 2009 | 09:44 AM
In an earlier edition of Mrs. O'Bannon's newspaper, the REMC was quoted as saying this plan was going to raise our electric bills by $50 a month.
That might not seem like much to somebody that owns a newspaper, but it's sure a lot of money to me.
Don't want my electric bill to go up!
June 25, 2009 | 03:25 PM
Great analogy, Ray! I too hate to hear that some people still think the whole "global warming" idea is fake. If only they would open their eyes and look around.
June 25, 2009 | 04:16 PM
The price increase quoted by the REMC was calculated before the changes made in the bill these past 6 weeks. The new electricity costs increase now will be about 27 cents a day beginning around 2012 or 2013. You do the math. Not nothing, but not breaking the bank. There are also some provisions for low and moderate income households.
There are also provisions to prevent the problems for industries that have to compete with China -- there have been a lot of improvements in the past few weeks geared at making this affordable for consumers and businesses.
Jet Airplanes are a MAJOR CAUSE
June 26, 2009 | 07:46 AM
ever wonder how many jet airplane flights take place in this world each day?THOUSANDS !!, All burning precious fuel , hauling the rich , And the sweat factory goods from foreign countrys to the Walmart shelves , that AMERICANS used to build BETTER. All traveling through the jet Stream , and QUITE POSSIBLY disrupting weather patterns. Will anyone direct us to the REAL TRUTH ?
June 27, 2009 | 08:58 AM
The world has been on a steady warming trend since the last ice age. Do you think that we had something to do with the ice receding from over half the globe in the last 10,000 yrs. In fact, we are only one good volcanic eruption from returning to another mini-ice age. 32 y4s ago our great scientist were predicting that we were heading into a mini-ice age because they were reacting to two straight yrs of heavy snowfalls and subfreezing temps that held on for months. Remember '76 through '78? It was so bad kids were out of school for weeks. They can't predict the weather from one day to the next. What makes you think they even have a clue what they are talking about now? We won't control the temps but we will control the purse strings of businesses and livelihoods of 98% of Americans. Wake up to the sham they are pounding into your heads!
Why carbon pollution?
June 29, 2009 | 02:06 AM
This article is a good read but I think all of us need to be careful not to mix the facts with theories. It is sometimes easy to listen to people and run with what they are saying, but it is most important to think objectively. I suggest people leave such theories of Global Warming to the scientists who know what they are looking for. With my suggestion in mind then I suggest we with until the science infact shows cabon is responsible and at this point in time the science just is not there. There are indicators that is is and as well are those that is isn't. I do believe we all should make every effort to protect the enviroment but just I just don't support taxing all of us for carbon is the right way to go. I honestly believe rewards work better that punitive actions. Any way I just don't think it is fair to say recent weather proves carbon is responsible.
Ron B.
Cap & Trade? Is it Global warming or Climate Change?
June 29, 2009 | 10:58 AM
Did you realize that this cap and trade legislation that so importantly addresses the 'concerns' has provisions in the bill that require your home be inspected by a government official prior to you, the owner, being able to sell it. The home must meet certain 'environmentally friendly standards' before being approved for sale. Since it is so easy to sell homes these days, the government just wanted to add a little hoop for homeowners to jump through before cashing out all of the profit they have in their homes. And since there is so much profit to be made selling your home, you will need to make the appropriate changes to the home to make it meet the standards as set forth in the bill before closing can occur - say replacing all of the doors and windows, ac, water heater, electric unit, and on and on. Oh yeah, we, the taxpayers, must pay for this additional oversight.
There were additionally, no representatives that read this bill prior to the vote in the house? Would you spend money you don't have on projects that have no proven track record without reading the prospectus or contract? Then why are we so hastily rushing to action?
I don't disagree that we all need to be more environmentally friendly, but there is a better way. This bill will cost jobs and will make us less competitive to the nations of China and India - who do not and will not abide by Kyoto, and are the largest nations on the planet and will one day surpass the US in energy consumption - when competing in the ever more global economy, not to mention that many key scientist differ and plain disagree with the theories, and they are that, just theories. One key scientist in Japan referrred to global warming as the biggest scam of all time.
And I ask, if this is such an important issue to the likes of Al Gore, then why is his carbon footprint so much larger the George W. Bushes? Their personal residences are on opposite ends of the environmentally friendly spectrum - opposite ends of what the media would have you believe.
One writer above makes the correct statement, let's leave it to the scientists to debate, and not just those scientists with whom we agree!
the difference bet'n science and economics
June 30, 2009 | 02:21 PM
Yes, this is partly a matter of science and partly of economics. Re the science, this is determined by those working in this particular discipline who are publishing their results in peer reviewed scientific journals -- this is a refereed playing field, where facts are checked and fouls are called. Those saying climate change is not partly driven by human activity are not publishing their claims in these journals, only in non-peer reviewed books, magazines, op-eds or on the internet. They can not legitimately claim to refute the theory until or unless they argue in the refereed arena of the scientifc journals. They can't because their claims were refuted years ago. Unless they come up with something new, that they can support in the journals, the scientific debate is indeed over.
Re the economics, the bill can be debated based on the economics. There are parts that are overly complex and intrusive. However, the fact is that cap and trade is the least cost means to deal with the problem. The approach has been applied successfully to phase out lead from gasoline, to lower emissions of ozone depleting chemicals and to lower emissions of SO2. It isn't all about causing folks to turn off lights, it is about creating the incentives for folks to develop the technologies that emit less -- there are plenty of analysis from MIT and others that show the costs to be minimal.
Finally, what everyone is forgetting is that the Surpreme Court (this one w/Justice Roberts) ruled that CO2 is a pollutant. The EPA is therefore required by laws passed in the 1970s to deal with it. They will do so if there is no legislation by implementing over 300 regulations that will make this bill look like a bargain. It isn't a choice between this bill and nothing, it is between this bill and something very, very expensive. That is the sad truth.
June 30, 2009 | 05:58 PM
I have not read this new bill. But based upon the past and present, in particular, I can guarantee there is a lot of bs and some good in this bill. But, as we are seeing with the O'Bama administration, bs depends on a little good. I wonder if Kevin has read the whole bill. I wonder how many politicians who voted and remain to vote on this bill have read, understand, and have had time to properly and accurately verify all the scientific data, cost affects (both present and future), and truthfulness of all aspects of this bill? I find it appalling that something so big and costly is being tossed around like a basketball from court to court. Where are those who are real and intelligent enough to take the time to look at the big picture as well as every detail before tossing around ideas, theories, and money that affect our children, our families, our way of life, and our well-being? Until the government proves that every detail in the cap and trade energy bill is necessary, no one should be voting on it. Not only have they not proven that everything in the bill (including hidden agendas) is necessary to ultimately sustain life on earth. But I can guarantee a large percent, if not all our government officials voting on this bill right now don't even understand half of it, much less know the effects, costs, and details of everything in it. Again, with the handling of this bill, the government (currently being run by Democrats) has proven to be careless, thoughtless, agenda-driven, and determined to ruin the future of our country, our children, and our life. The government is using their cry for the "plight of Earth" to take advantage of the American people. and we have are letting them succeed.
I have no problems taking steps to help protect our Earth and the environment. No one loves nature and the beauty and powers of the Earth than I do. I have often times felt the healing powers of nature by simply surrounding myself by the beauty of a forest, waterfall and creek, fields, etc. I am not denying measures should be taken to help protect our Earth. However, just as with the hasty and pork-ridden "stimulus plan", I fear this cap and trade energy bill could do more harm than good in the short run as well as the long run. How could it not when all the failures of the government and those in charge of this country are hastily trying to pass it into law with no thought to exactly what they are doing? Without understanding everything in it?
As Joe said, did man have something to do with the global warming trend that started thousands of years ago? Where was the industry, emissions, etc. that according to the ideas of global warming supporters caused the ice age to end? Could it be something else such a natural cycle our Earth is going through? Even if the global warming trend is caused by carbon emissions, etc., can we really stop it? Shouldn't there be more research, thought and examination done to determine the cheapest and most effective measures to take to clean our earth, if that is even possible?
From religion to science and government, I will never understand the waste and havoc reaped by the haste of man and the waste of the human mind. If you are like me and want to take the time (no matter if a lifetime) to use the thinking skills God or our Almighty Being/Creator has given us to thoroughly examine theories and ideologies, you are labeled negatively. You are seen as sitting on the fence and at the same time sitting on the wrong side of the fence! You are a racist (because you are against an African American President). You don't care about our Earth. You are a dreamer. You are a pacifist. Some of our greatest and most important philosophers were labeled negatively, some even lost their lives because they took the time to give the brains God gave us to think things out before acting or believing something was the "truth".
Tonya Bays
Good questions
July 01, 2009 | 12:14 PM
I try to avoid labeling anyone -- today's issues are complicated and folks are doing the best they can -- and we're all busy just trying to live. These days we also tend to be too disrespectful of one another which causes us to shut down and not listen to anyone except whoever agrees with us.
From the previous post has excelent questions: "As Joe said, did man have something to do with the global warming trend that started thousands of years ago? Where was the industry, emissions, etc. that according to the ideas of global warming supporters caused the ice age to end? Could it be something else such a natural cycle our Earth is going through? Even if the global warming trend is caused by carbon emissions, etc., can we really stop it? Shouldn't there be more research, thought and examination done to determine the cheapest and most effective measures to take to clean our earth, if that is even possible?"
The answer is that they have all been thoroughly studied and examined. But in looking for the answers, one has to use the filter of the referreed journals. Much of the stuff you read on the internet from those claiming these questions have not been answered does not survive scrutiny by those who've done the research that survives expert review. For a good start for the science and economics I'd recommend: http://globalchange.mit.edu/
It is important to know that when it comes to science, there is a long established process and arena where ideas are argued and tested. Those disputing the contribution of human activity on climate change are working (for the most part, not always) outside of this process. Until they work within the process, all they accomplish is to confuse people. They know the rules of the game in science -- they simply chose to ignore them. They are like a boxer who trash talks the current champ, but then refuses to get in the ring and fight face to face. They claim its a rigged fight, but whoever disproves this theory would be a hero -- the fight isn't fixed. Their refusal to play by the rules should make folks wonder why.
Everything is due to "global climate change."
July 06, 2009 | 01:49 PM
When I was a child, I remember hearing about a "coming ice age." Now it is global warming or 'climate change." It astounds me that people who cannot predict the weather more than an hour or two in advance have the unmitigated gall to presume they can can predict what will happen in a few years. The conclusion of the
"global climate change" crowd is only as good as the information fed into the computers (which is what the whole theory is based upon.) If we have weather that is too hot, too cold, too wet, too dry, it is blamed on global climate change and man. Do I think we shouldn't be concerned about pollution and the world we live in? Absolutely not! Do I think we should destroy our way of life based upon unproven, scientifically questionable data? No. With all due respect to Mrs. O'Bannon, crying that the sky is falling is alarmist and unfounded: Indiana will suffer from the policies our current president and congress support. Our nation will suffer. When you can no longer afford to pay your electric bill because of Mrs. O'Bannon and her parties "concern" for the environment, I hope you begin to look beyond the political hype and start to question the scientific data and conclusions with good old fashioned Hoosier common sense.
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SJ: Maybe you can't tell from my expression, but I was definitely excited to return to Lola. Our first experience at Lola was during Seattle Restaurant Week (in March of 2009) and it was outstanding. It was probably the best restaurant week meal I've had by far. We still rave about the grape leaf wrapped Idaho trout. Although it wasn't on the menu this time around, we still knew this was going to be GREAT!
Rée: I would argue that it was BECAUSE of the grape leaf wrapped trout that we returned to Seattle for another to-eat vacation.
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Rée: Especially with the Tzatziki. So good.
SJ: (With one eye still on Rée) Yes. Yes it was. Probably my favorite rendition of all time. Rice, currants, pinenuts, olive oil, lemon juice, the interplay between sweet and sour… Then topped off with a thick, creamy Tzatziki… What more can I say? Oh yeah, the Pacific oysters served with the cucumber mignonette were magnificent as well. Briny, sweet with hints of mineral in one bite, they were delicious even without the mignonette.
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SJ: Yes you are. Do you want to introduce our next dish?
Rée: Sure. Lamb dumplings. With yogurt. What's not to like about that combination? The dense and savory filling of the pasta and the tangy punch of the yogurt was the newest dish we tried during this trip back.
SJ: The lamb dumplings called manti, filled with savory, tender lamb, were gently piled on top of creamy yogurt and topped off with herbs and pinenuts, which were tossed with aleppo pepper. The hint of spice from the aleppo along with the tang from the yogurt really complimented the rich lamb filling of the manti.
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Rée: That's for sure. But, you have to give me some credit. This trip was back in June 2013. Nearly a year ago. Remember, you do all of the food descriptions. I just take the pictures. … and eat. And, make you work a little harder. tee hee.
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