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The New York City Department of Education has opened its public school facilities after-hours to thousands of diverse organizations, and it lets them use the facilities for any sort of meeting or speech "pertaining to the welfare of the community." But the City bans any use of the facilities for "religious worship services." Thus, the city has denied permission to the Bronx Household of Faith to conduct church services.
The Supreme Court has definitively ruled that it unconstitutional for public schools to exclude a "private Christian organization for children" to use space in a school building after school hours to sing songs, read Bible lessons, and pray. New York City, however, argues this case is different because it involves "religious worship services."
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BMW is selling just 68 of the new limited-edition replicas of stunt rider Christian Pfeiffer's F800R.
The bike is built in honour of the four time world and european stunt champion, and is based on a standard F800R. A replica BMW motorsport blue/white/red paint scheme is the standout change, complete with a sticker kit you fit yourself (or not).
The front wheel is painted white and the rear black, just like Pfeiffer's own bike. The headlight cowl fitted to standard F800Rs is omitted for a stripped-back look, though a pillion seat cover is included.
An Akrapovic road legal end-can is fitted as standard as are a set of BMW genuine accessory LED indicators, and UK bikes will also have heated grips and an onboard computer as standard. Price is yet to be announced, bikes will be available in early 2010.
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... check out some vids of Chris Pfeiffer on YouTube. I saw him at the NEC a couple of years back, and couldn't quite believe what he can do. His F800 obviously has one or two mods, but he pulls massive wheelies from a near standstill.
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a stunt rider on an f800r? The fast bikes boys did a review on the bike and said it was one of the worst bikes to stunt ever and was extremely difficult to wheelie, only able to pull it up at 20mph in 1st gear. I suppose that is why in the photos there are only burnout and stoppies lol
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Severe upward pressure on electric rates after a decade of stability has regulators, legislators, utility executives, consumer advocates, and myriad other stakeholders searching for solutions....
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Measures of generator unit performance are uncertain.
This affects spot-market electricity prices. While a high electricity price is always good if you are selling output of a wind project, it is not necessarily good (or as good) if you have a natural gas-fired generator. If natural gas prices are high, then the marginal natural gas-fired generator will not experience improved profitability from the commensurately higher spot-market electricity prices.
Global Energy forecasts spark spreads for all market areas. Figure 2 shows forecast monthly spark spreads for Entergy under Global Energy's Fall 2005 forecast. For comparison, we also show spark spreads based on a 10,000 Btu/kWh heat rate.
Higher natural-gas prices generally result in higher spark spreads. This rule of thumb derives from the fact that in heavy load hours generators with lower efficiency in converting natural gas to electricity are dispatched. For example, in heavy load hours a simple-cycle gas turbine with a heat rate of 10,000 Btu/kWh could be called to meet load. As a result, spot-market prices during these hours will need to be high enough to cover the operating cost of the 10,000 Btu/kWh unit. So, if gas prices increase by $1/MMBTU, then spot-market prices during heavy load hours should increase by $10/MWh to cover the increased cost of the 10,000 Btu/kWh unit. However, the cost for a more efficient (7,000 Btu/kWh) combined- cycle gas plant only will increase by $7/MWh. Therefore, the spark spread for the 7,000 Btu/kWh heat rate combined-cycle unit will increase by $3/MWh under this scenario.
Forecast vs. Traded Spark Spreads
Spark spreads indicated by traders occasionally are higher than those developed from fundamentals-based energy price forecasts. Trader data allegedly is based on actual deals being made in power markets. Global Energy has attempted to verify the existence of actual trades behind trader-quoted numbers, but it often is difficult to get information that can validate that actual deals being made at these high spark-spread levels. It is possible that some small quantities are being bought and sold at these levels. However, there often does not appear to be a significant amount of volume in power transactions to make for reliable decision making.
It also is possible that long-dated trader spark-spread data are the mid-level of a "buy-sell" spread. The "buy-sell" spread is likely to be large in these outer years, and the asking (sell) price may be at a level to cover the full cost of a new generator (fixed and variable). If "asking" prices are at this level, the mid-level of a "buy-sell" spread may be artificially high. We believe the most reliable forecast is a fundamentals-based forecast assuming normal conditions, which might differ from what certain buyers and sellers are willing to trade at as a result of their respective concerns about future uncertainties.
Any number of factors can lead to differences between fundamental forecasts and forward prices. In particular, there may not be a liquid market for forward contracts between creditworthy parties. Where illiquidity exists, forward prices can be biased by relatively small-value transactions. Forward markets also reflect a perceived "risk premium" that is absent from our deterministic spot-price forecast.


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Neighbors gathered at 42nd and Redman Tuesday for a prayer walk and peace rally.
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This is all about learning the needs of the area, ending the ongoing violence, encouraging positive alternatives and bringing jobs into the community.
Rally participant Juana Engle said, "We need peace in our community right now. We need to bring each other support for futures, you know. Peace and hope and harmony together."
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The Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (IIAC) announced that Brock Arend was named the men's soccer Offensive Player of the Week for the week ending Sunday, Sept. 29.
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Novel Sol–Gel Nano-Glass–Ceramics Comprising Ln3+-Doped YF3 Nanocrystals: Structure and High Efficient UV Up-Conversion
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DOI: 10.1002/adfm.201100146
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Advanced Functional Materials
Volume 21, Issue 16, pages 3136–3142, August 23, 2011
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Yanes, A. C., Santana-Alonso, A., Méndez-Ramos, J., del-Castillo, J. and Rodríguez, V. D. (2011), Novel Sol–Gel Nano-Glass–Ceramics Comprising Ln3+-Doped YF3 Nanocrystals: Structure and High Efficient UV Up-Conversion. Adv. Funct. Mater., 21: 3136–3142. doi: 10.1002/adfm.201100146
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- Issue published online: 11 AUG 2011
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MOUNT VERNON — Stephen M. Hoar, 46, of East High Street, Mount Vernon, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010, at his home.
He was born Oct. 2, 1963 ,in Mount Vernon to Melvin and Margaret (Bragg) Hoar. Stephen was formerly employed at the Glass Gardens Greenhouse and TRW. He was an avid sports fan and loved The Ohio State Buckeyes and the Cleveland Browns. Stephen played the guitar and loved Elvis and would, at times, do an impersonation. He loved humor and telling jokes. Stephen was a devoted husband, father, son and brother.
He is survived by his wife, Tish (Forster) Hoar; three sons, Jeremiah Hoar, Jonathon Hoar, Benjamin Hoar, all of Mount Vernon; a daughter Elizabeth Hoar of Mount Vernon; two sisters, Pamela (Mark) Sheasby of Danville, Patricia Woods of Clintonville; his parents, Melvin and Margaret Hoar of Mount Vernon; special friends, Randy Ike and Kevin Peterson; his devoted dog Coco; and many nieces and nephews.
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I saw her when I was getting off the subway. Hanging around with a bunch of other kids from the school. They're fucking obnoxious. The way they stand right in front of the subway steps, just to block everyone's way. I usually keep my head down and stare at the top of my briefcase. The numbers staring up at me on the little dials, 6-8-4, I always forget to turn them; with the combination displayed anyone could get into my things. Not that there is anything of particular interest inside.
But back to her.
This day I did not look down. I was feeling particularly pissed about all these kids in my way. Why couldn't they hang out just a few feet away? So I wouldn't have to bust through them like I'm playing football? I don't want to touch you; I certainly don't want your overly gelled hair rubbing against my suit or any part of my skin. Their cell phone rings were loud and whenever they did talk on the phone it was always on speaker, turned up loud, million conversations all going on at once. Cheetos bags crumpling, gum being chewed loudly between fat lips, trash everywhere. Urban trash.
And that's when I noticed her. As I neared the last step she was leaning against the metal handrail, her socks pushed down, her skirt pulled up and her hair between her fingers. Her skin and her eyes were off by only a few shades of brown, but complimentary. Her hair was thick and black. Her long eyelashes fanned out from her large almond eyes. And as my foot landed on the top step I was completely enthralled with her. I'm not a pervert or anything. But I'm also single and I guess maybe a little lonely. And the way she worked that school uniform. I'd never seen a girl look so good in a tie. Loosened around her neck, her collar lazily drooping towards her shoulders.
It looked like she'd worn that uniform out. The way I imagined she would talk and walk circles around me until I was dizzy. And I hadn't even heard her voice. I didn't need her fifteen-year-old hands to help me masturbate. Just imagining all of the things we could do to one another was enough for me. Each night I would pick a fantasy off the shelf and allow myself just long enough to divulge in our darkest of secrets.
So I started hanging around the subway stop. My attitude towards the obnoxious kids, who had previously blocked my way, had completely changed. I watched all of them from the safety of San Marcos Pizzeria across the street from the subway. But still I looked somewhat out of place, sitting on a greasy stool facing the window. I would buy a can of soda and stare. I tried to be discreet. Sometimes hoards of kids would come in and get $1.50 slices, but it was never her. She seemed to belong to a group of kids that were too good for pizza and giggles. She hung around with two boys. They were all so deeply Puerto Rican; they made me feel like I didn't belong on the street next to them- thick accents and immigrated mothers waiting at home. Hot meals in cramped kitchens, food I'd never heard of and wouldn't be able to pronounce.
I looked through the smeared glass out onto the street. She leaned against the brick wall. The two boys were punching each other lightly and shouting out to her. She seemed unenthused. This was the first time we made eye contact. She loosened her tie while she stared at me. Elbowed one of her boy friends and he glanced my way. She licked her lips. Was she flirting with me? I got hard just from the thought. Embarrassed, I walked the twenty-three blocks home that day. Thought I might explode if I walked too close to her.
It was like that for a full week. I would sit in the pizzeria and wait for her and her two friends to come ambling up the block. I would watch her and she would consciously avoid my eyes, until we shared a single glance and I would immediately spin around on my stool, leave the shop, make my first right and walk all those blocks home. It was a consistent exhilaration.
That Friday we made our usual eye contact. I felt myself rise up through my pants and I bolted for the door. I guess I was ashamed. But this time, I felt her eyes following me. I could feel her pupils constrict around my torso, follow my pant leg down to my custom-made Italian leather wing tip shoes. I'm not an unattractive man, I thought. I could treat her better than her father could (didn't they all have terrible fathers?). I could give her more; I could do more for her. The sidewalk blurred under my feet. I had already made the first right and was three blocks away, just twenty more to go. I heard footsteps behind me; I could feel eyes on my back. I simultaneously prayed it was her and that it wasn't. I was afraid to face my fantasy head on. What if she rejected me, but then why would she be following me? She wants me, the thought made me hard once again and I slowed my pace a little as I changed my gait to compensate for the bulge in my pants.
The footsteps stopped short. Oh my god, I'm such an idiot, it's probably just someone walking home from work or the mail man, it's not her following me to my apartment so she can ask me to conquer her. I was mortified. I went soft. I relaxed my shoulders. I turned my head to meet my fate and felt the fist connect to my jaw. A loud pop resounded through my skull as I hit the pavement. My eyes rolled into the back of my head and things went black, and when the colors reappeared I tried to get a grip on what was up and what was down. I could feel the concrete beneath my shoulder and I felt a hand rummaging through my left pocket. My eyes locked on a familiar face, one of her little boy friends with a grim smile on his face.
"Aye white man. That'll teach you to look at my girl you fucking freak," he said quietly, while he grabbed my wallet and my cell phone from my pocket.
"Thas not what this is about," she shouted over to the boy. When she spoke my eyes followed her voice, she was about 6 feet away, watching, shuffling her feet and looking up and down the street. Her voice was even more stunning than I imagined. I stared at her in awe.
"What the fuck man, you're gettin' jumped here, look at me," the boy said as he turned my already swelling face toward his. He took out a knife and held it against my throat. "Do you want to die?" He dragged out the last syllable and it sounded like a song. I craned my neck so I could see her.
"Les go, I have to be home, I don't have time for this bullshit," she said. "Just grab his shit and les go, now." She wanted to save me. She did want me. Her hand was on her tie. She was tugging on it nervously. The knife cut slightly into the thin skin of my neck.
"You got anything else? A computer, an ipod? You're rich right?" He asked me. I ignored him, staring at her legs and the way her pleated skirt grazed her thighs. I was taking her in from a sideways angle and it made her look better, or maybe just different. She was a goddess.
He picked up my briefcase and kicked me in the gut. As quickly as the knife had been pressed against my throat it was gone, folded into his jacket pocket, I imagined. My eyes stayed trained on her, even as the pain ricocheted through my body. He turned his back on me, threw his arm around her and they turned away. I watched her from behind. I watched her skirt move against her hips. I imagined the way the scratchy cotton would feel against my palms if I pulled the skirt up to her waist, pushed her white panties down and plunged deeply into her. I was hard again, fuck. The pain crashed through me and everything went black.


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Musing Mondays (Feb.18) – updated!
Musing Mondays asks you to muse about one of the following each week…
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*NEW!* … Caite also inspired me to add: Instead of the above questions, maybe you just want to ramble on about something else pertaining to books — let's hear it, then! :D
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I am currently just starting to read "Calling Me Home" by Julie Kibler, but it's interesting, so far. I think I'm going to enjoy it.
The story is told in alternating perspectives and time periods. You'll have a present-day chapter by one character, and then a way-back-when chapter by the other main character. It's cute.
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Here is My Musing this week
My musing for this week http://icewarmth.com/musing-monday-21813/
I like the new questions – I decided to go for one of them! http://danielleheartsbooks.blogspot.com.au/2013/02/musing-mondays-16.html
Here is mine: http://literarynerdsunite.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/musing-mondays.html
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That books sounds interesting.
Ranting would probably be fun at some point. LOL But I decided to ramble. :) here: http://storytreasury.wordpress.com/2013/02/18/does-knowing-the-ending-ruin-a-story/
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Hi MizB,
The Julie Kibler book is already on my reading list, after a number of other blog sites have highlighted it over the past week or so. I shouldn't think that it is going to be any easy or comfortable read and I am not altogether sure it is a book we should be 'enjoying'. Let's just say that I hope you find it enlightening and I look forward to reading all the reviews that will undoubtedly be published.
Thanks for hosting a great Monday meme and I hope that you have a good week,
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Friday, January 3, 2014
A Happy 2014 - Smile like Mickey Mouse (^^)
Oh my, 2014 is here in a blink of an eye! Regardless of how positive I was/ am, I can't stop myself wonder and worry how my this year will be! If you have read my previous post on the ever-increasing conditions in Malaysia, I guess it will never be an easy year.
Anyhow, I think perhaps because of aging, I feel that I can easily emo/ depressed. Mid-life crisis comes earlier this year?! This year, my resolution is simple - be happy! (^^) Smile like Mickey Mouse (^^)!!!!! I finally dug up some photos years ago! I remembered it was taken in Midvalley, when they had an art gallery on Mickey Mouse (^^)! It was even FOC to view the art pieces ! Yup, it was that simple, be happy!
When I was a little younger, I really wanted a lot. As I grew older, perspective starts to "evolve", I feel that less is more. Spending days with your love ones, be more appreciative of what I have, accomplish self-set goals, etc.... are more like my direction of lives.
Then, there are some people who I thought I know, just change completely opposite. They used to enjoy life, love life, appreciate life.... But, after working, I can see that some of them became cocky/ arrogant and blindly chasing things that they thought they want - money, fame, promotion, etc.. Well, I ain't Saint, I do have desire to chase those stuffs, but not neglecting my lives!
Keep your virtue! Smile like Mickey Mouse (^^)
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LOL, u r only 25 in 2014, so fast having mid-life depress ady? Anyway, I really afraid that I would be one of those cocky/arrogrant/materialistic one......Luckily I still join buddhist event sometime =.<ReplyDelete
Yeah, 25 is the new 35.Delete
lol, hahahah, good that you admit to be one, becoz at least, u r trying to balance back~
Mickey Mouse Expo @ Midvalley is back again? If not mistaken this exhibition was there few years back...ReplyDeleteReplies
Lol, u r right! I found those photos from my old Nokia 5730. I thought it would be a waste to just keep it in my drive. ^^Delete
meow! gong xi fa cai!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh Renaye, Happy New Year and CHinese New Year (belated ) (><)Delete
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I am running for re-election for a third two year term on the chapter executive committee. Since moving to Maryland in the fall of 2005, my involvement in chapter activities includes service as the Cool Cities Campaign Chair from the spring of 2006 through the spring of 2008, when I became conservation chair. I've continued in this role and increased my commitment by serving as chapter vice-chair since January, 2009. I helped to form our current legislative committee and energy team. I've actively advocated for many Sierra Club positions in Annapolis and on Capitol Hill, and coached others on Maryland's legislative process. As a member of the chapter's staff oversight committee, I work closely with the chapter staff on an almost daily basis on a wide range of issues from office operations and grant writing to conservation campaign planning and execution. I participated in the hiring process for our three conservation organizers and the new chapter director.
In 2008-09, I served on a national energy policy committee, and I am currently serving on a national task force on chapter-national relations. Prior to moving to Maryland in the fall of 2005, I was active with the New Jersey Chapter, serving as a local group conservation chair and group outings chair.
Over the last few years as a member of the chapter executive committee, I have participated in and supported local group activities across the state, from the Eastern Shore to southern Maryland to Garrett County. One of my priorities for the upcoming term is to increase the focus on understanding and supporting local initiatives throughout the state, while maintaining awareness and seeking alignment with national campaign priorities, including Beyond Coal. I look forward to working with our new chapter director to continue our progress in increasing the effectiveness of the Maryland Chapter through broader member and activist involvement.
My other activities include planning and conducting Leave No Trace training courses for Boy Scout leaders across the northeast, and too infrequent backpacking and canoe trips. Professionally, I provide strategic planning and other business development services for technology companies, especially focusing on renewable energy, energy efficiency, and waste reduction/materials efficiency.
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Karen Moody
Hi, I'm Karen Moody, and I'm running for a position on the Maryland Chapter Executive Committee. I am currently the outings chair for the Catoctin Group, and I lead at least one outing a month in our region (second Saturday of every month, please join us!). I am an avid hiker, and I love sharing the diversity of habitats our state has to offer. I am firmly convinced that advocacy starts with an appreciation of what natural resources we have.
If elected, I intend to support ongoing efforts to get people out to areas that are in need of protection, so we can increase our membership and get more people invested in our conservation work. I am interested in supporting the Sierra Club on an organizational level as well, and was a member of the Jamboree planning committee this year. I am also directly committed to advocacy work, and have experience working with permit review, state and local governments, nonprofit organizations, and citizens through my former job with the protected species section of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. I currently teach biology and environmental science at Carroll and Harford Community Colleges, where I involve my students in study and conservation of our local habitats through semester-long projects and outings. I'd like to continue putting those skills to work for the Sierra Club at the state level. Thanks for your vote!
Don Grace
Don Grace is retired from a 33-year career with the United States Government Department of the Army and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Don worked for Pennsylvania Congressman Joseph Hoeffel as a Congressional Fellow for two years during the 106th Congress, specializing in legislative issues related to land use, including Housing, Transportation, Energy, Agriculture, and the Environment. Active in his former community in Montgomery County, Maryland, Don was president of the Calverton Citizens Association for five terms, was a member of the Citizens Advisory Committee engaged in writing the Master Plan for Eastern Montgomery County and was Chairman of the East County Citizens Advisory Board.
An active outdoorsman, Don was a Field Team Leader for the Appalachian Search and Rescue Conference and a training officer for the wilderness search and rescue team based at the University of Maryland. After Don retired from his federal career in February, 2003, he hiked 1,350 miles of the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to New York. In 2004, Don and his wife, Nancy Smith, moved to the Eastern Shore of Maryland and reside in Bishopville, Maryland. From 2005 to 2008, Don served as President of Habitat for Humanity of Worcester County, Maryland and was a member of the Worcester County Task Force on Workforce Housing. He has represented the Eastern Shore Group on the Maryland Sierra Club Executive Committee since 2009.
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Although I have been an environmental advocate for many years, I did not formally join Sierra Club until 2001, and I became a Life Member in 2006. I served in the Sierra Club as the Harford County representative on the Greater Baltimore Group (GBG) Executive Committee from 2001-2004. In 2004 I accepted the chair of GBG and served in that role from July 2004 - July 2008. During this timeframe I was active with Maryland Chapter as both GBG Chair/ Delegate and in 2007 also served as chapter vice-chair.
In 2008, I accepted the nomination as chair, Maryland Chapter Sierra Club and have served in that capacity since then. During this timeframe as chapter chair, I have been blessed with having an energetic, caring and hard-working executive and conservation committees, staff and many volunteers.
This resulted in team efforts that have enabled the MD Chapter to realize significant environmental victories such as the recent ruling by MDE denying the permit for the Cross County Connector in Waldorf, MD. Thus, "Saving Mattawoman Creek" became a reality earned from many years of effort from several area conservation groups; our support and a two-year chapter campaign to achieve that objective was a major boost in those efforts and a major factor in that accomplishment.
Additionally, we were successful with our opposition to two major electrical grid expansion campaigns, PATH & MAPP, in that both are essentially off-the-table for at least the next decade and hopefully longer. We can also be proud that our successful efforts in national Sierra's energy campaign Beyond Coal has earned us recognition from national Sierra through our selection as recipients of Beyond Coal grant funding for our MD coal campaign. The Beyond Coal grants and success in receipt of other private grants, have enabled the chapter to make decisions to move forward in building the chapter with hiring additional staff and a chapter director. However, let me emphasize that the function of the additional staff is not to replace volunteers, but rather utilizing staff to increase our member advocacy and activism in getting more volunteers as feet-on-the-street, to enhance our campaigns and outreach—they cannot and will not replace volunteers since we, the volunteers, are the "grass roots" and each of us is much needed—we have much to do.
I have also worked actively with other environmental groups because I fully believe that all environmental groups must work together in order to achieve our common objectives. Together we will win—separately we will not be as effective as we must be!
I am a practicing Native American who believes in conservation because this environment that we call Mother Earth has been too long abused. There are many factors that have contributed to our environmental dilemmas. They all must be addressed if we are going to pass this planet over to the next seven generations in a corrected condition that will sustain them. It is an onerous but not impossible task. One of our main purposes is to be good stewards of this Mother Earth and it is we adults who must show the way so that our children will have the example to follow. I look forward to serving in a chapter at-large capacity.
David Hauck
A little more than five years ago, I began working on local environmental issues by volunteering to lead the Sierra Club's "Cool Cities" campaign here in Montgomery County. The aim of the campaign is to have city and county governments adopt policies and launch programs that will reduce greenhouse gases by all of their residents and businesses by 80 percent by 2050. In part due to the efforts of local Sierra Club members, in April, 2008, Montgomery County passed wide-ranging greenhouse gas reduction legislation that mandates the 80 percent reduction target. I participated in writing the county's Climate Action Plan that spells out how to achieve that goal.
From January, 2007 until January, 2011, I was the chair of the Montgomery County Sierra Club's executive committee. During my time as excom chair, we worked to concentrate our efforts on three priority goals for the county—increasing the energy efficiency of homes; restoring and expanding natural areas and wildlife habitats; and fighting sprawl development by promoting smart growth—walkable, mixed-use communities served by rapid and reliable public transit.
During the 2010 elections I worked with other Montgomery folks to vet candidates for state and local offices in Montgomery County. Results in Montgomery County reflected our hard work and our effective collaboration with other organizations. Of the 30 people we endorsed in the primary, only four lost and we picked up four excellent new delegates in the state legislature.
Betsy Johnson, current political chair for the MD Chapter, has asked me to take over the chairmanship of the MD Political Committee for the 2012 election. She and I will be working together to make sure that the MD Chapter elects environmental leaders to our congressional seats and a president who will protect our long-standing environmental regulations. Stay tuned for more information on our plans as the election progresses.
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My first week there i was assigned to the surgery department. I was VERY apprehensive about this because i'd never been in any sort of surgical situation before. That first day was quiet an eye opener. A fellow student (who's also from northeastern) and i ended up together. We found a wonderful doctor who let us follow her for the day (and eventually the whole week). We followed her during ward rounds, where she stopped by to check on each of the surgical patients and then afterwards we went to the clinic where patients came in for their follow up post surgery.
We saw her draw many patients blood, we also witnessed a small procedure where she took out a cyst from a patient's back (IT WAS HUGE). But the best part about all this was that she explained everything she did. Each time a patient came in she would tell us what the patient's problem was, what they did/what they were going to do and if we had any questions she answered them for us.
The next time we came in was surgery day for her and we were allowed to scrub in to watch a surgery!!! It was my first surgery ever and they were taking out a large lump from a woman's buttocks. We weren't allowed to touch anything because we weren't fully scrubbed in but we watched as they cut out the lump and sewed the woman up.
At first i was scared that i wouldn't be able to handle the doctor cutting into the woman's skin and the amount of blood coming out but that wasn't as much of a big deal as i thought. The hardest part of watching that surgery was standing for as long as we did and breathing throught the face masks we had to wear.
After that first week i left knowing that i could handle more things than i had initially thought i could handle prior to starting work at the hospital. I knew that in teh 7 weeks i had left that i would be coming back to surgery.
During our first week of co-op we were given a tour of Cape Town so as to help us understand the history of the area we would be working with, the history of the patients we would be seeing and essentially the history and causes of some of the illnesses that the patients would be presenting. It was a LONG tour but it was very informative and enlightening. I had an inkling of the rich history of South Africa, especially with apartheid and all the other issues the country has faced, but actually hearing the history of how the country came about was more than anything i imagined. The history of South Africa is very complex and fraught with tensions within the different groups that make up the country's diverse population.But, its also full of many instances of triumph in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. We learned about aparthied and the different racial classification of the people and how as a result of their classification and the law, the groups were forced to live apart. The three main classification were/are white (which are the people of european descent), colored (which are the people of mixed heritage) and black (which are the people of african descent). And now, even though apartheid is over, many people still use the terms as a form of racial identification.
One thing i wasn't expecting was the diversity of the people of Cape Town but once we learned about South Africa's slave history, the diversity of the people made sense. A lot of the slave population of South Africa weren't Africans as many people think but were taken from Mozambique, Mauritius, Madagascar, South East Asia and South Indian. As a result, a large majority of the population of Cape Town is filled with people of mixed heritage and many of them look of South East Asian and Indian desent. In Cape Town some of these people are refered to as Cape Malay. In fact, my host parents are colored and of muslim heritage and look of Indian descent.
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So i've finally made it to South Africa and so far everything has surpassed my expectations!!!! I'd planned to arrive a few days before the start of my co-op so that i could get over jet lag, get a little acclimated to my new environment and explore the city a little bit.
My first weekend i met up with a few friends from northeastern who are also doing their co-op in capetown and we went to a restaurant called Mama Africa. There i had Ostrich Meat!!! because apparently its a must have here in Cape Town. And i have to say that i really enjoyed it…….It tasted just like beef. In the restuarant there was also live music which i interpreted to be South African Jazz because the musicians used similar instruments to Jazz musicians in the U.S. It was very entertaining!!!! and they even played a song i recognized.
My name is Oyin Kolawole and i'm a 5th year Behavioral Neuroscience major with a minor in ethics. This is sadly my last co-op and my final year in school. I've always loved travelling and as a immigrant to the U.S. i guess you could say moving here from Nigeria was my first experience at travelling and experiencing another culture. I've done two co-ops already and this isn't my first international experience.
My first co-op was in Greece where i lived for 4 months and it was an experienced filled with great memories and personal growth…and learning Greek. My second was right in Boston and i wanted to spend my last co-op abroad in a place i've always wanted to visit….CAPE TOWN!!! Being in Cape Town would enable me to work with in a health setting that i've always wanted to be in (community health) and allow me to live in Cape Town.
I will be working with an NGO called Child Family Health International (CFHI) and living with a host family in Cape Town for 2 months. I can't wait to see what CFHI and Cape Town have in store for me.
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It also helps that a few friends of mine are also in Cape Town for their own co-ops because i at least know that they can help with the adjustment to the different culture. This isn't my first international co-op or my first experience abroad so i know a little of what to expect in terms of acclimation. But seeing as this is my first time going to a country where english is predominantly spoken, i'm less worried than i was when i was travelling to Greece (for my co-op) and Brazil (for my dialogue).