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Coro and its Port
Coro and its Port
With its earthen constructions unique to the Caribbean, Coro is the only surviving example of a rich fusion of local traditions with Spanish Mudéjar and Dutch architectural techniques. One of the first colonial towns (founded in 1527), it has some 602 historic buildings.
Coro et son port
Construite dans un style de construction en terre unique aux Caraïbes, la ville est le seul exemple qui subsiste d'une synthèse réussie de traditions locales et de techniques architecturales mudéjares espagnoles et néerlandaises. L'une des premières villes coloniales, elle a été fondée en 1527 et possède quelque 602 bâtiments historiques.
كورو ومرفأها
تشكل هذه المدينة المبنية بالتراب حسب أسلوب فريد متّبع في جزر الكاريبي آخر نموذج عن خلاصة موفقة من التقاليد المحلية والتقنيات المعمارية المدجّنة الإسبانية والهولندية. وقد تأسست عام 1527 لتكون أولى المدن الاستعمارية وهي تحوي 602 بناء تاريخي.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: UNESCO/ERI
Город Коро и его порт
Город Коро, уникальный для стран Карибского бассейна, благодаря глинобитным постройкам представляет собой единственный сохранившийся пример сплава местных традиций с испанскими (в стиле мудехар) и голландскими архитектурными приемами. Это один из первых колониальных городов, основанный в 1527 г., где сохранилось 602 исторических здания.
source: UNESCO/ERI
Coro y su puerto
Con sus construcciones en tierra únicas en toda la región del Caribe, la ciudad de Coro es el único ejemplo subsistente de una fusión lograda de las técnicas y estilos arquitectónicos autóctonos, mudéjares españoles y holandeses. Fundada en 1577, fue una de las primeras ciudades coloniales de América y posee unos 600 edificios históricos.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Coro en zijn haven
Coro werd gesticht in 1527 en is een historische stad uit de vroegste jaren van de Spaanse kolonisatie aan de Caribische kust van Zuid-Amerika. Voor de komst van de Spanjaarden, werd het gebied bewoond door Caquetios indianen, die het land irrigeerden via een groot kanaal vanuit de Cororivier. Coro is opmerkelijk omdat de aarden constructies in de stad - uniek voor het Caribische gebied - als enige helemaal intact zijn gebleven. Daarmee is het een voorbeeld van een vruchtbare fusie tussen lokale tradities met de Spaanse Mudejar-stijl en Nederlandse architectuur. De havenstad telt ongeveer 602 historische gebouwen.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief Synthesis
Dating from the earliest years of Spanish colonisation of the Caribbean coast of South America, Coro and its Port with buildings of earthen construction in a rich fusion of local traditions and Spanish Mudéjar and Dutch architectural techniques, have maintained their original layout and urban landscape to a remarkable degree. Located in the coast of Falcón state, west Venezuela, between the mountain range of Sierra de San Luis and the Parque Nacional de los Médanos de Coro (Coro Dunes National Park), the two urban areas cover 18.40 ha; 7.85 ha in Coro, and 10.55 ha in the Port of La Vela. . Established from 1527 the town's domestic, monumental religious and civil buildings all employed earthen building techniques that are still in use today. Coro was the first Capital of the Captaincy General of Venezuela and the first Bishopric of Continental America established in 1531. Its Port of La Vela was the first South American town to achieve independence from Spain.
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Unlike other cities on the Caribbean Coast, the buildings of Coro and its Port are constructed with earthen architecture and domestic buildings show unique examples of traditional mud building techniques including bahareque (a system using mud, timber and bamboo), adobe and tapia (rammed earth). These are building techniques that are still in use today that have been modified and adapted to social, climatic and environmental conditions as well as to local materials, resulting in a unique example of earthen architecture.
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Coro is an outstanding example of a historic town, dating from the earliest years of Spanish colonization on the Caribbean coast of South America, which has conserved its original layout and early urban landscape to a remarkable degree.
The urban value of Coro is represented by a building style derived from a colonising process where strong Spanish and Mudéjar building and architectural character and an indigenous building tradition converged. Afterwards, from the second half of the 17th century, this style was influenced by a Dutch architectural pattern introduced through the neighbouring islands of Curaçao and Aruba.
The original layout and early urban landcape of Coro and its Port continue to be maintained and much of its earthen architecture remains intactdespite the difficult challenges the property has faced as a consequence of its material fragility and drastic environmental changes.Not all the attributes of the Outstanding Universal Value of the property such as the Cathedral, the Plaza Bolivar, San Nicolas and San Gabriel churches and the Jewish Cemetery are included within its boundaries, which require extension. The property is vulnerable to the impact of inappropriate development within it due to the lack of urban controls and around it due to the lack of a regulated buffer zone.
Coro has experienced many vicissitudes since its foundation. Much of what has survived dates from the 17th century. Hence, a lot of conscious efforts have been made since then to maintain intact the urban checkerboard layout of the city and its uniqueness derived from the conservation of the extensive use of its earthen building system.[1]
Coro and its Port fully preserve its urban layout with irregular blocks characterized by its Spanish influence, which was organized based on its proximity to the indigenous irrigation channel. Its buildings maintain completely their spatial, structural and constructive conformation. Besides, earthen building techniques employed to erect all its buildings remain in use by a large number of active craftsmen. That is why the qualities of the site reflect the spirit and the sensitivity of its historical evolution.
Protection and Management Requirements
The World Heritage site of Coro and its Port of La Vela is protected under the Law on Protection and Defence of the Cultural Heritage (1993) and by the declarations as a National Monument in 1960, 1977, 1984, 1992, 1993, 1996 and 2005.
Since the creation of the Presidential Commission for the Protection of Coro and La Vela in December 2003, actions have been defined and executed for a better management of the site. This Presidential Commission has completed and formalized the submission of the Integral Plan for the Conservation and Development of Coro y La Vela (Plincode)where the needs and guidelines of action to be implemented in the short, medium and long term were clearly defined.
Due to the unusual rains and subsequent damage to the cities of Coro and La Vela in late 2004 and early 2005, the world heritage site was inscribed on the List of World Heritage in Danger in 2005. In view of this, emergency actions were undertaken to mitigate damage to architecture and public spaces. In February 2006, the Institute of Cultural Heritage signed the "Framework Agreement for Emergency Intervention in the area of Coro and its Port of La Vela", with the Governmentof the State of Falcon, the Mayors of the Municipalities of Miranda (Coro) and Colina (La Vela), and the State-owned company Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), with the goal of coordinating efforts to address the needs of the built heritage of the World Heritage site with a contribution of 64,000,000 Bolivars which was equivalent to US$30,000,000 at that time. Actions were executed under the Plincode, by setting up a management unit named Technical Office for Emergency Attention (OTAE).
Members of the UNESCO/ICOMOS Joint Monitoring Mission of 2008 recognised the technical, administrative and economic efforts made by the Venezuelan State with regard to the critical conservation situation that has led to the inclusion of the site in the List of World Heritage in Danger. They also recognised the level of responsibility of the Venezuelan State in considering the recommendations made by the World Heritage Committee.
Likewise and in view of the national legislative changes with the creation and implementation of new laws, giving more participation to the social organizations such as community councils, the Plincode terms were revaluated and it was decided to include community councils into all decision-making bodies of the World Heritage area of Coro and the Port of La Vela. As a result, all community councils of Coro and La Vela signed the "Management Commitment for Protection, Conservation and Rehabilitation of areas declared World Heritage of Coro and its Port of La Vela and its Protected Areas".
This instrument establishes strategies to protect preserve and revitalize areas declared heritage by defining aims, performance indicators, organizational conditions, benefits and obligations of the bodies, goals of the public administration and organized communities. It also defines the execution, faculties and commitments of the Institute of Cultural Heritage, as well as organizational and financial structure for the implementation of the management plan, among other aspects. It provides for an Office of Management Commitment, with a Board of Directors and a Technical Board.
The new management method (Management Commitment) with the active participation of community councils can represent a unique and valuable experience in managing heritage properties. This experience generates positive expectations, since action is focused on participatory and strategic planning aimed at preserving Outstanding Universal Values of Coro and its Port of La Vela.
The management plan aims to establish and implement actions within the framework of sustainable conservation of the city of Coro and its Port of La Vela given its significance in terms of architectonic, historic and construction features taking up the popular wisdom about traditional techniques and processes. These actions will be implemented along with heritage creators through the joint efforts of communities as the key players in decision-making, artisans who implement and have experience on construction, and national and local institutions, through their continuous support to the communities in managing the plan. This management plan focuses on urban, architectonic, heritage, economic, social and environmental issues.
Long Description
Coro is an outstanding example of a historic town, dating from the earliest years of Spanish colonization on the Caribbean coast of South America, which has conserved its original layout and early urban landscape to a remarkable degree. It is the only surviving example of a remarkable fusion of styles over time, and is also important for the large number of ecclesiastical buildings and ensembles that it contains. Although a number of the Spanish colonial settlements on this coast, such as Maracaibo, were originally primarily of earthen construction, Coro is the only one in which such structures have survived intact to the present day.
Santa Ana de Coro is the largest town with buildings of earthen construction in Venezuela, and one of the most important in the Caribbean region. Unlike other towns in this coast, even its public buildings are of earthen construction, not stone. In this, and in its plan, deriving from the towns of Andalusia and the Canary Islands of the 15th century, it exercised considerable influence over other settlements in the region.
The city of Coro was founded in 1527 by the expedition sent from Santo Domingo by Juan de Ampiés, factor of the Spanish Crown there. Before the arrival of the Spaniards, the area was inhabited by Caquetios Indians, who irrigated the lands by means of a large channel from a dam on the Coro River, which explains the choice of site. The settlement acquired legal status with the creation of a municipal council in 1529.
The Christianization of the province also had its roots in Coro. In 1531 Pope Clement VII created the first bishopric in South America there. This resulted in the small town being elevated to the grade of city. In 1583 work began on the construction of the cathedral proper on the site of the first church. Unhappily, Coro was exposed to pirate raids by virtue of its position, and so in the early years of the 17th century the seat of the governor was transferred to Caracas, to be followed in 1637 by the bishopric. In 1681 the city was grievously damaged by a disastrous cyclone, which explains why the present-day town has a largely 18th-century appearance. Reconstruction was leisurely, but marked by the early introduction of roof tiles and the use of unbaked bricks: wealthier citizens raised their buildings to two storeys and embellished them with ornate facades.
In the historic centre of Coro there are three distinct sectors, corresponding with the official protection zones:
- the official National Historical Monuments are concentrated in the historic centre;
- the buildings in the zone of historical and artistic value are colonial, republican or traditional;
- the zone of controlled architecture lies to the north, west and south of the previous zone. Its southern sector represents the city's expansion in the 19th century.
The Parque Nacional Médanos de Coro (Coro Dunes National Park) is made up of three zones: an alluvial plain, formed by the delta of the Mitare River and some smaller streams; an aeolian plain, constituted of three type of dunes; and a littoral plain with a belt of mangrove swamps.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
Historical Description
The city of Santa Ana de Coro was founded in 1527 by the expedition sent from Santo Domingo by Juan de Ampies, factor of the Spanish Crown there. Before the arrival of the Spaniards, The area was inhabited by Caquetios Indians, who irrigated the land by means of a large channel from a dam on the Coro River, which explains the choice of site. The settlement acquired legal status with the creation of a municipal council in 1529.
The land between the Cabo de la Vela and Maracapana, in which Coro is situated, had been granted by the Spanish Crown to the Welser banking family of Augsburg, and the first governor of Coro was a German, Ambroise Alfinger. From Coro expeditions left to explore Lake Maracaibo, the Sierra de Perrija, the Venezuelan Llanos, and the Andean region between Colombia and Venezuela, whilst in the quest for Eldorado expeditions from Coro even reached the sources of the Orinoco. One of its governors, Nicolas de Federman, led a group across the Andes to be present at the foundation of Santa Fe de Bogota. The Welser-financed explorations made an important contribution to the opening up of the region before they were forced to give up their concession in 1556.
The Christianization of the province also had its roots in Coro. In 1531 Pope Clement VII created the first bishopric in South America there. This resulted in the small town being elevated to the grade of city. In 1583 work began on the site of the first church on the construction of the cathedral proper. However, Coro was exposed to pirate raids by virtue of its position, and so in the early years of the 17th century the seat of the governor was transferred to Caracas, to be followed in 1637 by the bishopric. The city survived, despite devastation by pirates in 1567, 1595, and 1659, maintaining trade relations the nearby Dutch colony of Cura9ao and other Spanish Caribbean cities. It also developed and consolidated agricultural activities in its hinterland, notably of sugar cane and cocoa.
The periodical pirate raids, allied with the disastrous cyclone of 1681, explain why the present-day town has a largely 18th century appearance. Reconstruction was leisurely, but marked by the early introduction of roof tiles and the use of unbaked bricks. Wealthier citizens raised their buildings to two storeys and embellished them with ornate facades.
A slave revolt in 1795 had a grave impact on the agricultural economy and consequently on the city itself. However, economic recovery resulted from the introduction of sheep farming and coffee growing. With this recovery, Coro•s political role increased, and it regained its earlier position as seat of a governorship in 1812. This new prosperity was to end with its virtual destruction during the War of Independence in 1821.
With the establishment of the Republic and Bolivar•s free immigration policy, a large foreign colony, mainly from the Dutch West Indies, settled in Coro, and it expanded in relative prosperity. The oil boom of the present century has had only a negative effect on the city, but it has benefited in that it has not suffered the fate of neighbouring cities such as Maracaibo or Barquisimeto in losing much of its architectural heritage.Source: Advisory Body Evaluation
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Motivation flagging? Live too far from a gym? No room in the house for exercise equipment? Not enough light before or after work? Feeling sluggish?
A lot of people abandon regular exercise during the winter. If that describes you, I know you have a slew of excuses, because I've used most of 'em myself.
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Don't stop!
By the time the forsythia blooms, your sedentary body will have lost a lot of ground. It will take weeks or months of diligent work to get back to the fitness level (and its corresponding physical and psychological health benefits) you had when you laid off around Thanksgiving.
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Incubus performs at the Edgefest in Albuquerque, New Mexico alongside Cage the Elephant, AWOLNation and others!
Artist Presale: Friday, February 24th@10am
General Sale: Monday, February 27th
I want to meet and greet.......that would make MY LIFE =)
I'm confused...how do you get the pre-sale passcode??
Got my tickets in the PIT!!
Got my tickets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Any one know if there will be meet and greet available for this show??
Got my tickets Bizzles!
WOW! sec 2 is almost all sold!
wondering if the band pre-sale has any of this section available for tomorrow. if not...most of the good reserved seats are gone!!
LiveNation is also having a pre-sale that started today!
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Lake Huron Binational Partnership
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Lake Huron LAMP Annual Report 2013 (PDF) (4pp, 1.2MB)
Physical and environmental features of the Lake Huron Basin
Lake Huron is the third largest of the lakes by volume with 3,540 km3 (850 cubic miles) of water. Its average depth is 59 meters (195 feet) and its maximum depth is 229 meters (750 feet). The Saginaw River basin is intensively farmed and contains the Flint and Saginaw-Bay City metropolitan areas. Saginaw Bay, like Green Bay, contains a very productive fishery.
The Lake Huron Binational Partnership
The Lake Huron Binational Partnership effort focuses on pollution reduction activities in areas of obvious importance, such as Areas of Concern (AOCs), and directly pursues on-the-ground activities to protect areas of high-quality habitat within the Lake Huron basin. Existing stakeholder and agency forums are used as much as possible to support the goals of the Partnership. The Partnership maintains a close association with the Remedial Action Plan efforts in AOCs, the Great Lakes Fishery Commission's Lake Huron and Lake Huron Technical Committees, the State of the Lakes Ecosystem Conference (SOLEC), and domestic efforts that support the Partnership.
This 2008-2010 Action Plan provides updated information on environmental trends, identifies priority issues, and promotes management activities to be pursued over the next two-year cycle. Consistent with an adaptive management approach, the Action Plan tracks progress on issues identified in the previous cycle, including contaminants in fish, changes in food web structure and protection of critical habitat, and has been expanded to address emerging issues, such as observed increases in nearshore algae and diseases such as botulism and viral hemorrhaghic septicemia (VHS)
- 2008-2010 Action Plan
- 2006-2008 Action Plan (PDF 1.8 Mb 74 pages)
In 2004, the new Lake Huron Binational Partnership released the Lake Huron Binational Partnership Action Plan – 2004 to address basinwide concerns in Lake Huron. The 2004 Action Plan provides information on priority issues, trends, goals, research, monitoring, on-the-ground activities and future needs.
- 2004 Action Plan (PDF 3.6Mb 45 pages)
The Lake Huron Initiative
A precursor to the Lake Huron Binational Partnership, the Lake Huron Initiative (the "Initiative") was a U.S.-led effort to compile existing data to assess the state of the Lake Huron basin and identify priorities for future efforts. Led by the Michigan Office of the Great Lakes and partially funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Initiative released the original Lake Huron Initiative Action Plan in March 2000 and an update in 2002. The Lake Huron Initiative Action Plan – 2002 was developed with extensive agency involvement and began discussions of issues of importance to Lake Huron, actions that need to be taken to protect and restore the Lake Huron ecosystem, and development of partnerships to begin undertaking efforts that could not be accomplished by individual agencies alone.
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This gorgeous, heavyweight dining table is modeled after a butcher's block—but made for the finest dining rooms. With a solid top made of hard walnut wood with a hand-rubbed oil finish that eliminates the need for coasters, and marine-grade stainless steel legs hand-polished to a reflective sheen, the GAX Dining Table is both beautiful and virtually indestructible.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014 — After carrying the matter over various meetings, the Lassen Transit Service Agency decided not to cancel two routes in question or change fare rates until seeing their progress through September.
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This started as a desire to have the most unique coffee Table imaginable.
The design also had to have the look and feel of the original cube yet still be fully functional.
The size was limited by the width of the doors in my house and the actual weight of the cube. It had to be no larger than 27 inches wide and light enough to handle and move easily.
Corner to corner this cube is just under 4 feet yet it weighs less than 30 pounds!
Yes this took over 1 month to build...
STATS: 27 inches cubed VS 2.25 inches cubed. you will need 1728 standard cubes to occupy the space of this one!!!
Quick note: in the video the cube is still new and sticks a little. some wear and lube will have it running speed trials in no time...
Step 1: Select materials
the wood joints were from 1/4 inch square dowel. I ended up using around 50 4 foot pieces. I also used several 1/4 X 1.5 X 48 pine slats.
I experimented with 3 types of wood glue from Gorilla and LePage. All worked equally well.
The cat is optional!
I toyed with the idea of making a master mold for each of the individual parts then casting them from polyurethane foam but that proved to be rather expensive for the mold making supplies and raw materials. The wood construction is more time consuming but careful work yielded a great working and looking cube in the end.
You will also need some way of clamping the wood while it is being glued. I chose some scrap metal and exercise weights.
The finished cube is broken down into 27 individual "blocks" .
It is easier to describe the build in the terms of blocks but in actuality I made all of the parts in steps. Some of the pictures may appear out of turn but it should all make sense in the end.
the clamping was accomplished with painters tape and binder clips. Along with massive free weight.
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Wow, man...this is amazing. As a Hungarian (like the inventor of this cube), I appreciate this work even more. :)
"The center block is constructed from 1 8.78 inch piece and 4 pieces 2 15/16 inches. These are glues and held together with metal angle brackets"
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I'm looking at photo that you have where they are posted over a ruler, and it looks like the 4 pieces are closer to 4"
Like others, my first thought upon seeing this was "A coffee table that looks like a Rubik's cube. That's nice." Just as I was about to leave I noticed one of the thumbnails with the colors scrambled and had to find out what was going on... let's just say that this project greatly exceeded my expectations.
Boy was I impressed to find out the level of work you put into this. The only remaining question is:
what is your record for 'solving' it?
Great Work
Single cube solving is definitely more complex. I will have to wait for my next house party to get a true solving speed!
Due to the size I am thinking I have to make another and have team solving competitions. Next Olympic sport... Synchronized cube solving!
I love the photos in step 9 that show the insides of all of your actual pieces fitting together. Wow. Very good work!
How about a video to see it in action?


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You get the History Tree add-on for Firefox. What does it do to your browser? You can use it to find any page you have visited quickly and easily. It also shows your browsing history as a tree of tabs, with thumbnail screenshots of the web pages in every tab you have opened.
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Make your friends as happy as their children with these high-quality multicolored blocks from Tegu. Parents want educational, attractive toys for their kids; kids just want cool stuff—everybody wins. Four triangles and two trapezoids are each equipped with a high-powered internal magnet, allowing for all sorts of structures that regular blocks can't handle. Packed in a super sturdy felt pouch, this set encourages hours of imaginative play.
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"Nutty" DIY Signature Cocktails
Now that we are officially into 2014 we decided that for the first few months we want to highlight our favorite local Pacific North West alcohol brands in our DIY signature cocktails. For January we thought we would start off with Crater Lake Vodka!
The Nutty Red Russian
- ¾oz. of Crater Lake Hazelnut Espresso Vodka
- 1oz. Cream De Noyaux
- 1oz. Kahlua
- 1 ½ oz. of Cream
Shake and Serve over ice in a chimney glass. Topped with whipped cream and a hazelnut
Nutty Russian
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- 1 oz. Crater Lake Vodka
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It's the Water! Crater Lake in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon, long regarded as the purest water in the world, is our inspiration for Crater Lake Vodka. Melting snow, percolating through porous lava rock, forms the source of this extraordinary water. Mimicking this natural process, we filter our vodka ten times through charcoal and crushed lava rock. Then, a portion of each batch is rested briefly in new American oak. The result is vodka recognized internationally for its exceptional smoothness. You will notice a soft, spring water character with a hint of vanilla on the finish.
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Available in poster size exclusively from SportsPosterWarehouse.com, this amazing print features great action shots of Eck from throughout his career, including his early days with the Cleveland Indians (check out that uniform!); his mid-1980s days with the Chicago Cubs; his glorious Oakland A's era; and late-career stints with the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox. Also printed at top are five major career accomplishments: his no-hitter; his MVP award; his All-Star appearances; his Cy Young award; and his World Series Championship. From Photofile's incredible Legends series, this stunning print is the perfect way to commemorate one of baseball's all-time greatest pitchers. Perfect for the wall of any true fan!
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Waste Site Cleanup & Reuse in New England
Glastonbury Riverfront Community Center - Glastonbury, CT
(June 2006)
Programs: EPA
Targeted Brownfield Assessment
Grant Recipient: Town of Glastonbury (contacts)
Summary: A former oil storage tank farm site was cleaned up and redeveloped into a community center and park.
The former Field Holstein Property in the Town of Glastonbury, Connecticut was the site of a bulk petroleum storage facility containing 15 above-ground oil storage tanks - an 'eyesore' with extensive soil and groundwater contamination.
This brownfield site borders the scenic Connecticut River, making it a potentially valuable public asset if it could be remediated to stringent state standards. However, changing public perception was key. To be accepted as the location of a proposed Community Center and Riverfront Park site, the public had to change its opinion of the site from a contaminated liability, to a location safe for recreational activities.
The EPA provided a Targeted Brownfields Assessment grant in the amount of $84,905 to determine the issues at hand. The resulting Remedial Action Plan (RAP) took an innovative approach, as opposed to the following three more conventional schemes. The conventional approach of excavation and off-site disposal of more than 30,000 cubic yards of contaminated soils would require excavation well below the groundwater table - prohibitive due to costs, permitting requirements and constructability issues. On-site bioremediation of soil and groundwater wouldn't achieve the Center's construction schedule. And a pump-and-treat groundwater remediation system would have meant long-term cost and operational burdens.
The selected remediation plan was on-site relocation of contaminated soils exceeding Direct Exposure Criteria (RDEC); removing only soils exceeding the Pollutant Mobility Criteria (PMC); and mitigating contamination seepage into the River adjacent to the site.
To provide enough space onsite to relocate all RDEC soils while avoiding creating new contaminated footprints, the plan specified mounding 4 feet of clean fill above these soils; this created a centrally-located amphitheatre that provided a physical feature adaptable for future park use, and off-site disposal requirements were cut nearly in half, saving about $625,000. Secondly, a small volume of soil exceeded the criteria for PCBs, precluding them from onsite disposal – these were removed and disposed of off-site. And thirdly, to mitigate contaminated groundwater, the project includes a passive "funnel and gate" system, an 850-foot-long barrier wall that creates a three-dimensional barrier to groundwater flow; by directing impacted groundwater to specific locations for oil collection without pumping, this eliminated conventional "treatment" system monitoring and O&M costs and minimized construction complexity.
With this successful project, public perception changed from an eyesore to a safe venue for the community, with planned redevelopment for public access and recreational uses. A Riverfront Park will give residents access to the River for recreational activities, and the Community Center will provide a place for large community gatherings. A further benefit relates to the significant development pressure on the Town's remaining open space - by electing to remediate a Brownfield site for the Community Center, the Town not only cleaned up a contaminated property, but also preserved a large amount of its remaining open space.
1999: The Town of Glastonbury acquired the Field Holstein Property.
Feb 2001: Phase I EPA Targeted Brownfields Assessment (TBA) was completed.
2001: The town removed petroleum tanks, and completed the Remedial Action Plan (RAP).
Feb 2002: Phase II EPA Targeted Brownfields Assessment (TBA) was completed.
June 2003: The town opened remediation bids.
Mar 2004: Remediation activities were completed.
2005: The project was a 2005 E3 Competition Winner of an Honor Award – Small projects, from the American Academy of Environmental Engineers.


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His superhero ride is ready to roll! This Huffy® Marvel® Spider-Man® folding tricycle features the exclusive Lights & Sounds dashboard to make riding even more fun. Five buttons play crimefighting sounds and quotes, as well as 3 interactive games; the center buttons even light up the large Spidey face on the front. The trike is designed with a sturdy steel frame, wide wheel base, and comfortable bucket seat; it folds for easy storage.
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ETSU women's soccer team is set to face fourth seeded Kennesaw State Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Atlantic Sun Quarterfinals at the KSU Soccer Stadium in Kennesaw, Ga.
ETSU (8-7-2, 4-5-1 A-Sun) picked up a 1-0 overtime win at USC Upstate last weekend to get into the tournament as the Bucs are making their fourth appearance in the last five seasons. The Buccaneers are led by junior
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Kennesaw State (8-7-2, 5-4-1 A-Sun) comes into the contest having gone 2-2-1 in its last five matches after falling to Mercer 1-0. The Owls are led by all-conference selections Alyssa Mahan and Alma Gardarsdottir. The Bucs have fared well against the Owls as of late going 2-2-1 in the last five contests, though KSU leads the all-time series 2-4-1.
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Rainer receives second-straight A-Sun Athlete of the Week nod
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
The conference recognition comes after Rainer took top honors in the 100-meters at the Western Carolina Invitational last Saturday, clocking a lifetime-low and track-record time of 10.40 seconds. Rainer's performance also bested the NCAA regional standard of 10.50, clinching a spot in the NCAA Mid East Regional Championships, set for May 26-27, in
Rainer is currently ranked fourth in the Mid East Region 100 field, and 10th in the NCAA. The senior is an overwhelming favorite in the upcoming A-Sun Outdoor Championships, holding the top time in the conference by .25 seconds.
Rainer and the rest of the Bucs will take this weekend off before traveling to
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text: Front View larger Kenwood CMOS-310 Universal rear-view camera with multiple view modes Item #: 113CMOS310 4 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $319.99 Shop all Rear-view and Auxiliary Cameras Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Articles & Videos by Buck Pomerantz Panaramic view Kenwood's CMOS-310 rear-view camera keeps you aware of your surroundings so you can drive more safely. Shift into reverse, and you can check out the view behind your vehicle — the picture shows up on your receiver's screen automatically. The camera captures a 190-degree horizontal view and 151-degree vertical view, so you'll really get the big picture — especially handy if you're trying to back up in a large vehicle or if you're towing something. Five view modes The camera gives you five view modes — the package includes a dash-mount button that allows you to switch modes, and you can also use the touchscreen to switch view modes on a compatible Kenwood receiver. You can also connect a second CMOS-310 to the A/V input on select Kenwood receivers, set it as a front camera in the menu, then switch views between the front and rear cameras. The 25-foot cable and harness assembly is long enough for most vehicles and includes a composite video connector, so it'll work with almost any video receiver. Mounting bracket included. Product Highlights:rear-view camera with view selection button190-degree horizontal and 151-degree vertical view310,000 pixelsbuilt-in power supplymultiple view modesSuper Wide View: 190-degreesWide View: 135-degreesOverhead View: displays image as if from straight above vehiclePinP View: overhead view on upper half, wide view on lower halfCorner View: views as seen from two corners displayed on left and right halvescan be used as a front camera with DNX7160, DNX7180, DNX7190, DNX9960, DNX9980, and DNX9990 receiverswarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Kenwood CMOS-310 Reviews Average Customer Review: 4 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. 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Yes No Great Camera Written By Carter, Charlotte, NC on Thursday, November 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent camera. Great picture quality and lots of views to choose from. Was a great update for my car. Pros: Everything Cons: None. Was this review helpful? Yes No I can see you Written By Anonymous, Reno, NV on Thursday, June 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great for driving an oversized vehicle but the marking lines aren't quite right. they point up in the air. still trying to figure it out. i can't get the zoom in and zoom out to work yet either. but all in all i just need it to make sure nothing is behind me when backing up. every thing else is just bonus. 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No 310 Cam Written By Emery, Fort Wayne, IN on Friday, November 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This Camera is very good. It gives a very clear picture and has lots of control with the Kenwood dnx9990hd deck. Pros: Multiple angles and very clear pic. Cons: Nothing so far yet. Other then images look kinda far without the hooking up the remote for the zoom function. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Rear-view camera with bracket (attached 5' cable terminated by a molex connector) Switch unit with attached 40" cable 25' Camera control function harness Mounting screw Double-sided adhesive tape Rubber waterproof clamp Instruction Manual (Eng/Fre/Spa) Kenwood Warranty Card Product Research Features Compatibility: The Kenwood CMOS-310 Universal Multi-View Camera can be used as a rear-view camera with Kenwood in-dash monitors; however, the standard composite video output (RCA plug) extension cable makes it compatible with virtually any mobile video monitor. Note: The CMOS-310 can also be used as a front camera with the Kenwood DNX7160, DNX7180, DNX7190, DNX9960, DNX9980, DNX9990 in-dash navigation receivers. Waterproof Chassis: The camera is built into a compact waterproof aluminum case, making it perfect for mounting outside the vehicle. Super Wide Viewing Angle: The 190° horizontal and 151° vertical viewing angles provide an excellent near field view of anything behind you. The camera gives you a mirror image for rear view confirmation. CMOS Optics: The 1/4" color CMOS image sensor has approximately 310,000 pixels to deliver a high quality picture. Illumination Range: The multi-view camera provides an illumination range of approximately 0.9 to 100,000 lux. It offers less light distortion from nearby light sources. Switch Unit: The included dash-mount switch unit can be used to switch the multi-view camera's display mode, view/hide the guidelines display, and adjust the camera to better suit your vehicle; when connected to select Kenwood in-dash navigation head units. Display Modes: The CMOS-310 camera system can display 5 different camera images. Super Wide View: wide-angle image covering a horizontal angle of approximately 190° Wide View: camera image covering a horizontal angle of approximately 135° Overhead View: image seen from the viewpoint straight up above the vehicle PinP View: the overhead view is displayed on the upper half of the screen, while the wide view is displayed on the lower half Corner View: the views seen from the two corners of the vehicle are displayed on the left and right halves of the screen Image Adjustments: The multi-view camera features the following image adjustments. Centering: adjusts the center of the camera installation position Right-and-Left Angle: adjusts the horizontal angle (in the rotary direction) of the camera installation position Up-And-Down Angle: adjusts the vertical angle (inclination) of the camera installation position Guideline Adjustments: The multi-view camera features the following guideline adjustments. Size: adjusts the overall size of guidelines displayed in the wide or overhead view mode Horizontal Direction: adjusts the left-right positioning of the guidelines displayed in the wide or overhead view mode Vertical Direction: adjust the length of the guidelines displayed in the wide or overhead view mode Red Line Position: adjusts the position of the red line display in the wide or overhead view mode; the red line can be used independently to set the reference line for the vehicle parking position Note: The dash-mount switch unit is compatible with the Kenwood DNX7160, DNX7180, DNX7190, DNX9960, DNX9980, DNX9990 in-dash navigation receivers. Mounting: The multi-view camera comes supplied with a metal mounting bracket that attaches to the camera with two supplied machine screws and attaches to your vehicles with its self-adhesive backing or included mounting screw. Once the camera is installed in the mounting bracket the camera's angle can be adjusted to work in your application. The dash-mount switch unit comes with two-sided tape to attach the switch unit to your dash, near the driver seat. Note: The multi-view camera should be installed at a height of 1.8' or more. Dimensions: Camera (with bracket): 1.385" (w) x 1.035" (h) x 1.345" (d) Control Switch: 1.135" (w) x 0.465" (h) x 1.485" (d) Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Sorry, the Kenwood CMOS-310 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Rear-view and Auxiliary Cameras Or, you can still... Write a review Download the product manual Search the website Go


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Test ID: VCRU
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NY State Approved Indicates the status of NY State approval and if the test is orderable for NY State clients.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Detecting vanadium exposure
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VCR: Dynamic Reaction Cell-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (DRC-ICP-MS)
CDCR: Enzymatic Colorimetric Assay
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The Walkmen are an American indie rock band, with members based in New York City and Philadelphia. The band formed in 2000 with three members from Jonathan Fire*Eaterâ[][]Paul Maroon (guitar, piano), Walter Martin (organ/bass), and Matt Barrick (drums)â[][]and two from The Recoys, Peter Bauer (bass/organ) and Hamilton Leithauser (vocals, guitar). All but Bauer attended St. Albans in Washington, D.C. They prefer the sound of vintage musical instruments, particularly the upright piano, and have often recorded at Marcata Recording, a recording studio built in Harlem in 1999 by the three former members of Jonathan Fire*Eater and later relocated to upstate New York.
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How can I launch some android application by name on android device? Like in Linux, I pressed alt+f2 and typed name of application. May be it is some alternate launcher.
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Gesture Search will do something similar. It finds apps, contacts, bookmarks and music tracks.
The home launcher Go Launcher Ex gives you a search field for this, type in first letters and it will show matching apps. But it only lists apps, no music tracks or bookmarks.
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Cultural Resources
TVA's Cultural Resources staff works to protect historic resources, as required by federal law. Staff members are responsible for the identification, evaluation, and protection of significant cultural resources on TVA lands or land affected by TVA actions. This work is a critical component of the management of TVA lands and resources.
TVA currently manages over 9,000 archaeological sites and numerous historic structures, which includes many TVA dams and powerhouses. The Cultural Resources staff includes archaeologists, a historian, and a historic architect. See the following pages for more information on this important work.
TVA appreciates the assistance of the public in the protection of the important archaeological resources of the Tennessee Valley. Learn about participating in our site stewardship project, A Thousand Eyes.
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TVA has been involved in cultural resources management since the inception of the agency in 1933. Read about the program's history and the TVA Historic Photograph Collection.
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