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If you would like to check them out or have been before and want to go again then hit me up. We have 3 seats, Section 105 row AA, seats 1,2,3. This is the very top of the center ice aisle. My seat is actually on the red line. It is also the last row of seats, actually on the entry deck so you can be the first in the beer line or out the door after the game.
12/26 7:05 face off vs. Kelley Cup champions South Carolina. First 1500 kids will get a free gladiators snow globe.
12/27 4:05 face off vs. Florida Everblades
My only stipulation if you take the free tickets is you actually GO to the game.
PM me if interested in one game or both.
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Latin America Files - Volume 4
We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Latin America trips in The Latin America Files - Volume 4, in which he further explores Colombia, Brazil and Chile. In Cartagena, Colombia, Tony joins chef Jorge Escandon at his restaurant, La Cevicheria, for some delicious fresh seafood. They visit the Central market and enjoy a meal with local market workers at Cecilia. Across the channel from Cartagena is Tierra Bomba, an island with a completely different way of life than its bustling sister city. Arnufo, a local lobster fisherman, invites Tony and Jorge to a meal at his mother's restaurant, complete with lobster that Arnufo caught that morning. Back on the mainland, Jorge shows Tony a popular late-night snack in the town of San Antonio: fried pig intestines and boiled pig ears. In Belem, Brazil, Tony meets up with Felipe, a local food enthusiast, and chef Oliviera de Ofir, an expert on indigenous Amazonian cuisine. Tony is led to the fish market, where he is introduced to the massive filhote catfish. He convinces the fishmonger to slice a sashimi-thin piece from the belly and eats it raw, something unheard of in Brazil. It was fantastic. Tony heads down the Amazon with his guide Caito, to meet up with Dr. Urano Carualho, a botanist specializing in Amazonian fauna. Dr. Carualho collects the prized acai berry and shows Tony how it is prepared. Next, Tony heads to Mexiana Island, where an enormous fish is said to lurk. Tony is determined to find the pirarucu, a prehistoric delicacy. With the help of local fishermen they set off into the jungle, moving through murky water until an enormous form breaks the water's surface. After landing in Santiago, Chile, Tony's friend Raul takes him to a country town in the Corrico Valley to experience a favorite pastime in Chile: the rodeo. Yes, there are horses, cowboys, and ropes, this rodeo is as much about the food as it is about the action.
Latin America Files - Volume 3
We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Latin America trips in The Latin America Files - Volume 3, in which he further explores Mexico, Panama and Nicaragua. Tony meets his friends Carlos and Martin in Mexico City at Cantina La Mascota. In Mexico City, a cantina is a bar where the more you drink, the more delicious food is brought your way. After that, they head off to one of the training centers for Lucha Libre. Similar to the American WWE with a bit more flair, Lucha Libre is one of the great Mexican sports beloved by all. Champion wrestler El Octagon teaches the three friends a few moves in the ring and shows them why he is the reigning champion. Then they explore a bit of Mexico's history, traveling down river just as the Aztecs did hundreds of years ago. At the end of an isolated canal, the three come upon Diego Rivera living on the Island of the Dolls, a weirdly creepy wonderland filled with headless doll bodies, doll heads, and various body parts strewn throughout the trees. Sufficiently creeped out, Tony and friends need a drink to calm their nerves and head to a neighborhood joint serving up suspicious-looking fermented cactus sap that provides a happy buzz. Carlos takes Tony back to his family home in Pueblo, Mexico, where his relatives have gathered for a feast of epic proportions... from tamales to tortillas to the perfect mole poblano. In Panama, Tony treks through the Darien Gap, one of the most dangerous jungles in the world. From malaria to snakes with heads as large as your fist, the Darien is about as primordial as it gets. After braving the gap, Tony savors his continued existence. In Nicaragua, Tony meets up with a local, Walter Delgado, to discover what it truly means to live in Managua today. Tony moves on to the city of Esteli, and is given a traditional Sunday supper of mondongo, a tripe and vegetable stew. Finally Tony is taken to the butcher to buy pig's blood to help make blood sausage.
As far as world cuisines go, China is the big one. It's one of the earliest and most important cradles of civilization. But, believe it or not, Tony has never been to China before! So tackling Beijing and Chengdu on his first trip to the country he decides to squeeze in as much food and culture as humanly possible. He visits Tiananmen Square, dines at Li Qun Roast Duck Restaurant, learns about calligraphy when he meets a local artist and Chinese Calligrapher as well as tour the countryside in HuangLongXi. And this is just a taste of what Tony does on his visit to China.
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Tony knows the jungles of Malaysia better than what's outside Manhattan. So he enlists some locals to help him explore NYC's 5 boroughs.
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We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Europe trips in The Europe Files - Volume 5, in which he explores Scotland, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Croatia. Tony lands in Edinburgh, Scotland to meet with one of his literary heroes, Ian Rankin, a best-selling crime author. However, before he was a crime author, Rankin worked as a grape-picker, swineherd, taxman, alcohol researcher, and punk musician. Then Tony journeys to Romania, a land with a legacy of a Communist regime that still haunts its villages and countryside. Tony and Zamir head into the Romanian countryside in their rented Dacia, the national car of Romania. Tony and his friend Zamir reach the Maramures region in Northern Romania, an area of villages preserved in almost medieval isolation. In the village of Vadu Izei lives Zamir's aunt, Bell Doina, who is busy preparing for Zamir's birthday celebration that night. There's live music, food, plenty of drinks, and a golden brown pig. Next, Tony visits Prague, capital of the Czech Republic and the world's capital for beer. With the help of some local experts, Tony tests the new culinary landscape in the "city of spires." Finally, he's off to Croatia, now touted as The New Riviera. Celebrities and oligarchs swarm the coastal islands as foodies roam the hills in search of truffles, wild asparagus and local wineries. Tony explores the Istria and Dalmatian regions and literally gets knocked off his feet by what he finds.
Europe Files - Volume 7
We've compiled the best of Anthony Bourdain's Europe trips in The Europe Files - Volume 7, in which he explores Italy and Spain. Tony and his wife, Ottavia, travel to Sardinia, Italy, to visit her family. They head to one of their favorite agritourismos for an array of freshly made pastas, cheeses, and meats, along with wild rabbit and partridge, topped off by fresh farmer cheese and sweet honey. Then Tony reunites with two friends, Carlos and Lisa, at Zia Forica, to sample some foods of the region, specifically snails. Later, Tony and his extended family visit the festival of San Francesco in Lula, to attend a meal for local workers and enjoy the traditions and foods. Then, Aunt Andreana arranges a special seafood meal for Ottavia and Tony, along with some of Ottavia's cousins. They enjoy bottarga, the dried salted roe of the local mullet fish, delicious spiny lobster, and a rich pasta cooked with olive oil and sprinkled with bottarga powder, a dish that, according to Tony is, 'absolutely perfect.' Next, Tony heads to Madrid, Spain, to dine on signature Spanish fare. He get's special treatment at Diverxo, one of Madrid's most exclusive restaurants, where he dines on scallops, tangeri crabs and black pudding dim sum with quail egg. In Naples, Italy, Tony meets Josepina, the eighty-year-old mother of the production driver, to enjoy a classic ragu. Virgin olive oil, onion and garlic are combined with sausage, veal shank, and pork neck in tomato sauce, simmered for five to six hours. Josepina brings a bitter, local vegetable to the table to compliment the meal, fiorelli. Back in New York, Tony visits Italian American chefs Rich Torrisi and Mario Carbone at Torrisi Italian Specialties. The chefs serve up "neighborhood dishes," which pay homage to the traditional neighbors of Italian Americans, including a lamb tongue gyro salad and fried rice with sweet pork sausage and American prosciutto, washed down with Schaefer beer.


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The 2014 wildfire season could be similar to last year-possibly worst as much of Southern Oregon remains in a severe drought.
In 2013, a single night of thunderstorms sparked wildfires which were caught by the wind and spread to devastating measure.
The 2013 wildfire season became the most expensive firefight in a decade and deadly- killing three firefighters in the line of duty plus many more nationwide.
Brian Ballou with the Oregon Forestry Department says the summer conditions are what made the fire so dangerous.
"The way that it was working, the forests were very dry the wind was blowing, the fires were growing in size. It became very dangerous."
Meteorologist Ryan Sandler with the National Weather Service in Medford says it may be too early to tell the potential for this year's wildfire season, but things are shaping up to be dry.
"Most of Southern Oregon is in severe drought right now and Southern California is much worse. That forecast is going to continue with below normal precipitation through the end of July."
Precipitation levels in June will give fire officials a better idea of what they're facing in 2014. Below is a link to the fire regulations and home maintenance ideas for home owners in all areas to prevent home damage. As of now the fire danger level in the Southwest region are low but that could soon change as expected.
Another factor- the higher regions are expected to dry out sooner as snow levels have failed to produce.
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GW Hospital To Offer Lung Cancer Screenings
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May 23, 2014
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The George Washington University Hospital Cancer Program Receives National Achievement Award
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In his office Friday afternoon, Philbin pointed to the practice fields outside and said: "Out there is where we're going to find out about Ryan Tannehill, Matt Moore and David Garrard. I don't remember a master plan that said, 'Here's when Ryan's going to play.' If there is one, I was never told about it. We'll let them come to work, and the best man will win."'
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In that case, it's a good thing that a lot of the contracts on our team come to an end at the end of this season. There's a lot of opportunity for restocking on talent. Unfortunately, I see a lot of teams resigning their own players for the future.Originally Posted by DolfanDaveInATX


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Just a reminder to fans that other positions outside of WR and TE will need to be addressed in the draft or free agency. It looks like Jonathan Martin could be our LT going forward, and Pouncey has established himself as a Pro-Bowl caliber center. However, I think the other line positions are still in need of an upgrade to solidify the rotation for the future. Incognito, John Jerry, and Nate Garner represent quality depth for their positions, but all three are holdovers from the previous regime that emphasized large bodies to dominate in man-blocking.
With the Philbin/Sherman offense, the linemen must have movement skills for zone blocking and pulling. The only player with the movement talent to excel within the current scheme is Pouncey. There is a reasonable expectation that the scouts will be able to dig up OG prospects in the later rounds...especially now that the scouts are educated on Philbin's/Sherman's preferences.


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Gallery: Virginia Tech Lumenhaus Wins the 2010 Solar Decathlon!
The homes were packed all week with visitors who gazed at the unusually shaped Fablab house, doted over the cozy interior of the Luukku House, and reveled over the superior craftsmanship of the Bambu house. The 17 houses were probed, prodded, and evaluated on their form, function and innovation. A total of ten separate contests determined this year's winner including: Architecture, Engineering and Construction, Solar Systems, Electrical Energy Balance, Comfort Conditions and Appliances, Communication and Social Awareness, Industrialization and Market Viability, Innovation and Sustainability.
In light of all the amazing entrants, what we have come to understand is that these are much more than solar homes – they are fully integrated systems able to perform all the functions related to comfort, health and aesthetic, without the harmful impact of fossil fuels dependence or the destruction of natural resources. Each home provides a powerful insight into how we can all thrive within the means of a sustainable world without giving up on any of the creature comforts of modern living. Inhabitat give cheers to all the schools and students who showed so much imagination and resolve during this competition!
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[…] that will consume 90% less energy than a typical home for heating and cooling. Unlike some of the SD Houses, this net-zero house has a life beyond the competition — it will actually serve to shelter […]
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I have a one caravan in a parcels up near Conil, Cádiz, Spain, and I would like have the house's energy for the solar energy, but I don't think what university near there could guide me abaout this system.


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For the 11 high school teams in the Blackstone Valley, as well as the others from across the state, the road to postseason glory in December started last week during workouts on hot mid-August mornings and afternoons that were better suited for spending on a beach.
And while the ultimate goal of every team is to reach the Super Bowl in their respective divisions, two teams from the area, Woonsocket and Tolman, are hoping to get back to the championship game.
Last season, the Villa Novans repeated as Division II champions by beating the Tigers, 28-14, and while the Novans head into the season with most of the key players from that team gone to graduation, the Tigers enter it on the opposite end of the spectrum.
Only a half dozen players, including All-State tailback Ousmane Samb, picked up their diplomas a couple of months ago, and last week, head coach Dave Caito welcomed one of his largest turnouts with 86 players, 25 of them incoming freshmen.
"Last year, we had a ton of young kids, but this year, we're senior ladened and junior ladened," he noted. "This is one of the best groups that we've had hard working-wise, and everything's been going well."
At this time last year, Caito was working with a camp that consisted largely of sophomores and didn't know what to expect from the upcoming season. But the Tigers went through their Division II-B schedule with an unblemished record and found themselves playing for a Super Bowl title.
This year, Tolman has been included in the preseason talk as one of the teams to beat, and to a man, the Tigers, who have traditionally made it a goal to win their division and then the Super Bowl, hope to back up that claim and go a step further than they did a season ago.
"Coming in, I think we're a very talented team, so I'm not going to sugarcoat it," said Caito. "I think this is one of the fastest backfields we've had since I've been here. and defensively, we have speed and they are all athletes. We don't boast the 6-3, 300-pounders, but we have guys who are like 5-8, 170, 180, but they can move and they can hit."
The Villa Novans, meanwhile, enter their season minus a good piece of the cast that led them to their last two championships, including All-State wide receiver Jessie Charette and tight end Geo Heredia.
They also come into the season with one key figure out with a significant injury -- head coach Carnell Henderson -- who tore a tendon in his quadriceps muscle in a freak household accident late last month and has yet to report to practice. But Henderson's assistant coaches have effectively run the team in his absence and provided him with daily reports.
"Things have been going relatively well," said Henderson. "My coaches told me that the kids have been working hard. We have an inexperienced group of kids coming back, but a good group of kids coming back. We'll be young, but we have guys that are learning and are willing to learn."
Even though graduation took its toll on the Novans, the cupboard is far from bare, for they have some players coming back at key positions and young standouts looking to make their presence felt.
"We have a couple of O-linemen, linebackers, tight ends, running backs, and some good leadership at places where it's needed," said Henderson.
The Novans would dearly love to threepeat as Division II champs, a feat that hasn't been done since West Warwick won six straight titles in the 1950s, but if they plan to accomplish the feat, they are going to have to carve out their own identity and put their past successes behind them.
"We're looking forward to the challenge," added Henderson. "Last year's over, and like I told this year's group, 'You can't rest on what last year's group did the year before, You're only a good as the season that you're in. Our motivation is to continue to get better each week, and hopefully put ourselves in a position to win again."
Joining the Tigers and the Novans in the chase for the Division II-B title is St. Raphael, which reached last year's semifinals in its return to the division after a decade-long stay in Division I, and Ponaganset, which figures to improve greatly this fall after enduring a rebuilding season.
In Division II-A, Shea and Cumberland both missed out on a playoff spot last season by a game, but both teams welcomed large camps this summer and hope to be back in the playoffs this year.
Another playoff team from a season ago, East Providence, also took its lumps in the graduation department, losing key performers such as All-State lineman Dan Andrade and linebacker Mike Davol, but the Townies are also working with a big turnout of players and should be in the postseason hunt again.
In Division III, Lincoln and Burrillville are coming off two of their best seasons in a handful of years, but both lost a big chunk of their teams to graduation and will be hard at work these next couple of weeks trying to fill in the gaps. The Broncos only have a few starters back, while the Lions lost some key veteran contributors, such as All-State quarterback Ryan O'Dell.
Workouts have also been under way for the area's two Division IV teams, Central Falls and North Smithfield, and there will be plenty of attention on the Northmen this season as they have a veteran team that's looking to build on a 6-2 season that was their best record in more than a decade.
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Rwenzori Mountains National Park
Rwenzori Mountains National Park
The Rwenzori Mountains National Park covers nearly 100,000 ha in western Uganda and comprises the main part of the Rwenzori mountain chain, which includes Africa's third highest peak (Mount Margherita: 5,109 m). The region's glaciers, waterfalls and lakes make it one of Africa's most beautiful alpine areas. The park has many natural habitats of endangered species and a rich and unusual flora comprising, among other species, the giant heather.
Monts Rwenzori
Couvrant près de 100 000 ha dans l'ouest de l'Ouganda, le parc comprend la majeure partie de la chaîne des Rwenzori, qui culmine à 5 109 m avec le mont Margherita, troisième sommet d'Afrique. C'est une région d'une grande beauté dont les glaciers, les cascades et les lacs offrent un cadre alpin sans égal en Afrique. Le parc contient d'importants habitats naturels d'espèces menacées et une flore particulière riche de nombreuses espèces, dont les bruyères géantes.
جبال رونزوري
يتضمن المنتزه الذي يغطي 100.000 هكتار في غرب اوغندا، المنطقة الاكبر من سلسلة جبال رونزوري التي تلتقي على علو 5109 م مع جبل مارغاريتا وهو ثالث أعلى قمة في أفريقيا. وتعتبر هذه المنطقة من أجمل المناطق حيث توفر جبال الجليد والشلالات والبحيرات إطارًا لا مثيل له في افريقيا. ويحتوي المنتزه على مساكنَ طبيعيّة مهمّة لفصائل مهدَّدة ولتشكيلة نباتات خاصة وغنية مؤلّفة من فصائل عديدة بينها الخلنج العملاق.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: UNESCO/ERI
Национальный парк Рувензори-Маунтинс
Занимая территорию почти в 100 тыс. га на западе Уганды, этот парк включает значительную часть горного массива Рувензори. Здесь находится третья по высоте вершина Африки – Маргерита (5109 м). Благодаря наличию горных ледников, водопадов и озер, этот парк считается одним из самых живописных высокогорных районов на всем континенте. Парк дает убежище многим исчезающим видам, а его флора очень специфична, и включает, среди прочих видов, гигантский древовидный вереск.
source: UNESCO/ERI
Parque Nacional de los Montes Rwenzori
Situado en el oeste de Uganda, este parque de 100.000 hectáreas abarca la mayor parte del macizo montañoso de Rwenzori, que culmina a 5.109 metros de altura en la cumbre del pico Margarita, la tercera cima de África. Es un sitio de gran belleza, con glaciares, cascadas y lagos que forman un paisaje alpino sin parangón en el continente africano. El parque posee numerosos hábitats naturales donde viven animales en peligro de extinción, así como una flora rica y rara compuesta por múltiples especies, entre las que destaca el brezo gigante.
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Nationaal park Rwenzori Mountains
Het Nationaal Park Rwenzori Mountains beslaat bijna 100.000 hectare in het westen van Oeganda en omvat het grootste deel van de Rwenzori-bergketen. Deze keten bevat de op twee na hoogste berg van Afrika: Mount Margherita van 5.109 meter hoog. De gletsjers, watervallen en meren maken deze plek tot een van de mooiste berggebieden van Afrika. Het nationale park herbergt vele habitats van bedreigde diersoorten en kent een rijke en bijzondere flora. Zo zijn er 89 soorten vogels en 15 soorten vlinders. Een recente studie naar ongewervelde levensvormen vermeldt 60 soorten in de bergzone, waarvan er 25 nieuw waren voor de wetenschap.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
The Rwenzori Mountains National Park provides stunning views of glacier and snow-capped mountains just kilometres from the equator, where it is contiguous with the Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Having the third highest mountain in Africa at 5,109 m (after Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya), the Park includes a much larger alpine area than either, covering an area of 99,600 ha of which 70% lies at over 2,500 m in height. The Rwenzori Mountains are the highest and most permanent sources of the River Nile, and constitute a vital water catchment. Their multitude of fast flowing rivers, magnificent waterfalls and stratified vegetation make the property exceptionally scenic and beautiful. The mountains are well-known for their unique alpine flora which includes many species endemic to the Albertine Rift in the higher altitude zones including giant heathers, groundsels and lobelias. The Park also supplies local communities with various wild resources and is an important cultural heritage.
Criterion (vii): The Rwenzoris are the legendary "Mountains of the moon", a reflection of the mist-shrouded mountains of this rugged massif that tower almost 4,000 m above the Albertine Rift Valley, making them visible from great distances. These mountains offer a unique and pristine landscape of alpine vegetation studded with charismatic giant lobelias, groundsels, and heathers which have been called "Africa's botanical big game". The combination of spectacular snow-capped peaks, glaciers, V-shaped valleys, fast flowing rivers with magnificent waterfalls, clear blue lakes and unique flora contributes to the area's exceptional natural beauty.
Criterion (x):Because of their altitudinal range, and the nearly constant temperatures, humidity and high insolation, the mountains support the richest montane flora in Africa. There is an outstanding range of species, many of which are endemic to the Albertine Rift and bizarre in appearance. The natural vegetation has been classified as belonging to five distinct zones, determined largely by altitude and aspect. The higher altitude zones, covered by heath and Afro-alpine moorland, extend from around 3,500 m to the snow line and represent the rarest vegetation types on the African continent. Significant species include the giant heathers, groundsels, lobelias and other endemics. In terms of fauna, the Rwenzoris have been recognised as an Important Bird Area with 217 bird species recorded to date, a number expected to increase as the park becomes better surveyed. The montane forests are also a home to threatened species such as the African forest elephant, eastern chimpanzee and l'Hoest's monkey. The endangered Rwenzori black-fronted or red duiker, believed to be a very localized subspecies or possibly a separate species, appears to be restricted to the Park.
Challenges facing the Park include community uses of the park (such as collection of bamboo), tourism development, population growth and agricultural practices. While little agricultural encroachment has occurred due to the Park's clearly marked boundary, insecurity caused by rebel insurgence in recent years has affected park management and encouraged illegal activities, the reason for which the property was inscribed in the List of World Heritage in Danger from 1999-2004. The growing number of people living around the property is adding pressure on forest resources, although the cultural importance that the local communities attach to the Park as well as the various benefits they derive from ecotourism and regulated plant resource use is designed to manage this. The watershed functions as a result of the intactness of the boundary has enhanced the Park's capacity to act as the biggest contributor of water in the region for domestic and industrial use. The integrity of the property is further enhanced by its contiguity with the Virunga National Parkin the DRC which provides an opportunity for gene flow and buffer properties.
Protection and management requirements
Rwenzori Mountains National Park is managed by Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA, UWA succeed Uganda National Parks (UNP) which was the management authority at the time of Inscription of the site as a World Heritage Site) in accordance with the provisions of the National laws( The constitution (1995), Uganda Wildlife Act (2000), National Environment Management Act (2000), Forest and Tree planting Act (2003), Local Government Act (1987), The Land Act (1989) and international conventions (Convention of Biological Diversity 1992 (CBD), Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), the RAMSAR convention 1971 and the World Heritage Convention 1972).It was gazetted in 1991 under statutory instrument number 3 in 1992 and the National Park's Act 1952. The park is considered a model for integration of cultural values into the Protected Area Management framework as an innovative approach to resource management, the first of its kind in Africa. As a result the local communities have embraced collaborative resource management initiatives. Given its significance as one of the biodiversity hotspots in the Albertine Rift, various local and international NGOs have supported the management and conservation of the property. A General Management Plan guides management operations on-site. Key challenges to address include illegal felling of trees, snow recession due to global warming, human population pressure adjacent to the property and management of waste generated through tourism operations. UWA is addressing the above threats through resource protection, community conservation education, research and ranger-based monitoring, ecotourism and transboundary initiatives with the DRC. The long-term maintenance of the integrity of the property will be achieved through sustainable financing, ecological monitoring, continued collaboration with key stakeholders andregional cooperation.
Long Description
Covering an area of 99,600 ha, 70% of which exceeds an altitude of 2,500 m, the Rwenzori mountains comprise an extremely steep and rugged mountain range which includes three mountains: Albert, Alexandra and Africa's third highest peak, Margherita (5,109 m). The highest reaches of the mountains are covered by snow fields and glaciers which provide a permanent source of water for the surrounding areas. In the east, the park is contiguous with the Part National des Virunga in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The mountains consist of ancient rocks which were extruded from the surrounding plains during the formation of the western rift valley. These Precambrian rocks have produced soils of low fertility, except on parts of the northern ridge where volcanic ash from the Fort Portal plateau was deposited.
The Rwenzori are well known for their unusual flora, which includes many species endemic to the Albertine Rift in the higher-altitude zones. Most significant are the giant heathers, ground-sells, ericas and lobelias of the tree heath and alpine zones. Vegetation depends largely on altitude, with five major zones being distinguishable: a broken montane forest zone occurs below 2,400m; a bamboo forest zone occurs (in pure stands in many places) up to an altitude of 3,000 m; a tree heath vegetation zone of giant heathers, frequently over 10m in height, extends up to 3,800m at the same altitude, although on better soils, a tangled undergrowth punctuated by a mixture of small trees predominates; and an Afro-alpine moorland zone upwards to 4,400m.
The park contains 89 species of bird, 4 species of diurnal primate, and 15 species of butterfly. Although none of these are unique to the Rwenzori, many are endemic to the Albertine Rift region, and a high level of subspecific endemism occurs, including the Rwenzori colobus monkey, hyrax and leopard. A recent study of invertebrate life forms listed 60 species in the alpine zone, 25 of which were new to science. This is indicative of a much more extensive fauna waiting to be discovered. Although low in number, the following globally threatened animals still occur in the Rwenzori: elephant, common chimpanzee and I'Hoests monkey.
The Rwenzori Mountains are the homelands of the Bakonjo and Baamba peoples. The Bakonjo are a Bantu-speaking people who have lived on the mountain for many generations, and whose culture is adapted to the steep slopes and climate of Rwenzori.
In 1910, the colonially imposed political boundary between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda divided the Bakonjo, Baamba and the related Banande people of the Congolese sector, who have never fitted comfortably into this artificial division. The Rwenzori area is home to some 300,000 Bakonjo people. No people currently live within the park, although cultivation is evident in many places up to its border. Traditional uses of forest resources were permitted under the former Forest Reserve designation, including the extraction of building materials, fibres, firewood and medicinal plants. These activities have mainly been carried out on a sustainable basis, and new agreements have been made respecting these harvesting rights. Illegal hunting of small game no longer continues, possibly due to a decline in animal populations. In the 1960s coffee, mountaineering and the Kalimbe mine brought prosperity and improved health services and infrastructure to the region. However, apart from agriculture, the park is the main source of income for the local communities.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
Historical Description
All terrain above 2,200m (7,OOOft) was gazetted as a forest reserve in 1941 (Forest Act, 1947 ammended 19641, although from the outset there were calls for it to be gazetted as a national park. This occurred in 1991 (Statutory Instrument No.3, 1992, National Parks Act, 1952) along with the creation of two other mountain national parks in Uganda: Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga Gorilla.Source: Advisory Body Evaluation
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Dedication of the Dr. James J. Conti Senior Classroom
Dedication of the Dr. James J. Conti Senior Classroom
Remarks by Dr. Peter Van Dyke '60
Homecoming, May 20th 2006
It's both a privilege and a pleasure today for me to be able to dedicate the senior classroom to Dr. Jim Conti.
When I heard that Joe Cuneo had arranged for the Reception Room to be dedicated to Charlie Visconti for his many years of service to Webb as a trustee and chairman of the board, I thought that I should do the same for the senior classroom. That is, identify someone who had made a significant contribution to Webb and remember it in that way. I thought about it for about 2 seconds, and then recalled the years I spent working with Jim as a Trustee when he was President, and I had my answer. It was Jim and Charlie who re-introduced me to Webb about 16 years ago. Since Charlie had his room, I thought Jim should have a room too.
The plaque enumerates the basics of Jim's service to Webb over 25 years, Trustee from 1974 to 1990, and President of Webb from 1990 to 1999. His contributions to the school in academics, administration, and general leadership were many, but I can't really speak to those. Charlie Visconti has agreed to speak to that in a minute. However, I do recall our interactions on the finance committee.
In October 1991 when I joined the Board, Charlie and Jim put me on the Finance Committee since they thought I might add some value there. I remember that Rob Goldbach was the Chair and Frank Graziano was a member of the committee. We had two managers, Oppenheimer for the equities and the committee managed the bond portfolio. There were a few rough spots getting started. In particular, I was analyzing the bond portfolio using a computer model supplied by Salomon Brothers. Chairman Goldbach couldn't figure out why someone who worked for T. Rowe Price produced reports which said Solomon Brothers on them. Jim smoothed out this little question and a few others, and the committee seemed to function reasonably well.
It should be noted that during Jim's tenure as President the endowment value grew at a compounded annual rate of 11.5 % and that's after a spending rate of anywhere from 6 to 8 percent every year.
I know I can speak for everyone who worked with Jim during his long service to Webb when I say that this is a very small token of appreciation for all that he has done for the Webb family.
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Mr. Visconti offered comments about Dr. Conti at the request of Dr. Van Dyke. He went on to say it had been a pleasure to serve as Board Chairman during Dr. Conti's nine years as President; which reminded him of the long period when I was a young boy and it seemed that we never would have a President other than Franklin Delano Roosevelt or a pope other than Pope Pius XII.
Dr. Conti was so dedicated to his position as President that he once told me it had been years since Mrs. Conti and he had spent a night in their own home in Bethpage, Long Island.
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At Tuesday's regular Creston City Council meeting, the city and Union County Development Association (UCDA) agreed to work together toward acquisition of a vacant property, 507 South Elm Street, for the purpose of improving the property as part of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
The acquisition of this property is part of an ongoing effort to clean up properties in the area and offer affordable housing to Creston residents.
In this agreement, the city council agreed to review the requirements as stated in the National Historic Preservation Act, approve project specifications and pass a resolution declaring the property beyond repair.
UCDA will finance all aspects of the project, to potentially include costs associated with acquisition, legal fees, demolition and new development.
A development schedule and detailed cost estimate for the construction of the new house will be provided to the city. UCDA will obtain and review bids for all work on the property.
In addition to improving the Creston community, the neighborhood stabilization project enhances the learning experience and expands the skillset of the community.
According to Wayne Patini, executive director for UCDA, a new house on the property will be built by students from Southwestern Community College (SWCC) and Creston High School.
"SWCC students in the carpentry and building trades program build about one house a year as part of this program" said Bill Taylor, vice president of instruction at SWCC.
This year, SWCC will be partnering with high school students enrolled in the carpentry and building trades career academy to complete projects because of low enrollment.
Taylor said high school students who enroll as juniors are able to earn up to 30 college credits if they complete two years of the program in high school.
"At this rate, students enrolling in the carpentry and building program right out of high school can finish an associate degree in applied science in one year" said Taylor.
SWCC's program allows students to complete all four levels of apprenticeship training as recommended by the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training and is recognized by Associated Builders and Contractors.
After completion of the project, UCDA will identify a qualifying, low-to-moderate income individual or family to purchase the home.
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• Approved the third and final reading of an ordinance amendment for cemetery regulations.
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• Approved a request of $18,795 from Hotel/Motel Funds for Creston Chamber of Commerce's 2013 Tourism marketing and promotional budget.
• Accepted a $3,500 volunteer assistance grant award on behalf of the Creston Fire Department.
• Approved a payment of $1,753.18 to Habitat for Humanity for the Neighborhood Stabilization Project house project at 801 West Jefferson Street.
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Coming off three losses in its past four outings, West Springfield needs to regroup quickly before it hits the road to face undefeated Westfield. The Spartans� latest stumble came last week in a 42-9 loss to Lake Braddock, a team that suffered a 20-point defeat against Westfield earlier this season.
Whatever the outcome, this season represents West Springfield�s best since 2008, when it won eight games.
As for the Bulldogs, coaches are doing everything they can to prevent their players from taking upcoming opponents lightly.
�We want to make sure we�re continuing to move forward,� Westfield coach Kyle Simmons said. �10-0 turns into 0-0 real quick. You can�t afford a let-down, or you�re done. I know these guys don�t want to go 10-1.�
No. 7 Oakton at No. 2 Lake Braddock
This is a matchup between two teams riding completely different trajectories. Oakton wants to shake off four consecutive losses, while Lake Braddock hopes to continue the strong play that has brought it seven straight double-digit wins.
The Cougars will need to keep the pressure on junior quarterback Caleb Henderson, a dangerous pocket passer who has thrown for 2,259 yards and 18 touchdowns in his first season with the Bruins.
�I think they have a very potent offense,� Oakton coach Jason Rowley said. �They�ve got skill players all over the place. They�re very big up front and very athletic on both sides of the ball. I think it�s going to be a great matchup.�
Oakton has a capable quarterback of its own in Kyle Downer, who resembles Henderson with his size and ability to beat defenses both on the ground and through the air. The senior signal caller is on pace to exceed 1,000 yards both rushing and passing this season.
�Right now we�re treating it like every game is our last,� Downer said. �We�re thankful to have the opportunity to put on the pads again and get out there. It�s a whole new season for us.�
It will be a rematch of last year�s regional opening round, when Lake Braddock triumphed 50-21.
No. 6 West Potomac at No. 3 Centreville
West Potomac needs to overcome a recent slide that has seen it drop three of its past four games, including a 13-10 loss against T.C. Williams last week.
The return of their most dynamic player, Demornay Pierson-El, should give the Wolverines a much-needed boost. The junior tailback, who has tallied 25 touchdowns this season, has been cleared by doctors in the wake of a leg injury he suffered two weeks ago against West Springfield.
After surrendering 239 yards and two touchdowns to him in a 27-20 loss Sept. 7, Centreville won�t be ignoring Pierson-El this time around.
�We have an opportunity to have a second chance at a game that we lost earlier this year, so I think we�re excited about that opportunity,� Centreville coach Chris Haddock said. �But we also know that Pierson-El is one fantastic player, and we�re going to have to play a great game to stop him.�
The defending state finalists will be out to prove they�ve come a long way since the season�s outset.
�I think that we�re a very different team right now than when we played West Potomac in Week 2,� Haddock said. �In that game we had a lot of injuries and we were shuffling different players in different positions. We�ve settled in to having guys in the spots that they�re in now.�
No. 5 Robinson at No. 4 Chantilly
These two teams will meet for the second week in a row following last Friday�s 41-21 Chantilly win at Robinson. This one will take place at Chantilly, where the Chargers are 4-1 this season.
Robinson looks to play a cleaner game after dishing out four fumbles last week that resulted in two critical turnovers. The pair of lost fumbles occurred on the Rams� side of the field, allowing Chantilly to execute quick scores and build a sizable first half lead.
�I think more than revenge, we just want to go out and do things right and take care of the ball,� Robinson coach Trey Taylor said. �We�ve got to get them off the field when they�re on offense. They controlled the second half with their option offense, so we need to shore that up and give our offense a chance.�
The Rams will need to shore up their run defense against a formidable triple option attack that includes running backs DeAndre Harris and Ross Simms, both of whom topped 100 yards last week.
�They have three legitimate players that are carrying the ball,� Taylor said. �It�s not like just one of the kids is carrying the rest. If one of those three gets the ball, they could go the distance, so you really have to make sure you take care of all three phases.�
No. 8 Edison at No. 1 Stone Bridge
Stone Bridge gets an Edison team that has hung around with some quality opponents this year. Four of the Eagles� five losses have come against playoff teams, including a narrow 47-45 defeat last week against Hayfield.
That shouldn�t scare a Stone Bridge side that has annihilated every opponent it�s faced this year. The Bulldogs� rock solid run defense will need to focus on Edison�s Malcolm Sherman, a senior tailback who has compiled 821 yards and nine touchdowns this season.
No. 7 Jefferson at No. 2 Yorktown
Coming off its best regular season since 2004, Jefferson faces a stiff challenge against undefeated Yorktown. Led by dynamic tailback M.J. Stewart (1,277 yards, 26 touchdowns), the Patriots have outscored their last three opponents 118-7.
Getting to this stage was quite the accomplishment for Jefferson, which won its last three games to qualify for its first playoff appearance since 2008.
Senior running back Patrick O�Connor topped 1,000 yards rushing on the season thanks to his 215 yards and three touchdowns in last week�s 36-0 triumph against South Lakes. The Colonials totaled 320 rushing yards on the day, which complemented a defense that grabbed three interceptions and limited the Seahawks to 176 total yards.
Still, beating Yorktown will be a tall task for a squad that has yet to defeat a team with a winning record this season.
No. 6 South County at No. 3 Madison
Coming off an 8-2 campaign that marked its best regular season since 2007, Madison hardly was rewarded with its first round playoff draw. It will go up against a South County squad that has erased the memory of a 1-5 start with four straight blowout wins that has them entering the playoffs as one of the area�s hottest teams.
Madison has shown a knack for coming out on top in close games, but it might have a hard time keeping it close against a resurgent South County defense that has shifted standout linebacker Oren Burks to the middle of the field.
�The way we�ve considered it in the last four weeks, they�ve all been playoff games,� South County coach Gerry Pannoni said. �I basically told the kids, �Look, we�re one and done. If we lose a game, we�re out.� So we treated every game like a playoff game. I think they have that playoff mentality now, and they know how to prepare for these games.�
No. 5 Langley at No. 4 Hayfield
After three straight wins to close the season, Langley enters the playoffs believing it�s better than its 6-4 record indicates. Its losses this season came against quality opponents (Chantilly, Madison, Stone Bridge and Yorktown), including a narrow 35-34 defeat against Chantilly.
This week the Saxons hope to use their size advantage to counter Hayfield�s speed.
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I imagine that somewhere, probably in Reggie Bush's now empty room, his game controller still paused on a FIFA game, growing cold and unused, as a sort of memorial for the time Chad and Reggie were talking smack and quite possibly about just how the reality of Kim's ass was great to look at but the cottage cheese didn't really taste like cottage cheese in a disappointing kind of way...
The first meeting of the super leadership council was now taking place... Jake, Karlos, and Reggie are huddled around each other, each pondering thier purpose on the team that had only recently lost thier trust.
"Well, now what?" asked Karlos, always the first to break the silence.
"...and then Kim asked me if I really liked how her toes tasted, and I told her..."
"Reggie what the **** man, it's like Butterball Ryan is in here talking to us" Jake hurredly interupted Reggie.
"Shortie, if it was Butterball Ryan in here telling the story, don't you think you'd be involved somehow? probably with your finger stuck way up my ass?" Reggie shot back.
"Guys, we need to focus. If this team, or more to the point, if the coaching staff and Jeff Fireland doesn't respect the established players on this team enough to support one of us when times get rough, then we need to come up with a plan that makes them respect us." Dansby said ignoring the exchange between Reggie and Jake.
"Karlos, man, I don't know, should we really be calling Jeff "Fireland?" That seems really disrespecful"
"Jake, stop kissing his ass, he's not even in this room."
"Yeah, but ..."
"Did someone say butt? Man Kim has a really great ass"
"REGGIE!!!" Shouted Karlos and Jake in unison.
"Sorry Guys!"
"Respect? Nah, I don't care much about that, and I don't care about money, i've earned a lot, but my faith in coaches is really low guys. First you got Sparano ball, and I get put out there in the last preseason game? Then we trade Brandon, don't draft anyone to replace him, and then just when I think we're getting somewhere with Ocho replacing him..."
"Replacing Brandon? You're kidding right? Sean was punking him in practice." interrupted Reggie
"Yeah, I gotta tell you I like the way the defense is shaping up, and Vonte is starting to get it, I tell you, I don't want to do anything to ruin what we're building on D. But if something happened to one of the D, like you guys just went through on the O, like what if we trade one of our top players on D for peanuts and we don't bring in someone to replace that player? I'd go beserk." Karlos said after some soul searching.
"Karlos, ok so you say it's going to take one more thing for you to go forward with making the coaches pay?" Jake asked raising his eyebrow and running a hand through his circa brady 2007 hair.
"I wonder if buffalo women are built like Kim?"
Both Jake and Karlos eyed Reggie with quizzical eyes.
"Ok... Jake, I think we need to conclude this meeting and leave Reggie with his cell phone memories of Kim"
"His cell phone? Nah as soon as we leave he's going to pretend he's Ray J."
Jake and Karlos quietly left the room and as they closed the door, they pretended they didn't hear Reggie's crying and tried their best to ignore Reggie screaming "Kim how could you?!? Ray J? Seriously? Wait... hey this isn't bad..."
***Thirteen Days Later***
Super Leadership Council meeting is in order.
"Feed the Wolf!" Reggie, Jake and Karlos yell in unison.
"Ok, here is what i'm thinking, Reggie, REGGIE!!! Pay attention, I want you to play about three good games, get some good will going, then just when people start to believe you are capable of running with authority, you start that dancing around thing in the backfield that you tend to do. Karlos, I want you to be you, look all intense, but you need to fake it a bit longer, say six or seven weeks in I want you to start missing tackles, and start getting lost in traffic. Oh, and do NOT make any real attempt to get an interception, just kinda bat down every ball thrown your way. Pass the word to the rest of the D that getting interceptions should be avoided, tell them to just knock the ball down every time. But to really throw them off, don't let the tight ends catch anything on you, that worked for helping us get rid of Sparano, but Philbin isn't getting fired this year, so our revenge is going to take longer."
"Ok Jake, but what are you going to do to sabotage the O?" asked Karlos.
"Me? I'm going to play really, really, really good. Like, ninty-five percent of the time. Then just when that young Rookie starts getting comfortable, i'm going to let the speed guy slip by and just clobber him. Those blindside hits add up quick and will completely ruin a Quarterback's trust in the pocket."
"Guys do you think we can include Naane in on this sabotage plan?" asked Reggie.
Raising an eyebrow Jake cracks a smile and asks "What did you have in mind Reggie?"
"Ok how about this, We tell him, that he needs to block, just like he's done in camp, but that he's not allowed to catch ANYTHING throw his way, and then after a few games of dropping everything, he's allowed to catch one, but to add insult to injury, he needs to fumble the one ball he does catch." Reggie said with a sly grin.
"Brilliant!" said Jake and Karlos excitedly.
"You know Reggie after that nazi comment a while back I was really starting to worry about you, but man, you totally redeemed yourself!" Karlos added.
"I miss Kim"
"I miss Kim too..." Karlos said.
"What?! shouted Reggie.
"Guys Let's call it a night..." Jake broke in trying to stop the tension.
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