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This extensive schedule of concerts and corporate events, the group's record album sales for the independent market, and its ability to influence new generations of musicians make Puerto Candelaria, along with Merlin Studios Producciones (its producer and its home), a cultural industry model to new generations of artists in Colombia. In its history of 12 years, Puerto Candelaria has produced four albums, rich in local and foreign sounds. In their last album, they take their cumbia underground and make it into a rebellious sound called cumbia rebelde. The Candelarios captivate their audience with their experimental sounds. Their shows are full of joy and explore the absurd and the everyday matters, the laughter and the trascendence, along with rhythm, dance, and the most important: an exuberant explosion of the Colombian cultural richess, which is experienced every time Puerto Candelaria plays. Puerto CAldelaria is Juancho Valencia, direction and keyboards; Eduardo González, bass and voice; José Tobón, saxophone; Cristian Ríos, trombone; Didier Martínez, percussion 1; Juan Guillermo Aguilar, percussion 2; Juan Felipe Arango, manager and executive productor; and Gabriel Vallejo, audio engineer. Admission: Free Read more about Puerto Candelaria Marko Djordjevic: Even when the Odds Are in Your Favor Thursday / April 4, 2013 / 1:00 p.m. Berk Recital Hall 1140 Boylston Street Boston MA 02215 Proclaimed "a world class drummer" and "a true innovator" by Modern Drummer magazine, Marko Djordjevic has played on more than 50 albums (four as a leader), while his performing experience spans two decades and shows all over the globe. Lionel Loueke, Clarence Spady, Jonah Smith, Michael Henderson, Eli Degibri, Aaron Goldberg, and Matt Garrison are some of the artists he has collaborated with since graduating from Berklee in '93. 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Starred Review. Zuckerman, pastry chef at New York's famed Chanterelle restaurant, combines aesthetics and science in this appetizing look at the hows and whys of baking. Providing detailed instruction throughout, she guides the cook through the process of creating the dessert while explaining the chemical reactions taking place when ingredients interact. Zuckerman details the intricacies of tart making, offering a variety of standard recipes such as hazelnut, sweet and flaky. Her selections of cakes are enticing, with her Goat Cheesecake Enrobed in Hazelnut Brittle bordering on the sublime. Throughout, she elucidates the basics—e.g., why some cookie recipes require additional baking soda and how an acid aids in the foaming of egg whites. Zuckerman also offers a wealth of cookie recipes and a mouth-watering array of custards, puddings, crèmes and mousses. Soufflé-making techniques are explained so simply that even the baking novice will feel empowered to make an attempt. Zuckerman also devotes sections to ice creams and frozen desserts, roasted fruits and edible garnishes. Highly recommended for all skill levels, this collection is a must-have for anyone who cooks. 70 photos. (Sept.)
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- J. Eduardo Calonje, MD, DipRCPath, Director of Diagnostic Dermatopathology, Department of Dermato-Histopathology, St John's Institute of Dermatology, St Thomas' Hospital, London, UK
- Thomas Brenn, MD, PhD, FRCPath, Consultant Dermatopathologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer, Department of Pathology, Western General Hospital and The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK
- Alexander Lazar, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Departments of Pathology and Dermatology, Sections of Dermatopathology and Sarcoma Pathology, Faculty, Sarcoma Research Center and Graduate School of Biomedical Science, The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, USA
- Phillip McKee, MD, FRCPath, Formerly Associate Professor of Pathology and Director, Division of Dermatopathology, Department of Surgical Pathology, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA
AudiencePathology Dermatology
Book information
- Published: September 2011
- Imprint: SAUNDERS
"Unreservedly, no dermatologist or dermatopathologist can really afford to be without a copy of this truly masterly and unqiue publication" ACP News - Association of Clinical Pathologists
"The book that no dermatologist or dermatopathologist can resist buying . . . the constant companion of the dermatopathology microscope" British Medical Journal
"Magnificent work is one of the best illustrated books available that covers the gamut of dermatopathology" New England Journal of Medicine "This excellent dermatopathology textbook has both high quality photomicrographs of histology and clinical photographs of many entities. This is a book of the highest quality. McKee's has the advantage of being the most current, with up-to-date material by expert authors, as well as exceptionally good illustrations." - Barbara M. Egbert, MD, VA Palo Alto Health Care System 5 Star - Doody Rating, March 2013
Table of Contents
Volume 1
1 The structure and function of skin
John McGrath
2 Specialized techniques in dermatopathology
Pratista Ramdial , Boris Bastian , John Goodlad ,
John McGrath and Alexander Lazar
3 Disorders of keratinization
Dieter Metze
4 Inherited and autoimmune subepidermal blistering
5 Acantholytic disorders
6 Spongiotic, psoriasiform and pustular
7 Lichenoid and interface dermatoses
Wei-Lien Wang and Alexander Lazar
8 Superficial and deep perivascular inflammatory
9 Granulomatous, necrobiotic and perforating
10 Inflammatory diseases of the subcutaneous fat
Bostjan Luzar and Eduardo Calonje
11 Diseases of the oral mucosa
Sook-Bin Woo
12 Diseases of the anogenital skin
Eduardo Calonje , Sallie Neill , Chris Bunker ,
Nick Francis , Alcides Chaux and Antonio C Cubilla
13 Degenerative and metabolic diseases
Nooshin Brinster and Eduardo Calonje
14 Cutaneous adverse reactions to drugs
Nooshin Brinster
15 Neutrophilic and eosinophilic
16 Vascular diseases
Thomas Brenn
17 Idiopathic connective tissue
Eduardo Calonje and Bostjan Luzar
18 Infectious diseases of the skin
Wayne Grayson
Volume 2
19 Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
and acquired immunodeficiency
syndrome (AIDS)-associated cutaneous
P. K. Ramdial and W . Grayson
20 Disorders of pigmentation
21 Diseases of collagen and elastic tissue
Alexander Lazar and Wei-Lien Wang
22 Diseases of the hair
Rodrigo Restrepo and Eduardo Calonje
23 Diseases of the nails
Josette Andre , Ursula Sass and Anne Theunis
24 Tumors of the surface epithelium
25 Melanocytic nevi
Bostgan Luzar , Eduardo Calonje and Boris Bastian
26 Melanoma
Alex Lazar and Boris Bastian
27 Tumors of the conjunctiva
Jacob Péer , Sharhar Frenkel
28 Sentinel node biopsies
A.J. Cochran
29 Cutaneous lymphoproliferative
diseases and related
John Goodlad and Eduardo Calonje
30 Cutaneous metastases and Paget's disease
of the skin
Doina Ivan and Eduardo Calonje
31 Tumors of the hair follicle
32 Tumors and related lesions of the sebaceous
33 Tumors of the sweat glands
34 Cutaneous cysts
35 Connective tissue tumors
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Hailing from the suburbs of Chicago, the punk-pop outfit Plain White T's began taking shape in 1997, a full ten years before the acoustic ballad "Hey There Delilah" made them Grammy-nominated stars. Lead singer Tom Higgenson was originally fascinated with the drums, having served as the percussionist for various rock bands during high school. One such band was Harvey's Daughter, whose lineup also featured bass player Ken Fletcher. Although the group disbanded, the two remained friends and quickly launched a different band, with Higgenson taking over lead duties as songwriter and singer. Drummer Dave Tirio also joined the new lineup, bringing Plain White T's to fruition during the fall of 1997.
Performances in various Chicago clubs earned the band a small but devout following. In the summer of 1999, Higgenson was nearly killed in a car accident; the crash resulted in a ruptured kidney and lacerated lung. However, the event also left him with a newfound dedication to songwriting, and the band began making quick progress as a result, self-releasing Come on Over in 2001 and signing with Fearless Records for the release of Stop in 2002. Although plagued by lineup shifts during the supporting tour, Plain White T's still found time to record All That We Needed, which hit shelves in early 2005. By that point, the band's roster had solidified with a lineup comprised of vocalist Higgenson, guitarists Tirio and Tim Lopez, drummer De'Mar Hamilton, and bassist Mike Retondo. The band then participated in the 2005 Take Action tour alongside groups like Sugarcult and Head Automatica before joining up with Motion City Soundtrack for tour dates in 2006. The enhanced EP Hey There Delilah was released that May, containing versions of the titular ballad (originally issued on All That We Needed), along with four new songs and music videos.
The band's work ethic and promising songcraft earned Plain White T's a new contract with Hollywood Records, and Every Second Counts, their hook-laden debut for the label, appeared in September 2006. The band returned to the road soon after, but fortunes improved as "Hey There Delilah" gathered steam on radio stations across the U.S. By the following summer, the song had topped the charts in ten different countries and helped jump-start sales of Every Second Counts (which, incidentally, only featured "Hey There Delilah" in enhanced versions of the record). Plain White T's received two Grammy nominations for the song, and the band returned in 2008 with Big Bad World -- a return-to-form effort featuring the band's usual mix of spunky energy and pop/rock craft.
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A children's dance franchise is joining in an attempt to break the world record for the longest dance and the world's greatest silent disco.
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Interested parties will have until 2 p.m. May 28 to prepare and submit final bids to buy the 4.2-acre Guthrie Place property, which failed to garner any bids during a property-tax sale last June that asked for a minimum of $577,721 - enough to recoup unpaid taxes and fees. After the city took ownership of the inn, bidders passed again on a separate auction last fall.
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"Too many uncertainties" prevented the property's sale last year, he said, including outstanding bills, unpaid dues, and taxes the previous owner had defaulted on.
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The remaining plans for the inn's commercial future would be up to the developer. There could also be a tax abatement plan subject to council approval.
From there, how quickly renovations begin will depend on the City Council. Finizio said the city could transfer title to a developer within a month or two of the bid closing date.
The 1902 inn, which closed to the public in 2008, was once a cherished dining spot and drinking establishment and, most recently, a resort. Its three buildings - the mansion, the beauty salon and the carriage house - make up about 32,922 square feet of living space and 51 guest rooms.
Last fall, Finizio said that based on estimates from some developers, a rehabilitation could cost up to $2.5 million.
Finizio had planned to go over the bid invitation with city councilors at their meeting Monday night, but that meeting was canceled because of snow. Finizio emailed them the details instead, and while he did not need council permission to seek bids, it would be up to the council to accept a bid.
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Very rarely, a baby is born with lactose intolerance. (Both parents would have to pass the gene for this type of lactose intolerance to the baby.) From birth, the baby would have severe diarrhea and be unable to tolerate the lactose in his mother's breast milk or in formula made from cow's milk. He'd need a special, lactose-free infant formula.
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If your baby is sensitive to dairy products it is highly unlikely that the problem is lactose intolerance, although many people may tell you so. There are three types of lactose intolerance:Primary lactose intolerance, Congenital lactose intolerance and Secondary lactose intolerance
Primary lactose intolerance (also called developmental, late-onset or adult lactose intolerance) is relatively common in adults (and more common in some nationalities than others), and is caused by a slow decrease in the body's production of lactase, the enzyme that breaks down lactose (milk sugar). This occurs gradually, over a period of years, and never appears before 2-5 years old and often not until young adulthood. Almost all adults who are lactose intolerant have this type of lactose intolerance, which is not related to lactose intolerance in babies.
Congenital lactose intolerance is very rare and is an inherited metabolic disorder rather than an allergy. This disorder is generally apparent within a few days after birth and is characterized by severe diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration and failure to thrive. It resolves after the age of six months.
Congenital lactase deficiency - A similar, less severe, metabolic disorder is congenital lactase deficiency. This disorder, apparent within 10 days of birth, occurs when brush-border lactase activity (required for the digestion of lactose) in the small intestine is low or absent at birth and is characterized by diarrhea and malabsorption. It is also very rare.
Galactosemia is another rare metabolic disorder that occurs when the liver enzyme GALT, needed to break down galactose, is partially or completely absent. Although this disorder does not directly concern lactose, babies with the more severe forms of galactosemia will not be able to tolerate any lactose since lactose is formed from the two sugars galactose and glucose. The classical form of galactosemia is characterized by vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice and failure to thrive within a few days after birth.
Some premature babies have a temporary form of lactose intolerance because their bodies are not yet producing lactase. This will go away as baby matures, and in fact the maturation process can be accelerated by baby's ingestion of lactose. One option is to add lactase to baby's feedings (instead of switching to lactose-free formula, which is nutritionally inadequate). (i.e. SOY!)
Secondary lactose intolerance (also called acquired lactose intolerance) can appear at any age and occurs when the intestinal brush border is damaged by an infectious, allergic or inflammatory process, thus reducing lactase activity. Causes of secondary lactose intolerance include gastroenteritis, food intolerance or allergy, celiac disease (gluten intolerance), and bowel surgery.
there is a difference between cow's milk protein sensitivity and lactose intolerance. Evolutionarily, it wouldn't make sense for babies to be allergic to the main ingredient in the food source intended to keep them alive.
A person of any age can have a milk allergy, but it's more common among infants (about 2% to 3% of babies), though most outgrow it. Symptoms of cow's milk protein allergy will generally appear within the first few months of life. Symptoms may include loose stools (possibly containing blood), vomiting, gagging, refusing food, irritability or colic, and skin rashes. This type of reaction is more difficult to diagnose because the same symptoms may occur with other health conditions. Most children will outgrow this form of allergy by 2 years of age.
If you're formula-feeding, your doctor may advise you to switch to a soy protein-based formula. If your infant can't tolerate soy, the doctor may have you switch to a hypoallergenic formula, one in which the proteins are broken down into particles so that the formula is less likely to trigger an allergic reaction.
Two major types of hypoallergenic formulas are available:
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- Amino acid-based infant formulas, which contain protein in its simplest form (amino acids are the building blocks of proteins). This may be recommended if your baby's condition doesn't improve even after a switch to a hydrolyzed formula. (NeoCate, EleCare, Nutramigen AA)
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Why, How and When to Cleanse
July 25, 2015
Why? There are several reasons why cleansing the body of toxins is a good idea. However, the purpose of a cleanse is not to give up everything you love, nor is it to lose weight (though you will at first). Rather, it can be a life altering experience where you start making more conscious and healthy decisions as a result of having noticed the difference while on the… Read More
The Pleasures of Eating: A Rant
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Eating engages our senses. It releases emotions. It is an art, which all too often we take for granted. We shovel and swallow, rather than savor our food. I am guilty. I too shoveled and swallowed food until I realized how much pleasure I derived in connecting with the very things that made me feel good. In the last few years I've gone back to… Read More
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Pickles. What's there not to like? They're refreshing, crunchy, juicy, and bursting with tangy, sweet, and savory flavors. They're the perfect condiment. In a pinch you can serve them with cheese. They can be chopped and served over a bowl of rice, a humble meal served in many parts of Asia. They complement all sorts of grilled or roasted meat and fish proteins, and more…. Read More
Spice Up Your Food
December 04, 2014
… and I don't necessarily mean with hot chilies, though in small quantities, that's always nice! Spices are excellent for your health. They can be"warming" and are believed to help fight all sorts of illnesses from common colds to more serious cancers, diabetes and heart disease. So while many people might stick to salt and pepper, when spices are added to food, as is the tradition in many Asian food… Read More
Roasted Chestnuts Braised in Red Wine
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Chestnuts are one of my favorite treats. They're filling, ever so slightly sweet, and taste just great. I love them in many ways including simply roasted till they crack open, or braised in red wine. During the holidays, when chestnuts are in season, I buy them once a week. I most often cut a slit in each and roast them in a dry skillet on the stove… Read More
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In 2011, a coalition of U.S. neocons and "humanitarian" war hawks pushed for and got a military intervention in Libya with the goal of eliminating Muammar Gaddafi, but the ouster and murder of Gaddafi has only led to worse chaos and more death in Libya, as ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar explains.
American Hawks Who Never Learn
The mainstream U.S. news media has taken great umbrage over President Obama's defense of the more peaceful parts of his foreign policy, when he suggested lessons were not learned by the many pundits and pols who supported the disastrous Iraq War, as ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar explains.
Learning the Wrong Mideast Lessons
Feb. 11 marks two important anniversaries in the Middle East: the ouster of the Shah of Iran in 1979 and the overthrow of Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak in 2011. But the question remains whether the U.S. has learned the right lessons from these events, writes Hillary Mann Leverett.
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Exclusive: As a U.S. senator and Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton often followed a neocon-style foreign policy, backing the Iraq War, teaming up with Defense Secretary Robert Gates on an Afghan War "surge," and staking out an even more hawkish stance than Gates on Libya, Robert Parry reports.
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A quarter century ago, the Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland, killed 270 people and later was pinned on a Libyan agent. In 2011, Lockerbie was used to justify a U.S.-backed war to oust Libya's Muammar Gaddafi, but the evidence now suggests the case was a miscarriage of justice, John Ashton writes.
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Egypt's military coup meshed with the geopolitical interests of Saudi Arabia and Israel, but the toppling of the country's first democratically elected government was driven by other factors, including the history of a politically powerful military, as ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar notes.
The More Complex Truth of Benghazi
The single-minded Republican drive to exploit the deaths of four U.S. diplomats in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 – and use the tragedy to embarrass President Obama and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton – has obscured the more complex reality of what happened, writes ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
The Tarnished 'Victory' in Libya
This past weekend, when U.S. commandos captured suspected al-Qaeda leader Anas al-Libi living openly in Tripoli, it drove home the point that post-Gaddafi Libya has become home to many Islamic extremists, a reality that tarnishes what Official Washington likes to view as a great "victory," as ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar explains.
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Sony PlayStation 4: Welcome to the experience, hardware will come later
After much fanfare, Sony has announced the launch of the PS4 at its Future of PlayStation event in New York. We say launched the PS4, but in reality the company has shown us only the PlayStation 4 experience.
While many billed and expected the event to be a standard hardware launch, what we got was a platform launch.
That's right, the world of PlayStation complete with games, social, Vita, and even iOS and Android and how it will all fit into your life rather than a single product at a single point in time.
It is a marketing message Sony has learnt from the phone industry, opting to show off the core software features of the new PS4 while holding the hardware back, in the ultimate tease.
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As Apple does with iOS at WWDC, Google with its dedicated Android announcements, and even Microsoft did with its Windows Phone 8 software launch ahead of Nokia and HTC phone launches last year, the idea that the platform comes before the hardware is nothing new - well, not for the mobile industry.
It's all about exciting the senses, about encouraging developers to get on board with the new platform, to stake their claim ahead of any announcement from the Xbox team.
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The hype machine had billed the PlayStation Media event as a console launch party. It's too early for that.
That's left many to wonder how Sony could orchestrate a console launch without a console to show, or how it can announce a product that won't ship for another nine months, without a price. Yes, a lot is going to happen between now and Christmas.
What the point of the event was, was to confirm that the next-generation console from Sony is now official. That big developers, aside from EA, have shown their support, and on the whole everyone present seems happy.
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But in an age when technology companies increasing announce one day, and go on sale the next, Sony's nine-month gestation period is either a stroke of genius, or a roll of the dice that will unseat the company.
Unlike the mobile phone industry, where a phone launch lasts a matter of months rather than years, the games industry still works at a much slower pace. It's been seven years since the PlayStation 3 was announced. Games, as any developer will tell you, take time to develop, and that's before you start to implement and include the array of control mechanisms and social aspects Sony has planned for the next-generation gamer.
Sony has made the first move against Microsoft and its next generation Xbox, leaving the Redmond-based company the chance to retaliate with the option to double-counter before launch, which is a risky move - especially as it's still got to sell PS3 consoles in the meantime.
If Microsoft is clever, it will announce its event quickly, strike while the iron is hot, and go all in, detailing everything with a quick launch window to capture the mood.
Sony will be forced either to wait it out or react to Microsoft's action. It's a risky strategy, and one that Kaz Hirai, Sony CEO, has perhaps planned all along. Gutsy springs to mind.
Of course, Microsoft might be in the same boat and not have the goods to counter-attack just yet. That means the gamble will have paid off, and Sony will have the momentum to claim 2013 as its own.
That's not to say Sony hasn't teased us with just enough information to pique our interest. The company has detailed plenty in the press conference that was broadcast to all those who tuned in, and in subsequent messages via interviews and statements.
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We also know that it will be one of the most social consoles yet, with Sony attempting to create a "Facebook for gamers" that will give them so much information that it will be able to use that information to predict what game you will be buying from it next. That should quell gamer worries that PS3 games or a console bought now won't turn into a paperweight come the Holidays.
Cloud gaming is the future says Sony, as is the adoption of a second-screen experience either via tablets (Android and Apple) or the company's own PS Vita handheld console, and the console's backwards compatibility with previous consoles looks to turn this into more than a dumb box in your living room.
Developers from Activision to Ubisoft to Capcom all lined up to tout their latest special offerings with demos clearly showing that the console will be able to produce the graphical goods come launch day.
The New York PlayStation event was about showing a connected and capable device rather than being about pre-orders. This isn't Sony playing catch-up, but its outlining a future gaming experience we've been teased, but have yet to see in practice.
With the game expo E3 just around the corner in June - and no doubt a range of pre-selected target dates already internally known to promote the message further - Sony has nine months to convince us that the PS4 is the console to own. Judging by the way that the company is already marketing it, getting it right is going to be important. Why? Because chances are this could be the last one it makes.
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EAST PROVIDENCE ŌĆō A full 45 minutes before TLA-Pond View Recycling Facility attorneys were to appeal a May 27 zoning violation before the Zoning Board of Review, at least 60 residents conducted a vociferous rally in front of City Hall on Thursday night.
Most members of the congregation, including men, women and children, wore red T-shirts with the catch phrase ŌĆ£Enforce The Law & Protect UsŌĆØ in white on the front, while others carried signs reading, ŌĆ£Stop Pond View Now!ŌĆØ and ŌĆ£Hold Pond View Accountable!ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£I'm hoping the Zoning Board of Review stands by Zoning Officer Ed Pimental and forces Pond View back into compliance,ŌĆØ offered Ken Schneider, co-president of an anti-Pond View organization entitled the East Providence Coalition, during Thursday night's rally. ŌĆ£They've been out of compliance since they opened in 1998, and it's about time they suffer the consequences.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£We think the board will back the zoning officer, the reason being that the facts are the facts,ŌĆØ he added. ŌĆ£Our Planning Department sent out a 47-page document with photos and documentation of everything Pond View's been doing wrong since they opened in 1998, and we want to see the board back that evidence.ŌĆØ
Almost four hours later ŌĆō after questioning of Pimental by Assistant City Solicitor Gina DiCenso and cross-examination by TLA-Pond View lawyer Kevin Bristow ŌĆō Gene Saveory, the Zoning Board of Review Chair, called for the hearing's continuance.
That continuance will be held on Thursday, Oct. 13, at 6 p.m. inside City Council chambers.
ŌĆ£I'm disappointed that no decision was rendered; I can also understand why they'll continue it,ŌĆØ Schneider said just shy of the 11 o'clock hour. ŌĆ£They heard a lot of testimony, but the attorneys are still making their cases.
ŌĆ£I think the city is very much proving its case,ŌĆØ he continued. ŌĆ£Their attorney (Bristow), I feel, is grasping at straws.ŌĆØ
Mentioned Jo-Ann Durfee, considered the Coalition's ŌĆ£First LadyŌĆØ of sorts: ŌĆ£The purpose of the Zoning Board, under Section 19-2 (of the City) Charter, is to promote the public health, safety and general welfare (of its citizens). Residents are counting on the Zoning Board to uphold this law, enforce it and protect us.ŌĆØ
Durfee is just one of dozens who have complained for years about the dust, odor and noise emanating from the Pond View facility; they also say they've experienced serious health issues as a result.
Back on May 27, Pimental issued TLA-Pond View officials a notice of violation for exceeding the amount of processing it practices under the zoning ordinance, which allowed for recycling no more than 150 tons of construction and demolition debris per day.
Pimental, with the help of the consulting firm DiPrete Engineering, determined Pond View violated its original use variance in several manners, among them: Operations have conflicted with the approved site plan, including where stored materials and processing areas are located; instead of recycling only wood products, as the original use variance states, the facility has been grinding metals, concrete, street-sweeping materials and stone; it hasn't maintained a vegetated berm; and operations have occurred before or after the listed hours of 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m.-noon on Saturdays.
Most importantly, the facility has expanded to accepting far more than 150 tons per day for debris processing.
ŌĆ£The Pond View facility doesn't exist as a matter of right; it exists because, in 1998, they received from the Zoning Board of Review a use variance, which means the board had given them permission for a particular kind of use that isn't allowed by the zoning ordinance,ŌĆØ explained Billy Conley, an attorney and Rumford resident who backs the Coalition.
ŌĆ£The kind of use variance they accepted in 1998 is determined by the record in front of the board; that's why they granted that use variance,ŌĆØ he added. ŌĆ£Now, flash forward to TLA-Pond View's filing of an application to the Department of Environmental Management, one that stated it wanted to increase production to 1,500 tons per day.
ŌĆ£That occurred last late January, early February. When that was filed, the zoning officer (Pimental) reviewed that application, and saw there are significant deviations from the Zoning Board record for that original use variance.ŌĆØ
Pimental, under oath, testified that he and Planning Department members had studied from the air the Pond View property, as well as other industrial areas citywide, for the purpose of economic development.
He also admitted photos were taken, and upon further study of those photos, he determined deviations were, in fact, occurring.
On May 2, 2011, DEM Director Janet Coit decided to approve the 1,500-ton application with a proviso Pond View representatives increase its production in increments, but there were other limitations imposed. They included the facility install an air-quality monitoring system that could be checked by the DEM.
According to Conley, Pimental then re-examined the photos and the Pond View's application, in addition to the original site plan and minutes of the initial Zoning Board meeting, held on Jan. 28, 1998.
ŌĆ£Simply put, he determined the facility now has a license to engage in land-use activities which significantly deviate from the original variance,ŌĆØ Conley noted. ŌĆ£On May 27, he issued that violation notice to Pond View, and it detailed all of the infractions shown in the approval of said application.ŌĆØ
The ŌĆ£cease-and-desistŌĆØ order, should the board choose to back it, would decrease Pond View operations to the initial 150 tons of processing per day. (It should be noted that, in 2003, DEM permitted Pond View to increase grinding tonnage from 150 to 500 a day, though the city still deems the move illegal).
DiCenso attempted to show that Pimental had relied on facts to support the issuance of his notice; those facts included the original land use variance, consisting of the application for it, the site plan and the actual testimony delivered at the hearing.
Pimental stated he compared that information from 1998 with Pond View's application to move to 1,500 tons per day, and pointed out the significant changes in the operation.
ŌĆ£For example, the testimony before the Zoning Board in 1998 stated there would be only wood chip grinding with limited metal reclamation,ŌĆØ Conley offered. ŌĆ£Ed pointed to very specific testimony. At the time the applicant (former owner Ken Foley) testified, he said the business would not be processing any other substance or material but wood.
ŌĆ£When Ed compared that to the application for 1,500 tons, it stated wood is less than 50 percent of the materials the company produces,ŌĆØ he continued. ŌĆ£The application stated more than 50 percent (of processing) now consists of cement, street sweeping, cinder blocks and metallic items.ŌĆØ
Pimental also testified operations had expanded into areas well beyond the original site plan, including significant open storage of such materials, both before and after grinding. He explained to the board the use variance is defined by the record, the initial application and site plan and testimony.
Bristow, on the other hand, argued that only stipulations, or those conditions placed upon the use variance, should be admissible, not the entire record.
Near hearing's end, Zoning Board member John Braga revealed to Bristow he had read the initial transcripts as if he had been on the same board that issued the variance in 1998.
ŌĆ£I figured what I would have thought the stipulations would be if I was a member, and I will say I would have felt lied to,ŌĆØ he told Bristow. ŌĆ£It seems the board was being lied to at every turn.ŌĆØ
That statement drew applause from the audience.
ŌĆ£That flies in the face of everything we do here,ŌĆØ Braga added. ŌĆ£From the way I see it, the way it's shaking out, if I was on (that) board, I'd be upset. It's so far beyond the scope of what this company should be doing.ŌĆØ
Conley, who attended the entire hearing, believed there was a ŌĆ£huge fallacyŌĆØ in Bristow's legal position.
ŌĆ£If the Zoning Board is lied to about what the operation is going to entail, then it's impossible for the board to determine what specific conditions should be imposed,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£If you don't know what's going to happen on that site, how do you know what to control? That's why it's extremely important to examine the entire record, exactly as the zoning officer did. That's what a reviewing court will do if this matter is appealed to Superior Court.
ŌĆ£I know that because of my experience as an attorney; that's the law in Rhode Island,ŌĆØ he added. ŌĆ£My reaction to this hearing, as a resident of Rumford, is I'm proud to see the zoning officer stand up for the community surrounding Pond View, and I'm proud to see the Zoning Board of Review begin to conduct a full and fair hearing on these critical issues that have affected our city for so long.ŌĆØ
The continuance will see DiCenso question one more witness, an expert engineer, while Bristow will bring forth two, including an employee of the Providence & Worcester Railroad that hauls off debris and a Pond View employee familiar with the daily tonnage processed.


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