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Dear our friends and supporters,
In this month of Thanksgiving, We say, special Thank you for supporting COBURWAS to provide education, leadership and entrepreneurship to refugees and underprivileged youth in Uganda.
Our 2012 Calendar is based on the school Calendar for the 90 students living in the COBURWAS students hostels have gone back home after finishing their end of year examinations.
On November 16, 20 students who were in senior four (equivalent to grade 10) a level in which one has to take National examination to qualify for Advanced level. And on November 23, the 6 students who were in their last year of high school finished their National Examination. The other 64 students were in other classes (senior one to three) did end of year exams which are set by school. And they will go to the next level in the year 2013. COBURWAS also has been able to support about 8 students with interests in vocational education. These students have as well found it easy to go to school while accessing health services, accommodation and guidance through your support. This is a big achievement for COBURWAS, friends and to many communities in Africa. We are so grateful that you enabled us to make this happen.
Since 1997 the refugees in Kyangwali settlement did not have an opportunity to access high school education. In more than 10 NGO's operating in Kyangwali settlement only COBURWAS has been able to send a big number of girls and boys in higher institution of learning. We believe in education and we put if first in all that we do. By standing on your shoulders my friends and I (the COBURWAS leadership team) are providing education to the growing passionate leaders who will change communities in Africa.
In addition to starting farming projects, microfinance projects to support widows and orphans, our students are also going back to help set up more tutoring program to support and inspire more refugee children to do well in school and some of them are volunteering as teachers at our primary school. All this makes our management easy and less costly.
Any step we make in providing to a refugee girl or boy, it brings exponential changes to a larger community. At first we were called, "the refugees" but today we are becoming leaders, entrepreneurs and the agents of positive change. We now have hope and every day we are dreaming for a better Africa we build together because we are growing stronger because of your support.
It is very hard and impossible to precisely express how grateful for your big support. We pray with hope that God will continue to bless you.
For us to continue supporting youth, we need YOU, your friends, your family, your co-workers, church members, and neighbors to help us raise the required funds. This will not happen without you! Please tell your friends, family, co-workers, church members and neighbors. Ask them to invite 10 friends to give and tell them why you gave. Post the link on your facebook page, tweeting or emailing or anything else you can think of! Thank you again for allowing CIYOTA transform communities in Africa by preparing, developing, and empowering a unified group of young leaders to tackle the greatest challenges facing our communities.
With heartfelt appreciation
Joseph Munyambanza, Benson Wereje, Daniel Muhwezi, Bahati Marcel, Nziyonvira Ntakamaze and the whole COBURWAS family
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Senior offensive guard Tobias Smith looks like a go after playing very little since the Auburn game the second week of the season. He's been limited by a right knee that exploded on him in the third game last season against LSU.
Smith, who's been injured three of his four seasons at Mississippi State, has battled back from his knee surgery and fought through the pain as best he could. The Bulldogs have picked their spots with him. He played two series last week against Kentucky and hadn't practiced any since the week of the Auburn game.
But he's practicing this week, and Mullen said Wednesday he expects Smith to "play a bunch for us" against the Vols.
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School holidays are around the corner and the last thing you want to hear is "I'm bored". Are you dreading the idea of finding things to keep your little ones occupied and happy? No need to pull your hair out because Jungle Gym offers energetic, fun and exciting school holiday activities that Perth kids love. You drop them off and we look after them. We take children from 5-12 years of age and bookings are essential to ensure a spot for your little one.
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All children participate in a warm-up and are then moved into groups depending on their age and ability. These groups are kept on the move constantly, through obstacle courses that involve jumping, climbing, swinging, rotating and somersaulting, so you can be certain that your kids will get a great workout, have a ton of fun and be exhausted at the end of the day.
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During school holidays (April, July, October & January), we run two x 2-hour sessions daily (weekdays) for 5 to 12-year olds. These include school holiday programs that Perth parents recognise as physically and cognitively stimulating. Children love to run and play and be as creative as possible, and our programmes cater for all activity preferences.
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Secrets to the best BBQ chicken
By Hilary Meyer, May 6, 2010 - 12:03pm
In culinary school I learned how to barbecue chicken "the right way." It involved closely monitoring a live fire on a charcoal grill, keeping the flame low and painstakingly checking the temperature. If it was too hot, the skin would burn. And if I kept it on too long, the chicken would be dry and stringy—kind of like eating dental floss. (Find our favorite, easy BBQ chicken recipes here.)
Of course if the results were perfect, it was a pleasure to eat. But you don't have to go through all that hoopla to enjoy delicious chicken. (Get our 8 simple tips for fool-proof roasting on the grill here.)
Here are a few secrets to great barbecued chicken:
• My favorite way to get juicy barbecued chicken is to put beer in the cavity during cooking, and you can do that a few ways. You can buy a fancy contraption that will hold a can of beer inside the bird while it cooks upright or you can balance the bird on the beer can yourself. Or you can do as we do in our Beer-Barbecued Chicken recipe and just pour beer into the cavity. If you don't want to use beer, water or chicken broth will work too.
• If you're not barbecuing a whole bird, experiment with dark meat. It's more tender than chicken breast and more forgiving if you overcook it.
• Sometimes the secret to good barbecue is in the sauce. Check out these recipes to find a good barbecue sauce to serve with your chicken and you'll be set.
• For more must-have grilling know-how, check out EatingWell's 13 Essential Grilling Tips to learn whether you should use gas or charcoal and why you shouldn't skip marinating your meat.
Here's a delicious barbecue chicken recipe to get you started. (Want something to eat with it? Check out our delicious recipes for sides and desserts including, Country Potato Salad.)
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The San Antonio Spurs signed Tracy McGrady, late of the Qingdao Eagles in the Chinese Basketball Association, to a deal that will keep him on the roster through the end of the playoffs.
With McGrady off the market, what other former NBA veterans should playoff-bound teams look to acquire for a title run? Here are nine great options.
Stephon Marbury – The Spurs signed McGrady off of the strength of him scoring 25 points per game this season in China. Well, Marbury averaged 28 this season. Boston could use a point guard with Rajon Rondo out, Kevin Garnett has a track record with Marbury and what better way to relieve stress during the height of the playoffs than watching a teammate eat Vaseline?
Allen Iverson – Iverson averaged 13.9 points per game just three short seasons ago with the Sixers. Current Sixers point guard -- and 2013 NBA All-Star! -- Jrue Holiday averaged 13.6 points per game this month, including a game in which he shot 2-for-24 from the floor. Iverson could easily still play at that kind of All-Star level. How has he not been signed?
Gilbert Arenas – Worried LeBron has a cakewalk to another NBA title? Not if some team signs one of his peers and biggest rivals! What? Really. Go Google "LeBron Wizards rivalry." See? Rivals. What could have changed in four years?
Shaquille O'Neal – Shaq is in the best shape of his life. Have you seen his torso in the Icy Hot Patch ads? He is thin and ripped. Shaquille O'Neal in that kind of condition could still average 25 and 10.
Alonzo Mourning – So you think a 43-year-old Alonzo Mourning couldn't still contribute in the NBA? You don't think he has the heart or the toughness to pull it off? You don't think he's man enough? OK. Go tell him that. Report back on how it went.
Latrell Sprewell – The former Knicks star would be a good get for the Knicks. No one would be more motivated to beat P.J. Carlesimo's Nets in a possible playoff matchup and, at age 42, Sprewell would fit in well with his Knicks teammates and enjoy their 1970s pop culture references.
Steve Francis – Just like McGrady, Steve Francis once starred for the Rockets and later played in China. Francis is still fairly young, too, at age 36. Someone just needs to contact Francis' grandfather and see if he knows how to get in touch with Stevie Franchise.
Adam Morrison – He's got two rings and he's only 28. You can't pay enough to get championship experience and youth in a single package.
Michael Jordan – Jordan is the greatest player ever (unless it's LeBron … DEBATE!), reportedly still has some game -- he beat a Charlotte Bobcat one-one-one! -- and, best of all, has the connections to bring Morrison with him. Do it, Lakers. Make a Jordan/Morrison two-for-one signing and stroll to an NBA title and/or at least continue to get a lot of coverage in the media.


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Kub Kar Racing
This year's Kub Kar night in 3rd Waterdown was well attended by all. The race had well over 40 cars. We were pleased that the White Tail Beavers and Scouts A were able to join us for a great night of racing.
There were a wide range of designs this year including a hiking trail, a cameo car of Scouter Reg, lots of lego, and even an X-wing fighter. Thank you to Scouter Ken and Accurate Tirecraft for donating our prizes for the mid race draws and for all of our decor items.
The competition itself was fierce with many races coming down to the 1000th of a second; thank goodness for our timing gate. The speed and closeness of the races was emphasised in our finals as there was a two way tie for third which meant four cars had to race in our finals; a first in my years MCing 3rd Waterdown races. The final race was won by Rhyan Hong a second win overall for him in his three years of Cubs.
Scouts A took the opportunity to showcase their Scout Trucks in a race that took place after the Kub Kar Race with the win going to Jacob Harris.
A special thank you to Scouter Reg for letting the Cubs make all of their wonderful ideas into reality in his shop over many weeks. To all the leaders who helped set up the race location and get the cars weighed, tires balanced and make fair racing conditions for all. And finally to all the Cub Scout youth and their families who put in the hours it takes to make some very creative cars and came out to race.
The First, Second and Third place finishers had their entrance fees paid for the Kub Kar Fun Day happening in Burlington on February 27. Only the top finisher Rhyan Hong was able to attended the Kub Kar Fun Day race and represent 3rd Waterdown. Rhyan put up a good showing in his first few races so much so that questions arose as to the legitimacy of the tires on his car. So into the pits it went to have its wheels pulled and new ones put on. Rhyan though the process held his head up and stood by his car's speed and design showing true Cub Scout poise. And well the story has a fantastic ending. Rhyan's car blew away the competition he placed First overall in the races and has brought the Burlington Area Kub Kar Fun Day trophy and bragging rights back to Waterdown. Way to go Rhyan!
Another SCUB hike in the Future!
Another SCUB hike in the Future!
The participants of the next SCUB (3rd year Cubs) backpacking trip have started the pre-hikes and classroom sessions for the big day in June. This adventure is being challenged by 10 SCUB's, 1 senior Scout and 6 leaders. We have already completed two pre-hikes the first being a 4.5km distance switching off packs and the second a 10.5km hike with everyone carrying a semi-loaded pack. Both hikes have provided their own challenges and adventures and delicious trail treats. The next step is to plan the destination for the final big hike; will it be Algonquin or the Bruce?
Scouting efforts WWI
I wasn't able to make this post in time for Remembrance Day; however, I thought that some might find it interesting the roll Scouting played in 1914 (WW1).
...The outbreak of war in 1914 might well have destroyed the Boy Scouts Organisation. Scoutmasters volunteered for the Army and the Navy in the thousands and it seemed many Troops would have to be disbanded...Before the first year was out they were preforming every kind of National Service. They were messengers in Government offices; they patrolled railway lines; they guarded bridges; they helped in the hospitals; they collected salvage; they harvested flax, and when the Zeppelins came it was their bugles, more musical than the sirens of which they were the forbears, that sounded the "All Clear"...
~http://www.thedump.scoutscan.com/lefthandshake.pdf (viewed November 12, 2015)
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2 Packs, 2 Troops, 1 Company
2 Packs, 2 Troops, 1 Company
all camping at the same time!
That's what Scouting is about.
3rd Waterdown has both troops and the Venturer company at co-op camp this weekend. The theme of the camp was "Co-Op Camp Strikes Back". A special thanks to our Venturer company for their offer of service in constructing the dance pavilion.
The Cub Pack's decided to head back to D.I.C.C. (Dorchester International Cub Camporee) again this year. This is a wonderful fall camp that is well planned and delivers activities that we at 3rd Waterdown wouldn't be able to offer on a small scale. Some of the events include tower rappelling, zip-lining, O.P.P. interactive demo's, and much more. This year's theme as chosen by the youth was "Superheros". Last year this event was attended by 800+ representatives of Scouts Canada, Boy Scouts of America and Girl Guides of Canada.
Often we wonder as parents, friends or families where our fundraising dollars go and the title of this post sums it up. With equipment bought through our direct fundraising dollars we have been able to send to camp 5 sections of youth from our 3rd Waterdown Group fully equipped and able to sustain themselves. So thank you to all our supporters who have and continue to contribute to our fundraising initiatives.
Waterdown Scout aims to spread environmental message
Friday, April, 20, 2012
By Chris Funston, SPECIAL TO THE REVIEW
"Think globally, act locally" – that's the purpose of the Yellow Fish Road Program.
"The program aims to make people aware that hazardous liquids should not be disposed of through storm drains, as these drain directly into the Great Lakes," said 13-year-old Will Richardson, a third-year scout, "If we can get the people of Waterdown to be aware that storm drains are only for rain, perhaps the message will spread across the country."
In 2011, John Siegner, a leader with the 3rd Waterdown Scouts, arranged for the troop to participate in the Yellow Fish Road program. Their first activity was to paint yellow fish icons on the storm grates outside of Guy Brown Public School. On May 10, they will be marking storm grates around the neighborhoods of Waterdown.
Richardson, who started scouts at age four, said he wants to get the community to be aware and help the environment.
"The troop plans to mark every storm grate in Waterdown over the next several years," he said.
Yellow Fish first began appearing in 1991, when the program was developed and piloted nationally by Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Trout Unlimited Canada. By 1993, the Bay Area Restoration Council (BARC) adopted the program into local areas along the coast of Lake Ontario.
Since 2004, BARC has taken a new approach to the program, which continues today. This includes painting a yellow fish on the storm grate and attaching a four-inch plastic disk on the sidewalk that shows BARC and Yellow Fish Road's websites along with the message "Only rain down the drain."
The painted fish last about two years and the plastic markers can last for about 10 years.
As part of the extra work Richardson has done while being a member of the scouts, including this program, he will be receiving a Chief Scout award (CSA), which symbolizes world conservation.
His father, Andrew Richardson, a leader for the troop, noted the award is a prestigious one.
"The scouts were green before Kermit," he said, "Whether it be no-trace camping, leading in the community or being aware of what global impacts can be effected."
Awarded in June, Will says that the CSA represents three years of hard work and that the recognition above all else means the most to him.
Waterdown Beaver camp out at Warplane Heritage Museum
Wednesday, April, 25, 2012
-Submitted by Lindsey Ryder
It was a rainy Saturday evening in March as 3rd Waterdown Scouts Beaver Colonies A & B gathered outside the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, waiting to start the Night Ops program. The doors opened and the Beavers were welcomed into the museum along with Cubs and Guides from across Ontario.
They were led to their camp-out location and set up under the wings of the Avro CF-100 "Canuck," a fine Canadian fighter jet.
Once camp was in order, Night Ops opening ceremonies began and campers were given four missions for the evening: making hot air balloons; watching a demonstration about air pressure and speed and how planes fly; making a simple glider that could fly to the museum's ceiling and learning about the museum's vast collection of warplanes during a guided tour.
Campers experienced a mock night attack. In total darkness, they listened to the warning sounds of an air raid siren, followed by the anti-aircraft guns and dropping bombs. Their flashlights illuminated the dark ceiling, just like anti-aircraft fire.
The hands-on experience provided a learning opportunity for the Beavers, leaders and parents.
Lights out signaled time for bed, and although little sleep was accomplished, everyone woke refreshed and eager for breakfast in the hangar before heading home with their hot air balloon, glider, and a Night Ops patch.
Night Ops is just one of the fun, exciting and educational activities the 3rd Waterdown Beavers participate in during the session.
Beavers programming is for boys and girls aged five to seven. The group meets Monday or Tuesday evenings at Sealey Park Scout Hall. Those who would like to try out Beavers can visit www.3rdwaterdown scouting.org or the Facebook page (www.facebook.com/3rdWaterdownScouting) for more information.
Scouting offers new adventures
Saturday, April, 07, 2012
By Anne Clock , 3rd WATERDOWN CUBS
SNAP! Oh, no, not again!
We were trying to make a fire to boil water, but the matches kept breaking. Sometimes, we got a flame, but when we put it close to the tinder bundle, a pile of ripped newspaper and the fluffy insides of bulrushes, it wouldn't catch fire. Maybe it was too damp. Finally, Akela, the leader of our Cub pack, used his lighter. It worked! Soon, we had a nice fire and boiling water.
I'm a second-year Cub with 3rd Waterdown Scouting. We went on an amazing winter weekend camp recently. To earn part of my Canadian Camper Award, I had to start a fire and boil water. The night before, we watched a movie and made pine needle tea. It was good and tasted like a Christmas tree (not that I've ever tried to eat a tree).
Later that day, we built shelters. We worked in teams and leaned a big branch against a tree, then leaned smaller branches against the big one and weaved pine boughs through the branches to keep out wind and rain. Finally, we got to explore the inside. It was bigger than it looked!
At Cub camp you do a lot in one day. We made trail mix and went on a hike. We had to identify trees. A few minutes into our hike, we spotted something on the ground. It looked like chocolate chips. It was deer poop. Shortly after, one of our leaders pointed out a beech tree. We saw that someone had carved initials into the bark. I wonder why they did it because it must have hurt the tree.
We hiked for about an hour. Along the way we saw a huge uprooted tree (the roots were taller than us) with a puddle where the roots had been, a teepee built by unknown hikers before us, lots of mud and streams that we had to jump over.
If all this sounds like fun to you, join our Cub pack and let the adventure begin. You can sign up on April 24, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at Sealey Park Scout Hall on Main Street South. Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers and Rovers are for girls and boys, ages 5 to 26.
Scouting Report: Poppies, parades and participation
Wednesday, November, 09, 2011
Submitted by Lindsey Ryder
Poppies are a symbol of remembrance.
For the men and women who fought during the wars, many of which gave their lives so we could enjoy the freedom we too often take for granted, we wear a poppy to show respect and remember their sacrifices.
Unfortunately, as time passes, the veterans who traditionally sold poppies are fewer in number, but the significance of the poppy symbol is just as important.
Poppy fundraising boxes are placed at local retailers and businesses and you'll still find veterans selling them. This year, 3rd Waterdown Scouts offered to sell poppies for the Royal Canadian Legion at local retailers. If you see a Beaver, Cub, Scout Venturer or Rover in uniform selling poppies, please take a moment to stop and say hello, and if you haven't already donated, we'll be pleased to sell you a poppy.
Hopefully, selling poppies will become a long-standing tradition for 3rd Waterdown Scouts.
Scouts on parade
As fall progresses and we prepare for the festive season, there is one event that is always highly anticipated in Waterdown: the Flamborough Santa Claus Parade.
One of the few last remaining night parades, the Flamborough parade brings out the best in our community. Families line the entire parade route, with the children all snuggled in, sitting at curbside sipping hot chocolate, so eager to see Santa ride through town.
But the parade isn't just about Santa. Local businesses, clubs, marching bands and community services are an integral part of our famous parade.
The 3rd Waterdown Scouts have been involved with the Flamborough Santa Claus Parade from its inception. Initially, a couple of Cub Scout leaders took charge and decorated a float, then Venturer Scouts took over and continue to look after the planning and decorating the 3rd Waterdown Scout float. All levels of Scouts are involved in the annual parade. Beavers and Cubs take turns riding on the float with Scout Leaders and their parents. The Beavers have the honour of riding the float this year while the Cubs get to enjoy watching the parade as it passes by. Marching behind the float will be Scouts, Venturers and Rovers.
Third Waterdown Scouts has a history of participating in Waterdown parades including the ones formerly organized on Victory Day and Remembrance Day. Watch for our float in this year's Santa Claus Parade and make sure you cheer and wave to the eager Beavers and Scouts.
Don't forget, if you want a prime viewing position you're best to stake your spot early in the day on November 26 by putting out your chairs in advance – it's a Waterdown tradition!
Get crafty with Girl Guides at Waterdown's Ribfest
Thursday, June, 23, 2011
The Girl Guides will have a booth at the Oh Canada Ribfest at Memorial Park in Waterdown, offering free craft activities for kids.
The craft table will be available from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, June 30 and Friday, July 1. On Saturday, July 2, drop by between noon and 4 p.m.; on Sunday, the activities will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Due to increased enrolment, there is a need for Sparks leaders for the 2011-2012 year.
Please contact the Hamilton office at 905-627-3326 or email email@example.com for information on volunteer opportunities.
Registration for 2011-2012 is now being accepted at the Hamilton office. Contact Michelle Jermy at 905-547-4389 or email email@example.com for more information.
Fall registration will be held at the Waterdown Legion on Thursday, September 8 from 6:30-8 p.m. Girls ages five and six, entering Senior Kindergarten in the fall, can register for Sparks. Girls ages seven and eight are eligible for Brownies, girls ages nine and 11 are eligible for Guides and girls between the ages of 12 and 14, for Pathfinders.
In Waterdown Scout news, 15 youth from the 3rd Waterdown Scouts, along with six adults, participated in the Yellow Fish Road program sponsored by Trout Unlimited and the Bay Area Restoration program last month.
Participants raised awareness about storm drain pollution by distributing literature to local homes and marking storm drains with yellow fish symbols.
In Waterdown, the storm drains flow untreated into the Grindstone Creek watershed and from there into Burlington Bay and Lake Ontario, which is where local drinking water comes from.
The Scout troop is planning to work with this group in the future and more information is available at www.yellowfishroad.org.
At the end of May, Waterdown Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers attended the annual group camp at the Rockwood Conservation Area, a great setting for the fun-filled outdoor experience for the youth and leaders.
Youth were immersed in scouting activities and the trip served as a great opportunity for the younger Beavers and Cubs to connect with the more seasoned Scouts and Venturers and build a life-long love for the outdoors.
Members of the 3rd Waterdown Scouts, 1st Carlisle Scouts and Waterdown Girl Guides will be at Oh Canada Ribfest, collecting donations on behalf of the Oh Canada Ribfest Committee during the event's movie night, June 30 and during the Canada Day fireworks, July 1.
The donations will help offset the expenses related to the movie night and the 30-minute fireworks display.
As well, the Oh Canada Ribfest Committee will donate 25 per cent of the collections to 3rd Waterdown Scouts, 1st Carlisle Scouts and Waterdown Girl Guides.
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This chapter is a very large exposition of two words in the foregoing chapter, the blessing and the curse. Those were pronounced blessed in general that were obedient, and those cursed that were disobedient; but, because generals are not so affecting, Moses here descends to particulars, and describes the blessing and the curse, not in their fountains (these are out of sight, and therefore the most considerable, yet least considered, the favour of God the spring of all the blessings, and the wrath of God the spring of all the curses), but in their streams, the sensible effects of the blessing and the curse, for they are real things and have real effects. I. He describes the blessings that should come upon them if they were obedient; personal, family, and especially national, for in that capacity especially they are here treated with, Deut. 28:1-14. II. He more largely describes the curses which would come upon them if they were disobedient; such as would be, 1. Their extreme vexation, Deut. 28:15-44. 2. Their utter ruin and destruction at last, Deut. 28:45-68. This chapter is much to the same purport with Lev. 26:1-46, setting before them life and death, good and evil; and the promise, in the close of that chapter, of their restoration, upon their repentance, is here likewise more largely repeated, Deut. 30:1-20 Thus, as they had precept upon precept in the repetition of the law, so they had line upon line in the repetition of the promises and threatenings. And these are both there and here delivered, not only as sanctions of the law, what should be conditionally, but as predictions of the event, what would be certainly, that for a while the people of Israel would be happy in their obedience, but that at length they would be undone by their disobedience; and therefore it is said (Deut. 30:1) that all those things would come upon them, both the blessing and the curse.
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Publication Title: Modeling asymbiotic nitrogen fixation in woody detritus as a nitrogen input in Pacific Northwest forests [Abstract]
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H. J. Andrews Publication Number: 293
Citation: Hicks, W. T.; Harmon, M. E. 1999. Modeling asymbiotic nitrogen fixation in woody detritus as a nitrogen input in Pacific Northwest forests [Abstract]. In: The Ecological Society of America 84th annual meeting: legacies, landscapes and limits: bridging borders; 1999 August 8-12; Spokane, WA. Washington, DC: Ecological Society of America: 108.
Online PDF: http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/pubs/pdf/pub293.pdf
Abstract: Asymbiotic nitrogen fixation is known to occur in woody debris; however,the importance of this process as a nitrogen input for forests is poorly under-stood. We constructed a mechanistic simulation model driven by tempera-ture, moisture, oxygen concentration. and substrate quality to estimate annualnitrogen fixation rates in logs over a year. Temperature and moisture are di-rect inputs, whereas respiration and oxygen diffusion determine oxygen con-centrations within logs. Acetylene reduction (AR) calibrated with '51'12 wasused to construct response curves and indices for input variables. Log levelresponses were scaled up to the stand level using inventories of woody debrismass by species and decay class. Preliminary AR results show nitrogen fixa-tion rates are optimum at 30°C, 3% oxygen, and 100% or greater wood mois-tures. Nitrogen fixation rates appear to peak in moderately decayed woodwith little activity in late decay stages. Our model estimates a hypothetical1.5 Mg log decaying for 200 yr can fix 0.27 kg N. Model results demonstrateseasonal changes in nitrogen fixation rates spanning an order of magnitude.Preliminary stand level estimates of nitrogen fixed by woody debris of 1 kgN/ha/year agree with other studies. This modeling analysis illustrates sensi-tive areas and directs future research needs.
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3. Trim crusts from bread; cut 12 rounds out with 1 1/2-inch cutter from 3 slices; cut 12 diamond shapes from remaining slices. Spread each with plain cheese mixture. Decorate, garnish and freeze.
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Calories 1360 Calories from Fat 886
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 100 g153.4%
Saturated Fat 55.2 g276%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 729.1 mg243%
Sodium 1320 mg55%
Total Carbohydrates 79 g26.5%
Dietary Fiber 4.5 g17.8%
Sugars 10.2 g
Protein 35 g70%
Vitamin A 70.2% Vitamin C 0.83%
Calcium 30.8% Iron 27.5%
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General David Petraeus, the US commander in Afghanistan, is set to become CIA director as part of a major shake-up of President Obama's national security team, in which the agency's current director, Leon Panetta, will replace Robert Gates as Defence Secretary.
The long-rumoured changes, that could be announced by the White House today, are likely to take effect this summer, when the much-admired Mr Gates – the lone Republican holdover from the Bush administration – is expected to step down after five years in one of US government's most gruelling jobs.
As part of the overhaul, details of which were confirmed by White House officials yesterday, General John Allen, currently deputy head of US Central Command, will replace General Petraeus in Afghanistan. He will work with Ryan Crocker, one of America's most experienced diplomats, who is to become the new US envoy to Kabul.
Though sweeping at first glance, the reshuffle signals a continuation of present policies – underlining the administration's determination to bring the decade-long war in Afghanistan to a successful conclusion, and to press on with the reforms at the Pentagon initiated by Mr Gates.
From the moment Barack Obama persuaded him to stay on in November 2008, the outgoing Defence Secretary has indicated he would not serve out the new President's entire first term. The change-over this summer will allow the required Senate confirmation hearings to be held before the 2012 election campaign gets into full swing, making the atmosphere on Capitol Hill even more contentious.
Nonetheless, Mr Gates's departure will be a sore loss for Mr Obama. Calm-mannered, vastly experienced, and frequently described as a "grown-up" who stood above the ego-driven fray of Washington politics, he offered a complete change of style from his bullying, controversial predecessor Donald Rumsfeld, removed by Mr Bush 24 hours after the Republican drubbing at the November 2006 midterm elections. By then, feuding between the State Department and the Pentagon had become almost the norm in Washington, to the detriment of policy-making. By contrast, relations between Mr Gates and Hillary Clinton, the Secretary of State, have been exemplary, while Mr Gates has moved to cut military spending by trimming the huge bureaucracy that oversees the department's $700bn annual budget.
Under Mr Panetta, however, it is likely to be more of the same. The former congressman became White House budget director and then President Bill Clinton's chief of staff before earning plaudits at the CIA. He is as skilled a bureaucratic operator as Mr Gates and well-suited to head the defence department when deficit cutting is the priority.
General Petraeus's switch to the CIA also sends a clear message. As the Army's top specialist in counter-insurgency operations, he will bring that expertise to the CIA – which already plays a central role in fighting terrorism.
His prestige will also come as a re-assurance to the Agency itself, buffeted by endemic feuding within the US intelligence establishment and whose reputation has yet to fully recover from the twin disasters of failing to anticipate the 9/11 attacks, and of being duped into believing Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
Some analysts saw political implications in the move. General Petraeus, the architect and executor of the troop "surge" that averted disaster in Iraq, has been credited intermittently with political ambitions, however adamantly he denies them. Under this theory, therefore, President Obama has moved to neutralise a potentially dangerous rival for 2012, especially when the existing Republican field seems so thin.
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|Confectioner's sugar
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|2 Tablespoon
|Vanilla extract
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|All purpose flour
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Beat at highest speed 7 to 10 minutes, until mixture is thick and piles softly.
Beat in sugar, a small amount at a time.
Then beat in rum and vanilla extract.
By hand, fold in flour.
Turn onto a generously floured surface.
Knead dough until blisters form, about 10 minutes.
Divide dough in half.
Cover half of dough to prevent drying.
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Cut dough into 5X 2 inch strips.
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Fry in hot fat until golden brown.
Drain on paper towels.
If desired, sprinkle with confectioners' sugar or drizzle with honey.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1266 Calories from Fat 393
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 44 g67.2%
Saturated Fat 13.9 g69.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 969.9 mg323.3%
Sodium 1071.6 mg44.7%
Total Carbohydrates 162 g54.1%
Dietary Fiber 4.2 g16.9%
Sugars 40.4 g
Protein 32 g63.9%
Vitamin A 22.2% Vitamin C
Calcium 12.8% Iron 54.7%
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This bilateral agreement accredits the Environmental Protection Authority's Public Environmental Review (PER) and Assessment on Proponent Information - Category A (API-A) levels of assessment. The agreement also accredits the clearing permit assessment process under Part V Division 2 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986.
Accreditation of the EPA's assessment processes means that the Commonwealth can rely on environmental assessments undertaken by the EPA for the purpose of its approval decisions under the EPBC Act on proposals that are likely to have a significant impact on a matter of national environmental significance. If the EPA assesses a proposal at the level of PER or API-A under the agreement, separate assessment by the Commonwealth is not required.
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Everyone thinks they know a guy who dresses like Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) of HBO's Entourage, but the guy would have to be snazzier than one might think.
Turtle initially looked as if he did all of his shopping at a New York sporting goods store. But he has evolved as the Sunday night show progressed. And this is evident in the season seven finale, Sept. 12.
"Early on, Doug (Ellin, the series' creator) wanted every character to be different in terms of how they dress," Ferrara says. "They're all blue-collar kind of guys. Turtle is much more in the hip-hop world, big into jerseys and sports teams."
The show's costume designer, Olivia Miles, always matches the sneakers to Turtle's hat.
"We have watched him grow up in the past few years and go back to school and get a serious girlfriend and start a new business," Miles says. "His look in the beginning was a boy from Queens moving to L.A. and not knowing much besides his sportswear and sneakers and his Yankees cap."
As Ferrara notes, "I am a Yankees fan – luckily for me."
"He is learning to not wear a cap all the time," Miles says. "Definitely when he met his love interest, he starts dressing up a little bit more and losing the hat and the sportswear. His look, his style has tracked with his relationships and (in) leaps and bounds in life."
Now she sees the character as a mix of "preppy and comfortable, and a little bit of sportswear thrown in there, a little bit of the oversized colorful look from the past. His passion for sneakers will never go away; a lot of the sneakers are limited edition and are special order just for him."
Besides Lacoste shirts, Turtle wears hip-hop brands such as Billionaire Boys Club. He's also wearing pieces from Ralph Lauren. For dressier slacks, Turtle wears Bonobos.
For jeans, Turtle tends toward the classic Levis 501s. He likes shorts and wears Penguin and Ralph Lauren madras shorts.
Miles prefers sweaters rather than jackets on Turtle. She buys Wesc sweaters and likes matching them to his sneakers and cap.
"I wish I had the sense of color Turtle has," Ferrara says. "I am always scared to walk out of the house" fearing that he's mismatched.
Many actors enjoy dipping into their characters' closets, and Ferrara says he's appreciated some of Turtle's custom sneakers. He used to dress a lot like his character but matured.
"When I was younger I wore a lot of jerseys because I played sports," he says. "But once you are 30 years old, you have to leave the jerseys at home – unless you are on a team."


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New Rangers manager Mark Warburton will hope to put the Ibrox club on a path to promotion when his side open their campaign at home to St Mirren
Brian Graham scored for St Johnstone as the Perth side beat Dundee 1-0 and a Chris Erskine strike gave Dundee United a much needed win against Hamilton in the Scottish Premiership
Jason Talbot was facing possible action from the SFA for the tackle that left Hearts' Sam Nicholson needed stitches to his face
Motherwell beat 10-man St Mirren 1-0 while Inverness suppress newly promoted Hamilton 2-0
The fate of Livingston is set to be decided by the Scottish Football League after administrators began making staff redundant
Sachin Nakrani: The matches, moments and Madrid meltdowns around Europe that we'll be keeping a close eye on
Georgios Samaras scored twice for Celtic against Livingston, as the Glasgow club eased into the next round 4-0
Scottish Cup: Livingston 1 - 4 Celtic: Derek Riordan netted twice, as Celtic bounced back from a goal down to move into the quarter-finals.
Livingstone's relegation was confirmed by their defeat against Inverness, with the winning goal scored by their former midfielder Barry Wilson.
Livingston 0 - 2 Celtic Gordon Strachan moved a step closer to winning a first league championship as a manager after his side's workmanlike, if uninspiring victory.
Livingston 2 - 3 Hearts
Livingston 0 - 5 Celtic. Ex-Celtic legend Paul Lambert watched helplessly on as his Livingston side were thumped by Celtic.
Livingston 1 - 0 Hearts Former Hearts player Ramón Pereira bundled George Burley's side out of the competition to the delight of Premierleague strugglers Livingston.
Livingston 1 - 4 Hearts: Paul Hartley celebrated his fine midweek display for Scotland with a double as the Jambos extended their lead to five points.
Rangers 3 - 0 Livingston: Rangers made easy work of a young Livingston side with goals from Dado Prso, Jose Pierre-Fanfan and Peter Lovenkrands.
Livingston 1 - 1 Dundee Dundee took a lead through a Calum McDonald, but failed to take advantage of further opportunities to score and were eventually pegged back by a Craig Easton equaliser.
Livingston 0 - 4 Celtic A John Hartson hat-trick fuelled a much needed Celtic win to put them two points clear of Rangers on top of the league.
Celtic 2 - 1 Livingston Celtic's Chris Sutton climbed off his sick bed to score the winning penalty to take them three points clear at the top of the table.
SPL: Livingston set their stall out to frustrate Rangers but failed to do so in spectacular fashion.
Livingston 2 - 4 Celtic Celtic comfortably beat an aggressive Livingston side, but only at the cost of injuries to four players.
Livingston 1 - 1 Rangers Livingston may be struggling to survive in administration but substitute Colin McMenamin's goal against Rangers gave them the point they deserved.
Scottish Cup: Celtic's treble is still on after they strolled into a Cup final meeting with either Inverness Caley or Dunfermline.
Celtic 5 - 1 Livingston Celtic are now 16 points clear at the top of the table and are on course to win the championship before the league splits in mid-April.
Rangers 1 - 0 Livingston Christian Nerlinger provided Rangers with a victory, but there is clearly much to be done if they are again to offer a credible challenge to Celtic.
More success for Celtic on the homefront, but Jackie McNamara has been ruled out of Celtic's Champions League tie against Lyon.
Hibernian 2 - 2 Livingston Hibernian caved in big time but it was Dundee's victory at Motherwell that denied Easter Road a lucrative place in the top six for the remaining five matches.
What should have been an easy warm up for Saturday's Old Firm derby was turned into something rather less comfortable for Rangers as Livingston mounted a spirited second-half revival.
Two more goals from the irrepressible Henrik Larsson moved Celtic back to the top of the Celtic and Rangers League.
A man called Bobo joined Henrik Larsson on the Celtic scoresheet before squeezing his big red nose and cycling into the sunset on a square-wheeled bicycle. Probably.
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LOGAN, Utah - Utah State men's basketball's 2013-14 season officially tipped off Friday afternoon with head coach Stew Morrill conducting the first practice of the season at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
The 16 Aggie players went through a two-and-a-half hour practice on the freshly painted court of the Spectrum, which includedpainting the keys of the court as well as adding two Mountain West Conference logos, as Friday's practice was the Aggies' first of their inaugural season in the Mountain West after eight seasons in the Western Athletic Conference. Last year's USU squad that began the season with a 14-1 mark, but lost all three of its returning starters to season-ending injuries by mid-season, as the Aggies finished 21-10 overall and 11-7 in WAC play.
In previous seasons, practices did not start until the middle of October, allotting only two weeks of practices before the first exhibition games. However, during the Division I Board of Directors meeting in May, it was determined that teams can begin practice 42 days before the first game of the regular season. While teams can play exhibition games earlier, they aren't allowed to play official games until the second Friday of November at the earliest, and the rules change means that teams can begin practice in late-September. During that 42-day period, teams will be allowed up to 30 practices. Under the previous rules, teams were allotted a 30-day period for 24 practices.
Of the 16 players, eight are returning lettermen, including four returning starters from last season in senior guard Preston Medlin, senior guard/forward Spencer Butterfield, senior center Jarred Shaw and sophomore guard Marcel Davis. The other returning lettermen include junior forward Danny Berger, junior forward Ben Clifford, senior guard TeNale Roland and junior center Jordan Stone.
The roster also includes senior forward Sean Harris, who missed last season with a knee injury and continues progress entering the season. New additions to the squad are seven newcomers in sophomore forward Kyle Davis, along with six freshmen in forwards James Croasdell and Jalen Moore, guards JoJo McGlaston, Viko Noma'aea and Terrell Young, as well as center Carson Shanks.
Utah State is entering practice focused on extending their current school records for consecutive 20-win seasons, as they are one of just five schools nationally to win 21 games in each of the last 13 years along with Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas and Syracuse. Furthermore, the 2012-13 season marked the 23rd time in school history that USU has won 20 or more games in a season.
Morrill is entering his 16th season at USU and 28th overall. In 15 years at Utah State, Morrill has taken the Aggie Basketball program to unprecedented heights leading USU to an incredible 366-129 (.739) record, including a 186-62 (.750) mark in the Big West and Western Athletic Conferences. The Aggies are entering their third different conference under Morrill in 2013-14, joining the Mountain West.
While at Utah State, he has guided the Aggies to 14 straight 21-win seasons, as USU's 13 straight postseason appearances (NCAA-8, NIT-4, CIT-1), was snapped last season, but both of which are school records. Prior to Morrill's current run, USU had never posted more than three-straight 20-win seasons and participated in more than three-straight postseason tournaments.
With an overall record of 584-267 (.686) Morrill ranks 14th in the nation among active coaches and 47th all-time with his 584 career wins, while his career winning percentage of 68.6 percent ranks 19th among active coaches and 80th all-time. He is also one of 22 active coaches with 500 career wins at the Division I level and one of just nine active coaches to notch at least 18 20-win seasons. His current streak of 14 straight 20-win seasons ranks tied for fifth among active coaches and is tied for the sixth-longest streak at the Division I level.
USU opens the 2013-14 season with an exhibition against Central Methodist (Mo.) on Friday, Oct. 25 and then host Adams State (Colo.) in another exhibition on Friday, Nov. 1.
The Aggies host USC in the season-season opener on Friday, Nov. 8, then host in-state foe Southern Utah on Tuesday, Nov. 12.
USU men's basketball season ticket renewals and new season tickets are now on sale. Season tickets start at $230 and they include all 20 home games as well as the BYU game at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City on Nov. 30.
For more Aggie men's basketball ticket information, fans can contact the USU Athletics Ticket Office over the phone by calling 1-888-USTATE-1 or 435-797-0305 during regular hours of operation. Fans can also buy their tickets in person at the USU Ticket Office inside the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum or online by clicking on the "Buy Tickets" tab at www.UtahStateAggies.com.
Fans can follow the Aggie men's basketball program at twitter.com/AggieHoops. USU fans can also follow the Utah State athletic program at twitter.com/USUAthletics, on facebook at Utah State University Athletics or on instagram at instagram.com/USUAthletics.
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