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1 California Energy Commission Hearing on Report to Governor: Evaluation of Biomass-to-Ethanol Fuel Potential in California Pat Perez, Project Manager November 19, 1999
2 Purpose of Todays Presentation Provide recap of what has happened since September 10, 1999 Workshop Discuss changes made to August draft report Present the major findings & conclusions of the October report Present the recommendations to foster biomass-to ethanol development Identify next steps and finally, Obtain comments and input on draft report
3 Governor Davis Executive Order Executive Order D-5-99 (Item 11) Evaluate the potential for development of a California waste-based or other biomass ethanol industry in California and, Evaluate what steps, if any, would be appropriate to foster waste-based or other biomass ethanol development in California should ethanol be found to be an acceptable substitute for MTBE.
4 Recap of September 10 Workshop Over 40 people attended Eighteen presentations delivered Workshop Comments: –Hearing transcripts available on Web Site –Summary in appendices to report
5 What Was Said at Workshop? A biomass policy is needed. There is a need for public funding to help ethanol industry gain a foothold. Public benefits ought to be better quantified. Ethanol potential for municipal solid waste and economics of collocating with municipal refuse facilities is not adequately addressed. Global climate change and potential role of ethanol needs further discussion.
6 What Changes Were Made to August Report? Combined Executive Summary and Introduction : –Expanded list of key findings and recommendations Added new sections on: –President Clintons Bio-based Products Executive Order –Requirements for siting a biomass-to-ethanol facility in California Developed steps to foster ethanol development
7 What Changes Were Made to August Draft Report? Contd Other areas expanded and clarified include: –10% diversion credit –Federal and state taxation for ethanol production –Global Climate Change impacts from biomass to ethanol production –Discussion of existing biomass power plants –Collocation of MRFs with ethanol facilities
8 Major Findings & Conclusions Ethanol fuel produced from waste and residual materials offers potential for meeting the states oxygenated gasoline needs. As a renewable fuel, biomass-to-ethanol fuel production offers potential energy, environmental and economic benefits. Creating a viable in-state ethanol industry to capture these benefits, however, poses a major challenge. The cost of producing ethanol remains high, requiring continued government price support to make it a competitive fuel additive.
9 Major Findings & Conclusions Developing a California ethanol industry will also require a state government role to overcome economic, technical and institutional barriers and uncertainties. California-produced ethanol fuel will face stiff competition from out-of-state ethanol supplies and in- state petroleum products Commercializing new technologies for converting biomass to ethanol raises uncertainties and presents challenges that must be overcome to foster and nurture a commercial ethanol industry in California.
10 Major Findings & Conclusions The lack of commercial experience with biomass-to-ethanol conversion in California and elsewhere suggests that the state would be prudent to co-fund the first several production facilities as part of a near term demonstration effort. A demonstration would be particularly valuable to gain insight into the actual benefits and drawbacks to siting, building and operating such facilities in California.
11 Major Findings & Conclusions Developing a clear biomass-to-ethanol state policy to guide and coordinate actions can help reduce the many challenges that exist in developing this industry. Supporting activities to encourage the production and use of ethanol fuel as a renewable energy source complements Californias ongoing efforts to develop transportation energy alternatives.
12 Recommendations to Foster Biomass-to- Ethanol Development in California Energy Commission staff recommends that the state take several actions to develop a longer-term state policy and other strategies. These actions are broken into 4 categories: Policy Research, development and demonstration Market development and commercialization Further study needs
13 Policy Recommendations Develop and adopt a biomass-transportation fuels energy policy, which is consistent with the Energy Commission goals for the transportation sector. Consider adopting carbon reduction goals. Study and, if possible, propose adopting fuel diversity goals for Californias motor vehicles.
14 Policy Recommendations Contd Develop, adopt and periodically review a position on the long-term need for the federal alcohol fuels subsidy, as it would effect the emergence of a biomass-to-ethanol or biomass-to-transportation fuels industry in California Consider changing the 10% waste diversion credit limit that applies to transformation technologies
15 RD&D Recommendations Pursue joint funding opportunities that support demonstrations of several biomass-to-ethanol projects in the state. Develop and share the cost of a program through a private/public partnership directed at improving the collection, transportation and processing of feedstocks. Initiate advanced engine development projects that use biomass transportation fuels.
16 Market Development Recommendations Study and recommend the most appropriate forms of state financial and non-financial assistance and other actions to support market development and commercialization activities should demonstration projects prove that biomass-to-ethanol projects are technically and economically feasible.
17 Further Study Needs Recommendations Develop a method to determine the cost and public benefits associated with developing biomass-to-ethanol and biomass to transportation fuels industry in California.
18 Where Do We Go From Here? Incorporate Todays Public & Committee Input and Revise Draft Report as Necessary. Release Suggested Changes and Revisions to October Report via Energy Commissions Web Site in early December Approve Final Report on December 15, 1999
19 And Finally, Deliver Final Report to Governor on New Years Eve!
20 For More Information about the report... Call Pat Perez, Project Manager, Biomass-to-Ethanol Report è (916) è (916) fax è or visit our Web site at: è
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Donated houses benefit Valley foundation
Saturday, December 6, 2008 12:00 pm
Harold Yudkin '33 died in 2004, but his sense of philanthropy is still being felt in Derby, Conn., where he lived, practiced law and was a commercial developer for many years. Two homes that Yudkin and his widow, Selma, owned in Derby are being donated to the Valley Community Foundation, which will sell them to establish a fund in their names.
Robert Kinney '39 awarded Mays Medal at Benjamin Bates Society meeting
Tuesday, December 2, 2008 2:01 pm
E. Robert Kinney '39, LL.D. '85, has been awarded Bates' highest alumni honor, the Benjamin Elijah Mays Medal, for distinguished service to the College and to the larger community worldwide. Kinney, a former CEO of General Mills, received the honor from the Alumni Council Nov. 8 in Minneapolis, at the third gathering of the Benjamin Bates Society, philanthropists who have given $1 million or more in lifetime gifts to the College.
The Farmer's Father
Friday, November 14, 2008 5:08 pm
Blind from birth, Steve Hoad, Bates College Class of 1972, was raised...
NBC-TV affiliate covers 'Girls Get It!' math and science fair
Thursday, November 13, 2008 12:00 pm
The local NBC-TV affiliate, WCSH6, was there when local girls in grades 5 through 8 attended a fair at Bates intended to encourage engagement with math and the sciences.
Honored by the Tavis Smiley Foundation
Tuesday, November 11, 2008 1:20 pm
On Saturday October 4th, 2008 I flew to Los Angeles California to accept the 2008 Emerging Youth Leadership Award from The Tavis Smiley Foundation at its 2008 Salute to Youth Leadership Benefit. This award is given to "alumni member of the [Tavis Smiley] Youth to Leaders program who has demonstrated drive and determination toward becoming a leader." I'm extremely humble to receive an honor from such a great foundation and from a individual whose contributions to our nation's social fabric, I greatly admire, Tavis Smiley.
Downtown Education Collaborative presents Envisioning Lewiston
Tuesday, November 11, 2008 12:00 pm
The Downtown Education Collaborative (DEC) officially opens its doors with a photographic exhibition about Lewiston from 4 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at its 219 Lisbon St. storefront center.
Dual Demmitts
Saturday, November 1, 2008 3:53 pm
Louisa Demmitt '09 and younger brother Daniel of Columbia, Md., saw a lot of each other during the fall, even though he's not a Bates student. After graduating from high school, Daniel cobbled together a gap year that began in Maine at the Androscoggin Apple Co., a family-owned organic operation in Greene. He plans to continue his farm work in the South over the winter.
Video: Cruising with the 'Croo'
Saturday, November 1, 2008 12:00 pm
Over the pre-meal din and at the top of their lungs, the staff cries, "Dinner!" All becomes quiet, and the first course of the evening meal at Greenleaf hut, 4,200 feet above sea level in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, is served.
What's the Dam Point?
Saturday, November 1, 2008 11:46 am
Shortly after a press release announced Lynne Lewis' scholarly article on dam removal, the Bates environmental economist learned where her academic research really hits home.
The Maine Course
Saturday, November 1, 2008 11:39 am
The Bates Contemplates Food initiative is a call for an informed examination of food choices. For many of us, these choices involve what foods to buy. A select few, though — such as the alumni on enumerated below — are choosing what foods to produce for the people who buy. And while every food decision is a life decision, the choices made by people whose livings depend on producing food take place on planes different from the ones we occupy.


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The Feast of Tabernacles, also known as the Feast of Booths and Sukkot, is the seventh and last feast that the Lord commanded Israel to observe and one of the three feasts that Jews were to observe each year.
But this year the Feast is different. We are in the midst of a tetrad of Blood Moons – a series of four lunar eclipses from Passover to Tabernacles where the moon appears blood red. This morning there was a full lunar eclipse which reached its max at 5:55am.
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- The Crucifixion
- The establishment of Israel as a nation in 1948
- The miraculous Israeli victory in the 1967 Six-Day War!
The idea of a "blood moon" serving as an omen of the coming of the end times comes from the Book of Joel 2:31, where it is written "the sun will turn into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the LORD comes. This phrase is again mentioned by Peter during Pentecost, as recorded in Acts 2:20.
Today, believers in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ live our lives in the light of the knowledge that He can come at any time. We are to be ready when the call comes. Every day we should expect Him to come, and every day we should long for Him to come. Maranatha is an Aramaic phrase which means "Come Lord Jesus", and has long been used as a greeting to remind us to keep our eyes open for the return of Jesus.
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Question about 2005 Dodge Stratus Sedan
So I had battery problems this passed winter and had to jump it. My brother, being the "know it all" that he is, accidentally switch the polarities when jumping it and screwed something up. Now my radio doesn't work (lights still light up the buttons), my dome light doesn't come on nor my trunk light, and my power locks no longer work. All my panel fuses inside the vehicle have been replaced and are good to go, but those three things are still not working. I've heard there's a fuse behind the radio itself, but I'm not sure. If anyone could help me, I'd really like to get those working again. Thanks in advance to anyone who answers.
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There's also no clock display. Didn't know if that was a given or not.
I would also check the relays and the fuses in the engine drivers side I believe. Also the ones inside. Yes I do believe there is a fuse behind the stereo but when my battery died in my 04 durango it killed the cd player but the radio worked. I would check all the stuff you can to your ability. Does your stratus have a box next to the postive cable to the battery where it hooks on the terminal. You may need to replace that.
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It does sound like the alternator isn't working. Did you have to jump the vehicle or charge the battery to get it to start back up? If you did not have to do either the possibility of the alternator working is good. The car will run with less power in the battery then what it takes to start the car. If you did not have to jump or charge battery to get it started again you might be better of checking for loose or corroded connections and most likely a maim power cable or wire. A bad diode in the alternator can also cause what you described due to the alternator putting out an AC current the computers and electrical components won't work right they were built to handle DC current. If you don't have the proper test equipment to test for AC current just disconnect the alternator while the car is acting up and if ever thing goes back to normal you will know it is the alternator. You are going to need at least a volt meter. The voltage while the engine is running should be 14 to 14.8 volts.
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The Dalmatian was a popular carriage dog in Regency times – he ran for sometimes long distances alongside carriages. So he is a dog which is strong and active and needs plenty of opportunity to run free. He should live in a house , preferably with a large garden and enjoy a country lifestyle. His coat is short and needs grooming once a week to keep it in good condition. Average lifespan 11 years.
Inbreeding Coefficient - COI
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The UK Kennel Club breed average COI is 5.3% - see 'A Beginners Guide to COI'
Effective Population Size - EPS142.41
EPS is a measure of how many individuals are contributing genetically to a breed population. It is a measure of the size of the gene pool in a breed. Lower than 100 is considered critical by conservationists and below 50 brings a breed close to extinction. For more information see the Kennel Club article.
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Gastric dilatation volvulus (Bloat/Torsion) (stomach fills with air and twists causing extreme pain – needs urgent vet treatment) common in deep chested breeds.
BVA/KC Health Schemes: www.bva.co.uk/chs
- Hip dysplasia (malformation of the hip joints causing pain and disabilty): breed mean score 10.5 (parents should be lower)
- Brainstem auditory evoked response (BAER) testing for deafness
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Hyperuricosuria (HUU) (urate stones)
Many and perhaps all Dalmatians carry a mutation in a metabolic gene, causing high uric acid which in turn creates painful urate stones, risk of kidney failure, and death (especially for males). A recent cross with a Pointer has introduced the normal form of the gene, but this is not yet widespread. The DNA test is particularly relevant to Dalmatian outcrosses and subsequent generations of their progeny.
Unofficial (Breed Club) Schemes
- Bitches under 2 years not to produce a litter
- Bitches not to produce more than one litter in a 12 month period
- No more than 4 litters in a lifetime
Ask the breeder to show you the certificates for the above tests/screening for both parents. If any of the above tests have not been considered necessary by the breeder (and there may be good reasons), ask her to explain why.
Other Diseases Reported
(For which there are currently no genetic or screening tests for sire or dam)
- Atopy (hypersensitivity to pollens and other protein particles – causes intense itching)
- Hepatitis – copper associated chronic hepatitis (autoimmune liver disease)
- Urinary incontinence
- Epilepsy
- Shoulder osteochondrosis (abnormal cartilege and bone)
- Panosteitis (bone inflammation in young males)
- Cancer (various)
- Dilated cardiomyopathy (heart chambers enlarge, heart muscle weakens and gradually fails)
- Hypothyroidism (lethargy, tendency to obesity)
- Copper toxicosis (accumulation of copper in the liver)
- Laryngeal paralysis- polyneuropathy (dysfunction of the larynx and aesophagus – death by one year)
- Hypertonic myopathies (exercise induced muscle rigidity)
- Myelopathy (hind limb weakness affecting at a very young age)
- Galactocerebrosidosis (severe neurological disease leading to death at around one year)
- Ceroid lipofuscinosis (progressive loss of night vision followed by neurological deficits and blindness)
Ask the breeder about the medical history of the parents, grandparents and great grandparents. Consider carefully whether to purchase a puppy if some of these or other diseases are in the family line.
Ask about the breeder's policy in cases of serious genetic diseases occurring to your puppy in later life. Good breeders will request to be informed of such events in order to improve future breeding decisions. Some breeders will also agree to contribute towards medical costs or refund purchase price.
You are strongly advised to buy from a breeder who uses (or is prepared to use) the RSPCA / BVA AWF Puppy Contract and Puppy Information Pack (PIP): www.puppycontract.org.uk
You are also advised to buy from a breeder who follows the Dog Breeding Reform Group's (DBRG) Standard for Dog Breeding:
Or the Kennel Club's Assured Breeders Scheme Standard and Guidance:
Standard PDF | Guidance PDF


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Then, you need to make sure you have the following:
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And follow the instructions...
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- Reduce your screen resolution to 800x600: Right-click desktop>Personalization>Display>800x640
- Start by right-clicking nbo$gba > Properties > Display Settings>Run in 640x480
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May 22, 2013, 9:00-10:30
Moderator: Holly Ackerman (Duke University)
Rapporteur: Tim Thompson (University of Miami)
- Sacred Architecture in Latin America – Peter S. Bushnell, University of Florida
- America, Their Roles in Founding and Leading Organizations to Fight for Indian and Black Human Rights and Development, and Their Use of Electronic Media in International Organizing — Wendy Griffin, Formerly Universidad Pedagógica Nacional Francisco Morazán
Wendy Griffin presented "The Overlap between the Human Rights Movements of Blacks and Indians in the Americas: The Afro-Indigenous Garifunas of Central America, Their Roles in Founding and Leading Organizations to Fight for Indian and Black Human Rights and Development, and Their Use of Electronic Media in International Organizing."
Many indigenous groups in Honduras (Miskitos, Tawahkas, Pech, Tolupan, Chortis) formed ethnic federations in the mid-1980s, during the period of the Contra War. The Garifunas, however, had organized earlier and differently. In 1975, Garifuna activists founded the Organización Fraternal Negra de Honduras, a labor organization. Garifunas had long been active in the labor movement and had helped lead strikes against companies like United Fruit and Dole.
Indigenous and black groups came together between 1989 and 1992 to protest the celebration of the 500-year anniversary of European colonization in the Americas (the so-called Encuentro de Dos Mundos). A movement called La Resistencia Negra, Indigena y Popular was formed in order to organize counter-celebrations.
Griffin's book The History of the Indians of Northeastern Honduras (1992) documents Indian resistance dating from the arrival of the Spanish to 1992. During this period, indigenous peoples resisted colonization in many ways, including armed rebellion, flight to the mountains, and legal appeals to the king or the court.
Within the history of armed rebellion in Honduras, ethnic conflicts have played a major role. For the Garifuna, the armed rebellion of Satuye against the English is a foundational event.
Garifuna activism and participation in ethnic federations has taken different paths, sometimes beginning in the form of religious groups, labor groups, or literacy campaigns. Garifunas first began to organize on the national level, then internationally. They first organized internationally as an Indian group focused on indigenous peoples of the Caribbean. Garifunas were also active in the now-defunct World Council of Indigenous Peoples, which had UN observer status.
Although Garifunas are of mixed descent and may not physically "look" indigenous, this part of their identity has important political ramifications. Without documentation of their claim to be indigenous, the Garifuna would not be protected under the provisions of the International Labor Organization Convention No. 169, which addresses indigenous land rights.
Groups like the Bay Islanders, who are not indigenous, have lost 75% of their land to tourism. In general, vested interests are always looking for ways to assert that Honduran Indians do not exist (e.g., stating that they lack proper identity cards through the Registro Nacional de Personas). Honduran law also fails to address things like communal property rights (Garifuna patronatos have corporate charters). Land rights continue to be a problem because the government asserts ownership over vital natural resources like trees and water.
During the question and answer period, Teresa Miguel Sterns (Yale Law Library) asked Wendy Griffin about the size of the worldwide Garifuna population. The estimate is 600,000 worldwide, with over 150,000 in the US. There are probably more Garifunas in New York City than there are people in Belize. The US has the world's largest Garifuna population. The official estimate in Honduras is 50,000, but Garifunas say their numbers are closer to 100,000 because many Garifuna men are away part time, whether on ship or in the US. Garifuna make up 2% of the population of Honduras and 6% of the population of Belize. Although they are only 1% of the population of Guatemala, that country's most recorded musical star is Paola Castillo, a Garifuna women who lives in New York. Garifunas often complain that they are invisible. They are assumed to be either US blacks, African blacks, or Caribbean blacks from places like Cuba or Puerto Rico. They lack access, vis-à-vis representation, to mainstream US media and tend to communicate primarily online (Garifuna TV, radio stations, and new sites). Garifuna musical artists tend not to have webpages, but Facebook pages. The blog http://www.beinggarifuna.com/ and the page http://belizeanartist.com/ are important online resources for the Garifuna community.
Next, Peter Bushnell presented "Sacred Architecture in Latin America," a tour of churches, cathedrals, synagogues, mosques, temples, and other sacred structures throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Bushnell had been to many of the sites personally, such as the Basilica de los Milagros de Buga in Colombia, which he visited as a member of the University of Florida Chamber Choir, the first North American choir to be invited to perform there.
Paramaribo, Suriname, provided one of the highlights of this virtual tour. There, the Neveh Shalom Synagogue and the Mosque Keizerstraat are located only about a block apart from one another. Latter Day Saints temples, Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Halls, and Central American indigenous temples were also featured during the tour.
The tour ended with a series of images from Cuba. In 2010, Bushnell helped lead the music for a service at the Santísimo Trinidad church in Morón. The companion diocese of Florida is the Episcopal diocese of Cuba, and the companion church of his Bushnell's own community, Holy Trinity in Gainesville, is San Juan Bautista in Florencia. Episcopal priests in Cuba must often serve more than one congregation (the companion priest in this instance served three separate churches).
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Panel 2, May 30 2011, 2:00 pm-3:30 pm
Moderator: Holly Ackerman, Duke University
Presenters: Bix Gabriel, International Coalition of Sites of Conscience (not present); Pamela Graham, Columbia University; Patrick Stawski, Duke University; Fernando Acosta-Rodríguez, Princeton University
Rapporteur: Melissa Guy, Arizona State University
Holly Ackerman presented Bix Gabriel's paper titled "Remembering Guantanamo: How Can We Build a Public Memory of this Site's Century-long History?" which focused on the Guantanamo Public Memory Project, an ongoing project of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience (ICSC).
The Guantanamo Public Memory Project highlights the reality that Guantanamo as a place of detention has a long, complex past. Today, nearly 200 prisoners remain indefinitely detained at the U.S. Naval Base in Cuba, but prior to 2001, Guantanamo also housed detainees. In 1991, the George H. W. Bush Administration held Haitian refugees fleeing the Aristide regime. In 1994, the U.S. government created camps to house Cuban refugees who had attempted to flee to the United States. The Clinton Administration created Camp X-Ray as a separate facility to house those refugees who "caused trouble" in the camps, which remained open for over a year.
Gabriel found that Guantanamo has had many "ends," and each time the camps are closed, public memory fades. The Guantanamo Public Memory Project, which began in 2009, seeks to preserve memories of Guantanamo. The ICSC began the project to encourage individuals connected to Guantanamo to tell their stories. The short term goal is to "learn how it has been used and re-used," to imagine its future, and become involved in determining the outcome of what happens there today. The long term goal is to establish comprehensive documentation about activities, individuals, and policies associated with Guantanamo. The project seeks an "ongoing forum for truth-telling, dialogue, and collective accountability."
The ICSC is a network of about 250 historic sites of contested history. All sites of conscience are based on the idea that "preserving and interpreting history is as much an act in support of human rights as is waging a campaign for justice." In 2009, the organization held its first international working group to develop a framework for the Guantanamo Public Memory Project with various stakeholders including historians, librarians, detainees and their lawyers, members of the military, and directors of sites of conscience. Four principles emerged: 1) the entire history of Guantanamo should be included in the project; 2) it must include multiple perspectives; 3) the project should avoid considering Guantanamo a "closed" history; 4) the coalition should be international in scope. Already the coalition has identified more than 1,000 resources (books, archives, films, etc.) on Guantanamo. The creation of a virtual site is also in progress, since the actual camps at Guantanamo are not accessible. Ackerman is a member of the Advisory Board of the project. More information can be found on the ICSC website at: http://www.sitesofconscience.org/activities/guantanamo-public-memory-project
Pamela Graham followed with her presentation titled "The Center for Human Rights Documentation & Research: Collecting, Preserving, and Promoting the Record of Human Rights." The Center at Columbia was built around the acquisition of the archives of several major human rights organizations beginning with Amnesty International USA, Human Rights Watch, and Human Rights First. The records of these organizations were originally acquired and organized at the University of Colorado, Boulder by Bruce Montgomery in the early 1990s. In 2004, the collections were transferred to Columbia where they have undergone additional processing, arrangement, and description. These particular archives are on deposit at Columbia; the human rights organizations continue to own the records.
In 2005, Columbia founded the Center for Human Rights Documentation and Research to extend the scope of the collections acquired from Colorado, to expand the focus to the library's general collection, and to develop digital projects. Archival materials are managed by the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library while the Center focuses on programmatic collecting and promotion of materials. Graham runs the Center and collaborates with library staff including subject specialists in global area studies; processing archivists; the oral history research office; web collection curators; technical services; and the digital program division.
Collections include archival primary sources, published scholarly materials in the general collection, and born-digital material. This particular presentation focused on the archival material; a separate presentation in Panel 9 described the Center's efforts to archive born- digital material on the Web.
Within the archival materials, the records of greatest value are those that document "what advocacy looked like." Examples from the Amnesty USA collection include: circulars distributed to country groups, records related to disappeared persons in Chile, and correspondence from the Executive Director and Executive boards. Human Rights Watch/Americas Watch records reveal connections among NGOs including the Committee to Protect Journalists (whose records are also housed at Columbia) and also contain news releases, field notes from hot spots, and legal testimony.
Graham concluded her presentation by describing some of the challenges associated with collecting in human rights, including creating the actual archives, since the organizations are focused on advocacy, not records management. Legal and privacy issues are unique with human rights records; balancing those concerns with the desire to make the records accessible to users can be difficult. Preservation issues are always a concern, particularly with regard to born-digital materials and the shift to online production of records.
More information on the Center for Human Rights Documentation & Research can be found at: http://library.columbia.edu/indiv/humanrights.html
Graham's presentation was followed by that of Patrick Stawski, the Human Rights archivist at Duke University, whose presentation, "History in Action: Connecting Students, Scholars and Community to Human Rights Histories & Practice" focused on human rights archival collections and outreach efforts at Duke. The collections at Duke focus on human rights activism of individuals and NGOs. Their 25 collections are format-neutral and global in scope.
Major Latin American holdings include the records of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) and those of Coletta Youngers, a WOLA associate. The WOLA records span the years from 1974 to 2005 and contain information on human rights abuse cases, documentation of the organization's efforts to lobby U.S. officials for policy change, and evidence of WOLA's collaboration with local human rights organizations in Latin America.
Duke also houses the Marshall T. Meyer Papers, which document the Argentine rabbi's role as a human rights activist, religious leader, and scholar from the 1950s through the 1990s. The records also detail his involvement with CONADEP, Argentina's truth commission, of which he was the only Argentine-born member. A traveling exhibit highlights materials from this collection.
The collection at Duke also contains materials that focus on human rights issues in Latino communities in the United States. The Student Action with Farmworkers records document working conditions of immigrant communities and activism among labor and student groups.
Other collections at Duke include the records of the Center for International Policy and the papers of Patricia Murphy Derian, the first Assistant Secretary for Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs under President Carter.
Outreach for these collections focuses on creating a bridge between students, faculty, the community and records creators and includes, among other things, the WOLA/Duke book award and a documentary film series. More information on the human rights archives at Duke can be found at: http://library.duke.edu/specialcollections/human-rights/
Fernando Acosta-Rodríguez completed the panel with his presentation, "From Underground to Open Access: Civil War, Society and Political Transition as Documented by the Archive of the Guatemala News and Information Bureau," which focused on the transition of records from microfilm to open access digital material. The records of the Guatemala News and Information Bureau (GNIB) have been housed at Princeton since 2002. GNIB was created in 1978 in San Francisco as an activist group that sought to call attention to issues such as labor rights, indigenous rights and movements for peace and justice in Guatemala through informational campaigns, lobbying of U.S. officials, as well as educational and cultural programs.
Princeton had the collection microfilmed in 2004 with Primary Source Media. Nine academic libraries in the United States (including the Center for Research Libraries) own the 112 reels of film. In addition, Princeton donated a complete set to the Centro de Investigaciones Regionales de Mesoamérica (CIRMA) in Guatemala. Documents range from the 1970s to the present and include records related to the civil war in Guatemala and the peace accords of the 1990s. The microfilm is comprised of four sections: 1) grey literature and ephemera (about 60%); 2) serial runs (141 titles); 3) studies and reports (56 titles); and 4) news clippings (less than 1% of total.)
Princeton is now in the process of creating an open access digital collection of the first section of the GNIB archive. The first section (grey literature and ephemera) will be the only portion digitized due to its research value and unique content. Only the Guatemalan section of the NACLA archive comes closest to matching the richness of the GNIB records, but Princeton's materials are unique in that they cover the years preceding and immediately following the peace accords. Section one of the GNIB records also complements the records of the National Security Archive project on Guatemala.
The open access digitization project was the result of conversations between the library and Princeton's program for Latin American Studies about alternative access models for the Latin American political ephemera collection as a whole. In those conversations, five models of access emerged as possibilities:
1) Outsourced microfilming and commercial distribution (already in place)
2) Outsourced digitization, publishing, and distribution
3) Outsourced digitization, internal publishing, and non-commercial distribution
4) Internal digitization, internal publishing, and non-commercial distribution
5) Consortial agreement with costs and responsibilities shared among participating institutions
Ultimately, Princeton decided to substitute the first, already established option with a combination of options three and five: outsourced digitization, internal publishing and non-commercial distribution as part of a consortial agreement. The GNIB archive was chosen as a pilot project because of its research value, the structure of the archive, the types of materials it contained, and its potential to reach wider audiences on a global scale. The ultimate goal is to create a searchable website for section one of the GNIB materials with contents described at the item level and open access to all images.
Partial funding for this ongoing project has been provided by the 2009 Cooperative Digitization of International Research Materials Project, sponsored by the Council of American Overseas Research Centers, and a four-year TICFIA grant.
Acosta-Rodríguez concluded that the project has been complex and labor intensive, but also worthwhile. He believes that a consortial open access model for digitization is the best way to move forward with similar projects, and he hopes that SALALM and LARRP will be involved in future endeavors.
Questions & Comments:
Paula Covington (Vanderbilt University): "Fernando, who funded this project?" Acosta-Rodríguez responded that funding came from a U.S. Department of Education TICFIA grant: $45,000 with matching funds plus labor from Princeton. James Simon (CRL) confirmed that TICFIA stands for Technological Innovation and Cooperation for Information Access.
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The ability to transmit large amounts of information quickly over vast optic fiber networks affects millions of people daily, in business and in entertainment. As the demand for faster transmission rates grows, one obvious tactic would be to reduce the duration of the optical pulses beyond the picosecond times used at present. However, launching intense femtosecond optical pulses into an optic fiber creates an array of nonlinear optical effects within the fiber. These effects temporally distort the spectral makeup of the pulses, thus inhibiting their accurate transmission and ultimately limiting the information-carrying capacity of the fiber.
Omenetto et al. report an adaptive pulse-shaping technique that can be used to overcome the distortion of the pulse as it travels along the fiber. An initialization algorithm and a series of test pulses are used to tune the shape of the input pulse, so that once it is launched into the fiber, the distortion of the pulse is minimized. The demonstrated compensation of pulse distortion is a possible route toward faster information exchange that uses shorter and more intense optical pulses. — ISO
Opt. Lett. 26, 938 (2001).


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The cleaner part of Yamuna has not only been overlooked, but almost already forgotten. Yamuna, considered the dark sister of Yama, the Hindu god of Death, has seen several cultures and civilizations coming into existence and fading over time. She has been the muse of many poets and writers who have extolled her virtues and at the same time warned us about her virulent attributes. As myth would have it, the Varaha Purana contextualises Yamuna as no different to the Ganges. It has been said that Yamuna is nothing but the water of the Ganges sanctified a hundred times over.
But the river, which is the lifeline of Delhi, is gradually dying. Rampant industrial pollution and untreated sewage is choking the river. Yamuna flows over a distance of 1,376 kilometres: it starts from lower Himalayas in Uttarakhand and finally meets Ganga at Triveni Sangam, Allahabad. It enters Delhi through village Palla, and traverses a distance of 48 kilometres through the capital city. The polluted stretch of 22 kilometres lies between Wazirabad and Okhla. Yamuna has been polluted severely over the past two decades as a result of urbanisation. At the same time, the remaining 26 kilometres of the river is still clean and is home to a lot of trees, flowers, birds as well as ways of life that are gradually being forgotten.
A visit to this pristine part of the Yamuna thereby seemed not only significant but also necessary to remind to the city today that their lifeline is a major water resource to an ecosystem that has seen massive depletion over the years because of a lack of peaceful coexistence between farming communities and the government.
With Darwesh, an organization co-founded by Yuveka Singh along with Meghali Roy in 2013, which works as a contributor in the field of culture, digging out lesser known stories from history and sharing and promoting them, I took a day off from work to visit Palla and interact with the local villagers.
"We, at Darwesh, believe that whenever and wherever people have taken the cause of river in their own hands they hasve succeeded in rejuvenating or cleaning it up; two good examples are Kalibein in Punjab and Arvari in Rajasthan," Singh tells Guardian 20.
Between Palla to Bawana village, this stretch consists of scattered palm trees and a lush green grassland area. Palla checkpost, Tigipur, Hiranki Khushk, Hiranki checkpost and Bawana Escape are the main landmarks on the western bank where floodplains stretch up to 2-5 kilometres in width.
The Yamuna river stretch in Delhi begins from village Palla at the upstream to Jaitpur at Delhi-UP boundary downstream. The Yamunotri flows from the Tajewala barrage, passes through Hathnikund until it enters village Palla. Within this segment in Hathnikund/Tajewala in the Yamuna Nagar district of Haryana, the river water is diverted into Eastern Yamuna Canal (EYC) and Western Yamuna Canal (WYC). Generally, no water is allowed to flow in the downstream of the Tajewala barrage especially during summers and winters to fulfill the water demand of the surrounding districts. Due to this, the river remains dry in many areas between Tajewala and Delhi. Whatever water flows between Tajewala barrage and Delhi is the untreated or partially treated domestic and industrial effluents discharged by several drains. The water pollution begins during its flow through Wazirabad and as it enters Delhi, since there are open drains all along Wazirabad that have been lying untreated for years without any government intervention.
The wide floodplains around Palla have aided farmers to get more land for cultivation unlike their counterparts on the eastern banks of the Yamuna in Delhi's Akshardham and other areas.
"In order to understand a river, you must understand its characteristics too. The river water looks naturally muddy as it enters Palla, becomes green when it approaches Wazirabad due to algal growth and turns black after crossing Wazirabad because of the untreated open drains, the water of which subsequently joins the river in Delhi," Dr Fayaz, the scientist in charge of Delhi's Yamuna Biodiversity Park (YBDP), tells Guardian 20.
"Since river water becomes sewerage after Wazirabad, any vegetable cultivation in Delhi especially leafy vegetables can be detrimental to health," adds Fayaz, who has produced seminal works on restoration, aquatic and wildlife biology.
An interaction with the farmers of Palla led to findings about the age-old story of losses incurred in farm produce as against their sale at the mandi. "Hindustan mein sabse zyaada dukhi mazdoor hai [Farmers are the unhappiest lot in India]," says Ved Prakash, a farmer who owns about 20 acres of land in Palla.
"The preparation for any agro crop goes up to Rs 28,000. Forget about profitable returns, we end up spending Rs 1,800 from our pockets just for cutting the crops, packaging and sending them to the market," Ved Prakash tells Guardian 20.
"Seasonal vegetables grow in abundance here. Except for those crops that are favourable for production only in hilly regions, every other crop can be grown here. But what is at stake here, as you see, is that while the production of, say, a kilogram of onion costs us Rs 15-16, it is being sold at the Azadpur mandi in Delhi for Rs 6-7. Neither do we want nor are our future generation interested in taking up farming," adds Prakash.
Floods bring life to a floodplain. The wide, unencroached floodplains around the village areas of Palla have aided these farmers, despite unprofitable farm production, to get more land for cultivation unlike their counterparts on the eastern banks of the riverbed in Delhi's Akshardham and other areas. "There is no drain upstream falling into the river. Hence, better water is available for irrigation purposes for these farmers residing in Palla. Not just agro-production, better standards of water has furthered the growth of zooplankton and phytoplankton favourable for marine life," says Dr Fayaz. The fish simply vanish when the river reaches Delhi.
"The 1964 floods had completely destroyed our crops. Yamuna used to be dry back then, as the water level had gone down to 50 feet. There was no water for agricultural production. The pumping sets in our village were several years old and not sufficient enough to pull water out from deep underground levels. Summer civil pumps were introduced which can draw water from 70-80 feet level. Later, after the 1978 floods, the government constructed a 500-metre dam. Since then, floods which used to be the haunting issue surrounding Yamuna on this side of the bank has been resolved," says Ved Prakash.
Yuveka of Darwesh puts it rightly that, Yamuna needs a place in the psyche of Delhi citizens, and stresses on the importance of ownership of the river. After the dialogues engaged in with farmers still fresh in our minds, we then headed towards the Yamuna Biodiversity Park (YBDP) located in North Delhi's Burari area, which is about a 15 kilometre drive from Palla.
The bio park not only gives a scientific insight into floodplains, its establishment is a telltale sign of the ambition to restore back the pristine glory of Yamuna in Delhi through conservation, education and recreation. "YBDP gives the idea for the way forward through a system where we started with ex-situ conservation and trying to now approach in-situ conservation. I could give you a few examples. For instance, the red-crested pochard, a migratory duck from Central Asia and Siberia, visits only this bio park in Delhi. Plant species like the Tamarix-phragmitis facilitates mass nesting of black-crowned herons, who had stopped coming to Delhi around 10-15 years ago," says Dr Fayaz.
"All of this should and must make us realise that the land of the river should be left to the river," stresses Fayaz.
Insights on the other, untold side of the Yamuna riverbed would not have been possible had I not embarked on this mission of Darwesh, which wishes to envisage a three-year project with the Delhi government to develop three walkable trails along the river on three different stretches: from Palla to YBDP, from Wazirabad to ITO and from ITO to Okhla, with the aim of unravelling the myriad shades of Yamuna juxtaposed with story-telling, talks and exhibitions. The inspiration behind this, as Yuveka tells me, is the "Cooum Art Festival" that was launched by organisations like Walk Along the River, Chennai Rivers Restoration Trust and Goethe-Institut during the early half of this year to renew the lost glory of the Cooum river that was once the lifeline of Chennai.


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Outdoor arts specialists Walk the Plank are looking to fill 3 Freelance, fixed-term posts for Wales Millennium Centre's 10th Anniversary Event.
Walk the Plank is a leading outdoor arts organisation renowned for its pioneering creative approach and commitment to engagement and participation. We have been commissioned to deliver a high-profile 'moment' for Wales Millennium Centre's anniversary programme in September 2015.
Costume Designer
We're looking for a Costume Designer to work in collaboration with the Artistic Director, Designer, Creative Producer, and other creative associates to create all costume elements for the events.
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Deadline: 4pm Tuesday 11 November 2014
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We're looking for a Digital Artist to work in collaboration with the Artistic Director, Designer, Creative Producer, and other creative associates to create all digital elements for the events.
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Hey everyone my name's Mikayla McCarthy I'm with The Ghost Room Theatre Company and we're performing one of our own plays; GraveHouse, at Beechwood House Newport on the 20th February 2015, but we need 2 male actors and 1 female actor, for more information please get in contact or head on over to our fb page and you can contact me via that at www.facebook.com/ghostroomproductions ;
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Hi everyone I'm Mikayla McCarthy I'm with The Ghost Room Theatre Company based in Newport.
Currently we are working on a play we have written called An Evening with Poe and are in need of 4 male actors. The play is a sort of murder mystery with our own ghost room spin on things, we like to perform in venues that fit the setting of the play, for example one of our past plays The Dragon's Backbone was set in a tavern and so we performed it in the upstairs of a social club.
The play we are doing; An Evening with Poe is about a group of aristocrats who have gathered together sharing their love of Edgar Allan Poe and to hear the renowned story teller Miss Aveugle recite some of Poe's works, but things turn sour and someone loses their life while a set of jewels are stolen by the elusive thief The Raven and it is up to blind storyteller Miss Aveugle to deduce who both the murderer is and the identity of The Raven.
There is an element of improv. required, but not much as it's 95% script.
As I said we are looking for 4 male actors.
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I picked the rest of the cherries this morning and while I was surrounded by the leaves of the tree, reaching here and there for the remaining red fruit, I thought upon Adam whose job prior to his sin was to "tend the garden" (Genesis 2:15). It was assuredly a lovely garden and the work must have been sweet.
Before Adam sinned, he had it easy. There were no swarms of bugs, no thistles and weeds, no hot sun bearing down with intense, scorching heat. He even had Eve as helper, one who was of him, one who was his companion and of like mind, one who loved the tending. It must have been pleasure to tend the garden. Sweet pleasure.
But Genesis 3 brings bad, sad news. Adam's disobedience to one simple command brought death to himself and to his posterity (that's us, folks!). His disobedience to one simple command brought death, destruction and chaos into the creation. It is not only we who suffer...the animal and plant kingdoms were also thrown into disarray. Everything is broken.
After Adam's sin this is how the Creator put it to him,
"Cursed is the ground because of you;
In toil you will eat of it
All the days of your life.
"Both thorns and thistles it shall grow for you;
And you will eat the plants of the field;
By the sweat of your face
You will eat bread,
Till you return to the ground,
Because from it you were taken;
For you are dust,
And to dust you shall return."
So there I was this morning, swatting bugs, pulling weeds at my feet, sweating in the early morning muggy heat.
I love it that as Adam's children God still puts inside us the urge to "tend the garden". Some folk enjoy flowers. Some like to landscape the front yard. Some enjoy growing bushels and bushels of vegetables to can or freeze or to eat fresh. Oh, how we anticipate that first ripe tomato or the first few ears of sweet corn! It's as if we are remembering the joy of goodness that Adam and Eve experienced in the Garden.
Monday, June 22, 2009
It's a Lot More Difficult These Days to Tend the Garden
4 comments:
- cinnamongirl93 said...
I can't even begin to imagine what the world was like before the fall. I'm sure it was breathtaking.
- June 22, 2009 at 5:57 PM
- HisFireFly said...
Interesting thought. I never considered a call to gardening could be a call back to "the garden". Thanks for this one!
- June 22, 2009 at 7:20 PM
- Laurie M. said...
I suppose Heaven may be full of lush gardens.
- June 23, 2009 at 2:20 AM
- Roxanne said...
I always love reading your posts! They serve as a daily devotional for me sometimes. I have blamed several things on Adam:) But the beauty of this world and God's grace cannot be changed even inspite of Him!! Blessings to you!
- June 23, 2009 at 5:25 AM
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Eat Dirt are a new band from the East of England who play angry hardcore punk rock. This month the band released their debut self titled EP.
Eat Dirt start off the EP named Eat Dirt with a song named Eat Dirt. The song is only thirty two seconds long but really serves as a guide to what you can expect from the band. It's fast, in your face and incredibly angry. This band is seriously pissed off about something. It's also quite a lot of fun and really cathartic to sing along with. The second track, Pigs, is a full minute longer than Eat Dirt (the song). It's not as fast as its predecessor, focussing more on melody rather than creating a whirlwind of chaos. The song is a protest song that encourages the beaten down to "rise up and be heard." I particularly like the dual vocals in the song, combining the harsh shouty vocals with a more melodic style. The fast paced craziness is back on the third track 48. 48 is about struggling to find the inspiration to go and fight for what you believe in. Another song that is less than one minute in length but manages to pack an incredible amount into the track. That's something that has always amazed me with hardcore music, how so much can be squeezed into a short song. The EP is finished with the song Dead. What a superb track this is. The song frequently switches its melody and style around depending on verse or chorus. This makes for an interesting style that makes it hard to predict what will happen next. The combination of a thudding rock 'n' roll sound and hardcore punk works far better than you might expect that it would. The band's guitarist gets to show off his musical chops towards the end of the song. They really wail!
Eat Dirt by Eat Dirt is a short but sweet kick in the face. If you like your punk rock hard, intense and angry but also a lot of fun then you need to be checking out Eat Dirt by Eat Dirt. Eat Dirt.
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Key features
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- Five bedrooms
- Two en-suites
- Conservatory extension
- Great family space
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What a fabulous family house this is! With five bedrooms, three bathrooms and a conservatory there is lots of space for everyone.
Description - This much improved five bedroom detached family house offers exceptional family accommodation over three floors. The original design has been altered to provide an additional en-suite shower room and a large conservatory extension. This centrally heated accommodation has been well maintained and an early opportunity to view should not be missed. Verity Way in the entrance road onto a popular development that was constructed by Persimmon Homes Ltd in 2002. The location provides good access into the town centre, to the local schools and public transport facilities.
Location - Driffield is a traditional established market town which earned its title as Capital of the Wolds by virtue of its central position within the county. The larger towns of Bridlington, Beverley and Malton and cities of York and Hull are within easy travelling distance either by road, rail or bus.
The town provides a host of pleasant pubs and eating houses and visitors to the area are always impressed by the friendliness and hospitality by the local residents.
Porch - With PVCU double glazed front entrance door.
Hall - With single radiator, wood effect rhino flooring, dado rail, thermostat for the central heating, staircase leading off and under stairs storage cupboard.
Cloakroom - With low level WC, wash hand basin, tiled splash backs, single radiator, extractor fan and rhino wood effect floor covering.
Lounge - 17'9" x 11'6" (5.41m x 3.51m) - With living flame gas fire set in a marble fire place, laminate flooring, bay window with high quality custom made blinds, TV aerial point, coving to the ceiling and double radiator.
Kitchen - 14'6" x 12' (4.42m x 3.66m) - Fitted with a range of modern units including one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap, base and wall cupboards, glazed display cupboard, drawer unit, recently installed Hotpoint double oven with four ring gas hob and extractor canopy over, tiled splash backs, wood effect rhino flooring, integrated fridge, plumbing for a washing machine, dining area and ceiling spotlights.
Dining Room/ Sitting Room - 11'6" x 11' (3.51m x 3.35m) - With single radiator, coving to the ceiling and TV aerial point, wood effect rhino flooring, patio doors to the conservatory.
Utility Room - 6'6" x 5'7" (1.98m x 1.70m) - With stainless steel sink, base cupboards, plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, double radiator.
Conservatory - This 'P' shaped conservatory has a sitting and dining area, wood laminate flooring, ceiling fan, two wall light points and window blinds. Double doors open to the patio.
First Floor Landing - With linen cupboard, single radiator and dado rail.
Master Bedroom - 11'8" x 9'5" (3.56m x 2.87m) - With single radiator, access to the roof space, with fitted wardrobe to one wall enclosed by sliding doors and featuring a matching chest of drawers and a TV aerial point.
En-Suite Shower Room - With large shower cubicle fitted with rainfall power shower, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, single radiator, extractor fan and half tiled walls.
Bedroom Two - 11'9" x 8'5" (3.58m x 2.57m) - With fitted wardrobes providing hanging and storage space, overhead storage lockers, single radiator and extractor fan.
En-Suite Shower Room - With corner shower cubicle, vanity wash hand basin, low level WC with concealed cistern, vanity drawers and cupboards, wet walls to all sides, chrome heated towel rail and illuminated vanity mirror.
Bedroom Three - 11'7" x 10'4" (3.53m x 3.15m) - With single radiator.
Bathroom - With white three piece suite including panelled bath with mixer tap and hand spray attachment, independent electric shower and screen over, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, extractor fan and single radiator.
Second Floor Landing -
Bedroom Four - 14'3" x 11'2" (4.34m x 3.40m) - With laminate flooring, single radiator and access to the roof space.
Bedroom Five - 14'3" x 11'10" (4.34m x 3.61m) - With single radiator.
Garage - 15'10" x 8'3" (4.83m x 2.51m) -
Outside - To the front of the property is a small forecourt garden including lawn and borders and a brick set driveway leading to the integral single garage with roller shutter door, power and light connected.
To the rear of the property is enclosed area garden including large paved patio, garden shed, flower and shrub borders.
Tenure - The property is Freehold and offered with the benefit of vacant possession upon completion.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through the Sole Agents on 01377 241919.
Council Tax - Council Tax is payable to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. The property is shown on the Council Tax Property Bandings List in Valuation Band 'E' (verbal enquiry only).
Services - All mains services are connected to the property.
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