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A Regina business owner who was among those targeted in a six-store pot-themed raid by Regina police Wednesday saidthe cops went overboard at his store.
But the police saidthe search was done after a judge was swayed by evidence "compelling enough" to grant a warrant.
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Jonathan Metz owns Green Street Clinic on Francis Street. His store helps connect people with doctors who can help them obtain Health Canadalicences to possess and consume cannabis.
Green Street doesn't sell pot but does offer hemp-based edibles that help treat arthritisand anxiety in dogs, says Metz.
Metz says two plain-clothes officers entered his store Wednesday night and asked to buy some pot. After he told them he doesn't sell pot, he says he told them he could help them get a licence.
When he asked them for ID to help fill out forms needed to apply for a licence, they told him he was under arrest, Metz says.
Metz was read his rights, asked if he wanted to call a lawyer and put in handcuffs, he says.
"They were saying that we were trafficking. I asked them, 'Well, who did we sell any cannabis or marijuana to? How did you guys get this warrant when we haven't sold anything to anybody?' We even have liability forms that people sign that say we don't sell marijuana," said Metz.
The police took his personal laptop and phone and some patient information, including people's addresses, conditions and the medications they're on, he says.
"They even took — the guy from the ATM, he walked in right when they were here. They detained him and took his money as well. And he was just here to fill the ATM.
"It's crazy," said Metz.
Metz was ultimately released and is not among those charged yet, though police say more charges from the raids are anticipated.
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"I understand they have a job to do but taking my personal stuff from my other businesses, like, I own a gym and a personal training company and today I had to try and get a hold of my clients but I couldn't contact them because all that stuff is in that laptop and on that phone."
Elizabeth Popowich, a spokesperson for the Regina Police Service, saidthe authority to conduct a search is not granted lightly.
"Essentially police have to provide evidence compelling enough to persuade a judge to permit police to enter a place and specific enough that they name what they expect to find in the search," she said.
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The Safe Ride to School for Afghan Girls Program was created in response to an attack on female students and teachers in the Kandahar Province. In 2008, men on motorcycles sprayed acid into the faces of teachers and students walking to school, targeting girls wearing school uniforms. Donors rallied and purchased a school bus so this would never happen again. Since 2009, the bus program has provided safe passage for the 100 girls living farthest from Mirwais Mena School for Girls.
After years of use, the school bus started breaking down. Without this program, many of these girls would be forced to drop out of school. But thanks to our generous donors, this did not happen. We are pleased to announce that we have raised enough money to purchase two new buses! Funds used to purchase the buses were matched dollar for dollar by a generous donor.
But we're not done. Keeping these buses running is costly. Funding is needed to help pay for the bus drivers, fuel and on-going maintenance. With your support, we can continue to provide safe passage to school for girls in Afghanistan.
An 11th grade student named Sadia at the Mirwais Mena School sums it up perfectly: "Education is like a light; you can see the path you are going on in the dark. If you don't have an education, you are blind, and you will not see things clearly. The bus project is extraordinary. It helps to take girls safely to school and get them back home safely."
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In August 2016 GreaterGood helped purchase an additional bus for the Mirwais Mena School in Kandahar, Afghanistan. We now have 2 fully functioning buses, that safely transport 100 girls to and from school, daily. The school is immensely grateful as these are the only running buses to and from the Mirwais Mena School in Kandahar City, Afghanistan.
This is Shamsia. Eight years ago, as she walked to school outside of Kandahar, Afghanistan, she and several others were attacked with acid by the taliban on their way to school. What was their crime? Going to school. Nearly a decade later, she is still suffering from the attack, as her eyes still spontaneously tear up and itch, but her passion for education keeps her going. Those attacks were the inspiration for the Safe Ride to School Program. Now, Shamsia is a teacher at the school and added that in past years 200 girls left school due to the lack of transportation. She sends her gratitude for the continued safety she and her students experience on their ride to school.
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According to the Sun Newspaper (yes, not the world's most reputable Royal source), Trooping The Colour could be suggested for being axed in upcoming defence cuts. Alongside the famous Red Arrow, Trooping The Colour is said to be on the list for the cuts.
David Cameron, according to the Sun, has warned that military bosses could consider scrapping the Trooping The Colour ceremony. However, there have been many sources who say both this and the Red Arrows will not be under threat in any defence cuts.
Trooping The Colour is an annual event held on Horseguards' Parade attended by members of the Royal Family and performed by companies of The Queen's Guards. there are 5 regiments of Queen's Guards and every year, there are around 1,000 soldiers on parade for Trooping The Colour as well as the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery and Mounted Bands Of the Household Cavalry.
The ceremony has existed for hundreds of years and was originally a way for footguards to present their regiment's colours in front of the soldiers so they'd know what to rally around in the confusion of battle. Nowadays it's a yearly spectacle held on the Sovereign's official birthday in June.
Scrapping the ceremony would be ludicrous and was be the dismantling of one of Britain's finest traditions. We certainly can't see it happening!
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Free-agent WR Aaron Burks (Colts), QB Brock Jensen (Dolphins), LB Derrell Johnson (Dolphins), QB Kory Faulkner (49ers), CB Chandler Fenner (Seahawks) and OG Bronson Irwin (Seahawks) cleared waivers and have officially become free agents Wednesday, July 30.
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The Seattle Seahawks placed WR Taylor Price (undisclosed) on Injured Reserve Tuesday, July 29, and also released CB Chandler Fenner and OG Bronson Irwin and signed free-agent WR Randall Carroll (Vikings) to an undisclosed deal.
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According to sources, the Seattle Seahawks have paid the following signing bonuses to undrafted free agents: DE Jackson Jeffcoat ($15,000), DT Andru Pulu ($15,000), TE Chase Dixon ($12,500), OL Garry Gilliam ($12,000), QB Keith Price ($7,000), S Dion Bailey ($5,000), OL Bronson Irwin ($3,500) and LB Brock Coyle ($3,000). CB Jimmy Legree received a $1,000 signing bonus but has since been waived by the team.
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The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to terms on undisclosed contracts with undrafted rookie free agents SS Dion Bailey (USC), LB Brock Coyle (Montana), TE Chase Dixon (Central Arkansas) OT Garry Gilliam (Penn State), OG Bronson Irwin (Oklahoma), DE Jackson Jeffcoat (Texas), CB Jimmy Legree (South Carolina), QB Keith Price (Washington) and DT Andru Pulu (Eastern Washington) Saturday, May 10.
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I have had a few private request from you to show you what we have been up to at Magma on Fuerte this last year.
So here is a little peak into the experiments me and Helmut have been trying out since the beginning of the year.
It's not sales video as most of the stuff you will see are mainly "proof of concepts", so I did not put a lot of thought into the edit, but I think it is still interesting for you guys to see what we have been trying, especially on the board side of things. I for one am not a fan of the specialised Racing Foilboards as they are still to big to travel with. So I tried to make a few short designs that you will see. The great thing was also how well my 2 year old Freewave Proto works as a foil board. Definitely a great travel combo. Great wave board and foilboard in one. It will be my main travel board for sure this year.


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"Our Paraprofessional Accounting Program is one of a kind. Students are trained by practicing CPA's in the actual practice of accountancy--how it's done in the real world. Students wanting to pursue a professional degree after graduating will delight in knowing that 70 percent of credits earned will transfer to most senior institutions."
Before coming to Walters State in 1982, Mr. Barnett was associated with the international accounting firm of Deloitte Haskins & Sells (now Deloitte Touche). In addition to his duties at Walters State, Mr. Barnett actively practices public accountancy providing financial and tax accounting services and consulting services to a variety of clients. Mr. Barnett also serves as chief financial officer of a closely held corporation operating restaurants in upper East Tennessee. Mr. Barnett is a member of the American Institute of CPA's and Tennessee Society of CPA's.
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What to CookAmanda & Merrill
Fried Green Tomatoes with Panko and Parmesan
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There are some southern foods, like biscuits and corn pudding, that have gained such a heightened perfection in our minds that we shy away from them in the kitchen. Fried green tomatoes are like that. We know how we've been taught to like them – edges crisp and gritty with cornmeal, and tangy succulent bellies – and if we don't know how to achieve this, then why make them at all?
So I confess. As a Yankee, I threw caution to the wind and bastardized the hell out of my green tomatoes. Instead of a flour or cornmeal coating, I went for a jagged cloak of panko and Parmesan, which crisped beautifully and tasted deliciously of toasted, nutty cheese. Although I did follow one Southern trick, learned from Beans, Greens, Sweet Georgia Peaches - to not only salt the tomatoes in advance, but also sugar them, too. Half an hour before cooking, you add this seasoning combo, which draws out some of the moisture and also balances the tart sting of a green tomato with a nod of sweetness. One last cheat: I turned to my non-stick pan over my cast-iron. I didn't want even a crumb of the crust to be left attached to the pan and not in my mouth.
Fried Green Tomatoes with Panko and Parmesan
Serves 6
- 4 medium green tomatoes, cored and cut into ¼-inch-thick slices
- Salt
- Sugar
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 cup panko
- 1 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese, plus more for serving
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, plus more if needed
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, plus more if needed
- Freshly ground black pepper
See the full recipe (and save and print it) here.
Like this post? See Amanda's post from last week: Squash Blossom and Garlic Frittata
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Cozying up to the fireplace with a warm cup of hot cocoa or a ramekin filled with our favorite cobbler is the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season. The fireplace is one of the first places that guests are drawn into upon entering the living room, so it's important and festive to decorate your fireplace mantle with Christmas cheer.
From large hurricane vases filled with beautiful candles, to a garland draped over the mantle, we've got many merry Christmas mantel ideas to spark your holiday imagination. Add personal touches to your Christmas fireplace decor with photos or ceramic Christmas statues. Use plenty of red and green for festive mantel decorating, or tone it down with earthy features of artificial pine and cranberries. Get creative and decorate your outdoor fireplace, too! And, definately don't forget the holiday stockings. No matter what you decide to use to decorate your mantel for Christmas, flipping through our mantel decorating ideas is the perfect way to get started.


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Written, Directed & Produced by Judd Apatow
Starring Daniel Radcliffe
November 22, 2010
Judd Apatow: You shot these movies over
the course of more than ten years.
Judd Apatow: Was that difficult doing the
same character for that long?
Daniel Radcliffe: No. You know, it was probably
around the time of the fourth
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realize that I was Harry.
Daniel Radcliffe: You know? I mean, which is
something that has
Daniel Radcliffe: been quite widely
Judd Apatow: I'm sorry, I don't
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played Harry?
Daniel Radcliffe: No, I am...I am Harry. I thought I
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wizard playing an actor.
Daniel Radcliffe: I go from my Harry life, when
I am me, and then I walk out of
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the actor. Dan is a fantastic
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live on, which we all live
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revelation when I discovered
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Judd Apatow: So when you're not Dan, you
actually are fighting evil spirits?
Daniel Radcliffe: Well, no, I've fought them
and, now, they're dead.
Daniel Radcliffe: They're dead.
I've don't that.
Judd Apatow: So what does Harry do now
that he's defeated everybody?
Daniel Radcliffe: Kind of chills out a lot.
Yeah. And, you know, I talk to women.
Daniel Radcliffe: Tell them that I'm Harry and
see where that gets me.
Daniel Radcliffe: The thing that I am proudest of
is Quidditch. I've spoken to
Daniel Radcliffe: at least two or three
professional Quidditch
Daniel Radcliffe: players who think kind of any
team would be lucky to have
Daniel Radcliffe: me at this point.
Judd Apatow: I thought Quidditch was a
fabrication from the book,
Judd Apatow: that it wasn't a real game.
Daniel Radcliffe: I beg your pardon? You know,
this is actually kind of what I
Daniel Radcliffe: hate about America. I love
being here, but what I
Daniel Radcliffe: absolutely hate is your
complete lack of appreciation
Daniel Radcliffe: for British Sports. Cricket.
It's too complicated. It's
Daniel Radcliffe: too slow. It's too boring.
It's not! Would you like to
Daniel Radcliffe: see a scar that I have from
playing Quidditch?
Daniel Radcliffe: You seemed so skeptical
Judd Apatow: I really don't.
Daniel Radcliffe: Yep, I'm going to
show you.
Judd Apatow: Judd: I really don't want
to see it.
Daniel Radcliffe: Daniel: Well, you're seeing it now.
You see? There, that thing.
Judd Apatow: Judd: Okay, put your
pants on.
Daniel Radcliffe: Daniel: That's broom burn, man.
Judd Apatow: Judd: I don't need to see the broom
burn. Just put your pants on.
Daniel Radcliffe: Daniel: Do you know how much Tiger
Balm I've got through every
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Airport on the home radar
The more I use Airport, the more I think wifi is now an essential piece of technology for the home.
Some of my proudest moments have been walking around the house with an iBook in my arms, swapping songs from iTunes and moving the music from the living room stereo to the powered speakers at the other end of the house.
It doesn't improve the shining hour, but when you live in an otherwise all-female household, it does help a flattened ego a little.
It is all down to Airport Extreme and a couple of Airport Express "bricks", and I am pleased to report that wireless facilities have just been improved by two software upgrades, Airport 4.1 and Airport Express Firmware 6.1, available on Software Updates, the automatic data scanning system built into Mac OS X.
It is now possible to use a Keyspan Express remote control to manage AirTunes, the software that operates Airport Express. The device should be available from Apple dealers in Australia, or try online at keyspan.com/products/usb/urm17a. The price is $US60 ($A78) but if that sounds lumpy, try the creative maths we used to argue that the new iMac is actually free - once you take software into account. But, no worries, the Australian zloty is close to 80 US cents, so buy now before it collapses again.
If you play a lot of Airport Express music, the Keyspan remote sounds useful. Besides, technology should consider the needs of couch potatoes. Why make the poor dears get up to change the music when all they need do is move a finger?
Salling's Clicker (shareware from Version Tracker, $20 licence fee) does similar work using a mobile phone but the Keyspan is said to have better range.
Other improvements to Airport include support for WPA security on WDS networks and the ability to rename a USB printer connected to a base station.
HP boards the Apple train
Britain's IT Enquirer suggested last week that far from seeing Apple as a rival, the PC behemoth Hewlett-Packard is on the Mac OS X train.
It quotes Winfried Tilke, head of HP's Mac connect business, saying that the company's mainstream products are often developed for the Mac first, such as the new Rendezvous-compatible printers. HP has 144 products, only two of which are not Mac OS X compatible, and that is not counting the HiPod - the iPod that Apple makes with an HP badge.
Tilke notes that about 80 per cent of photographers and graphic designers use Macs and that the market is still growing rapidly.
The future is here
Melbourne's splendid new museum is playing host to the Digital Design Biennale, which has several platoons of G5 Power Macs powering the LCD screens on which the designs parade. The show is a great way to marvel at the imagination of our digital artists and see what is possible with a Mac and modern software.
RMIT associate professor Di Fleming, who is the director of lab.3000, the energy behind the exhibition, says it is all about imagining the future.
She says the exhibition will take visitors on "a journey where our past is integrated into our future dreams" and adds that the exhibition is a "salute to Victoria's creativity and our world leadership in this field". The work on show comes from design students at most of Victoria's universities.
Southbank architects SJB supervised the extraordinarily difficult engineering needed to create the futuristic design of the exhibition space.
Take a look, play with some of the interactive screens run by the Macs and decide whether you agree with theartists' projections of the future, and if you do, then decide whether you like the prospect. The exhibition will run until Sunday, February 6.
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Without a rumour to chew the Macintosh community is like a footy crowd without a pie (well, these days it is more likely to be a bag of dim sims, but you get the point).
Building on the discovery that in April last year Apple took out a patent for "a wireless media player system that includes a hand-held media player . . ." the ezine AppleInsider wonders if iPod is about to get music streaming functionality.
Well, maybe.
At least the sound quality would be better than on your mobile phone.
But would you want to keep drinking Starbucks coffee or eating Big Macs while you paid whatever the telcos were coshing you for network connection (3G, CDMA-1X or WiFi) to listen to Wagner's Ring Cycle or even Norah Jones asking you to come away with her?
The patent application says: "The transmitter is configured to at least transmit a continuous music feed to one or more personal tuning devices that each include a receiver capable of receiving information from the transmitter over the wireless connection."
Boosting an iPod into a PDA has been rumoured for a while - and consistently rejected by Apple, when it has said anything.
AppleInsider and others see changes ahead, spurred by the appearance of iPod Photo, which moves the device beyond music and text data.
We think making it work will be less difficult than sorting copyright issues.


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Wilma Opal Watts Brady
Wilma Opal Watts Brady, age 91, of Malvern passed away Sunday, July 7, 2013 at HSC Medical Center.
There will be no visitation.
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Did the Plastic Industry Rewrite California's Text Books?
A California Watch report published Friday claims to have found evidence that the California state EPA allowed the American Chemistry Council to have undue influence over the drafting of the state's new environmental curriculum. According to California Watch investigative reporter Susanna Rust, a private consultant hired by California school officials in 2009 inserted a new section in the teacher's edition of the 11th-grade Mass Production, Marketing and Consumption in the Roaring Twenties textbook entitled "The Advantages of Plastic Shopping Bags," which includes passages lifted verbatim from letters the American Chemistry Council sent during the public comment phase of the curriculum's drafting.
The consultant also added a workbook question asking students to list the advantages. The correct answer in the teacher's edition is: "Plastic shopping bags are very convenient to use. They take less energy to manufacture than paper bags, cost less to transport, and can be reused." In fact, there's no clear convenience benefit to plastic bags versus paper or reusable bags, reusable bags can be re-used many times more than plastic bags, and the energy question is still very much up for debate.
Nonetheless, environmental groups also had influence over the text, which still contains several paragraphs about the environmental problems posed by plastic bags. In fact, while the ACC submitted comments only twice during the public commenting period, environmental groups were much more involved in the drafting of the curriculum. The issue now seems to be whether those representing corporate interests, with profits to be gained from positive views of their industries or products, should have been allowed any input at all. In addition to the ACC, BP was also given a voice in the drafting process. The California EPA has said it allowed industry input in an effort to keep the text as balanced as possible.
Following passage of a 2003 law requiring California's public schools to include environmental lessons in their curricula, the state of California spent seven years developing the new curriculum, including several rounds of public comment. The curriculum is now being tested in 19 of the state's school districts, with 400 more districts signing on to teach the curriculum in the coming school year. The American Chemistry Council denies any undue influence over the drafting of the curriculum, claiming its comments were submitted during the public comment phase, along with several other organizations.
"The purpose of our comments was to correct factual inaccuracies and to present a more complete view of plastic bags' environmental attributes, including their benefits, which were absent from the draft," ACC vice president of plastics Steve Russell said in a statement.
The California EPA also stands by the curriculum and the process used to create it.
"We stand by the integrity of the EEI Curriculum and the open and transparent process in which it was created," said spokesman Bryan Ehlers. "The curriculum was thoroughly vetted by all appropriate state agencies and was ultimately approved (unanimously) by the California State Board of Education. Throughout the development process, the State made revisions to the curriculum based on two primary factors: (1) accuracy; and (2) educational value. Teacher feedback supports our belief that the EEI engages students on issues of vital importance to them and their environment, including the role of plastic in our society."
The documents themselves seem to tell a different story, however. The first draft of the curriculum was highly critical of plastic bags and their effect on the marine environment. While that information remains in the textbook, its impact is greatly reduced by the materials on the environmental benefits of plastic bags, all of which seems to have come directly from the American Chemistry Council, a trade group for the plastic industry with a clear interest in promoting plastic bags. Any mention of plastic bags as "litter" has also been scrubbed from the text because, as one ACC spokesperson put it, "Plastic bags don't start out as litter, they become litter."
The argument that it's people who litter, not the bags themselves, is often used by the American Chemistry Council, but does not account for wind-blown litter, which makes up the lion's share of plastic bag litter. The ACC also pushed to include more about plastic bag recycling in the text, but activists point out that despite the industry's efforts to push recycling as a solution to plastic pollution, less than 10% of the 100 billion plastic bags used in the United States each year are recycled, and recycling does not address the impact plastic bags and packaging have on both animal and human health.
Environmental groups, particularly those that have been actively supporting plastic bag bans in California, are apoplectic about the edits to the curriculum. "As a mother of two kids I say this: Is it not enough that for 100 years our children have been exposed to toxic chemicals from plastic in baby formula cans, plastic baby toys and baby products, baby shampoo and countless others?" said Daniella Russo, executive director of Plastic Pollution Coalition, an Earth Island Project. "Is it not enough that our babies are now born with chemicals in their blood? Now, they need to poison their minds also?! Plastic industry, get out of our bodies, our food, our air, and don't even try to get into the classrooms!"
State Senator Fran Pavley (D-Santa Monica), who drafted the initial 2003 legislation requiring the state to have an environmental curriculum, is equally disappointed. "The American Chemistry Council obviously got engaged to protect their bottom line," she told California Watch. Pavley added that she would be encouraging the California EPA to edit the text about plastic bags.
Now scientists are voicing their concern over the changes to the curriculum as well.
As someone who has actually removed plastic bags from the bodies of endangered animals, I can tell you that the rhetoric of the plastics industry falls apart in the face of reality," says Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, research associate at the California Academy of Sciences "A 2009 report showed that almost half of the remaining leatherback turtles carry plastic in them, the most common item being plastic bags. The bags sometimes cause lethal blockages, but more often just take up space that should be occupied by food, impairing health and reproduction. It's hard enough to be a sea turtle in the ocean these days, they don't need our plastic in their stomachs."
The controversy is unfortunate given that everyone, even critics of the text, seems to agree on the overall excellence of the curriculum. While the California EPA has said it will address any corrections in future versions, many parents and environmental activists remain concerned about misinformation being spread in the meantime. According to sources close to the issue, Senator Pavley, the Superintendent of Schools, the state Department of Education, and the California EPA are currently discussing potential solutions.
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Thank you, Amy. I hope you will write an update to this article!
I just read today that 6 elephants died after walking into a land fill in Indonesia and consuming plastic (which probably had the remnants of food in them. The entire herd was affected with six dying there. Who knows if the others will be sick and die later. Although this is clearly a local issue in Indonesia (they need to find a way to stop elephants from entering there). It is the Plastic Industry that has created this nightmare, with the enthusiastic help of businesses. We must change the consciousness. Thank you for this article. It is time for an update!
By Karole S on Wed, May 09, 2018 at 11:50 am
@Keeper, the 1% stat is grossly out of date, which is why I didn't use it. The text puts plastic bag recycling rates at "less than 10%" which is accurate per current studies. The stats you're quoting are generated by the industry itself, which is not necessarily a reliable source, given that those stats have not been audited by an impartial third party. The most recent EPA-audited stat is 9% and even then it's hard to separate the stat for plastic bag recycling from the larger plastic packaging category.
By Amy Westervelt on Tue, August 30, 2011 at 9:23 am
A common misconception when talking about recycling plastic bags is finding up to date information. It may be factual that at a certain time the rate of recycled bags is 1%, but this fact is not up to date.
In the past few years many recycling plants have come online and industry capacity has grown more than 1300% and it continues to expand year over year. Recently rates were at >13% of total bag production and 33% of available bags…with most others being used for bin liners and disposed of properly. It is important to date studies when quoting so relativity can be seen in context.
By Keeper Ansley on Wed, August 24, 2011 at 7:45 pm
"Plastic shopping bags… take less energy to manufacture than paper bags, cost less to transport, and can be reused."
All true - what's the issue? Does it matter who wrote the text so long as it's accurate? The anti-bag lobby should study the evidence and look at the science - it's a neat trick that always works.
Let's face it, the woman who thinks children have been exposed to toxic plastics for 100 years can't be a reliable witness. How long Russo?!
Also, there's no plastic in shampoo [d'oh!] but there's real poo in her statement.
By A Clark on Wed, August 24, 2011 at 2:03 am
Intetesting that Douglas is commenting on lobbying while posting a corporate website to sell a product…Guess we are now getting lobbying from both sides…
By Chris on Tue, August 23, 2011 at 11:32 am
Its unbelievable What the power of money and influence can do in today's society! Books should be written by scholars, not high paid politicians, layers, and lobbyists!
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A complicated Supreme Court fight over clean air Tuesday pit Texas Solicitor General Jonathan F. Mitchell against the Obama administration, among others.
While a snowstorm shut down much of official Washington, Mitchell urged a clearly divided court to reject Environmental Protection Agency regulations on states that send pollution downwind. Representing a coalition of other polluting states, and allied with energy companies and coal miners, Mitchell said federal regulators placed too heavy a burden on some regions.
"EPA's actions are unlawful for several independent reasons," Mitchell said, calling the agency's actions "arbitrary and capricious."
The complaints by Texas, Florida, South Carolina and other so-called upwind states clearly resonated with conservative justices during the unusually long, 90-minute oral argument. Justice Antonin Scalia, in particular, repeatedly suggested that the EPA's actions left states in the dark about what's required to cut cross-border air pollution.
"The agency said, 'You put together a (plan) and then we'll tell you what the target is,' " Scalia said.
Liberal justices, though, sounded more sympathetic to the EPA, with Justice Elena Kagan noting that courts typically grant regulatory agencies "a lot" of deference in interpreting legislation. A frequent swing vote, Justice Anthony Kennedy, raised at least some points potentially helpful to the Obama administration, but the single crystal-clear point Tuesday was that a split decision is in the offing.
"This is a tough problem," Justice Stephen Breyer acknowledged.
It's also highly technical, forcing justices to grapple with details such as National Ambient Air Quality Standards, state and federal implementation plans and something called the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule.
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"I thought that was pretty good," Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., who once famously compared judging to being a baseball umpire, said of the basketball example.
Under the Clean Air Act, states must prepare plans that describe how air-quality standards will be met. The plans must include a so-called "good neighbor" provision addressing air pollutants that drift across borders and "contribute significantly" to air quality problems in other states.
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"It's not a matter of the EPA versus the states," Deputy Solicitor General Malcolm L. Stewart said on behalf of the administration. "It's a matter of the EPA trying to act as an honest broker between the upwind and downwind states."
In one example the administration cited, 93 percent of the ozone air pollution found in New Haven, Conn., was found to have come from 28 upwind states. Nationwide, federal health experts attribute 1 in 20 U.S. deaths and hundreds of thousands of other health problems annually to ozone and particulate-matter pollution.
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"States here which are making only a very slight contribution to air quality problems in downwind states are nonetheless required to make very substantial reductions, in many cases far more than states that are making far greater contributions to poor air quality in the same downwind locations," attorney Peter Keisler said, arguing on behalf of Entergy Corp., the United Mine Workers of America and others.
Further complicating the case's resolution, Justice Samuel Alito has recused himself. Though Alito hasn't made public the reason for his recusal, it creates the possibility of a tie. If the court gets stuck on a 4-4 vote, it would have the effect of upholding a lower appeals court, which ruled against the EPA's regulations.
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Rural fire board member Jim Lydic told the Brady village board of trustees that an offer of $20,000 for the land has been made and accepted.
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Distinguish between managed and unmanaged devices to allow broad access to low risk apps and then enforce device management with encryption and wipe controls for apps that contain sensitive data.
Adding AirWatch EMM integrates subscribed applications into the AirWatch catalog where they can be "installed" directly onto the native springboard as just another application icon, ready for use.
Beyond app usage analytics, device analytics supplied through AirWatch enrolled devices permit IT to understand the intersection of apps and devices to make intelligent decisions about capacity planning and new service development.
Identity Manager was designed for the mobile cloud world for AirWatch enrolled devices providing a seamless consumer-grade user experience.
Supports multiple Active Directory domains, multiple forests and different trust configurations offering extreme flexibility for integrating with existing environments.
Identity Manager is built from a single multi-tenant code base whether deployed on premises, or in the cloud. Cloud-based and on-premises instances of Identity Manager may federate for added flexibility.
VMware Identity Manager is available as part of VMware Workspace ONE Standard, Advanced and Enterprise Editions. It provides secured access to corporate applications across all devices and platforms, and a single sign-on experience to cloud apps, single portal access for employee work applications, and conditional access control to apps based on device, network, and user.
To begin deployment and configuration of VMware Identity Manager, make sure you have the URL, Username, Password, and Activation Code included in your activation email. Your activation code is used to establish communication between your tenant and your connector instance. The VMware Identity Manager Connector virtual appliance OVA will be required for set up (download Connector OVA).
Deploy the Connector OVA and use the Setup wizard to activate your tenant. Once completed, you will use the administration console to configure your Active Directory information and setup your authentication methods.
*VMware vSphere server virtualization platform and vSphere client is required to deploy the OVA file. For more information please see the Installation guide. To know more about vSphere, and how to make a purchase, click here or contact your VMware or AirWatch account manager.
The catalog is the repository for all resources that you can entitle to users. In the catalog tab, you can add web applications from the cloud application catalog, create a new application, group applications into categories, and access information about each resource.
Integrating with LDAP
VMware Identity Manager uses your Active Directory infrastructure for user authentication and management. Using the administration console, configure the information to connect to your Active Directory. You can select users and groups to sync with the VMware Identity Manager directory. This will enable you to provide SSO to all SAML compliant apps creating a seamless end user experience.
The Active Directory connection can use Active Directory over LDAP, or Active Directory Integrated Windows Authentication. Active Directory over LDAP connection supports DNS service location lookup by default. With Active Directory Integrated Windows Authentication, you configure the domain to join.
Identity & Access Management
The Identity & Access Management tab contains the manage and setup screens.
The Manage screen allows you to set up your directory connection to Active Directory and sync users and groups to the directory. You can also configure a third-party identity provider, recover passwords for users, enable/manage authentication methods and set policies.
Use the Setup screen to setup the connector service, apply customer branding, define user attributes, and define network ranges.
Console Management
The VMware Identity Manager administration console provides the management interface for your tenant. You can use the administration console to configure your directory sync to Active Directory, managing users and groups, add resources to the catalog, and set up and manage authentication and access policies. The tasks in the administration console are organized by tabs.
Dashboard - The user engagement dashboard can be used to monitor user and resource usage. This dashboard displays information about who signed in, which applications are being used, and how often they are being used. You can create reports to track users and groups activities and resource usage.


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nesgirl wrote:Vonozar wrote:Hahaha love these! I take it you're a gamer Nesgirl? Do you play Skyrim? If so, this is funny. I'm sure someone here has played it and will get this.
Actually I am a Nintendo geek, so I mostly stick with Nintendo products, specifically love the 8 bit, hence the username. I am also a Pokémon fan. There are many stories with the Pokémon games, and personally I thought Pokémon White's story was the best. Yin-Yang (ideals/truth) Concept, battling some sort of religious team rather than a destructive one (team plasma's symbol is very similar to the Chi Rho symbol, I cannot believe Nintendo let that slip past the radar and got away with it. I mean, they really got in trouble for doing that in the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time with the Muslim symbol and the chanting in the Fire Temple), the Lucid Dreaming element while it was still around, and the seasons made for a great game. Although I didn't care as much for the whole Arceus universe thing in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum though (which is why I keep KO'ing that thing whenever I see it) I still loved the gameplay.
This is a really cool scene from White. Face up to Team Plasma's leader, using the Dragon of ideals.
Nice! Nintendo's got some good stuff. I've still got a huge soft spot for most Mario games as they were the first video games I ever played back on the gamecube. Old games can be fun, too. Do you like more modern ones too, or just the older ones? Ever play anything on PC? Pokemon huh? I've heard it's great but never really watched it so can't relate.
HAGART: I wanna know how they came up with that idea for the music video. "We need some sort of story for the video. I know, well make it revenge of the giant, well dressed and apparently attractive chicken!"
Nesgirl again: "I watched it on a cartoon." "Man, you gotta stop watching those. They'll rot your brain!" Says the cartoon. Interesting how they put like a Wizard of OZ bit in there. It was funny how "We live inside you" was a laughable response, but "We're space aliens" was totally fine. Anyways, a bit of a long video but I liked it.


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Product ships from Rome, GA 30161.
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The High Line's planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that grew up between the rail tracks after the trains stopped running. The High Line includes more than 300 species of perennials, grasses, shrubs, and trees — chosen for their hardiness, adaptability, diversity, and seasonal variation in color and texture. Some of the species that originally grew on the High Line's rail bed are reflected in the park landscape today.
This week we share with you one of our Gardeners' current favorites.
With a spell of warm weather and great spring sunshine, bulbs and shrubs are blooming all throughout the park. Although it was difficult to narrow it down to just one plant to feature this week, High Line Gardener Maeve Turner chose a delicate yellow bloom that had "stolen [her] heart." We hope you'll feel the same.
Erythronium 'Pagoda,' or Pagoda yellow dogtooth violet, is a hybrid of two native American varieties. These delicate plants bloom mid-spring with 3 to 5 bright yellow lily-like flowers on a stalk.
Here at the High Line, you'll find that the Pagoda yellow dogtooth violets between West 20th and West 21st Streets are ahead of their counterparts in the wooded area between West 21st and West 22nd Streets. The difference in sunshine has been enough to affect this change.
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This Achiever® "Best Buy" has just as many options as the Tribute design, but is a little smaller. There are countless ways to personalize. Each side of your ring holds your name, graduation yeardate or mascot name. Your choice of stone cut and color makes your ring truly unique. With over 600 Design-A-Sides®, there's a wide selection of symbols to showcase your interests or activities.
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Officially debuted last night to the masses of the Daytona Bike Week, the 2013 Motus MST broke cover in its production trim (the 2013 Motus MST-R is shown above), along with details about the bike's final specs, pricing, and availability. As we reported earlier, the Motus MST will come without its originally planned gasoline direct injection (GDI), with the Motus team instead opting for direct port injection.
With the Motus MST priced at $30,975 and the Motus MST-R getting a price tag of $36,975, our earlier reports of a $30,000 price tag appear to be spot on as well. A "comfortable sportbike" as the American company is calling it, the Motus MST will initially be available at seven premium dealerships nationwide, though sadly none of them are west of the Rockies.


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Statue of urinating dog put next to Fearless Girl statue
Statue of urinating dog put next to Fearless Girl statue
There's new controversy brewing over the statue known as "Fearless Girl."
The statue was placed opposite the Charging Bull on Wall Street for International Women's Day, but New York artist Alex Gardega calls that a publicity stunt -- so he created his own statue.
He put a bronze dog -- relieving itself -- next to Fearless Girl.
Gardega insists he's "pro-feminism" and has nothing against the sculpture.
That didn't stop a flood of criticism over social media.


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BRISTOL, Tenn. – King took the first set against Pfeiffer, but Pfeiffer responded by taking the final three sets to defeat the Tornado, 3-1 (22-25, 25-21, 25-22, 25-18) Saturday at the Student Center Complex. The Falcons improved to 2-1 (2-1 Conference Carolinas) while the Tornado dropped to 1-4 (0-3) for the season.
Micah Bortner paced Pfeiffer with 18 kills, and Caleb Brophy added 15 kills, three service aces, eight digs, two solo blocks and five block assists. Mark Hess tallied nine digs to lead the Falcons in that category.
Senior Michael Koebel (Richmond, Va.) had 12 kills to lead the Tornado. Freshman Matthew Lychock (Las Vegas, Nev.) made seven kills, three digs, one solo block, and six block assists. Senior Ned Parker (Richmond, Va.) had seven digs to pace the Tornado defensively. Freshman Adrian Lopez (Houston, Texas) added five kills, six digs, a solo block, and five block assists.
King raced out to a 5-1 lead to begin the match, but Pfeiffer returned the favor with a 5-1 run to tie the opening set at six. The rest of the set was back and forth, but with the score knotted at 19, King scored 6 of the last 9 points to take the set 25-22, which ended on a kill by Lychock.
The second set was again close throughout. Neither team led by more than four points for the whole set. Pfeiffer took their largest lead, 23-19, on a kill by Brophy. The Tornado scored consecutive points on two errors from Pfeiffer to close the gap to 23-21. However, consecutive kills by Bortner gave Pfeiffer the set, 25-21, to knot the match at a set apiece.
The Falcons used that momentum to run out to a 6-2 lead in the third, but King came back and eventually took their first lead of the set, 10-9, thanks to 2 straight aces by junior Stephen Brown (Lawrenceville, Ga.). The Tornado led 15-13 on an attack error by Pfeiffer, but Pfeiffer scored the next four points to retake the lead at 17-15. With the score tied at 18, Pfeiffer won three straight points, two on kills, to take a 21-18 lead. The Tornado made it 23-22, but consecutive errors gave Pfeiffer the third set, 25-22, and a two set to one lead.
Pfeiffer got off to a good start in the fourth set as well by taking a 15-9 lead. King closed the gap to 19-16, but the Falcons scored six of the last eight points, which included an ace by Brophy on match point, to give the Falcons a 25-18 fourth set win and the match, three sets to one.
Pfeiffer hit well as a team and tallied 52 kills, compared to 37 kills for the Tornado. This helped to offset the 13 service errors the Falcons committed.
With the loss, the Tornado have lost three straight matches. King will try to end that streak on Wednesday, Jan. 23 against Lees-McRae in the Student Center at 7 p.m.


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Hard drives are becoming extremely cheap these days, which makes the resale value of our old drives almost nothing. This annoys many consumers because after they buy a new bigger hard drive they basically have to either run it RAID, throw onto another system they don't really care about, or just trash the drive. Running through RAID usually sounds the most practical however if you are buying a 1TB Western Digital Caviar Black hard drive to replace your 160GB old one, I really doubt you'll want to run it in RAID. It's just inconvenient since most hard drives are pretty fast with a great cache.
However, if you are looking for a product that will actually make use of your old hard drives, Hornettek has a great product for you. It's the Hornettek Enterprise 4X 4-Bay HDD enclosure. First, let's take a look at see what comes inside the package.


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WICHITA, Kan. – The Wichita State athletic department is conducting an exhaustive internal review regarding improper clothing and apparel benefits to members of the baseball team that was identified during the coaching transition.
"We take this matter very seriously," Director of Athletics Eric Sexton said. "Our commitment to institutional integrity is unwavering and we must hold everyone associated with our athletics programs accountable for lapses in judgment. We believe this to be an isolated case limited to our baseball program. However, we will look into this exhaustively to ensure our compliance with the Missouri Valley Conference and NCAA rules."
Wichita State will not comment further until the internal review has been completed.
Bond, Schoeneck & King PLLC out of Kansas City is assisting the athletic department with the internal review.


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UVU strongly supports its faculty in pursuing research and scholarship opportunities. As a UVU faculty member, being actively involved in research, writing, publishing, professional conferences, etc. ensures your continued involvement in your discipline, furthers your career as a scholar, and supports teaching as you bring your excitement and expertise about contemporary issues in your field to the classroom.
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