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Democrat Charlie Crist holds a sizable 53-29 percent lead over Gov. Rick Scott among Hispanic voters, according to a new poll that indicates this fastest growing segment of the electorate doesn't like Republican positions on immigration, Medicaid and the minimum wage.
And despite concerns that Hispanic voters might stay home this election, the survey conducted by the premier Latino Decisions polling firm indicates they could be a force at the polls for Crist just as they were for President Obama in 2012 when he barely won Florida.
"There has been a lot of rumbling from pundits that Latino voters will stay home this year because they are demoralized by the lack of progress on immigration reform," said Loren McArthur, deputy director of civic engagement for National Council of La Raza, a liberal-leaning Hispanic-advocacy group that paid for the survey of 600 registered Hispanic voters.
"When asked whether inaction on immigration means Latinos should turn out or sit home in November," he said, pointing to the poll, "nearly eight times as many Latino voters say turnout is more important than ever this year."
The poll, released as the two major candidates square off Friday in a debate hosted by Spanish-language network Telemundo, is the latest spot of good survey news for Crist.
The Democrat appears to be gaining ground on Scott and edges the Republican in four statewide likely voter surveys released this week. Crist's lead in those general polls, though, is inside the polls' margins of error, meaning the race is pretty much a tie.
The horse-race question aside, the Latino Decisions/La Raza survey bucks some conventional wisdom when it comes to the importance of immigration to Hispanic voters.
At 22 percent, immigration is the second-most important issue behind fixing the economy (24 percent) and it's virtually tied with healthcare (21 percent). Creating more jobs and handling unemployment ranks fourth at 19 percent. The poll's margin of error: four percentage points.
Part of the reason immigration isn't such a high concern for Florida Hispanics is that the two largest groups, Cubans and Puerto Ricans, aren't as affected by the issue. Cubans get a special pathway to citizenship if they land on U.S. soil and Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens.
But Hispanics are still minorities in Florida, comprising 14 percent of the rolls. They tend to be poorer, less-insured and more eligible for Medicaid than non-Hispanic whites. More than one-third of Medicaid eligible residents are Hispanic in Florida, a state with one of the nation's highest overall uninsured rates.
And that's why issues such as Medicaid and the minimum wage find particular salience among Hispanics.
A third of Hispanics polled said either they or a family member had been uninsured in the past year and about half of respondents said they knew someone who is sick and lacks health insurance.
Scott initially called for Medicaid expansion under Obamacare but backed off amid Republican pushback. Crist, who once criticized Obamacare as a Republican, now backs it as a Democrat and has made Medicaid expansion a major campaign issue.
If fully expanded, Medicaid would cover as many as 764,000 more Floridians — including 200,000 Hispanics — with the federal goverrnment picking up 90 percent of the cost. When those numbers were cited to poll respondents, 78 percent said Medicaid should be expanded; 17 percent said it shouldn't. The poll, however, didn't ask respondents about a concern of Medicaid-expansion opponents, such as increased eventual costs to state taxpayers or burdening an already strained system.
By 79-16 percent, Hispanics said the state should pass a law that removes a five-year waiting period to give 25,000 children who are lawful residents subsidized health insurance. Also, 66 percent of Hispanic voters said they'd be more likely to vote for a candidate who supports Medicaid expansion compared to 17 percent who said they'd be less likely.
Among the most-Republican group of Hispanics — those of Cuban descent — 59 percent would be more likely to back a candidate who wants more Medicaid expansion; among non-Cuban Hispanics, support grows to 67 percent.
At a Miami stop Oct. 1, Crist hosted a press event at the apartment of a formerly homeless woman named Maria Rodriguez who said she made too much money to get Medicaid currently but earned too little to be able to afford an Obamacare insurance policy.
Had the Legislature expanded Medicaid, she would qualify for the health insurance.
"It's not fair," Rodriguez said.
If elected, Crist said, he would try to expand Medicaid using his executive authority if the Legislature failed to act.
When a Miami Herald reporter pointed out he might be overstepping his constitutional powers and inviting a lawsuit, Crist brushed off the concern.
"I don't care," Crist said. "You don't know you can succeed unless you try."
But trying — or just vowing to try – could provide political benefits with Hispanic voters. The poll shows 69 percent would support a governor trying to use his executive authority to pass Medicaid expansion if the Legislature fails to act. Only 27 percent opposed it.
The Latino Decisions/LaRaza survey didn't poll the popularity of Obamacare, which is generally supported more by Hispanics and blacks than among non-Hispanic whites, prior polls have shown. Obama made Obamacare a key campaign issue in Spanish-language ads in 2012.
Healthcare aside, Crist and Scott also differ on raising the minimum wage. Scott, who once said the idea made him "cringe," refuses to talk about it now. Crist vowed to fight for it, which Hispanic voters favor by 64-15 percent.
In 2013, Scott vetoed a popular bill that sailed through the Legislature that also gave the undocumented the ability to apply for driver's licenses. That measure was supported 64-32 percent in the poll.
Scott, who campaigned for an Arizona-style immigration crackdown law in 2010, did little about it after he won office. And he reversed his previous opposition this election year and signed a law allowing illegal immigrant kids who graduate from Florida high schools to receive in-state college tuition rates. Crist once opposed such legislation and now supports it.
Scott this year picked the state's first Hispanic lieutenant governor, Carlos Lopez-Cantera, a Cuban-American who was Miami-Dade's property appraiser. Crist chose his own Miami-Dade pick for a running mate: Annette Taddeo, a Colombian-American who was chair of the county's Democratic Party.
Though the poll indicates Hispanic are jazzed about voting, the 2010 elections showed they were less likely to vote in a midterm compared to non-Hispanic whites and African Americans.
The most reliable Hispanic voters: Republicans, who tend to be of Cuban descent. Exit polls indicate Scott either won or came close to winning the Hispanic vote in 2010. But in 2012, Hispanics roared back and sided with Obama over Mitt Romney by 60-39 percent in exit polls and 58-40 percent in a Latino Decisions poll at the time.
That means Crist's 24 percentage-point margin exceeds the president's by 6 or 3 points, depending on the poll. The survey didn't poll Libertarian Adrian Wyllie.
Unlike in 2010, Scott has made unprecedented outreach efforts to Hispanic voters, launching his first Spanish-language TV ad in April. The campaign's most-recent Spanish-language ad, released last week, features Lopez-Cantera.
Taddeo cut a Spanish-language spot for Crist the week before.
The historic nature of the two Spanish-speaking running mates reinforce the importance of the state's largest and most-minority county, Miami-Dade, and Hispanic voters in particular. About 55 percent of Miami-Dade's 1.3 million voters are Hispanic. The county's GOP is 72 percent Hispanic, nearly all of whom are of Cuban descent.
While the poll indicates Hispanics tend to side with Democrats on issues such as healthcare and wages, they're increasingly likely to register with no party affiliation.
Some of the most-significant growth in Hispanic voters is happening in Central Florida, where Puerto Ricans are becoming more engaged in state elections. They tend to lean Democratic just as those of Cuban descent lean more Republican in South Florida.
Though both of these major Hispanic groups aren't as affected by immigration as, say, those of Mexican descent, 42 percent of respondents said they know someone who is undocumented.
And that indicates immigration is still a powerful issue.
Despite Democratic gains in 2012, Hispanic voters and immigrant-rights activists have become increasingly disillusioned with President Obama, especially after he backed off a plan to halt or slow deportations. But Hispanic voters are still more-likely to blame Republicans in the House for scuttling immigration reform.
Asked who deserves more blame, 42 percent said House Republicans, 32 percent said Obama and 18 percent said they shouldered equal blame.
Hispanics are more likely than non-Hispanic whites to view Obama favorably, and 40 percent say Democrats are doing a good job with Hispanic outreach while only 23 percent say that of Republicans.
"Republicans haven't done any real bridge-building," said Latino Decisions pollster Sylvia Manzano. "And on many important issues, there's just distance between what Latino voters would prefer and what Scott's positions are."


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When you read a newspaper story and see the word ``presumably,`` do you understand that the writer is about to make a wild guess? When you see ``spry,`` do you understand that the newspaper adjective applies to any senior citizen who is not in a wheelchair or a coma?
A lexicographer named Paul Dickson, a man who doubles as a free-lance writer in Washington, D.C., wonders about these things. And he`s working up a book on ``journalese,`` a book that will help you understand the working meaning of words like ``unprecedented.`` In journalese, the word means ``that which has not recently happened.`` Or, ``not in our files.``
Television, hardly trying, supplies a wonderland of euphemisms, hidden meanings, adjectival inventions and delightful debasements of the English language. Words are used to connote ideas that are not only different from dictionary definitions, but are often downright contradictory.
Herein some samples, taken from recent TV promos and advertisements:
(BU) Gripping -- Longer than 90 minutes.
(BU) In-depth report -- Longer than 90 seconds.
(BU) Bittersweet family drama -- Messy divorce, with cranky child and villainous husband, wife or lawyer.
(BU) Based on a true story -- A preposterous remake of a nine-year-old murder trial in Montana. Or, ``Policewoman Centerfold.``
(BU) Glitzy -- Cheap; has Joan Collins or Lorenzo Lamas in the cast.
(BU) Action yarn -- World War II movie with John Agar, shown at 2:30 a.m.
(BU) Lives and loves -- Infidelity.
(BU) Dramatic network television debut -- (1) Singer or comic with career problems; (2) unknown, award-winning stage actor, often from Chicago; (3) Lucille Ball as bag lady.
(BU) Wacky -- Stupid.
(BU) Has learned exclusively -- (1) Read in newspaper; (2) learned through jealous office-seeker.
(BU) Dramatic special based on fact -- Melodrama cleared by libel lawyers. (See also, docu-drama.)

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text: David M. Clarke Hall, S.J. Hall Dedication Donnie VeaseyJanuary 16, 2013 REGIS UNIVERSITY TO DEDICATE NEW DAVID M. CLARKE, S.J. HALL ON JAN. 18 – FACILITY HONORS EDUCATION ENTREPRENEUR, FORMER PRESIDENT AND CHANCELLOR Regis University will dedicate a new 82,291 gross square feet four-story state-of-the-art facility at 4 p.m. Jan. 18 in honor of former University president, chancellor and education entrepreneur Father David Clarke, S.J. The David M. Clarke, S.J. Hall, which was completed in December, is located on Regis Boulevard (50th Street) southwest of the Field House on Regis University's North Denver (Lowell) campus. Construction began on Oct. 7, 2011 with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by about 150. Father Clarke's leadership and innovation during his 20 years as president helped the University expand its academic excellence and, through the founding of the College for Professional Studies (CPS), established Regis University as a national leader in adult education. His accomplishments were chronicled in a front-page article of the Wall Street Journal and highlighted his customer service focus on serving students. Clarke Hall houses CPS, conference/seminar rooms, classrooms, a new cafe and dining events area that will support a capacity of 108 and other administrative functions. In addition, the second floor houses expanded space for a consolidated, University-wide testing center, writing center, tutoring center, and the Department of Disability Services. The University's KRCX 93.9 FM radio station is housed in the basement of the facility. After 20 years as president of Regis University, Father Clarke was named chancellor in January 1993. Before entering the Society of Jesus, he earned a doctorate in physical chemistry at Northwestern University. He was ordained a priest in the Roman Catholic Church in 1964. The new dual-language program in CPS is his latest project to come to fruition, inspired after he encountered the educational model employed by Escuela de Guadalupe, a dual-language grade school in Northwest Denver that alternates class instruction every other week in English, then Spanish. The two-hour dedication ceremony will be hosted by the Regis University Board of Trustees and Regis University President Father John P. Fitzgibbons, S.J. A reception follows the dedication.


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Hello there, and thank you for stopping by the PSO blog. Before I
begin to "blog away", I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Jessica
Schmidt, and I am the PSO's new Director of Education and Community
Engagement. I am a new Pittsburgh resident, having moved here in
August of 2005, and I am absolutely honored to be here at the PSO
working with such a gifted and lovely group of musicians and staff
Before coming to Pittsburgh, I was the Education Coordinator at the
Dallas Symphony Orchestra (yes- the same place where fellow blogger and
new PSO Assistant Conductor Larry Loh was working…his son Charlie and
I go waaaaay back…). It was in Dallas that I completed my masters
degree in Arts Administration and an MBA at Southern Methodist
University. Before that, I was doing my undergrad work at Indiana
University in Bloomington, Indiana. At IU, I was a horn student and
studied with both Myron Bloom and Mike Hatfield- two amazing people to
whom I will be forever grateful. And I would be remiss if I didn't
mention that my earliest roots go back to my hometown of Minot, North
Dakota. I was born and raised in Minot- and my neighbors put up with
an awful lot of Mozart horn concertos echoing down the street as I
learned how to play…so my love and loyalty to Minot will always be
present, no matter where I end up.
Now that you know more about me than you ever wanted to know, I hope
that I might be able to return the favor of your presence at this blog
by sharing my impressions of the "behind the scenes" activity of the
PSO and the orchestra's performances from the perspective of a new PSO
staff member, a new Pittsburgh resident, and specifically- as a member
of the PSO's Education and Community Engagement staff. As I mentioned
earlier, I am honored to be here and have been consistently impressed
with the commitment that this orchestra has not only to making the
greatest music possible, but to sharing that gift with the community
around them- far and wide, young and old- in so many unique and
educational ways.
I look forward to posting, and I'll always be happy to answer your
questions about the PSO to the best of my ability. In the meantime,
I'll continue to assemble my blog thoughts as I happily play back last
weekend's Rite of Spring in my head. (It took the paint off of the
Heinz Hall walls, what a concert! I have to give a big, fat pat on the
back to fellow blogger and horn player Bob Lauver for producing a good
deal of the sound that was responsible for that "paint chipping"- WOW!)
Take care…


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Four articles written by me have been published about "U.F.O." The first appeared in 1977 and the last in 2006. In one form or another, the contents of all articles are based upon information entered into this blog. The four issue covers are displayed here and pertinent details are as follows:
1. " 'UFO' Revisited" was printed in the February, 1977 issue of Official UFO, published by Countrywide Publications, NY, NY, sold at the nation's newsstands and book stores and available also via magazine subscription. Currently, it can be read in its entirety at NICAP.org (recommended because the original photos were eventually included, and two articles can be accessed on one Web page simply by clicking on either magazine cover) or at Ufologie.net (no photos, but offers both an English and French language version). See links in the margin to access these Web sites. As mentioned previously, the cover is an abomination because the story about a daughter's abduction by a UFO is total fiction, included by the publisher to raise magazine circulation. Official UFO's early and enviable reputation as a reliable source for UFO information was well on its journey to oblivion by this time.
2. "Review of a Most Remarkable UFO Documentary Film" was printed in the Winter 1977-78 issue of Argosy UFO, published by Popular Publications (parent company of Argosy Magazine), NY, NY, sold at newsstands, book stores and through subscription. This article may also be read in its entirety via the NICAP link. I don't know why the editors settled upon this long and rambling title, for it wasn't my original choice. This issue of Argosy UFO was also its last, following a successful run of several years, because a foreign company purchased Popular Publications and immediately took a hatchet to several companion magazines. Editor Audrey Hunter, truly a gem to work with, had tipped me off about the pending sale, but had no idea what magazines would be cut. Nevertheless, I remain grateful that she published not one, but actually three of my articles in this final issue, each headlined on the cover (re the movie, Presidents & UFOs and the UFO course I taught at a college).
3. " 'Unidentified Flying Objects,' Accidental Epic" appeared in the January, 2006 (Vol. 30, No. 2) edition of the International UFO Reporter, journal of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies (Chicago, IL), and I'm eternally grateful to esteemed researchers and editors Jerome Clark and Dr. Mark Rodeghier for the opportunity to present the background of this important motion picture to members of the scientific, professional and curious CUFOS community. My original title for the piece was "Epic Reluctant," which I still prefer, but the stone-cold fact since time began dictates that writers don't make the editorial decisions!
4. "Tom Towers: The Other Al Chop" was published in the August, 2006 (Vol. 30, No. 4) edition of the International UFO Reporter, journal of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies (Chicago, IL). Editors Clark and Rodeghier brightened my life by accepting this article, for this was basically the one "lost in the mail" when I sent it and rare visuals (including a great passport photo of Towers as he looked in the mid 1970s) to Saga Magazine's UFO Report some 30 years previously. Space considerations caused Official UFO to cut most of my information about Towers' life when the first article was printed in 1977. Saga wanted to see the piece and the visuals and though I mailed them off in a large and secure package, the parcel seemingly never made it to Saga, and editors declared it must be lost in the mail. I would sooner believe it became lost in the mail room, or at the least absconded with at some point between here and there. Obviously, I was absolutely devastated about the irreplaceable visuals, though Towers was very understanding about the passport photo's loss, and fortunately it wasn't really one of his prized possessions (unlike the KRIM Theater photo, which he worried about persistently until its return).


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Saturday, 27 December 2014
Sculpted scavvy
9 comments:
I'll miss those skinny metal arms, but you've done a cracking job matching the sleeves to the original tattered cloth sculpt, fantastic! Much better than the plastic arms. Kudos!!ReplyDelete
Nicely done!ReplyDelete
Well done. That's a very nice conversion/rescue. Excellent sculpting.ReplyDelete
That's some fine lookin GS skills you have on display there Colin!ReplyDelete
Great set of converted up hive scum :)
Looking great Colin, the extra effort is worth it as the finished figure is significantly improved.ReplyDelete
I really love that scavvy model, and you've done an excellent job with him.ReplyDelete
Considering how finding proper arms for these is proving hard, you have convinced me. Sculpting it is.ReplyDelete
Wondeful job there Colin.
Excellent job! I have those too, and you are right, the original plastic arms don't really fit the look of the figures. Yours are much better.ReplyDelete
Looks really good.ReplyDelete


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A few minutes of chopping and cooking on the stove and you can enjoy a fresh, homemade Strawberry Pie filling. It is perfect for breakfast cakes, danishes, or spreading on toast.
With spring finally getting here, I am looking forward to lots of fruit. One thing I always love to do with our kids is to go strawberry picking.
There is nothing like a fresh strawberry on a warm day! Sadly, the kids don't share my enthusiasm for going anymore, but that doesn't stop me from making them go with us. It's about family time and those photo opportunities. But until the strawberries are ready on the farms, we will enjoy a box of berries from the store.
Berries do not last very long in our refrigerator. We have some berry monsters who will eat an entire box if I'm not watching. I am so glad our kids love to eat fresh fruit and veggies. So when I bought a new big box of strawberries, I had to make sure everyone knew they had to wait to start munching. These berries had a pie filling destiny.
Pie filling is actually easier to make than you think. Sure you can buy a can of strawberry pie filling at the store…if you like paying for cans full of gel and very little berries. This pie filling is easy to make and doesn't take too much time at all.
Start with 5 cups of sliced berries. We want to make sure there is plenty of strawberries in our filling. Water, sugar, and cornstarch gets boiled into a gel for coating the strawberries in. Add the berries and boil for about 10 minutes.
The filling will have a pink color from the berries boiling down. A little bit of strawberry Jello powder will add more color to the filling.
Now comes the hard part. You have to have patience and wait for it to cool off. It needs to cool off enough for you to put it in your refrigerator for a few hours. This will give it time to thicken up a little bit more. Making it the night before is an easy way to have it ready to go the next day.
Now you are ready to use the strawberry pie filling in whatever you like. We like it in this delicious Strawberry Lemon Snack Cake that is perfect for spring.
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This homemade strawberry pie filling is easy to make on the stove top and has a delicious homemade taste. Perfect for cakes, pies, and pastries.
- 5 cups sliced fresh strawberries
- 1 Tablespoon lemon juice
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 1 3/4 cup water
- 1/4 cup dry strawberry Jell-o powder
- Stir together the strawberries and lemon juice. Set aside.
- Whisk the sugar and cornstarch into the water in a large saucepan. Bring to a boil. Boil for 2 minutes. Stir in the strawberries and bring to a boil again. Reduce the heat and simmer for 8-10 minutes.
- Remove from the heat and stir in the Jell-o powder. Let cool. Makes 4 cups pie filling. Keep refrigerated in a sealed container for 5 days.
A few more strawberry recipes that our family loves:
Strawberry Cheesecake Brownies


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Louis is an environmental biogeochemist with research interests in long-term changes in soil organic matter, nitrogen cycling with a focus on denitrification and nitrogen immobilisation, impacts of land use change, carbon fluxes and nutrient cycling in agricultural and indigenous ecosystems, including wetlands and soil microbial ecology. He teaches soil science at undergraduate and graduate levels. Louis featured on "People behind the Science" and spoke about his interest in research and how he got there.
Dave Campbell
Dave's research interests span across the zone of soil, vegetation and atmosphere and concern interactions involving exchanges of energy, water, CO2 and other greenhouse gases. Dave was one of the early adopters of the eddy covariance technique in NZ and gets some weird pleasure out of making complex instrument systems work. His research spans from NZ indigenous wetlands where he and his students work on ecosystem functioning (water and carbon) and restoration; to agricultural greenhouse research in intensively managed dairy farm systems. Peat has been a bit of a theme – from the vast intact Kopuatai bog to drained and intensively farmed peat soils. Currently Dave has research contracts with Landcare Research (peatland functioning and restoration); NZ Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre (contributes to research with Louis and the wider WaiBER team); and has recently gained ERA-GAS funding as a member of the PEATWISE Nordic/NZ consortium (sustainable peat agriculture and GHG's). Hear Dave talk about why he enjoys his job here.
Tanya O'Neill is a lecturer supporting courses in Soils, Hydrology and Environmental Sciences at 1st 2nd and 3rd year levels helping Janine run the labs and providing support to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Tanya is also investigating temperature dependence of respiration and applying our new macro-molecular rate theory. Tanya completed her PhD on the human impacts on Antarctic soils with Megan Balks.
Liyin Liang has joined us as a research fellow recently coming from UC Riverside. Liyin will be leading our efforts to measure nitrous oxide fluxes using eddy covariance techniques. While technically very challenging these methods offer the advantage of measuring fluxes at paddock scales almost continuously.
If successful this will provide the opportunity to make integrative assessments of all greenhouse gas emission from farming systems rather than individual mitigation strategies.
Graham Sparling is a long time collaborator, who pretends to be retired, but works one day a week in the soils lab on a range of projects. He is currently focused on fractionation of soil carbon, dissolved organic matter, worms, changes in soil C as forest are converted to pastures, Cd and U accumulation with P fertiliser application and soil quality.
He also contributes to educational articles and helps graduates turn their thesis into journal papers.
Janine Ryburn
Janine Ryburn is the technician in charge of the soil ecosystems lab in the Earth and Ocean Science department. She ensures all the undergraduate labs run smoothly, trains graduate students, maintains equipment and the soil archive and copes generally with the impossible demands of academics.
She is involved in a wide range of soil and water research supporting students and academics.
Dean Sandwell
Dean Sandwell is a technician in Earth and Ocean Sciences department. His primary responsibilities are to provide technical support for teaching and research across a broad spectrum of fields (i.e. hydrology, climate, soils and marine). Dean is in charge of the Earth Sciences workshop, hydrology laboratory and field instrumentation and equipment used for hydrological, meteorological and oceanographic research.
Aaron Wall
Aaron Wall is the research technician for the carbon sequestration project and is pictured with Ben Troughton whose farm we are currently working on. We have established two large 6 ha blocks where we will determine full carbon budgets. Currently two are planted in ryegrass/clover mix and one with a mix of other pasture species planted (with greater root biomass) in an attempt to increase soil carbon. Aaron speaks about some of our work on diverse pastures swards here. Aaron is concurrently undertaking a PhD examining the carbon balance of production (maize) and its subsequent consumption within dairy farms.
Chris Morcom
Chris is a technician who is assisting our collaborators to partition carbon dioxide flux into plant and soil contributions at the Troughton farm. This work is being led by Landcare Research as part of a larger Global Research Alliance (GRA) project that is examining the stability of carbon entering the soil through roots. Chris is also central to our measurement of carbon dioxide, methane and water flux measurements at the restiad bogs Koupuatai and Moanatuatua.
Femke Rambags has started a PhD on the use of denitrifying bioreactors for improving the performance of on-site decentralised wastewater management in collaboration with NIWA's programme "Resilient Marae and community waste and wastewater infrastructure". The research findings will be used to develop robust, cost-effective, high-rate treatment systems, appropriate to the needs of small communities and rural facilities in New Zealand. She is co-supervised by Chris Tanner from NIWA. Femke has two MScs from the University of Utrecht and Wageningen University.
Jasmine Robinson is pursuing a PhD that will examine the stability of newly incorporated plant matter in soil. This project is in collaboration with Mike Beare (Plant and Food), Tim Clough (Lincoln Uni) and Pete Millard (Landcare Research) and is supported by funds from the Global Research Alliance. Jasmine previously completed an MSc project that examined whether the temperature response of soil respiration changed between soil types, through seasons and with long term incubation at different temperatures. She applied macromolecular rate theory (MMRT) in her to calculate temperature response of soil respiration.
Sheree Balvert's PhD thesis is investigating naturally-occurring inhibitors of nitrous oxide production and emissions from farm soils. Sheree is particularly interested in compounds found dairy cow urine and is carrying out this research in collaboration with AgResearch with funding from the New Zealand Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre. She speaks about her work here starting at 2.4 minutes.
Sheree's main supervisor is Louis Schipper and is co-supervised by Jiafa Luo (AgResearch) and Dave Campbell.
Joss Ratcliffe has started a PhD studying carbon accumulation and decay rates in pristine and disturbed Waikato peatlands. He will aim to reconcile contemporary GHG flux data with paleoecological records in order to assess the stability of the carbon store and reveal the future trajectory of carbon storage. Joss has an MSc from the University of Highlands and Islands, Scotland and is supervised by Dave Campbell with co-supervision by Louis Schipper and David Lowe.
Jamie Millar will conduct a MSc thesis investigating whether irrigation of grazed pasture growing on pumice soils results in losses of soil carbon and nitrogen. Previous work in collaboration with Landcare Research and AgResearch demonstrated, on average, lower organic matter stocks under irrigation for a range of NZ soils. Jamie will be co-supervised by Paul Mudge (Landcare Research) and Tanya O'Neill.
Anne Wecking. The core of Anne's PhD is wrapped around the understanding and management of nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from grazed pastoral land. Data for her work will be collected using an eddy covariance flux tower coupled to a quantum cascade laser to identify the response of N2O emissions to fertilisation, grazing intensity and sward diversity. The approach includes considerations on farm scale aiming to support New Zealand's greenhouse gas inventory and potential mitigation approaches. Anne holds a MSc in Landscape Sciences from Leibniz University Hannover, Germany, and is supervised by Louis Schipper and Dave Campbell.
Jonno Rau has started a MSc conducting land suitability analysis of the Wairoa District, Hawkes Bay to identify areas with potential for horticultural development. Other objectives include using MODIS satellite imagery to identify areas prone to frost and calculate crop irrigation needs by determining each soil types available water holding capacity. Jonno is supervised by Megan Balks with co-supervision by Dave Campbell.
Connie Daws is conducting a Masters thesis focusing on the present day hydrology of a remnant peatland in the Waikato (Moanatuatua) surrounded by drained pet used for animal grazing. She is looking to establish whether the deep border drains or the late successional/shrub-dominated vegetation maintains the unnaturally low water table across the bog. Connie will use data obtained from a hydrological transect across the bog coupled to eddy covariance measurements of evaporation. She will look to identify appropriate management strategies that could return this peatland to more natural and resilient condition. Connie is supervised by Dave Campbell.
Callum Douglas will conduct a MSc thesis, supervised by Dave Campbell, investigating the ecohydrology of the Otakairangi wetland in Northland. The research will attempt to demonstrate the current recovery pathway this degraded remnant is currently following. He will determine the annual hydrological regime and analysing how a central drain through the wetland alters the environment and dominant surface vegetation.
Thomas Corbett is undertaking a PhD research project developing a Diffusive Gradients in Thin-Films (DGT) sensor, integrating colourimetry to measure nitrates/nitrites and phosphates in fresh water. The aim is to develop a sensor that is easy to use, accurate, and very affordable. The project is supervised by Louis Schipper, Adam Hartland, and Bill Henderson.
Ingrid Lindeman is undertaking a Masters thesis in the field of speleothem science under the supervision of Dr Adam Hartland. Her research involves growing calcite under cave-analogue conditions in the laboratory and studying the partitioning behaviour of trace elements into calcite in the presence of organic ligands.
This research has the potential to help improve the use of trace elements as paleoclimate proxies during climate reconstructions from speleothem archives.
Yuan Liu is a visiting PhD student from Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research of Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is investigating the response of soil respiration to changing temperature and inputs of external substrate in Chinese soils. Yuan is going to make use of a temperature block technique we have established for measuring temperature dependence of soil respiration. He will also apply macromolecular rate theory (MMRT) to calculate temperature response of soil respiration and derive important temperature parameters. Yuan is broadly interested in the response of carbon and nitrogen (N) cycle and their interactions to global change factors (e.g., warming, N deposition, precipitation change, drought).


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Logan Lerman insists he was privileged to kiss Emma Watson on the set of their new film The Perks Of Being A Wallflower.
The two stars were present at a 2012 MTV Movie Awards pre-show party on Sunday (03Jun12) to unveil the film's trailer.
In the movie, Lerman's character Charlie develops a crush on new friend Sam, played by Watson, and the couple end up in a passionate clinch - and Lerman is adamant he was delighted with the smooch.
He tells MTV.com, "It happened in front of a crew, and people were there, and we did it a few times. And that was it. It's kind of odd when you're doing it for a movie. It's kind of weird. She's cool. It wasn't as awkward as it could have been. It's Emma Watson, so I'm a lucky guy."


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Kylie Minogue and Eugenia Silva love KORRES Wild Rose Moisturiser!
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I have always been a fan of the brand Korres and their products for body care - very high content of natural ingredients, amazing scents, a real therapy for the body. This is the first time I have used a product from their skincare range and, of course, it lived up to my expectations. This moisturizer leaves my skin extremely hydrated, soft and glowing. It is really gentle and light and, although I feel the consistency is a bit tick, it absorbs really well and does not make my skin greasy. I think the smell is a bit strong but I personally don't mind it. Overall I think this is an amazing moisturizer and I would definitely buy it again.
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This is THE best cream I ever used! Smell gorgeous and my skin looks so much smoother now. I was suffering from really bad acne but now I only get occasionally! I will defiantly order again.
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I recently started using this cream after having an allergic reaction to the skincare products I was using. After some research I discovered rose was extremely good for very sensitive skin and to help with redness. Since using this over the last couple of weeks, my skin has returned to a much calmer state and feels really smooth. I can't recommend this cream enough!
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Recently, I have started using more natural/organic products. This Korres product is moisturizing and amazing. The texture isn't greasy and easily absorb into the skin.
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This is a lightweight moisturizer and truly perfect for daytime use. The smell is fresh and floral and the texture is very smooth. I have normal/slightly dry skin and visible pores. This moisturizer leaves my skin soft and ready for makeup. I live in the Northeast so the air is more often drier than very humid and this moisturizer performs well.
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Beautiful product. Non greasy, absorbs readily on my skin. I don't normally like rose scented products but this is beautiful.
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Before have been using this brand of shampoo and bath lotion, and white tea series. Like his organic nature inside. The focus is good, the rose series is also very look forward to.
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I really like how it smells, nature and sweet and mild.After applying it on my face, the cheek become moist and soft.
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DENVER (CBS4) – First there was Black Friday, and then Cyber Monday. Now there's Small Business Saturday.
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First, I must say that I don't know why these exist in an undocumented form. They have been around for a long time and a search on their names gets me back pages of hits. Being undocumented means that their actual implementation may change slightly from one version of SQL Server to another, mainly because the password hash format could change - and it has changed for the last three major versions of SQL Server. They could also disappear entirely in a future release. So, you shouldn't write applications relying on these functions, but they may come in handy for ad-hoc queries, when you know they're available.
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pwdencrypt: takes a varchar value as parameter and returns a varbin value that is the SQL Server password hash of the input value. I have seen people talking about the use of this function for hashing passwords when implementing custom application authentication. Do not use this! Starting with SQL Server 2005, you can use instead the HashBytes function, to implement any custom hashing scheme that you want. HashBytes provides you with direct access to several hashing algorithms, so there is no point in using pwdencrypt. In fact, I can't come up with any useful need for pwdencrypt and the only reason I included it here is to warn you against using it.
pwdcompare: takes two arguments - a varchar value that is a cleartext password and a varbin value that is a SQL Server password hash, and returns 1 if they match and 0 if they don't. There is a third optional parameter that can be set to 1 if the second parameter represents a pre-SQL Server 2000 password hash value. This third parameter will most likely be dropped in a future SQL Server version.
pwdcompare is useful if you are an administrator looking for accounts that have weak passwords. For example, to query for logins that have an empty password, the following queries can be used (first one will work on SQL Server 2000 and the second one uses the SQL Server 2005 new catalogs):
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SafeRide Home by Youth Unlimited (YU), which began service in 1992, is setting off the warning flares. Over 20,000 youth in Abbotsford, Mission, and Aldergrove have used this not-for-profit service and have been safely driven home for free. However, if trends continue SafeRide Home (SRH) may be permanently parked this August. SafeRide Home is the first mobile service of this kind offered by Youth Unlimited to address the various issues young people (ages 10-19) face. The youth may be impaired, broken-hearted, broken-spirited, bullied, beaten, lost, abandoned, or they just need to get home safely.
Al McLean began SafeRide Home (SRH) in 1992 out of a heartfelt desire to prevent deaths resulting from teenage drinking and driving. The motivation behind SRH was the death of three teenagers within a year; teenagers that Al knew. Each one had been killed in drinking and driving accidents. For the first 10 years, SRH operated with Al using his own car. In 2002, funds became available for the purchase of the first SafeRide van. By 2008, SRH had up to a 3-hour wait list. In 2010, an Abbotsford businessman chose to lease a new van for the SafeRide Home program. The wait list was reduced considerably. Big Al passed away in 2011 and his legacy lives on through the staff and volunteers of Youth Unlimited.
Youth Unlimited is facing some unique financial challenges this year with SRH. The lease of their second van ends this August so an additional $16,000 is needed to buy out the lease and retain this vehicle. The first SRH van is getting older and will need to be replaced in the near future. Finally, SRH's primary partners, the Abbotsford Heat and Heat Foundation, are leaving town with their financial support.
Youth Unlimited is a faith-based organization which can face the added difficulty of raising funds through community grants. Many grants are not accessible to faith-based organizations. YU continues to apply for grants with the hope of being recognized for their community focused efforts such as SafeRide Home.
In regards to teenage drinking and driving SRH serves as a harm reduction service, while also playing an important preventive role. "The rate of alcohol-related accidents can drastically be reduced if the right education is introduced to teenagers – the main source of the problem. Most drunk-driving accidents have a person aged sixteen to twenty-four in the mix. This means that in order to effectively solve the climbing number of impaired driving deaths, Abbotsford must ensure teenagers and young adults are properly educated about driving under the influence."
SRH passengers are challenged to rethink why they drink and to help them find more positive ways to enjoy their lives. In the SRH vans and in the community, the staff and volunteers have many candid conversations about harm reduction and healthy lifestyle practices. Young people respond well to SafeRide Home efforts and continue to express their gratitude. One teen said, "[I]…don't know what we would have done without SafeRide Home". Another, "SafeRide Home is a life saver!"
Every weekend about 50 youth get safe rides home. The average age is 16 and 56% of riders are girls.
The SafeRide Home service operates solely by the donations of many generous individuals, businesses and service organizations such as the Kiwanis Club, Lanka Jewels, Abbotsford Heat Hockey Club, and the Abbotsford Heat Foundation.
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Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday fired back at suspended People's National Movement (PNM) member Harry Ragoonanan describing him as the worst this country has to offer.
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As nations around the world continue to grapple with a host of innumerable challenges in all facets of societal life, a rising, contentious and provocative issue currently confronting leaders and the public is that of same sex relationships/marriage.
The eventual acceptance and legalisation process of same sex relationships has already occurred in several states in America, two provinces in Canada, the Netherlands and also the UK. The recent endorsement by President Obama of same sex relationships may have served as an igniting spark.
This public interest issue thus begs the question: To what extent should the Government get involved? Again, if the Government does become involved, what are some of the implications and unintended consequences that may ensue? One thing for sure, even though same sex relationships may incorporate human rights and equality issues, established cultural and religious tradition of marriage pose a major hurdle to circumvent. In response, the corpus of all the mainline diverse religious bodies, from Catholicism, Islam, Hindus, Presbyterians, Baptists, Pentecostals, and other religious groups have made their pronounced positions.
These religious bodies have all expressed that they do not harbour hatred, animosity or discrimination, but their hope is that their spiritual love and human care will hopefully help these minority groups to see a difference.
Same sex relationship, migration and national security
Our resistance e to have a proactive and human rights centred approach to immigration still have us plagued with some archaic immigration regulation as per the 1910 UK, and 1952 Canadian versions of the prohibited class categories. This point has been repeatedly raised by myself for over 15 years, as well as by Dana Seetahal, SC, who highlighted it once more in her last week column.
Specifically, Section 8 (1) (e) namely, "prostitutes, homosexuals or persons living on the earnings of prostitutes or homosexuals or persons reasonably suspected as coming to Trinidad and Tobago for these or any other immoral purposes." Not for the purposes of argument, if the Government wishes to endorse same sex relationships, it must take into consideration that there may be nationals or perhaps even government officials who may, if they have a growing, committed relationship with a foreign national, eventually desire to sponsor them to cohabit together in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Government cannot avoid this issue, and the Immigration Act amongst other legal matters will have to address under the ambit of human rights and national security.
Religious freedom at risk for all nationals
Some proponents of same-sex marriage have argued that in the event of marriage being redefined, the Catholic church and other religious communities will be "protected"or "exempted" from being required by law to perform same-sex marriages. Such proposals may fail to understand the immensely powerful role and influence of the law in our society.
Changing the Marriage Act would, in practice, compel Catholics and other faith communities to recognise and accept same-sex marriage in their schools, charities, social welfare, health care and adoption services. It would also threaten the right of religious communities who believe in marriage to live, teach and publicly practice their belief that marriage is a union of a man and a woman.
ECHR decision
A significant recent case judgement that ruled against same sex couples occurred on March 20, 2012. This ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) noted that "same sex marriages are not a human right." The ruling was made by judges of the European Court of Human Rights is Strasbourgh following a case involving a lesbian couple who complained the French courts would not allow them to adopt a child as a couple.
British Equalities minister, Lynne Featherstone argued that "put simply, it is not right that a couple who love each other and want to formalise a commitment to each other should be denied the right to marry." However, the Strasbourg judges ruled that because the French couple were civil partners, they did not have the rights of married people, who in France have the sole right to adopt a child as a couple.
The judges declared: "The European Convention on Human Rights does not require member states' governments to grant same sex couples access to marriage." The judges added that, with regard to married couples, the court considers that in view of the social, personal and legal consequences of marriage, the applicants' legal situation could not be said to be comparable to that of married couples, and that there had been no discrimination against them because they were lesbians. The ruling from the ECHR was not inspired by personal hatred nor animosity, but by a genuine concern for the well-being of children and the welfare of the society.
While it is very dangerous to be discriminatory, critical or condemnatory of this group of fellow nationals, there ought to be very careful deliberation and extensive consultation by the Government in this matter. If the Government were to eventually accede and legalised the same, what effect will it have on education, homes, national security and a myriad of other related issues?
Thus it behooves this PP Government not to act hastily or prematurely to endorse or legislate, but to seriously consider the views of the electorate, and encouraging a measured public debate on the nature and meaning of marriage.
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LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwired - Aug 14, 2014) - Two hundred Mayors from across the United States have already stepped forward and declared November 1, 2014, Extra Mile Day... a day to recognize the capacity we each have to create positive change in our families, organizations and communities when we go the extra mile.
In association with Extra Mile America, mayors from across the country on both sides of the political aisle have come together to remind people that the greatest success and change in life comes from individual and organizational effort. The vision of motivational author and change-maker, Shawn Anderson, "Extra Mile Day" was created in 2009 with 23 inaugural cities. On November 1, 2013, the declaration was celebrated by 444 cities.
At a time when many are demanding changes in service and opportunity, Extra Mile Day celebrates individuals and organizations that have chosen to create positive change in their communities by going extra mile.
"It's not a government program, a boss, or a spouse that will make the changes we desire. That is only wishing for life to get better," says Anderson, a motivational speaker and the author A Better Life: An Inspiring Story About Starting Over. "Taking personal responsibility and going the extra mile is where change is most readily created. Extra Mile Day is a reminder of the power we each have to create change at any time on any day."
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Originally posted by Crakeur
I do believe y'all misunderstood me. This mock trial was meant to raise awareness to the perceived crimes of the people they tried. It has no bearing anywhere and deserves about as much attention as one needs whilst relieving himself of last night's dinner.
I do, however, agree that there are issues that the church is faced with, that are going unpunished, and should be dealt with. In a real court. In the real world where the actual trial means something and the actual results mean something.
what these clowns did, by telling the people to make citizens arrest is to potentially put someone in harm's way and that is very dangerous. Some dope sees the so called trial and decides to strap a bomb to his chest to take out the criminal pope and then what?
Originally posted by smurfy
actual trials can mean nothing, I know that big time as a one time juror. A citizens's arrest is just that, and legal.
how disgusting to see so many ATS'ers laughing at people trying to raise
the awareness & take a stand against institutionalized, generational pedophilia.
Originally posted by ajay59
As a court of the human species, I give them MY authority as a human being! If you wish to allow the wholesale slaughter and sexual abuse of children then I guess that is what YOU are made of. To any out there who consider yourself to be humane and who wish to put an end to these atrocities, you can and should lend your authority as well. To those of you out there who laugh and joke about how these despicable creatures are above reproach, and wish to see these acts against children continue, hopefully, someday you will be included on a list as well!edit on 26-2-2013 by ajay59 because: to correct
Originally posted by ajay59
itccs.org Roman Church admits the Pope's Guilt: Joseph Ratzinger to Evade Justice and Hide out in the Vatican for his own legal immunity and "protection"
Vatican officials announced that Joseph Ratzinger will remain a permanent resident of Vatican City after his resignation. Doing so will offer him legal protection from any attempt to prosecute him in connection with sexual abuse cases around the world, Church sources said today "His continued presence in the Vatican is necessary, otherwise he might be defenseless".
Judging by things like this, the Pope sure looks guilty! It also seems that the Vatican does not want Ratzinger to be available for interview of any sort.
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Originally posted by sk0rpi0n
If he was focused on going after child abusers, he would be going after child abusers EVERYWHERE... especially the child sex tourism....
With that in mind, how is he going to react when absolutely nothing comes from his "tribunals", "trials" and threats of confiscations? One would hope that he'd just scuttle off, but with the mentally ill, who's to say that he won't react violently and go shoot up a church during Mass?
Originally posted by ajay59
There are two very important points I can take away from this thread about the abuse and genocide of children.
1) Some people wish to maintain the status quo, so much that they are willing to overlook the safety of children to keep it that way.
2) That as long as we all buy in to the incessant droning that we are powerless, there is nothing we can do, these people will get their way!
I ask you, is humanity really so far gone that there is no hope for recovery?
Another thing I noticed, I could be wrong about this and may have to check but, it sure seems to me that some of these people who are ignoring these poor children are the same ones who were "using" the children over the Sandy Hook threads!
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Actually, add a third to that - some people are swayed by anything they read on the internet.
Originally posted by Crakeur
Originally posted by something wicked
Actually, add a third to that - some people are swayed by anything they read on the internet.
Internet Rule #53: No matter how ridiculous the premise might be, if you post it on the internet, a frighteningly large group of people will believe it and a slightly smaller, somewhat more scary number of people will develop a cult around it.
(for examples see: NESARA, TOPPT, SERPO, John Titor, Ashtar Command, Galactic Federation, Blossom Goodchild, bean and balloon porn)
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Originally posted by smurfy
actual trials can mean nothing, I know that big time as a one time juror. A citizens's arrest is just that, and legal.
Actual trials have actual consequences. I was a juror once too. What does that prove?
Best of luck trying to make a citizens arrest where no crime has been proven in a court of law. You will wind being arrested by real police, tried in a real court and wind up in real jail.
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more important, my opinion doesn't matter regarding the way he looks, or anyone looks. but he does have a little palpatine thing going on, I believe someone, somewhere, pointed out.
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the soon to be former pope does not look pope-ish.
I'm sorry if that bothers you but, in my opinion, he's got a slightly evil smirk-like look. Doesn't mean he's a bad dude or evil incarnate, it just means he looks that way to me and, more important, my opinion doesn't matter regarding the way he looks, or anyone looks. but he does have a little palpatine thing going on, I believe someone, somewhere, pointed out.


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