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Rev. Earl (CAS'63, STH'67, '68) and Millie (CFA'64, '84, SED'95) Beane
Helping seminary students heed their calling
Almost a half century after meeting at BU, Millie and Earl Beane continue to make a difference in the lives of STH students
When Reverend Earl Beane (CAS'63, STH'67, '68) accepted the position of Admissions Director for the School of Theology in 1977, he and his wife Millie (who met as undergraduates at BU in the early 1960s) weren't planning on making Boston their long-term home. But, year after year—and entering class after entering class—Rev. Beane continued in his post, eventually helping 59 entering classes begin their careers at the School of Theology. Countless hours, as Beane fondly recalls, were spent finding the students affordable places to live.
"Earl worked so hard for his thirty years on housing and there is still a great need," notes Millie Beane (CFA'64, '84, SED'95), who also played a significant role at the School of Theology. In addition to working in the Needham Public Schools for 29 years, Millie Beane began directing the STH Seminary Singers in 1995 and immediately started recruiting voices that, as she describes, "represented the whole student body, meaning people from all over this country and around the world."
At Rev. Beane's retirement, in 2006, the School recognized the couple's dedication to countless BU students by establishing the Earl and Millie Bean Housing Fund. The fund helps reduce housing costs for seminary students in need, offering annual scholarships and stipends to ensure that Boston's steep housing prices don't stop deserving seminary students from finding their calling. The Beanes have pledged $100,000 towards the fund, continuing their longstanding commitment to the School and its students. In 2008, the fund provided 15 housing stipends to international students living at the Walker Center, a nonprofit organization offering housing to members of faith-based groups.
"We can't take for granted that scholarship money comes from some mysterious place; it comes from us," says Earl Beane. "As alums we need to help that tradition live on." With this commitment to the fund that bears their name, the Beanes are doing their part to continue that tradition, and to make a difference to the next generation of STH students.
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My cousin, an R.N., says she has heard that diabetic marathon runners often "charge" themselves with extra carbohydrates for a few days prior to running. If so, what does it entail, and would it help her two daughters (ages 13 & 16) who are Type 1 (both diagnosed at age 3)?
They are avid volleyball players for their school and metro teams. When they play in very intensive 2-day tournaments, they cut back their Humalog 2-units starting the morning just before the tourney (assuming a blood glucose of 150 or less) and stay at that dose until they finish their last game, the next afternoon or evening. They leave their Ultralente at night the same. Also, they eat/drink fruit and juices, pudding, etc. in addition to their regular meals, yet they still "run out of steam" during the second day's games. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Research has shown that a particular combination of diet and exercise results in a significant "packing" of muscle glycogen. The term carbohydrate loading or supercompensation is used for this procedure among endurance athletes. The classic procedure for achieving the supercompensation effect is to reduce the muscle's glycogen content with prolonged steady rate exercise 6 days before competition. Because supercompensation occurs only in the specific muscles exercised, the athlete should be sure to engage the muscles involved in his/her sport. (For a marathon runner, a 15 to 20 mile run is usually necessary, whereas for bicycling, moderately intense submaximal exercise for 90 minutes is required.) Then the athlete maintains a low-carbohydrate diet for several days to further deplete glycogen stores. During this time moderate training is continued. Then, at least two days before the competition, the athlete switches to a high-carbohydrate diet and maintains it up to and including his/her pre-game meal. The 2 to 3 day requirement for a high carbohydrate diet is important because it generally takes this long for full restoration of muscle glycogen following severe depletion.
Athletes with diabetes should not practice carbohydrate loading, especially if it requires a period of time where carbohydrate restriction in included. Adjustment of insulin dosages to this practice is just too difficult. However, on pre-competition day, I would suggest that the girls eat more foods that are high in carbohydrate and decrease their training to increase glycogen stores. Because regular exercise requires frequent replenishing of stored carbohydrate, more carbohydrate may be needed in their diet. Remember that the girls' insulin dosages may need to be increased slightly during this period.
Depleted glycogen stores can cause fatigue and poor performance. This may be why the girls are running out of steam on the second day of their tournament.
Here are some suggestions for food intake that might be helpful to your cousin and her girls:
- The night before their competition, the girls should try to eat a high carbohydrate meal to increase glycogen stores. Examples of carbohydrate meal to increase glycogen stores. Examples of foods that are high in carbohydrates are spaghetti, rice, potatoes, squash, noodles, bread, muffins, yogurt, rolls, etc. Avoid foods that contain large amounts of fat in addition to carbohydrate, such as pizza and ice cream.
- On the day of competition, the girls should try to eat a light breakfast. Toast, juice or fruit, and cereal with skim milk are good choices. For lunch, a turkey sandwich with skim milk and fruit.
- A light pre-game meal should be eaten 1 to 2 hours before the event. (Carbohydrate and protein but a minimal amount of fat.) If too much protein is ingested and too little carbohydrate, the girls will deprive their muscles the energy they need to perform well.
Another reason the girls may run out of steam is that they may not be adding enough carbohydrate during their activity period. Fruit juice can be a good source of carbohydrate and fluid but should be diluted with water (1 part water [1 cup] to 1 part juice [1 cup juice]). They may want to consume 10 to 15 grams of carbohydrate every hour during a long event.
A reference that may be of some additional help is Nutrition and Sports Performance: A Guide for Physically-Active Young People, a pamphlet put out by the American College of Sports Medicine, P.O. Box 1440, Indianapolis, IN 46206-1440.
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Hey fashionistas! If you're like me, you are always looking for an occasion to dress up. I love to wear an outfit that's fancier than what I would wear to school or shopping. (I'm sure I'm not the only one!) My friends don't really like to dress up that often, so I've had to find ways to look fancy while still looking casual. There's not harm in looking nice!
Black Tie Casual!
I got these adorable black lace shorts at Nordstroms and I've easily incorporated them into my wardrobe. They become a fashion basic that looks casually chic. The tank top has a super cute Oxford look with the collar and wide neck. I got it at Forever 21, but it looks pretty high end (it looks very Zara to me). Never be afraid to mix navy and black!


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Some time ago, I saw this recipe for pernil on reddit. Today, I'm giving it a try – with, of course, a low-sodium twist.
First thing was getting the ingredients together. Thankfully, the OP on reddit gives a good list of what's needed – and this doesn't seem like a terribly precise recipe.
I went to Wegman's today and picked up a pork shoulder – just over seven bucks for five pounds, so I'm paying a bit more than the OP in Brooklyn, but I'm still getting over five pounds of meat for seven bucks and change. Awesome.
Also picked up the garlic and something called "Sazon," which as far as I could figure out from Google, is some kind of seasoning. I am calling it "Not Adobo," in my head, because it was next to the Adobo on the shelf and it is not Adobo. I don't know what Adobo is made from. Feel free to enlighten me.
I dumped a pile of the Sazon into a bowl and then I took a bunch of garlic cloves and peeled them, and dumped them into the bowl as well. Did the stabby stabby thing and rubbed the shoulder down with the sofrito, like the recipe says.
Now it's in the oven, where it will sit for the next 3 hours and 45 minutes.
Now, the reason I think this count as Low Sodium (as far as these things go) is thus: I went easy on the Sazon, and I didn't add any additional salt – just pepper, garlic and olive oil. The sazon is like 85mg of sodium per tablespoon, I used maybe 5 on the whole shoulder. And somewhere online, I found something that said pork shoulder has about 65mg per serving. We'll see what that means for the final product.
Meanwhile, I've found my next cooking project.
3 hours later…
Oh. My. God. I just ate this. This is amazing. THANK YOU, Electric_Sandwich, wherever you are.
Update 5/18/2013: This was the experience that set me off down a road that eventually led to learning how to butcher a pig in Boston. If you liked reading about cooking pernil, check out my Butchery series, starting with what happened when I tried to make BBQ Pulled Pork in January of 2013.


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The daily price on the DJIA seems to be respecting a level of resistance dating from about July 16 and 17 (the upper red line on the chart). The resistance slopes slightly downhill, almost echoing the 250-period simple moving average, which is the top black line on the chart's right side.
Of more interest is the lower support line, which is a continuation of the developing triangle that began with the recovery candle on August 25. When adjusted for the bounce of November 13 and November 16, it cuts off one of the swings down, but still describes the chart's price action best. Where the triangle starts to narrow, it's almost echoed by the 50-period simple moving average (the lower black line on the chart's right side).
The moving averages echoing the triangle show that it's not just a figment of my overactive imagination. Once again, the DJIA is consolidating into a triangle, the moving averages converging and putting pressure on the price. Once again, there's the chance of a breakout, higher or lower. There still doesn't seem to be much room for a breakout higher, but there's still a lot of room for a break lower.
Merry Christmas, traders.
I haven't had the heart to comment on the Paris attacks. But this article by Kieran Corcoran for the UK Daily Mail gave me a much-needed laugh.
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And if you've been a victim in the past of a young family member's political rant around the Thanksgiving table, you might appreciate this take on talking politics during the holidays. From the Wall Street Journal's Josh Zumbrun:
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Monday, May 17, 2010
Jamie Heaslip flattens Ronan O'Gara in Magners League semi
Leinster defeated Munster in the Magners League semi final in what was yet another great match this past weekend. It was a typical all-Irish derby with plenty of passion and ferocity, and was a tightly fought affair but was separated by some good kicking, and a nice try to Rob Kearney.
There were a fair few talking points, but one of the most enjoyable moments for the Leinster fans, and most probably neutrals, was when Ronan OGara got absolutely smashed by powerful number eight Jamie Heaslip.
Heaslip had such a strong game that he was actually named Man of the Match, once again adding to his growing reputation as one of the best in his position in the world.
OGara on the other hand, his Ireland teammate that he smashed here, was recently named Europes beat player for the past 15 years of European rugby competition.
He claimed the award for ERC European Player Award after a panel of former players chose him. Those players included Sir Ian McGeechan, ex-internationals Lawrence Dallaglio, Ieuan Evans, Fabien Galthie, Donal Lenihan, Michael Lynagh and Stuart Barnes.
Whether OGara would be your choice or not, theres no debating the fact that he got well and truly smashed by Heaslip. There was another big incident and that was the Tomas O'Leary tackle on Cian Healey just before the tryline. If you'd like, I'll post that too for discussions sake.
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With the holidays quickly approaching, there is nothing better than the amazing shopping that goes along with the season. And, since Thanksgiving is the first major holiday on the list that coincides with the best shopping around aka black Friday, it's time to get your thanksgiving holiday shopping plan underway.
This year, the following big chain stores along with other stores have announced that they are actually opening up early in lieu of black Friday:
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The first thanksgiving shopping tip is to plan early! Planning early takes a lot of guesswork out of shopping on the big day and will ease a lot of stress on your part. Circle and list the stores that you want to hit on Thanksgiving and black Friday and compose a schedule for yourself, this will enable the entire shopping process to run a lot smoother.
Another tip to follow when shopping for the best black Friday deals is to shop online. There are many black Friday sales occurring within the World Wide Web, so visit a few of your favorite retail websites during Thanksgiving and you will probably be very pleasantly surprised. When you do find some good deals, it is advisable to focus on buying certain items over other items.
The best items to buy during the black Friday sales are electronics since you will be able to get great deals on everything from television sets to computers to video games.
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The 22-year-old Pretty Little Liars star was seen showing off her bikini body in Brazil this week as she sipped some drinks and soaked up the sun. Also with Lucy was her PLL co-star Shay Mitchell, who didn't opt for a bikini, but was sporting a cute black cover-up. We love that these two are friends off-screen too!
And by the looks like the people of Brazil were super excited for Lucy's arrival!
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To all of you at the Rio airport…AMaZING! I'm sorry I couldn't stop. They will make sure we get the gifts. I love you!
— Lucy Hale (@lucyyhale) February 29, 2012
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How do you simultaneously innovate and preserve heritage? That's a loaded question because of course, in one sense, innovation, by definition, destroys the heritage you have.
I got asked this question in a different way a few years ago by a dean of a prominent business school and the question she asked was, "How do you make ethical decisions when there is no data on the future?" Which is the same type of question and the answer is you're an ethical person who is running experiments into the future. Experiments are not good or bad. Sometimes they turn out the wrong way. Bridges do collapse. Products do blow up. Drugs that save millions of people's lives often in the development stage kill people.
This is something that you have to be very honest about. If you're a good or moral person when you see that things start to go wrong you will make an adjustment in the innovation to make it moral, to preserve your cultural heritage, to make sure you don't tear down what is good, grand and glorious about your world.
But on the other side of it there are lots of restorationists in the world and they're the enemy of innovation. They're the people who say anything that you do differently with this cultural tradition, with the opera, with the church you go to, with the way in which we do this at university are bad people and of course, the history of innovation is strewn with people who brought the tribe forward, that brought the group forward, but during their time were greatly maligned.
So I don't want anybody to think that the road of the innovator is easy. The road of the innovator is incredibly difficult because you're swimming against convention. Hopefully you have some fond regard for the heritage you came from and hopefully you have some ethical basis by which to innovate because there are no good or bad tools. There are good and bad people.
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GLAMORGAN were given the smallest of promotion lifelines yesterday when Yorkshire slumped to a 71-run championship defeat to Worcestershire.
Gloucestershire remain firm favourites to claim the third promotion spot behind Worcester and Northamptonshire - but Yorkshire's New Road defeat gives Glamorgan a ray of hope.
Ahead of the final round of games this is the scenario: Gloucester need seven points from their game with Yorkshire at Headingley to secure promotion to Division One.
That would take them to 187 points - the same total that Glamorgan could reach by claiming a maximum 22-point haul against Durham at the Riverside.
But Gloucester would finish above Glamorgan as, although wins would then be tied on five apiece, the West Countrymen have had fewer losses.
If that is not confusing enough Glamorgan can not afford fourth-placed Yorkshire - now on 172.5 points - to win and leapfrog Gloucester.
So for Glamorgan to win promotion they must beat Durham convincingly and pray Gloucester pick up no more than two bonus points in a drawn match with Yorkshire.
All this, of course, is highly unlikely but even that remote prospect would have been impossible had Yorkshire not subsided in pursuit of a 236-run victory target yesterday.
"It was a good result for us as it's given us a little chance," said Glamorgan captain Robert Croft. "We know that Gloucester have to slip up in their last game but we can't think about that.
"We've got to do our part and win well at Durham. Hopefully, that will be enough but the important thing is that we finish the season on a high note."
Nantie Hayward and Gareth Batty - the only players among Worcester's front-line bowlers fit to play - were the heroes as Yorkshire were put to the sword.
The pair shared eight wickets to seal a fifth consecutive win - and a 10th in 12 games since May.
Batty, soon to be preparing for his first tour with England, locked up one end, taking 4-57 in 20 overs.
Hayward, the South African Test exile, bowled with hostility for his 4-37 and Worcester now only need to draw their last match against Northants to be sure of the title.
Worcester's victory was even more notable as they were without Matt Mason because of a shin injury, while England paceman Kabir Ali was unable to bowl in the second innings because of a badly bruised instep.
Kabir was injured when given out leg before as Chris Silverwood took three of the last four wickets in the morning to dismiss Worcester for 251.
Silverwood finished with 5-63 but his best championship performance in more than two years went to waste during a grim afternoon for Yorkshire.
Hayward began their troubles when Chris Taylor was lbw to the last ball before lunch and had fellow opener Matthew Wood caught behind in his third over after the interval.
Bradford-born David Wigley played a crucial supporting role with another lbw decision to dislodge Anthony McGrath and then Batty began to work his way through the middle and lower order.
Vic Craven and Silverwood fell to slip catches and the off-spinner also claimed two of the five lbw dismissals in the innings. Hayward's second spell accounted for Craig White and Richard Dawson, and although Richard Blakey held for an unbeaten 31, Yorkshire's misery was complete when Ben Smith ran out last man Matthew Hoggard.


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Well I was at John F. Kennedy airport where I was waiting for the one item that I was actually extremely excited for, flying on the largest airplane in the world and on the world's best airline! It was Singapore Airlines flight 25 on the Airbus A380 from New York to Frankfurt that I was about to take! The A380 is the only complete double decker aircraft in the world and it was first flown by Singapore Airlines back in 2008. It is considered the most luxurious aircraft in the world, especially by when flown by Singapore Airlines. It was an incredibly smooth 6.5 hour flight over to Frankfurt on the surprisingly silent A380. I have never flown on an aircraft that you could barely tell was taking off because of how quiet the interior was! However funny story was when we were about half way through the flight somewhere above the atlantic ocean when everyone was sleeping I decided to go exploring through the massive aircraft. I walked to the front of the lower deck and saw the A380 suites on Singapore Airlines which were incredible and then went to the upper deck where I saw the business class as well. However I was standing on the upper deck when I started chatting with one of the stewardess's who asked me where I was going and what I was doing. Well one thing led to another and we continued to chat about Hong Kong and Barcelona and then she asked me if I had ever tried the called the Singapore Sling. I responded with 'No' and she hurried away and brought me one back. Well I can honestly say that at 40,000 feet, that drink tasted incredible! And after chit chatting for a while and many more Singapore Slings, I really was having a great time on the upper deck of the A380! Unfortunately we hit some bumps and I had to return back to my seat after a great little experience!
Then I got to Frankfurt and 10:00AM and had 5 hours to burn before the Barcelona flight. So it was Schnitzel and a Beer (das Schnitzel und ein Bier) and then I was off to the remarkable Frankfurt airplane viewing deck with a great view over the Apron and the main parallel runways!
After watching airplane after airplane and litterally being in heaven, I jumped on Lufthansa 1014 A321 en route to Barcelona. It was a quick 2 hour flight over the snowy Swiss Alps and over the Mediterranean and we were in the incredible city of Barcelona!


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In the dusty border town of Rio Bravo, just across the Rio Grande from Pharr, Texas, the Duro Bag factory churns out the chichi paper bags sold for a buck at suburban shopping malls throughout the United States.
Eluid Almaguer, an intense, stocky labor activist in his 30s, got a job at the plant in 1998. There he says he saw people lose fingers in machines cutting the cardboard used to stiffen the bottoms of the bags. Safety guards, he explains, were removed from the rollers that imprint designs on the paper lining–the extra time required to clean them was treated as needless lost production. Almaguer recalls that solvent containers didn't carry proper danger warnings, and while workers got dust masks, they were useless for filtering out toxic chemical fumes.
"In terms of safety, well, there just wasn't any," he remembers bitterly.
No help was forthcoming from the union at Duro, a sección, or local, of the Paper, Cardboard and Wood Industry Union. The sección–part of the Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM), a pillar of support for the country's ruling bureaucracy since the 1930s–has a contract with the company, a protection agreement in which government-affiliated union leaders are paid to guarantee labor peace. But Duro workers did find assistance abroad, in a nascent cross-border solidarity movement that is emerging as labor's answer to the globalization of capital.
The battle to change conditions in this plant is one of many labor conflicts that have erupted in the past decade from one end of the border to the other. Duro is just one of 3,611 foreign-owned factories employing more than 1.3 million people in Mexico, according to the National Association of Maquiladoras. In cities like Rio Bravo, Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana, hundreds of thousands of workers stream through plant gates at each shift change–a human wave pouring into communities of cardboard houses and dirt streets.
As maquiladora-style production has transformed the Mexican economy, it has provided a proving ground as well for a new model of international relationships between workers and unions. This cross-border solidarity movement has created new leverage against employers and has energized the rank-and-file union base in Mexico, Canada and the United States, while providing immediate material support for embattled workers like those at Duro. Five years ago the AFL-CIO administration of John Sweeney broke, in many ways, from the old cold war policy of former AFL-CIO presidents George Meany and Lane Kirkland, which defended free trade, corporate interests and US foreign policy. Yet the newest vision of what an international labor movement could become–based on solidarity from below–is being born not in an office in Washington but in shantytowns here along the border.


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Some people don't like the way the Phil Wood BB cups look. For those naysayers, Phil Wood developed these mud guards for their shells. They'll cover up the innards that you don't like to see and keep your cups clean:
"Our mud guards are designed to help protect your Phil Wood bottom bracket cups from getting dust, dirt and mud that can accumulate in and around the bottom bracket cup splines. They are designed with a drain opening to allow any moisture between the bearings and mudguard to vent out. They are designed to install onto any Phil Wood square taper bottom bracket cup sets. Each set of mud guards comes with 4 rubber o-rings, (preinstalled and two replacement)."
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This is why I love video as much as stills photography…priceless.
Last night I had the task of offloading all our DV video tapes to my old computer…this takes time as you have to do it "real time" and either watch every tape or head off to make tea whilst they offload.
It didn't take long before I was transfixed to my screen as I watched hour after hour of footage I had taken up to 16 years ago. This included:
- My time in Gran Canaria (1998-2001)
- Life with Sonia (my wife) pre kids…
- My kids being born and growing up
It was fantastic and before I knew it, it was midnight.
There was one batch of clips that I had forgotten about that was quite special from way back in 2001. We used to go out on a friends boat a fair bit whether fishing or scuba diving off the coast of Gran Canaria and on this one particular day, our fishing was interrupted by one of the coolest things…
The largest pod of Atlantic Dolphins I have ever seen decided to come and play with us for a while. Most of us have seen Dolphins at some point, normally in a zoo, but there is nothing quite like seeing them miles from shore, civilization, and totally in their own environment.
What a magical day and one that will stay with me forever…


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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Recent Snowfall Bodes Well for Columbia Salmon
During the last ten years returns of ESA listed salmon and steelhead Columbia and Snake River systems have experienced a period of relative abundance. Many have attributed the improvements to court mandated spill, or productive ocean conditions, both of which are undoubtedly contributing to improved survival. But another factor that cannot be underestimated is the importance of a healthy snow pack which transports outmigrating juveniles to sea during spring runoff. Several recent years in the Columbia basin have seen robust snow packs and not surprisingly the survival of outmigrating juveniles through the hydrosystem has been better than usual. The rate at which fish pass through the system limits their survival, and when high runoff keeps river temperatures cool, fish experience less metabolic stress and predation by invasive warm water fish is kept to a minimum.
That's why there had been some concern until recently that this winter's La Nina had yet to deliver it's promised, wintry punch. Fast forward two weeks and the situation looks very different. After the latest round of winter storms the snow water equivalent packed in the mountains of the interior Columbia Basin jumped almost 10%, and with more rainfall yet to come there is hope that this years runoff could be more than adequate to safely pass another generation of juveniles to the ocean.
More in the Columbia Basin Bulletin:
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Labels: Columbia River, juvenile survival, snake river, Snowpack, spill
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Hydropower Threatens Harrison Area Creeks
The British Columbia Environmental Assessment office is accepting comment on proposed hydro projects on several Harrison Lake area creeks, including one proposed for Big Silver Creek, an important spawning tributary for steelhead, coho, sockeye and cutthroat trout. Thanks to a government initiative which favors private power developers by forcing BC hydro to sign uncompetitive contracts, BC has seen a massive push for small private hydropower developments on creeks throughout the province. These projects generate energy divert water from creeks, often depriving a creek of more than 50% of its flow during the dry season for several kilometers. Despite official statements that no hydro would be developed in streams that supported anadromous fish, these projects have repeatedly been placed in critical salmon and steelhead habitat.
In December the BC environmental assessment office approved a similar project on Vancouver Island's Kokish River, which will dewater 9 kilometers of important summer steelhead, coho and dolly varden habitat. The project still must be approved DFO however and environmental groups have sworn to fight the destructive project to the bitter end.
Perhaps the most notorious example is a project on the Ashlu River which was developed despite widespread local opposition by the passage of Bill 30 which gives the provincial government the authority to circumvent local communities when developing hydro projects. It is critical that the BC public stand up and state emphatically that they will not tolerate the destruction of salmon bearing rivers to promote these economically dubious hydroprojects. Submit comments before February 5th and tell the BC government no hydro in salmon bearing watersheds of Harrison Lake.
you can also submit comments on the Kokish project here:
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Labels: british columbia, Hydro power, IPPs, salmon habitat
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Fish Farm Industry Lawsuit Seeks to Muzzle Free Speach
Norwegian owned Mainstream Canada, BC's second largest fish farming company is suing Canadian wild fish advocate Don Staniford for "defamatory and false statements" about the fish farming industry. As the impact of salmon farming has become apparent, opposition to the practice of open net pen salmon farming has grown exponentially and public approval of the salmon aquaculture industry has plummeted. Thanks to the efforts of environmental watchdog organizations and individuals like Staniford, the visibility of the issue has grown tremendously putting pressure on a government which has long enjoyed a warm relationship with the aquaculture industry, to institute real reform. This latest move by Mainstream is simply an attempt to silence their critics through brute force, using their stockpile of corporate resources to bring a frivolous lawsuit against a dedicated, and legitimate critic of their practices.
More information in an article from the Province:
check out saveoursalmon.ca to get the facts.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Action Needed: Rally For Wild Fish In Salem Tomorrow
Tomorrow is a big day for wild salmon and steelhead in Oregon. For the first time ever State legislators will hold a hearing on the impact of hatchery salmon, with testimony coming from leading biologists and economists on the subject. The hearing will give important visibility to an issue rarely debated in the public sphere and it is critical that we seize the opportunity. Not surprisingly there is a vocal minority of hatchery advocates who oppose the hearings and the conclusions they will logically draw. These members of the angling community insist, despite countless research publications to the contrary, that hatchery supplementation is the only way of achieving healthy wild populations of salmon and sustaining fisheries. This is patently false, and it is critical that wild fish advocates turn out en masse to show their support for the hearings.
Rob Russel, author and wild fish advocate is organizing a rally to be held starting at 8am tomorrow morning on the steps of the Capitol building in Salem. Please turn out if possible to show your support and help Rob and others spread the message: Wild is the Future!
Correction. Rob Russel is not an fishing guide. He is the Native Fish Society Nehalem River Steward, and a devoted wild fish advocate.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Hatcheries Taking Center Stage in the Oregon State Legislature
This week, for the first time ever, the Oregon Legislature will hold a hearing on the economic and ecological effects of hatcheries. Thanks in large part to the efforts of the Native Fish Society, hatchery policy is taking center stage in the debate around wild fish recovery in the State of Oregon. The hearing will take place at 8:30 AM on Wednesday January 18th at the Capitol building in Salem. Interested parties are encouraged to attend the hearing which will include testimony from experts such as former assistant director of ODFW and noted author Jim Lichatowich, Natural Resource Economist Dr. Hans Radtke, and Dr. Peter Paquet Senior Biologist and Wildlife director with the Northwest Power and Conservation Council.
For directions to the Capitol building click here.
and for those unable to attend, you can listed to the hearing live by following this link.
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Labels: Fish Hatchery, Native Fish Society, oregon
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Documentary Film SPOIL on Enbridge Pipeline
Check out this amazing documentary film, SPOIL focused on the coastal ecosystem of British Columbia's Central Coast and the threat posed by the Enbridge Pipeline. Hearings are underway in Kitimat and Terrace to hear public testimony on the pipeline plan, however the proposal has the support of the Prime Minister Stephen Harper leading many the conclude that despite a strong unified opposition to the plan it will go through.
Submit your comments on the proposed Enbridge Pipeline today!
Submit your comments on the proposed Enbridge Pipeline today!
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Labels: Documentary Film, Enrbidge Pipeline
Friday, January 13, 2012
Dammed if We Don't
An eloquent and well thought out essay from Patagonia founder and long time Wild Salmon lover Yvon Chouinard on the need to turn the tide of dam building. He points out that while US dam building movement has lost some of its steam, we're still a long way from undoing the harm done by dams in this country, and globally, the short sighted endeavor of impounding rivers is still going at full tilt.
The four Lower Snake Dams remain as the greatest impediments to wild salmon recovery in the Columbia Basin, but every passing year is a wasted opportunity, a missed chance to get a step ahead of the climate change and all the other stressors which threaten our wild fish.
Read Yvon's essay at the Patagonia website:
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Labels: Dam Building, Dam Removal, Patagonia, Snake River Dams
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Video: USGS Salmon Disease Research
check out this video from the USGS on their Western Fisheries Research Center in Seattle. The video includes an interview with Jim Winton chief of the fish health section at the center and includes some good quotes on the ongoing effort to identify and understand Infectious Salmon Anemia Virus and it's implications for wild salmon populations.
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Labels: ISAv, USGS, Western Fisheries Research Center
Monday, January 9, 2012
Hearings Underway on Enbridge Pipeline
Hearings on the controversial Enbridge Pipeline got underway in Kitimat last week with more than 2000 people signing up to submit testimony. The pipeline which would carry tar sands oil with the BC coast, would cross the Fraser, Skeena and several of its tributaries before being loaded onto oil tankers at Kitimat. The tankers would then carry oil through the treacherous Douglas Channel and along the pristine Central Coast of BC, one of the worlds largest tracts of undeveloped coastline and temperate rain forest. Opponents of the plan argue that the route posses an existential threat to the ecosystems which could be potentially impacted and that given the history of oil pipelines (including those owned by Enbridge who had 804 spills between 1999 and 2010) it is only a matter of time before a spill happens. Among the principle opponents to the pipeline are first nations groups who have unanimously opposed the pipeline because of the threat it poses to the health of the regions ecosystem, an ecosystem which still sustains them both literally and metaphorically.
Proponents of the pipeline including Prime Minister Stephen Harper have recently complained about an influx of money from international environmental groups who support the opposition's cause. However, they have had no complaints about the massive amount of lobbying money being poured into the discussion by multinational oil giants on the other side.
More information on the hearings from the globe and mail:
and from the Vancouver Sun:
Submit your own comments:
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Labels: Central Coast, Enbridge Pipeline, fraser, Hearings, Oil Spills, skeena
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Puget Sound Rivers Closing Early
For the third consecutive year WDFW has opted to close the rivers of Puget Sound early to protect wild steelhead. Traditionally the rivers of Puget Sound supported well loved sport fisheries for wild winter steelhead throughout the spring. However poor returns in recent years have pushed runs to all time lows, resulting in a 2007 listing under the Endangered Species Act and forcing WDFW to implement stringent restrictions on sport fisheries. Unfortunately, simply closing sports fishing will not bring back populations of wild steelhead, and more needs to be done to understand and address factors that have contributed to their decline. In the long term habitat destruction has eroded the productive capacity of our Puget Sound Rivers, but in recent years biologists believe poor marine survival is among the principle factors depressing wild steelhead abundance. More information in a press release from department.
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Labels: Fishing Closure, Puget Sound Steelhead, WDFW
Friday, January 6, 2012
Elwha Recovery Plan in Winter Fly Rod and Reel
Ted Williams, conservation writer for Fly Rod and Real has an excellent article on the Elwha in the latest edition of the magazine. Williams did his due diligence, interviewed people on all sides of the issue and produced a very revealing and honest, albeit depressing piece on the Elwha Fish Recovery plan and the threats it poses to wild fish in the basin. Check out the article at the Fly Rod and Reel website:
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Labels: elwha river, Fly Rod and Reel, hatcheries, Recovery
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Elwha Event at the Seattle REI
Next week American Rivers and American Whitewater are celebrating the removal of the Elwha Dams with an evening dedicated to the restoration and recovery of the Elwha River. Highlights of the evening include the premier of the film Year of the River by film maker Andy Maser, which highlights the Elwha Recovery, talks by biologists from the National Park Service and the US Geological Service and a Q&A session hosted by Seattle Time's environment reporter Lynda Mapes. The event is next Wednesday January 11th at the Seattle REI located at 222 Yale Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109. Hope to see you there!
Remember you can track the progress of the removal through a series of webcams at the Elwha Restoration Project website:
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Bill Seeks Expansion of Rogue River Wilderness
A pair of bills introduced earlier this fall are seeking to expand the amount of Wilderness along the Oregon coast by approximately 90 thousand acres. The first proposal would establish the Devil's Staircase wilderness on 30 thousand acres of land along Wasson Creek on the Central Oregon Coast while the second would add an additional 58 thousand acres of land to the Wild Rouge wilderness. The Rogue is home to both winter and summer steelhead, spring and fall chinook as well as coho salmon and is among the largest, most productive rivers in Oregon. Both bills are progressing through congress, and we will keep you updated on their progress.
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Labels: oregon coast, Rogue River, wilderness
Monday, January 2, 2012
Hanford Reach Home to More than 60,000 Wild Chinook
The resilience of salmon in the Columbia never ceases to amaze. After a century of dam building only 45 miles of free flowing Columbia River remains, protected within the Hanford Reach national monument in Eastern Washington. Concentrated within those 45 miles though is one of the largest spawning aggregations of wild chinook salmon in the world, a reminder of how productive the mainstem habitats of the free flowing Columbia River must have been. This year more than 60,000 chinook spawned in the Hanford Reach, and with flow management tailored to improve the survival of incubating eggs the future appears bright for wild salmon in the reach. More information in the Columbia Basin Bulletin:
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NBCUniversal's Esquire cabler named Dave Serwatka, veep of current programming, Jamie French veep of communications and talent relations and Marta Harmon veep of marketing as the newly-launched cable outlet moves to solidify staff.
The three execs hail from other parts of the parent company's cable units – Serwatka from Bravo and French and Harmon from the recently shuttered Style network. NBCU shut down Style to make way for Esquire, suggesting that the male-skewing cable network would prove more distinctive to viewers and advertisers when NBC already operated several female-skewing outlets, including Bravo and Oxygen.
Serwatka will oversee and guide Esquire's current programming division. He reports to Matt Hanna, head of original programming. Previously. Serwatka worked for nine years at Bravo, most recently as veep of current and cross-platform productions. Prior to Bravo, Serwatka worked as a producer, development executive and talent executive for various networks including Trio, Comedy Central, HBO's U.S. Comedy Arts Festival and HBO Downtown Productions.
French will manage Esquire Network program publicity and talent relations, reporting to Katherine Nelson, head of communications. French had been veep of communications at Style. Prior to Style, French served as a senior director for NBC Entertainment publicity.
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February 23, 2010 08:00 ET
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - February 23, 2010) - Where else but in San Francisco can the
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either Ren or Akira, the young female or male offspring of a wealthy
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Research evidence for oral health promotion in pregnancy and early childhood suggests building the competencies (skills, abilities, knowledge and values) of health and child care workers as a potentially effective approach to promoting the oral health of young children. To achieve this, some of the approaches taken by the HFHS initiative include: establishing networks and partnerships, testing interventions, providing training and education packages,and development of policies and resources.
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Let's set the scene: You're in a city far from home, you've been keeping a crazy-busy schedule, and you're feeling pretty burned-out on hotel and airport food. What's a weary traveler to do? Find a kick-ass bakery, of course, and linger with a mocha over the best breakfast you've had in weeks.
That's how we discovered Les Madeleines, a terrific little French-style bakery in downtown Salt Lake City. Owner Romina Rasmussen, who has worked at top restaurants such as Mesa Grill and New York City and Azul in Miami, opened Les Madeleines in Salt Lake in 2003, and quickly put herself on the gourmet map by being one of the first to offer high-end, made from scratch with the finest ingredients cupcakes and macaroons.
She's been named the Best Pastry Chef by Salt Lake Magazine, and her kouign-amann—a Breton-style, baked puff-pastry-like cake that features layers of butter and sugar folded into the dough, plus a delightful crust of caramelized sugar on the outside—has become the stuff of legends, making it onto the pages of O and Food & Wine, with a stop on the Food Network's The Best Thing I Ever Ate. So what's not to love about a bakery founded by a French Culinary Institute-trained chef whose mission is to sell "extraneous calories" through rich, traditionally crafted, flavor-filled snacks?
Not a durn thing, as it turns out. The menu and pastry case at Les Madeleines are stocked daily with standbys like croissant breakfast sandwiches with ham and cheese, scones, sweet brioche, monkey bread, a wide variety of cookies (from linzer to New York black-and-whites), and buttery-flaky pain au chocolat. But if you have a little time to spare, you'll be rewarded with more creative breakfasts, like delicate crepes with house-made jam, French toast soaked in an orange–Grand Marnier custard, and beignets dusted with powdered sugar. You read that correctly: we found airy, crispy-on-the-outside, pillowy-on-the inside beignets—with a spicy twist of cardamom—outside of New Orleans, and they were awesome.
Les Madeleines also offers sandwiches and salads for lunch, but let's be real: the sweets are what would keep us coming back. But if you don't live in the Salt Lake City area, no worries: Les Madeleines sells some of their signature deliciousness online, and will happily ship straight to your door.
In case you need more reasons to love Chef Romina, here are three: she volunteers at animal sanctuaries (and even has a couple of rescue pets!), she's an avid traveler who finds inspiration far and wide, and she's a supporter of both the slow food movement and her local food scene. And did we mention that she also teaches, both in local classes and in online videos? Grab your apron; we'll meet you in the kitchen.


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Brad Freeman (aka "B Free") has a named tailored for B-97 & B-93. He's got that whole "B" thing going on and almost makes one think it's not his real name. (It really is).
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Cosmetics company is sitting pretty
Just as she's taken a step-by-step approach to applying her signature powders, primers and pencils, makeup artist turned entrepreneur Laura Geller has created a growing cosmetics empire.
—Cara S. Trager
Ms. Geller's foray into the cosmetics industry began modestly enough—when she was an employee at a makeup center frequented by Broadway performers. In addition, she moonlighted as a freelance makeup artist for television, enhancing the features and concealing the flaws of such luminaries as Audrey Hepburn and Charlton Heston.
With her access to an upscale clientele, Ms. Geller also scored a hefty roster of private clients, which led her to give up her day job and start her own business. She operated from her kitchen and clients' homes as she ventured into selling private-label cosmetics.
In 1988, after two years of running a home-based business, Ms. Geller decided to set up a makeup concession in a Madison Avenue salon. Her success, though, spurred the salon to send Ms. Geller packing in order to try its own hand at selling cosmetics in the shop.
Another concession followed on the West Side—much to the chagrin of her mostly East Side clientele—and in 1993, Ms. Geller kicked her business up another notch, leasing a 750-square-foot store on Lexington Avenue. With funds from family and friends, including gossip columnist and longtime client Cindy Adams, Ms. Geller invested $75,000 in renovating it.
Two years later, she took over the next-door space, expanding Laura Geller Makeup Studio to 1,250 square feet.
There were stumbles. Relying on a freelance bookkeeper to maintain the ledgers and pay the taxes, Ms. Geller focused on her core strengths, the business's growth and creativity—only to discover in 1996 that the company owed $50,000 in tax penalties, in addition to overdue payments. Worse, the bookkeeper had skipped town. Upon hearing her tax travails, Ms. Adams sent Ms. Geller to her accountant.
"It took years to clean it up, but I paid everything," said Ms. Geller. "I learned that I need to mind what's going on behind the scenes."
A year later, the trajectory of her company took a far more positive turn. At a business gathering, Ms. Geller met an executive with QVC, the home-shopping retailer who, impressed with Ms. Geller's affability, invited her to headquarters to demonstrate her tools of the trade. Ms. Geller left QVC with an order for 750 makeup kits.
"I called my mother and told her that I needed her friends for wrapping and that I would feed them," she said.
With her vivaciousness more than compensating for her lack of media experience, Ms. Geller connected easily with viewers. In five minutes, she sold all 750 sets at $35 each.
Today, as the president and CEO of Laura Geller Makeup Inc., she not only touts her wares on television, logging 55 hours a year in airtime, but reaches out to customers via her blog, Twitter and Facebook.
"With Laura, what you see is what you get," said Claudia Lucas, QVC's director of beauty merchandising. "She's very real and always looking to learn from her customers. [She's] looking at all her product ratings and reviews to see what they want."
Her proprietary cosmetics—which she develops with R&D labs connected to contract manufacturers—are now sold on QVC in the U.S., the U.K., Germany and Italy, as well as through the Internet, at Macy's and Ulta stores, and from her Lexington Avenue shop.
The profitable 35-employee firm experienced a 24% jump in revenues, to $31.5 million, last year, from $25.3 million in 2010. By the end of this year, Laura Geller Makeup is slated to hit the $36 million mark. The firm's prices range from $8 for a lipstick smudge sponge to $63.50 for a kit with mascara, eyeliner and eye shadow.
Ms. Geller seems unchanged by success. Three years ago, she hesitantly moved her corporate offices from a shared headquarters facility to its current location, a 6,660-square-foot space in midtown."Now it's filled with cubicles, and we're running out of space," she said.


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So you've finally made a decision. You're going to stay in Fargo-Moorhead for the summer. If this is the first time you're living on your own, it's a huge step, so congrats! But now comes the next one: finding an internship.
Fargo-Moorhead is full of great companies, startups, and nonprofits that offer awesome internship programs. If you're not sure where to start looking, here's my list of the top five places to intern in Fargo-Moorhead:
1. Onsharp
Now I might be a bit biased because I am an Onsharp intern, but in my opinion Onsharp is one of the best places to intern in town. Not only are you working alongside great professionals, you're able to work and collaborate to create different projects both internally and for clients. Yes, FOR CLIENTS! They offer two different internships throughout the academic year: digital marketing and development, so if you think you might be a good fit I highly suggest sending in an application.
2. Intelligent InSites
Intelligent InSites is a young, growing healthcare technology company working to improve life by transforming the patient experience. I've known at least six different students who have worked at Intelligent InSites and have really enjoyed their time there. They offer a variety of internships from construction project managers to talent interns.
3. Kilbourne Group
The Kilbourne Group works to strengthen and revitalize the downtown Fargo area. Their work has been integral in creating the thriving downtown community we have today! Like Intelligent InSites, the Kilbourne Group has a variety of different intern positions for all types of majors. I highly suggest checking them out.
4. Emerging Prairie
Emerging Prairie is a local startup nonprofit that is helping turn Fargo-Moorhead into a strong and vibrant start up community. From weekly 1 Million Cups events to creating the popular Prairie Den co-working space, Emerging Prairie does a lot for the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the area. They also have a variety of internship positions open throughout the summer and the academic year.
5. DogIDs
One internship program that I can't forget to mention is with dogIDs, a local business that sells custom dog ID tags and personalized dog collars online. They have a variety of internships available with a great staff and a wealth of knowledge to share, but that's not even the best part. They have office dogs! That's right – while you're gaining valuable career experience you can be playing alongside a furry friend. It doesn't get much better than that!
These are just a few of the wide variety of internships offered throughout the entire Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo area. If you're looking for more behind-the-scenes access as to what it's like interning for some of these companies, head to fargointerns.com and check out our Instagram takeovers. To find more internships to apply for, check out Handshake or follow Fargo Interns on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
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West Sedona Rentals in Sedona, Arizona Adds U-Haul Portable Storage
Jan 30, 2013, 06:12 EST
SEDONA, Ariz., Jan. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Stacy Enenkel, owner of West Sedona Rentals, located at 2900 W SR 89A, recently added U-Haul portable storage to the motorcycle rental business he has been operating since 2011.
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Families needing the finest in moving services now will have increased convenience and a shorter distance to travel when moving, which not only will make their move easier but also will have the positive effect of reducing the amount of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere. U-Haul partnering with business owners across North America to increase convenience for customers while helping our environment is just one of the programs that support U-Haul Company's Corporate Sustainability initiatives.
West Sedona Rentals can now offer its customers U-box pods for moving and storage and supplies designed specifically for moving household furnishings, including moving vans, open trailers, closed trailers, furniture pads, appliance dollies, furniture dollies, tow dollies and auto transports. West Sedona Rentals also will offer sales items to protect their customers' belongings and make moving easier, such as heavy-duty boxes, which are made of up to 90 percent recycled content and are available in a variety of sizes.
"I'm continually surprised at what a great feeling you get when helping people move to new locations and new lives," Enenkel said. "We all dread the time of moving and the stress that comes with it. For many of our customers, it is already a lot to deal with...and now knowing I get the chance to make it a little smoother is wonderful! I am here helping our locals and our visitors to beautiful Sedona, Arizona, whether it is a motorcycle or U‑Haul rental equipment. It is not always easy to accommodate everybody's needs and wants, but we're here working hard to do so, because without our great customers we would not be what we are," Enenkel noted.
"U-Haul is proud to be partnering with a quality independent business such as West Sedona Rentals," exclaimed Jason Turcotte, president, U-Haul Company of Western Arizona. "Stacy is a great example of the type of successful business relationship U-Haul has established in order to build and maintain a strong network of more than 15,000 independent dealers across North America."
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To do something so inherently stupid, yet your friends choose not to alienate you from the group and resort to summing up the scenario with this comment.
"He bought the truck, then two days later ran it into a light pole and totalled it when he was drunk."
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To get caught doing something so stupid, that no other response can be given.
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