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Star Kay White Food Flavour Extract - 60ml Lavender
Star Kay White Food Flavour Extract - 60ml Lavender
Product number: 16323
Product Features
- Authentic fragrant lavender flavour
- Great for all your cooking and baking
- Highly concentrated – a little goes a long way
- All the flavour without all the hard work
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Product Features
- Authentic fragrant lavender flavour
- Great for all your cooking and baking
- Highly concentrated – a little goes a long way
- All the flavour without all the hard work
Star Kay White Food Flavour Extract - 60ml Lavender
No longer just for pot pourri and sock drawers, lavender has been enjoying a bit of a revival as a culinary ingredient in kitchens all over the world, but there's no need to spend hours picking, drying and grinding your own if you have this handy bottle of Pure Lavender Extract from Star Kay White. Blending beautifully with chocolate, peach or honey flavours in ice creams, sorbets, muffins and cakes, it will also add a lovely, fragrant note to your roast lamb or chicken if you're feeling brave enough to give it a go!
Usage Guide
- ½ Teaspoon: Subtle flavour
- 1 Teaspoon: Definite aroma
- 1½ Teaspoons: Strong flavour
Or follow the suggested quantity in the recipe you are using.
Gluten-free, kosher and Non-GMO Project Verified.
About Star Kay White Pure Extracts
Exclusive to Lakeland in the UK, Star Kay White high quality extracts are made with the finest essential oils to guarantee an authentic flavour, they're versatile and highly concentrated – lasting a long time – just a little makes a big difference to baking and cooking, which is why we chose them to be in our range.
These pure extracts and the Star Kay White expertise are relied upon by professional chefs and some of the biggest ice cream companies in the world and now you can use them in your frozen sorbets, ice creams and gelato, too – but don't forget to try them in cakes, pastries, drinks and marinades – and they're great in savoury dishes and stir-fries too.
Established in New York in 1890 by the Katzenstein family, and still run by the fourth and fifth generations of the family, Star Kay White are a dedicated family firm renowned for the purity and intensity of their extracts, essences and flavours, and pride themselves on creating unrivalled quality.
60ml., (99.8p per 100ml.)
- Suitable for vegetarians
- Suitable for vegans
- Gluten free
UK Mainland Standard Delivery 3-5 Working Days Express Delivery Next Day (if ordered before 7pm Monday to Friday. 2 days after 7pm including Weekends/Bank Holidays)* Sunday Express Delivery Sunday (if ordered between 6pm Friday and 6pm Saturday)* Click & Collect Available at Delivery Page BFPO & Foreign & Commonwealth Office Standard Delivery 3-5 Working Days* Eire (Ireland) Standard Delivery 7 Working Days* EU countries Standard Delivery 7-10 Working Days* Rest of the world Standard Delivery 7-10 Working Days*
* Some delivery services may not be available in your area, the delivery page will display the available delivery services during checkout.
We want you to enjoy shopping at Lakeland with complete confidence, which is why every single product you buy from us comes with a 3 year guarantee – just bring along your receipt or emailed order confirmation as proof of purchase. Plus all returns are free.
To do this, it would be really helpful if you could call one of our friendly Customer Services Advisors on 015394 88100 first, as there are occasions when it may not be necessary for you to be inconvenienced by sending a product back to us.
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Berkeley Police detectives have arrested three West Sacramento residents in connection with an interrupted burglary in the Berkeley hills in December during whichthieves ran over a local resident.
Authorities announced the arrests Tuesday night at a special session before the City Council related to the Berkeley Police Department's 2012 crime report. They provided additional detail Wednesday in a written statement.
According to the statement, a man walking his dog on Dec. 11 returned home to the 300 block of Senior Avenue around 3:15 p.m.
He "saw an unfamiliar car parked in the driveway of his house, occupied by a female sitting in the driver seat. At the same time, the resident heard noises coming from inside his house."
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2014 Macclesfield Half Marathon & 5k - Race Report
- Created on Monday, 29 September 2014 07:44
- Last Updated on Monday, 29 September 2014 18:03
- Written by Neil Gunn
The 2014 race took place on a beautiful, sunny and warm late summer's day on Sunday 28th September. There was a total of 685 finishers in the Half Marathon and 119 finishers in the 5K race. There was a real buzz and party atmosphere at the Macclesfield Athletics Track as hundreds of spectators gathered to watch the race and enjoy the sunshine. The positive feedback and smooth organisation is down to the hard work and dedication of over 130 volunteers from Macclesfield Harriers.
The winner of the Half Marathon was David Webb from Telford who cruised home in 1:10:23, over 6 minutes ahead of second placed runner Rob Downs from Wilmslow who broke the MV50 record that had stood since 2009. Rob now holds both the MV45 and MV50 records. Diane McVey won the ladies Race in a time of 1:23:14 and finished 10th overall.
There were three new records set in 2014; Rob Downs MV50, Grant Walker MV75 in 2:11:49 and Alexis Dinsmoor FV65 in 2:06:55.
The 5K race attracted 119 runners, many of whom were taking part in their first ever race after completing couch to 5K courses. The race was won by Ben Light from Buxton in a time of 17:39. Katie Lowery moving up an age category to FU17 broke her own record set last year and finished 2nd overall in a time of 18:17. The ladies race was a family affair with sisters Ellen and Juliet Downs finishing 2nd and 3rd and and Emily Lowery younger sister to Katie winning the FU15 category.
In the fun run there were 39 youngsters who completed the course to be awarded well-deserved medals.
All the profits from the race are donated to charities and the race committee hope to donate over £5,000 to the East Cheshire Hospice. The committee would like to thank main sponsor Simon Carves Engineering for their continued generous support of the Half Marathon and the support from Spire Regency and Paul Smith Dental.
CLICK HERE to see a few pictures from 'goody bag filling' and race day at the track
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Fifteen years ago, our family rescued a black lab pup from a humane society. Only six months old at the time, we took Bullet home and were excited to have a new addition to the family.
It didn't take longer than a day to fall in love with this dog. He was ready for anything!
He was always up for a run or a swim, and could keep up with any biker who challenged him to a race, even if a stick was tossed in the opposite direction to start out. He was speedy – even when his paws hit the linoleum. When the parents weren't around, we'd flick mini-marshmallows off the counter and watch him slide from one side of the kitchen to the other, trying to consume the marshmallows at the rate we were giving them. After eating the entire bag, we'd smother a dab of peanut butter on the tip his nose and laugh endlessly as he tried to lick it off.
All along, Bullet was a good sport. He was an awesome listener, too. We'd sit on top of his dog house and he would listen to me pout about my fifth grade Science homework. He was patient enough to endure my "dress up" parties, which resulted in him struggling to walk around in a bubble gum pink 80's-style prom dress.
Sometimes, as Bullet was clad in an evening gown, we'd bring out the golf balls. He had an infatuation with golf balls. He never got tired of chasing them around the basement, even though we would purposely toss them to ricochet off the floor and walls of our basement to test his reaction time, as if running around in a dress wasn't a big enough challenge for a dog. Still, he loved it and chewed a good collection of the golf balls down to the core in his spare time.
Fearful of thunderstorms and guns, Bullet was worthless to any hunter. Despite being gun shy, however, he loved tracking stuff down. He caught a rabbit that our family ended up nursing back to health and releasing back into the wild. He could sniff out a golf ball or tennis ball from a mile away, even if we hid it in the bushes or under the couch.
The dog did everything with gusto – especially when it came to eating. Sadly, we had previously named a dog Hoover, and while Kirby would have been a legitimate name, we had already named him?Bullet before we took note to his eating habits. Bullet cut eating time in half by skipping chewing and just swallowing. You'd toss him a mouthful and it was gone – no matter what it was. On one occasion, when I had left a tray of molasses cookies on the coffee table, I returned less than a minute later to discover an empty tray. ?He had consumed over 20 cookies in less than a minute. Talk about fast food!
Despite his terrible manners, he was a best friend to everyone in the family as well as a few of the neighbors. On the contrary, he scared any and all unknown visitors from leaving the safety of their vehicles until a family member came out and calmed him down. Sure, he was a little over protective, but it was obvious he desired to protect his family.
Bullet thoroughly enjoyed life until a few years ago. Sadly, after 16 years of a long, good life, he had slowed down quite a bit. He no longer would buck like a riled-up bull when he sensed he was going for a walk. He would still beg for food and try to sneak into the house, but he didn't get excited by much else – not even golf balls.
Our family has never known a dog to be such a sweetheart – so obedient and loyal. You really can't get much better than 'The Bull Dog.' It was a sad day, but last week, after knowing it was coming for over two years, our family made a tough decision. After all the years spent together in fun and happiness, the family favorite got put down. Now buried beneath a heart-shaped stone near our home, Bullet will be missed but never forgotten.
Shootin' the Wit is a weekly column about everyday life that should never, ever be taken too seriously.


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By Car
To plan a driving route to Cheddar, visit the AA Route Planner web site. Most people approach from Junction 22 of the M5, from where Cheddar Gorge and Caves are signposted (click for map).
Click here for the National Transport Direct journey planner.
Click here for A371 traffic reports.
Click here for national traffic updates.
Click here for roadworks information.
For taxi services visit the Business A-Z listing. Some taxi firms are also listed on the Taxi Register site, with QR code links you can scan with your phone camera.
By Rail
You first need to travel to Weston-Super-Mare (click here for train timetables). Thence proceed by bus 126 or taxi.
Cheddar's own station on the Yatton to Wells line did not survive the Beeching axe of 1963 but station buildings remain in the village and much of the old line is now a long distance footpath.
By Bus
The main bus service in Cheddar is the 126 from Weston-Super-Mare station to Wells bus station. For more bus timetable details visit www.firstgroup.com. There is also the Webberbus 26 which running between Weston and Wells, occasionally extended to Bridgwater.
Bus stop location and times of next buses from the village centre can be seen here (mobile friendly). For stops nearer Cheddar Woods holiday park click here.
There is also a comprehensive list of Somerset bus timetables provided by Somerset County Council (see diagram below for routes through Cheddar).
Our only other regular bus services are run by Bakers Dolphin Coaches; there is the 668 which goes to Wedmore and Street (for Clarks Village and adjacent to Glastonbury); the 619 from Badgworth via Axbridge, Cheddar, Wedmore and Mark to Bridgwater College; and the 620 between Bridgwater College, Wedmore, Cheddar, Winscombe and Langford.
By Air
Our nearest airport is Bristol International, 10 miles distant. No direct bus service. If dropping off or picking up air passengers please note parking charges apply.
Bristol Airport information
Airport Guide
Parkat Airport Parking Disabled & Reduced Mobility Guide
By Express Coach
Check the timetables for National Express coach services to Wells or Weston Super Mare where you can connect with the local buses.


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Clio Picture
I drew her while watching Legion. She's muse number 5! Clio is the muse of history and her symbol is a scroll. Since she's the muse of history I drew her in a classic ancient outfit and I wrote her name in ancient Greek. Each date in this picture is when something important happened in world history. Most are western dates, but there's some Asian. A part of the dates are the assignation of Julius Caesar (44BCE), the invention of the plane (1906 AD) and the begging of World War II (September 3rd 1939).Continue Reading: The Muses


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SHADY HILLS — The last time district rivals Bishop McLaughlin and Tampa Prep met, the Terrapins slipped away with a 5-4 victory at home. This time, however, Tampa Prep left no doubt who the better team was.
The Terrapins took advantage of five walks and notched 10 hits in a dominant 11-0 mercy-rule victory in five innings against the Hurricanes on Friday night in a Class 3A-District 7 matchup.
"The biggest thing was, our pitchers couldn't pitch off-speed tonight," Bishop McLaughlin coach Jeff Swymer said. "We were behind in counts, and when you're predictable to good-hitting teams, you see what they do. There was no doubt. (Tampa Prep) beat us."
With rain clouds looming in the distance, both teams were unsure if they would even be able to get the big district game played.
Tampa Prep (12-6, 6-0) rushed Bishop McLaughlin starter Franklin German out of the game, with the Hurricanes pitcher only going 31⁄3 innings.
Tampa Prep's big inning came in the top of the fourth, which they entered already ahead 5-0, and they scored six runs off three Bishop McLaughlin pitchers on five hits and two walks. Terrapins pitcher Sam Martin pitched a gem and kept Hurricanes batters off balance, holding Bishop McLaughlin (9-7, 3-3) to one hit and striking out two in a complete-game effort.
"I thought we came out really flat in the infield and outfield during pregame," Tampa Prep coach AJ Hendrix said. "We came out and really got things going after the second inning with some base hits. It's always nice when you're able to put a district opponent away early, and (Bishop McLaughlin) is a good baseball team."


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State Rep. Joaquin Castro, who did not finish reading his first book until his junior year in high school, has collected about 30,000 books in his third annual book drive to benefit San Antonio area youngsters.
The San Antonio Democrat has collected about 80,000 books since starting the drive three years ago.
Castro said he was inspired four years ago when he realized San Antonio's dismal literacy standing among the nation's 70 largest cities. San Antonio ranked near the bottom.
"I wanted to do this because when I got to college, I realized how important reading and writing are. Now, I read all the time," said Castro, a graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Law School.
An estimated 100 San Antonio schools have benefited from the book drives, he said: "It's getting more successful every year."
Castro wants to youngsters to spend more time reading and less time playing video games.


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I recently read Danielle Sullivan's coverage of the Australian bully being handled by the now famous would-be-victim Casey Heynes. Opinions and commentary abound on the Internet about the two main players, but I'd like to expose the minor players -- including a heroine of a girl at the end who thwarted a potential second attacker.
Before the first punch, as the pint-sized bully starts threatening Casey, notice two girls within arms length of the attacker. They watch the fight develop, taking it in, being entertained. Neither speak or act, simply holding their rubbernecked gaze as Casey's face is blasted by a cannonball of a fist. Unbothered by this sudden violence, the girls stand with folded arms as though they were looking at dresses. It's only when it looks like the fight might start taking up space that they decide to move away. Where did they go? Hopefully to tell a teacher, but more likely to a vantage point with less chance of blood spatter.
After Casey, single-handledly, takes care of the bully we see that another girl has appeared in the background (the arrow). Casey is clearly panicked, having just been forced in injure someone in a fight he didn't want. As the first bully struggles on the ground an accomplice takes his place.
Casey looks the second boy in the eye, doubt and fear evident in his face and body language. Thoughts probably flickering through his brain. "Will this next guy attack me too? Should I fight? I don't want to fight. Please let this end." Casey decides suddenly to disengage, turning his back, obviously wanting to end the incident. As Casey walks away it looks like the second boy has designs to continue the onslaught, and he might have gone for the blindside.
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That wonderful, brave, heroic girl steps in without hesitation to push the attacker away, giving Casey a chance leave the scene. I was so disappointed at seeing those first two girls that I missed the heroine when I first viewed it. The second time my heart was lifted by the courage of that last girl. She risked her safety, having seen a viscous attack, yet she made the move her conscience demanded. She cared for another human and she did what she had to do to save him. She made a difference. Huge high five to her; I hope that me and my boys do that every time.
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ISLANDIA, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- CA Technologies (NASDAQ: CA) announced its commitment to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 35 percent by 2020, from a 2006 baseline, in its new Sustainability Report released today titled "Moving Together." The report highlights the company's advances in sustainability over the past year, and profiles its commitment to people (employees and community), the planet and profit goals. The full report and summary can be downloaded here.
"We've made sustainability one of the core principles of the company, highly visible and encouraged throughout the enterprise," said Cynthia Curtis, chief sustainability officer, CA Technologies. "This is evidenced in our commitment to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which we intend to accomplish through a combination of increased use of renewable energy, efficiency gains in our facilities, and leveraging new and emerging technologies."
"We've seen increasing numbers of CA Technologies employees help define and implement sustainability solutions. Additionally, our own operations demonstrate that sustainability is just good business. By actively pursuing strategies that reduce energy use and waste, we also are cutting costs at CA Technologies offices around the world," said Phillip Harrington, executive vice president and chief administrative officer.
PEOPLE: The company increased internal and external stakeholder engagement, and increased its focus on diversity and inclusion, including a new emphasis on addressing the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) employees.
PLANET: The company introduced Green Teams — employee-led volunteer groups that educate and encourage environmentally friendly behaviors — which saw broad adoption across the globe. It also improved operational efficiency by eliminating 28,000 square feet of real estate and the associated energy consumption needed for cooling, power and other facilities costs. Additionally, by helping to lead the IT industry's shift from physical to virtual to cloud, the Company will enable companies to reduce carbon emissions while increasing efficiency and lowering costs.
PROFIT: The company leveraged sustainability opportunities that benefited the top and bottom line. CA ecoDesktop was recently introduced as a solution for PC power management to reduce energy use by end-point devices. This complements other Energy and Sustainability products from CA Technologies which help customers improve energy and environmental reporting, supply chain and program management, as well as increase data center efficiency through data center infrastructure management.
Highlights of the CA Technologies Sustainability Report included:
- Improved operations which resulted in a carbon footprint reduction of 25 percent since 2006;
- Utilized virtualization and cloud technologies in R&D Labs for improved use of energy and real estate, thereby eliminating 5,000 square feet of data center floor space, cutting greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 230 metric tons and saving 366 MWh;
- Distributed reusable mugs and cups to North American locations over the course of five months which prevented 517,420 styrofoam cups from going to landfills and lowered landfill waste by more than a ton;
- Leveraged its CA ecoSoftware solution to track, monitor and report on energy consumption, GHG emissions, waste and water;
- Eliminated nearly all product packaging and shipping. Now, the company reaches an 85 to 90 percent electronic distribution rate;
- Introduced a travel policy that encourages the use of hybrid vehicles, ride sharing and video conferencing;
- Constructed a new executive briefing center in Manhattan to LEED-CI requirements;
- Adopted a green lease policy with nearly 300,000 square feet of rented office space;
- Launched 16 Green Teams at locations that represent more than 50 percent of the employee base worldwide; and
- Received external assurance by KPMG of its GHG emissions.
CA Technologies community involvement and philanthropic programs are also featured in the report. CA Together, the company's global community affairs program, is driven by a core philanthropic focus of improving the lives of underserved children and communities around the world. The company's sustainability efforts contribute to enhancing the communities in which employees live and work. CA Technologies supports programs in the areas of education and technology, health and community, diversity and the environment.
The CA Technologies Sustainability Report is measured against the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) indicators and United Nations Global Compact principals, receiving an A+ rating.
About CA Technologies
CA Technologies (NASDAQ: CA) is an IT management software and solutions company with expertise across all IT environments – from mainframe and distributed, to virtual and cloud. CA Technologies manages and secures IT environments and enables customers to deliver more flexible IT services. CA Technologies innovative products and services provide the insight and control essential for IT organizations to power business agility. The majority of the Global Fortune 500 relies on CA Technologies to manage evolving IT ecosystems. For additional information, visit CA Technologies at www.ca.com.
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Shake up on key House committee
The two largest components of Homeland Security--Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the Coast Guard currently fall under the jurisdiction of the Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee. Under the new structure, the Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee will become the Homeland Security Subcommittee chaired by Rep. Hal Rogers (R-KY).
The new subcommittee will have funding authority over the TSA, Coast Guard, Customs, Secret Service, Federal Protective Service, First Responder programs, National Infrastructure Protection (currently under CJS), Animal Plant Inspection Service, National Communications System and Bio-Weapons Defense Center (currently under Defense), various energy and nuclear programs (currently under Energy and Water), Metro Medical Response, Office of Emergency Preparedness, National Stockpile, National Disaster Medical System (currently under Labor-HHS), and FEMA (currently under VA-HUD).
A new Subcommittee on Transportation and Treasury will fund non-homeland security related Department of Transporation accounts including the Federal Aviation Administration, Highways, Transit, Highway Safety, AMTRAK, National Transporation Safety Board, Washington Metro Area Transit Authority, MARAD (currently under CJS) and the Federal Maritime Commission (currently under CJS). The new subcommittee will be chaired by Rep. Ernest Istook (R-OK).
Istook's Committee will have an important role in deciding whether the vital Title XI shipbuilding mortgage guarantee program gets more in FY2004 than the derisory $4 million asked for by President Bush.
Meantime, we're still waiting to see at what level the program will be funded for FY2003! The Shipyard Chronicle says that The Senate Omnibus Appropriations Bill as passed on January 23, 2003 includes $32,852,000 for new Title XI loan guarantees in fiscal 2003. The bill also includes just over $4 million for program administration. The House Appropriations Committee did not act on the Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary Appropriations bill for fiscal 2003 leaving the Senate mark as the starting point for negotiations between House and Senate conferees charged with finalizing 2003 spending levels.


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Name: Henri Louveau
Nationality: France
Date of birth: January 25, 1910
Date of death: January 7, 1991
Louveau was born in the wealthy Paris suburb of Suresnes and was a bicycling champion in his twenties. He then turned to racing and competed in the late 1930s in the Liege-Rome-Liege race and in the Le Mans 24 Hours. When the war broke out Louveau joined the French army and served with a rifle regiment in Algeria. As soon as the war was over he went back to racing and won the Coupe de la Liberation in the Bois de Boulogne in September 1945 at the wheel of a Maserati 6CM. The following year he competed in the major French races and finished second to Raymond Sommer in the Grand Prix du Forez and fourth in the Coupe de la Resistance in a Maserati 4CL. He was runner-up later that summer to Jean-Pierre Wimille in Perpignan and was second to Tazio Nuvolari at Albi. He later began entering cars for Sommer and the two shared victory in the Circuit des Trois Villes, a race between Lille, Roubaix and Tourcoing. For the Valentino GP that autumn he rented a Scuderia Milan Maserati. The following year he raced for Delage, scoring a number of good placings in French national races, including third in Marseilles and finished sixth at the Italian GP and second in the non-championship French GP at Lyons.
He was back in a private Maserati in 1948 but by then the cars were no longer very competitive. In 1949 he took a Delage to a close second in the Le Mans 24 Hours and drove a 4.5-liter Talbot Lago in the 1950 Italian and 1951 Swiss Grands Prix. He crashed heavily into a lamp post in the second event, suffering leg and shoulder injuries and decided to retire from racing.
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Today is letter M – so I went with muffins. I love muffins. It's funny, because I have a Nutella recipe today and for the letter N. Are you confused about one of my favorite treats? Yes, Nutella.
I have been drooling over these muffins ever since I saw someone pin them on pinterest awhile back and when I was trying to think up a muffin recipe for letter M, I was thinking I would just make my own…
THEN I remembered the Nutella muffin recipe and I knew that was what I wanted to use.
They were really good.
Nutella Breakfast Muffins
- 2 eggs
- 2/3 c. oil
- 2/3 c. sugar
- 1 1/2 c. flour
- 1/2 tsp. baking powder
- 1/4 tsp. baking soda
- 2 tsp. vanilla
- 1 tsp. Vanilla Nut & Butter flavoring optional (I actually just used butter extract)
- 1 c. buttermilk
- 1 c. Nutella
- extra nutella warmed for drizzling.
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. In a large bowl or using your stand mixer, beat together the egg, oil, sugar, flour, baking powder, soda, and vanilla & butter flavorings until smooth.
Beat in the buttermilk, then spoon a small amount of the batter into the bottom of a muffin tin lined with cupcake wrappers. Spoon about a tablespoon of Nutella into the center of the muffin cup, then cover with a second spoonful of batter.
Bake for about 15-17 minutes, or until the muffins are a light golden colored and they spring back when touched with your finger. Remove from oven and allow to cool for about 10 minutes in the pan. Remove to wire rack and allow to cool to room temp. Drizzle warm Nutella across the top of each muffin. So yummy!
Previous A-Z Entries:
- A – Avocado Fries with Garlic Lime Chili Aioli
- B – Bacon Popcorn
- C – Chicken Kiev with a Twist
- D – Basil Dip
- E – Real Chocolate Eclair Cupcakes
- F – Melted Brie and Bacon on Grilled Flatbread
- G – Grilled Avocado and Egg Melt Sandwich
- H – Spicy Jack Bacon Jalapeno Hamburgers
- I – Italian Beef Risotto
- J – Easy Jalapeno Poppers
- K – Kiwi Tropical Smoothie
- L – Creamy Pesto Linguine with Shrimp
- M – Nutella Breakfast Muffins


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For a trio that share the same grade and the same sport, Juneau-Douglas High School varsity volleyball seniors Julie Heard, Karla Dunivin and Heather Dillon have traveled very different athletic paths to reach this point.
Heard is a varsity veteran, Dunivin has made a dedicated drive up through the ranks and Dillon is an eager newcomer to the Crimson Bear squad, which hosts its final home matches of the season today and Saturday against the Sitka Wolves.
The varsity squads will play at 8 p.m. each night, with junior varsity matches at 6 p.m. and C team matches at 4 p.m. Juneau's seniors will be honored at Saturday's varsity match.
"They definitely bring different things to the team," Juneau coach Sandi Wagner said of her three varsity seniors. "Julie brings experience from playing varsity for three years. Karla brings a powerful outside hit, a great serve and the idea that everyone's a big family. ... (And) Heather is the new athlete, wanting to learn everything. It's fun watching how things improve every single practice."
Heard has the most varsity experience of any player on the young Crimson Bear squad. She spent her freshman year on the JV team, with a few tastes of varsity action. Since her sophomore year, she's been a fixture on varsity.
"It's been interesting going through three different teams," Heard said. "It's been fun seeing this team come together."
Dunivin started out on the C team as a freshman, and worked her way up to get varsity playing time last season. She's been a rock on varsity this season, and said her experience at all the levels helps her when coaching younger players.
"I've been on the C team; I used to play with some of them," Dunivin said. "It's easier to teach them now."
Dillon had played high school basketball before this fall, but her volleyball experience was limited to middle-school and adult leagues. She said she had some apprehension about joining the squad, but said the players and coaches have been great at making her part of the team.
"They've been very welcoming, very fun, very easy to get along with," Dillon said.
Beyond the seniors' different backgrounds, this season's Crimson Bears have had to forge a unified varsity team out of many new sophomore and junior players. Heard and Dunivin were the only varsity returners this season, but the seniors said the mix of new faces has proven to be a good combination.
"We just adapted to each other," Heard said. "Our personalities work well."
"There's not a lot of bickering," Dillon said. "There is a great bond between everyone."
Heard said there's a good balance among the seniors, too; she's often the one who keeps the team on task during practice, while Dunivin keeps the mood upbeat as they go through drills.
"They're definitely the leaders," Wagner said. "There's no question that without them, we couldn't be anywhere near where we are."
It has been nearly a month since Juneau (9-5 in best-of-five matches, 6-0 in Region V-Class 4A) clinched the top seed for November's Region V-Class 4A tournament.
The rest of the postseason picture was finalized last weekend when the Wolves and the Ketchikan Kings split a pair of matches at Ketchikan. Kayhi won the season series with the Wolves 3-1, giving the Kings the second seed and Sitka the third seed for the region tourney, which will be held Nov. 6-8 in Petersburg.
With no postseason implications, this weekend's matches look to be a region tune-up for both teams.
"We're not a young team anymore," Heard said. "We're looking to work on specific things. Hopefully we'll get some good competition this weekend and take it another step up."
Wagner said the team will work on implementing a more dynamic offense, improving passing and keeping focused for the duration of a match.
In addition to the varsity players, other seniors playing for the Crimson Bears JV and C teams are Alix Curtain, Anadel Piol, Chelsea Miller, Christine Giefer, Donna Shelton, Ellen Story, Erin Kelly, Malissa Suson, Stephanie Mooney and Traci Ferguson.
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|Lingaraj Temple seen from neighbouring area
Sunday, March 17, 2013
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Fenton High School graduate and Ultimate Fighting Championship undercard sensation Myles "Fury" Jury has been to known to land a few kicks. Later this week, his arm will get the ultimate test.
Jury took to Twitter on Tuesday to announce he'll be tossing out the ceremonial first pitch at Thursday's Detroit Tigers-Kansas City Royals game at Detroit's Comerica Park April 3:
Excited to attend the Detroit @tigers game Thursday at 1pm and throw out the 1st pitch. If you're in MI, find a way to go! @JuryJJ @ufc
Jury, 25, lived in Flint as a child, attended Beecher Junior High and graduated from Fenton High School in 2006. He earned all-state honors in wrestling his senior year, winning a Metro League title, district championship and finishing fifth at states.
Since then, he's entered the world of mixed martial arts, where his hybrid wrestling style -- he calls it "Jury Jui Jitsu" -- that blends Jui-Jitsu and Muy Thai has earned him a 14-0 record in UFC. Jury's last fight, March 15, against veteran lightweight Diego Sanchez at UFC 171 in Dallas, resulted in a unanimous win for Jury.
Jury now lives in San Diego, Calif.
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Churches join together to build Habitat home
Published 2:30 pm, Thursday, October 6, 2011
Volunteers from Mid-Cities Community Church broke ground on a new home in Midland Saturday, marking the beginning of this year's Apostles Build for Midland County Habitat for Humanity.
Ten churches have pledged to help build the house at 310 S. Adams St., which will be Habitat's 110th in Midland County since its inception in 1988. Each church in the Apostles Build has reserved one or two weekends to work on the house, as well as pledged financial contributions to the project.
"It's really an incredible blessing for affordable housing in our community," said Alynda Best, the organization's executive director. "Not only do they change that person's life, but when that neighborhood is finished, it translates into a community."
Volunteers are scheduled to work almost every weekend leading up to Christmas, which is when Best said she hopes all the homes on that block will be finished and the neighborhood will be completed.
"I think a home of your own, especially as the holidays come up, just means a lot more," she said.
Volunteers from Mid-Cities helped stand the walls of the Apostles Build home Saturday. The church was allowed a maximum of 20 workers in the morning and another 20 in the afternoon. Though the church's staff has worked with Habitat before, it was the first time for the church as a whole to be involved with the organization.
"As a church we want to be involved in the community," said local missions pastor Andrew Strand. "This is a great way for people to actually be able to put their hands to work."
Christ Church Midland has been heavily involved with Apostles Build over the past few years, and will volunteer on two separate weekends in November. By caring for the poor, hungry and sick, the Rev. Jonathan Hartzer said, followers of Jesus are doing so for their savior himself.
"We are part of our community; we want to help physically and spiritually lift people up," said Hartzer, who is Christ Church's senior associate rector. "Our mission at our church is to know Christ and to make him known to others; we feel this is a great expression of that love and care for all sorts of needs."
Other churches to participate in building the house will be St. Luke's Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, Stonegate Fellowship, Trinity Presbyterian Church, Church of Latter Day Saints, St. Stephen's Catholic Church, First Baptist Church and Cotton Flat Baptist Church.
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Metro Briefing | New York: Hyde Park: School Official Admits Stabbing
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A school administrator admitted yesterday to stabbing himself in a high school bathroom and then blaming a student for it. The administrator, Clinton Knoll, pleaded guilty to falsely reporting the stabbing in Hyde Park town court, The Poughkeepsie Journal reported on its Web site. In exchange for his plea, Mr. Knoll, who resigned as assistant principal of Franklin D. Roosevelt High School, was promised that he would not have to serve time in jail. He was found in a boys' bathroom bleeding from a knife wound to the abdomen in November 2003. The police said he led them to believe he had been attacked by a student but later conceded that he might have inflicted the wounds himself.


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The first attempt on Mount Lhotse was by an international team in 1955. One member of the party was Erwin Schneider; during this expedition, he began work on the first of the series of high-quality "Schneider maps of the Everest region". The same Swiss party that made the second ascent of Everest in 1956 made the first ascent of Mount Lhotse from a camp just below the South Col.
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The south face is one of the most impressive walls in Himalayas. The first expedition from the south side was Yuogoslavian leading by A.Kunaver. They selected the left side of the wall but they manage to only get to 8100 meters. In 1985,1987 and 1989 three Polish expedition tried to climb the wall. The highest point they reach was 8300 meters. During the last expedition, Jerzy Kukuczka-the second person who climbed all 8000 meter peaks died during the attempt. Another expedition in 1989 lead by Reinhold Messner failed due to problems between members.
In 1990 Tomo Cesen said that he climbed the wall via Yugoslavian route. The climb caused much controversy because many climbers didn't believe that the wall, which was unclimbed by so many good climbers, was by climbed by single person. He later changed his mind claiming that he didn't reach the top but the summit ridge. However, public opinion is that he reached only about 7000 meters.
The south face was finally climbed in 1990 by Russian expedition few months after Cesen's climb. They describe the wall as impossible to be climbed by a single person.
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Two more jurors picked in Heath trial
Updated 10:54 pm, Wednesday, September 4, 2013
DANBURY -- Attorneys in the cold-case murder trial of former Newtown resident John Heath agreed on two more jurors Wednesday, and they hope to complete the process when they return to court on Thursday.
The additions, coupled with a decision by Superior Court Judge Robin Pavia to excuse a Bethel man who had been picked earlier, means that 12 regular jurors and four alternates have been seated so far.
Because of the anticipated length of the trial, a total of six alternates will be needed before testimony gets underway. Presentation of evidence by prosecutor Warren Murray and defense attorney Frank O'Reilly is scheduled to begin on Sept. 25, and is expected to last four to six weeks.
The excused juror asked to leave because his employer was concerned about him missing so much time from work, according to a letter he wrote to the judge last month. Pavia designated one of the previously chosen alternates to replace the man.
Heath, 70, is accused of the bludgeoning death of his 32-year-old wife, Elizabeth, at their Poverty Hollow Road home in 1984.
For years, the former commercial painter and Vietnam veteran told family members and friends that his wife, who he was in the process of divorcing, left home in the middle of the night, abandoning him and their young daughter.
But her body was found concealed beneath the floor of an apartment Heath built in a former dairy barn on the property, when the new owners began renovating it in 2010. Heath, who had since remarried, was charged with the murder by Newtown police last year.
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Scanlon Tours Kenyan Medical Outposts with CMMB Board
Colleen Scanlon, senior vice president of advocacy, toured sections of Kenya late last year in her role as secretary of the Board of Directors of the Catholic Medical Mission Board (CMMB), which has provided medical assistance and other aid to the impoverished African nation for more than a decade. A 30-minute videotape of the visit recently broadcast on Telecare, a Catholic television station based in Long Island, NY, is available for viewing.
The week-long visit by Scanlon, other board members and CMMB executive staff included tours of medical outposts in the city of Nairobi and two Catholic mission hospitals in a rural area of Kenya. A visit to clinics that serve the tens of thousands of Kenyans living in the slums of Nairobi was especially poignant for Scanlon.
The CMMB, established in 1912, is the leading U.S.-based Catholic charity focused exclusively on global health. It works in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, providing health and medical outreach programs around the globe. For more information, visit http://www.cmmb.org/.


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Today is the day.
LODESTAR, my shiny book baby now officially makes its way into the world. I can only give it one last hug before letting it go and wishing it well:
LODESTAR is now yours.
I hope you love it as much as I do.
The story won't always go the way you're expecting it to--and I have a feeling this one will make you shout at the pages and fling the book into the wall (or maybe kick it) and ugly-cry at least once (I know I did as I wrote it). But if it does, that means I'm doing my job right. (Just make sure you don't accidentally hit anyone when you throw it--this thing is heavy. You could hurt someone!)
And I hope the story also makes you laugh, and cheer for the characters, and keep racing through those pages until the very end (and yes, I fully expect you to immediately demand book 6--sorry, I'm writing as fast as I can!)
And LODESTAR isn't the only book I have releasing today. The NEVERSEEN paperback is also (finally) hitting shelves, so for those of you who've been oh-so-(im)patiently awaiting that format so you can read--or who just like to collect my books--THE WAIT IS OVER! Tinier, paper-covered NEVERSEEN is HERE!
Thank you for reading this series. If it weren't for you guys buying the books (or requesting them at your library), and telling your friends about them, and posting about them on your social media, and posting reviews on amazon and goodreads and Barnes and Noble, I would've had to cut the story short long ago. You made books 6 and 7 possible. Thank you thank you thank you!
Oh, and one small plea: PLEASE remember that not everyone will be able to read the book immediately. Some have to wait for their copies to ship, or for it to be their turn at the library, or for birthday gifts or holiday gifts--or all kinds of other reasons. So try to be respectful with where/if you post any spoilers. I have a strict No Spoilers policy on this website and all of my social media, so I'll be deleting any posted there that I see (and no, marking it *spoiler alert* first won't make it okay. Neither will "vague spoilers"). But I'll also be traveling for the next three weeks, so I won't be able to check in as often, so *please please please* save that kind of thing for your own groups and feeds.


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2013 NFL Free Agents: Predicting Landing Spots for NFL's Top 5 Free AgentsDecember 30, 2012
2013 NFL Free Agents: Predicting Landing Spots for NFL's Top 5 Free Agents
With all but 12 NFL franchises closing up shop for the season after today's games, more than half of the league will be starting the offseason before New Year's festivities commence on Monday night.
The NFL will have a ton of players hitting free agency this offseason in one of the more interesting climates in recent years. A stagnant salary cap means that a lot of NFL teams will be without a ton of cash to spend on new players.
In this new era of tight spending limits, here's a look at where the league's top five free agents might land when the chips fall.
5. Wes Welker, WR
Current Team: New England Patriots
Status: Unrestricted Free Agent
Welker, at 32 years old, just put together his second-consecutive (and fifth overall) season with over 100 catches and 1,000 receiving yards. He's a brilliant slot receiver that uses a shifty quickness and surprising speed to get past opponents.
Welker's age would normally preclude a big contract in free agency, but he's going to be among the top players available and among the most-sought after. His style of play suggests he could be effective for a long time still.
Potential Suitors
Miami Dolphins, Cleveland Browns, New York Jets, Carolina Panthers
Landing Spot
The Patriots aren't likely to dole out a big contract to Welker despite his role in their success over the years. They're much more comfortable giving the money to a younger player like Julian Edelman with a similar skill set.
The Dolphins had Welker before and could use a good possession receiver to pair with a potential draft target at the position. The Panthers could match up well too.
Expect Welker to sign with the Dolphins on what will end up being a bargain contract in the three-year range.
4. Jairus Byrd, S
Current Team: Buffalo Bills
Status: Unrestricted Free Agent
Byrd is a disruptive free safety that can take the ball away, cover the elite tight ends and receivers of the NFL and even return punts when needed. That dual threat ability is going to be a big reason he gets a large contract in free agency.
The best defensive player on the market, Byrd will draw interest from a ton of teams looking for a Pro Bowl-caliber player (he was snubbed this year) that creates turnovers.
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Buffalo Bills, Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts, Oakland Raiders, Green Bay Packers, Philadelphia Eagles
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The Bills have spent heavily on the defensive side of the ball recently and will likely work to retain Byrd as they continue to overhaul the unit. If they can't do that, the bidding will get serious.
Expect the Eagles and Packers to be involved, as both teams have been burned all year. In the end, he lands with the Eagles, who'll want to address their defensive woes before the draft where possible.
3. Joe Flacco, QB
Current Team: Baltimore Ravens
Status: Unrestricted Free Agent
Flacco has been struggling for years now to prove he's an elite passer, but he always seems to come up short in big games. He's led the Ravens to playoff appearances in all five seasons at the controls.
In 2012, Flacco had his best yardage total and lowest interception percentage of his career. Once again, however, the Ravens weren't good offensively in a lot of big games.
The playoffs will determine a lot about Flacco's value as a free agent, but he figures to be the best available in a very thin market.
Potential Suitors
Baltimore Ravens, Arizona Cardinals, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs
Landing Spot
Baltimore can make quick work of this with a franchise tag, but if the Ravens have another big failure in the playoffs, they may elect to go in a different direction at the position.
If they allow Flacco to hit the market, look for the Chiefs and Cardinals to show the most interest. Both teams are starved for a successful quarterback. Arizona will have Kevin Kolb coming off their books, as well.
In the end, Flacco ends up back in Baltimore on the franchise tag playing for an extension in 2014.
2. Ryan Clady, OT
Current Team: Denver Broncos
Status: Unrestricted Free Agent
Clady has started every game at left tackle for the Broncos since being taken 12th overall in the 2008 NFL draft. He's been excellent during that time and has been selected to two Pro Bowls, including this year's contest.
In a league where so many teams are seeking offensive line help, Clady is the best offensive lineman available and plays the most important position on the line (left tackle). He's in line for a big contract somewhere.
Potential Suitors
Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers
Landing Spot
Expect the Broncos to put forth every effort to retain Clady. They certainly do not want star quarterback Peyton Manning's blind side left unprotected.
If he doesn't end up in Denver again, Arizona will be out there trying to shore up the worst offensive line in the NFL.
In the end, he'll be back in Denver protecting Manning in 2013.
1. Victor Cruz, WR
Current Team: New York Giants
Status: Restricted Free Agent
Cruz came out of basically nowhere to become one of the NFL's best receiving threats. The restricted free agent had another big season in 2012 with over 80 receptions, almost 1,100 yards and 10 scores.
That will line Cruz up for a big payday in 2013, whether it be in New York with the Giants or another franchise that seeks a top receiving threat.
Potential Suitors
Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, New York Jets, Oakland Raiders, Carolina Panthers
Landing Spot
The Giants will certainly tender Cruz with the highest-possible tender, but he's the kind of talent a team might take a gamble on. If the Giants don't retain him, expect him to end up with the Dolphins or Panthers, who are the closest to contending with the biggest need at receiver.
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SCOTLAND'S bid for Under-17 Euro glory got off to the worst possible start as Scot Gemmill's babes slumped to a 2-0 defeat to Portugal in Gozo.
It was an afternoon to forget in the Maltese sun for Rangers keeper Robby McCrorie whose two blunders gift-wrapped Portugal the victory. Renato Sanches' 25-yard strike after 18 minutes and sub Luis Mata's goal were enough to send the 2003 champions to the top of Group B of the European Championships.
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LOVE. BETRAYAL. VENGEANCE. African-American Shakespeare Company continues its 19th season with MEDEA, Euripides' infamous Greek tragedy about a jilted wife exacting the ultimate revenge on a cheating husband. After a long series of trials and adventures, Greek hero Jason has abandoned his wife, Medea, and their two sons for the daughter of King Creon. Jason's abandonment of his family crushes Medea, driving her to override her maternal instincts and carry out an unimaginable quest for justice.
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As a theatre major in undergrad I read several of the ancient Greek tragedies. I understood the plays very well in their academic context – historical fictive narratives on the construction of a patriarchal Greek society – but it was their tribal markings that evoked my visceral response. Rich with song and dance, the voice of the community is what I heard in these plays: collected stories, shared history, heated debate, and invocation of gods. These plays changed my relationship to theatre and Euripides' Medea, in particular, unlocked my sense of theatricality (becoming the first full length play I would direct). That was over a decade ago, and here I am revisiting this big, messy, impossible classic with renewed vigor.
Perhaps it was the fact that I was a new mother at the time I first directed the play, but Medea's inconsolable grief permeated my psyche. I saw a play about postpartum depression, I saw Susan Smith, Andrea Evans. I wondered the big unanswerable question, "what would drive a mother to such horrible acts?". I still wonder that now. I'm still in the trenches with this play and would probably unearth something new and revelatory if I directed it again every decade of my life. Right now I understand grief differently than when I was 23. I understand parenting differently. Grief is unreasonable. Loneliness, isolation, alienation don't result in logical behavior. And truthfully, this play is less about parents and children, and more about neglect and punishment. It is a play about love. About sacrifice, betrayal, the importance of community, belonging, and the near impossibility of a human heart surviving unscathed.
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Friday will be Robin Roberts' last day on "Good Morning America" before she goes on medical leave to receive a bone-marrow transplant, the show confirmed via Twitter on Monday. Roberts also discussed her impending departure with co-anchors George Stephanopoulos and Lara Spencer.
"I can't imagine not getting up and being here," she said on the air. Roberts also told viewers that she'd check into the hospital on Tuesday but that it would be 10 more days before the transplant from her sister, Sally, would take place.
Before Roberts' departure, "Good Morning America" will highlight stories of other people afflicted by MDS, the rare blood disorder Roberts was diagnosed with in the spring.
The announcement was not a huge surprise to fans. Over the weekend, Roberts tweeted that she had left her dog K.J. in the care of some friends and had "cried like a baby."
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Rosie O'Donnell announced that she married her fiancée, Michelle Rounds, in a private ceremony in June, just days before Rounds had surgery to treat desmoid tumors. The 50-year-old TV personality also said Monday on her blog that she is selling original paintings on eBay to raise money for the Desmoid Tumor Research Foundation. A spokeswoman for O'Donnell confirmed the nuptials and fundraising efforts. Rounds was diagnosed with desmoid tumors in June. She and O'Donnell wed in New York on June 9, and Rounds underwent surgery June 14. Desmoid tumors, which can be fatal, occur rarely and can affect almost any area of the body. O'Donnell has had health issues of her own. She said Aug. 20 that she had recently suffered a heart attack.
116 CANDLES: Retired Georgia schoolteacher Besse Cooper, the world's oldest person, turned 116 on Sunday. The Walton County Tribune reported that a bridge near her home was named in her honor to mark the occasion. Cooper was born Aug. 26, 1896, in Sullivan, Tenn., and moved to Georgia in the 1920s. Asked about the secret to her longevity, she told Guinness World Records, "I mind my own business. And I don't eat junk food."
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Canadians like to think of their electricity generally being fairly clean. After all, some provinces such as Quebec, Manitoba and B.C. have systems that emit almost no greenhouse gases. It'll surprise some of you then that we found only one per cent of Canada's electricity comes from sources that are both low-impact and renewable.
Our report, Green Power Programs in Canada — 2007, researched and written for Environment Canada, found that despite green power nearly doubling from 2003 to 2007, most of our electricity still comes from polluting or high-impact sources.
While there are different opinions on what defines "green" power, generally it refers to electricity that has two characteristics: 1) It is produced from renewable sources and 2) Its production has low adverse impacts on the environment, human health and communities.
More than 60 per cent of Canada's electricity comes from large hydro systems, which tend to pass the first characteristic, but some of our historic development failed on the second — particularly with respect to First Nation communities.
Overall, Canada's electricity is much cleaner than the American system, which is dependent on coal for more than half of its electricity generation. However, electricity production was still responsible for more than 17 per cent of Canada's greenhouse gas emissions in 2007, as well as being a major source of poisonous sulphur dioxide and mercury released into our air. There remains a big opportunity for green power to clean up our electricity system, particularly in provinces that are still heavily reliant on coal.
While green power can provide environmental and economic benefits to individuals and communities, it often costs more in the short-term than many conventional power alternatives. Companies, utilities and governments that recognize the benefits of green power have developed policies and programs to offer, encourage or require green power. Environment Canada has contracted the tracking of the success of these programs in 2002, 2003 and 2007.
We are just publicly releasing the 2007 report and, although a lot has changed since then, there's still a lot to be learned from looking back.
Green power was growing quickly in 2007, and has continued to do so since the report was completed. By the end of 2007 more than 5.6 TWh of electricity were produced from low-impact, renewable energy sources, enough to power almost one million homes in Canada. One of the reasons for this has been a significant increase in provinces making commitments to green power and enacting policies to achieve them.
One key lesson we learned while doing this research is that while voluntary markets have been important in stimulating green power development in Canada, the trend has been toward more provincial regulation and policy. In fact, several of the voluntary green power programs in place in 2003 didn't exist in 2007.
Since this report was completed, even more provincial steps have been taken (most notably Ontario's Green Energy Act), and the Federal government's ecoENERGY for renewable power continued to play an important role in seeing green power continue to grow in Canada despite the global economic downturn.
However, three important issues that we identified in 2007 remain important today. Firstly, the federal government's production incentive will no longer be available in 2011. Secondly, it remains to be seen whether provinces and utilities will perceive their own targets and goals as maximums or as points from which to continue to build once they are met. Finally, some very significant decisions will be made in the near future in many provinces with respect to grid infrastructure and replacing retiring power plants.
Canadians like to think of their electricity as clean and green. Unfortunately, low-impact renewable sources still only represent a very small proportion of our electricity sources despite their continued growth. We look forward to the day when low-impact renewable sources outweigh our collective dependence on fossil fuels for electricity. As we found in our report, that day will only come when governments, utilities and individuals step forward to make it happen.


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Miore than a hundred people have been killed and many more injured after a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami that caused devastation in the south Pacific islands of Samoa and American Samoa. Guardian columnist Pamela Stephenson Connolly is there, and she describes the scene.
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[INDORE] Technical research and education in India is poor, and medical research does not match the country's needs, say experts.
Engineering colleges have a severe shortage of faculty staff, doctorates and post-graduates, said Palle Rama Rao, former secretary to India's Department of Science and Technology, speaking at the Indian Academy of Sciences' annual meeting in Indore, Madhya Pradesh this week (10-12 November).
Despite a five-fold increase in the number of engineering colleges in the past six years, high-quality colleges account for less than one per cent of them, said Rao.
India produces about 500,000 engineering graduates each year, but only 800 PhDs in engineering — a conversion rate of about one in 625. This is in sharp contrast to the United States, which has a conversion rate of about one in nine.
Even the much acclaimed Indian Institutes of Technology have recorded a much lower number of PhDs per faculty compared to advanced countries.
While new technologies such as information technology, biotechnology and nanotechnology are witnessing an influx of new courses, the older ones — in manufacturing, aviation and microelectronics — present a dismal picture, with no new courses or research centres, said Rao.
Indian medical research seems to be faring no better, according to Marthanda V. S. Valiathan, former director of Sree Chitra Tirunal Medical College and former president of the Indian Academy of Sciences.
Of the 20,000 medical research reports written in India from 1987 to 1994, only 58 were published in high impact journals, he said.
The top 10 fields of research did not include tropical medicine or respiratory diseases which rank high in India's national statistics on health, yet many papers dealt with heart disease and cancers, which are not the health ministry's priorities.
"There is a growing disparity between medical research and medical services in India," Valiathan said. "New tools from the west, and not societal needs, determine Indian medical research."
Unlike many developed countries where a single agency funds medical research, India has several agencies funding medical research. This causes overlaps, said Valiathan, especially in sub-cellular research.He added that that "there are too few players addressing the country's disease priorities" and there is a "desperate need" to address India's weak capacities in epidemiology.