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The Gulf Coast Restoration Trust Fund, established by the RESTORE Act, will have five "pots" of money to restore and protect the natural resources, ecosystems, fisheries, marine and wildlife habitats, beaches, coastal wetlands, and economy of the Gulf Coast region.
The RESTORE Act funding will derive from civil fines or penalties under the Clean Water Act, and is separate and apart from other BP payouts and settlements related to criminal fines, early restoration for resource damages, and claims paid to individuals, businesses, and government entities.
Courtesy of Environmental Law Institute
Pot 1: The "Local Pot" or more formally, "The Direct Component" – Monroe County receives a portion
All Florida Gulf coastal counties will receive a portion of Pot 1, also known as the Equal-Share State Allocation or the Direct Component (35% of the RESTORE fund, 7% to each state). The 23 counties along the Gulf will each get a portion of these funds. The "oiled" counties will receive a greater share of these funds than the other counties. These funds can be used for restoration and protection of natural resources, mitigation of damage to fish and wildlife, and workforce development and job creation. Monroe County must prepare a Multi-Year Implementation Plan, and subsequent grant applications for each project it chooses to fund, before it will receive the funding.
Pot 2, The "Federal Pot" or more formally, "The Council-Selected Restoration Component" – Directed by the Gulf Restoration Council
Pot 2 (30%) is controlled by the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council. Projects to be considered for funding must be nominated by a governor of one of the five Gulf States or one of the six federal entities on the Council. These funds will focus on environmental projects with guidance from the Council's Comprehensive Plan.
Pot 3, The "State Pot" or more formally, the "Impact-Based State Allocation" – Directed by the Florida Gulf Consortium
Monroe County is a member of the intergovernmental group known as the Florida Gulf Coastal Counties Consortium. The Gulf Consortium will plan how to spend Florida's share of Pot 3 funds, the Oil Spill Impact-Based Allocation (30% of RESTORE funds). The proportion of Pot 3 coming to Florida is not yet known. Each state will receive at least 5% of Pot 3. Funds can be used on the same types of projects as for Pot 1.
Pots 4 and 5, NOAA Gulf Restoration Science Program and State Centers of Excellence
Pots 4 and 5 (2.5% each) will be used for research and monitoring. More information on the allocation and allowed uses of RESTORE funds can be found Here.
Status/Update Report:
This January 27, 2014 report by the Congressional Research Service is an excellent summary of the actions taken to date as a result of the Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill, and provides another good resource of information.
The passage of the "Resources and Ecosystems Sustainability, Tourist Opportunities, and Revived Economies of the Gulf Coast States Act of 2012" (RESTORE Act) provides opportunities for meaningful efforts to revitalize Gulf of Mexico waters and resources from the harmful effects of the Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill. The Act establishes a trust fund for which 80% of the Clean Water Act civil penalties assessed will be distributed to the states and their respective political jurisdictions with a coastline contiguous to the Gulf of Mexico. The civil penalty amount has not yet been settled.
In the State of Florida, these penalties can be used by the affected counties along the Gulf of Mexico, including Monroe County, for a wide range of projects under the following categories:
- Restoration and protection of natural resources, ecosystems, fisheries, marine and wildlife habitats, beaches, and coastal wetlands of the Gulf Coast region
- Mitigation of damage to fish, wildlife, and natural resources
- Implementation of a federally approved marine, coastal or comprehensive conservation management plan, including fisheries monitoring
- Workforce development and job creation
- Improvements to state parks in coastal areas affected by Deep Water Horizon spill
- Infrastructure projects benefiting economy or ecological resources, including ports
- Coastal flood protection and related infrastructure
- Planning assistance
- Promotion of tourism, including recreational fishing
- Promotion of consumption of seafood harvested from the Gulf Coast region
We will be posting more information and additional links as they develop. Please check back with us regularly.


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Home improvement series hosted by Peter Hooton of the Boston Globe. Series release date: 1976
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OLD HOME FIX-IT SERIES Talent: Peter Hotton (Boston Globe)
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- Chicago: "About The House; PLEASURES OF PLASTER BOARD," 08/05/1974, WGBH Media Library & Archives, accessed July 23, 2019, http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_4FD10BC375D545478FF7205F28949A92.
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A Brooklyn, N.Y., photographer, whose wife is battling breast cancer, is trying to keep her spirits up in a most amusing way: The Tutu Project in which he photographs his big hairy self against beautiful backdrops dressed solely in a pink tutu.
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Wilderness jetboating in Queenstown
Journey deep into the National Park by jetboat, walk the forests and explore the mythology. Dart River valley, Glenorchy, Queenstown.
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When my in-laws last visited us in Queenstown as a special treat I took them on the Dart River Wilderness trip. I chose it because I think Glenorchy is a neat spot and the drive along the lake to there is stunning. And the Wilderness trip offered great access to the wilderness of Mt Aspiring National Park without having to work very hard for it.
The bus ride along the lake our driver Rod was really chatty and in addition to telling us all the things he should about the lake and scenery also managed to have a good chat with my Father in law about making souvenir kiwis from possum skins!
Once in Glenorchy it was a quick toilet stop and then off up the valley in a small coach passing through farm scenery heading towards the forest and peaks. Rod was our driver again and had plenty to point out along the way. Many of the mountains have three names, a Māori one used as landmarks when coming up the valley to find Pounamu. A European one bestowed by surveyors, most often associated with the Greek gods. And a third more recent 'honorary' Middle Earth title bestowed by Peter Jackson where he has used them to portray either the Misty Mountains or specific peaks in one of his Lord of the Rings movies.
Reaching the base of the mountains you pass by Arcadia homestead. An oasis of Edwardian England in a scenic spot with a controversial story to boot. Then we stop and marvel at the campervan city that is the film crew of the Hobbit on location at Paradise. It will be interesting to see what view the finished film makes of this area once again.
From here Rod tip toes the bus out across the gravel riverbed and takes us up to an area of regenerating forest where he proves he is knowledgeable about native plants as well as movies and love triangles! With the red beech trees towering above us we can stroll at our leisure through what might have been a forest of ancient Gondwanaland. It's hard to imagine that this is largely unchanged for the past 80 million years! The mosses and ferns are of the most vivid green, standing out strongly where the partial sunlight reaches through the upper branches.
At this point we change, a jet boat pulls up and we pile in and say goodbye to Rod and head up the river with Simon. He certainly enjoys his job! Pulling the boat up onto the side of the river he has tales to tell, mainly about the early pounamu trail and the mountains. But mainly I think he enjoys the increasing mix of exhilaration and trepidation as the river gets smaller and tighter and more prone to have big rocks in the middle of it as he weaves his way further up into the park. And did I mention the bush closing right in and the BIG mountains that almost rise vertically out of the river!
It is a great journey and when we do turn around and swish back down all the way to Glenorchy it's been a very diverse trip. We had done a lot of things and gone to quite a few places that we couldn't have any other way.
The jet boating was great and certainly one of the longest trips I've ever been on. However the full value is in the journey into the wilderness of the National Park. It's a lot squeezed into a short space of time and for those without the time or inclination to head further from Queenstown a must do.
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We display the history of Mackenzie and area. From Summit Lake to Sifton Pass, we showcase the First Nations people, explorers, prospectors, trappers, and settlers that have left a footprint in our valley. We have a collection of original paintings by Marge McDougall of First Nations residents of Fort Grahame. We also have the World's Largest Tree Crusher.
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A beautiful 9 Hole championship length golf course with 18 sets of tees which adds variety and challenge to the back nine. This rare gem is bordered by the Fraser and the Coquihalla Rivers with majestic mountain views. Golf related facilities include our full service Pro Shop, putting green and practice range and Fairways Grill and Patio where Public is always welcome. Our Wedding Venue boasts a spectacular Riverside Ceremony site and a banquet hall with a panoramic view. Perfect for any wedding or special event you are thinking of planning!
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We beleive any company can offer "wine tours", but only a select few operators can leave their patrons with an aw inspiring experience. Our goal is to exceed your expectations by offering only luxury transportation, working with the best local vineyards/wineries, and by having well put together tours that make the most of your time.
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Development director encourages agritourism
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Marion County Economic Development Director Teresa Huffman has a map in her office. Not of Kansas, but of Oklahoma, and it's all about agritourism.
"It's all color coordinated. It's wonderful," she said. "Oklahoma gets agritourism."
Agritourism is an idea that has taken off across the Midwest. Agricultural businesses invite people to observe or help with their business operations for a fee.
Huffman would love to see a map like Oklahoma's for Kansas but believes there is a ways to go before the state can truly embrace agritourism.
"Things like wineries, pumpkin patches, birding, horseback riding, and dude or guest ranches all apply," Huffman said. "People love the authentic experience."
However, she is not getting the same vibe from area residents. Huffman said that when she holds classes on how to start agritourism, often people from other counties are the only ones to sign up.
"People are busy and don't want to take the classes," she said. "I understand. They don't want to work all day and then come into town at the end of the day."
Huffman believes some county operations would make prime agritourism locations—people like Ron Jirak and his vegetable and fruit growing operation outside Tampa.
"It's probably interesting," Jirak said. "I don't know if it has a purpose. It might raise awareness."
Jirak supplies fresh fruit and vegetables to Carlsons' and other area food stores, farmers' markets and several roadside stands. Right now, he said, there is nothing to really see or do, but in a few weeks when harvest starts, there would be.
Still Jirak doesn't see much benefit much from agritourism.
"I think the money brought into the county or farm would be minimal at best," he said.
Huffman believes differently.
"It would be a good way to subsidize operations," Huffman said. "City people want to get out and ride in a combine, and they will pay."
She said most people use liability as an excuse; few know that the state offers a no-liability clause to agriculture businesses as long as they post a special sign on their property. Signs render the operation liability free for anyone who is injured when practicing safe agriculture practices.
"The state has established a new committee aimed at promoting these types of operations," Huffman said. "They are getting ready to have several workshops across the state on the subject."
While Huffman says it would take some work for people to start up an agritourism operation, she believes many operations would benefit.
"We have places here with potential and it could be a good opportunity for them," she said. "The possibilities are endless. I hope in time Kansas will have a map better than Oklahoma's that will point all these places out."


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Poached egg over spinach and shitake mushrooms
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- Murasaki Shikibu said...
Hi Zoe,
Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment.
Poached egg with Shiitake and spinach sounds really healthy and sounds Japanese for some reason - but I think it's just the ingredients. ;)
- June 5, 2009 at 9:35 AM
Yes! This is where it's AT! You poach your egg so beautifully.
- June 5, 2009 at 9:52 AM
- Nutmeg Nanny said...
I love poached eggs on top of just about anything. Great pictures!
- June 5, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Karyn - (French Charming) said...
Happy Friday My Wonderful Blog Pal,
I haven't had breakfast yet and this post is making my stomach growl! That looks incredible, I have to give it a try.
Love everything you do and your photos are always so gorgeous. Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend!
- June 5, 2009 at 11:46 AM
- Leela said...
I crave breakfast for dinner all the time! :)
This is a perfectly cooked egg and it looks so beautiful. Good job, Zoe.
- June 5, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- Cori said...
That really is a beautifully poached egg. Poached eggs were not served in my house as a kid, but that trends start with my little ones (when and if I have them!).
- June 5, 2009 at 1:23 PM
- RecipeGirl said...
Love the simplicity of this! I'm happy to discover your delicious blog :)
- June 5, 2009 at 1:39 PM
- Sara said...
This looks delicious, and I love how healthy it is!
- June 5, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- My comfort food network said...
I love the simplicity of this dish. I love spinach and eggs but am not a big fan of mushrooms.
- June 5, 2009 at 4:42 PM
- goodfoodmatters said...
Hi Zoe, nice to meet you and thanks for visiting my blog. Breakfast for dinner is a firm favorite in this household, and poached farm eggs are so good on so many things.
Also, love your braised leeks in the toaster oven--simple, brilliant!
- June 5, 2009 at 4:46 PM
YUM-O combO. Nothing like a bit of yolk running over some delicious veggie.
- June 6, 2009 at 1:41 AM
- Jackie said...
oh wow the egg yolks is still creamy. Perfect!
- June 7, 2009 at 6:37 AM
- Rabbittrick said...
mmm... I'm gonna have to try this. I've been putting off making poached eggs for some time now. this looks like a good recipe to start with!
- June 8, 2009 at 12:00 AM
- Eva said...
Yum! I love having breakfast for dinner too :) And your poached egg looks very delicious. Will try this soon!
- June 15, 2009 at 7:09 PM
- Justin said...
what a cool photo!
- June 19, 2009 at 4:06 PM
- Noodlegirl said...
Oh my goodness I have no idea how on earth you found my little blog but thank you so stopping by I totally gaga over the food on yours!
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Mrs. Howk was born Dec. 9, 1943 in Fordyce, Ark. She moved to Mount Vernon in the winter of 1962. She worked at Carlton Manufacturing from May 29, 1990 to Jan. 1, 2010.
She died Thursday, Oct. 21. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lyle Wayne Howk, her parents, and nine brothers and sisters.
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RCI - Regional Cuisines of India is brainchild of Lakshmi of Veggie Cuisine and this month's feature is Andhra Festival Foods, and I the lucky one got to host it :-)
When I was a kid back home in India, I actually looked forward for the quarterly and half-yearly exams, not just because I loved taking tests, but the actual reason was that soon after quarterly, there were Dasara holidays and soon after half-yearly, there were Sankranthi Holidays. On the last day of tests, my sister and I would literally run home and pickup our packed bags and haste to my grandparents' village. We would meet our friends at village, some still very much native there, some like us are kids whose parents have migrated to nearby town.
Meeting friends, catching up on all current affairs and kiddie gossip in the village, pampered by grandparents, new dresses, lots of mouthwatering dishes, are worth the entire wait...
The pictures are still vivid in my memory... the Dasara processions, Sankranti Rangoli, Deepavali (Diwali) lights, Atla-thaddi swings are all very dear memories for me.
On this occasion of RCI event, I invite you all to post your memories and foods associated with Andhra Festivals.
Since I have started the event late, I hope to buy all of us some time. Here are the rules of participation:
- Write a post about Andhra Festival foods on your blog by July 15th.
- email me at email@example.com with RCI:Andhra Festival Foods in the subject and with the following details:
- Festival Name,
- Recipe Name,
- Blog Name,
- Permalink to the post
- Please mention RCI in your post.
See ya'all with nostalgic memories and delicious festival foods...


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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
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I have times where I feel the exact same way. Ironically enough, now that I do feel inspired I don't have time to because of finals...But give yourself time, and don't force yourself back into it. We'll all be patiently waiting for when you're ready!
Great photo choice for the graduation invite! You look fantastic! And Snoqualmie Falls look so magical!
- May 2, 2012 at 10:03 AM
- Elliespeaks said...
I felt EXACTLY the same for most of April. I just had to sit it out and not worry too much about not posting and not feel guilty about it. As soon as I stopped making it a 'to-do' I suddenly wanted to blog about things again!
- May 2, 2012 at 10:04 AM
- ShyScout said...
Such lovely photos!
I was in a funk as soon as I got back from my vacation. Blogging just seemed overwhelming and tiresome. After a mini break I sat down and though about what it is that I liked about blogging and where I wanted to go from there. It helps just sitting down and thinking about why you started in the first place...at least that was enough to get me excited again.
- May 2, 2012 at 11:10 AM
- bridget anne said...
oh, i'm sure you're just in a funk & you'll come out of it soon! in the mean time, all the food looks so yummy & you're making me miss the woods just a tad...though it doesn't take much to make me miss that splendid place. also, the announcement looks superb! xo.
- May 2, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- Amanda Raborn said...
Charity! Looks like you've been up to a lot lately... and fun/yummy stuff, at that!
It is TOTALLY normal to get in a blogging rut... I find them to actually be somewhat refreshing in reminding me that I do this for fun... and I'm real in my posts that when I don't feel like posting, I just don't. I think when it's not about that anymore, then you've lost all of the fun in it that you originally found...
My favorite thing to do when I get in a creative rut... Hit a sale rack, explore the city, google some DIY projects, buy a new lipstick, rearrange rooms in our house... anything to get the creative juices flowing again and inspire you to dress up and be creative!
Totally normal, and again... somewhat refreshing! Love the blog, so don't change a thing :)
It's an Easy Life
- May 2, 2012 at 6:19 PM
- Amanda Raborn said...
Ps. You picked my favorite photo for your grad announcement and it looks AWESOME!
- May 2, 2012 at 6:19 PM
- Jen Hammer said...
mexican food! i am so jealous. we have NO good mexican food here in AK. And I totally feel you on the lack of interest in blogging. For me it was cause blogging started to feel like a chore and something I NEEDED to do to keep up. Just do your thing and blog when you feel like it, not when you think you should!
- May 2, 2012 at 6:29 PM
- Caitie said...
all of those food pictures are making me extra hungry!! I want those tacos!
- May 3, 2012 at 9:03 AM


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Did you know that No. 17 was rebranded as Seventeen recently? The whole range has had a make over, I'd say making it more grown up and elegant looking than before, although, I am so used to how No. 17 looks in it's deep royal blue that it will be hard getting used to the new packaging!
I was sent some colours from their new Lip Lustre Lip gloss range. There are 10 shades in the collection, all super wearable.
The colours are called; Wild One, Talk that Talk, Stop and Stare, Hotting Up, The Lucky One, 3 Little Words, Kiss the Stars, Polished, Ice Maiden and Queen of Diamonds.
I have 2 – Ice Maiden and 3 Little Words
Packaging wise – the shape reminds me my beloved Chanel Aqualumieres (although these are, as you can imagine are lighter and not as luxurious).
What do I think of the rebranding? Hmmmm. If I am honest I think No. 17 had more personality – these are older looking and I guess more generic so could work across different ages groups (whereas I always though of No. 17 as quite a youthful brand). There's nothing sexy about this packaging though, it's just very inoffensive.
The applicator is a doe foot one – a bit hard (I like softer, fluffier brushes ideally) but they're ok:
Both of my colours are very wearable natural colours. Would I pick these out? No, because I have hundreds of glosses so for me to fork out I have to be inspired by them but I can imagine a huge amount of women who tend to err on the side of caution when it comes to cosmetics loving these.
Ice Maiden is a pale frosty pink which is quite nice, but lighter on the lips than when swatched. I can imagine this will look nice on ladies paler than me:
The texture of these glosses are medium – not thick, not thin, but somehow…lacking. I don't know if it's because the colours themselves need more dimension, whether that be from some added sparkle or shimmer, or just more pigment. 3 Little Words is a corally pink, once again highly wearable:
Hmm. I admit I never had a ton of No. 17 make up, but I do like the cheeky fun streak the old range had. I remember loving the disco shine lipsticks for example, and there were the odd gems in the glosses and blushers that I really liked.
From seeing this small selection I can see that 17 has grown up a lot, but this kind of feels like she's ditched her fun youthful days at Uni to go and work in admin at an Estate Agents. I hope with future launches, they add a bit more fun because there these days there's a lot of affordable fun ranges out there and it would be a shame if this became snore-tastic.
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