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About ABH Services PLC ABH Services PLC is a health consultancy firm registered in Ethiopia in 2007. The company was founded by health professionals who have acquired extensive technical and programmatic experience in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of health and health related programs and projects at facility and community level while working with the government and international and national non-governmental organizations. As such, ABH strives to establish a center of excellence that integrates research (including surveys, surveillance, monitoring and evaluation) and capacity building (primarily focusing on short-term and long-term in-service training tailored to the needs of clients). To fully shoulder this vision, it has established strong partnerships with relevant institutions both locally and abroad.
ABH has a dedicated staff and panel of experts in various disciplines who are engaged in various capacity building, needs assessment, monitoring and evaluation activities. While the permanent staff serve as the operational arm of the organization, its panel of experts in education, biostatics, public health, epidemiology, nutrition, project development, monitoring and evaluation offers it a unique pool of multidisciplinary team to respond to the needs of its current and potential stakeholders. Since its establishment in Ethiopia in 2007 primarily as a research institution, ABH has expanded its scope of work to include development and organization of tailor-made and need- Based training programs. ABH has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Jimma University to collaborate in service provision in the area of trainings and researches.
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Jimma University is inviting potential applicants for the 5 th Intake General MBA and 4th Intake General MPH programs as well as for the newly introduced M.Sc. in Health Monitoring & Evaluation and M.A. in Public Relation & Corporate Communication fields to be offered at its ABH Campus in Addis Ababa. Interested and eligible applicants are invited to apply for admission by filling the...
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The pests are driven from a space by driving in large volumes of high concentration CO2. The Multi Gas Sampling Data Logger is used to establish the precise high level of CO2 as well as the depletion of oxygen in the space.
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More than 30 students from District 215, including 22 from TF South and 10 from TF North were recently named 2015-2016 State Scholars by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission. These students were among the top ten percent of students selected from high schools across the state.
Students are selected for the State Scholars program based on their grades, class rank, and test scores in the 95th percentile or higher on the ACT or SAT. Each student received congratulatory letters and certificates commemorating this honor. Although no monetary award is provided to selected students, this distinction gives them a competitive advantage when applying to colleges and universities.
Both TF North and TF South have provided test preparation courses and other supports to give students the resources they need to perform well on the ACT.
Superintendent Dr. Creg E. Williams was quite pleased at this announcement, noting the large number of recipients from District 215 selected for this award. Williams congratulated the students on this outstanding accomplishment remarking, "this award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of not only these exceptional students but also to their parents, families, and teachers that helped contribute to their success.
Students from TF North selected for this honor include: Cemara Adams, Tierra Brown, Ivan Cazarin, Melissa Garcia, Ariel Gonzalez, Brittnie Jackson, Jessica Johnson, Amanda Lopez, Sierra Rainey, and Mark Wallace III.
TF South's 'State Scholars' include the following: Asma'A Abdeljaber, Kristian Black, Christopher Botma, Joshua Burkeen, Kadedra Dobyne, Kaitlyn Dominiak, Rodrigo Estrada, Biridiana Gutierrez, Taylar Harris, Kyle Holben, Rebecca Huizenga, Johnathon Kopij, Briana Lilly, Ryan Lindell, Brianna Martin, Brandon Moore, Durdaana Osuagwu, Cody Petrich, Delores Robinson, Christopher Siegfried, Daniel Stellfox, and Jamir Williams.


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At the Supper Club Part III is a 2011 album release of recordings by the American singer Jo Stafford. The tracks are taken from her appearances on The Chesterfield Supper Club, the NBC variety program of the 1940s. The recordings on this compilation were made with Lloyd Shafer and His Orchestra, Paul Weston and His Orchestra, Helen Carroll and the Satisfiers, and The Starlighters. Martin Block is the Master Of Ceremonies.

Track listing
 All The Things You Are (Orchestral Introduction)
 It's Only A Paper Moon
 Come Back To Sorrento
 My Guys Come Back
 Tampico
 Give Me The Simple Life
 Thou Swell
 I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
 Catfish, Take A Look A That Worm
 Tumblin' Tumbleweeds
 Storybook Romance
 Ol' Man River
 When Your Lover Has Gone
 I May Be Wrong
 I Don't Know Enough About You
 You Always Hurt The One You Love
 Sometimes I'm Happy
 Love Is So Terrific
 Smoke Dreams
 'S Wonderful
 Poor Butterfly
 Girls Were Made To Take Care Of Boys
 Buttons And Bows
 The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down
 One Mornin'''
 Medley: Smoke Dreams/These Foolish Things Smoke Dreams Always True To You In My Fashion He's Gone Away Medley: Sleepy Time Down South/Memphis Blues Powder Your Face With Sunshine Smoke Dreams''

References

External links
At the Supper Club Part III at Worldrecords.com

Compilation albums published posthumously
Jo Stafford compilation albums
2011 compilation albums

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Die FDP.Die Liberalen Baselland ist eine politische Partei im Kanton Basel-Landschaft. Sie ist liberal und gehört der Schweizer Partei FDP.Die Liberalen an.

Der Vorgänger der FDP Baselland wurde 1905 unter dem Namen Jungfreisinnige Baselland gegründet. Die FDP Baselland ist die grösste Partei im Kanton Basel-Landschaft. Sie gliedert sich in zahlreiche Ortssektionen. Eine nahestehende Organisation ist die Jungpartei, die Jungfreisinnigen Baselland (Präsident: Lucio Sansano).

Parteileitung

 Parteipräsidentin a. i.: Saskia Schenker, Itingen (hat am 5. Dezember 2018 nach dem Rücktritt von Paul Hofer das Präsidium a. i. übernommen)
 Vizepräsident: Naomi Reichlin, Seltisberg
 Fraktionspräsident: Rolf Richterich, Laufen
 Finanzchef: Jörg Felix, Röschenz

weitere Mitglieder:
 Marianne Hollinger, Aesch
 Matthias Mundwiler, Bubendorf
 Orlando Meyer, Reinach
 Marc Schinzel, Binningen

Geschäftsstelle
 Geschäftsführerin: Gina Zehnder, Pratteln (seit dem 21. November 2018 gewählt)

Eidgenössischer Mandatsträger
 Nationalrätin: Daniela Schneeberger (seit 2011), Thürnen, Geschäftsleiterin Schneeberger Treuhand AG

Landräte
In den Wahlen von 2011 erreichte die FDP Baselland 13 Sitze im Landrat. Seit den Wahlen 2015 stellen die Freisinnigen 17 von 90 Sitzen im Landrat.

Regierungsräte
Monica Gschwind, Hölstein, war Regierungspräsidentin für 2018/2019 und amtet als Vorsteherin der Bildungs-, Kultur- und Sportdirektion. Sie ist Regierungsrätin seit 2015.
Dr. Sabine Pegoraro, Pfeffingen, ist Bau- und Umweltschutzdirektorin. Sie wurde am 30. April 2003 als Nachfolgerin von Andreas Koellreuter in den Regierungsrat gewählt und war zuerst Vorsteherin der Sicherheitsdirektion. Pegoraro präsidierte 2007/08 sowie 2012/2013 den Regierungsrat des Kantons Basel-Landschaft.

Ehemalige Regierungsräte
 Adrian Ballmer wurde in den Ersatzwahlen vom 16. April 2000 als Nachfolger von Hans Fünfschilling in den Regierungsrat gewählt. Er war Vorsteher der Finanz- und Kirchendirektion bis Ende 2013.

Weblinks
 FDP Baselland
 Baselbieter Post, Organ der FDP Baselland, seit 1950 (erscheint vierteljährlich)

Einzelnachweise

Liberale Partei
Partei (Kanton Basel-Landschaft)
FDP.Die Liberalen


Jones leapfrogged Harrison Barnes on our board, after his 28 point masterpiece against BYU last week.
Jones was all over the place, using his athleticism and size to cause massive matchup problems for the defense. He knocked down both of his three point attempts, looking more and more like viable option on the pick and pop game.
With a whirlwind of activity taking place over the past few weeks leading up to the Christmas day NBA season kickoff, it can be easy to lose track of even the major headlines around the association. Luckily for you, we've got you covered with ten of the biggest questions around the league and a prediction for how each storyline will conclude.
1. Where will Dwight Howard land?
Andre DrummondProjected No. 1 pick Andre Drummond broke out with a career night Sunday, posting 24 points, 8 rebounds and 5 blocks. Granted, the effort came against Holy Cross, which isn't exactly a basketball juggernaut.
Drummond's performance was noteworthy because he's quickly developing the confidence to be a dominant force on the college level.


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La viudita copetona (en Paraguay) (Knipolegus lophotes), también denominada viudita negra copetona o viudita negra de copete (en Uruguay), es una especie de ave paseriforme de la familia Tyrannidae perteneciente al género Knipolegus. Es nativa del este de América del Sur.

Distribución y hábitat

Se distribuye en el centro, sureste y sur de Brasil (del sur de Mato Grosso hacia el este hasta Tocantins y Espírito Santo, al sur hasta Río Grande del Sur) y este de Uruguay, localizadamente también en el este de Paraguay (Amambay).

Esta especie es considerada poco común en sus hábitats naturales: los pastizales abiertos y áreas arbustivas, hasta los 1400 m de altitud.

Sistemática

Descripción original
La especie K. lophotes fue descrita por primera vez por el ornitólogo alemán Friedrich Boie en 1828 bajo el mismo nombre científico; su localidad tipo es: «São Paulo, Brasil».

Etimología
El nombre genérico masculino «Knipolegus» se compone de las palabras del griego «knips, knipos» que significa 'insecto', y «legō» que significa 'agarrar', 'capturar'; y el nombre de la especie «lophotes», deriva del griego «lophōtos» que significa 'crestado'.

Taxonomía
Es monotípica.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Videos, fotos y sonidos de Knipolegus lophotes en eBird.
 Sonidos y mapa de distribución de Knipolegus lophotes en xeno-canto.
 Fotos y sonidos de  maria-preta-de-penacho Knipolegus lophotes en Wikiaves.

lophotes
Aves de América del Sur
Animales descritos en 1828
Taxones descritos por Friedrich Boie


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/ Headlines / World News / Petro-Dollar Death Watch: BREAKING Saudi And Russia ARMS & OIL DEALS
Petro-Dollar Death Watch: BREAKING Saudi And Russia ARMS & OIL DEALS
This is sure to be contentious. Reports coming in now that President Putin and King Salman just hammered another couple nails in the U.S. dollar coffin…
First this:
"@Silverfoxgranny: #SaudiArabia Saudi Arabia are nothing but mouth pieces, bullies, cowards. They have the money, but no guts"
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2014
So good to see the Saudi Arabia visit with the King and 50 countries already paying off. They said they would take a hard line on funding…
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 6, 2017
To this earlier today:
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted Saudi Arabia's King Salman for talks at the Kremlin on Thursday, cementing a relationship that is pivotal for world oil prices and could decide the outcome of the conflict in Syria.
King Salman, the first sitting Saudi monarch ever to visit Russia, led a delegation to Moscow that agreed joint investment deals worth several billion dollars, providing much-needed investment for a Russian economy battered by low oil prices and Western sanctions.
Saudi Arabia said it had signed a memorandum of understanding on the purchase from Russia of S-400 air defense systems. That marked a shift for the kingdom, which buys most of its military kit from the United States and Britain.
Among the deals was an agreement between Russian sovereign wealth fund RDIF and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund to invest up to $100 million in transport projects in Russia.
The two countries also signed a deal to set up a $1 billion joint investment fund.
Another memorandum of understanding was signed under which Russian petrochemicals firm Sibur would explore cooperation with Saudi Arabia.
RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev said his fund was interested in partnering with Saudi investors to acquire a minority stake in Russian oilfield services firm Eurasia Drilling.
Absent from the slew of deals was any agreement on Saudi Aramco taking a stake in an Arctic liquefied natural gas project run by Russia's Novatek.
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said earlier this month that Saudi officials were studying joint gas projects with Novatek. However, Aramco chief executive Amin Nasser said such a deal was not being discussed at this stage.
And then, coming from the WSJ:
So we are waiting to hear anything official from President Trump about this. Surely he has stuff to say. He has, after all, been all over the news like a hawk:
Why Isn't the Senate Intel Committee looking into the Fake News Networks in OUR country to see why so much of our news is just made up-FAKE!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 5, 2017
But just case he doesn't get to it today, please understand that everything is awesome!
Stock Market hits an ALL-TIME high! Unemployment lowest in 16 years! Business and manufacturing enthusiasm at highest level in decades!
Cue the simultaneous stock market crash, bond market crash, death of the petro-dollar, fiat currency crisis and hyperinflation?
probably nothing…
Tags: Arms Deal, Chinese gold backed yuan, death of the petro-dollar, Donald Trump, King Salman, Putin, Russia, Saudi Arabia, SD Exclusive, US dollar collapse


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Now that new players have started entering the industry, we've reached a point where doomsayers are predicting that cable companies could soon become the allegorical dinosaurs. The companies that have shaped and ruled the industry for so long may find themselves unprepared for the changes brewing in the landscape.


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David Tow's Take on the Future of Energy
Posted in Advanced Battery Technology, Biomimicry, Cap and Trade Policies, Carbon Emissions, Carbon Market, China, CO2 Emission, Coal Power Plant, Energy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Research, Extreme Weather, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gas, Hydrogen Electric Power, India, LNG, Marine Energy, Natural Gas, News, Ocean Energy, Renewable Energy, Rising Oceans, Solar Energy, Survival of Civlization, U.S., Wind Energy, tagged Advanced Battery Technology, Cap and Trade Policies, Carbon Emissions, Carbon Market, China, Coal-fired Power Plants, Energy Efficiency, Energy Research, Extreme Weather, Hydrogen Electric Power, India, Natural Gas, Nuclear Power, Renewable Energy, Rising Oceans, Smart Grid, Solar Energy, Survival of Civilization, Sustainable, U.S., Wind Energy on January 20, 2010| 1 Comment »
DAVID TOW, Future Planet, January 16, 2010
By 2015 India and China will both have outstripped the US in energy consumption by a large margin. Cap and Trade carbon markets will have been established by major developed economies, including India and China, as the most effective way to limit carbon emissions and encourage investment in renewable energy, reforestation projects etc.
There will have been a significant shift by consumers and industry to renewable energy technologies- around 25%, powered primarily by the new generation adaptive wind and solar energy mega-plants, combined with the rapid depletion of the most easily accessible oil fields. Coal and gas will continue to play a major role at around 60% useage, with clean coal and gas technologies still very expensive. Nuclear technology will remain static at 10% and hydro at 5%.
Most new vehicles and local transport systems will utilise advanced battery or hydrogen electric power technology, which will continue to improve energy density outputs.
Efficiency and recycling savings of the order of 30% on today's levels will be available from the application of smart adaptive technologies in power grids, communication, distribution and transport networks, manufacturing plants and consumer households. This will be particularly critical for the sustainability of cities across the planet. Cities will also play a critical role in not only supporting the energy needs of at least 60% of the planet's population through solar, wind, water and waste energy capture but will feed excess capacity to the major power grids, providing a constant re-balancing of energy supply across the world.
By 2025 a global Cap and Trade regime will be mandatory and operational worldwide. Current oil sources will be largely exhausted but the remaining new fields will be exploited in the Arctic, Antarctic and deep ocean locations. Renewable energy will account for 40% of useage, including baseload power generation. Solar and wind power will dominate in the form of huge desert solar and coastal and inland wind farms; but all alternate forms- wave, geothermal, secondary biomass, algael etc will begin to play a significant role.
Safer helium-cooled and fast breeder fourth generation modular nuclear power reactors will replace many of the older water-cooled and risk-prone plants, eventually accounting for around 15% of energy production; with significant advances in the storage of existing waste in stable ceramic materials.
By 2035 global warming will reach a critical threshold with energy useage tripling from levels in 2015, despite conservation and efficiency advances. Renewables will account for 60% of the world's power supply, nuclear 15% and fossils 25%. Technologies to convert CO2 to hydocarbon fuel together with more efficient recycling and sequestration, will allow coal and gas to continue to play a significant role.
By 2045-50 renewables will be at 75-80% levels, nuclear 12% and clean fossil fuels 10-15%. The first Hydrogen and Helium3 pilot fusion energy plants will be commissioned, with large-scale generators expected to come on stream in the latter part of the century, eventually reducing carbon emissions to close to zero.
However the above advances will still be insufficient to prevent the runaway effects of global warming. These long-term impacts will raise temperatures well beyond the additional two-three degrees centigrade critical limit.
Despite reduction in emissions by up to 85%, irreversible and chaotic feedback impacts on the global biosphere will be apparent. These will be triggered by massive releases of methane from permafrost and ocean deposits, fresh water flows from melting ice causing disruptions to ocean currents and weather patterns.
These will affect populations beyond the levels of ferocity of the recent Arctic freeze, causing chaos in the northern hemisphere and reaching into India and China and the droughts and heat waves of Africa, the Middle East and Australia.
The cycle of extreme weather events and rising oceans that threaten to destroy many major coastal cities will continue to increase, compounded by major loss of ecosystems, biodiversity and food capacity. This will force a major rethink of the management of energy and climate change as global catastrophe threatens.
Increasingly desperate measures will be canvassed and tested, including the design of major geo-engineering projects aimed at reducing the amount of sunlight reaching earth and reversal of the acidity of the oceans. These massive infrastructure projects would have potentially enormous ripple-on effects on all social, industrial and economic systems. They are eventually assessed to be largely ineffective, unpredictable and unsustainable.
As forecasts confirm that carbon levels in the atmosphere will remain high for the next 1,000 years, regardless of mitigating measures, priorities shift urgently to the need to minimise risk to life on a global scale, while protecting civilisation's core infrastructure, social, knowledge and cultural assets.
Preserving the surviving natural ecosystem environment and the critical infrastructure of the built environment, particularly the Internet and Web, will now be vital. The sustainability of human life on planet Earth, in the face of overwhelming catastrophe, will be dependent to a critical degree on the power of the intelligent Web 4.0, combining human and artificial intelligence to manage food, water, energy and human resources.
Only the enormous problem-solving capacity of this human-engineered entity, will be capable of ensuring the continuing survival of civilisation as we know it.
California Unveils Draft Cap and Trade Rules
Posted in Algae-Powered Jets, California, Cap and Trade Policies, Carbon Credits, Carbon Emissions, Carbon OffSets, Climate Change, CO2, News, U.S., Weatherization, Zero Emission Vehicle, tagged Air Resources Board, California, Cap and Trade Policies, Carbon Credits, Climate Change, CO2, Cutting Emissions, Green Building Code, Greenhouse Gas, Heating Fuel Suppliers, U.S., Zero Emission Vehicle on November 30, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Reuters, November 25, 2009
California released on Tuesday draft rules for its landmark greenhouse gas cap and trade plan that will be the most ambitious United States effort to use the market to address global warming.
State law requires California to cut its carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. Measures will range from clean vehicle and building rules to the cap and trade system that lets factories and power companies trade credits to emit gases that heat up the earth.
Federal rules under debate by Congress could eclipse and pre-empt regional plans, but California and other local governments see themselves as the vanguard of addressing climate change, especially in light of slow national action and setbacks for international talks scheduled in Copenhagen next month.
The draft shows California, seen as an environmental trend-setter, may take on even more than expected in its first round of cap and trade, which will start in 2012.
Gasoline and residential heating fuel suppliers could be included in the first cap and trade phase, which had been expected to focus on big pollution sources like power plants and refineries.
"California is the first out of the box," Mary Nichols, state Air Resources Board chair, told reporters on a conference call. The draft rules kick off a comment period that will lead to final regulation next fall.
A less comprehensive Northeastern United States regional trading system is already under way, focusing on carbon dioxide emissions by big emitters. California by contrast plans to include nearly every source of emissions to reach its goal.
California businesses regularly criticize the plan as going too far too fast – and costing too much. Whether the net effect of the plan will be a new green economy or disaster for overburdened businesses is still hotly debated.
Outsize attention
New estimates of plan costs, including suggestions on how much support to give industry, won't be available until an independent advisory group issues a report next year.
The draft avoids what may be the toughest issue – how much to rely on auctions of credits, which would require power companies and the like to buy permission to pollute. The emitters want allowances given to them, especially early on.
But Ms. Nichols said California had shown a strong preference for moving to auction as quickly as possible and that its 2006 global warming law provided clear guidance while politicians in the United States Congress were still raising support for a bill.
"Congress started this, you know, as a political exercise to see how many allowances you had to give out to which groups to get them to buy into the program. They didn't have a climate bill," she said.
"We know how many emissions we have to reduce. The question is how do we do it in a way that costs less," added Ms. Nichols, whose Air Resources Board was appointed by state law as the main regulator deciding on how to cut greenhouse gases.
The cost of a ton of carbon dioxide initially could be around $10, based on how other programs operated, she said. That is about half the current European price. The average American has carbon production of about 20 tons per year, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
The cap and trade system will account for only about a fifth of California reductions but it draws outside attention, in part because the state, with the largest United States economy and population, is part of the 11-member Western Climate Initiative, which includes American states and Canadian provinces.
China, too, will watch California's action, partly by virtue of the state's partnerships with Chinese provinces, said Derek Walker, climate change director of the Environmental Defense Fund California.
"In many ways this is similar to what you are hearing from international circles now. Everybody is coming to the table with their opening bets," he said. But unlike most, California has committed to cuts and now is working out the details.
Climate Change 'More Alarming Than Ever' Claim UK Groups
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BBC News, November 24, 2009
Three UK groups studying climate change have issued a strong statement about the dangers of failing to cut emissions of greenhouse gases across the world.
The Royal Society, Met Office, and Natural Environment Research Council (Nerc) say the science of climate change is more alarming than ever.
They say the 2007 UK floods, 2003 heatwave in Europe and recent droughts were consistent with emerging patterns.
Their comments came ahead of crunch UN climate talks in Copenhagen next month.
'Loss of wildlife'
In a statement calling for action to cut carbon emissions, institutions said evidence for "dangerous, long-term and potentially irreversible climate change" was growing.
Global carbon dioxide levels have continued to rise, Arctic summer ice cover was lower in 2007 and 2008 than in the previous few decades, and the last decade has been the warmest on average for 150 years.
The best thing we could do is to prepare for the worst. Build better flood defences in vulnerable areas Lee, Bracknell
Persistent drought in Australia and rising sea levels in the Maldives were further indicators of possible future patterns, they said.
They argue that without action there will be much larger changes in the coming decades, with the UK seeing higher food prices, ill health, more flooding and rising sea levels.
Known or probable damage across the world includes ocean acidification, loss of rainforests, degradation of ecosystems and desertification, they said.
In 2007, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned that the world faced more droughts, floods, loss of wildlife, rising seas and refugees.
But Professor Julia Slingo, chief scientist of the Met Office, Professor Alan Thorpe, Nerc's chief executive, and Lord Rees, president of the Royal Society, said cutting emissions could substantially limit the severity of climate change.
Copenhagen summit
Prof Slingo told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the importance of the statement was that "it emphasises that whilst global mean temperature changes may not sound very large, the regional consequences of those are very great indeed".
She said: "As the inter-governmental panel on climate change stated very clearly in 2007, without substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions we can likely, very likely, expect a world of increasing droughts, floods, species loss, rising seas [and] displaced human populations.
"What this statement says very clearly is that some of those things, whilst we can't directly attribute them at the moment to global warming, are beginning to happen."
American Progress Publishes Investment Plan for Low Carbon Economy
Posted in Cap and Trade Policies, Carbon Emissions, Clean Energy, Economic Issues, Electricity Generation, Energy Research, Funding, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gas, News, Renewable Energy, Smart Grid, U.S., US Energy Policy, tagged Cap and Trade Policies, Center for American Progress, Electricity Generation, Energy Funding, Funding, Greenhouse Gas Reduction, Low Carbon Economy, Reduce Carbon Emissions, Renewable Energy, Smart Grid, U.S., US Energy Policy on September 21, 2009| 1 Comment »
PODESTA, GORDON, HENDRICKS & GOLDSTEIN, Center for American Progress, September 21, 2009
With unemployment at 9.5%, and oil and energy price volatility driving businesses into the ground, we cannot afford to wait any longer. It is time for a legislative debate over a comprehensive clean energy investment plan. We need far more than cap and trade alone.
The United States is having the wrong public debate about global warming. We are asking important questions about pollution caps and timetables, carbon markets and allocations, but we have lost sight of our principal objective: building a robust and prosperous clean energy economy. This is a fundamentally affirmative agenda, rather than a restrictive one. Moving beyond pollution from fossil fuels will involve exciting work, new opportunities, new products and innovation, and stronger communities. Our current national discussion about constraints, limits, and the costs of transition misses the real excitement in this proposition. It is as if, on the cusp of an Internet and telecommunications revolution, debate centered only on the cost of fiber optic cable. We are missing the big picture here.
Let's be clear: Solving global warming means investment. Retooling the energy systems that fuel our economy will involve rebuilding our nation's infrastructure. We will create millions of middle-class jobs along the way, revitalize our manufacturing sector, increase American competitiveness, reduce our dependence on oil, and boost technological innovation. These investments in the foundation of our economy can also provide an opportunity for more broadly shared prosperity through better training, stronger local economies, and new career ladders into the middle class. Reducing greenhouse gas pollution is critical to solving global warming, but it is only one part of the work ahead. Building a robust economy that grows more vibrant as we move beyond the Carbon Age is the greater and more inspiring challenge.
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions to avert dangerous global warming is a moral challenge, but it is also an economic, national security, social, and environmental imperative. The "cap and trade" provisions, which will set limits on pollution and create a market for emissions reductions that will ultimately drive down the cost of renewable energy and fuel, represent a very important first step and a major component in the mix of policies that will help build the coming low-carbon economy. But limiting emissions and establishing a price on pollution is not the goal in itself, and we will fall short if that is all we set out to do. Rather, cap and trade is one key step to reach the broader goal of catalyzing the transformation to an efficient and sustainable low-carbon economy. With unemployment at 9.5%, and oil and energy price volatility driving businesses into the ground, we cannot afford to wait any longer. It is time for a legislative debate over a comprehensive clean energy investment plan. We need far more than cap and trade alone.
This is not just an exercise in rhetoric. Articulating and elevating a comprehensive plan to invest in clean energy systems and more efficient energy use will affect policy development and the politics surrounding legislation now moving through the Senate, as well as international negotiations underway around the globe. The current debate, which splits the issue into the two buckets of "cap and trade" and "complementary policies," has missed the comprehensive nature of the challenge and its solutions. It also emphasizes the challenge of pollution control instead of organizing policy for increased development, market growth, reinvestment in infrastructure, and job creation through the transition to a more prosperous, clean energy economy.
This paper lays out the framework for just such an investment-driven energy policy, the pieces of which work together to level the playing field for clean energy and drive a transformation of the economy. Importantly, many elements of this positive clean-energy investment framework are already codified within existing legislation such as the American Clean Energy and Security Act, passed by House of Representatives earlier this year. But with all the attention given to limiting carbon, too little attention has been placed on what will replace it. These critical pieces of America's clean energy strategy should be elevated in the policy agenda and political debate as we move forward into the Senate, and used to help move legislation forward that advances a proactive investment and economic revitalization strategy for the nation.
Renewable Energy Has Its Price
Posted in Carbon Emissions, Electricity Generation, Energy Footprint, Energy Research, Energy Sprawl, Renewable Energy, Research, Solar Energy, U.S., US Energy Policy, Viewscape Issues, Wind Energy, Wind Turbines, tagged Carbon Emissions, Energy Footprint, Energy Sprawl, Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy Impact, Solar Energy, U.S., US Energy Policy, Wind Energy, Wind Turbine Noise, Wind Turbines on July 31, 2009| Leave a Comment »
CATHY PROCTOR, Denver Business Journal, July 31, 2009
Wind farms and solar power plants may offer free fuel costs and no carbon-dioxide emissions, but don't assume there's universal support from environmentalists, according to industry observers.
"The world is changing," said Andrew Spielman, a partner at the Denver office of Hogan & Hartson LLC who works on renewable energy projects.
Spielman was part of a panel discussing issues in the renewable energy sector at the Colorado Oil & Gas Association's annual natural gas strategy conference. "There are more complexities with renewable projects," he said, "and it's no longer an assumption that the environmental community will approve and support renewable projects."
Among the larger considerations of renewable energy:
Big wind farms and solar power plants take up a lot of land. Whether it's for towering wind turbines or acres of solar panels, additional land is needed for construction areas and support services such as workers and storage yards.
Rural roads accustomed to a few cars and tractor traffic often need upgrades to handle heavy construction trucks and semis laden with towers, nacelles and turbine blades.
Often, the remote new wind farms and solar power plants need a new transmission line — with its own set of construction impacts — to get the renewable power to cities and towns, the panelists said.
For example, the Peetz Table Wind Farm in northeastern Colorado, owned by a subsidiary of big energy company FPL Group Inc. (NYSE: FPL) of Juno Beach, Fla., generates 400 megawatts of power from 267 wind turbines that sprawl across 80 square miles.
The wind farm, which started operating in 2007, also required the construction of a 78-mile transmission line to connect it to the grid and get power to the wind farm's sole client, Xcel Energy Inc.
It's called "energy sprawl," akin to the idea of "urban sprawl," said Tim Sullivan, panelist and acting state director for the Colorado Chapter of The Nature Conservancy.
"All energy has a footprint, and renewable energy has to be a concern for anyone concerned about land-based habitat," he said. "We need to treat renewables and oil and gas equally on their footprints."
That doesn't mean, Sullivan said, that every square inch of ground in Colorado should be off-limits to energy development. "We don't have to protect every inch of ground," he said.
"We can make trade-offs."
One area of land good for wind energy might be "traded" for another piece that's good for wetlands or grasslands where birds flourish, he said.
People who live near wind farms also are growing more aware of their impacts, Spielman said.
There's the height issue. A wind turbine can soar 400 feet from the base to the top of the blade, he said. That's about the height of the Tabor Center's office building.
Also, there are new "flicker" problems — stemming from light flashing off the rotating blades as they go around about once a second. Turbines also make a repetitive, low-key "vrroomp" noise as they rotate, he said.
State regulators are becoming more aware of the impacts from renewable and alternative energy projects, said Kate Fay, energy manager at the Colorado Department of Health & Environment.
"All energy projects have impacts," she said. "There is no free ride. The impacts from renewables may be small now, but there's not that many of them out there."
The Way to a New Energy Future
Posted in Atlantic Ocean, Carbon Emissions, Colorado, Congress, Dept. of the Interior, DOI, Electricity Generation, Energy Efficiency, Energy Research, Geothermal Energy, Green Collar Jobs, Greenhouse Gas, New Mexico, OCS, Offshore Energy Plan, Offshore Wind Energy, President Obama, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, U.S., US Energy Policy, Wind Energy, tagged Atlantic Ocean, Colorado, Dept. of the Interior, DOI, Electricity Generation, Geothermal Energy, Greenhouse Gas Reduction, New Mexico, Outer Continental Shelf, President Obama, Reduce Carbon Emissions, Renewable Energy, Secretary Ken Salazar, Solar Energy, U.S., U.S. Congress, US Energy Policy, Wind Energy on July 26, 2009| 1 Comment »
Ken Salazar, U.S. Secretary of the Interior, July 26, 2009
Just north of the Colorado-New Mexico border, in the sunny expanses of my native San Luis Valley, America's clean energy future is taking root.
Under President Obama's leadership, four tracts of land in southern Colorado and two dozen tracts across six Western states may soon be supplying American homes with clean, renewable electricity from the first large-scale solar power projects on our nation's public lands.
The 24 Solar Energy Study Areas that Interior is evaluating for environmentally appropriate solar energy development could generate nearly 100,000 megawatts of solar electricity, enough to power more than 29 million American homes.
The West's vast solar energy potential – along with wind, geothermal and other renewables – can power our economy with affordable energy, create thousands of new jobs and reduce the carbon emissions that are warming our planet.
As President Obama has said, we can remain the world's largest importer of oil or we can become the world's largest exporter of clean energy. The choice is clear, and the economic opportunities too great to miss. Will we rise to the challenge?
It is time that Washington step up to the plate, just as states like Colorado and local governments are already doing. Congress must pass strong and effective legislation that will steer our nation toward a clean energy economy that creates new jobs and improves our energy security.
We will not fully unleash the potential of the clean energy economy unless Congress puts an upper limit on the emissions of heat-trapping gases that are damaging our environment. Doing so will level the playing field for new technologies by allowing the market to put a price on carbon, and will trigger massive investment in renewable energy projects across the country.
We are also seeing the dangerous consequences of climate change: longer and hotter fire seasons, reduced snow packs, rising sea levels and declines of wildlife. Farmers, ranchers, municipalities and other water users in Colorado and across the West are facing the possibility of a grim future in which there is less water to go around.
But with comprehensive clean energy legislation from Congress, sound policies and wise management of our nation's lands and oceans, we can change the equation.
That is why I am changing how the federal government does business on the 20% of the nation's land mass and 1.75 billion acres of the Outer Continental Shelf that we oversee. We are now managing these lands not just for balanced oil, natural gas, and coal development, but also – for the first time ever – to allow environmentally responsible renewable energy projects that can help power President Obama's vision for our clean energy future.
American business is responding to these new opportunities. Companies are investing in wind farms off the Atlantic seacoast, solar facilities in the Southwest and geothermal energy projects throughout the West. We need comprehensive legislation that will create new jobs, promote investment in a new generation of energy technology, break our dependence on foreign oil, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Let us rise to the energy challenges of our time.
California AB 811 to Finance Local Renewable Energy?
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JEFF QUACKENBUSH, North Bay Business Journal, October 6, 2008
Santa Rosa – Sonoma County governments have aggressive goals and strategies for curbing gases blamed for climate change, and they now have a new tool for enticing owners of existing commercial and residential structures into reducing emissions via energy-efficient upgrades.
Several North Bay local governments have put in place green-building standards to encourage or require green building practices and materials on new construction. Green-building standards are gelling in St. Helena, Napa and Napa County.
Yet cutting emissions attributed to existing homes and commercial buildings has been one of the biggest challenges toward the goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Assembly Bill 811, signed in July, gives cities and counties authority to create benefit assessment districts in which property owners can decide to "finance" energy upgrades. Owners would enter a "loan" contract with a local government and pay it back via an item on their property-tax bills that would be passed from one owner to the next over 10 or 20 years. It would be senior to any other debt.
Sonoma County is one of the first governments statewide to pursue such districts.
Sustainable Napa County has been holding workshops with solar-energy vendors on innovative financing programs, and the group is in early talks with local lawmakers about implementing financing akin to the AB 811-like Berkeley First effort, according to program manager Sally Seymour.
Go Solar Marin early 2008 offered assistance for residential photovoltaic systems. The Marin Clean Energy community choice aggregation program for creating renewable-energy power stations and selling electricity to residents is in development.
Last September, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors opted to explore an AB 811 district. The concept will be tested with Sonoma County Water Agency efforts in the Airport Business Center business park near the Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport, along Eighth Street East near Sonoma and with homes around the community of Geyserville.
An Airport Green Business Community has formed to increase energy and water efficiency, and businesses representing about two-thirds of the business park's square footage are participating. The effort is seen as a model for such parks nationwide. Highly treated recycled wastewater from a water agency plant in the park would be used for heating and cooling buildings – saving businesses up to half on utility rates – and irrigating landscapes.
The water agency is exploring a similar use of recycled wastewater from its Sonoma Valley plant for wine-related industrial operations along Eighth Street East and potentially in the Geyserville area from a small treatment plant there.
One of the prime movers for the county's AB 811 and other greenhouse gas-fighting efforts is water agency General Manager Randy Poole. The water agency committed to offsetting all carbon dioxide emissions connected to its operations by 2015. "If this program is successful this could be an economic stimulus package not only for the county but also for the country," Mr. Poole said.
Sonoma County governments signed onto the Climate Action Campaign to cut emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases by 25% below 1990 levels by 2015, 10 years sooner than the state's goal under AB 32. Other municipalities in the county have expressed interest in joining the district, and airport-area businesses have too.
"We're hoping that interest converts into dollars," said county Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector Rod Dole.
County government is moving methodically toward implementing AB 811 because costs to the cash-cautious county could be considerable to get the program started. For example, the city of Palm Desert, an AB 811 leader, has put $2.5 million in city money toward lowering interest rates for property owners to 7% from 8 % the county is paying for the financing.
Mr. Dole thinks the county may not have to dip into its coffers for initial projects. One possible source is bank lines of credit to local government, through which a bank would buy a note, say, for $4 million to cover 100 $40,000 private solar projects.
Average funding per project in Palm Desert for replacement of pool pumps and air-conditioners was $40,000. Mr. Dole anticipates similar per-project averages locally.
Another source would be issuance of private-active bonds after enough proposed projects are amassed. Mr. Dole estimates that $10 million to $15 million in total projects would be enough to spur that effort. In either case, the county would have to offer property owners financing at interest rates, with a margin to cover financing and administrative costs, comparable to home-equity or construction loans, according to Mr. Dole.


"She was an awesome person who was here for the town in so many ways,'' Berman said.
She served as a Town Meeting member for 20 years, a member of the Reading Conservation Committee for 12 years and served on the Select Board for 18 - one of the longest serving members in recent history.
In 2015, Camille was honored by the Reading-North Reading Chamber of Commerce as their Outstanding Citizen of the Year.
At the March 13 Select Board meeting, former member Ben Tafoya described Anthony, his former colleague, described Anthony using words, including: "community, wisdom, a passion for making a difference, a voice of reason, gracious chair (man), determination and patience.
Tafoya said Anthony left her mark on the town with significant initiatives, including the development of the former town landfill into what is now Walkers' Brook Drive, The Downtown Development Project, Conversion of Reading's water supply to the MWRA, development of the Addison Wesley project and the defeat of the aggressive I-95/I-93 interchange proposal.
She also produced a cooking show with Jean Prado, sang with the Reading Community Singers and for a number of years ran the biggest auction fundraiser of the year for the Unitarian Universalist Church, he said.
"She was great at bringing people together at a human level,'' he said. Her obituary describes Anthony as loving the community of reading and being passionate about her family, friends, traveling, and her beloved dog, Caleb.
Anthony leaves behind her husband, Bill Anthony, her brother Bill Waterhouse, as well as her children Julia Benton, Jill McFadden (Carl), and Jessica Quirk (Sean). She was the proud grandmother to eight grandkids, and one great-granddaughter. Her family asked that in lieu of flowers people donate in Anthony's name to the MSPCA at Nevins Farm in Methuen.


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10 Must-See Movies at This Year's Tribeca Film Festival
In the 14 years since it was founded by Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, and Craig Hatkoff, the Tribeca Film Festival has gone from a neighborhood favorite to one of the East Coast's most expansive and impressive film festivals. Beginning with April 16's premiere of the Nas documentary Time is Illmatic, Tribeca will take over several cinemas throughout the city to present an impressive slate of narrative and documentary films (the 2014 slate, culled from over 6,000 submissions, includes 87 features from 32 countries). Your film editor was lucky enough to get an early peek at a handful of this year's movies, so here are a few that you'll want to seek out. And if you happen to be an American Express® Card Member, lucky you — individual presale tickets for these films, and the rest of the Tribeca slate, are on sale today exclusively to Card Members! The rest of you cinephiles can score tix starting on Monday, April 14.
Night Moves Co-writer/director Kelly Reichardt (Wendy and Lucy, Meek's Cutoff) brings her signature no-rush pacing and quietly observational style to this tale of three activists-turned-eco-terrorists (Jesse Eisenberg, Dakota Fanning, and Peter Sarsgaard) planning and executing the bombing of an Oregon dam. Reichart doesn't push and doesn't reach for effects; she triangulates the three well-established characters and tells the story with meticulous detail. It's tense, but not overbearing, and she doesn't make any judgments about these people — she merely shows us how it happens, and then what happens after. Bracing, powerful, and unpredictable. Reserve your tix now.
Venus In Fur An actress wanders into a theater, late for a rehearsal; the director is on the phone, complaining that all the actresses he's seen are twits. At first, she seems the same, but after pushing and prodding her way into a reading, she reveals herself to be (of course) a masterful performer—and perhaps more. What begins as an audition becomes a reading/performance/discussion, elegantly pivoting between the text and their argument (and mirroring) of it. Director Roman Polanski, adapting David Ives's play, puts several textual levels into the mix: the power plays between male and female, sensualist and intellectual, and most of all director and actor, delving deep into the seductive quality of the audition transaction. He even extends the meta-textual element to cast his wife Emmanuelle Seigner (excellent) as the actress, and allows Mathieu Amalric (also very good, as the director) to ape Polanski himself, in appearance, dress, and stature. It's witty, thought-provoking, and baroquely kinky — Polanski's best work in years. Reserve your tix now.
Bright Days Ahead Fanny Ardant is a revelation in this very French comedy/drama, as a striking 60-year-old whose stint at retiree social club results in an affair with a much younger instructor. Writer/director Marion Vernoux's style is tender, sexy, and sunnily evocative — of the initial thrill of illicit desire, the joy of a wine-soaked lunchtime flirtation, and the quiet tension of a marriage where the spouse knows what's going on, but doesn't want to. Ardant creates an indelible portrait of an unapologetic lover, savvy and wise, and her closely observed work gives focus to this lovely, light, likable picture. Reserve your tix now.
Traitors Chaimae Ben Acha is superb as Malika, lead singer of a punk band in Tangier desperate to hustle up some cash for a promising demo recording. She crosses paths with Samir (Mourade Zeguendi), a skeezy but persuasive drug dealer, who offers her a stack of cash to drive a heroin-filled car across the border — a seemingly easy mission, but one with dangerous repercussions that become frighteningly clear when it's too late to turn back. Writer/director Sean Gullette (star of Darren Aronofky's Pi) feeds off the band's punk energy in the early passages, while taking an unexpected turn into stranger waters later on. The tension is genuine and the script is smart, given an invaluable assist by Acha's considerable charisma and force. Reserve your tix now.
Beneath the Harvest Sky Writer/directors Aron Gaudet and Gita Pullapilly pack enough story for three movies into this moody coming-of-age drama, and some of the threads are familiar: two close friends, a good kid and a troublemaker; a sweet and tender seasonal romance; a teen pregnancy scare; absentee parents; even a drug-smuggling and wire-wearing subplot. But they've got a cast of terrific character actors at their disposal, as well as a finely tuned ear for dialogue and behavior. It's an unhurried picture, evocatively capturing the specific, aimless desperation of small-town teens. Reserve your tix now.
1971 In March of 1971, a group of antiwar protestors who dubbed themselves "The Citizen's Commission to Investigate the FBI" broke into the FBI field office in Media, Pennsylvania, and stole every file in it. Among them were detailed descriptions of the agency's surveillance and penetration into various "subversive" organizations; the most incendiary items were sent to media outlets, resulting in the first Congressional investigation of the FBI and a healthy shot of pre-Watergate government distrust among the populace. Director Johanna Hamilton adopts a Man on Wire approach to the material, framing it initially as a heist narrative (with well-made and carefully chosen reenactments) and then tracking the FBI's ultimately unsuccessful investigation. It's a gripping story, due for retelling in this post-Wikileaks, post-Snowden age, and the filmmaking is first-rate; it moves briskly while remaining detailed, thorough, and ruthlessly intelligent. Reserve your tix now.
Point and Shoot Expert documentarian Marshall Curry (Street Fight, Racing Dreams) helms this gripping portrait of Matt Vandyke, an OCD adrenaline junkie, raised on action movies and "Choose Your Own Adventure" books. After embarking on a "crash course in manhood" by taking a motorcycle journey through the Middle East and filming everything that happens, Vandyke impulsively leaves his comfortable life in Baltimore to join the Libyan rebels' fight against Gaddafi. He takes his video camera along again, but must decide whether he is an observer or participant first — "a filmmaker or a fighter," in his words. Yet that duality is invaluable in creating this thoughtful portrait of the true nature of war, which Curry drafts as a first-person narrative, filled with remarkable images and introspective questions. Reserve your tix now.
Art and Craft "Nothing's original under the sun — everything goes back to something," mutters Mark Landis in the opening sequence of this rich and fascinating documentary. He made a life of that principle; for decades, the soft-spoken, melancholy, schizophrenic art forger "donated" over 100 works of art to 46 museums in 20 states, sometimes disguised as a priest, occasionally in the name of his deceased mother or fictional sister. He was finally outed by the registrar of one of those museums, Matthew Leininger, and Art and Craft brilliantly situates them as opposite sides of the same coin, pursuing complimentary obsessions with a similar fervor. The picture's got a crisp pace and a deadpan playfulness, telling a too-good-to-be-true story with humor and empathy, and its climactic sequence (where the key players come face to face at an exhibition of Landis's work) is funny, sad, and satisfying, all at once. Reserve your tix now.
Ballet 422 Jody Lee Lipes photographs and directs this profile of 25-year-old dancer/choreographer Justin Peck, shadowing him silently as he assembles the New York City Ballet's "Pas de La Jolla." Lipes works in a pure vérité style that doesn't hold the viewer's hand — no retrospective interviews, no voice-overs, and sparse expositional titles. The bulk of the film is up-close observation of process, and appreciation of the many moving parts: tireless rehearsal, costume dying, orchestra work, lighting discussions, hair and make-up, costume fittings, cue-to-cue technical rehearsals. Lipes likes the concentration and focus of the work, and the sound of shorthand and shop talk. Near the end, before the big premiere, there is a fleeting close-up of a dancer's ravaged feet — a reminder of how taxing this work is, and an apt encapsulation of this absorbing and well-made documentary's ethos. Reserve your tix now.
Dior and I Similar in tone and style to Ballet 422, this fly-on-the-wall documentary follows Raf Simons, the unassuming new creative director for Christian Dior, as he prepares for the presentation of his first haute couture collection. It's a bit of a push — he's got eight weeks to do a job that usually allows four to six months — and both proving himself as a newcomer and wrestling with the implicit snobbery of his co-workers (who never miss an opportunity to mention his ready-to-wear background). Meanwhile, director Frédéric Tcheng cleverly deploys voice-over narration from Dior's autobiography and archival footage of the House of Dior (where they still work) as expectant ghosts, an ever-present legacy. It's a film about the weight of Dior's shadow, and how history, pressure, and faith in one's collaborators can result in inspired and inspiring work. Reserve your tix now.
For a schedule of all Tribeca Film Festival screenings and events, be sure to check out the online guide.


Keith Pollard and Joe Rubinstein Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #4 Page 11 "The Executioner" Illustration Original Art (Marvel, 1983). The Asgardian named Skurge (and who appeared in Thor: Ragnarok) was better known as "The Executioner" and, sadly, also as "the Enchantress's little pet". This striking image of him was used in Marvel encyclopedic tome of characters; however, it appears sans-axe. Presumably it was so he would fit on the page better. He stands 10.5" tall on the 11" x 17" Marvel Bristol board. Signed by inker Rubinstein just under the figure. There is a pinhole in the bottom left corner, a minor crease at the head of his Axe, and the image area has been sunstruck from a previous frame job. In Very Good condition.


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The National Museum of American History (NMAH) is devoted to collecting, preserving, and interpreting artifacts as a special class of historical evidence—and as principal expressions of human creativity. The Museum is interested in how objects are made, how they are used, how they express human needs and values, and how they influence society and the lives of individuals. NMAH's natural focus is on the history of the United States of America, including its roots and connections with other cultures.


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585. Gisborne Accommodation - BK's Palm Court Motor Lodge, New Zealand
BK's Palm Court Motor Lodge offers all its guests modern, spacious and top-quality accommodation in Gisborne. Our motel units suit all kinds of travellers - individuals, couples, families and corporate travellers.
URL: http://www.palmcourt.co.nz/ - 10KB - 08 Jul 2014
586. Ohakune Accomodation - Hobbit Motorlodge
The Hobbit Motorlodge quality Ohakune accommodation right on the road to Mt Ruapehu and centrally located in the beautiful alpine Ohakune village -the nearest town to Turoa ski field and only 45 minutes from Whakapapa ski field
URL: http://www.the-hobbit.co.nz/ - 15KB - 08 Sep 2013
587. Bottle Lake Forest Lodge : Christchurch New Zealand Accommodation for Sports Team or Group
Located near QEII in Christchurch, New Zealand, Bottle Lake Forest Lodge can provide accommodation for your sports team, social group, school or club.
URL: http://www.qeiiaccommodation.co.nz/ - 10KB - 09 Sep 2010
588. Bed And Breakfast New Zealand, Luxury Accommodation Lake Taupo New Zealand NZ : Te Moenga Lodge
Te Moenga Lodge offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the rural New Zealand (NZ) way of life in luxury bed and breakfast style accommodation with scenic views of Lake Taupo.
URL: http://www.temoenga.co.nz/ - 6KB - 09 Oct 2009
URL: http://www.temoenga.com/ - 6KB - 09 Oct 2009
590. Family operated motel near State Highway 1 in Hamilton - Abbey Motel
2010 New Zealand AA Supreme Hosts of the Year Award winners, Abbey Travel Lodge Motel has 10 spacious rooms & off-street parking. Enquire online to book.
URL: http://www.abbeymotel.co.nz/ - 9KB - 13 Oct 2012
591. Welcome to Murphys Lodge Motu
Murphs Lodge - Gisborne, New Zealand is renowned for world-class dry fly and sighted large brown trout fishing at its door
URL: http://www.murphyslodgemotu.co.nz/ - 10KB - 14 Jan 2014
592. Footbridge Lodge
Equine Weddings Hospitality Lily Ford Centre About Footbridge Contact Us Archive Material FOOTBRIDGE LODGE, Chamberlain Road, Bombay...
URL: http://www.footbridge.co.nz/ - 6KB - 15 Jun 2010
593. Accommodation Marlborough Korohi Vineyard self contained bed and breakfast cottage and vineyard
Accommodation Marlborough Korohi Vineyard self contained bed and breakfast cottage and vineyard lodge Blenheim Renwick Marlborough New Zealand
URL: http://www.korohivineyard.co.nz/ - 8KB - 15 Nov 2013
594. Barringtons Motor Lodge & Motel Whakatane
Barringtons Motor Lodge & Motel provides modern, comfortable, spacious accommodation for visitors to Whakatane. Whakatane is located in the sunny Bay of Plenty on the east coast of the North Island.
URL: http://www.barringtonsmotorlodge.co.nz/ - 24KB - 16 Feb 2014
595. Best Western Townsman Motor Lodge, Invercargill accommodation, motel
" For Quality Invercargill accommodation stay at Best Western Townsman Motor Lodge Superior City Location for a Motel in Invercargill.
URL: http://www.townsman.co.nz/ - 12KB - 17 Jan 2014
596. Sunseeker Lodge :: Whangora
Sunseeker Lodge, Enjoy staying with us in peaceful Whangaroa surrounded by beautiful native bush with spectacular harbour views
URL: http://www.sunseekerlodge.co.nz/ - 8KB - 21 Jun 2012
597. Riversdale Lodge, Blenheim Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Blenheim Marlbrough South Island New
Riversdale Lodge for Blenheim Bed and Breakfast Accommodation, and Homestay in Marlbrough on the East Coast of the South Island New Zealand
URL: http://www.riversdalelodge.co.nz/ - 4KB - 21 Jun 2013
598. Tirimoana House Luxury B&B Accommodation Marlborough Sounds New Zealand | Bed & Breakfas
Tirimoana ia a luxury beachfront bed and breakfast accommodation in Marlborough Sounds South Island New Zealand with fine New Zealand food and stunning water views.
URL: http://www.bed-and-breakfast-new-zealand.com/ - 11KB - 22 May 2014
599. Waipari | Red Stag Deer Hunting New Zealand
Waipari Lodge - Trophy Red Stag Deer hunting in New Zealand. Come and stay in our hunting lodge where we provide guided Deer Hunting on the southern shores of Lake Taupo, New Zealand.
URL: http://www.waipari.co.nz/ - 8KB - 23 Oct 2013
600. NZ Tenders Gazette
Home News Contact Advertise How to logon? Search Help F B Fans New Members LODGE A FREE TENDER Enter your tenders details and lodge your...
URL: http://www.tenders-gazette.co.nz/ - 7KB - 27 May 2014
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