80x100 Metal Building: 31 Day Construction Time Lapse
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Scarlett Johansson sheds no light on #39;Under the Skin #39;
Under the Skin is so unfathomable that it feels like a dully haunting nightmare whose details retreat and fade almost immediately upon waking. Yet the genera...
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Miguel Diaz still isn #39;t sold on Tim Bradley; sheds insight into 2011 Casamayor fight
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Bulldogs in the Sheds after win against Roosters 9-8
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CARMARTHEN Men's Sheds is set to keep the town's traditions alive with the help of almost 4,000 of funding.
The group, formed to get men out of lonely sheds at the bottom of their gardens, is helping to keep Carmarthen's ancient tradition of the coracle alive, as well as learning beehive construction, with the help of the Big Lottery Fund's Awards for All scheme.
Men's Sheds has been awarded 3,900 by the scheme.
The group have also pledged to plant 16,000 daffodils in Carmarthen one for each member of the town's population.
The coracle or cwrwgl, as it's known in Welsh, dates back centuries and the tradition of coracle-making is one that is passed on from one generation to the next.
With their award the Carmarthen Men's Sheds organisation will see this wonderful Welsh tradition continue.
The Carmarthen Men's Sheds who also like to call themselves 'the Sheddau Warriors' are an ambitious bunch, and not content to simply build their craft and take it out for a gentle sail along the banks of the Towy crew also want to race in it.
Carmarthen Men's Sheds member Robert Narayan- Taylor said: "We're delighted to have won this award and are looking forward to adding a splash of colour to the town and I'm not just talking about the flowers here.
"What's the old adage 'build it and they will come'.
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THE DEAL (New York) -- Mars, the purveyor of Snickers and M&M's, expanded its pet food business on Wednesday with a deal to acquire Procter & Gamble's (PG) pet food brands Iams, Eukanuba and Natura for $2.9 billion in cash.
The deal includes most, but not all, of Procter & Gamble's pet care business. Assets representing about 80% of Procter & Gamble's global pet care sales will change hands in the deal, including operations in North America, Latin America and other countries. Markets including the European Union are not part of the sale. The consumer giant said it plans to sell its pet-related assets in those markets separately.
Mars has an option to acquire pet-related businesses in several additional countries. The Cincinnati-based company said net proceeds from the transaction would be used for general corporate purposes.
The transaction is expected to be completed in the second-half of 2014, pending regulatory approval.
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Dr. Christopher J. Gobler presents The State of the Bays, 2014 at Stony Brook Southampton. (A. Hinkle photo)
By Annette Hinkle
Water quality is an issue that has long been on the radar screens of environmentalists and scientists on the East End. But in recent years, even average citizens couldnt fail to notice the degradation of local waterways through an increasing number of algal bloom events.
These events go by names like rust tide or brown tide and over time, have been responsible for the decimation of eel grass beds crucial habitat for scallops and the reduction in numbers of other species of shellfish and finfish as well.
Water quality is a top issue for Southampton Town Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst, who wants the East End to become a hub for clean water technology. Recently, she presented Governor Andrew Cuomo with a proposal in which the state, county, SUNY Stony Brook and local environmental groups would ban together to address water degradation on the East End.
To that end, last Friday as part of his talk on the State of the Bays, 2014 at Stony Brook Southampton, Dr. Christopher Gobler of the universitys School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (SOMAS) began the evening by announcing that his team of researchers are actively engaged in assessing Long Islands coastal waters. Soon, they will be sharing that information with organizations and municipalities so they can act on it in a meaningful way.
Dr. Gobler is the director of LICCRA (Long Island Coastal Conservation Research Alliance). The alliance is made up of graduate students, post doctorate researchers and lab technicians and their research will give solid numbers to environmental groups, policy makers, elected officials and citizens as they work toward finding real solutions to improve water quality.
We monitor and do research on coastal waters and can share our science, explained Dr. Gobler who added that going forward, water quality updates will be posted regularly on LICCRAs Facebook page. We want to communicate our science to people who can make a difference.
And when it comes to that science, Dr. Gobler reports there is much to be concerned about. Harmful algal blooms, hypoxia (or low oxygen) and general water impairment are all taking their toll on Long Island waterways. Degradation is worse in western Nassau County, where geography makes it difficult for tidal flushing to carry out toxins, but Suffolk County waterways experienced some serious issues in the last couple years as well, especially parts of Great South Bay, Shinnecock Bay and even local ponds.
Nitrogen loading is an issue driving many of these trends, said Dr. Gobler who notes that in 2009, the journal Science saw an overabundance of nitrogen in the environment as a global threat to humanity.
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Our main entrance way to 2nd floor
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