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The Series 2 GM2562T Traveler is the most compact monopod in the range with a 6-section construction and the compact Traveler G-locks. It is surprisingly strong thanks to the stiff Carbon eXact tubing. The new, stable foot is not interchangeable with Gitzo's optional feet, but is easily replaceable in case it gets worn out. The clip incorporated in the wrist strap is a smart carrying solution that allows you to hang your monopod on belts or pockets.
Weight 0.405 Kg
Top Attachment 1/4'' screw,3/8'' screw attachmenttype
Carrying Bag Included none
Closed Length 36.5 cm
Colour Noir Decor color
Easy Link No
Fluid Base No
Head Type Other
Leg Type Single
Leg Lock Type Twist Lock
Leg Section 6 number
Legs Tube Diameters 11.2,14.7,18.3,21.7,25.3,29 mm
Material CarbonExact
Max Height 142 cm
Maximum Working Temperature 70 degC
Min Height 36 cm
Minimum Working Temperature -30 degC
Pan Bars Included No
Safety Payload 12 kg
Tilt Drag NONE
Upper Disc Diameter 42 mm
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By K. David Du
Nationsmith writer K. David Du analyzes interesting age trends amongst the world's political elites and their countries' population median and the sharper differences between the emerging world and the industrialized one. He then ponders why we keep the oldest generation in power while the world is swiftly passing them by.
(Source: The Economist, August 2012)
According to the Economist, there is a sharp difference between the ages of those who govern and those who are govern between the industrialized world and the emerging one.
For example, in Germany, an industrialized country, the age gap between the governing elite and median age of the population is about seven years (44 v. 51), whereas in India, one of the world's most important emerging economies, the age gap is a staggering forty years (25 v. 65).
In our own country, which is part of the industrialized world (being part of the OECD – the developed nations club), our statistics are more in line with the emerging world: the gap between those who govern is roughly about 23 years (37 v. 60).
As an American, these statistics are interesting.
In the current discourse about economics within this country, we've often talked about the gaps between the rich and the poor and other demographical gaps such as age, sex, ethnicity, and marital status, but we often seem to omit conversation concerning the gap between the elderly age of many elected state, local, and federal government officials and the rest of the populace.
Demographically, this age gap has some serious ramifications in public policy and I wonder why is it in this country we continue to elect into government those who are severely older than the general population.
Is it really because of their political or professional experiences we elect them; systematic failures of our political system (such as lack of term limits for some elected officials or gerrymandering) that rigs elections; or do Americans genuinely believe people in their 60s, 70s, and 80s can efficiently run government?
It's actually because their turnout is higher than all other elective demographic groups.
The ramifications of this disparity and their effect on public policy are already well documented at the state, local, and federal level.
At the Federal level, while many people would like to see reform on Medicare and Social Security, which accounts for 60-75% of federal non-discretionary budget, there is an open opposition by the elderly, the AARP, and interested elderly Senators and Representatives that will stonewall legislation that reforms the two entitlements, regardless of the degree in which reform takes place.
At the state and local level, many people agree it is good policy for the elderly to be barred from driving their cars along public roads and freeways due to their public safety liabilities. But due to outcry over age warfare, the elderly and their political allies continue to hinder fair safety statues. If the state and local government can bar or penalize a certain group of people due to their risks to public safety, such as drunk drivers or people who drive and use their smartphones, why can't the same logic be use upon the elderly?
So yes, I'm a partisan that believes in curbing the power of the elderly in politics, replacing them with Generation X, creating term limits that undermines this phenomenon, and transforming how this game of politics is played within our town halls, state capitals, and Washington.
However, I'm not sure what is the right way going about this problem, perhaps the elderly are correct to believe that in this country there is generational war against them, but it isn't a war they're likely to lose. It's likely our generation will continue to foot the bill for theirs.


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Southeast Asia Guide
This is a guide we put together for friends who were visiting Southeast Asia. While this is by no means intended to be a comprehensive guide, it's an outline of some of the places we loved from our (too short) time in the area. All of the information below is current as of March 2012.
Included below:
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Koh Lanta, Thailand
- Luang Prabang, Laos
- Vang Vieng, Laos
- Siem Reap, Cambodia
Exchange rate: approx. 30 Baht = $1 US
Sleeper trains are really great; 2nd class sleeper gets you a fully flat bed with curtains for privacy. 1st class sleeper is a private cabin. We took 2 sleeper trains, one from Bangkok to Chiang Mai and one from Bangkok to Surat Thani in Southern Thailand. They are a great value and a fun way to travel.
Massages are a great value throughout SE Asia… almost everywhere you can get a great massage for about $8-10/US per hour. Try Thai massage if you haven't before; it's very different than a typical western oil massage. It's more like assisted yoga, with the therapist stretching your body in various ways.
In general: ALWAYS ask for a metered taxi! Don't accept a flat rate! The meter is always a better deal. Flat rate taxis will rip you off. You may have to ask 4-5 taxis before getting one who will take you on the meter. Flat rate taxis always asked us for 200-400 baht for destinations that ended up costing about 80-120 baht with the meter. This also holds true for taxis from the airport.
BEWARE of people who are scamming tourists. We LOVED Thailand and most of the people are amazingly kind, helpful and generous, but as with everywhere, there are people looking to make money from tourists in dishonest ways. They will tell you an attraction is closed and that you should take their friend's tuk-tuk to another temple. They will tell you to get in their tuk-tuk for a cheap rate but that they "just have to make one stop at a friend's shop." They will tell you "there is a traffic jam that way," and take you to another destination. We asked to go to the public pier on the river and a taxi driver took us to his friend's tour boat pier. Just be aware of people who approach you asking "Where are you going?" and people who seem to speak really good English and want to help you… these guys want your money. Nothing felt dangerous, just try to be aware of scams and be wary of anyone who starts offering you help for tourist related attractions.
Don't be afraid to bargain! The tactic that seemed to work the best was asking with a smile, "Can you go a little lower?" or "A little less?"
Street food, street food, street food! Don't be afraid to try any and all of it! It is all freshly made, clean and delicious. Fresh, cut, cold fruit on the street is about 10 baht for a generous bag; pad thai is 30-40 baht; dim sum balls are 11 baht; thai tea is 15-20 baht. Some of our favorite meals were from street food vendors. It's also a great way to try foods you wouldn't normally order.
Soul Food Mahanakorn– a slightly more upscale Thai fusion restaurant run by a western chef
The malls of Bangkok are a sight unto themselves. Elegant Siam Square, Discovery and Center; playful travel-themed Terminal 21; and the ultimate crazy Asian mall, MBK (if you need any electronics… they have a whole floor devoted to them). All worth a stop, and all except Terminal 21 are connected via walkways so you can stay in air conditioning on a steamy Bangkok afternoon. These malls also have great food courts, similar to the outdoor food stalls but with AC! I think they all have at least 2 food courts, one of which is a cheaper "local" court with main dishes for 30-60 baht.
The malls have beautiful movie theaters where you can get a plush reserved seat for about $4-6… most English movies are shown in English with Thai subtitles. They also have great bowling alleys and karaoke rooms!
Wat Pho: Make sure to see the reclining Buddha here … very impressive!
River boats are fun to take. There are tourist boats which will charge about $20 US for a 2-hour tour… and there is a public boat taxi which costs more like $3, I don't remember exactly but it's pretty cheap. Ask at your hotel about how to get to the public boat taxi pier and they can direct you.
Chiang Mai
Thai Farm Cooking School – ask for MB for your teacher! We had a very fun day with her. This school is fantastic because you each get to choose what to make from a very long list of options. We were stuffed by the end of the day!
Elephant Nature Park – if you like elephants at all, go here. It is an amazing sanctuary. One of the more expensive things we did on our trip, but worth it if you love animals. You get quite a bit of interaction with them and the money helps support the care and feeding of rescued elephants.
Sunday Night Walking Market – one of the best markets we went to in SE Asia. It's not just touristy stuff, it's local artisans selling homemade items. Great for clothes, gifts and cute kitschy home things. Go earlier if you can; it gets really crowded later on (8-10 was really busy).
Nimmanhaemin Road – This road has some great Thai designer shops and boutiques. Cool to see; reminded us a little of LA – more modern than other parts of the city. Also great for shopping for unique Thai-made clothes and items. Make sure to wander down a couple of the Soi (side streets) off this one – I think Soi 1 or 2 going east has some cute shops.
Monk Chat: Several of the temples around town have "monk chat" where you can stop by and meet monks, learn about their lives, and they can practice their English. It's a great way to talk to locals and learn about the culture. Women aren't allowed to touch monks so just be sensitive of that.
Temples: Chiang Mai is filled to the brim with temples, temples, temples. Just wander in and explore at your leisure. We didn't make it to any of the temples outside of town but a couple sounded really nice (I think there is one on a hill with a view of the city and one in the woods).
The Salad Concept, Nimmanhaemin Road at Soi 13: They serve fresh, customizable salads. Fresh, cheap, healthy, fast! You fill out a form and within minutes they give you the salad.
Chiang Rai – White Temple: If you book a bus from Chiang Mai to the border with Laos on the way to Luang Prabang, most stop at the White Temple in Chiang Rai. Definitely worth the stop to see this funky, crazy temple, which has murals inside (still being painted) featuring pop culture characters like Michael Jackson and the Terminator mixed with Buddhist characters.
Luang Prabang, Laos
Beautiful, relaxing place to hang out for a few days. Not a place to make plans… a place to chill out, relax in cafes, and enjoy the calm atmosphere. We spent about 5 days in Luang Prabang… I would have spent more time if we'd had an open schedule. It's a great place to hang out and write. But, it could be a little sleepy if you aren't in the mood to hang out at lovely cafes.
To get to Luang Prabang, we booked a package in Chiang Mai that included the bus to the border and the slow boat down the Mekong for 2 days to Luang Prabang (about 7-8 hrs each day, stops in a village with lodging overnight). You can do it all separately (not as a package) but it's not that much cheaper. The slow boat was fun, and a great way to meet people to hang out with in Luang Prabang. It's like showing up in town with 50 people you just met at camp.
"Pancakes" aka crepes are made at carts all around the city (and throughout Laos). I missed these when we left! Freshly made with your choice of sweet or savory fillings for about $1-2 US.
Coffee: Some people think Laos coffee is the best in the world… I think it's the best because they serve it with sweetened condensed milk.
Sticky rice! This is a fun food that you are supposed to play with, by eating with your hands. Def try it! Both black and white rices are great and fun to eat.
Utopia – fantastic all day and all night hang-out spot. By day it's a beautiful cafe with pillows and mats on bamboo decks overlooking the river, great wifi and good breakfast/lunch options. By night it's a cool bar/lounge with videos playing and great music. Definitely check out for the ambiance! They also have yoga here in the mornings. You might have to ask someone to point you in the right direction as they are down some little side streets, but it's worth finding!
Le Banneton Cafe – best chocolate croissants, maybe anywhere! On the main road in the center of the peninsula, away from most of the restaurants (keep walking towards the tip of the peninsula). Ask them to warm your croissant up for you.
Arthouse Cafe – This place has a nice, varied menu with some western options, for when you've had enough Asian food… nice riverside setting.
Le Cafe ban vat sene – another place with good western options, nice setting. The pasta bolognese was really great.
l'Elephant – Known as the best restaurant in town.
Lao Lao Garden – best 2-for-1 drink specials in town, and lots of fun fire pits. One night we stayed here til they closed, and then they ushered us across the street to their pool bar, which could stay open 1/2 hr later, and from there we went to the bowling alley with some people we'd met (see below).
Night food market – you'll find this, it's all on a side street off the main night market. Tons of vendors selling buffets by the plate; for about $1.50-$2, you can fill a plate with whatever you like from their buffets. Fun to try at least once!
We stayed at two places: one was more expensive and was a bit of a drive out of town. Lovely, but not conducive to exploring Luang Prabang on foot.
My husband wandered around one day and got quotes at nearly all the budget hotels in town… this was his favorite. Really loved it, great quality for an amazing price:
Vilayvanh Guest House
Tel: 071 252 757
020 7773 558
020 5547 696
I can't even describe where it is… the best thing to do would be to ask in town for directions to Utopia. It's very close to Utopia; if you are heading towards Utopia, it's about 2 houses before it on the right. The men who run this place are really sweet and lovely. I think our double room cost about $12 US. I would call rather than email if you're interested in a room. Nice clean rooms on a lovely little side street.
There are tons of budget places, though, and we were there during a busy time so lots of places were full; I'm sure you could find a great deal by just walking around a little bit.
Ock Pop Tok weaving classes – if you are curious about silk weaving, this is the place to go. Stop by their shops in town to learn about the project and see examples of what you can make in their courses.
Temples – like Chiang Mai, just wander around, they're all beautiful, and often monks here are up for chatting like in Chiang Mai.
Night Market – the night market is pretty good; lots of handmade silk scarves, purses, clothes, carved wooden objects, etc.
Massages – we had nice massages at Hibiscus. I believe it is on the main road near l'Benneton. A bit more expensive than other options, but much nicer place.
River tour to the Buddha cave – This was just okay – we hired a boat to take us to the cave, about 1 hr from the town. It was okay but nothing amazing. It's a nice way to do a mini Mekong cruise if you like; you can time it so you're coming back at sunset. If you take the slow boat into Luang Prabang, you pass this on the way, so we had already had a glimpse of it from coming in to town.
Bowling alley – the alley is the only thing open after 11pm, when all the bars and restaurants have to close (there is a curfew). It's fun to see how packed it is late at night. It's kind of a scene.
Vang Vieng
Do you want to experience spring break, Laos style? That's what this place felt like. The river is actually really great for tubing, but sadly, most people never even make it past the first bar. If you do go tubing, go maybe from 12-4… it takes a long time to do the whole river and it gets cold there once the sun goes down. There are many accidents every year, including deaths, with tourists on this river: from drinking and jumping off the "slides," drinking and tubing, drinking and doing stupid stuff… so BE CAREFUL. Don't drink & tube!
This bar was handing out maps at the bus stop – looks like they made a website with the same info.
Everything here is cheap. Our double room here (at the Pany Guesthouse) cost $7.50. We wanted to stay at Pan's Place but they don't take reservations and were full when we showed up. Pany was around the corner, perfectly clean and fine for a couple nights, but not a social place.
More pancakes, more baguettes.
Mamma Sababa – Falafel on a dusty road in Laos?? Yes!
- Rent tube, drink, tube
- Rent bikes, bike to the Emerald Pool (we didn't do this but wanted to… there are 2 Emerald Pools so make sure you go to the "right" one)
- Climbing
- Get stoned and watch "Friends" in a bar
- Volunteer teaching English at the school in town! You can get info from the organic farm cafe next to the tubing start point – that's where the charity is based. We wanted to do this but didn't end up being free during their class hours.
That's about it for Vang Vieng… we both couldn't wait to leave.
Vientiane seemed okay; everyone told us it's really boring so we didn't book any time there.
Siem Reap, Cambodia
Nothing stood out too much for us here; a big variety of restaurants catering to tourists, some selling typical Khmer food.
Make sure to get massages in Cambodia… they were as good as the ones we had in Thailand, and very affordable.
There are lots of great hotels in town, but a budget hotel we loved was Motherhome Guesthouse. Feels like a 4-star hotel but is about $22/night. Great service, great breakfast, great drivers to take you around Angkor Wat, and great in-room massages.
Southern Thailand
We spent 10 days on Koh Lanta, a great island on the western side of the peninsula near Krabi. Highly recommend it. Lanta is about 3 hours from Phuket by boat, or 1 hour from Krabi.
Cha Cha restaurant: a small roadside restaurant near Klong Khong Beach. Some of the best food we had in all of Thailand.


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We also haven't taken the kids to the movie theater yet. Jon and I aren't huge movie buffs (the last theater experience we had was for Ender's Game...so 4 years ago) so it isn't high on our priority list, but we also weren't sure whether the kids could really sit still. Elden also struggles with loud noises sometimes so we weren't certain he would enjoy it.
Last weekend, a friend invited us to Cinema at the Square to see Charlotte's Web. She had free tickets so I figured it was a great way to get our feet wet and see if the kids could handle it.
Elden did great. He fidgeted a lot in his seat, but he remained seated the entire time. He did periodically cover his ears, but it was without drama.
Edith did okay. About halfway through the movie she crawled into my lap where she remained the duration of the movie. She kept saying she wanted it to be over and to go home, but when it actually ended and was time to leave she cried her head off because she wanted to stay. I'm not sure whether she's just a bit too young for a movie or if it was because we skipped nap time to go, but I probably wouldn't take her again for a little while. There is a My Little Pony movie coming out in October that we will probably take them to.
The most interesting part of the experience? Probably when Edith silently handed me something and I inquired what it was. "A booger!" - thanks, kid.


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The LOGOS program is excited to be using the church's bus for the upcoming year. This will allow us to get everyone to church at the same time and eliminate the many vehicles traveling to church each week. Three parents will be needed to escort the kids from the schools to the bus and accompanying them to church. A transportation release will need to be completed as part of your child(ren)'s registration packet.
If more than two discipline incidences occur on the bus, transportation will no longer be provided by the LOGOS Program for your child for the safety of all our youth.
After School and Before LOGOS
Recognizing that some students may arrive a little early because of transportation (arriving by school bus, coming with siblings or parent volunteers), a time called "Tween Time" has been established. During this brief time, students will be able to do homework, play quiet games or just hang out and talk. Youth in "Tween Time" must remain in the designated quiet area, which will be supervised. We will not be requiring students to work on homework during this time but allowing them the time to do it if they choose.
Weekly Closing
Parents will be required to attend closing for all students through 7th grade and sign their child(ren) out each week. There are many important announcements and notes that you need to receive. Youth will only be released to their parent(s) after he or she has been signed out at closing. There will be three or four parents assisting with this each week. If someone else will be picking up your child(ren), a signed permission slip must be provided to the LOGOS TeamBuilders.
Once your child has been signed out, you are responsible for him or her if they remain at church with you. In addition to the LOGOS programs, church meetings and Senior Choir are also held on Wednesday evenings. It is important that those programs not be interrupted.
Attendance is taken at each school prior to boarding the bus. All LOGOS participants are asked to report to Tween Time in the Fellowship Hall upon arriving at the church to receive a small snack. LOGOS Team members will dismiss youth to the leader of their first activity.
All youth are expected to be where they are supposed to be for the duration of LOGOS unless an absence for one of the four parts has been prearranged with the LOGOS Team. The LOGOS Program assumes responsibility for the safety of our youth during program hours and will be contacting parents or the emergency contact person should a student not arrive for any one of the four parts during the course of the LOGOS evening.
Please call the church office at 715-684-2770 by 2:00 on Wednesday if your child(ren) will not be attending LOGOS for the evening. If your child is not at school and the church has not been notified, we will begin contacting the parents or emergency contact person.
School Activities
LOGOS youth in grade 5-7 that are also involved in after school activities may arrange to arrive at LOGOS immediately after the school activity has ended. Our goal is to have these youth experience as much of LOGOS as possible. The bus will pick up the middle school students in after school activities at Viking Middle School at 5:00pm. Students are expected to return to full LOGOS participation once the particular school activity is over for the year. Please let the LOGOS Director know of these situations. Further, music lessons, dental appointments, etc. can usually be scheduled on other weekday afternoons.
Inclement Weather
Should inclement weather close schools for either the entire day or the afternoon, you can assume LOGOS will also be cancelled. If in doubt, please contact the church office at 715-684-2770.
Electronic Equipment/Devices
Cell phones, pagers, iPods, PSPs, GameBoys, or any other electronic equipment or device will only be allowed at the discretion of the teachers (such as for activities in classes). Any violation of this rule will result in the confiscation of the item with its return after that evening's closing.
Visitors to our LOGOS program are always welcome. To assure that we are prepared for the extra participants, those who are inviting a friend must call the church office to register the visitor by 3:00pm the Monday before LOGOS on Wednesday.
Visitors are expected to stay with the member(s) who invited them throughout the entire program scheduled for that particular evening and are to participate fully in all aspects of the program for the evening. The cost of the meal for the visitor is $5.00/child.
Visitors may attend once per semester during the LOGOS year. If, after attending, the visitor is interested in joining LOGOS and does not have a church home, please contact a LOGOS TeamBuilder for the next registration date.
Non-members of Peace Lutheran Church
Youth who are not members of Peace Lutheran Church and do not have a church home are welcome to join LOGOS. The expectation is that they will participate in the Sunday morning worship time for which they and their fellow LOGOS members have prepared.


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DBTA Names IRI Data Protector Suite a 2017 Trend-Setting Product
Data-Centric Security Tools to Find, Classify, Mask, and Firewall DBs and Other Data
Melbourne, Fla. (January 26, 2017) - Database Trends and Applications (DBTA) magazine has named the IRI Data Protector Suite to its list of "Trend-Setting Products of 2017." The suite includes software to find, classify, and protect personally identifiable information (PII) and other sensitive data subject to privacy laws
"DBTA looks for offerings that help organizations derive greater benefit from their data, make decisions faster, and work smarter and more securely," said Joyce Wells, Managing Editor. These products were highlighted in the December 2016 print edition and the DBTA website.
In its annual trend report, DBTA stated that enterprises must focus on data-centric security, and no longer rely only on protecting network infrastructure. Data remains vulnerable to insiders or those who penetrate the system. Security teams can stay a step ahead by analyzing and addressing system weaknesses, and by focusing on data as the core of their security space.
"All the products in the Data Protector Suite secure data in an atomic way," observed Lisa Mangino, IRI's Director of N. America Sales. "Users can find sensitive data in any source, categorize it, and then protect it column-by-column, or even byte-by-byte, on a local or global basis through rules."
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Week 5
You will need
- Scheepjes Linen Soft (47% cotton, 27% linen, 26% acrylic, 50g/135m)
· Peacock Kit: Colours 605 and 611
· Hummingbird Kit: Colours 628 and 626
· Heron Kit: Colours 630 and 620
- 4 mm crochet hook
- Tapestry needle
This week is a new motif pattern. Be careful in Round 2; the first 'leg' of all tr2tog and tr4tog is worked in the same stitch as the one just worked.
Motif 5 (make 8 in this colourway)
With 605 from the Peacock Kit (628 from the Hummingbird Kit, 630 from the Heron Kit), make a magic loop.
Round 1 (RS): Ch3 (counts as tr), 23tr into loop, ss to top beg ch-3, fasten off. [24 tr]
Round 2: Join 611 from the Peacock Kit (626 from the Hummingbird Kit, 620 from the Heron Kit) with a ss in any tr. Ch2, tr3tog over next 3 sts, ch3, *tr2tog over the same st as last st worked and next st, ch3, tr4tog over the same st as last st worked and next 3 sts, ch3; rep from * 4 more times, tr2tog over same st as last st worked and first st of round, ch1, htr in top of tr3tog (count as ch-3 sp). [6 tr4tog, 6 tr2tog, 12 ch-3 sps]
Round 3: Ch1 (does not count as st), dc in sp made by htr of previous round, ch4, (dc in next ch-3 sp, ch-4) 11 times, ss to first dc, fasten off and weave in ends.
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Mariana Avitia vence a Lorig Kathuna de Estados Unidos por la medalla de bronce
Recurve Women's Individual – Bronze
Just a few minutes after the disappointment of losing the semifinal match to her teammate Aida ROMAN, the Mexican AVITIA was back on the field to fight for the bronze medal.
She seemed to have recovered quickly and started with three perfect shots to take a 2-0 lead. AVITIA's advantage increased to 4-0, after she won the second set 24-22, the two athletes appearing to face some difficulties due to a twirling wind.
The Mexican repeated 24 points in the third set, but this time LORIG seized the opportunity with 25 and came back at 2-4.


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There is without doubt an increased awareness about safeguarding our environment and saving it from all forms of pollution. The issue has assumed such serious proportions that the United Nations had to intervene and impress upon all nations to enact strict laws to prevent further damage to the Earth's environment. Accordingly, individual countries, including Australia have laws in place outlining the duties potential polluters must take responsibility for. With respect to industries in Australia, the Duty of Care requires industries to maintain spill response products and other resources in order to protect the areas around the facility if any spills were to occur.
Periodical Inspections Part of the Drill
Many would be familiar with the way the conventional fire extinguishers were placed in vantage points, and it was the responsibility of the institution to see that they remain in operational readiness all the time. There is a periodical check done on them and certified that they are indeed in a state of readiness. The idea is that emergencies never give you a warning and at that time you should not be left stranded. On similar lines, the spill response products are purchased and installed to meet any eventuality of a spill on the premises. These are mainly the absorbents. The absorbents have to be located at points where the spills can be expected. The agency offering spill kit service would ensure that these locations are marked so that at the time of an emergency when the spill actually takes place, people are not wasting time trying to locate the kits. In addition, the inspection team would also leave a remark on a tag attached to the absorbents as regards the date on which they have been checked for their readiness to be used.
Responsibility with the Industry
The Duty of Care for spill kit maintenance lies with the industry which is susceptible to oil or other chemical spills. However, there are agencies, which help out with the entire process. They would have an expert team that could make the supplies of the spill response products and undertake to make the inspections for a fee. Wherever the absorbents or other parts of the kits are needed to be recharged/ refilled, the agency will take care of it within their scope of the scheduled inspections and visits. This would also save on transporting these products separately. This helps the industry to concentrate on their production activities and leave it to these experts to handle. Check out Absorb Enviro
Oil Spill a Major Threat
There have been major oil spills around the world due to which the environment has been viciously affected. There were images of birds killed and washed ashore due to an oil tanker leaking in the sea. All these have given sufficient warning to those industries which store or use oil in a big way, like refineries, etc. to ensure they stock the suitable oil spill kit in the required quantities to face any eventuality.
Besides the supply and maintenance of these resources to fight any kind of hazardous spills, the agency will impart training to the staff in the industries to handle the kits and to prevent serious damages being inflicted.
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SUNBURNS! Just saying that word can bring up memories – usually painful memories – memories of blisters, peeling skin, and sticking to sheets… memories of getting a hug or a slap on the back by an unknowing friend who then watches you cringe in pain and do a crazy dance after said hug or slap. Being raised in Oklahoma – where it is nothing for temps to reach well over 100 for weeks at a time – I have several sunburn stories… but for today, I'm going to take you with me to Hawaii! (not literally, although that would be fun too, assuming I like you)
So – Summer of 2003 – I had an incredible opportunity to go to Hawaii with some friends of mine for about 5 days. I had never been, so to say I was excited is an understatement. I had my golf clubs and my swimsuit (and probably a few other unimportant things I can't remember right now). The first day we got there we went to the beach to hang out for a bit. We didn't plan to be there that long… I put on my swimsuit – everyone else was applying sunscreen – I asked for a little bit as well, but because we weren't going to be there very long, I didn't really focus on the application. It was basically, "Hey, can you put a little bit of that in my hand?" Then I just kind of rubbed it into a few areas on my chest, shoulders, and what I could reach of my back.
We decided to swim quite a ways out into the ocean on some boogie boards, and then float and relax. It was fun. The key word being WAS. About 4 hours later we returned to our rooms to get ready for golf. Everything still seemed to be ok at this point. I realized that I might've gotten a bit red, but no big deal… I mean hey, I'm from Oklahoma, I'm in the sun quite a bit (granted, usually with my shirt on) – but I'll be fine….
By the back 9 (for you non-golfers, that means the 2nd half of the round) my back was feeling a bit uncomfortable… it was an itching/burning sensation… I was starting to realize maybe I got a bit more sun than I realized. By the time we got back to the room, I was in pain. I took my shirt off and my friends began to giggle… not just because my back was BRIGHT RED, but because there were finger marks and lines where I had half-way attempted to apply the sunscreen. I immediately went down to the gift shop and bought heaven in a bottle (no, not liquor… ALOE VERA). The rest of the trip, this giant sized bottle of Aloe Vera was my best friend – we went everywhere together.
I'm the kind of guy who likes to take scripture seriously – so when I experience pain, or difficult (or even strange) circumstances, I always try to figure out how to "Count it all joy when I fall into various trials and temptations" (James 1:2) or find solace in the fact that "All things work together for good" (Romans 8:28) or even find a way to "Give thanks in all circumstances" (1 Thessalonians 5:18). With that said – here is what the Lord dropped in my heart about my Hawaiian Sunburn.
SO – how does this translate into real life. I believe that the Word of God and our relationship with God, by design, is preventative in nature. In other words – remaining close to God, seeking His heart, and then doing our best to follow His lead, will prevent many of the hurts and pains we can easily experience in this lifetime. Too many times we just go about life, doing things on our own, then we experience something painful and/or uncomfortable and come running to God and seek Him like never before…. Now, this is not to say we will never experience pain and heartache – because we live in a messed up world. I do believe with all my heart, however, that a lot of the pain we experience (just like my sunburn) is preventable.
When we do experience pain and heartache – God's presence and power are there to bring soothing relief (just like the Aloe Vera). He will nurse us back to health. He will help us heal. He will bring restoration. He will ease the pain – EVEN the pain we could've avoided. God is not an "I told you so" kind of God… (even if the people around us are).
There can be a purpose to our pain. Pain, as defined by Webster, is "the physical feeling caused by disease, injury, or something that hurts the body; mental or emotional suffering; sadness caused by some emotional or mental problem." Pain lets us know something is wrong! If I never experienced pain, I would probably have died (literally) long ago. Whether it was sticking my hand on a burner, cutting myself with a pocket knife, or something much more serious… pain is an indicator of a bigger problem. Pain motivates us to take action and teaches us that certain things and actions cause pain.
So my simple thoughts for the day….
May God continue to be your treasure (Matthew 13:44-46)


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Stop money leaking from your accounts & credit cards20th July 2010
In recent years the best credit card companies have been making it easier and easier for us to pay our regular monthly commitments using our credit cards. Indeed they're been actively trying to push into the commercial market occupied by the Direct Debit system.
For many people, paying regular commitments via credit card is useful alternative. You don't need a bank account if you use prepaid credit cards, and there's usually no fee if the company you're paying goes to collect an amount and there's not enough money or credit to meet the payment, unlike the Direct Debit System.
Funds are deducted from bank accounts (via customers debit cards) or added to credit card bills after customers agree to what is known as a Continuous Payment Authority (CPA).
But it appears that each year thousands of credit card users complain to the Financial Ombudsman because once they've given their card details to a retailer, they have trouble stopping money wrongly coming from their accounts. Unlike a Direct Debit which you can cancel easily online or with a simple phone call to your bank, unless you cancel your credit card, it's difficult to stop payments if the retailer is hard to contact or doesn't want you to stop paying them.
The BBC's MoneyBox Live program cited a credit card customer Reg Nicholls from Cambridgeshire in the UK. Reg signed up for a virus checker for his computer as part of his internet package and agreed to a CPA.
But later, when he decided to change his provider, he discovered that the virus checking was now done by a separate firm which he couldn't trace or make contact with.
As money continued to come out of his account for a service he wasn't using, Reg thought that, like a direct debit, he could tell his bank to stop making the payments.
"I wasn't really aware this was different from a direct debit. I felt really frustrated because it was my money, my account, yet I was powerless to stop the payments".
Many people are aware of, and use CPA's, but they may be surprised to know that not even changing your card or closing your account is enough to stop their liabilities. Its vital that if you want to close an account, or stop payments that you make contact with the retailer or the company you're doing business with.
Consumer Watchdog, Which? says payments should be subject to the same controls as direct debits and therefore be easier to cancel. But the banking industry says it is not liable for this type of contract.
The UK Financial Ombudsman's David Cresswell said
"Where you can give evidence to your bank that you really have tried to say to the company 'stop taking my money', we really do expect your bank to take account of that, and help you."
Our advice is therefore, when you agree to a CPA on your credit card or debit card, at the same time make sure that you have the exact details of what it takes with that retailer to stop or cancel the payment. Write down the details and keep them safe with other financial information like bank statements, it maybe a while till you need them.
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Throwing in the towel
John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin is embarrassing and will not end well for the candidate or the party. For those of you, like me, who have never heard of her before, here are the basics: The Alaskan governor is a 44-year old mother of 5 who has 2 years on the job, prior to which she was the mayor of a town of 7,000 (and served on an Oil board). Previous experience include: Sports Reporter, beauty pageant winner, owner of an outdoor sports equipment company, and owner of a fishing company.
I'm guessing the "experience" meme is no longer important to McCain. In fact, this pick is so unbelievable because the central attack on Obama was that he wasn't ready to lead on day one. I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that America really doesn't want to rely on a 72-year old president with a history of cancer and possibly dementia with only a 44-year old Vice President who has no experience in foreign policy, agricultural policy, urban policy, or any of the other issues that are important to the ENTIRE nation as his backup.
This pick is also entirely illogical in the sense that she also risks alienating the very independents that McCain so needs to have any hope in November with her virulently crazy views about creationism and abortion. McCain of 2006 was the guy who was considered "moderate" on abortion and women's rights. Hiring Palin is the final nail in that coffin and I have a feeling that his now party line conservativism won't float well with the true independents.
Furthermore, she doesn't have a squeaky clean image. While she has campaigned as an outsider and a reformer, it's worth noting that she's currently under investigation for corruption for allegedly trying to get her former brother in law fired from his job as a state trooper in retribution for his custody fight with her sister.
And if that's not enough, she's in bed with big oil which doesn't seem like such a hot idea in an election year when big oil is under attack as gas prices spike. (It will be interesting to see what McCain does with ANWAR. She's in favor of drilling while he is, as of today, opposed.)
And did I mention that she's from Alaska?
Some people are calling this a Hail Mary but a Hail Mary implies you have a chance. I'm calling it a capitulation. Because you don't pick a nobody with no experience from a nothing state if you are serious about winning. In fact, the only reasonable explanation is that McCain thinks that women will vote for a women simply because she's a woman. And that's got to be the low point in this campaign.
Earlier I said "game, set, match". Now I'd like to repeat a favorite line from Die Hard: "The Quarterback is toast!"
Update: Did I mention that a month ago she said she didn't even know what the VP did? Watch for yourself as she states that she wouldn't accept the job until someone told her what it involved. Way to go McSamey!
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PHOTOS: Emir of Kano makes grand entry with his Rolls Royce as Buhari commissions feed mill
The Emir of Kano State, Muhammadu Sanusi II, on Tuesday made a grand entrance with his white luxurious Rolls Royce to the venue where president Muhammadu Buhari commissioned an integrated Feed Mill and Poultry in Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna state.
The monarch was welcomed by Governor Nasir El-Rufai.
The $150million investment will employ 8,000 Nigerians through direct and indirect labor and 200 veterinary doctors.


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Saturday – Sunday – Analysis of America's horoscope reveals that, for today, tomorrow and through Monday, September 2, 2013, a national sense of duty is likely to lead to the USA's being exploited. But not only is the USA subject to exploitation, but America's leaders can potentially use America's resources (military resources, especially) to exploit the weaknesses of a foreign neighbor. Surrounding this potential exploitation is likely to be a continued propaganda campaign. In America's horoscope, one bald-faced liar rises to prominence. This liar is an effeminate man of light complexion with an above-average-intelligence, as well as being one with a proven track-record within political circles for being effective in the deceiving of the American public. In other words, a professional political con-artist, or 'scum-bag', for short.
Stellar influences indicate that the potential for misuse of the USA's armed services hangs over the heads of Americans like the sword of Damocles. So fragile is the situation that, an inadvertent breaking of wind by David Rockefellar, or an inconsiderately uncovered sneeze by David Rothschilde from across the Atlantic, could break the thread by which it is held. And with transiting Venus separating from Saturn by what will be nearing six-degrees, the sense of conservatism and restraint that America has benefitted by this past week is quickly fading.
Remember! When We the People believe their lies, they make money!
For questions pertaining to astrological matters, readers may visit: http://robertwilliamusher.com


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Anchorage, Alaska's largest city, offers a variety of fun things to see and do throughout the year. In addition to outdoor recreation and scenic touring, you can enjoy great museums, a botanical garden, and the Alaska Zoo.
Here are some recommendations for fun things to do in Anchorage.
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The Anchorage Museum at Rasmussen Center
The amazing Anchorage Museum at Rasmussen Center offers exhibits covering the state's art, history, and science. Visitors can view contemporary and traditional art, learn about the state's history and native peoples, and participate in a variety of hands-on, interactive exhibits. The Anchorage Museum's Chugach Gallery allows you to rest and enjoy fabulous mountain views. Museum amenities include a cafe, gift shop, and guided tours. The Imaginarium Science Discovery Center moved into the Anchorage Museum in 2010. Highly recommended.
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Alaska Native Heritage Center
The Alaska Native Heritage Center is the place to learn about Alaska's indigenous people. Exhibits feature traditional art and artifacts, the impact of Alaska statehood, and contemporary art and issues. Outdoor exhibits recreate the traditional structures of native Alaskans, including the Tlingit, Athabascans, Inupiaq, and Yup'ik. Be sure to take in one or more of the presentations offered at The Gathering Place, the Center's indoor amphitheater. The Alaska Native Heritage Center also offers classes, workshops, and special events.
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Alyeska Ski Resort
Located just south of Anchorage in Girdwood, the Alyeska Ski Resort provides year-round outdoor recreation and activities. The Alyeska Aerial Tram will take you to their facility at the top of the mountain, where you can enjoy great views, hiking, paragliding, or snow skiing, depending on the time of year. Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and dog-sledding are other winter recreation opportunities available at Alyeska Resort. Whether you're an overnight guest of the resort a just a day visitor, you can also enjoy Alyeska's full-service spa, gift and gear shops, and fine or casual dining.
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The Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center
Most people visiting Alaska are interested in spending time outdoors in state parks, national parks, or other public lands. The Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center is a great place to start your adventure. Representatives from the various agencies are all on hand to answer your questions about where to go, what to do, how to get there, and special permit, license, or gear requirements. You can pick up free maps and brochures or purchase recreation passes and guide books. The Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center is also a museum of sorts, offering exhibits on the natural history and culture of Alaska.Continue to 5 of 11 below.
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Take a Hike in Anchorage
Anchorage, recognized as a "top trail town", offers a wide selection of trails, allowing visitors the chance to enjoy time in the scenic outdoors without the need to travel far from town. Major trails in the Anchorage system include the Campbell Creek Trail, the Torrey Knowles Coastal Trail, and the Lanie Fleischer Chester Creek Trail, and the Ship Creek Trail.
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Sightseeing Tours and Cruises from Anchorage
There are many Alaska tours and cruises available out of Anchorage, focusing on everything from wildlife viewing and fishing adventures to whale watching or glacier sightseeing. Some of the more popular and established tour companies include:
- Alaska Railroad Scenic Rail Tours
- Gray Line of Alaska
- Kenai Fjords Tours
- Major Marine Tours
- Phillips Cruises and Tours
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Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
No doubt you'll see lots of wildlife during your Alaska adventure, but if you want to make sure you get an up-close view, be sure to visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. The facility takes in injured and orphaned animals. Those that can't return to the wild become permanent residents at the center. Moose, grizzly bears, musk ox, wood bison, black bears, and a bald eagle are just some of the creatures you'll have to opportunity to see and learn about. Located an hour's drive southeast of Anchorage off of Highway 1, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center also offers a very nice gift shop.
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Eagle River Nature Center
The non-profit Eagle River Nature Center is located within Chugach State Park. Start with a visit to their log-cabin visitor center before heading out on their network of nature trails and boardwalks. Whether you choose the short and easy trails or the more challenging ones, you'll enjoy fabulous water and mountain views all around. There's a good chance you'll see some Alaskan wildlife as well.Continue to 9 of 11 below.
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The Alaska Zoo
The mission of The Alaska Zoo in Anchorage is "to promote the conservation of Arctic, Sub-Arctic and like-climate species through education, research and community enrichment." They have critters from the region and from around the world. Animals on exhibit at The Alaska Zoo include polar bears, moose, lynx, otters, bears, musk ox, tigers, wolverine, and caribou.
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Alaska Heritage Museum at Wells Fargo
Learn about company and state history by viewing Wells Fargo's private collection of Alaskan artifacts. The exhibits are free to the public at the Wells Fargo branch at 301 West Northern Lights Boulevard.
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Alaska Botanical Garden
You can wander over a mile of nature trails within the Alaska Botanical Garden, enjoying the local scenery and wildlife along with the well-designed gardens. Themed gardens include herbs, perennials, and wildflowers. While the gardens are open year-round, the best time to visit is June through August.


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Happy Document Freedom Day
It is with great pleasure that we are announcing Document Freedom Day celebration. As usual the event is celebrated on the last Wednesday of March (March 29th) and a few teams have already celebrated earlier such as people in Taiwan!
Due to the late announcement we are thinking to give people 1 more month to prepare for the event and run it on Wednesday April 26th!
Make sure you mention the date you're running the event on your wiki page.
We've migrated most of the content from the FSFE website to ours but plan on filling up the wikis as we have done with other events to provide tips & tricks for the years to come.
We would also like to thank our sponsors Google and Freiheit who have always back us up and deserve a big thank you for that!
So without further ado celebrate Document Freedom Day fully and enjoy every moment of it!
Happy Software Freedom Day!
And today is the 13th edition of Software Freedom Day! We wish you all a great day talking to people and discovering (or making them discovery) the benefits and joys of running Free Software. As usual we have a map where you can find all the events in your area. Should you just discover about SFD today and want to organize an event it is never too late. While the date is global, each team has the freedom to run the event at a date that is convenient in their area. We (in Cambodia) are running our event on November 26 due to university schedule, other conferences and religious holidays conflicting.
So hopefully you'll get hooked just like us and start a new journey into the world of learning, sharing and contributing to your needs!
Happy Software Freedom Day to all of us!
September is here!
September is the Software Freedom Day month (among other things) since 2005 (SFD 2004 was in August) and this year is no exception! As of last night we have a total of 58 events in 34 countries, with only 42 fully registered (you can see the location on our famous SFD map). There is always a delay between wiki page creation (which includes the plan, speakers, date and location) and the registration which ask organizers to specify where the event will happen.
What to expect from most events? Well Software Freedom Day is really an event to introduce Free and Open Source Software to newcomers and show them all the cool things which can be done using FOSS. While we have a resource page on our wiki to discuss about the various topics which can be presented we let each team decide how to organize their events. Usually events go through FOSS migration or how to gradually switch from proprietary software to FOSS ones starting by switching common applications such as email clients, office applications or other daily used tools. Once all this is working fine an Operating System migration is thinkable. Of course you will always have that application that has no GNU/Linux/BSD equivalent and it is always a pain. Among the various solutions you can either use a virtual machine inside your Free Operating System (but it will usually require extra RAM), dual boot or try Wine/Crossover. There is always the possibility to keep an extra machine just for that too.
Then you have all the more exciting topics about specific tasks or applications which are fully FOSS compliants. Among many Blender and its various projects are probably the more eye catching ones. You also have Inkscape and GIMP for the digital graphists. Then you have projects such as Open Street Map which everyone can make use of and contribute to, or web oriented application such as web servers, web analytics, content management software, configuration application for server such as Vagrant or Ansible, programming language and fun stuff like PyWeek or also educational applications and distributions to get your kids started.
And the list goes on... and then there are the social parts of the events where you meet people and do things together. We've had many variations of that over the years and we believe the 2016 edition will be no exception. What can you expect? Best is to attend and see for yourself.
And for the one still wondering if they have time to prepare for September 17, the simple answer is SURE!. You can start reading our StartGuide to get familiar with what to do, and then talk to other FOSS members of your community.
So don't forget to put our countdown on your sites or blogs and see you all on September 17!
More translations added to the countdown
Software Freedom Day is celebrated all around the world and as usual our community helps us to provide marketing materials in their specific languages. While the wiki is rather simple to translate, the Countdown remains a bit more complicated and time consuming to localize. One needs to edit the SVG file and generate roughly a 100 pictures, then upload them to the wiki.
Still this doesn't scare the SFD teams around the world and we are happy to announce two more languages are ready to be used: French and Chinese!
So should you need to use one of those two languages you can simply use the following code to display the countdown on your website or blog:
Happy SFD to all!
Update: and we now have German too. Just add the following if that is the one you want!
2016 SFD registration is on!
The Digital Freedom Foundation is very happy to announce that registration of its thirteenth edition of Software Freedom Day has just opened. While the wiki has been back online for about a week we were still lagging on the registration. Fear no more, it is now fixed and you can all register your events!
On the bright side we have a newly configured server and brand new websites for SFD and DFF. Other sites and efforts are on the way.
On the sponsorship side we are keeping the same organizations for SFD, Google being our major sponsor, Linode and Canonical helping us on the infrastructure sides. Full details are available on this page.
We would like to point out a new additional sponsor for DFD in the name of Freiheit this year (from our perspective).
So as usual registration happens after you have created your event page on the wiki. We have an exhaustive guide here at http://wiki.softwarefreedomday.org/StartGuide for newcomers and for the others who need help, the SFD-Discuss mailing list is probably the best place to get prompt support.
So get ready to celebrate and happy preparations to all!
Update: as we were told by the FSFE we forgot to mention SFD's date! So just in case you didn't know, Software Freedom Day is happening on Saturday 17th, 2016! Note also that we have made all our web pages including the wiki responsive. Not bad for 2016, no? ;-)
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As we are working hard on our three new books for HQC the artwork supporting the Universe is coming along quite well
This gives some indications of the wide variety of life upon Mars and Venus in HQC
Oh, great, the arthropoda ruled the earth for millions and millions, and they start somewhere new? *sheesh*
Ridiculously high oxygen, right?
Wow, I really love those Martian marshes!
What are those awesome cuttlefish-like critters that are hovering right above the surface of the water?
DanPS. I love semi-hovering alien cuttlefish types, if case you haven't noticed. :)link
The hovering cuttlefish types are a lighter than air animal, originally native to Venus but transplanted to Mars by the aliens. On Venus they are often quite large and there are two basic categories, ones that eat the floating air krill and others that eat anything they can get their tentacles around.
My next question is … are they sentient? Most importantly, are they edible? :)
Not sentient, but very tasty!
Are those the ones to the left? Look a bit more like fleas to me. *shrug*
Of course I recognized the Anomalocaris, though I had to look the name up. I can only remember 'it begins with A, and has some thing about 'he who walked Ancient Egypt, Kharis the Cursed…' ;->=
fleas? Well OK, But I don't see that. But you have to love the "strange shrimp"
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The Busby PAC Society would like to take a moment to explain our purpose and to help our families understand the importance of participation in our various fundraisers throughout the year.
The Busby PAC Society is a group of volunteer parents who are working to raise funds to support the programs at Busby Elementary that we otherwise could not afford to offer our students. Things like the hot lunch program, artists in residence program, jerseys for the Bobcats, Mathletics program, field trips, laptops, plus many other things that have become an integral part of what our children love about their school.
We are very lucky to live in a generous community that supports our school with donations from the Lions Club, private business and family donors, Busby Fish and Game Association and the Busby Volunteer Fire Department to name a few. Every two years we are also very lucky to qualify for a casino where we are able to earn funds that continue to support the programs at the school
We all know the economy has shifted and times have been harder lately but we ask in this season of fundraising that even if you are not able to buy a lot, you share this with your friends, coworkers and relatives so we can meet our goals and continue to keep our children's school thriving.
Fundraiser Information
- Bottle Recycling
We are accepting empty bottles and recycling as donations to go towards the programs for the kids at Busby Elementary.
All you need to do is bring your empty bottles and recycling (that qualifies for a refund at the depot) to the school in secure bags and place by the side door at the front of the school. We will take care of the rest. Legal Bottle Depot picks up our recycling and all funds go directly to PAC to finance programs for the students at Busby Elementary.
We don't need you to buy anything to support this fundraiser… just lift a glass and toast the school and bring us your empty bottles for refund!
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PAC would also like to remind you to check the Busby's school website for updates and special events coming up as we plan more special treat days and fundraisers!