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Kenosha Creative Space to host inaugural Beach Party on Simmons Island
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Event to showcase art and creativity in scenic lakeshore setting
Kenosha Creative Space will showcase Kenosha's creative community during a two-day celebration on Simmons Island later this month.
The inaugural Kenosha Creative Space Beach Party will bring people from all walks of life together to raise funds for a permanent home for Kenosha Creative Space Inc. The two-day event, to be held Friday, Sept. 22 and Saturday, Sept. 23, will feature family activities, a sand castle competition, live music, bonfires, a beer and wine garden, local food vendors, arts and crafts vendors and demonstrations, and a pop-up gallery exhibit inside the historic Simmons Island Beach House.
Proceeds from the event will benefit ongoing efforts to secure a permanent location for Kenosha Creative Space – a facility to be used as a combined community center, co-working space and business accelerator for creatives.
"We want the Creative Space to be an accessible resource for everyone in the community," said Robert Schneider, president of the Kenosha Creative Space Board of Directors. "A beach party for people of all ages – with local artistic talent on display, in one of Kenosha's most picturesque settings – is a perfect reflection of our mission."
The festivities at Simmons Island Park, 5001 Fourth Ave., will run from 4 to 10 p.m. on Sept. 22, and from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sept. 23.
Kenosha Creative Space Executive Director Francisco Loyola said the Beach Party would not be possible without the support of the City of Kenosha, Mayor John Antaramian and Alderman John Fox, as well as the event's major sponsors, the Kenosha News and CJW Inc.
"This will be a fun time for a good cause," Loyola said. "Come down to the lakefront to support Kenosha's creative community and the Kenosha Creative Space."
About Kenosha Creative Space Inc.: A nonprofit organization established in February 2016, Kenosha Creative Space is committed to creating economic opportunities for local artists, musicians, creatives, entrepreneurs and their local partner organizations. The partner organizations and individual supporters share the goal of using their collective resources for the mutual benefit of the Kenosha Creative Space, the creative community and the community at large.

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Remember this vase?
At the time I had set out to make a replacement for the ivy vase that had been damaged. But it just wanted to be... something else.
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It's larger than the original ivy vase (although only a foot tall, even though it looks taller even in the flesh), and the leaves look more like ivy this time thanks to the new leaf cutters I have! Click on the photo's for a closer look.
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Being primarily residential, Conil has so far remained almost completely "undiscovered" by many of the major tour operators, and as far as we are aware doesn't as yet feature as a recognised destination in any of their summer or winter sun brochures.
As a result most visitors here will be independent travellers who either own holiday homes in the area, or are staying at the only hotel in the village the impressive Casa Tegoyo Rural House on the outskirts of Conil.
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As you pass the town of Tias keep a sharp lookout for the LZ501, Carretera de Tias A Conil turning, which will then take you all the way into the centre of the village. If needed, a more detailed version of this route, complete with links to maps where appropriate, is available from the Route Map link on the left hand frame of this page.
Whatever method of transport you ultimately decide upon for this journey, once you have arrived in the village you will very quickly realise that Conil is not a purpose built tourist resort, but a very much a traditional Canarian town where you will always have the feeling of being an invited, but welcome guest, to another way of life.
The small numbers of visitors who do make it here are often middle aged, and use the village as a convenient base to see what still remains of the undiscovered Lanzarote, away from the over developed beach resorts and all night karaoke bars along the popular south coast.
Conil has a small local supermarket which stocks a surprisingly wide range of goods, although many of the brands may not be instantly recognisable to most British consumers, however for a wider choice, the town of Tias is only a few minutes drive away, and the Centro Commercial Deiland at nearby Playa Honda, is also less than 15 minutes away in a car.
The village of Conil could never be described as being lively, and children or young teens would probably be hopelessly bored within 15 minutes of arriving here. However, if you are looking for a relaxing holiday in a tranquil setting, away from the all night neon lit bars and nightclubs, then Conil may be the place for you.
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Is not our first thought to go on the road?
The road is our source, our vault of treasures, our wealth.
– Ryszard Kapuściński, Travels with Herodotus (Penguin, 2007), p.258
The magic of mountains
What is it that draws us to the mountains? Is it something that was bred into our genes when we lived as hunter-gatherers, seeking high points from which we could survey the landscape and spot possible prey – and where we could feel relatively safe from being preyed upon? Is it because these unspoiled highlands lift our spirits in a way that the busy bustle of the cities cannot hope to match?
Mountains are among the last wilderness areas to escape the farmer's plough and the bulldozer's blade. The rugged terrain is unsuitable for development, and mountain ranges are often protected because they are important watersheds in our thirsty land.
Road passes offer quick and easy access points into these wonderful wildernesses. Without them, these lofty heights would be restricted to the fit and the strong, those who can hike, bike and ride the steep and rough pathways to summits and saddles.
Today we travel for the pleasure of exploring new places, seeing magnificent scenery and experiencing how other people live. The network of modern roads is so convenient that we seldom give thought to how they came about.
Roads develop for a reason – it's not always as dramatic as a gold rush; often it's as prosaic as farmers needing to get their produce to market. A route is an expression of a need in a community. The more difficult it is to build the road, the greater the need has to be before this comes about.
Rough tracks through the veld used to do the job, but as transport has developed, our needs have become more sophisticated.
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This old wagon never made it down Naudes' Nek Pass.
We have such a fine network of roads that we scarcely think about the enormous effort that has gone into making so many of our modern mountain passes a safe and easy journey as we speed over them. Conversely, those seeking to recapture the spirit of adventure so readily available to the early travellers are only too keen to jump into their 4x4s or onto their mountain bikes and head off into some of our wilder parts on tracks less travelled.
In this book, Marion has provided descriptions of a range of passes to whet the appetite of modern explorers of all persuasions, from the tough pioneer passes over the Langeberg and Outeniqua mountains in the scenic Garden Route, to the easy tarred passes sweeping over Mpumalanga's magnificent Drakensberg in graceful curves. To enhance pass chasers' enjoyment, there is background on how the route developed over time, and snippets of information about the people, places, fauna and flora along the way, plus odd quirky facts and anecdotes that Marion found fascinating during her own explorations.
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For those who don't receive our email newsletters, here's a blog version of our explanation of the core of the letter our Legal team submitted to the Planning Board on 11/27.
(In the meantime, we are still raising money and have commissioned a second letter from McGregor and Legere. You can read it here, and I'll blog again soon to summarize what they found. In a nutshell, there are many examples of Massachusetts Planning Boards denying applications similar to what has been proposed by Fenton/Jeanson/Toll, and those denials were upheld in court. All of this underscores our demand to DENY the current site plan application.)
Basically, we paid for legal advice, and were told: "It's all about the 'dirt'."
In this post, we have updates on the following:
I. A lay-summary of the Legal case to Deny of the project, as presented on 11/27 by the community-retained legal team of McGregor and Legere.
II. A brief explanation of why we went this route, and why the Planning Board didn't find this information on their own.
III. How to contribute to our ongoing Community Fundraising.
Before we explain why Dirt is the deciding factor in Massachusetts, we want to put this message front and center.
We are raising money to Support the Planning Board, under the philosophy that it is better to Spend Now, rather than Pay Later.
To clarify, in bullet point form:
– We support the Planning Board. We feel that, as part of their deliberation, they need all available, professional material that informs their decision, and demonstrates the community's position on this proposal. The material we provide is entered into the public record, and is useable in their defense if their decision is challenged in court.
– We believe there is a strong legal argument to support a Denial decision.
– We will not be put off, shouted down, negotiated out, or overpowered by insiders or outsiders who chose to put profit over safety and/or the needs of our Community.
– We are here to stay, and we will support our Planning Board in their efforts to uphold the intention of our by-laws, and the 2030 vision of our hometown.
Our research indicates that by investing in experienced legal research and professional expert analyses now, we will provide the Planning Board with a defensible position to Deny the current proposal. By doing so, we protect the safety of our roads, the rural nature of our community, and the potential for the Town Center that was voted for by us, decades ago.
If you are willing to invest in our Town in the 'now' to avoid the future we fear is coming, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I. What is the Legal case for Denial?
Let's get back to the Dirt. As our attorney presented last week, there are numerous legal reasons why a Denial is not only justified, but the responsible outcome based on the current site plan.
Remember when we were wondering about why the 2012 subdivision plan (for a couple of buildings), entitled the developers to an 8 year zoning freeze?
It turns out, Massachusetts offers this level of protection so that landowners don't face a constantly changing landscape of bylaws after they initiate a building project. (I don't object to this, to be honest – it seems quite reasonable to me. I've always said that I am not anti-development, but that I object to the mis-use of the intent of our zoning by-laws.)
So, in this case, when the applicant's subdivision plan was approved in 2013, they earned an 8 year window during which they can update or expand their proposal to use the land delineated on their approved map according to the 2012 by-laws. In other words, the dirt within their defined plot of land still thinks that it is 2012, even though the zoning by-laws changed a matter of days after they first submitted their proposal.
BUT the site plan application, as currently proposed, hinges on the use of additional parcels of land that are OUTSIDE the 'protected dirt'.
Specifically, the applicants have a Purchase and Sale agreement to buy this extra land ('Parcel A'), but this 'dirt' does not enjoy the zoning freeze, and thus must be held to the current zoning by-laws. The current site plan shows existing wells, which can be considered 'accessory structures' which are so close to the property line that they do not satisfy 2012 setback by-laws.
Additionally, even if the wells were positioned far enough from the property line, the 'sphere of influence' of those wells (ie, the land from which groundwater is drawn to feed the well) falls onto the land in Parcel A – which again, is 'unprotected dirt', and therefore requires a special permit.
There are other legal reasons to Deny in the letter, too – both from safety and water / environment protection angles.
But for the sake of brevity (ha!), let's shift the discussion to the question on everyone's mind. Indeed, it is this question that I've been asking myself since January – and also the reason why we, as a group, have waited this long to retain professional legal input.
II. Shouldn't Town Counsel have found this answer, themselves?
Why did WE have to go to Boston, collect funds from local residents, and spend a lot of money to learn what seems just so simple – right? Does that mean we are just throwing out a red herring, or distraction? Nope.
What has finally become clear, after directing many questions to the Town Planner, the Town Administrator, the Planning Board members, and both current and former BoS elected officials, is that:
a) The Planning Board doesn't have a mandate to ask Town Counsel anything. (Let that sink in, a bit… in terms of what that means for any development that is proposed to the Planning Board. ?!)
b) The Planning Board can request the Town Administrator to direct Town Counsel to answer specific questions, but not to perform an all-encompassing Site Plan review.
c) The Planning Board has been allowed less to spend on legal and expert analyses performed on this project in the last 11 months than we, as a group of 29 citizens, spent on only 2 weeks of legal aid.
In lay terms, I think of it this way:
The Planning Board can only direct specific, focused questions to Town Counsel. The Planning Board members are elected officials, but are essentially inexperienced citizens, volunteering a ton of time in service to our town.
They do not know which stones remain unturned, since they do not know which stones to even look under.
They don't know what they don't know.
McGregor and Legere have been investigating proposals like these, in communities like ours, for years. They knew where to look, and what to look for.
So, in the end, it isn't that surprising that they found something that is durably, legally, justifiably valid that the Planning Board missed.
III. What can I do?
It's pretty simple – and for those of you who've been listening to me for virtually all of 2017, it will sound pretty familiar, too:
1. Tell your neighbors. I'm shocked how many people in town still don't know what is going on.
2. Write to the Beacon – they will publish letters from the public, and would likely LOVE to hear from someone other than those of us who keep pestering them with Correspondence.
3. Support our legal efforts – And here, we come back full circle. We don't want to spend extra money when we all pay taxes and expect that those funds are being used to defend our by-laws and our elected officials – not to mention the decisions we vote on as a community, such as the Town Center zoning and the Boxborough 2030 plan.
If there are political lines of red tape that somehow prevent the Planning Board from obtaining the information they need to make an informed decision, we will be poised to fill in the gaps.
We will not sit by and let commercial interests trump the needs of the community. We will collect funds, and be available to find and hire experts, and provide professional data as needed.
We'd love to have your help – and we thank the growing number of neighbors who are adding to our 'war chest'. We hope we can just hold it in reserve, but in the short term, we want to make sure that what has already been spent on retaining McGregor and Legere is not lost in the shuffle. Their legal expertise is inarguable – as is their case for DENIAL.


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The Great Fusion is a hilarious graphic adventure inspired by our childhood's point and click games of the 90s. It was developed by 'Loading Home', a Spanish company specializing in games and applications for mobile devices.
We are facing a great third-person graphic adventure set in the year 2022. Rich people are richer and poor people are even poorer. Laws are absurd, the Copyright crusaders prosecute free culture and large corporations are managed by incompetents.
Our protagonist, Max, is a young and brilliant programmer who will fall into poverty and will fight to make a living trying to avoid falling for his own ignorance, experiencing thousands of crazy situations, amidst countless nods to classic graphic adventures and films from pop culture.
Its graphics, very similar to LucasArts games of the time, are completely drawn by hand, as was the case with the previous title developed by the company, The Passenger, but with a less bleak and more cheerful, since this time are comic-inspired aesthetic.
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Favorite pieces: Allegretto from Beethoven Symphony #7/
I'm not usually a big fan of dumbing down the classics just so that students can play them, but once in a while I really appreciate someone's arrangement for a student-level ensemble. One such arrangement is Douglas Court's grade 1 version of Beethoven's Allegretto from Symphony No. 7. I have used in several times in the past 10 years with my 6th-grade band (a group of second-year players) and continue to find it valuable as a powerful piece of music and a vehicle for teaching important concepts.
[If you're not familiar with Beethoven's Symphony no. 7, go listen to it and read about it now before you go read on].
Court's arrangement is simple. After the opening minor chord, the middle and low voices begin the ostinato rhythm which continues through most of the work. The melody trades off between trumpets, clarinets, and flutes/oboes. Clarinet and Trumpet 2, along with horn and alto, take the counter melody, and though the low winds never get the melody themselves, getting to play eighth notes in the ostinato pattern along with some other rhythmic patterns keeps them engaged. The flutes have a long rest (about 16 bars) before coming in after the first chord, so this piece may be a nice break from having to carry a lot of the piece themselves.
My favorite section of the piece is a 12 measure long crescendo. Starting from piano, the ensemble builds to a powerful climax, sustains full volume for eight bars, and then fades out over the final eight bars. It is in this section that I most challenge students to play longer phrases and hide their breaths.
Two other important concepts to address in the Allegretto are chromatic pitches (of which every instrument has some) and the contrast between tenuto and staccato articulation. Every player must listen to to match and play the right note lengths.
The percussion parts are not that complicated. They are not original to the piece, so they can be safely omitted. The mallet part doubles the flute line. The timpani plays only the tonic and dominant with no tuning changes. Snare drum and bass drum add a little oomph to the louder sections, and suspended cymbal and triangle parts are a tasteful addition if you have plenty of percussionists. Bonus--I haven't used it, but there is a piano accompaniment if you find yourself in need of it.
In the end, I have used this piece frequently not just because of the musical concepts it teaches, but because it has the power to connect well with students and audiences alike. Many have heard it before, and it is a great piece to push students to play with more emotion. Usually I take one rehearsal to talk about and listen to the original, and I love seeing how it unlocks something special in the way students play.
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Transcript of Thad Allen's July 25 briefing on the BP oil leak
This is the transcript from Adm. Thad Allen's telephone briefing for reporters on Sunday, July 25, on the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster. The transcript was released by the Deepwater Horizon Incident Joint Information Center.
July 25, 2010
12:00 p.m. EDT
Thad Allen: Thank you, Meghan and good afternoon. There have been a series of meetings in Houston this morning with our science team, representatives of BP, extensive discussion about our efforts to remobilize assets at the source and make preparations for installing the casing and moving on with the static kill and the bottom kill as I had briefed in the past.
Excuse me, specifically DDIII is now running the riser pipe down. They have 67 joints to complete, they've done 39 of those as of about 10:30 Central Daylight time this morning, need about five more hours to do that. They are planning to latch on to the well around midnight tonight. Development Driller II which was – had drill – was involved in drilling the backup well is returning to site and will start running their riser today.
Q4000 is inspecting the yellow pad, that is the control device that's placed subsea to operate the hydraulics. They replaced the valve on that and they plan to install it later on today and then they will begin preparations for the static kill operations.
The Gecko Topaz, which is the seismic research vessel, is back in the field. They completed a pass this morning and detected no anomalies and this is consistent with our decision to leave the capping stack on in the absence of any indication there are problems with well integrity. And we will attempt to have the Gecko Topaz make more passes tomorrow.
And this is an opportune time to do this because while we're bringing the vessels back in it is quiet and not as crowded and doesn't present a problem with simultaneous operations. The stack pressure has gone above 6,900 PSI and currently stands at 6, 904 PSI.
And the temperature has been steady around 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Again, these are both indicators of a – and consistent with a well that has integrity. We'll continue to work throughout the day. We have a number of sorties up today looking at condition of the boom, where it's gone and looking for oil.
As was briefed by Jane Lubchenco yesterday from NOAA we expect some oil that was there before the storm to be displaced. We also have noticed with our air surveillance based on the movement of the storm and the prevailing winds a lot of the residual oil that was out there that had not been skimmed by our significant effort in advance of the capping stack a lot of that has moved northerly toward Mississippi Sound, the areas around the Chandelier Islands and Breton Sound in southeastern Louisiana, but we are up doing very, very intensive surveillance today to try and reestablish where the oil is at and also redeploy response equipment back into the area so we can resume response operations and be responsive to oil sightings.
And with that I'd be glad to take your questions.
Operator: At this time I'd like to remind everyone if you would like to ask a question please press the star key then the number one on your telephone keypad. Your first question comes from the line of Harry Weber with the Associated Press.
Harry Weber: Thank you for taking my call. Admiral Allen, there are reports out this morning that Tony Hayward, the CEO of BP is going to resign, that it may occur – the announcement – as early as tomorrow.
I'm curious if the U.S. government has been notified of that through the unified command, whether it's true or not and if it is what do you think that does to the continued response moving forward, depending on who his replacement is? And also as a corollary to that can you add a little bit more about the oil displacement that you were just talking about?
Thad Allen: Yes, first of all I've got no knowledge of the inner workings of BP as a corporation and any personnel decisions they might make. My job as a National Incident Commander is to focus on unity of effort and making sure that BP, as the responsible party, uses the guidance it's been provided. And I'll continue to do that regardless of who is in charge and who I work with.
I have no knowledge of any personnel changes that are going on and will continue to work as the National Incident Commander and focus on what I do.
Regarding oil, Jane Lubchenco briefed yesterday correctly that along with the oil moving around from the south more to the north and to the northwest it's possible that where you had oil it could be moved by the storm and redeposited other places.
And that migration of oil is problematic in that it doesn't come from sea but could relocated from someplace else. So we're running a number of aviation sorties this morning trying to make sure we know which shoreline areas are impacted so we can get assessment teams out there as soon as we can.
Harry Weber: Thank you.
Operator: Next question comes from Kristen Hays with Reuters.
Kristen Hayes: Good morning, Admiral. I just wanted to check with you regarding when all the vessels will be back. Do you expect them all to be back on site by this afternoon or this evening or tomorrow morning or what?
Thad Allen: Well, I think at least by tomorrow. The critical ones are out there right now. Those are the ones related to re-establishing the riser pipes for the relief wells and then getting the Q4000 in place for the static kill.
There are a number of other vessels that were involved in building out the containment system, the second vertical riser package that would allow us to go to that production of 80,000 barrels a day. This is all starting to converge and given the priorities right now and the opportunity to go ahead and proceed with the – to install the riser package. Those are the primary vessels that are being looked on, looked at right now to get out there sooner.
The ones that will come out later are the ones that are going to probably be supporting the build out of the containment – the rest of the containment package.
Kristen Hays: So you are going to build that out? Are you going to do the static kill and not do the containment or will containment be a back up to the static kill?
Thad Allen: We continue to do all of that but we have to sequence you know what needs to be done out there and the priorities. Right now there is a little bit of a quiet area out there because there is no simultaneous opps going on and that's allowing us to do seismic surveys.
But we continue to move out. We need to have backups for all these systems. I think we've learned early on and we need to continue to understand that we'll the best thing we can. And the optimum outcome right now is to lay that casing pipe, do the static kill and then proceed with the well intercept.
That said we could have a problem somewhere along the line. So we will continue to work towards building that second vertical riser system but you have to prioritize what you're going to do and obviously getting that pipe into the relief well right now is the most important item we're working on right now.
Kristen Hays: OK, thank you, sir.
Thad Allen: Yes.
Operator: Your next question comes from Tom Fowler with the Houston Chronicle.
Tom Fowler: Hi, good morning, thanks for taking the call. I guess, two things: could you do an update on the time line for getting the relief well you know that next section with the casing put in and then for moving forward with the static kill?
And also for the static clear I just wasn't clear if it's simply the mud that's involved or is it mud then followed by cement on the static kill?
Thad Allen: On the static kill I believe it's only mud. If there's any – if that is not the case then we'll get back to you. The time line is roughly over the next week. We'll return the Development Driller III, run the riser pipe, latch in, pull that undersea containment device, which they call a packer.
They're going to need to circulate conditioning fluids through that pipe line to make sure it's ready what they call conditioning a hole and then some time in the next week they'll be in a position to be able to run that (nine and sent to eight inch) liner which is the critical path right now to moving – to move ahead.
Once that liner is laid, they're going to put cement in and around it. And at that point the two vessels that were supporting the liner operation, one call the Blue Dolphin, the other is called the Center Line will redeploy and hook up with the Q4000.
This is sometime – this will be sometime during the week of 1 August. And they will set up for that to be able to inject the static kill and during that week of August subject to the (inaudible) I'm sorry the containment pipe being installed and cemented in then we will go to the static kill with the Q4000.
So generally the next week will be prep, making sure everything is ready to go and getting the liner run and then the week of the first of August is when we will attempt to do the static kill and then move back and finish the top kill.
Male: Thank you.
Thad Allen: Let me correct. We are going the finish the bottom kill, I'm sorry.
Male: OK.
Thad Allen: No, go ahead.
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of (Cocia Clemenisa) with Bloomberg News.
(Coci Clemenisa): Hi, thank you for taking my question. First, I want to clarify, when will DDIII be connected to that relief well. Is this going to take place today? And second question, you mentioned that there were meetings with BP today. Did Bob Dudley particular in this meetings?
Thad Allen: Well, first of all the DD3 will latch somewhere around midnight. And the meetings in Houston were between the BP engineers working with our science team and the Coast Guard represents there.
I don't know whether Bob Dudley participated or not but I talk with him several times a day. I'm – I'm not sure he was in those meetings but I'm in communication with Bob Dudley.
Next question?
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of Richard Fausset with the Los Angeles Times.
Richard Fausset: Good afternoon Admiral, I think I may have missed this. What does latching in mean?
Thad Allen: That's connecting the riser pipe to the lower marine riser package. If you've seen where we gone in and put the top hats on before. That's always been the connection between the riser pipe and the lower marine riser package but in this case with the relief well, there is actually a connection that goes from the Development Driller III down.
This is the way you connect the pipe from the Development Driller III down to the lower marine riser package and the blowout preventer. Then once that's connected, that is the outer parameter if you will through which the drill string is run.
They will then have to pull the drill string and be able to pull it up to about 10,000 feet below the mud line and locked in there before they departed. So what they're going to have to do is basically clean out that entire area inside the riser pipe and down through the casing pipe—get that all conditioned and then they're prepared to go down and lay the liner down there.
Was that responsive?
Richard Fausset: I think so.
Thad Allen: Thank you.
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of Tamara Lush with the Associated Press.
Tamara Lush: Hi there, Admiral. I was wondering if you could maybe shed some light on something we've heard about regarding an incident in Plaquemines Parish yesterday that the Parish blocked BP trucks from moving the response material out of a town to a more safe area to avoid the storm. Have you heard anything about that?
Thad Allen: We've had several discussions over the last two or three days including last Friday when I was in New Orleans meeting with Admiral Zunkuft, our local commander.
We were in the process of executing our redeployment plan to move response equipment where it might not be affected by the storm. This was back before the storm was downgraded to a depression and then in a lull when we did not know whether it was going to a severe storm or not.
These plans had been developed over the summer and allow us to take this equipment so it's not a risk and we can come back in and be able to be as response as we can afterwards to the sense that the parish officials had concerns about that. Admiral Zunkuft met with them and we discussed the reasons for our actions with them.
I think everybody understands what's going on right now, and I believe we've got C130 flight scheduled today where we're going to take some of the parish officials up and actually fly the coastline to give them an idea of the type of damage moving forward.
But I will say this, and I don't know how much more emphatic I can be, and I did this at my press event on Friday in New Orleans—we need to understand that some of this equipment that's not lifesaving equipment that would be needed during a storm need to get to higher ground where it can be saved and be brought back into the area.
I'm still haunted by my flight over New Orleans on the 6th of September 2005, seeing a parking lot full of school buses under water. They were not moved in time so they could help with the evacuation. So we need to continually focus on where this equipment should be and how it can best be preserved to help the people of the Gulf area.
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of Andrew Belli with the Agence France-Press.
Andrew Belli: Hi, good afternoon Admiral. Just clarifying, yesterday, you said that it would be three to five days for the start of the static kill which was Tuesday to Thursday. And today you're saying beginning of August I was just wondering if that was a misunderstanding of what you said yesterday or that the situation had changed. There was something that unexpected which had come up.
Thad Allen: No, it was my estimate of what was going on based the vessels returning. The teams have met in Houston this morning. You folks want the best information we have and sometimes I'll give you my best estimate at the time to be refined once we have better information.
Some of this stuff could move up sooner into the time window I talked about but I asked BP to give me a timeline that I could use to discuss with the media and they gave me the timeline I gave you this morning.
And, quite frankly, I don't have a problem with them erring on the side of conservatism moving this stuff a little bit to the right because we do know there have been things that would have delayed today here but I would go with what I passed this morning. It's been refined and revised based on meetings in Houston.
Andrew Belli: Thank you.
Thad Allen: Yes.
Meghan Maloney: Operator, we'll take two more questions at this time.
Operator: Yes ma'am, your next question comes from Carrie Kahn with National Public Radio.
Carrie Kahn: Hi, Admiral. If you could tell us, how long has this evacuation of equipment bumped you off schedule? And would you do anything different the next storm that comes that you didn't do or did do this time.
Thad Allen: Well, its going to be hard to see until we get everything hooked back up again in how long takes us. We're trying to do that as fast as we can. And I think in regards to what happens out on the well site itself, this has pretty much went according to plan. If we have any indication we're going to have winds at sea, gale force winds, which is 39 miles an hour.
Due to the personnel that are operating the platform we pretty much need to pull them back. Now in this case we didn't pull them way far away and they were in a position where they could come back more quickly than they might have after a full strength hurricane.
But these proceedings are pretty much laid out and they're dictated by the safety of the platform and the masters and the supervisors that are actually operating them. So I think that went pretty much according to plan. I didn't – I haven't seen any problems with that.
As far as moving equipment out of the local communities, we're going to have some meetings this week and lay out some very clear guidance and expectations regarding equipment—who's responsible for it, how it has to be moved, and the primacy of reserving this equipment and making sure it can be brought back in after the storm.
And be able to use for oil response and recovery. It's something that's not needed for storm protection if you will and so it needs to be preserved and brought back in as quickly as possible.
Regarding the overall impact, we're still working on that to revise it but I would say probably about seven to nine days total moving to the right.
Meghan Maloney: And this is the final question at this point operator.
Operator: Yes ma'am. Your final question comes from the line of Jim Ryan with the ABC Radio.
Jim Ryan: Will the booming operations resume closer to the shoreline and have you received any update on this area of interest that Dr. Lubchenco mentioned—out in the Caribbean—yesterday?
Thad Allen: No, no significant developments in the Caribbean. I would tell you this: I think one of the discussions we're going to have about impacted shoreline— where the oil is at and booming is—I think we're going to find that some of this boom may have been pushed up into sensitive marsh areas.
We're probably going to sit down and talk with local officials about the best way to proceed. One lesson learned I think we're going to get out of this is if you leave boom unattended in a very sensitive area, and there is a high surge, sometimes just the mechanical action of the boom itself being dragged over the marshes may be something that's not desirable.
So I think one of the things we're going to do is sit down and take a look at our booming strategies for sensitive areas. If there is not clear threat of oil on the immediate horizon it might be better to stage that boom nearby where you could put out quickly but not have it out there where during a storm surge it will be dragged across the marshes and maybe cause more mechanical damage than maybe even the oil would if it was there.
But those are the types of things we're going to look at as we move forward after the response here.
Meghan Maloney: And that concludes our call for today. Thank you everyone for your participation.
Thad Allen: Thank you.
Operator: Ladies and gentlemen, you may now disconnect.


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I have been drivin' the 34' and playing title tag with the challenged at the DMV. Bureaucrats can make you tired.
The first step in replacing the A' subrails is to remove the floor and existing subrails to make way for the 32' curved frame rails. One also needs to trim the lower front cowl mounts to allow for the curve in the front section of the frame. Basically, this is measure 10 times and cut twice. I also cut the small amount of rust out of the wheel wells as this will be trimmed to match the frame. It was interesting to note that the rear 1/2 of the lower body is crimped to the subrail over a fabric strip. Now I understand the body rust on most of these cars. This poor unsealed over lap holds moisture and is wet whenever it rains.
This base extends 8" forward under the original subframe and welds to both sides of the shaped subrail. Everthing adjacent to the cuts has been sandblasted for cleanliness to allow good welding.
You need to hold the body correctly while the cutting is going on since it does want to lose its shape with out the integral support.
After building the cart for the body,
and watching as I cut out the rear floor
and subframes, I found that if you leave the major portions of the wheelwells intact and support the body at the front and at the rear, the body is actually in tension and all stays straight.
Somehow in the past 52 years, I have forgotten just how much work is involved in this. Are we having fun yet??


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Whether the applicant is a fit and proper person may be affected by the conduct and history of the applicant's associates.
Before you complete the fit and proper person section of the application, you must identify associates relevant to the proposed arrangement and undertake appropriate checks. Those included as relevant associates will vary depending on the applicant, and we will rely on the applicant to make reasonable enquiries of those associates.
Anyone in a position to control or influence the conduct of the arrangement or biosecurity activities under the arrangement may be considered relevant for the purposes of the application.
As a guide, these people are likely to be relevant associates:
We recognise that different applicants may conduct a range of checks on their relevant associates. You should make reasonable enquiries in respect to the matters in the application.
We will rely on the applicant to make reasonable enquiries of all relevant associates but we may conduct verification audits of the checks you have undertaken.
See section 11 of the
Biosecurity Act 2015 for more information on the meaning of 'associate'.
As part of the application for approval of a proposed arrangement, you will need to complete a questionnaire and make a declaration.
Questions include:
The questionnaire is just one part of what the decision maker will take into consideration when assessing your application for approval of an arrangement.
The person who is authorised to make the application on behalf of the applicant is required to give a declaration that they have made reasonable enquiries in respect of the answers given in the questionnaire, and that the information is true and correct to the best of their knowledge.
Giving false or misleading information is a serious offence. The person making the declaration may be liable to a civil penalty for giving false or misleading information.
The decision to approve a proposed arrangement, including a determination of the fitness and propriety of the applicant, is made by the Director of Biosecurity, or their delegate.
A determination as to whether an applicant is a fit and proper person requires the Director to consider the:
Once the arrangement is approved, the applicant becomes the biosecurity industry participant and is responsible for the biosecurity activities of the arrangement including specified goods or premises.
Closer consideration will be given to applications where a yes answer has been provided to one or more of the fit and proper questions.
A yes answer will not automatically result in a determination that the applicant is not fit and proper but it is likely to require further review.
For example, in some circumstances, a yes answer may result in a request for further information about the circumstances of that answer, to better inform a decision about the fit and proper status of the applicant.
If we require further information from you, the timeframe for determination of your application will be extended.
We expect applicants to have appropriate controls in place to manage the proposed arrangement and the level of biosecurity risk associated with that arrangement. This means having appropriate structures, procedures, systems, skills and staff to meet biosecurity obligations.
Our interactions with applicants will be based on their behaviours and choices.
We expect you to:
We will:
Any changes we find to the applicant's risk assessment during our routine compliance checks may trigger the need to reconsider the applicant's fitness and propriety.
If you need further information please call us on 1800 900 090.
This guidance is provided for general information only. The department does not provide advice on the application of the Biosecurity Act to particular circumstances, and does not approve a particular strategy or course of action in a particular matter.


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I had my husband draw names for me today for the Cape pattern!! I will blog about the winners of the pattern testing soon! I sent emails to the winners, and hope to hear from them soon. As far as the name, FANTASTIC IDEAS!! I can't decide, so I will keep you posted on which one I go with. I will have to get the girls together to choose between the ideas. I can't do it alone, I love them all!
Now I want to tell you about my newest pattern! I had the chance to make this pattern inspired by and for Frances with Designing Twining. It was so much fun to work with her. We have alot in common with each other, and had a blast working together. I love to brainstorm with people!! Frances has a fantastic website, go check it out. She has been sewing for over 10 years, has fantastic cutomer service skills(I should know!), and she LOVES what she does. Frances teaches sewing lessons, and sewing custom clothing for everyone in the family. She is there for you!
Below are some pictures from Designing Twining website. There are so many more things to see, go to her site and check them out!
Last but not least! For the next week only, this skirt will be on sale to help welcome it out! Instead of paying the regular price of $6.50 for my patterns, you will pay only $4.50! This is only for one week, I will take the sale off Monday the 28th in the morning. Go to my shop and get it now!
Thank you to everyone who was willing to sew the Cape pattern. This was the Best turnout for one of my pattern contests. I was so excited about that, THANK YOU! My husband thinks that I should have more people test the next pattern.


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An air source heat pump captures heat from the air and transfers this heat into the home via a compressor and condenser. By applying a little more energy from electricity a heat pump can raise the temperature of this heat energy to the level required in the home. Heat Pumps offer an energy efficient way of providing heating in the home, as they acquire 78% of their heat energy from free and renewable sources.
Q: What other components do I need to install the heat pump? Typically you will also need a buffer tank of 70 – 90 litres, Hi Gain cylinder with 3m2 coil or Hi Gain cylinder & buffer combi unit, 3 port diverting valve & Y strainer for return line.
Q: Does the heat pump require back up from an oil or gas boiler? No. The Heat Pump can cater for all your heating & hot water needs once sized correctly.
Q: How do I size or know what heat pump i need? There are a number of pieces of information required to size a heat pump, a set of floor plans of the house, type of construction, location of site, hot water requirement etc. Once we have those we can calculate size and produce a design, select a heat pump & give estimated running costs and give estimated comparisons of carbon emissions and costs verses oil, gas etc.
Q: Where do I site my air source heat pump? The heat pump must be placed a minimum of 300mm from a wall , on a plinth so as snow drifting cannot occur in front of the machine. You must also leave clearance in front of the machine, do not locate it in front of a wall or fence. It is advisable to locate the machine so as it is not facing directly in towards a door or window as the air coming from the fan is very cold when machine is in full operation.
Q: Where can I locate the heat pump control panel? The controller comes with a 15m lead which is coiled up in the heat pump. It can be left in the heat pump or it can be sited in your dwelling within the 15m or further if required using an extension cable.
Q: What are the hot water cylinder requirements with a heat pump? Any type of cylinder can be used; copper, stainless steel or glass lined. The key component is the 3m2 or Hi Gain coil which must be in any cylinder that you used with any heat pump. It would be desirable to have an electrical immersion fitted also.
Q: How much space is needed in the boiler house? Heat pumps normally require a footprint of 1m x 1m and are approx 2m high. All heat pumps also require a buffer tank of approx 15 litres per kW so a typical 10kW heat pump requires a minimum of a 50/75 litre buffer. The buffer tank needs a similar footprint as the heat pump.
Q: What type of heating system works best with heat pumps? The best system to use is one that works at low temperatures between 350C - 450C. Underfloor heating is particularly suitable for use with the lower temperature water from heat pumps. The ideal solution if not using under floor heating is to use aluminium radiators which operate efficiently with a flow temperature of 450C. Standard panel radiators can also be used if they are designed correctly.
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Director: Stanley Kubrick
Writer: Gustav Hasford (Novel), Stanley Kubrick (Screenplay)
Stars: Matthew Modine, Adam Baldwin, Vincent D'Onofrio, R. Lee Ermey, Arliss Howard
Holy cow! Now this is a good movie! I've seen so many movies about the Vietnam war that they all began to look the same. Tonight I saw Full Metal Jacket for the first time, which was such a breath of fresh air. Not only is it one of the most thrilling movies I've ever seen, it's arguably the most quotable movie ever made. Throughout my life I've heard many sayings that came from this movie, yet I had no idea where they came from until now.
This film lacks narrative, which is what makes it work. For the first 45 minutes of the film, we're watching a cantankerous Marine Core Drill Instructor (R. Lee Ermey), break-down and train his squadron until they're prepared for the Vietnam War. For the rest of the film we follow a pragmatic U.S. Marine called The Joker (Matthew Modine) and bear witness to the horrific and dehumanizing effects of the Vietnam war.
As for the rest of the movie, Kubrick makes Full Metal Jacket stand out with some of the best camera usage I've seen in any film. In one scene, they throw a smoke bomb (or whatever) into an open area so that they could move across without a sniper shooting them. A handheld camera is used as they run through the smoke, where we see the two people in front of us disappear before our eyes. At this point I felt panicked, as if I were the cameraman myself.
Now, this movie did something that's never happened to me before and I just know it's going to sound silly. Well, I had an outer body experience when a particular scene came on. For the duration of the scene, it was as if I was inside the movie and in the place of The Joker. They were all looking down on a dying Vietcong woman. The most horrendous emotions stirred in me, things I'd never felt in my life.
Look, we all have our reasons to like or dislike Full Metal Jacket. The reason I love it is because no movie has ever had such an effect on me before, which instantly elevates it above almost any other war film I've seen. Not to mention, the acting, soundtrack and cinematography was absolutely stunning. This definitely makes it onto my Greatest War Movies list.
One thing I can't understand: Why was Platoon (1986) nominated for so many Oscars, yet Full Metal Jacket only received one nomination the year afterwards? Personally, I think they're both on par with each other, but Kubrick takes his movie one step further in terms of originality.


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Study film at film schools or by yourself?
One of the questions that every film student deals with throughout his college years are can art e thought or am I wasting my time? There are many advantages and disadvantages to taking filmmaking courses in film schools. I will try to review here the main ones. For now, we will ignore the question of whether art can be taught, but we'll focus on the problems that could arise from studying art.
"When people ask me if I went to film school
I tell them, 'no, I went to films." Quentin Tarantino
I'll start with the pros for taking film making courses film in film schools:
Professionalization of technical equipment
Film schools are a good way to learn all the technical issues, which sometimes can be difficult to learn by yourself. I'm talking about stuff like video editing, Cinematography, lighting and other stuff you usually learn when taking film making courses. Even if you are just thinking to direct, you have to know at least the basics of the technical world.
The society in film school
Contacts that you will make during your film making courses at the College can be such that will help you in the future in your career. In addition, you are always in a creative atmosphere.
In film schools, you can learn from the experience of others
In this industry, you can be a great filmmaker and still not make enough money. Many film makers take a second job as a lecturer. You should do a background check on the faculty members teaching the film making courses. You will find that some schools have lecturers that are currently active or at least was until recent.
The comfort of film schools
Personally, I don't like comfort. It scares me and later on in this article, you will read why. In college, you will have access to a lot of equipment and that means you can spend more money on art, costumes, etc.
"filmmaking is like sex, there's no one way to do it, and the only way to learn it is by doing it."
Ana Lily Amirpour
Competitiveness in film schools
In most film schools, you'll have to deal with competition. Competition can help you to take everything you have and stand out in the crowd (Later on you will read why competition can also be harmful).
Learn about cinema
If you want to get real film education and know about movies that have been made outside Hollywood, then film making courses in film school is a good tool for that (but not the only tool for that) Most film schools cover all the important films made outside Hollywood and outside the USA. It's a good thing to expand your knowledge on films and to get know movies that are not mainstream and more artistic.
I wanted to write that in film school you can learn from the mistakes, but that's not always the case. You should check out with the graduates of the college, what's the policy on artistic freedom. There are many colleges that insist you do things their own way and this is very problematic in film studies. In my opinion, it is very important to get out all your crazy ideas right at the start, especially to know yourself and your style better, and also to know, what is working and what does not and why. Film making courses should be a good place to do just that. You should always go back for a moment you began to dream of making movies and remember which movies made you want to enter the field.
"I was never interested in being powerful or famous. But once I got to film school and learned about movies, I just fell in love with it. I didn't care what kind of movies made."
George Lucas
Now the disadvantages of film school in collage:
Film school's Permissions
One of the biggest problems with the film schools is that you constantly need their approval. This is a very bad education for a film student. First, you need to be accepted to the school, then you need them to approve your project to start shooting. All the time you need their approval. The principle on which you as a future director should work is that once an idea came to your head, you need to just start working on it and see by your self if its working or not. But there are many film schools that might not allow you to go out and shoot a film, not necessarily because your idea was not good enough or you're not talented enough. Sometimes it's mainly because there is not enough budget to finance also your film. Their excuse will be that your film is not good enough.
Film schools are too expensive
Let's face it. film Schools can be very very very expensive.It's not popotional. Basically with this amount you pay for film schools, you can buy yourself a great camcorder with reasonable lighting equipment, sound equipment and even video editing computer.
You can also buy online courses. There are a lot of up to date online courses that are presented by professional from the industry and not only they are cheaper, but also more focusedon practical stuff that you need to learn and at your own pace. You can find some great courses on this page
The disadvantage of comfort in filmmaking classes
When you have the freedom to use whatever equipment you like, you learn to depend on it. It can be very discouraging when you go into the real world of film making and suddenly equipment costs money. Suddenly there are technical conditions that you feel you have to have them, to shoot a film. When the truth is that-and this is not taught in school film – in order to shoot a film, you just have to want to film it.
Competitiveness in film schools
One of the biggest disadvantages in filmmaking courses in film school is the constant competition. In a constant state of competition, it is difficult to make the movies you want. When you are competing for the attention of the establishment, you are forced to make films for the establishment and not necessarily those you believe in. You can get lost in it very easily, so you should watch out.
Remember that you are in total apprentices now and still does not work in production Company. The movies you make right now, are for learning and not for global success. Sometimes because of the competition, students has a tendency to get carried away with high-budget scripts. Remember you are currently studying and it is not worth investing everything in one film.
Always try to remember what made you want to take film making courses in the beginning. I think the biggest drawback to most film schools is that they prefer to teach students how to make films than to try to help them understand why they want to make movies.
Taking responsibility on yourself
In film schools, you always have someone else to blame- your teachers, your classmates, the equipment they gave you and so on…, so if things don't work out it's not your fault and there is nothing you can do about it.
When you learn film by your self, it's all about you. You have to find your disadventages and fix them. that kind of thinking gives you a lot of power and it puts you in a place where you have to improve yourself all the time.
Do you have what it takes to become a filmmaker?
What do you need to do to learn filmmaking by yourself? Pick up a camera and start shooting, read a few books or take a few online courses and watch movies. If you can't do all that, then filmmaking might not be for you. You simply don't love it enough at least not enough to start working in it. Filmmaking is not something you learn to make money or to become famous. There are much better ways to get these things.
So what's the verdict?
Well, it's up to you. Personally, I think that if you have what it takes to become a filmmaker, you don't need film school.
Just remember one thing:
Whether you will go to film school or not, you will find yourself spending a lot of money on making films, but the movies you will make (whether in film school or by yourself), will teach you the best about this profession.


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If your facility has a modern distributed control system with a reading "offset" problem, the grounding system could be the cause.and the remedy.
One of the really great things about modern distributed control systems (DCSs) is once they're set up and operational, readings are steady and repeatable. In fact, they're so reliable that common programming relies on the DCS to serve as the watchdog over many processes with full authority to "trip" when values stray outside of predefined "windows" or maximum and minimum values. This is a valuable feature until the DCS trips the system due to a faulty value or, even worse, it trips at random times that are seemingly unrelated.
Recent history has shown multiple grounds can change the values the DCS computer reads, thus causing erroneous output values, that fall outside of operational limits. These multiple grounds can come from the most unexpected points.
Every DCS installation has a safety ground that's essentially the same as the static grounding system. The system also has a reference ground you can temporarily disconnect from the safety ground for troubleshooting purposes. However, you'll typically only find both connected together at the DCS computer bus. You won't find cable shields and shield-drain wires connected to ground at field junction boxes, because doing this causes a parallel path where circulating currents of varying magnitudes could flow. This situation also compromises cable shielding. Accidental grounds anywhere away from the main DCS reference grounding bus can cause circulating currents. These varying loop values can show up as valid data in the DCS computer as it crunches numbers, which leads to inaccurate results.
To produce shielded cables, manufacturers shield the twisted pair with a foil layer that's in contact with an uninsulated "drain" wire. They cover these three conductors with a jacket (sometimes with armor and an additional jacket). When terminating a cable in the marshalling cabinet, the jacket is frequently stripped at the cable gland where the cable passes through the sheet metal of the grounded marshalling cabinet enclosure. This leads to a myriad of twisted wire pairs and drain wires traveling vertically down into the marshalling cabinet section within the plastic wireways until each "peals off" to land on its appointed terminal block.
This type of configuration places the drain wires in intimate contact with one another at multiple locations. Normally, this arrangement wouldn't be a problem except that metal screws (whose screw heads are on the cable side of the plastic wireway) typically hold the plastic wireway into the marshalling cabinet. At this location, one drain wire touching a screw head electrically connected to the grounded marshalling cabinet leads to an offset voltage or circulating currents.
The only positive "fix" is to remove each drain wire from its terminal block and slide insulating spaghetti up to the point where the jacket ends in the gland. This simple solution insulates the drain wire from the gland, from other drain wires, and from the wireway mounting screws.


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In my previous tip Mapped drives and network problems -- the connection, I suggested cleaning up your mapped drives to improve performance of your systems. Recently I came across another reason to be more proactive when it comes to mapped drives.
After changing a user's account password, the account kept locking itself out. After checking to make sure no system services, programs or scheduled tasks were attempting to use the old account info, I looked to the mapped drives that were set up. It turns out the user had mapped a network drive to a share using the account's prior password. After removing it, the random lockouts ceased.