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Musically, at the point when a subcultural style becomes incorporated into the market, it is simultaneously stripped of its cultural message and becomes simply another meaningless object of mass consumption. Consider the plethora of politically motivated punk rock bands (Against Me! Greenday e.t.c) whose commercial success has seen the timeless display of politics relegated and contained to the bands personal history. Even the brash political lyrics of the mid-nineties Hip-Hop Scene (N.W.A, Wu-Tang Clan e.t.c) declined rapidly, while interest in the soundscape that those lyrics roamed increased exponentially. However, the extreme Black Metal scene has, and is still consistently defined, by its (anti)-political message, stubbornly maintaining its distance from the market whilst remaining self-consciously and traditionally burdened by the atrocities of its own festering scene. Ironically, it is this close-minded attitude that has allowed Wolves in the Throne Room (Olympia, WA) to breathe new life into the flagging scene. Through a process of reification, Wolves in the Throne Room (Hereby referred to as WITTR) have separated subject ((anti)-politics) from object (music), allowing both creative and political freedom to manifest itself with veracity.
Since the release of second album Two Hunters (2007, Southern Lord), WITTR have ascended to the upper tiers of the underground scene by creating a transformative and apocalyptic musical manifestation that has come to completely transcend the Black Metal label. Formed by brothers Aaron (Drums) and Nathan Weaver (Guitar, Vocals) and accompanied by former Middian guitarist Will Lindsay (replacing former guitarist Richard Dahlen), the band have consistently stated that their combined musical goal was "to create a musical expression of an expanding consciousness that linked the mythic and apocalyptic visions of Black Metal" with "life-changing actions on the physical plane" and with Black Cascade (2009), the bands third full-length album, WITTR have further sought to differentiate Black Metal from a force of pure negativity and have forged an individual, neo-Arcadian philosophy in their own image.
Despite being founded upon a traditional Black Metal musical aesthetic, Black Cascade voraciously incorporates genre as a means to broaden its appeal. Genres are woven together, with ambient and environmental samples rising and falling through the material. Melodic, Shoe-gaze drones are compounded with hazy electronics and psychedelic swings of tempo that blend together effortlessly and inter-relate between each extended composition.
The opening track 'Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog' acts as both an homage to traditional Black Metal musical structures whilst at the same time using structure to deconstruct the notion of the subject; complementing traditional Black Metal tempos with ever changing dynamic shifts to produce a sophisticated layered composition that elevates transient melodies to the forefront of the song rather than make spectacular the modified heavy metal that features so prominently in the works of early Black Metal bands (such as Burzum and Mayhem).
'Ahrimanic Trance' takes the formal qualities of 'Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog' and promotes them further, outdoing both the ferocious speed and melodic drones of the opening track yet maintaining a sense of stylistic unity between the two.
Joined thematically with the environmental sample ending the track before, third track 'Ex Cathedra' begins slowly but builds into an uncompromising powerhouse only to be broken down at the peak of its finery and outdone by a truly beautiful piece of proceeding electronic atmosphere.
Closing track 'Crystal Ammunition' remains similar in focus but introduces sombre Arcadian-folk that juxtaposes perfectly with the shrill of Nathan Weaver's vocals, bringing the album to its perfectly balanced conclusion.
Recorded onto a two inch tape and mixed on a 1973 Neve Console by Producer Randall Dunn (Earth, Sunn O))) ), the entirety of the album benefits hugely from the hazy recorded sound, allowing for guitars and electronics to merge and create not just a sound, but a 'soundscape', bereft of Black Metal contradictions and brimming with enticing melody. With the release of Black Cascade, Wolves in the Throne Room have provided the possibility of moving beyond the colourless walls of Black Metal routine into the bright environs of an imaginary state and, in doing so; have changed the direction of American Black Metal for the near future.
1. Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog (10:33)
2. Ahrimanic Trance (14:06) (Slothbear's Top Track)
3. Ex Cathedra (10:59)
4. Crystal Ammunition (14:21)
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2/6 Summer Song
3/6 Queen Of Refuse
4/6 Robot Suicide
5/6 Dotting Eyes
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01. Sudden Change
02. Blood on My Hands
03. Never Even There
04. Your Lies
05. Wide Awake
06. Waiting
07. Interlude to Addiction
08. Makeshift
09. Overflow
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The Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor measures the amount of air which passes through it into the engine during a given time. The PCM uses the mass air flow information to monitor engine operating conditions for fuel delivery calculations. A large quantity of air indicates acceleration, while a small quantity of air indicates deceleration or idle.
The MAF sensor produces a frequency signal which can be monitored using a scan tool. The frequency will vary within a range around 2000 Hz at idle to about 10,000 Hz at maximum engine load.
A technician's scan tool reads the MAF value and displays it in grams per second (gm/s). At idle, it should read between 4 gm/s-7gm/s on a fully warmed up engine. Values should change rather quickly on acceleration but values should remain fairly stable at any given RPM. A failure in the MAF sensor circuit should set a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC).
Removal & Installation
- Disconnect the negative battery cable.
- Detach the electrical connector.
- Remove the air inlet duct from the MAF sensor and remove the MAF from the air intake duct.
To install:
- Installation is the reverse of removal.
- Note that the MAF sensor may have an air flow direction arrow (usually located on top of the MAF sensor). The MAF sensor must be mounted with the arrow pointing towards the throttle body.
- Take care to ensure that the MAF sensor locating tabs and the locating slots of the intake air ducts line up before connecting the MAF sensor and the intake air ducts.
- Make sure the MAF sensor is seated in the air inlet grommet and that the electrical connection is secure.
As with most all engine control sensors used in your vehicle, a thorough and proper test can only be performed by a qualified technician using a scan tool to read the data stream from the PCM. There are a few items you should check before taking the vehicle to a qualified technician for diagnosis and repair.

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Pride and Prejudice (2005)
The story is based on Jane Austen's novel about five sisters - Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty and Lydia Bennet - in Georgian England. Their lives are turned upside down when a wealthy young man (Mr. Bingley) and his best friend (Mr. Darcy) arrive in their neighborhood. -IMDB


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Often referred to as 'Surf City Durban' by the global media, Durban's Golden Mile of beaches is widely acknowledged as one of the prime stretches of surfing real estate anywhere in the surfing world.
Surfing in Durban essentially evolved in the late 40's from lifesaving and soon South Africa joined the rest of the world's budding expression of surfing as a structured competitive sport in 1966 when Durban hosted the first ever South African Surfing Championships.
Meanwhile, some of the best surfers in the world were emerging from South Africa which proved to be the catalyst in 1969 when Max Wetteland, Ernie Tomson and Ian McDonald staged the first ever Durban 500, giving rise to surfing professionalism. The first world champion, Midget Farrelly, was invited to give an exhibition, however it was Capetonian Gavin Rudolph who won the event and the R500 prize money.
Peter Burness, secretary of the Natal Surfriders Association, took over and secured sponsorship with Gunston cigarettes and The Gunston 500 became the world's longest running professional surfing event, ending 30 years later in 1999. In the seventies, Burness invited top surfers to compete in the Gunston 500 to generate overseas invites for South African surfers.
Durban's Shaun Tomson captured the biggest winning streak in professional surfing winningthe Gunston 500 a record of six consecutive times from 1973 – 1978. Tomson also became World Champion in 1977 and by the time he retired at the end of 1989, he had established himself as a global surfing icon. For two decades the lure of prize money, silverware and Durban's fabled tube rides saw dozens of foreign surfers competing in Surf City up to 2008.
Today Durban is every much as ever 'Surf City'. But different. Before the waves and the beaches of Durban were segregated, now the waves are shared by all.
A strong contingent of Zulu surfers are not only competing at the highest international level, but there is strong organic growth in the community that has resulted in boys and girls of all ethnicities paddling out to test themselves against our waves.
For international surf tourists, Durban is a vibrant city with a host of opportunities to experience consistent warm water waves. It's also a cosmopolitan city where Africa, Europe and India merge to conjure up a rare and exotic mix of cultures. Most important of all – its a lot of fun. Durban's amazing infrastructure and the availability of a variety of accommodation options adjactent to the beachfront makes it an easy sell to surfers from all around the world.
The Goodwave event's primary objective is to pick a champion, but showcasing Durban as a surf tourism destination and providing opportunities for all communities to surf Durban's brilliant waves are top of the list of priorities.
Durban is a member of WSCN, a cooperative and growing network between cities around the world where a collective strategy to develop surfing as an activity to generate wealth is the primary goal.
WSCN have calculated that $2 billion per year is spent on international surf tourism.
Since returning to the international sporting world, South Africa has proven its ability to stage major sporting events – many held for the first time on African soil. Durban, as a host city, has played an integral part in South Africa's reputation as a leading sporting destination. With a track record of successfully hosting leading sporting events on behalf of South Africa and Africa, Durban is known as Africa's premier sporting destination, having invested R3,4 billion in sporting infrastructure since 2009.
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Mother's Day is creeping up, and I refuse to let it get me by surprise this time around. I think I've reached a point in my life where I need to step up my Mother's Day gifting game just a bit. So I've been eyeing this ombré jewelry box DIY that I came across. I think it would be a simple DIY that clearly shows some effort beyond the classic stick figures on a homemade card. A jewelry box would be a cool gift because 1. it is unexpected and 2. it actually has a use. Plus, this one in particular adds color and would look great in the bedroom.
MATERIALS- 1 wooden art box by Displays 2 Go
- 1 light paint color and 1 dark paint color
- paint brush
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5 Tips For Dealing With ADHD
If you have recently been diagnosed with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you may feel frustrated and at a loss of what to do. This condition can make it difficult to focus and concentrate, which can negatively affect your personal and professional life. However, with a few techniques, you can live a normal life with ADHD. Here are five helpful tips for dealing with ADHD:
Use a Calendar
When you have ADHD, it can be very difficult to remember appointments and events. That is why it is beneficial to use a calendar. If you use a calendar on your smartphone and set up automatic reminders, you can avoid forgetting important meetings and deadlines.
Give Yourself Extra Time
Tardiness is also common in individuals with ADHD. You may have trouble estimating how much time it actually takes to do a task. If you always give yourself a little extra time, you will be less likely to be late. For example, if you have to be at a meeting in 30 minutes, give yourself at least 45 minutes to get there.
Exercise Regularly
Regular exercise is especially beneficial if you suffer from ADHD. When you work out, you can clear your mind and relieve stress, which may help you concentrate better. Try to do some type of exercise every day, whether it is taking a brisk walk or playing a team sport.
Do not Procrastinate
Procrastinating is one of the worst things you can do if you have ADHD. That is why you should deal with every task on the spot, no matter how unpleasant it is. Whether you have to call a work client or clean the bathroom, do it before you have a chance to forget about it.
Eat Healthy
Eating a balanced and nutritious diet can also help you focus and concentrate better. To feel your best, include vegetables, fruits, lean protein, and complex carbohydrates in your daily diet. Limit sugar as much as possible because it can increase hyperactivity.
Living with ADHD can be frustrating at times, but it does not have to take over your entire life. If you follow these helpful tips, you can manage your symptoms better and live a normal life. However, if you still have trouble concentrating and paying attention, you should talk to your doctor about the possibility of taking medication. Certain drugs out there can help you focus and concentrate a lot better.


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On Tuesday morning, the president of Texas Young Conservatives released a statement announcing that his group will no longer hold a planned 'Catch An Illegal Immigrant Game' on campus this Wednesday. The game would have asked students to capture other students in t-shirts reading "illegal immigrant" and turn them in for a $25 gift card. When news broke of the event yesterday, outrage poured in from across the campus, state and country. The university denounced the group's event, saying it violated the school's honor code.
TYC President Garcia, a former staffer on the Greg Abbott campaign, said he decided to cancel the event because of concerns "that the university will retaliate against [TYC members] and that the protest against the event could create a safety issue for our volunteers." He acknowledged that "the decision to include issuing $25 gift cards during the event was misguided" and said that "the idea for the event was intentionally over the top in order to get attention for the subject."
As conservatives who do wrong are wont to do, Garcia played victim to criticisms of his heinous event. He claimed to be "shocked at the uproar over the event's premise" — really? — and that the "reactions of some who claim that YCT is creating a demeaning or degrading environment on campus have been truly disgraceful." Clearly and unsurprisingly, Garcia and TYC still don't get it. A game which monetizes and degrades the lives of millions has no place on the UT campus on face value and because it inherently promotes a hostile environment. There was no planned violence against the group as Garcia moans about, and the university stopped far short of canceling the event or "retaliating" against members. There was a massive protest planned for Wednesday to drown it out, as happened in 2005.
Read Garcia's full statement below the jump.
"To whom it may concern, I am writing to inform The University of Texas at Austin and the UT community that I have decided, after speaking with my members, to call off the illegal immigration event that the university chapter of Young Conservatives of Texas had planned for Wednesday.
After the University President and the Vice President for Diversity and Community Engagement released statements denouncing the event we planned as violating the university's honor code, I spoke with our chapter's members, and they are both concerned that the university will retaliate against them and that the protest against the event could create a safety issue for our volunteers.
I acknowledge that the decision to include issuing $25 gift cards during the eventwas misguided and that the idea for the event was intentionally over the top in order to get attention for the subject. It is a simple fact that illegal immigration is a concern in this country and that it is one we must face. Estimates suggest that around 12 million people are living in the United States without documentation. President Obama wants to address the issue during his final term, and students on college campuses, conservative, liberal, or somewhere in between, should not be silenced when they attempt to make their voices heard about an issue that is so important to our futures.
I have been shocked at the uproar over the event's premise and at the personal attacks against me. Today, opponents of YCT have claimed that I am being used as a front man. I have been called an "Uncle Tom." I have received emails and comments via social media filled with obscenity. The reactions of some who claim that YCT is creating a demeaning or degrading environment on campus have been truly disgraceful.
I have always viewed The University of Texas as a place where students could express their opinions – whether or not they were popular. Even though our event will not go forward, UT students, our state, and our nation need to have a serious discussion and debate about the issue of illegal immigration. I believed that our event would spark this discussion on campus, and though we will no longer be holding the event, I hope that the publicity surrounding the event will create debate among students."


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Exhibit Information
Gallery 92 West enjoys showcasing work from area artists. If you'd like to exhibit at the gallery please contact us to learn more. Important points to note:
The following is important information for artists wanting to exhibit at Gallery 92 West:
- The artist must send photos or provide a website address to view photos of work for approval
- All work must be "gallery ready" to hang
- We encourage displaying art that is for sale
- All artwork must remain the duration of the show
- Artists are encouraged to submit a photo of themselves as well as a biography telling about themselves and their work
- Artists will keep 80% of any sales if they are a FAAA member, 70% if they are a non-member
- Artists must attend the exhibit reception
- The FAAA will promote the exhibit throughout the community
The following is important information for artists wanting to exhibit at Gallery 92 West:
- Gallery dimensions and pictures of the Gallery space- GALLERY MAP
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We are two days into the 2016 season and the Cardinals have yet to win a game. The Cardinals have had too many strikeouts in these two games. This is not acceptable. The Cards can't be leaving runners on base either. In Monday's game, there were 10 runners left on base. It's not just that the guys can't hit; they can't score either. Randall Grichuk has struck out every time he's come up to bat. He's riding the bench for tonight's game; Jeremy Hazelbaker is getting his first major league start.
The guys came close to a win last night, but as we old timers know, close only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades, and making out in the back seat of a car. The bullpen, however, was lights out, with the exception of Seth Maness. Jedd Gyorko hit his first HR in a Cardinals uniform. Aledmys Pena and Jeremy Hazelbaker got their first major league hits. There was some offense, but not enough runs for a win. But that Stephen Piscotty has a heck of an arm.
And what's with the bunts? Matt Carpenter is the leadoff batter and he should not be bunting. Bunts need to be executed by the 8th and 9th place hitters, not the leadoff hitter. And if the hitter is not good at bunting, then he shouldn't be bunting at all. (Yes, Kolton Wong, this means you. I'm thinking about your GIDP in Game 1.)
And to make matters worse, sadly, like last year, the infirmary is getting full again. Here is the list of current patients and their maladies:
Brayan Pena – Knee surgery to remove loose cartilage in knee – out at least 1 month.
Jhonny Peralta – Thumb ligament tear – out at least until June
Ruben Tejada – Left quad grade 1 strain – on 15 day DL
Tommy Pham – Left oblique strain – out for at least 2 weeks
Mitch Harris – Right arm compression syndrome – on 15 day DL
Jordan Walden – Grade 2 lat sprain – out until June
I'm sure that there are fans out there who are thinking, It's only the first two games of the season. The season is a marathon, not a sprint. While these sayings are true, there's some fine tuning that needs to be done. Otherwise, this season will go by very, very slowly. Please play better, guys; I'm tired of hearing my husband whine that I'd better get used to seeing the Cards play like this because it's going to happen all season.
There is a bit of good news: Sir Paul McCartney will be playing a concert at Busch Stadium on August 13th to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' concert at Busch Stadium II. Tickets go on sale on Friday, April 15 at 10:00 AM CST and you can purchase tickets here. My husband and I saw Sir Paul in concert at Busch Stadium II in 1993. It was a very good show. I was impressed with the pyrotechnics during "Live and Let Die." This show should be just as good, if not even better.
Let's hope the Cards go on a winning streak starting tonight. I'm looking forward to seeing Mike Leake pitch. Thanks as always for reading and see you next time!


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|Kathryn moderated speakers from the renewable and fossil fuel sectors
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
Subsidies to the Power Sector: Europe's Best Kept Secret?
Sustainability Consult's CEO, Kathryn Sheridan, moderated a heated debate at EWEA yesterday. The event 'Subsidies to the power sector: Europe's best kept secret?' brought together speakers from the renewable and fossil fuel sectors with economists from the European Commission and OECD. Fossil fuel subsidies is a pressing issue since the G20 made a pledge to phase out market distorting subsidies. We supported the Global Subsidies Initiative on this issue some years ago.
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Crispy: M-Diddy Heat from Crispy Stream on Vimeo.
CRISPY: M-Diddy Heat
Melbourne Trip
Colony Ten Clip: Tom Stretton
Tom Stretton - Ten Clips V2 from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
LUX Pizzey Session
Nicko Smithson
Jordy Reid
Summer Clips from Jordy Reid on Vimeo.
Dillon Mitchelson
Luke Vandenberg "Welcome to Fit"
FIT- Welcome to the AUS Team- Luke Vandenberg from FITBIKECO. on Vimeo.
Old Grand Dad Mitch Smith
Jack Elkins/LUXBMX
JACK ELKINS #2 from LUXBMX on Vimeo.
Chase Handford
Bill Faulkner
Merry Christmas!
Wilton Hedley
Welcome to Macneil Samson Ross
Liam Kenny End of 2011
Carl Bowen
Dyllan Leahy Late 2011
Will Gunn for Forgotten
Will Gunn FRGTN x BACKBONE from Forgotten Bmx on Vimeo.
Afray Mixtape Vol 1
Giants of Dirt: The Final Chapter
Top Secret
Andy Swan
Todd Meyn/TotalBMX Video Bike Check.
Dom Williams- Three Days
Dishonour 'Team Issue Jerseys'/Promo
Tuggeranong BMX Competition
Machine Green Slime
Quick Clips
Mitchell McDonald X Division
DIVISION BRAND - MITCHELL MCDONALD FLAT RAIL from DIVISION BRAND on Vimeo.
Matt Whyatt 'Welcome to DC'
FP: The Package Vol. 3
Jack Stead/Pilgrim
Freestyle Now Canberra Roadtrip
360 Frontflip
Dishonour 'Coast to Coast' Jerseys.
Shannon Farrugia
Psycho Lovers
Ryan Lloyd
Nick Harris/Impurity
Playing Silly Buggers
Calvin Kosovich for The Set
Danger X Demolition Macquarie Fields Session
Demolition Parts: Danger plaza session. from Chris Whyte on Vimeo.
Bmx Nostalgia: Thomas Dunn
Montage Canberra Trip
Sam Illman
Caleb Johnson After Hours
BMX NOSTALGIA: Zac Woods
BMX Nostalgia: Friends Section
Lars Brust
Hayden Fowler: Welcome to Volume Bikes
Eat Children Mix #2
Eat Children Mixtape #2 from shizee on Vimeo.
Zac Miner 10 Clip.
Zac Miner - Ten Clips from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
The Rad Theory Mixtape Vol. 5
Sunday Chills
Third Annual Blake Butterfield Memorial Jam
Jamie Mauri
BMX Nostalgia: Kyle Jacobson
BMX Nostalgia: Dan Watson
Dane Searls Passes.
Ben Clarkson and Flav' Carminati
BMX Nostalgia: Drew Rasion X Jack Birtles
BMX Nostalgia Online
Dane Searls Incident.
Jesse Scott & Mark Jones
Riding Way Promo
Josh Matthews at GC
No More Hops for Guy
Shane Conlon Classics
Colony Ten Clips: Chris Courteny
Chris Courtenay - Ten Clips from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
Nathan Himsley
Big Calls
Plazapalooza PT3
Dishonour Brand: The realest drop
Jason Watts; Forgotten
Jason Watts from Mitch Brown on Vimeo.
Mike Vockenson for Tempered Goods
Pete Koh 2011
Newcastle Skatepark Jam.
Dylan Ferguson
Dylan "Doop" Ferguson from Armeture on Vimeo.
Jesse Bull/Federal
Jesse Bull from StowMedia on Vimeo.
Raph and Steve at Nimbin
Nimbin from Raphael Jeroma-Williams on Vimeo.
Canberra Trip 2011
Canberra 2011 from Alex Quirk on Vimeo.
Jacob Hosking
Ledge it #2
Ledge-It # 2 from Chris Storey on Vimeo.
Thirty Minutes with Boyd Hilder
Fifteen Clips with Liam Kenny
Peta Shepherd Colony 10 Clips
Charlie Goodall 'Can Door Jam'
Fueling the Fire.
Bullmix's response:
We will continue to keep you up-to-date on these horrific hate-filled occurances.
Update: Mat Lawton supports Bullmix
Brock Olive for LUXBMX Store
Brock Olive is the latest rider to have a web vid for LUXBMX Store and he kills it. That last rail won't be able to sit down for a while after the way Brock treated it.
Jack O'reilly Federal Video
Jack O'Reilly Federal Edit from Brendan Boeck on Vimeo.
Joel Lenton and Jesse Clarkson
Afternoon at Dayboro
The Notorious J.I - Sunday Scraps
The man himself, Josh Irvine sent through this edit of his scraps for his upcoming "Sunday edit". Some pretty decent riding in this...
CJ Promo
Your mate Sam Illman sent this one in, video description was 'expect the unexpected' and it features caleb johnson shredding a park, spine backy clip was definitely my favourite
Mitch Wilke and Clint Lankester
James Amos at Fairfield
Boyd Hilder
'Roadtripz to the Future' Youth Program
Alex Hiam Bro Cam 2
2 Clips 1 Spot; Complete.
Halloween happenings.
Also be sure to check out LUXBMX's Halloween sale. 10% off everything in store if you check in on Facebook or 10% off all online purchases if you use the code HALLOWEEN. It ends on Sunday so don't miss out!
Lust Fang
Ben Donaldson
8 Clips with Jake Danielson
Daniel Johnson Division Video.
DIVISION BRAND - DANIEL JOHNSON from DIVISION BRAND on Vimeo.
Brock Olive Ten Clips
Brock Olive - Ten Clips from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
Ben Kent
Josh Mete
Beast and Strett Mad Mondays 4
HALlOWEEN JAM!
King of the Jibs 2
King of the Jibs 2 from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
Focalpoint's 'The Package' #2
Stowaway 6 Questions: Xave Koen
Bullmix: Long One Coming After November
Slay the Rails 2
Crispy: Woooooooooo from Crispy Stream on Vimeo.
Harry Bartter at Monster
'Local Knowledge'- A BMX Documentary by Brett Trigg.
Welcome to Montage Byron Richardson
Brissy Halloween Jam
Beast and Strett's Mad Mondays- 3
Will Gunn Welcome to Forgotten.
Forgotten Bikes - Welcome Will Gunn from Forgotten Bmx on Vimeo.
Queensland Holiday
Julian Klimek
New 2020!
p.s Someone should do this write up properly
Levi Jackonia - Melbourne Edit
I'm unbelievably stoked on this, a dude I grew up riding with who is probably one of my favourite riders of all time, Levi Jackonia, just dropped this Defero edit filmed by Kym Grosser. It's got a bunch of classic Melbourne spots in it and a killer ninja drop, definitely a must see!
The Rad Theory Mixtape Vol. 4.
Travis Bond
Defero Online 3
DEFERO ONLINE ISSUE 3 from DeferoVideoMag on Vimeo.
Terrible One's 'Let's Didgeridoo This' Tour Video
Tempered's ESPN Today Feature
Andy Swan
Ali Hassan
Andrew Ahumada Greenville Session
Kris Faulkner Winter Clips
Dishonour Crew Mixtape #1
Primary Geelong Afternoon
Ramp Attak Edit
Riley Taylor
Chris Storey Winter/Spring
Beast and Strett's Mad Monday's
Tom and I hit the concrete for the first of what will hopefully be a frequent series of short edits from our Monday arvo rides. Guest starring Kyle Jacobson and Drew Raison.
Dullah Djawas Dishonour Edit
Mikey McMah; Welcome to BSD
Rest in Peace Rowan Membrey
Make Up Gets Chicks
Crispy: Make up get's Chicks from Crispy Stream on Vimeo.
Tempered US Trip
The Package Vol. #1
THE PACKAGE // VOLUME #1 from Focalpointbmx.com on Vimeo.
'Local Knowledge': A BMX Documentary
Violence in the USA
Matt Whyatt VS Chris Hughes Boxing Match from Bret Trigg Visual on Vimeo.
New Chris Courtney Ride On Edit!
Chris Courtenay - RideOnBMXStore from Jack Birtles on Vimeo.
Here's an awesome edit from Chris Courtney filmed by Jack Birtles, so psyched on his banger!
Push for a New Sydney Skatepark
Gold Coast Trip
Hell On Wheels Street Fighter
STREET FIGHTER ENDGAME from Hell On Wheels on Vimeo.
Jess Cini at the Shed
Jeff Burns
B.I.K.E- Tim Storey V Josh Irvine
Tim Storey
Ammon Chesworth - Welcome to Tippo's edit
Ammon Chesworth welcome to Tippos from Lust Fang on Vimeo.
Here's a sick edit from Ammon Chesworth, filmed by JP, featuring a whole bunch of gnarly shit, he also three's an absurd drain gap which was on the cover of an older 2020. The Tippo's site is updated pretty regularly by my boy mitch morison as well so check it out here.
Macca Division Edit
DIVISION BRAND - MITCHELL MCDONALD from DIVISION BRAND on Vimeo.
This is a huge must watch, Division's first solo edit dropped and its Mitchell Mcdonald aka Macca destroying a range of street stuff, the dude is fast becoming one of my favourite street riders in Australia. All filmed by Troy Charlesworth before he made the jump to HD
2010 Triplesix Roadtrip.
Will Gunn/Dishonour
Will Gunn / Almost Spring 2011 Edit from dishonour brand on Vimeo.
Ride On Coastal Cruisin'
The Gentlemen of Bullmix
Jamie Mauri- Boogie Oogie edit!
Josh Stead; Glenbrook Trails session
Chris Nicol
Crispy Melbourne Trip
Nothing gay here, just "good times".
Unit Strewth Tour
Sk8 Park for Coffs
Gold Coast Trails.
trails edit from Cameron nolan on Vimeo.
LUX/DVRSTY; Justy, Mitch and Ev
LUXBMXxDVRSTY Justy, Ev and Mitch at Carole Park from Mitchell Wood on Vimeo.
Matt Whyatt- FIST/Impurity
Matt Whyatt FIST Handwear / Impurity Bike Collab. from Bret Trigg Visual on Vimeo.
King of the Jibs 2!
Triplesix Distribution's New Website
Triplesix Distribution's New Website.
YPISN Damien Walker
Jay Wilson; Welcome to the Shadow Conspiracy
Jay Wilson - Welcome to the Family from Shadow Conspiracy on Vimeo.
Daves Dad and Brother
Jess Goodwin and his new bike.
Danger on The Set.
Danger - Welcome to The Set from John Young on Vimeo.
Chris Whyte Cammeray Session
Cammeray Session from chris whyte on Vimeo.
Here's a tidy edit filmed by Chris Whyte featuring himself, Hayden Fowler and Greg Sing. Definitely stoked to see Chris and the dudes putting in work and creating good stuff!
Tempered Bundaberg Weekend
This edit got me more stoked than anything I've seen this year. Awesome vibe, insane riding and this was over only 3 days. The Tempered boys know how to produce and Tempered bossman Mat Lawton absolutely killed it as well as Mike Vockenson, Nick Kajewski, Samson Ross, Jack Elkins and that other guy with the tiny head. Make sure you check this out.
Adam Wilson
Chris Storey
Adam Dyson and Nick Harris; A day at Rampfest
Division Split
Australia's newest parts brand Division just dropped this split edit of their 3 team riders and it's fire. Full of heavy moves from DJ, Troy Jackson and Macca.
In other Division news they just released their first batch of softgoods with parts to follow soon. Pick them up from your local bike shop or favourite Aussie mailorder.
Wilton Hedley Edit
Wilton put in some work for this edit and it shows. Filmed and edited by by Tristan Montagu.
Tritto and Steve edit
Me and steve from Tristan Montagu on Vimeo.
Here's a tidy little edit from Tritto featuring him and UK steve shredding a couple parks, worth a watch!
Ash Murphy at Rampfest
Epping Quick Fix
Montage Quick Fix: Epping Skatepark from Adam Dyson on Vimeo.
Belco Opening Jam
Tyson Jones-Peni
Daniel Burr x TRT
daniel burr from rhys newling on Vimeo.
Paul Gerlich
Paul Gerlich Edit from Paul Gerlich on Vimeo.
Bike Cinema Fridays!
Bike Cinema Friday/SQ1 from Hell On Wheels on Vimeo.
Cheap Tuesday
Alex Hiam 10 Clip Colony Edit!
Alex Hiam - Ten Clips from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
Here's an awesome edit from everyone's favourite young gun Alex Hiam, it's in the 10 clip format at fairfield and is definitely worth watching!!
Crispy: Better than you
Zac Dangerfield 2011
Big thanks to Diversity video contributor Luke McIntyre for this edit of Zac Dangerfield. This edit features some insanely technical skatepark stuff and turned out amazing
Waterfront iPhone Edit.
We're having new age fun with a vintage feel.
Cast and Crew
Mitch and Andy Sunday Arvo Sesh
Mitch Brown and Andrew Schlenert feature in this cool little edit filmed at Supermega Headquarters.
Renald McQueen Video Bike Check
Renald McQueen Video Bike Check from Bret Trigg Visual on Vimeo.
Kalgoorlie Best Of
Caleb Johnson
Caleb Johnson is only 13. I was kickin curbs on a Dunlop mountain bike when I was 13. Thanks for making me feel bad about myself Caleb.
Spotted on Dishonour.
Tom Stretton - Ten Clips
If producing one of the DVD sections of the year wasn't enough, T Strett has been hard at work on other projects including this mind blowing web video for Colony. If you haven't seen the Colony DVD yet you're missing out! Pick up a copy from your local bike shop or grab one online here.
Tap Zoos Twos
Tuck into this tasty little treat cooked up by Chris Lembo from a session the other night at Ramp Attack. Features Chris Lembo, Nick Kajewski, Dan Headon, Nate Headon, Tom Stretton and yours truly.


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Do I Need A Keyword Research Service?
The answer could be no.
If you answer any of the above questions with a no or a maybe, you may not have what it takes.
All those things matter because if you don't have the desire and vision, your success will be dashed before you even begin. I have seen so many efforts break up on the rocks of despair, because folks just don't want to put in the effort to learn the principles that make radical success possible.
Some services make it sound like all you have to do is build a LinkedIn page, put up a Facebook page, get a Twitter account, and you will be living in the Caribbean sipping on Pain Killers or Mojitos on your very own yacht. They lead you to believe you can sit by the pool and watch the cash start pouring in. If that's what you think, you'll get more crash than cash.
One of the basic tenants of content marketing is that it is necessary to be creative, disciplined, and persistent. However, before you even get started, you absolutely have to know who your people are (followers, customers, tribe). That means you have to know who you are. If you aren't doggedly persistent, no keyword in the world will help you.
If you are willing to put in the work, then you're serious about collecting and using great keywords in your content marketing efforts.
Keywords need to
Think about it this way. There once was a man who wanted to buy a "Business Flange in a Twisted Rotator Matrix". But that man had always called that part a "Twisted B Flange". All of his associates call it a "Twisted B Flange". He never thought of calling it by its real name. He was looking for the product on the internet (interweb as he calls it) and he searched and searched and your company never came up, because you call it a "Business Flange in a Twisted Rotator Matrix," not a "Twisted B Flange."
Start with brain storming. Get a pen and paper out and start thinking about how your customer might think about looking for your product and service. Like this:
How do you find out how your customers think about your product or service? The right answer it to interview your customers and ask them. If you don't have customers, build a profile (persona) of your ideal fantasy customer and then ask them.
Once you find out how your customers talk about the "Business Flange," you can go out and do research to find niche keywords (long tail keywords) that will produce the results you want as quickly as you want. Look for terms with low competition and high search volume. Most of all, they must be relevant to your product or service. Vet your terms against that criteria. Build a campaign based on those keywords.
Keyword research is about knowing your customer and how they communicate more than anything. Some people need help with this process. If you are uncomfortable approaching customers, don't know how to use the tools necessary to evaluate target keywords, or are too busy executing your business to do the research, it would be best for you to hire someone to help you with these processes.
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First off did you notice the countdown ticker on the right hand side? Need I say more?
We recently returned from a quick little get away to Great Wolf Lodge in Williamsburg. What I thought was going to be a fun and relaxing trip in which we would all recharge our batteries was anything but. I wish I would have checked my expectations at the door when we checked in at guest relations. I would have had more fun and saved myself and the family a lot of grief.
You see, Autism is not a great travel companion. It's a heavy carry on bag that is most definitely too big for the overhead compartment. You try to not pack it, but somehow when you get to the hotel and open your suitcase, there it is. It can make sunny days cloudy, a dream location into a nightmare and some how it even manages to rub off on others who are just passing by. Gee you would think it would at least have the decency to shower before entering the pool but nope… autism plays by its own rules.
I know all this about Autism, and yet I cannot help but hope that things will be different every time. I create unrealistic expectations of how things SHOULD be. I plan days packed so full of fun family activities that even the most well-trained marathon athlete could not have the energy to complete. Anyone who has children knows that this is just a set up for disaster. Changes in schedule and sleeping patterns, new foods, new sights, sounds hot sticky weather and hundreds of strangers in your personal space is not a great combination for anyone. Then add in our extra guest whom we did not invite but showed up occasionally anyway… autism. Yeah, I am lucky my husband did not have to book me an extended vacation where I get to wear a pretty white jacket and relax in a padded white room. Although come to think of it… it doesn't sound all that bad.
Anyway, I eventually gave up the idea of having a plan and just sort of went along with the ride which I guess you really are supposed to do when you are on vacation. The kids had fun. The resort was not what I expected (there we go again with those nasty expectations.) I just felt that for the money it could have been a little more I don't know…Plush. My husband kept calling it discount Disney! Although it was anything BUT a discount and in some ways even more expensive than Disney. I'll blog about OUR major meltdown in Busch Gardens and then another in Colonial Williamsburg tomorrow. (And yes I wrote OUR and not just Jay's because as I said before Autism can spread faster than a knife through jelly.)
Here are some fun pictures from the Lodge!


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I heard several months ago that gently tapping my razor (Gillette Mach3) on a cloth about a dozen or more times after each shave would help extend the razor's "life." The theory is that by removing the water from the blade, you reduce the likelihood of rust and corrosion. I can't say I've ever seen any of those blades become rusty--mostly because I think they are stainless steel to begin with. Nonetheless, they do become dull.
I shave about 5 days every week, and one blade lasts about 3 months (yes, 3 months, not 3 weeks). So I thought I was getting a pretty good return on my money to begin with. Just today I was at Costco and priced the blades--they had a 24-pack for $48.00, or $2.00 for each blade, or about 0.67 cents per month.
A couple nights ago I decided to search the internet for other ideas to extend razor-life. First I looked on Youtube. I decided to summarize what I found, in order to have a single reference to share with others when this subject comes up.
The advice can be broken down into a few main points:
- Preparing to Shave
- Daily Maintenance of the Razor
- Weekly Sharpening
Preparing to Shave
I'd never really given this process that much thought. Like most guys, I learned to shave from watching my father. He never really gave that much instruction on anything in my life--he was more of a "just do it" sort of person. So after decades of shaving, I finally learned that even getting ready to shave can help extend the blade's life. First, put a drop of oil on the blade (I use olive oil). Even though most blades come with a lubricant strip, this step helps the blades glide easier over the face. I apply it by putting a drop or two on a plate then putting the blade face down on the plate.
Second: After applying the shaving cream to your face, do not immediately start shaving. Instead, wait about 1 minute to allow the shaving cream to soften your face and stubble. You will get a much smoother shave by doing this and also reduce the stress on the blades. (By the way, putting gobs of cream on your face like they show in commercials is completely unnecessary. Commercials do that both for dramatic effect and to get you to thoughtlessly waste product so you have to buy more. Applying a thin layer is plenty. If, after waiting the minute, the cream has started to dry out, merely put another thin layer on your face, and then start shaving.)
Daily Maintenance of the Razor
Drying: As I already mentioned, gently tapping the blade on a cloth (I use just a typical facial cloth) will help remove most of the moisture. One video I watched recommended putting the blade into a bag of rice because the rice will draw out any residual moisture. It works but that means you need to come back later to apply the oil. It just is not convenient. So tapping dry is better for me.
Protecting: After the blade is mostly dry by tapping on a cloth, once again apply some oil to the blade. The oil will dispel any residual moister and preserve the blade.
Weekly Sharpening
First off, you do not have to do this until you first start noticing your blade becoming dull. After it comes dull, this will extend the life of your blade at least another month, maybe more. It can be used with any blade, including the use-once and discard blades such as the ones pictured here.
First off, you do not have to do this until you first start noticing your blade becoming dull. After it comes dull, this will extend the life of your blade at least another month, maybe more. It can be used with any blade, including the use-once and discard blades such as the ones pictured here.
This video recommends using jeans to sharpen the blades. I thought this was a hoax but realized I had nothing to lose by trying it. Surprisingly it does work. In fact, the blade actually seemed to give me smoother shave than when it was brand new. Another video recommends merely using your own arm to sharpen the blade. I tried it and got razor burn on my arm. I wouldn't recommend it, but maybe it won't irritate your skin.
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School of General Education
The 🌐 icon appears in the title of traditional courses that are also available as a set of module courses.
Mission Statement
The General Education program supports the academic, social, personal, and professional development of learners throughout their engagement with the University. It also provides a learning experience that is engaging, enjoyable, and applicable to students' personal and professional lives while preparing students to meet expectations in chosen fields of study. Purdue Global is committed to professional and career preparation for all graduates. As an institution and an educational community, we commit to graduating "thinkers who can work and workers who can think."
Outcomes and Requirements
General Education Program
The primary goal of the General Education program is to help ensure you are literate in each of the general education areas listed below. This means you understand and can apply the basic concepts of ethics, critical thinking, research, technology, arts and humanities, communication, mathematics, science, and social science. To help accomplish this goal, the General Education program includes six courses within the bachelor's degree programs in communication, mathematics, science, social science, and arts and humanities. A seventh course in professionalism and career development ensures you become a strong, career-focused professional. These courses are designed to introduce you to the basic concepts, terminology, and methodology of each area. Furthermore, each course offered at Purdue Global includes a communications assignment and the use of technology, reinforcing the communications and technology literacies. Each course also includes a unit of study based on one of the remaining seven literacies. These courses and units of study address practical issues and encourage you to reflect on your personal experience. Through repeated practice and study throughout your program, you will understand the interrelationship of broad fields of human inquiry and how they apply to your personal and professional life.
Refer to the individual program descriptions for more information.
Arts and Humanities Literacy
Recognize human potential through a study of human expressions.
One course in arts or humanities in bachelor's degree programs.1 A quarter of the elective courses offered at the University will include a unit that applies art concepts to the content of the course.
Must be fulfilled by HU200 🌐 Arts and Humanities - Modern Creative Expressions, HU245 🌐 Ethics, HU250 🌐 Humanities and Culture, or their equivalent (via transfer credit).
Communications Literacy
Demonstrate college-level communication through a variety of media.
Two 100/200-level courses in communications in associate's and bachelor's degree programs.1 Each course offered at the University will also include a communications assignment that will be assessed using a common rubric.
Must be fulfilled by CM107 🌐 College Composition I and CM220 🌐 College Composition II or their equivalents (via transfer credit).
Critical Thinking Literacy
Apply critical thinking to real-life situations.
One-third of the required courses in each program will include a unit that teaches critical thinking and applies it to the content of the course.
Ethics Literacy
Comprehend, apply, and evaluate ethical reasoning.
One-third of the required courses in each program will include a unit that teaches ethics and applies them to the content of the course.
Mathematics Literacy
Apply quantitative reasoning to real-world situations.
One 100/200-level course in mathematics in associate's and bachelor's degree programs.1 A quarter of the elective courses offered at the University will include a mathematics unit that applies math concepts to the content of the course.
Must be fulfilled by MM150 🌐 Survey of Mathematics, MM212 🌐 College Algebra, or their equivalent (via transfer credit).
Professionalism and Career Development Literacy
Apply skills which support career and professional success.
One course in professionalism and career development in bachelor's degree programs, which includes an oral communication component.1
Must be fulfilled by CS204 🌐 Professionalism - Theory and Practice in the Global Workplace or its equivalent (via transfer credit).
Research and Information Literacy
Apply methods for finding, evaluating, and using resources to undertake research.
One-third of the required courses in each program will include a unit that teaches research skills and applies them to the content of the course.
Science Literacy
Analyze how scientific principles are applied in real-world contexts.
One course in science in bachelor's degree programs.1 A quarter of the elective courses offered at the University will include a science unit that applies science concepts to the content of the course.
Must be fulfilled by SC200 🌐 Discovering Science - Current Issues in a Changing World, SC235 🌐 General Biology I - Human Perspectives, SC246 🌐 Fundamentals of Microbiology, SC250 Fundamentals of Science, or their equivalent (via transfer credit).
Social Science Literacy
Critically evaluate social or psychological issues that impact human behavior.
One course in social science in bachelor's degree programs.1 A quarter of the elective courses offered at the University will include a unit that applies social science concepts to the content of the course.
Must be fulfilled by SS211 🌐 The 1960s - Reshaping the American Dream, SS236 🌐 People, Power, and Politics - An Introduction to American Government, SS250 🌐 The Technological Revolution - A Social Scientific Approach, or their equivalent (via transfer credit).
Technology Literacy
Use information technology to solve real-world problems and communicate effectively.
Technology is included in context throughout each program at the University, in a manner that reflects its use in your professional field of study.
Purdue Global Professional Competencies
At Purdue Global, we offer a wide array of programs designed to prepare you for success in your chosen career field. We believe that professionalism is the key to career success. Exhibiting professionalism allows you to engage in behaviors that contribute to a positive, productive, and cohesive work environment. In addition to understanding and applying the basic concepts of communication and problem solving and critical thinking, which are part of the General Education program at Purdue Global, you will have the opportunity to develop competencies in the areas of teamwork, leadership, personal presentation, and multiculturalism and diversity. Through repeated practice and study throughout your academic program, you will understand and learn to exhibit professionalism in your chosen career. Each outcome will be present in one-quarter of all major requirement courses.
- Teamwork: Work in teams to achieve collective goals.
- Leadership: Demonstrate leadership knowledge, skills, and abilities to successfully lead teams within one's profession.
- Personal Presentation: Demonstrate professionalism in a variety of situations.
- Multiculturalism and Diversity: Leverage the strengths of multiculturalism and diversity for the benefit of the organization and community.
General Education Mobile (GEM) Program
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Gratitude Increases Money Flows
How grateful are you for everything today? The bed you woke up in? What the weather is doing? The city you live in? How much money you have in your bank?
Gary Douglas says: Gratitude grows gratitude in others, without gratitude you cannot receive. The greater your gratitude, the more money you can have.
Do you always focus on the things that you don't have? It is great to look at what you would like to create, but if you don't look at what you have already created, you can only receive so much. How much more money could you receive if you had gratitude for everything?
Gratitude does not exclude. It is a sense of thankfulness for the abundance of life, the good, the bad and the ugly. It is being grateful for the things you asked for and the things you didn't. It is not selective. It is not being grateful for some things in life but not others. That is judgment. You cannot be in gratitude and judgment at the same time...
The more you are willing to receive, the more you allow to contribute to you, your living and your money flows!
How do you feel when you do something for someone and they appreciate it a lot? Does it make you happy and willing to do it again next time they ask? Now, what about a person who just complains it was not done right or is not enough? Are you happy to keep doing things for them? Maybe not. Money is very much the same.
How much money would you like to have? In order to have that, you have to be grateful for your money situation where it is right now. Even if you have decided it is not enough. Often we think we will be grateful for money and happy in life when we have a certain amount of it, but is that light or heavy for you? What if you chose to be happy now, regardless of how much money you had? What if you were just grateful for all the money you have right now? Money follows joy! Not the other way around. If you cannot appreciate what you have already created, chances are you will have a hard time creating much more than what you have now.
Gratitude is inclusive of everything and everyone. If you are being gratitude, you are in total allowance. When you do not judge you open the door for more possibilities to show up. Let's use people for example. You would not refuse clients by how they dress, their age etc. You would not make yourself wrong or immoral for taking money from someone who does not have much money. You would not refuse money from family because that would be a 'handout'. These are judgments. You would be grateful for money for showing up. How many ways have you refused money? You can change that!
Next time someone offers to buy you a drink or take you out, simply smile and say thank you. See what it does in their world! See what can show up when you do not judge the situation but instead choose to be grateful. It may change your entire financial situation!
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THE bad news was not unexpected: sweeping cutbacks at the State University of New York at Albany, prompted by sweeping cutbacks in state aid. The reactions, too, had a whiff of the familiar: student rallies, faculty resolutions, an online petition.
But then came an op-ed article in the French newspaper Le Monde, calling the cuts Orwellian. And an open letter from the French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy, sarcastically suggesting that universities give up teaching the humanities altogether.
If the cuts have struck a nerve far from this upstate campus and in more than one language, it is in large part because they involve language itself, and some cherished staples of the curriculum. The university announced this fall that it would stop letting new students major in French, Italian, Russian and the classics.
The move mirrors similar prunings around the country at other public colleges and universities that are reeling from steep drops in state aid. After a generation of expansion, academic officials are being forced to lop entire majors. More often than not, foreign languages — European ones in particular — are on the chopping block.
The reasons for their plight are many. Some languages may seem less vital in a world increasingly dominated by English. Web sites and new technologies offer instant translations. The small, interactive classes typical of foreign language instruction are costly for universities.Continue reading the main story
But the paradox, some experts in higher education say, is that many schools are eliminating language degrees and graduate programs just as they begin to embrace an international mission: opening campuses abroad, recruiting students from overseas and talking about graduating citizens of the world. The University at Albany's motto is "The World Within Reach."
"There's no way on earth we should be cutting these languages," said John M. Hamilton, executive vice chancellor and provost at Louisiana State University, where officials this year decided to phase out majors in German and Latin, as well as basic instruction in Portuguese, Russian, Swahili and Japanese, after losing $42 million in public financing over the last two years.
"We should be adding languages and urging more students to take them," Dr. Hamilton added. "I'm being asked to prepare students for the global economy, but this is almost like asking them to use the abacus instead of computers."
Most public colleges still teach languages, but fewer are allowing students to make them a specialty. The University of Maine's president, Robert A. Kennedy, has recommended suspending undergraduate degree programs in German and Latin. This fall at the University of Nevada, Reno, students can no longer declare majors in German Studies or minors in Italian. At Winona State University in Minnesota, officials have placed a moratorium on new majors in French and German while it challenges the faculty to make those disciplines more relevant to the contemporary world.
Other schools, public and private, have recently eliminated or diluted the foreign-language component of their core curriculums. Starting next fall at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences at the George Washington University, students will no longer have to take a foreign language to graduate, although they may use language courses to help fulfill a broader humanities requirement.
Bob Peckham, a professor of French at the University of Tennessee at Martin whose own program came under threat, has made it his mission to fight the retrenchments nationwide. As chairman of the Commission on Advocacy of the American Association of Teachers of French, he monitors cutback proposals and provides research that helps campuses tailor their protests.
"There are at least 54 foreign-language majors that have been either threatened or eliminated," Dr. Peckham said. "People don't realize that this is happening in a lot of places."
Still, languages are holding their own on campus. A report due Wednesday from the Modern Language Association, which advocates for language programs nationwide, will show that overall enrollments in college language classes are actually up over 2006, when the last survey was conducted, and are at their highest level since 1960.
One reason is a surge of interest in languages like Arabic and Spanish, which is thriving on campus in response to the nation's growing Latino population. China's rising importance has prompted more college programs in Mandarin, and the Chinese government has been generous in financing them.
Richard N. Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, caused a stir with a speech last month to the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages in which he questioned the prominence of European language instruction, given the shift of power centers and political hot spots from Europe to Asia and the Middle East.
"My argument wasn't so much against this or that language," Dr. Haass, a former State Department official, said in an interview. "But if we're going to remain economically competitive and provide the skill and manpower for government, I think we need more Americans to learn Chinese or Hindi or Farsi or Portuguese or Korean or Arabic. In an ideal world, that wouldn't mean fewer people would know Spanish, French, German and Italian. But in a real world, it might."
Rosemary G. Feal, executive director of the Modern Language Association, rejected the notion of languages as "a zero-sum game," and said the field had become too responsive to fads.
"We always do these things in fits and starts," said Dr. Feal, who is a Spanish professor at the University at Buffalo. "We pick targets of opportunity as the geopolitical circumstances change, and we don't create a steady infrastructure so that language learning at a deep level is possible."
She said the program cuts also revealed an "Anglocentric perspective" that fluency in English was enough to understand the world.
"How can you be a comprehensive university center," Dr. Feal said, "and not offer students even the chance to take advanced courses in French, German, Russian and Italian, to read Goethe in the original?"
It is a tough choice, but a necessary one as publicly funded universities can no longer rely on piecemeal, one-time cuts to balance budgets, said Terry W. Hartle, a senior vice president of the American Council on Education. Across the country, he said, foreign language programs "are being looked at carefully with an eye toward measuring student demand versus expenses."
At SUNY Albany, which has lost tens of millions of dollars in state aid in the past few years and faces another $13 million loss this year, the situation has "reached a breaking point," said its provost, Susan D. Phillips.
The French department has seven full-time faculty members and 40 majors, while 15 doctoral students do "a great deal of the undergraduate instruction," Dr. Phillips said. In Russian, there are three full-time faculty members for 19 majors. By contrast, the communications department employs six full-time faculty members for 520 majors.
The university, which has also stopped accepting new majors in theater, has suspended degree programs in French, Italian and Russian. Making the change permanent would require State Department of Education approval.
Dr. Phillips said she hoped some instruction would continue in those languages. Currently, classes are offered in 13 languages, including Arabic, Dutch, Hebrew and Korean; students can earn undergraduate degrees in Spanish, Chinese and Japanese, and in East Asian Studies.
Meanwhile, those who have declared French, Russian or Italian as a major or minor say they worry that their diplomas could lose value if the degree programs vanish.
Jessica Stapf, a freshman, arrived on campus planning to pursue a double major in French and political science, followed by a master's in French, the only language aside from Spanish in which the university offered advanced degrees. She hopes to land a job someday with the United Nations in Africa, where French is widely spoken.
Though the university made an exception and allowed her to declare a French major anyway, she was advised that she would need to cram 11 upper-level courses into the next three semesters. The master's, she said, appears to be out of the question.
"It's extraordinarily inconvenient for me," Ms. Stapf said. "If the university wants to provide that 'world within reach' they've been sloganeering about, then they have to provide the languages that bring the world within reach."
An article last Sunday about cuts in language programs at public colleges and universities omitted a language program in which SUNY Albany offers advanced degrees. Besides French, the university also offers such degrees in Spanish.


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Modernisation of railways
22.7.04 fax Guardian (not published)
The marked preference given to railway
projects in
12.9.07 Transport Times
Christian Wolmar (September 2007) said that
railways "were granted investment funds, much wasted". They were not granted any funds. In the ten years after the
war, they were directed not to restore to pre-war standards, despite having
funds in hand. Work was to be limited to that essential for safety. They were
directed not to exceed government limits on use of steel and other materials.
Road transport was free to modernise, and ignored government limits. When
railways were told in 1955 that they may – over 15 years – modernise, the
Chancellor stated that there would be no government cash, despite government
having skimmed over £1bn out of railways during its unique and inequitable
wartime sequestration. They were told to use their own funds and borrow the
rest in the City. Government then realised that there were further profits to
skim from railways and said that they must borrow, instead, from government.
Interest was to come out of profits. Politicians prevented profitability by
requiring railways to hold charges well
below industry-fuelled inflation,
and compelled them to justify changes in a court of law, which took up to 17
months to consider proposals as lawyers representing users and road competitors opposed and delayed
changes! Interference continued after modernisation. Privatised railways charge
higher fares before embarking on
modernisation – which then prove to have major faults! The "huge goods yards
quickly became redundant" because the
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Your readers who belittle electric &
diesel speeds in the 1960s & thereafter, overlook that Mallard achieved
126mph for a short distance on a falling gradient. Electric and diesels
sustained 100-125 mph over long distances and on rising gradients. May I also
take issue with Pete Waterman on his claim that some drivers could not read or
write. That would have been true of the early years of railways 1830 et seq,
but in the era of the Big Four (post 1923) and even in the earlier part of the
20th century, that would not be the case. In those eras, drivers
were required to read "Notices" which gave details of temporary speed
restrictions and engineering works, and to familiarise themselves with the
contents of several publications relating to routes and emergency working. They
had to submit written reports regarding defects on their engines, etc. Finally,
may I take issue with Robert Hardy on his knowledge of railways & railway
employees. Their devotion to the job was not matched in
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On 25 July, I sent an e-mail which addressed inaccuracies and misconceptions about railways in the Mallard article. Your acknowledgement stating that you cannot publish all letters was no surprise. Could I ask that you try to find space for my e-mail because it corrects inaccuracies, so that readers are not left ignorant of the facts.
For your convenience – in case the original has been spiked – the original e-mail is attached. (Still not published)
6.2.09: e-mail Daily Telegraph (Not published)
Railway owned cartage horses were not all replaced in the 1930s by mechanical horses – which were designed to a railway specification to give tight manoeuvrability in goods sheds and firms' Victorian premises. At nationalisation, British Railways inherited 8,793 horses from privately owned railways, of which 97% were on town deliveries. A minority – 238 - were used to move wagons in small goods depots, where shunt engines were uneconomic. They did not work in shunting yards, where whole trains were propelled from arrival sidings into sorting sidings. Horses were limited to one or two loaded wagons. Final replacement of horses was delayed by Government Economic Policies which, for many years, restricted railway investment to that needed on safety grounds, even excluding investment that could cut costs.


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The History of Spring Lake Ranch Therapeutic Community
Spring Lake Ranch, founded in 1932, is the creation of Wayne Sarcka, an immigrant from Finland, and his wife, Elizabeth Man, from Long Island. Wayne had worked in youth camps during World War I with shell-shocked British soldiers in Mesopotamia. Elizabeth, whose brother suffered from schizophrenia, had worked as a social worker in New York settlement houses, both for the Girl Scouts, and for the League of Nations Association.
While hiking to Killington Mountain on their honeymoon, Wayne and Elizabeth came upon Spring Lake and were taken with its pristine beauty. A year later they purchased land that included Spring Lake and an old farmhouse. They went to work restoring the farmhouse and several summers later, with hopes of starting a summer camp, they took in several boys from New York City. The boys were put to work on the farm mending buildings, taking care of animals, and enjoying the outdoors.
Wayne had learned the value of outdoor group work and play in helping young people develop their innate strengths to combat the trauma of war or a turbulent upbringing. Elizabeth's strong faith in the value of shared family life was, she believed, exemplified in the centuries old experience of the Gheel community in Belgium where, to this day, people with mental illness are taken into the homes of townspeople to share their lives.
Their passion and obvious talents led their friend, Dr. Bernard Glueck, a prominent New York psychiatrist, to urge them to work with people with mental illness on their beautiful farm in Vermont. He had long believed in the need for alternative approaches to care for people with mental illness, who need time and space to come to terms with the effect of their illness and find new strengths to call upon. The Sarcka's boldly accepted the challenge and Dr. Glueck and his colleagues began referring selected patients to them.
Soon others with emotional problems came, and Spring Lake Ranch had begun.
"We had our critics aplenty who found fault with us for sharing our lives with guests like that on equal terms… but I clung to wartime insights, and put tools in everybody's hands."
Wayne Sarcka, Founder


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Five of the Democratic 2016 presidential hopefuls met on stage Tuesday night in Las Vegas.
So how'd the candidates do? Here's what some New Hampshire Democrats had to say:
Ross McLeod of Windham: With Sanders stating that "climate change" is our greatest national security threat, I wonder whether he understands the issue and can handle tough foreign policy and security issues. Hillary - great comeback on the capitalism question to pull in small businesses instead of just going on an angry rant (Sanders). Typical of the night. Hillary was the only one to respect an open mind - stating that she's willing to grow by her experiences and shift her views based on new, acquired information. The others either didn't comment or appeared prideful of not changing their views, even in the face of new information - which can result in ineffective solutions to persistent problems. I was looking forward to seeing Bernie Sanders for the first time, but was disappointed with his irritation, anger, and narrowness of depth on the issues. No one embarrassed themselves, but Sanders sure came across as irritated and angry; lacking that statesmanship and charisma expected of a President.
Arnie Arnesen of Concord, radio host and former gubernatorial candidate: Hillary's performance proved that decades in the public sphere and the 28 debates with Obama in 2008 prepared her to be the master of the night - she took command of the stage and has to love Bernie for shutting down the whole email controversy (ironic that it was Bernie who liberated her from her self made scandal). The Loser hands down was Webb. It is clear he is running for the exit - what an arrogant human being... why did they invite him, he has not campaigned, he hasn't kept up with the issues (he is still back in 2007) and his tantrums were pathetic and annoying.
Kristi St. Laurent, chair of the Windham Democratic Town Committee: I watched the debate with the local Bernie Sanders team at a local business. There was a good crowd, engaged and listening intently. There was plenty of applause for Bernie's many strong moments, but also recognition of several good moments by the other candidates. I thought Governor Chafee had the most missteps, particularly in defending his record of early votes. I have heard him speak and listened to him recount his overall record as Governor and Senator – he does present a compelling case with a record of standing up to Dick Cheney and the Republicans as he transitioned from Republican to Independent to Democrat. However, he did not stand up to confrontation well – and he would definitely need to do this as President. Senator Webb seemed remote and stiff, his answer on his enemy at the end of the debate was more personal than political or related to his platform. Senator Sanders had the most memorable moment with his comment about being sick of Hillary's emails. He made some strong points with his message and that is what is resonating with people at his town halls and rallys across the country. His passion for prison reform, social security and medicare, the middle class, wall street reform, campaign finance reform – it is hard to argue with! Governor O'Malley made a strong showing tonight, presenting clear policy on energy and climate change, college, family and medical leave, etc. He is a solid candidate that has not had a fair shot at the spotlight thus far, but he made a good case for his candidacy tonight.
Terie Norelli of Portsmouth, former N.H. House Speaker: Hillary Clinton demonstrated her experience, showed her gravitas, had great composure, was comfortable in her skin. She was very good about integrating real life into policy - ex. connecting women and the economy. She showed command of the issues and their nuances and had the chance to talk about her plans to address them.
Lenore Patton of Hampton: Hillary knocked it out of the park!
New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley: Unlike the GOP Debates, tonight we saw a substantial debate focused on issues that really matter to Granite Staters - from women's health funding to climate change, from paid family leave to expanding opportunity to the middle class. It's clear that Democrats are offering solutions for the middle-class in order to move our country forward while Republicans continue to try and drag us backward. There will be a clear choice next fall and Democrats will prevail here in the Granite State.
Congresswoman Annie Kuster: Hillary Clinton continues to show that she is the leader we need to move our country forward and stand up for middle class families. I share her deep passion for policies that will help working families, and tonight she again demonstrated her commitment to fighting to give every child in New Hampshire and across the country access to a good education and a piece of the American Dream.
Jeff Woodburn of Dalton, N.H. State Senator: Tonight, Hillary Clinton is proving that she is ready to lead and is the right candidate for people who need a champion. Especially important to the voters of the North Country, Hillary has the tenacity and experience to effectively protect and enhance the Affordable Care Act, while making important reforms that will help thousands of Granite Staters - like bringing down the cost of prescription drugs. This debate is a shining moment for Hillary, and I am proud to support her candidacy.


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Season's Greetings!
Here is one of the cards I made for this year's holiday season! The quote is from a Christmas episode of the Big Bang Theory, I thought it was so adorable it deserved a card, enjoy!
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Bollywood's hottest couple Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan set to make a come back on the big screen soon. If some media reports are to be believed, the couple might be seen in Anurag Kashyap's romantic comedy film Gulab Jamun.
Source: hindustantimes
According to some media reports, Phantom Productions approached Abhishek and Aishwarya for this romcom and the couple has loved the script.
There is some buzz that the duo will sign the film soon, and there is also a murmur that Amitabh Bachchan might play a pivotal role in the film.
Source: zimbio
The couple last worked together in Mani Ratnam's 2010 release, Raavan.
Source: thequint
Meanwhile, have a look at Abhishek's Instagram post which he posted last week.
Is this a subtle hint?
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