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Home again home again
Back from the offsite adventure. It was a good bonding trip, I'm always glad to learn more about the people I work with in a less stressed environment. I fear my inbox but I just took a peek and there were only two things on fire to squash immediately. The thing I like best about my job is the fun we can have, the product is just innately fun that if you take a step back every so often its contagious. I'm sure people who work in cities with awesome views don't really see that view after a while but when they really look there are few things more breathtaking then an awesome skyline (says the city girl). I was listening to a book on the way home and it had a Red Hat meeting and I really don't know enough about the group to know if this is really part of it but they had an oath to 'take their silliness seriously' and while I mostly work with people who will never be red hatters we do take our silliness seriously already.
I missed Lars's birthday for this trip but he got lots of love from his facebook friends and I hid a note for him to find on his birthday. We plan on going to Valley Fair tomorrow all day, no kids, and having fun. Hopefully we do not melt but I love the sun and I'm good with sunblock and maybe the heat will keep the other people away. Since my birthday is on top of Christmas this is my half birthday so Lars is good enough to share his celebration with me and we try every year to do something big and fun.
Lars does not really read this, he has the pleasure of me telling him all this stuff in person so that's why I didn't do a big birthday thing here but just in case he checks in the future – Happy birthday Honey!
Next step is go collect children and hopefully they still love me. I enjoyed my little break but I miss them like crazy. [end]
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Made it through 24 hours away from my babies. Niamh (per Lars) said when they were eating dinner that they were not eating as a family because momma was not here…. At least I'm missed
Fathers day 2
Not that Lars is my father, but, Lars is a very important father in my life and this past weekend we had a very Lars weekend. Complete with absolutely spur of the moment unplanned fun! I'm the planner, not him, but Lars really does like spontaneous things so in retrospect I'm glad we did it his way. The spontaneity started with another dad in our life, Niamh's BFF Jeremy's dad called and said that he and J were out and about for the day so they came to visit us and then Lars was like 'hey, lets go to a waterpark!' and just like that we were going. I spent a frantic 45min looking for bathing suits etc and in the end never found mine so we stopped at walmart. In the theme of no plan we left the house basically at lunch time so we called the other car and was like 'um, we should feed the minions' so we pull into a Wendy's on the way. Then we get to the waterpark and I had to burst the bubble because we arrived at just the wrong time so we had time to kill before the next session started at 4 so off to the Mall of America we went. We roamed around and did some rides and watched a few little shows and then got to the waterpark again at 4:30. The water park of america is very large for being indoors. I liked the 85 degree wave pool and lazy river, Lars liked everything. Niamh got pretty brave about the little kid slides and Zoe eventually liked the spurting fountains but was very UNimpressed with cold water on her bottom and wanted to be in the very warm pool or held out of the water. She fell asleep on me on the lazy river so we went around 3 times. I took the kids home and let Lars live it up until 10 when the place closed.
The next morning we all felt hung over – must have been all the heat and junk food. On the official Fathers day I ended up taking a nap with the girls shortly after Lars woke up and who knows what Lars did (smart money on video game) while we were sleeping but we had a relaxing day mostly at home. We did go to walmart for a few things and the Lars and Niamh went out for fancy ice cream. Here is a link to the photos of the day but this one is my favorite – we are watching a dancing group in the mall.
This week is another busy one, school, work, and then my parents are visiting for the weekend so I took Friday off.
Happy fathers day
Linking myself
That sounds dirty….but its not.
Yesterday when I was searching for a reference on when I cut down on the daytime feedings for Niamh I had my blog open and there is a neat 'random post' button so I pushed it. This is what I got. I'm still not famous and I still am fine with that but my readership has increased from 8 or 9 to more like 40 or 50 according to stat counter. That is probably not all unique people since if my sister reads from the community ambulance and from stonybrook it counts as two different people but I'm fairly confident it is my darling youngest sister keeping up on her Nins. However, I do see an odd number of international people? There is someone in Brazil (tudo bom!) a few Irish readers (assuming my relatives) and some other Asian readers that may be totally random but may also be people who know me from work. There are a lot of interesting IP address for people's work and I'm proud to have friends/readers with such cool jobs. I even have a reader from Google! (I love google and all its cool googlie things)
Many of the blogs that I followed in 2005 are still going strong. I'm always glad to see a new chapter in one of their lives and I cheer for all the babies and fun things and I'm sad when there are sad things in their lives too. I wish my real life friends wrote stuff I could read but I'll have to settle for phone calls and some visits, facebook and messenger. Some of the blogs have gotten more famous, a few totally disappeared, but mostly they are rolling forward with their lives just like I am with mine. Recently I thought I might start reading some fact style blogs, get my news or tech info or something but I have NPR for that and my home page has a headline feed so I don't feel like reading predigested news.
So 6 years later I'm 7X more popular but I doubt that growth curve will continue and that's ok. I still wonder about the A-list people and how they feel about so many people knowing their business but I'm glad they share. I've learned a lot from their lives, its good to not have to make all my own mistakes….
Puke, kittens, and milestones (unrelated items)
Ah puke – it has been so long! Niamh seems to specialize in sensitive stomach issues and this weekend she was just off all day Saturday to culminate in puking all over me at around 9pm. She did the same 9pm Sunday night too (and 10 and 11 and 12 and 1…) – we actually fed her a bottle of pediadlight from a baby bottle to try and hydrate her. I'm very glad that I'm more on the 'be prepared' side and picked up pedilight on sale about a year ago (its still fine until Jan 12) because its nice to just have the help on hand. Ironically she was acting fine all Sunday and we did all our normal weekend things but that night just didn't go well.
We have to wonder if she isn't milking it a little because she still has issues with school and not wanting to go. Her teacher told me she says all the time that 'soon she will be staying home with her mommy'. I know she wants to in some ways but really, school is probably way more fun that full time with me would be. Anyway, I don't think she can fake the amount of puke she had but she is now sleepwalking up to our bed 5 or 6 times a night. She truly is not awake, its weird, she will reply to questions kinda but not in a meaningful way so I'm of the opinion she is sleeping. I asked her this morning if she remembered going to our bed and she says no… Since she is our do-it-once = routine girl I was worried about yielding on the sleeping with us again but hard to resist her when she is so miserable looking.
On the positive side, Monday at home with just Niamh was actually very nice. I did work, she painted. We didn't do anything big since she was sick and I wanted her resting. She didn't really eat and that did not help but I can understand lack of appetite when you throw up everything anyway. I had to go to school and so the brave babysitter was there and Niamh talked her into pizza so while she didn't puke last night I can't believe that felt good in her empty stomach. Hopefully the worst is over but this morning she was hungry from not eating yesterday and tired from sleep walking all night so that equated to a fairly miserable little girl. I feel bad for daycare but hopefully we can get the reset button pushed today!
The other positive is our new kitten! We acquired a new kitten who is about 8w old and still in the wobbly cute stage on Sunday evening. Niamh was tentative, Zoe was a bit rough, kitten does like us and seems well socialized. Being home on Monday with Niamh was a bonding day for little kitten. They have a good understanding now and she is gentle and loves him. She wants the kitten to sleep with her even. I have not taken pictures yet but I hope to tonight, they are very cute together!
Zoe updates – the zombie walk is gone, she is a pro walker in only one month. She is also starting to talk more and more, lots of mimicking of what we are saying. She absolutely says ball, mama, dada and other things are less clear but she does communicate. We have gotten please into her signing language by bribing her with fruit – she is a huge fan of the black berry just like Niamh and will clearly sigh more please for another berry. Great behavior aid, small, healthy, and can be doled out one at a time 10 times in a row nicely reinforcing the behavior. The only issue with #2 signing is noticing she is doing it since #1 is likely talking. I'm unfortunately training in a squeal with her sign because that's what gets my attention to see what she wants.
Zoe also is a stacking, lid matching, top unscrewing, mechanical girl. She stacked two cylinder blocks on each other over the weekend, those are hard to stack for me! She is moving right along on the learning curve, surprising us every day with what she can understand and do. Re reading this relative time with Niamh they are on par in general but its still super cool to see.
Niamh – in interest of full disclosure – is back in the night time pull up. After 2 weeks of success there was 2 weeks of multiple accidents a night and I just could not handle it any longer. Back in the pull up she goes. The day she puked all night she was dry… count the blessings I suppose. On the positives for her, she can basically recognize all the letters in the alphabet and is starting to memorize spelling. She mostly gets her name and can always spell Zoe. She is starting to get the concept of what the letters sound like and guesses the right first letter of lots of words now. Her handwriting is still nonexistent but she can make lines and circles and I'm sure sooner or later she will make letters. She really is only just 3 so this is all gravy in my opinion. I can't even count the number of words she knows, she is getting very good at expressing herself with the right word. The cute misuses of words are getting few and far between – the most persistent is calling a watch a timer – probably because I tell her I'll set my timer all the time and that's on my watch. The other cute one was a bat/ball set I got her, she saw it and immediately called it a hit-ball (I think I already recorded this…) anyway, that still persists and since we don't have bases and we don't run why call it baseball?
Me – still frantically busy keeping school and work under control. School is interesting, work is not. Oh well, lots of people dislike their jobs, and I at least am good at this and positively impact the company by doing well. My other real happening is that my milk is declining. I don't remember this happening last time but there is a marked decrease in volume. I found in my archives that we cut out Niamh's at school bottles in June so 14m – Zoe is only (almost) 13m and I think next week might be the end of daytime bottles if I can't get more supply going. I'm going to be away at the end of the month for 3 days and I don't think I can bank enough to get her through that time since I need to bank morning and bedtime bottles too. All things change. On the good side I'm well on the good side for weight, I'm back to a size 6 but just with a raisin wrinkly belly that won't be seen in a 2 piece ever again. Working out at work is very good and I've been trying to run or something at least once at home too. Yesterday at home was good for the house – between work and Niamh I busted a few piles of things I had been meaning to get to and cycled a bunch of laundry through the system. I miss working one day from home, it was so nice to get a few things done, but that was the old boss and not the one I have now. More face time at work is good too – I'm already offsite at the production facility once a week so working from home once meant I was only in my primary office 3 days and that starts to look absentee after a while.
Well this is quite long now and I need to go work on some homework with what is left of lunch time. [end]


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Book plates & quilty squares
Made some bookplates for a little fella in my life. Stuck them in some birthday books. Here is one, the other one has a spotty alien reading a book - as you do!
Also did a series of animals on squares of fabric for a quilt / wall hanging. Here is one of the test pieces that I kept for myself.
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Alex is a qualified Yoga teacher, Reiki Master, Teacher of Tibetan Meditation and Spiritual Coach along with many other practices that work with the flow of universal life force energy in order to harmonise the mind, body and soul. She is also an empath and is very aware of the powerful effect that energy has on all aspects of our existence, especially our relationships. Alex believes empaths are here on Earth for a divine purpose and that is to learn how to effectively radiate healing energy so that immense much-needed change can occur. However, she also believes that before we are able to heal others, it is vital that we first heal ourselves.
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Empaths attract various types of relationships with those who either deny and repress how they feel or with those who are tormented by their emotions. The reason we are drawn towards them is because we naturally want to eradicate any form of suffering and pain. Unfortunately, we can be quite naive and forget that not everyone in the world perceives things as we see them. This leaves us vulnerable and subjected to overwhelming and debilitating emotions.
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Wearing: Kate Sylvester X + O dress, River Island roll neck jumper (similar here, here, here & here), Gorman Bonnie Boots, Louis Vuitton Alma BB bag and Jolie & Deen rings. Nails: Dior Vernis 'Aventure'.
If you're following me on Instagram you may have noticed my love for roll neck jumpers. Alongside with fluffy knits, they're an absolute essential for Winter, especially in Melbourne. I've amassed quite a collection of these including this, this and this. The bigger the collar, the better. It's like having a scarf around you 24/7 whilst completely eliminating the need to accessorise and they're so easy to throw on over a knit dress like this feminine but casual piece from Kate Sylvester!
Photos: Rowena Cao.


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Cardinals first baseman Matt Adams recently just came off the 15 day disabled list, for what we were told was merely "calf tightness"…
Since Adams return, he has hit 3 home runs in his first 3 games, and tripled in his 4th, he has been a terror to opposing pitchers since he returned. What could be the source of Matt's offensive power? We asked his teammates if they had noticed anything.
Jon Jay gave us his thoughts: "Since Matty's been back there has been something strange about him, his right arm looks a little different, and he crushed a ball that landed by the St. Louis Arch during batting practice yesterday."
Manager Mike Matheny told us he plans to use Matt Adams as his new secret weapon for sacrifice bunts.


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Among the new visitors coming to the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival in Los Angeles is M. Amanuensis Sharkchild, who can be found at www.sharkchild.com, naturally. We caught up with it to ask about their work and their interest in the Cthulhu Mythos:
Tell us a little about yourself. How did you get started on all
of this? What was one of the hardest things for you to learn?
I began this venture of writing horror fiction just about seven years ago (hard to believe). I would write a short story, narrate it, and publish it through my podcast every two weeks. After a year had gone by, I realized I had enough stories to publish a book. Rather than going through the laborious process of finding an agent and publisher who would put out my work, I decided, without skipping a beat, to do it myself. And that is how The Dark Verse, Volume 1 came into existence.
Being an indie author/publisher is no easy task. I had great success selling my first book, but it was by no means volume-enough to make a living or enough to allow me to continue publishing books. Then I stumbled upon Kickstarter a few years back, which I realized was my gateway to continue doing what I love to do. I'm now three successful Kickstarter campaigns in, with two more Dark Verse books to show for it and a novel on the way!
The hardest thing to learn (and something I'm still learning) is how to manage my time now that I need to both create content and also take care of a business. At times, it gets exceedingly overwhelming. It is often strenuous now to attain the focus—among the myriad of items that must be checked off—needed to do the thing that this was all about in the first place: creating.
What's your favorite H.P. Lovecraft story?
My favorite Lovecraft story, hands down, is "The Outsider." It's simple, moving, and a story that I strangely find inspiring.
"I know always that I am an outsider; a stranger in this century and among those who are still men."
In a peculiar way, I strive to be just such an outsider—an innovator and creator outside the bounds of normal society.
What's been your favorite creation so far? What was the most
unexpected surprise you've found when making these creations?
All three of The Dark Verse books are my favorite creations thus far. So much effort and passion, from my friend John F. Stifter (who does the artwork) and myself, have gone into these tomes. It is an epic feeling to hear how fond people are of them—their appearance, quality, and contents.
What's the biggest challenge for artists interested in creating
a Lovecraftian work?
I can't say I know the exact answer to this question, but it makes me chuckle a bit because it leads me think about the terrific rise of Lovecraft in popular culture. People create Lovecraft work that is serious, satirical, comical, and everywhere in between—from dark movies to alphabet books. This goes to show the versatility of what you can do with Lovecraft. There truly are no limits!
What's a project you really hope to take on in the next few
years? Where do you hope to go from here?
My eyes and imagination are set on creating a tabletop game. I already have one that I have designed that is close to completion and there is another I have been working on that would actually tie into The Dark Verse universe.
While I have been first and foremost an author, in the end I want my name to encompass much more than just books. I will continue to create and, hopefully, with enough support, I will one day be able to make a career of it!
Where else can we find you throughout the year?
I'll be stationed up at certain conventions throughout the year in Los Angeles and Orange County, but my real home is online. If I release any new products, they'll be released at www.sharkchild.com and I'm always posting content and interacting with people on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/sharkchild). Lastly, I have a plethora of book giveaways at www.thedarkverse.com, as well as the releases of my new stories, when I get around to writing and narrating them.
This year's theme is "Shadows Over Innsmouth." Do you think this
story has had an influence on your work?
I've read it, but I honestly can't remember much about that one (it was years ago)! So, if it has influenced me, it would be through subconscious traces lingering in my creative output. I need to hurry and give it another read!


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New hope for rare Hawaiian monk seals
It may seem strange that spotting more of an endangered species should be a cause for concern, but when it comes to the rare Hawaiian monk seal, one of the world's most threatened creatures, the growing number that haul out on popular beaches or come into contact with fishing boats are doubly worrisome.
The first reason is the potential harm to Hawaiian monk seals from any human interaction, whether it's approaching the animals too closely when they need their rest, conditioning them to rely on people for food, or worse, deliberately wounding or even killing seals perceived as a threat to fishing. The second reason is that their increased visibility in the main Hawaiian islands tends to overshadow the steady decline of their overall numbers — some 4 percent every year.
Nearly 90 percent of the 1,100 Hawaiian monk seals left in the world live in the remote atolls and islets of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, where their numbers are shrinking due to shark attacks, emaciation from lack of smaller prey, aggressive behavioral responses to too-few females, and entanglement in marine debris, among other problems. Although the majority live in protected waters, part of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, their distant habitat has made rescue and treatment of injured or sick animals prohibitively expensive as well as difficult.
Fortunately, help is on the way, thanks to the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito. Officials from the center broke ground (with a lot of lava rock in it) last week for a Hawaiian Monk Seal Hospital, with the first phase of ocean-view pools and treatment rooms planned to open near the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority complex in Kailua-Kona next spring. Although the center still has to raise $1.3 million to complete the $3.2 million hospital, executive director and veterinarian Jeff Boehm explained that the need was too great to delay.
"We've been working for over 10 years in a recovery team for the Hawaiian monk seal," he said. "Last year, one of the field biologists sent us a note saying he and his team members in the northwestern chain of Hawaiian islands are seeing pups that are either wounded from encounters with sharks, or emaciated from not getting the nutrition they need, who he knows could be saved if there were a dedicated health care facility to take them to."
When Boehm started working at the Marine Mammal Center in 2008, a Hawaiian monk seal then known as KP2 was in the news. Abandoned as a pup on Kauai, he had been relocated by wildlife officials to Oahu and then Kalaupapa, Molokai, but soon turned up at the island's busier Kaunakakai Harbor, where he began swimming with children, sunning near beachgoers and in general becoming a little too used to humans. Diagnosed with vision problems, KP2 was whisked away to UC Santa Cruz, where he underwent nearly two years of rehabilitation before finding a new home at the Waikiki Aquarium.
"It's through KP2 that I got to know our volunteers and their dedication, and our veterinary team, whose expertise, along with others', was guiding his care," Boehm recalled. "It's clearly unfortunate when an animal cannot be returned to the wild, but in this situation there's a lot to take advantage of, such as an opportunity to witness these animals over a long time range, and an opportunity for the staff at the aquarium to talk about them."
KP2, renamed Hoailona (Hō'ailona in Hawaiian, meaning "sign" or "to symbolize"), is not the last Hawaiian monk seal to be flown to Santa Cruz for treatment. UCSC marine biologist Terrie Williams, whose book "The Odyssey of KP2: An Orphan Seal, a Marine Biologist, and the Fight to Save a Species" came out this summer, is now caring for an adult male named KE18, who had been attacking monk seal pups.
"Obviously, the facility like this in Hawaii will remove the need to transport (monk seals), which is not ideal for any patient, for the recovery team, or for the budget of a nonprofit organization," Boehm noted. "Having the logistics puzzle be so much simpler by being in Hawaii is going to help."
So is the developing awareness of how to coexist with these creatures. On Kauai, home to an estimated 40 to 45 Hawaiian monk seals, volunteers with the Kauai Monk Seal Watch host weekly education programs for visitors and publish viewing guidelines, such as staying at least 150 feet away from seals in areas not marked with signs or barricades, not using flash photography and never approaching or attempting to feed the seals. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Fisheries Service has also produced a video called "Good Neighbors: How to Share Hawaii's Beaches with Endangered Monk Seals."
Although much "communication work" remains, by Boehm's own admission, there are several reasons to be hopeful about the Hawaiian monk seals' future. "We have protected waters and a state in which the population is passionate about the beauty, the tradition and the culture of the environment, and we have a lot of folks with a lot of will to do the right thing," he said.
"We're still basking in the celebration that we had this past Saturday to break ground and start the creation of what will simply be a place where we can take these animals," Boehm added. "Each and every one that we can take back into the wild, especially females, is a significant contribution to recovering the species."
Jeanne Cooper is the former Chronicle Travel Editor and author of SFGate's Hawaii Insider, a blog about Hawaii travel and island culture.


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The Paris agreement now necessitates an increase in our long term climate target to 100%. Or, in other words, we now need to set a 'net zero' emissions target.
"The House of Commons should amend the 2015 Energy Bill to include a commitment to set a date by when the UK will achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions. The Climate Change Committee (CCC) should then be asked to advise on what the date for the target should be, with that date then set in secondary legislation." – Sandbag, 'The case for a net zero climate change target", 2015
Paris was the first truly global effort to reduce emissions. It lays the foundations for increasing international action and aims to hold the increase in global temperature to well below 2C above pre-industrial levels, to pursue efforts to limit it to 1.5C and to reach net-zero global emissions of greenhouse gases in the second half of the century.
This is more ambitious than the basis of the UK's current statutory target for 2050, which is to reduce emissions to 80% and was based on the previous aim to hold the temperature rise close to 2C.
The Climate Change Act 2008
The UK signed up to the Kyoto Protocol in 1995 and The Climate Change Act was passed in 2008 to establish a framework to develop an economically credible emissions reduction path in line with that agreement. In doing so the UK showed leadership internationally by committing into law the action we would take in tackling climate change.
The Climate Change Act included a requirement on the Government to set legally binding 'carbon budgets' – a cap on the amount of greenhouse gases emitted in the UK over a five-year period.
The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) was set up to advise the Government on the carbon budgets and report to Parliament on progress made in reducing emissions.
The first four carbon budgets have been put into legislation and run up to 2027. The proposed fifth carbon budget's 57% cut in emissions by 2032 was laid out before Paris by the committee, and has yet to be legislated on. In a letter yesterday to energy and climate change secretary, Amber Rudd, the CCC said that:
"…the pledged contributions by the EU and others have not yet changed. On that basis we repeat our recommendation that the fifth carbon budget be legislated at 1,765 MtCO2."
This is of course very disappointing as we're failing to increase the ambition in light of the Paris climate deal. Whilst we could take aim at the CCC for the advice given, as some campaigners have done, the fact of the matter is they are working to legislation that is now, quite frankly, out of date.
What should this mean for the UK?
Ed Miliband has the answer. The former Secretary for Energy and Climate Change, and more recently Labour Leader, wrote in the Guardian last November, even before the Paris summit had begun, conveying what the science was already telling us; that we would need to go further with our emissions targets to achieve net-zero emissions at some point in the second half of this century. The Paris Agreement has subsequently quite rightly acknowledged the very same thing.
Initially, this means switching to 100% clean energy by 2050 and making our energy system more efficient and productive. It's also about putting in place the right infrastructure – buildings and transport. Further down the line we will need to make more savings in emissions in more difficult ways and it will mean cancelling out any residual emissions from agriculture and industry by capturing carbon from the atmosphere through new technology and/or biological means – creating carbon sinks through reforestation and sequestration in the soil.
The net-zero emissions goal is crucial and already many cities and companies are adopting this goal. As Ed Miliband pointed out:
"…the right step now would be for Britain to become the first major country to enshrine net zero emissions in law, with the date determined by advice from the independent Committee on Climate Change.
He went on to say that that this:
"…would show our determination to face up to this existential challenge. It will provide an essential framework for business and government so that we make the right decisions now on key energy and infrastructure issues. And it will inspire the inventors, engineers and businesses that can deliver on this challenge."
From Ed Miliband's conversations with people across the House of Commons, including the Liberal Democrats, the SNP, Caroline Lucas of the Greens and Conservatives such as Nick Hurd and Graham Stuart (chair of Globe, the international parliamentarians group on climate change), it is clear there is cross-party support.
Mr Miliband finished with this:
"Paris must be the start of a journey of the whole world towards this goal. And far from this commitment holding Britain back, we can be a leader again on climate change. Leadership which does not mean harm to our economy, but will put us ahead in the race for the new jobs, businesses and advantages of this new world. I hope the government will support this initiative. We can build an alliance, put aside our party differences as we have before, and seize this moment."
Now that COP21 in Paris is over, we know the direction of travel, and attention is turning to the hard work of getting there. To use an analogy put forward by Anthony Hobley, CEO of Carbon Tracker at the Hub Eco Series event I attended last night at Impact Hub King's Cross, it's like we now have planning permission to build a house, but now we have got to get on and build it.
Before we start laying those foundations and building that house, we need to go back to the architect and make sure everybody's got a copy of the plans. Paris was an amazing achievement, but it's a global deal that is underpinned by individual countries all doing their bit to to achieve the same goals. The UK took the lead in producing GHG emissions in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The Industrial Revolution that began in the North West of England ultimately transformed society into the fossil fuel dependent society we have become.
It is right therefore that we also led the world in taking action to reduce emissions by becoming the first country to legislate for deep, long-term cuts and it is essential that we continue this leadership and remain on track by introducing updated legislation and making the right decision about the period to 2032, which the government now faces.
Taking Action:
The Energy Bill is currently passing through parliament. This Bill is a public bill presented to Parliament by the Government and passed its second reading on 18 January 2016 without a vote. Ed spoke during the Energy Bill debate, making the case for putting zero emissions into UK law. The next stage is committee stage when MPs consider the Bill line by line.
The Public Bill Committee is to conclude by Tuesday 9 February 2016 but it may finish earlier. Check here to see if your MP is on the committee.
The best thing we can do now is write to our MPs (especially if they are on the committee) and ask them to write to Ed Miliband to offer their support for his campaign and his efforts to include an amendment to the Energy Bill (providing us with a copy of their letter and any response they get).
Looking further ahead, if an amendment to the Energy Bill is not achieved, then perhaps we need to look to history for how we improve current legislation. The 2008 Climate Change Bill was preceded by a Private Member's Bill of the same name drafted by Friends of the Earth and brought before Parliament on 7 April 2005. Would FoE be willing to draft an amended 2016 Climate Change Bill based on the Paris Agreement?
A Private Member's Bill needs a sponsor, who can be any member of parliament (Miliband, Nandy, or Caroline Lucas for example, though it might gain more traction if it came from one of the two Conservatives mentioned – Nick Hurd or Graham Stuart).
Looking back again at the history of the the first Climate Change Act, shortly after the 2005 general election, 412 of the 646 Members of Parliament signed an early day motion calling for a Climate Change Bill to be introduced. Only three other early day motions had ever been signed by more than 400 MPs. On 8 June 2008, following the Second Reading of the Bill, only five members of the House of Commons voted against it.
I think this can be done, we just need to build the political will.
Let's start today by writing to our MPs and asking them to write to Ed Miliband with their support (providing you with a copy too). If you do write, please let me know the outcome.
Further Reading:
In January, a report was commissioned by Sandbag to explore why the UK, in the light of the Paris Agreement, could consider an additional 'net zero emissions' long-term goal.
Sandbag have also recently blogged about the inclusion of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) provisions, added to the Energy Bill in it's initial passing through the Lords.


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DO you own a moggie marvel? Has your cat had a great escape, a fantastic journey or escaped from a fate worth than death?
If the answer is yes then now you have a chance to share your courageous kitty's story with the world - and maybe win an award in the process.
The Cats Protection League's Rescue Cat of the Year Award - sponsored by Felix from Purina PetCare - is looking for tales of triumph, woe and achievement .
Some entries already received are beyond belief - cats that have been hit by cars and survived, rescued from blazing fires, escaped from sacks and left to die, endured horrific cruelty and lost more than a few of their nine lives before going on to a puurfect new life with caring new owners.
If you want to take part in this new Award - the UK's first-such project - you have until the 15th November 2002 >to enter your prized puss.
Rescue Cat of the Year Award is open to any feline rescued as a stray by its current owner, or, adopted from any animal welfare organisation.
There are six categories open for entry:
* Ultimate Survivor> - Tales of feline survival after those nine are running short.
*> Long-Distance Traveller> - Cats don?t like to travel. Or do they?
*> Most Incredible Story> - Amazing true stories. If only puss could talk!
*> Best Turn-Around> - Where circumstances have turned around kitty?s behaviour, health or life in general.
*> Best Friends> - Where a best furry friend has radically improved the quality of a human life.
*> Felix Best Personality> - A special Felix award for cats with character!
The overall Rescue Cat of the Year, as well as the six category winners, will be awarded at a special awards ceremony to be held in London on 13 February 2003.
Entry forms for Rescue Cat of the Year Award can be obtained by contacting Cats Protection.
Tel:> 01403 221 919;
E-mail:> firstname.lastname@example.com ;
Fax:> 01403 221 907;
Web:> www.cats.org.uk or,
Write to:> Promotions Department, 17 Kings Rd, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 5PN.


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The WiFi-only 7-inch Kindle Fire HDX costs £199 and will begin shipping on 13 November. The 4G-enabled version is £269 and will begin shipping on 27 November.
The WiFi-only 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HDX costs £329 and will begin shipping on 19 November. The 4G version is £399 and it will begin shipping on 13th December.
Both devices go "beyond HD" with exceptional pixel density – the 7-inch version has 323 pixels per inch (ppi) and the 8.9-inch version has 339 ppi. They also feature reduced glare, dynamic image contrast, and improved brightness for better viewing in any lighting conditions, according to Amazon.
The tablets have quad-core Snapdragon 800 processors running at 2.2 GHz, providing over three times the processing power of the previous generation of Kindle Fire HD tablets. They also feature an Adreno 330 graphics engine and twice the amount of memory, creating an immersive high-frame rate HD gaming experience.
Weighing in at 13.2 ounces (374g), the 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HDX is 34 per cent lighter than the previous generation. It also features a front-facing HD camera for Skype calls and a new 8 megapixel rear-facing camera for taking photos and 1080p HD video. (The 7-inch version only has a front-facing camera).
Amazon claims that the devices have 11 hours of battery life based on mixed usage, and up to 17 hours of reading. Both the 7-inch and 8.9-inch versions have dual stereo speakers with Dolby Digital Plus audio and are available with 4G LTE wireless.
They run the latest version of Amazon's Fire OS, which is based on Android Jelly Bean and overlaid with Amazon's user interface. Amazon said that Fire OS 3.0 "Mojito" includes hundreds of new and upgraded features, platform updates, and Amazon-exclusive services.
For example, both tablets feature what Amazon has called the "Mayday Button", which instantly brings up a video chat with a tech-support representative who can tell a user how to operate the device or even do it for them remotely.
They also come with "Kindle FreeTime", which extends parental controls to allow parents to select content and set time limits by content type.
Amazon also announced that its entry-level WiFi-only Kindle Fire HD is now available for pre-order, at a cost of £119, featuring a 216 ppi HD display, a dual-core 1.5 GHz processor, Fire OS 3.0, and dual speakers with Dolby audio.
"We're excited to offer customers this great hardware and service at a breakthrough price," said Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos.


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International research and practice conference "Modern information and communication technologies in higher education: new educational programmes, pedagogics with e-learning usage and education quality improvement" was held at the largest institution of higher education in Europe – La Sapienza University of Rome.
La Sapienza University of Rome, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, National Research University "MIET" and Intersectoral Institute of Personnel Advanced Training and Professional Retraining were one of the organizers of the conference.
Rector of La SapienzaLuigi Frati, Pro-Rector for International Affairs Antonello Folco Biagini, Pro-Rector for Infrastructure and Technology Tiziana Catarci, Pro-Rector for Scientific Activities Giancarlo Ruocco, deans of faculties, professors and scientists of La Sapienza University of Rome; rectors, pro-rectors, deans of faculties, professors and scientists of the Russian institutions of higher education, representatives of ICT companies and organizations, including Lomonosov Moscow State University, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, National Research University "MIET", North-Caucasus Federal University, Moscow State Technical University of Radio Technology, Electronics and Automation, Russian State Academy of Intellectual Property and other institutions of higher education (19 Russian universities in total) took part in the conference.
Deputy Director for Academic Affairs of Institute of Information Technologies and Telecommunications O.S. Mezentseva and Head of Chair of Information Systems and Technologies V.I. Drozdova took part in the work of the conference.
The participants considered a lot of problems on application of modern information and communication technologies in higher education including such spheres as: modernization of higher education: experience of the Italian and Russian universities in modern information and communication technologies usage; role of ICT in formation of open training at higher school; actual fields to increase competitiveness of modern universities: integration of innovations into education and scientific research; academic mobility and network collaboration of universities; international cooperation and new requirements of the labor market, etc.
The purpose of NCFU representatives' visit was also to negotiate on cooperation in master program realization. The head of master program (Science in Engineering in Computer Science, MSE-CS) Professor Roberto Baldoni and Doctor Massimo Metsella were representing the Italian party.
Organizational issues of bilateral mobility between institutions of higher education, holding joint winter (summer) schools with leading experts from La Sapienza on NCFU base for students, undergraduates and postgraduate students of the institute, as well as its teaching staff were discussed.
TV report on the conference can be watched on TV site of La Sapienza University of Rome following the link uniroma.tv.
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Monday, November 24, 2008
Outer Banks Sunset
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Our friend Adam Harrison (Nora's Hubby) was kind enough to crash at our house while the boys slept so Christopher and I could go see the midnight showing of Twilight together. We met up with the Grady's (thank goodness for Chris's sake so he wasn't the only hubby being dragged there). It was in a word Painful. Loved the characters, loved the story, loved the costumes, loved the casting but the directing was seriously laughable. I lost count of the number of times I laughed out loud at a part that was supposed to be serious. ANWAYS it was fun and came around and started being a good movie about 3/4 of the way through (once they decided silence in the background is awkward and added some background music. Movies ALWAYS have music. I know real life doesn't but that's why we go to the movies). It was ironic thought because we got in line at 10 PM all ran into the theater sat through some pretty scary trailers and when the movie started there was no sound and the picture was completely askew. After ten mins they fixed it but I feel like I have to go see it again to hear Edwards monologue at the beginning.... well see if I am willing to shell out the bucks :) I hope it does well enough that they do the others and just get a better director, the Harry Potters did it so can Twilight!
PS the women in the williamburg ward are awesome we were out in force tonight!!!
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Oh my gosh this is freaky
So my friend Alicia picture tagged me. What your supposed to do is go into your picture folder select the fourth folder and then fourth picture. I kid you not this is the picture that holds that spot:
This is at a Rock the vote event in 2004. I was covering it for my job in DC. I got pictures with both Barrack and McCain (who was EXTREMELY kind and spoke to me for a while about Chris being in Iraq).
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I fall down-- A LOT
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Look at that face!
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Tagged By Jord
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Bubbles and Big Piles of Leaves
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Monday, November 3, 2008
I heart tweed
I have always loved the scratch itchy fabric and this week I have gone fill tilt into tweed sewing. Today I finished another pair of baby booties this time for my friend Amanda who had a baby girl! They just look like they belonged in the leaves. (I haven't put the Velcro on hence the weird angle of the faux buckle)
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Sunday, November 2, 2008
Its hard to find good help
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smell my feet :)
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Ed Brubaker's run on "Uncanny X-Men" has been disappointing thus far. Easily the weakest of his Marvel work, his "Uncanny X-Men" has failed to develop any significant characterization, and even when the ideas and plotting have been ambitious, they have never, ultimately, amounted to much.
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If you missed Brubaker's previous issues, it doesn't seem to matter much. With "Uncanny X-Men" #500, we aren't just getting an anniversary issue, we're getting a new direction and a new sensibility. It's very much like the old Chris Claremont direction, of course, because that's the core of this franchise, but Brubaker and new collaborator Matt Fraction revitalize the team in this issue. They establish a new status quo -- the X-Men in San Francisco, inviting all of the remaining mutants to come and join them -- and they take the classic anti-mutant sentiment and spin it in a postmodern direction.
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This issue also helps clarify what was missing from Brubaker's previous issues (other than Fraction, who is a more-than-welcome-addition to the series): a grand threat. When Magneto appears, blending in, at first, with the costumed visitors to the "Mutant Kitsch," he not only recalls the best of the classic X-Men stories, but his threatening presence reminds us of how long this series has run without a great villain. And the lack of such a strong antagonist has softened the team over the past couple of years, leading them on adventures into space, and in the sewers, and around the world, like a bunch of directionless little rodents. The X-Men have been scurrying around the borders of the Marvel Universe for too long, this issue seems to say, and now that Magneto has returned, they have something to stand and fight against besides some kind of vague mutant loathing.
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:Unfortunately I'll be at work but I'll try my best to check in. Keep up the great work! --[[User:Hyarion|Hyarion]] 00:16, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
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General disclaimer
Hiya. I was working on uploading the FotR-pics when I suddenly thought, don't we need a general disclaimer to put underneath images? "The name(s) {{1}}, {{2}} and {{3}} and the description of their appearance are based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, and the copyright to these names and descriptions is owned by Tolkien Enterprises. TG does neither have nor claim ownership blah blah blah...", you know the works. Since our current fair-use policy could use some work (display on userpages, for example, is not fair use). -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 17:31, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
- Agreed, although I think underneath the images should state fair use, while our Disclaimer link at the bottom of all pages should mention the general copyright message. --Hyarion 04:57, 21 January 2009 (UTC)
- That link in the bottom leads to a page that does not exist yet, Tolkien Gateway:General disclaimer. -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 08:31, 21 January 2009 (UTC)
Me again - image galleries
Don't know when the next meeting will be, so I thought I'd post it here before I forget it. In the case of some categories - Category:Images of Gothmog most notoriously - there's still some problem over disambiguation. Maybe all image categories should be renamed with the full pagename of the subject? Thus, Category:Images of Boromir (Son of Denethor II) and such, rather than "Images of Boromir" - it is also handy when we would have a special box pointing to images - such as Wikipedia's interlinking with Wiktionary and Wikiquote, or Wookieepedia with quotes and images. I already did on of those for artist's galleries, Template:Viewgal. -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 14:55, 31 December 2008 (UTC)
- Sorry for the late response, I've been meaning to reply for some time; school/work has gotten the best of me lately, but not for long! I fully agree regarding the full page name for Image categories. The Images box is a great idea, I don't know why I hadn't done that already, it'll help the articles look a little nicer as well. --Hyarion 04:57, 21 January 2009 (UTC)
I'm looking at the User Creation log at the moment. Do we have some sort of bot operating? All those twelve lettered users are just too many to be a coincidence. -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 09:18, 8 January 2009 (UTC)
Ithilien + search
Now that I'm on your talk anyway, any chance of the glitch in the search system of Ithilien (top links don't work) being fixed soon? I very much feel like switching back to cavendish. -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 08:31, 21 January 2009 (UTC)
- Too late for soon; but I did manage to fix it. The search box has also moved temporarily to the top right. --Hyarion 23:52, 22 February 2009 (UTC)
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I really hope to see this on the big screen i have waited now for so many years. Your fathers works are beyond compare and and everyone should be able to enjoy his works through reading and through Television and films ... i`d like my children to grow up reading his works as i have . Thanks —Unsigned comment by Tom (talk • contribs).
- Uhm... Hyar, I didn't know you looked like CT? -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 22:20, 1 February 2009 (UTC)
Multiple usernames
Now that we can see the user creation log, it's also visible to see people who make multiple accounts. What do we do with those?
And on another note, isn't it time to archive 2008? -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 22:35, 22 February 2009 (UTC)
- I suppose we should have some formal policy on multiple accounts. I should be able to change someone's username if they wish to change their name, so there really isn't much reason for someone to create two. I'd imagine the main perpetrators are bots in which case we can just ban their IP address if they do it continuously. As long as the user isn't switching back and forth between the accounts or creating them excessively there's probably not much harm.
- I think I was contemplating which year to archive the discussions which spanned multiple years. I went ahead and made a decision, although now I kind of miss my lengthy talk page.
- Thank you for stepping up these last few months. Two jobs and school don't mix well with the wiki, but my life should be down to no school and one job shortly so I'll be able to get back into the swing of things. Keep up the great work! --Hyarion 00:11, 23 February 2009 (UTC)
Could you please tell me where (in which book) can I find the original map? --184.108.40.206 19:37, 23 February 2009 (UTC) Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- It's a fanon map. Not correct legendarium-wise. I favour deletion, even. But where did it come from? It's been circling the net for some time, I don't think it came from a book. -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 19:40, 23 February 2009 (UTC)
- Ohh ok, thanks very much
- To me, it looks like it has been created by a fan, based on the maps by Karen Wynn Fonstad's The Atlas of Middle-earth.-- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 17:20, 24 February 2009 (UTC)
Dear, Hyarion,
i was looking at the website and i noticed that there are meedings held on this sight. the last meeding was novemember 26th of 2008 and it was cancled and on that page it did not come up and say when the next meeding is going to happen. also i have another question when you want to enter another articail in the forums how do you do that? and is the chat area down is it being worked on. best of luck in life.—Unsigned comment by Elfhorse (talk • contribs).
This one comes partly from last night's outage, and partly from what happened to the TFWiki recently (a crash and a major - one year - loss of work): If TG would crash, what's the situation on the backups? Would we have to search for Google caches, or is there some backup system? -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 08:22, 18 March 2009 (UTC)
- Right now the database is backed up weekly and we save a couple months worth of backups but I'm planning on doing nightly remote dumps, as even a week is a lot of lost work. The server hasn't been as reliable as it used to, I think we'll be migrating to a new host within the next year or two so we can improve uptime. --Hyarion 00:38, 20 March 2009 (UTC)
Next Meeting
It is planned that we hold our next meeting on the 5th of April 2009, please inform us if you can attend here.-- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 18:42, 22 March 2009 (UTC)
"Retrieved From"
Anyway we can get rid of that line that suddenly appeared everywhere? -- Ederchil (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 08:34, 8 April 2009 (UTC)
Next Meeting
Sorry to clutter up your talk page, but just informing you about the next meeting. It is planned that we hold our next meeting on Monday the 13th of April 2009, please inform us if you can attend here. Remember that it's on Easter Monday, not Easter Sunday. Thanks!-- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 13:21, 9 April 2009 (UTC)
- Unfortunately I'll be at work but I'll try my best to check in. Keep up the great work! --Hyarion 00:16, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
Thanks you, Hyarion. I want to make a question before returning to editing: How can I get rollback rights (if there are any)? I am already a rollbacker in another wiki, Halopedia (www.halo.wikia.com), and I would like to know how can I obtain these rights here. Thanks for your time,


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Kane Lightbringer on May 5, 2014 wrote:Lately I have seen level 5's running around with a warlord tag. To me the tag means absolutely nothing because of that. I don't really agree that someone level 10 should have it either. So I am making this post to put out an idea. How about a title by rank? Make pvp at max level mean something. I believe it would be easy to add into the game and then at least people would pvp at higher levels instead of puppeting. There needs to be a new title or titles by level.
Kane Lightbringer on May 21, 2014 wrote:I was really tired when I typed this so it didnt come out right but. If you can get the badge at level 5 its a joke IMO. I find grandmaster gardener or above more impressive. Thats actually hard. Or high level crafting badges. If they made PVP badges by level as well as rank. Then I would be impressed. You ask me what makes me think they haven't earned it? I think they have. I just don't think the badge means anything at all. I wish there was a badge that did mean something. As it stands warlord is meaningless. For instance they could do Exalted Warlord or Grandmaster Warlord. That would actually mean something. I PVP a lot and some of my friends who are max level choose only to pvp at level 12 or puppet. To me there is no challenge in that. There challenge is to PVP through out your leveling career. So I am saying I wish PVP meant something. As the system stands it does not. I am happy we can at least PVP. As I understand it that wasn't always the case and I am throwing this out there for the devs to get an idea. New badges would be great maybe gear based on those badges too.Heck make the gear cost crowns :)
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