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Balucan RD, Turner LG, Steel KM (2018): X-ray µCT investigations of the effects of cleat demineralisation by HCl acidizing on coal permeability. Journal of Natural Gas Science & Engineering. 55, 206-218.
Ge L, Hamilton C, Febrina RT, Rudolph V, Rufford TE (2018): A phase inversion polymer coating to prevent swelling and spalling of clay fines in coal seam gas wells. International Journal of Coal Science & Technology. 5 (2) 179-190.
Holl H, Scheuermann A (2018): Characterisation of geomechanical properties of bentonite clay used for plug and abandonment operations of coal seam gas wells. Journal of Minerals and Materials Characterization and Engineering. 6 (2) 218-234.
Hurter S, Rodger I, Garnett A (2018): Comment on "Numerical investigation of the potential contamination of a shallow aquifer in producing coalbed methane" by Xianbo Su, Fengde Zhou, and Stephen Tyson. Energy Exploration & Exploitation. DOI: 10.1177/0144598718778164
Jing Z, Balucan RD, Underschultz JR, Steel KM (2018): Oxidant stimulation for enhancing coal seam permeability: Swelling and solubilisation behaviour of unconfined coal particles in oxidants. Fuel. 221, 320-328.
Keir G, Bulovic N, McIntyre N (2018). Stochastic modelling of groundwater extractions over a data-sparse region of Australia. Groundwater.
Underschultz JR, Vink S, Garnett A (2018): Coal seam gas associated water production in Queensland: Actual vs predicted. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering. 52, 410-422.
Zhou F, Shields D, Tyson S, Esterle J (2018): Comparison of sequential indicator simulaton, object modelling and multiple-point statistics in reproducing channel geometries and continuity in 2D with two different spaced conditional datasets. Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering. 166 718-730.
Babaahmadi A, Sliwa R, Esterle J, Rosenbaum G (2017): The development of a Triassic fold-thrust belt in a synclinal depositional system, Bowen Basin (eastern Australia). Tectonics. 36:1, 51-77.
Bardossy A, Hörning S (2017): Process-driven direction-dependent asymmetry: Identification and quantification of directional dependence in spatial fields. Mathematical Geosciences. 49:7, 871-891.
Donose B, Birkett G, Pratt S (2017): Advanced microscopy of inorganic colloids sampled from consecutive stages of RO filtration. Colloid and Interface Science Communications. 17, 1-4.
Lechner AM, McIntyre N, Witt K, Raymond CM, Arnold S, Scott M, Rifkin W (2017): Challenges of integrated modelling in mining regions to address social, environmental and economic impacts. Environmental Modelling and Software. 93, 268-281.
Mahoney S, Rufford T, Johnson D, Dmyterko A, Rodrigues S, Esterle J, Rudolph V, Steel K (2017): The effect of rank, lithotype and roughness on contact angle measurements in coal cleats. International Journal of Coal Geology. 179, 302-315.
Mukherjee S, Copley J, Esterle J (2017): In-situ stress and fracture controls on permeability distribution within Walloon Subgroup, Surat Basin. Society of Petroleum Engineers URCE.
McCourt T, Hurter S, Lawson B, Zhou F, Thompson B, Tyson S, Donovan D (2017): Uncertainty quantification of coal seam gas production prediction using Polynomial Chaos. Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering. 157, 1148-1159.
Sedek M, Gross L, Tyson S (2017): Automatic NMO correction and full common depth point NMO velocity field estimation in anisotropic media. Pure and Applied Geophysics. 174:1, 305-325.
Sedek M, Gross L (2017): Normal move-out correction in anisotropic and laterally heterogeneous media using simultaneous velocity variation with offset. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering. 45, 399-414.
Shields D, Zhou F, Buchannan A, Esterle J (2017): Complementing coal seam gas facies modelling workflows with decompaction based processes. Marine and Petroleum Geology. 88, 155-169.
Underschultz J (2017): Unconventional Gas, in: S Devasahayam, K Dowling, MK Mahapatra (Eds.). Sustainability in the Mineral and Energy Sectors. 545-560, Boca Raton, Florida, CRC Press.
Underschultz J (2017): Linking capillary and mechanical seal capacity mechanisms. Petroleum Geoscience. 23:1, 3-9.
Wilson H, Gross L (2017): Amplitude variation with offset-friendly bootstrapped differential semblance. Geophysics. 82:5, V297-V309.
Witt K, Rifkin W, Mottee L, Everingham JA (2017): Cumulative Impact Assessment is not so SIMPle. IAIA17 Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment, Montréal, 4-7 April 2017.
Witt, K (2017): Time for Facts. Queensland Country Life.
Wu B, Firouzi M, Mitchell T, Rufford T, Leonardi C, Towler B (2017): A critical review of flow maps for gas-liquid flows in vertical pipes and annuli. Chemical Engineering Journal. 326, 350-377.
Zhou F, Tyson S, Shields D, Titheridge D, Esterle J (2017): Understanding the geometry and distribution of fluvial channel sandstones and coal in the WCM, Surat Basin, Australia. Marine and Petroleum Geology. 86, 573-586.
Balucan RD, Turner LG, Steel KM (2016): Acid-induced mineral alteration on the permeability and compressibility of coal. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering. Special Issue 33, 973-987.
Donose B, Birkett G, Pratt S (2016): Insight into the initial stages of silica scaling employing a scanning electron and atomic force microscopy approach. Journal of Membrane Science & Technology. 6:4, 7 pages.
Espig M, de Rijke K (2016): Reflection: Challenges and Lessons: Navigating coal seam gas fields: Ethnographic challenges in Queensland, Australia. Practicing Anthropology. 38:3, 44-45.
Firouzi M, Towler B, Rufford T (2016): Developing new mechanistic models for predicting pressure gradient in coal bed methane wells. Journal of Natural Gas Science & Engineering. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jngse.2016.04.035.
Gao J, Xing H, Turner L, Steel K, Sedek M, Golding S D, Rudolph V (2016): Pore-scale numerical investigation on chemical stimulation in coal and permeability enhancement for coal seam gas production. Transport in Porous Media. 116(1), 335-351.
Ge L, Hamilton C, Ferbina TR, Rudolph V, Rufford T (2016): Smart, porous polymer coatings to bind clay minerals in CBM wells. International Petroleum Technology Conference, Bangkok, 14-16 November 2016.
Gillespie N, Bond C, Downs C, Staggs J (2016): Stakeholder trust in the Queensland CSG industry. APPEA Journal. 56, 239-245.
Hardie L, Devetak NS, Rifkin W (2016): Universities in contentious energy debates - Science, democracy and CSG in Australia. Energy research & social science. 20, 21 pages.
Hentschel A, Esterle JS, Golding SD, Pacey DV (2016): Petrologic and stable isotopic study of the Walloon Coal Measures, Surat Basin, Queensland: peat accumulation under changing climate and base level. International Journal of Coal Geology. 160-161, 11-27.
Hentschel A, Esterle JS, Golding S (2016): The use of stable carbon isotope trends as a correlation tool - an example from the Surat Basin Australia. The APPEA Journal. 56(1), 355-368.
Li MX, Ricard LP, Underschultz J., Freifeld BM (2016): Reducing operational costs of CO2 sequestration through geothermal energy integration. Greenhouse Gas Control. 44, 238-248.
Mehreen S, Underschultz J (2016): Coexistence Opportunities for CSG and Agribusiness Promoting Complementary Industries. Journal of Industrial Ecology.
Patel A, Goh C, Towler B, Rudolph V, Rufford TE (2016): Screening of nanoparticles to control clay swelling in CBM wells. International Petroleum Technology Conference, Bangkok, 14-16 November 2016.
Sedek M, Gross L, Tyson S (2016): Automatic NMO Correction and Full Common Depth Point NMO Velocity Field Estimation in Anisotropic Media. Pure and Applied Geophysics. 174, 305-325.
Steen J, Verreynne ML, Ford J (2016): Four qualities that helped small business survive the end of the resources boom. The Conversation.
Towler B, Firouzi M, Underschultz J, Rifkin W, Garnett A, Schultz H, Esterle J, Tyson S, Witt K (2016): An overview of the coal seam gas developments in Queensland. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering. 31, 249-271.
Towler B, Firouzi M, Holl HG, Gandhi R, Thomas A (2016): Field trials of plugging oil and gas wells with hydrated bentonite. SPE Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition, Perth, 25-27 October 2016.
Towler B, Firouzi M, Mortezapour A, Evans PD (2016): Field trials of the use of hydrated bentonite for decommissioning oil, gas wells. APPEA Journal. Vol. 56.
Turner LG, Steel K (2016): A study into the effect of cleat demineralisation by hydrochloric acid on the permeability of coal. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering. 36, 931-942.
Underschultz J, Pasini P, Grigorescu M, de Souza TL (2016): Assessing aquitard hydraulic performance from hydrocarbon migration indicators: Surat and Bowen basins, Australia. Marine and Petroleum Geology. doi: 10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2016.09.025
Underschultz J, Dodds K, Michael K, Sharma S, Wall T, Whittaker S (2016): Carbon Capture and Storage, in: Devasahayam S, Dowling K, Mahapatra MK (Eds.). Sustainability in the Mineral and Energy Sectors. 437-452, Boca Raton, Florida, CRC Press.
Underschultz J, Strand J (2016): Capillary seal capacity of faults under hydrodynamic conditions. Geofluids Journal special edition on Fault Zone Hydrogeology. 16, 464-475.
Vink S (2016): Realising the utility of a water atlas for the Surat Basin CSG development area. Qld Mining & Energy Bulletin.
Zhou F, Shields D, Tyson S, Esterle J (2016): Nested approaches to modelling swamp and fluvial channel distribution in the Upper Juandah Member of the Walloon Coal Measures, Surat Basin. The APPEA Journal.
Balucan RD, Turner LG, Steel KM (2015): The influence of cleat demineralisation on the compressibility of coal. SPE Asia Pacific Unconventional Resources Conference and Exhibition, Brisbane, 9-11 November. SPE-176960.
Donovan D, Burrage K, Burrage P, McCourt TA, Thompson HB, Yzici ES (2015): Estimates of the coverage of parameter space by Latin Hypercube and Orthogonal sampling: connections between Populations of Models and Experimental Designs. arXiv, 1510.03502. link to article
Firouzi M, Towler B, Rufford T (2015): Mechanistic modelling of counter-current slug flows in vertical annuli. SPE Asia Pacific Unconventional Resources Conference and Exhibition, Brisbane, 9-11 November 2015. SPE-176885.
Ge L, Khan C, Mahoney S, Rufford TE, Rudolph V (2015): Effects of effective stress changes on coal relative permeability. International Conference on Coal Science and Technology, Melbourne, 27 September - 1 October 2015.
Gillespie N, and Bond, C (2015): Understanding Stakeholder Trust in Queensland's Coal Seam Gas (CSG) Industry - 2015 Summary of Phase 1 Interview Findings for Participants.
Hunter J, Brooking JC, Reading L, and Vink S (2015): A web-based system enabling the integration, analysis and 3D sub-surface visualization of groundwater monitoring data and geological models, International Journal of Digital Earth. 9(2), 197-214.
Hunter, J., Gebers, A., Reading. L. and Vink,S. (2015): Understanding Connectivity between Groundwater Chemistry Data and Geological Stratigraphy via 3D Sub-surface Visualization and Analysis. ISESS, the International Symposium on Environmental Software Systems, Melbourne, 25-27 March 2015.
Khan C, Ge L, Mahoney S, Rufford T, Rudolph, V, Steel K, Towler B, Honari V (2015): Coal bed methane reservoir simulation study. Abstracts of AAPG Asia Pacific Geoscience Technology Workshop (GTW) Opportunities and Advancements in Coal Bed Methane in the Asia Pacific. AAPG Opportunities and Advancements in Coal Bed Methane in the Asia Pacific, Brisbane, 12-13 February, 2015.
Mahoney SA, Rufford TE, Rudolph V, Liu KY, Rodrigues S, Steel KM (2015) Creation of microchannels in Bowen Basin coals using UV laser and reactive ion etching. International Journal of Coal Geology. 144-145,48-57.
Mohoney SA, Rufford TE, Rudolph V, Steel KM (2015): The effect of coal rank on wettability and capillary pressure in a single cleat. International Conference on Coal Science and Technology, Melbourne, 27 September - 1 October 2015.
Rifkin W, Witt K, Everingham J, Uhlmann V (2015): Benefits and Burdens for Rural Towns from Queensland's Onshore Gas Development, SPE Asia Pacific Unconventional Resources Conference and Exhibition, Brisbane, 9-11 November 2015. SPE-176941.
Rifkin W, Everingham J, Witt K, Uhlmann V (2015): Lessons CSG operators can learn from Southern Queensland Towns. Gas Today. 31, 76-79. link to article
Towler BF, Firouzi M, Mortezapour A, Hywel-Evans PD (2015): Plugging CSG Wells with Bentonite: Review and Preliminary Lab Results. SPE Asia Pacific Unconventional Resources Conference and Exhibition, Brisbane, 9-11 November 2015. SPE-176987.
Brooking C, Hunter J, Vink S, and Esterle J (2014): Interpreting Groundwater Chemistry to frame water risks of CSG development. Geological Society of Australia, Abstracts, Australian Earth Sciences Convention 2014, Newcastle, NSW.
Everingham J, Collins N, Rifkin W, Baumgartl T, Rodriguez D, Vink S, and Cavaye J (2014): How Farmers, Graziers, Miners, and Gas Industry Personnel see their Potential for Co-existence in Rural Queensland. Society of Petroleum Engineers Economics & Management. 6(3), 122-130.
Horberry T, Harris J, Meng S, Kirsch P, Rifkin W, and Harris A (2014): Community Road Safety Initiatives for the Minerals Industry. Minerals, 4(1), 1-16.
Rifkin W, Uhlmann V, Everingham JA, and May K (2014): Tracking the Boom in Queensland's Gasfields. International Journal of Rural Law and Policy. Special edition 1, 1-9. link to article.
Trigger D, Keenan J, de Rijke K, and Rifkin W (2014): Aboriginal engagement and agreement-making with a rapidly developing resource industry: Coal seam gas development in Australia. The Extractive Industries and Society. 1(2), 176-188. link to article
Uhlmann V, Rifkin W, Everingham J, Head B, and May K (2014): Prioritising indicators of cumulative socio-economic impacts to characterise rapid development of onshore gas resources. The Extractive Industries and Society. 1(2), 189-199.
Underschultz J (2014): Fault Seal Characterisation for CSG–Aquifer Interaction, Geological Society of Australia, Abstracts. Australian Earth Sciences Convention 2014, Newcastle, NSW.


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Fraggle Imperator HK's fox on typewriters Friday 16/11/2007, 18:00
In a very facebook like spirit (why not!), we have added Friends Feed today!
You will now be aware of what's happening in YOUR corner of Clint City
There are some nice little things in this new feature, be sure to discover them all
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Yaayy..new feature...and new pic for fraggle
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I like this feature! And seeing Urban Rivals grow and evolve is fantastic
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Memonto, right! In last time Urban Rivals evolve very fast! Fraggle is da best!!!!!
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Can someone just make a UR feature in facebook?
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Nice feature fraggle..congrats for the improvement..although i just join urban rival about 1 month ago i have seen a lot of improvement..i like this game more and more..hope more nice improvement will be made..
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You have the ability to choose what you want to filter in and out if you feel like your privacy is endangered
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I grew up around music. Mum and Dad played me their favourite bands from the 80's. They would buy me new CD's; The Black Eyed Peas, Kelly Clarkson, So Fresh, but the one that changed everything was, The Secret Life of … The Veronicas. I would listen to it on repeat, to learn every word. Then when they came to Perth to play a show I begged mum and dad to take me. Dad bought tickets and we went along. It was amazing but what changed my life wasn't The Veronicas it was their support act, Short Stack. My first taste of a live pop punk show. I didn't know who they were at the time but a friend introduced me to them again when I was 12. I spent from then until I was about 14 obsessed with them; slowly moving toward other pop punk bands such as All Time Low and Paramore. I learnt guitar because I wanted to be them, not be like them. I wanted to be them. Playing shows, writing songs, I wanted to be in a band so badly then eventually I met Aidan, Amy and Joe, and we formed Hell Average.
I remember being around 13 years old when I had only just picked up drums and I just listened to whatever was on the radio music wise. One day one of my mates showed me "Bodies" by Drowning Pool and I was like "wow, this is pretty edgy". For whatever reason I was told it was by Disturbed, so I ended up listening to a bunch of their songs where I came across Down With The Sickness. That drum intro pretty much got me into alternative music. Not long after, I ended up listening to "City of Evil" by Avenged Sevenfold, which really shaped my drumming influence with special thanks to The Reverend who is still my favourite drummer 8 years later.
Playing music for real always seemed like a dream to me as a child. I grew up learning only the clarinet in high school until i was in year 10, when I decided I needed to play something where I could move on stage and have more fun. When Paramore toured Australia for their self titled album, I made sure I was near the front for their Perth concert. It so happened that their (ex) bass player was on the stage in front of me for the show. He was an amazing performer, unlike most bass players who don't move and genuinely have a good time. Paramore were my favourite band growing up and are still one of my favourites, and one of my biggest influences to this day. I remember this concert just having the most magical feeling, being able to see my favourite band perform my favourite songs and just fall in love with music and performance and being able to chant and sing along with Hayley Williams just felt unreal as I look up to this band so much. That moment for me, while singing "Brick By Boring Brick" was the moment I decided that I had to become a musician in the real world and inspire & change lives just as Paramore, among many musicians, inspire me and shaped my life.
My introduction to the Perth music scene was 6 years ago. My friend and I were in gym class, trying to do as little exercise as possible while listening to music. She was super into hardcore and metalcore music whilst I listened exclusively to Blink-182 and Green Day. We were scrolling through her music until she stopped at a track by some local band called To Catch A Fox. I thought they were hectic and I'd never heard anything quite like it before. I had to know who these guys were. She told me they were a local band from Perth and were playing that weekend.
The thought of going to a gig whilst being under 18 had never occurred to me before. The only show I'd ever been to was Green Day's 21st Century Breakdown tour. So I asked my dad to take me and my best friend along. I had no idea what to expect. We paid our $5, got our stamps, had a look at the merch table before having our heads blown off by the screeching feedback of guitars and drum cymbals. It hurt but I loved the feeling, it was an absolute high.The music was edgy and the vocals were brutal. The flood lights flashed during beatdowns; it introduced me to "moshing" which looked scary and dangerous but also enticing.This was my introduction to the whole Perth music scene, I couldn't get enough of it, every couple weeks I'd go back to get my fix and make as many friends as possible – no matter when I went, amazing bands were on and the rooms were full.


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Skars-A-Thon: What Maisie Knew
Those of us who are still coming to terms with the fact that Eric Northman has left us for good, are consoling ourselves by spending time watching some of Alexander Skarsgard's other starring roles. My personal favorite is What Maisie Knew
Alexander Graces The Cover Of Backstage
That is right, Alexander Skarsgård once again looks amazingly beautiful on the cover of a magazine. When does he not look beautiful?
Pre-Order "What Maisie Knew" Now
For those who are anxious to own a copy of Alexander Skarsgard's movie, "What Maisie Knew" to add to your collection…we have great news! The movie will be released on August 13, 2013 and is now available for pre-order! Here's how;
Hollywood.TV Interviews Alexander Skarsgård
Hollywood.TV was at the LA Times screening of "What Maisie Knew" and shared this exclusive interview with Alex! In the interview, Alex talked about Onata, and "What Maisie Knew" – along with his directors. He also talks about "True Blood" – including the infamous "Eric will die rumor". If you would like to find out […]
Alexander Skarsgård Attends LA Times Screening of "What Maisie Knew"
We're celebrating the weekend early by sharing some awesome Skarsporn with you! As you may or may not know, Alexander Skarsgård put in an appearance at the Los Angeles Times screening of the film "What Maisie Knew", which was part of their Indie Focus program. There was a Q and A held after the screening where […]
Alex and Onata take on MTV with What Maisie Knew
Alexander Skarsgård and Onata Aprile were very busy last week with the premiere and press day for their movie "What Maisie Knew". It was a whirlwind to watch from afar… and we loved every minute of it.
Alexander Skarsgård on Jimmy Fallon 5/3/13
Alexander Skarsgård appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon while in New York promoting the premiere of his new movie, "What Maisie Knew".


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Thursday, July 18, 2013
My quest to ease postherpetic neuralgia (or aftermath of shingles)
I began taking Nutrigold Turmeric twice a day on May 24, 2013 in my search for a solution to the never-ending aches, itches and swelling around my left eye because of postherpetic neuralgia (the aftermath of shingles). The postherpetic neuralgia (PHN) continues to afflict me, but interestingly, I recently realized that the constant ache I have gotten in the back of my right thigh in bed every night for more than a decade had stopped. Perhaps not by coincidence, I now get an ache in the back of my left thigh in bed at night. I am trying the Turmeric pills because this Indian spice seems to harbor almost magical powers to reduce pain, decrease inflammations, and even help ease the loss of memory that comes with aging. In September, I will have had PHN for five years. If the Turmeric helps me, I will let the world know through this blog.
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Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Like a free drink: THE TRUCKERS by Kenneth C. Crowe
After two years, I am tearing up the price tag on my novel, THE TRUCKERS, to make the book free on various sites including Kindle, Smashwords, and Apple i-Tunes. For the more than a million Teamsters who haven't read the novel, I invite them to download THE TRUCKERS onto their e-book reading devices. Briefly, the novel's two protagonists, Tommy Kerrigan and Helmut Knall are uneasy allies dedicated to transforming the nation's largest union, the Truckers International Union (obviously a name inspired by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters), into a progressive force capable of dragging the American labor movement out of the quagmire that has been sucking it under for the past 40 years. Tommy K emerges as a legendary hero experiencing great triumphs and tragedy. Nothing down, nothing to pay, just download THE TRUCKERS and read away.
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and now the end is nigh ....
..... just one day left of this tour. By this time tomorrow, when there won't be time to post on here! - I'll be throwing the last few things into the suitcase and preparing to check out. The long journey home is the worse bit - I just want to be back home once I'm done here ..... the more than 30 hours of traveling it takes is not what you want after more than seven weeks away, but such is life. I usually find I adjust to the change time more rapidly when I return than when I set out - let's hope it works as usual. Some paperwork to attend to now ......
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Wrapping Up Harvest Aid Applications In 2016
We have been blessed with another great harvest season and it appears we may be able to finish harvest with little rain. Here on the 5th day of Oct, I would guess the average cotton acre within the state has already received the first application of harvest aids and is very close to seeing a picker. Even so, several acres have not been defoliated. This has led many to call with concerns about the cooler temperatures in the forecast over the weekend and several have asked if it is simply time to defoliate based on calendar date.
Since the second week of October is upon us, I do believe defoliation timing should now begin to lean more heavily on the forecast and historical temperature norms associated with the current date than our maturity measurements (NACBs, percent open, uppermost harvestable boll maturity as determined by the sharp-knife technique, etc.). The 5 day forecast here on the 5th day of Oct. for West TN indicates the next few days appear to be favorable for harvest aid applications but conditions degrade over the weekend. The long-term forecast does indicate the weekend dip may be followed by low temperatures back into the mid to high 50s but 2016 has proven that planning on a 10 day forecast is risky; instead, we have to start focusing on seasonal temperature norms for our area. For those who have not applied the first shot of defoliant, I would consider applying as soon as possible and I would definitely make sure it goes out before the end of next week.
Remember that if we do wait on that last boll to mature we are increasing the time those lower position bolls are open and exposed to Mother Nature. Gambling on higher yields by delaying defoliation may payout but the wager is both the quality and the ability to pick those bolls that contribute the most to the bottom line. Risking those 'money' bolls for the 'top crop' – which generally contributes the least amount to our bottom line – is a risk that I do not like to take.
Additionally, keep in mind that several of our harvest aids are very dependent upon temperature and as our low temperatures move into the low 50s we begin to see a substantial decline in effectiveness. Much of what I mentioned in last week's post on Defoliation and boll opening under cooler conditions will apply in the coming days. ∆
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Laird W. Bergad is a Distinguished Professor of Latin American and Caribbean history in the Department of Latin American and Puerto Rican Studies at Lehman College and the Ph.D. Program in History at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. A member of CUNY's faculty since 1980, he has served as Director of Lehman College's interdisciplinary program in Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Chair of the Department of Latin American and Puerto Rican Studies, and on the Executive Committees of the CUNY/Cuba (and later Caribbean) Scholarly Exchange Program as well as on the CUNY-University of Puerto Rico Exchange. Professor Bergad is the founding and current director of the CUNY Center for Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino Studies.
He did his undergraduate work at the University of Wisconsin where he received a B.A. degree in History in 1970. An M.A. was completed at the University of Pittsburgh in 1974 and a Ph.D. was conferred in Latin American and Caribbean history in 1980.
Professor Bergad's research interests have revolved around the social, economic, and demographic history of slave-based plantation societies in the 18th and 19th centuries. His first book, Coffee and the Growth of Agrarian Capitalism in Nineteenth-Century Puerto Rico (Princeton University Press, 1983), was based upon previously unutilized documentary materials housed at the Archivo General de Puerto Rico. This work revised the analytical framework for understanding Puerto Rican history prior to the United States occupation and annexation of 1898 by systematically demonstrating that the island's economic structure had made the transition to a fully developed market economy during the 19th century.
He was one of the first foreign scholars to be granted unrestricted access to Cuban historical archives during the early 1980s, and his work there resulted in the publication of two books. The first, Cuban Rural Society in the Nineteenth Century: The Social and Economic History of Monoculture in Matanzas (Princeton University Press, 1990), is a detailed examination of the rise and evolution of the sugar plantation economy in the most important sugar-producing region of the world (the Cuban province of Matanzas) during the 19th century.
The second, The Cuban Slave Market, 1790-1880 (Cambridge University Press, 1995)
Professor Bergad turned his attention to Brazil where he began work in 1992 in the historical archives of Brazil's largest slave-holding province during the 18th and 19th centuries, Minas Gerais. The Demographic and Economic History of Slavery in Minas Gerais, Brazil, 1720-1888 (Cambridge University Press, 1999) is a detailed study of slavery in Brazil and has been translated into Portuguese as A Escravidão e a História Econômica e Demográfica de Minas Gerais, Brasil, 1720-1888 (São Paulo: EDUSC, 2005).
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Professor Bergad is nearing completion (March 2016) of a co-authored book titled Puerto Rican Rural Society in the Early Twentieth Century which revises the notion that absentee sugar corporations dominated rural Puerto Rico between 1900 and 1935 and created land alienation and the pauperization of a rural proletariat, among many other themes. This is a major reinterpretation of Puerto Rican history under U.S. rule. He is also writing a social, economic, and demographic history of Latinos in the New York metropolitan area 1900 – 2016.
Professor Bergad has won a number of internationally recognized awards. He was a Guggenheim Fellow in 1986/87 and won a research grant from the Social Science Research Council in the same years. He was a Fulbright Fellow at the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais in 1992/93 and was awarded a second Fulbright to teach at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain in 2000 (Declined). He also won a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship for University Teachers in 1996 and 1997.
Selected Publications:
Hispanics in the United States: A Demographic, Social, and Economic History, 1980 – 2005 (co-author with Herbert S. Klein) (Cambridge University Press, 2010).
The Comparative Histories of Slavery in Brazil, Cuba, and the United States (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2007).
Escravidão e História Econômica: Demografía de Minas Gerais,1720-1888 (São Paulo: EDUSC, 2004).
Slavery and the Economic and Demographic History of Minas Gerais, Brazil, 1720-1888 (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1999) 298 pp.
The Cuban Slave Market, 1790-1880 (co-author with Fe Iglesias Garcia and Maria del Carmen Barcia) (Cambridge University Press, 1995).
Cuban Rural Society in the Nineteenth Century: The Socialand Economic History of Monoculture in Matanzas (Princeton University Press, 1990).
Coffee and the Growth of Agrarian Capitalism in Nineteenth Century Puerto Rico (Princeton University Press, 1983).


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I can't access old portal? manage.windowsazure redirects me to new portal?
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Note that DreamSpark and Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) subscriptions don't have access to the classic portal, either.
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lola singh commented
I need to access Service Bus. But the create button is grey. Any idea by when it will be available in new portal
Anonymous commented
the classic portal has been sunset
Panagakis Georgios commented
Try this url : http://manage.windowsazure.com/?restoreClassic=true
Anonymous commented
Thank you Microsoft for wasting an hour of my time trying to get access to old portal.
Jon commented
https://manage.windowsazure.com keeps redirecting me to the new portal.
But there is no RMS reports available there!!
How do i access the classic portal? I'm already a global admin!
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That is awful, AWS is doing more humain-friendly things
AmerSohail commented
i have created vm in new portal it is not available in old portal, while i am creating new vm via power shell
iti is also getting update
Greg commented
You will need to get an administrator who can access the old portal to add you as co-admin to the subscriptions. If there is no admin with access then I assume MS support would be able to do this for your account if it's already admin in the new portal.
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Classic MS throw mud on wall hope it sticks and folks use, then yank rug from underneath and change everything just for change sake. No regard for the humans who build on this platform, just bow down to the marketing masters and the smoke they blow up everyone's skirt...Cloud is where the brains are apparently
priyanka Aggarwal commented
Hi , I am the admin on my portal and cant access the Classic azure portal. I need to Access Active directory to add up my applications but cant find that in new portal.
Need help with same.
PS:I am using the same ID as login to portal.
Colin Mierowsky commented
I am a global admin on my account and cannot access the classic portal
Krishna Kinger commented
I need to access Service Bus. But the create button is grey. Any idea by when it will be available in new portal
Tom Robinson commented
This is a massive problem for us. We can't give users fine-grained permissions if they need to access anything on the old portal - we have to make them full co-administrators.
If you have a DreamSpark or CSP subscription, those services simply aren't available to you yet. If you have RBAC access to another type of subscription, you can talk to the service admin about getting co-admin access on the subscription.
I recommend using the forums for the services you want to use and submitting a request to get moved over to the new portal. Many have them already, but this will let them know just how important it is for you.
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Is there a solution to this? There are some services not available in the new portal?
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HI all, thanks for fast support. :)
I'm new in Azure. I am a student in university. I am starting to use Azure to my cloud app. And I want to make a Mobile services (the create button of Mobile service is grey so I can not create it in new portal). What can I do to use Mobile service in new portal?
Thanks so much for your help.
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I cannot reach the classic portal in https://manage.windowsazure.com
IT will automatically change to portal.azure.com with verson 5...
I clear cache and cookies of browser and nothing changes...
WHAT CAN i DO?
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same problem. I need old portal to work within my corporate network. The new one keep saying that it cannot find my subscription...


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Hi James,
You can visit the court house in Boydton, Mecklenburg County,Va. for marriage records, and you borrow microfilm from the Library of Virginia. At the library ask to borrow microfilm for marriage license's for bride and groom for Mecklenburg County, Va. If your looking for additional info.on the Slaveowning Baskerville families you can borrow the microfilm at a cost of $20.00 from the University of Virginia. The series is called Southern Antebellum Plantations. This series has extensive Baskerville family papers;several slaves lists, shoe list for their slaves,journals, account books, etc. Just tell your librarian when she calls the University of Va. be sure to ask for the microfilm pertaining to the Baskerville Family papers, Southside Virginia. I borrowed the microfilm twice;unfortunately there is so much info.on the Baskerville's and Alexander's that I always need more time.
I will look through the papers I've accumulated in search of your Robert Baskerville. Will post the information I find.
I just remembered that I met this man at our Alexander family reunion held in Southhill, Va. this summer, he wrote a book on the Baskerville families. Will get the name of that book for you as well.
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This is from 30 years ago. The first link is 17 minutes long. The second link is 6 minutes and the third is 4 minutes long.
I remember watching the first link in its entirety. I did not realize, of course, how relevant it would become up to and past 911. Let your mind wonder when you watch this link. Most of you might have scene it in its entirety(more than a few times for me).
Rumsfeld had a DOD auditing position open and he interviewed three able candidates. The first candidate had a math and engineering background.
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I'm a dim boy, but she makes me shine...
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She is the fire, not the flame...
|Sleeve - Back:
Veronica Boisson
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Tracks: Do All Words Can Do B/W What Would You Do (For Veronica)?
Released: 2011
Label: Matador Records OLE 961-7
Matrix A: OLE-961-7 A GOLDEN
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Pressing Info: 2000? TBC
Inserts: Regular insert as pictured above
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As I've written on here before, this collection of records is meant to act as a prologue to David Comes to Life... to describe the characters and the setting in a bit more detail.
|The Five Elements:
Right to left: David Eliade, Vivian Benson, Veronica Boisson, Octavio St. Laurent, Nick Fenstle
-David Eliade is Ian from the band $100
-Vivian Benson is our friend Kate who is also on the cover of "The Beat and the Pulse" by Austra
-Octavio St Laurant is a Beggars Banquet employee
-The town on the Byrdesdale 7" is where Ben's real life mom was born
-It's the same lightbulb on each cover (and the back cover of DTCL, and the front)
-Nick Fenstle is Josh's Dad, and every member of Josh's family appears on the cover of DCTL
See David Eliade Part 2 for more info.
|David & his plants (EARTH)
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The above image has been brightened - it spoils the moody effect, but makes things a little easier to see...
There used to be some conjecture here about the symbolism of knights, grails, left and right arrangements, natural light and all that, but summarising that stuff in bullet points just didn't work.
There used to be some conjecture here about the symbolism of knights, grails, left and right arrangements, natural light and all that, but summarising that stuff in bullet points just didn't work.
Veronica Boisson:
Mixtape 4 Side B liner Notes:
I've read that often authors of books and plays will put a lot of meaning and care into naming their characters. One day I was checking my email and noticed a message from one "Veronica Boisson". That's what the female lead in our new album became. Another day I got another message from someone called "Vivian Benson" - same deal. They both kind of work out, because as you know, Veronica is a cool name, and Vivian is from an early FU song title anyways.
Veronica (From Wikipedia):
According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, the name "Veronica" comes from the Latin vera, meaning "true" or "Truthful", and the Greek eikon, meaning "image"; the Veil of Veronica was therefore largely regarded in medieval times as the "true image", the truthful representation of Jesus, preceding the Shroud of Turin.
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1. drink (consumable liquid)
2. drink (a serving of drink)
She drinks from the cup of life (lyric)
The elixir of life, also known as elixir of immortality and sometimes equated with the philosopher's stone, is a mythical potion that, when drunk from a certain cup at a certain time, supposedly grants the drinker eternal life and/or eternal youth. The elixir of life was also said to be able to create life.
Damian Abraham Speaking in AV Club Interview
Sleeve Notes:
There were some notes here too but they were a bit too lame.
Damian Abraham Speaking in AV Club Interview
I've kind of always looked at Veronica as, in addition to being a real person, just falling in love with the idea of being in control of your own destiny and workers coming together to improve their lives. It's almost that moment you get as a kid where you realize that there are other systems to this world than the ones you've been exposed to, be they political or musical, and just that feeling you have like, "Oh my God, you mean there's music out there that's not the crap I'm hearing every day? Or people out there that don't think this world is functioning perfectly well and want to change things?"And I think that's David—he's just a workaday kind of guy. David is as much me as anyone. And then all of a sudden he's exposed to this whole world by Veronica, and it just changes his life. I can't believe how pretentious this is getting, but also like when she dies, I think that's symbolic of the death of organized labor in Western democracies; that happened specifically in the United States, England, and Canada, which is kind of an amalgamation of the systems, but that's the rise of Reagan, that's the rise of Thatcher, and that's the death of organized labor, so Veronica dying is almost the death of organized labor that happened at that time. And it's a love song, too. [Laughs.]
|Veronica and her candles (FIRE)
Sleeve Notes:
There were some notes here too but they were a bit too lame.
|David & Veronica Together


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You should really command-q your browser and go back to writing.
"Befouled with age..."
Heh. I love my job.
Scheduled to do a pair of Cthulhu interviews this week. And having seen the awesome work by the McDevitt family and Tom Martin, it's pretty easy to be enthusiastic about the project.
The only downside is the mind-crushing knowledge that Rick Maffei is going to write something way, way more evil than I could have. Curse him and his skilz!
The Kobolds Review
Dragora's Dungeon
The kind kobolds at KQ had some nice things to say about Dragora's Dungeon. That's high praise given the folks that man the helm at the "little 'zine that could."
The kind kobolds at KQ had some nice things to say about Dragora's Dungeon. That's high praise given the folks that man the helm at the "little 'zine that could."
Bear in mind, Dragora's continues to be a bit of an anomaly. It's not for first time DMs and certainly not for first time players. It's tough on both sides of the screen. The encounters are difficult, can easily swing to impossible if bad choices are made. My play testers characterized it as "Fair, but unforgiving," which is just what I was aiming for. (The reviewer, Johnn Four, expresses much of the same sentiment, but is far more eloquent.)
I think/hope/pray that this degree of challenge also makes it more rewarding for experienced players, but I'd be lying if I said this adventure module was right for every group. Enjoy at your peril.
Of Ravens and Ash
or Flirtin' With Disaster
On the whole, I try to keep my mouth shut. When controversy arises (4E, anyone?) it's time to keep your head down and focus on the writing.
This has its strengths and weaknesses --- Goodman Games gets less attention than other third-party publishers, even though our catalogs for 3.5 and 4E stand out as consistent best sellers. Let the other third party publishers make the headlines, we'll make the adventures.
But sometimes, just sometimes, you have to geek out.
Enter the Death Dealer.
It's tough to explain how excited I am about this project. When I do try to touch on it, I'm left sounding like I don't care about my other recent works, which isn't the case at all. Sellswords has been (favorably) compared to the original Leiber stores. Dragora's Dungeon has been reviewed as "the basis for a Conan novel." How can I not love these, when people are receiving them exactly as I intended?
So yeah, I love the first wave of DCC/Master Dungeon adventures. Call them 11s on a scale of 1 to 10.
Death Dealer is just an order of magnitude cooler.
For the first time, Goodman Games will be adding, substantially I hope, to the body of work that is 4E. The DCCs showed folks how to make a dungeon crawl a story again. The Master Dungeons took that story out of the dungeon and set it on a larger stage.
Death Dealer is doing something entirely different. My goal is to ensure that no DD adventure is ever mistaken for another iteration of Dungeons and Dragons. It needs to have a world, theme and style all its own.
Will it work? I have no idea. Will gamers receive them with the sort of enthusiasm as the DCCs? No clue. Will it be a total flop? Hope not.
The good news is that the world and story are backed by the amazing folks at Image. Fotos and Jones did a great job on the comic. The GREAT news is that it has a Frazetta cover, perhaps the most iconic fantasy painting of all time. And least important, I felt exactly the same way when I finished off the first Master Dungeon, not knowing, for good or for ill, if the adventure would be a success or not. So this is familiar ground, the usual Artist's Fear.
But that's all for the future, at least 3 months from now. Right now I'm just stoked as all hell to be adding to the world of the Death Dealer. It's alive, in a way I haven't enjoyed in a while.
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We made a repeat visit to the lovely Orchard Bank near Yatton because Paul had some business to do at HQ. We decided that we'd also go to Bath Christmas Market and make a weekend of it.
It was lovely to arrive on the Thursday evening. We're not generally returners, but coming to Orchard Bank seems to feel a bit like coming home. We even got "our pitch". Funny to feel so territorial.
Paul went off to work on Friday morning and I settled down to do some work on the forthcoming Christmas Show I was producing and then I got a phone call. It was my friend Heather, who lives in Yatton and who is the sister of my dear friend Linda. She was free and would be popping in to see me. How lovely! And she arrived with a treat from the renowned Pullin's bakery in Yatton. Doubly welcome! We had a nice chat and then she went on her way and left me to my work.
I had a beepy in the afternoon and then Paul arrived home from work. We popped to Yatton for a couple of things we needed and grabbed a quick coffee at the aptly named "That Coffee Place". Then it was home for dinner and an early night.
Saturday morning saw us up early, ready for our trip to Bath. We were going by train from Yatton and it seemed like a bit of an adventure. I love a train journey. We had to change at Bristol Temple Meads and as we boarded the next train there was a person handing out Brownies. How very civilised! I don't recall that happening on my daily commutes of old! Then it was a short hop to Bath Spa station. This station was clearly seriously geared up for the influx (and indeed the outflux), with queuing systems and a leaflet on the services especially for the Christmas Market. And people were pouring in to the town! Trade was brisk and it was a short step to the Market. Everywhere was bedecked in its Christmas finery and I felt the first real twinge of Christmassyness.
I have visited before but Paul was quite overwhelmed at the sheer size of it all. It was a grey and drizzly day (grizzly?) but they even had laid on some snow. It was very pretty but does not photograph very well, hence no evidence of it. There was stall after stall all around the town and our noses were assailed by the smells of mulled wine, sausages, cinnamon and other good Christmassy things. And there was plenty to ooh and ah over.
Our first stop was for coffee at the very pretty Sweet Little Things tea room on Lower Borough Walls. It was one of those days where you have to dress for inclement weather but, the minute you go inside, it's like you're in a sauna. Suitably refreshed, we wandered round the market for a while until lunch beckoned. Now that was a real challenge! Everywhere was inundated with people. They get over 400,000 visitors to the market each year and I reckon half of them were there that day!
We eventually decided on Bill's and joined the queue to be seated. It didn't take too long. We had the Sauna effect again, though! It was a relief to sit down, in truth and we enjoyed our lunch. Then it was out to the market/shops for another hour or so, before we decided we'd had enough. We walked back via Pulteney Bridge, overlooking the much-photographed Weir, remembering the very happy times we had spent there, visiting by narrowboat and thence to the station. It was about 3 pm and seemingly a good time to leave as the queuing system was starting to be enforced. We hopped on the train, canal-spotting as we made the return journey. Last Christmas, whilst staying at Bath Chew Valley site, we had cycled along the disused railway line and we spotted that too.
We relaxed for the evening and then packed up and returned home on the Sunday morning, feeling a little more like Christmas was on the way than we had before our visit.


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Controlling Your Linux Smart Home with X10
To own and operate a Linux smart home means to control and monitor devices and information around your home by using a standard personal computer, the Linux operating system, and its vast array of open source tools. One of those tools is the system known as X10. Basically, you use X10 to remotely turn on or dim (if applicable) any appliance or light that you can plug in or wire with a switch.
X10 signals are sent and received via the power lines of your home and interpreted by specially made X10 modules. The two basic types of X10 modules are lamp modules for incandescent lights, which can enable your light to dim, and appliance modules, which don't dim. These modules come in various shapes and sizes. They might look like little white boxes; they can look like a normal wall outlet; or they can look similar to a lamp socket.
Using an X10 module
To use an X10 module, you plug in the lamp (or appliance) or screw a light bulb into it, and then you plug (or wire) the module into the wall or screw it into a lamp socket. These X10 modules interpret the X10 signal and determine whether the signal is meant for it, and if so, it can turn itself on or off or dim the light accordingly, based on the signal.
X10 signals don't interfere with any electrical system because A/C current alternates its phases at 60 times per second, and X10 signals operate during the spare time between the phases!
To send the signals to control your X10 modules, you can use any one of the following or combinations of the following:
- Remote control: This works in conjunction with a transceiver that is plugged into the wall. Press the proper controls on your remote to tell the transceiver what appliances to turn on or off and what lights to dim or brighten.
- Motion sensors: Motion sensors can signal when motion is detected, and you can set a motion sensor's transceiver to send X10 signals to X10 modules (for instance, to turn on lights) or to an appliance (such as a camera).
- Other sensors: Water sensors can detect leaks and cause a chime to sound, for example, and rain sensors can delay the watering of your lawn. They operate similarly to motion sensors.
- Touchtone controller: This item controls X10 modules through touchtone signals, so you can control your system via your phone.
- Desktop controller: This inexpensive controller plugs into the wall and can control 8 to 16 X10 modules without a transceiver.
- Computer: You can control your X10 modules via your computer software in the following ways:
• Send and receive X10 signals over the power lines from your computer. For example, the CM11A computer interface can control your modules by using Linux home automation software.
• Enable your computer to function as a remote control. The Firecracker computer interface, also called CM17A, is compatible with Linux home automation software. This is one-way communication only.
Controlling X10 modules with Linux software
By computerizing your X10 system, you gain the power to create sophisticated macros that can operate based on the input of more than one X10 device. For example, the garage door automatically opens if the system senses motion in the hall closet (where you keep your coat) between 8:00 and 8:15 a.m. Or, you can connect your system to the Internet so you can operate it from anywhere in the world without having to pay for a phone call.
With your computer controlling your system, you can also use features that might not be available with other controllers, such as using the Internet to control your X10 system from anywhere in the world or using your computer to operate a smart phone system that can call you if, for example, your basement floods.
Fun and functional ways to use X10
Some practical or just plain fun uses for X10 automation include these:
- Dim all the lights with the touch of a single button in your living room for a home-theater effect.
- Automate your security by aiming X10 cameras outside your home so that they will turn on when tripped by motion detectors. If you want to get fancy, have your computer call you to alert you and watch your cameras from the Internet.
- Use X10 to start your coffee in the morning and open your window shades.
- Water your lawn automatically on schedule.
- Check the state of your car's muffler and exhaust system with an automated pan-and-tilt camera base.
- Decorate with X10-controlled Christmas lights that turn on and off to the beat of your music or other cues.


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Community trails
While most famous hiking trails require multi-day treks, some of the more successful ones are local multi-use community trails. Vancouver's Stanley Park Seawall and Victoria's Galloping Goose are great examples of hyper-popular trails. There are some lesser-known gems too:
- The 10 km Seymour Valley Trailway is amazing. Running up the Seymour valley, it is a wide, paved trail, excellent for young bikers. Tip: got to the end, park your bike and hike through some beautiful stands of old-growth forest.
- Ucluelet's Wild Pacific Trail. A true community trail, which is becoming a tourist draw. Even in the rain, lots of visitors walk it. Good views of the ocean, a lighthouse. lots of eagles, and a sealion haul-out are some of the attractions. You can either walk a short 2km loop, ro do the entire 8km trail. The success of this trail should be a great example for other communities.
- Now the BC government has announced a new 35 km trail in North Vancouver. That should be an amazing draw for the north shore.
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India keeps hundreds of thousands of military, paramilitary, and police forces in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Some estimates suggest India has at least a 50 to 1,000 force-to-population ratio. To put that in perspective: US counterinsurgency doctrine calls for a 25 to 1,000 force ratio, something the United States has never achieved in Afghanistan.
India says the forces are necessary to prevent a return to armed insurgency. Large numbers of soldiers are deployed along the border to stop incursions from Pakistan.
But residents are still living under a police state. Barbed-wire enclosed barracks sit in downtowns, heritage sites, and rural areas alike. Internet use is monitored, phones are tapped, and text messaging is banned. Public gatherings are forcibly dispersed. Even foreign journalists interviewing residents on the streets of Sopore prompted an armored vehicle to slow down and inspect the scene.
Residents can be locked up for two years without trial under special policing laws denounced by Amnesty International. More than 5,000 youths have been rounded up by police this past winter alone. Allegations of torture are pervasive.


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Organization Structure
Although the Italian Greyhound Rescue Foundation is an all-volunteer organization spread throughout the entire country, we have to be very organized in order to keep things running smoothly. In order to help out hundreds of Italian Greyhounds our organization serves each and every year, we have established a well-defined organizational hierarchy which is outlined below. This structure facilitates the intake and placement of Italian Greyhounds, coordination within (or between) states and regions, and for evaluating potential homes for our adoptable dogs effectively.
Below is a list and profiles of individuals currently holding some of the above positions in our national organization.
- Judy Longhouse - Lima, NY (Send Email)
- Patty Woodbury - North Reading, MA (Send Email)
Rescue Committee
- Dr. Michelle Verrier-Davis - Falmouth, ME
- Mary Ellen LaRochelle - Norcross, GA
- Deb Pankau - St. Joseph, MO
- Roxanne Bailey - Costa Mesa, CA
- Scott Besch - Westbury, NY
Regional Coordinators
Northeast (CT, DC, DE, MA, MD, ME, NC, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, SC, VA, VT, WV)
- Cynthia Catts - Peekskill, NY (Send Email)
Midwest (AR, IA, KS, MO, MN, NE, ND, SD, WI)
- Deb Pankau - St. Joseph, MO (Send Email)
South (AL, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MI, MS, OH, OK, TN, TX)
- Kim Bunger - Albion, IN (Send Email)
West (AK, AZ, CA, CO, ID, HI, MT, NM, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY)
- Alice Espey - Seattle, WA (Send Email)
State-Based Rescue Representatives
We have affiliates in most states throughout the USA, and each affiliate often has multiple Italian Greyhound Rescue Representatives working together to cover the entire geography of that state. A representative may cover an entire state in some cases, a large metropolitan area in densely populated areas, or sometimes they have roughly defined boundaries shared between the rescue representatives within that state. The Rescue Representatives for each state are responsible for accepting and adopting out Italian Greyhounds within their state's borders, transportation within the state, coordinating events and many other activities. Each state-based rescue representative has been voted on and approved by the Rescue Committee based on their years of service, and experience in helping Italian Greyhounds in their area.
State-Based Volunteers
Throughout the country, our State Rescue Representatives have many volunteers that help with all aspects of keeping the local organization running smoothly. These volunteers include foster homes, transporters, event or volunteer coordinators, and many other critical functions. These local volunteers are approved by that state's Rescue Representatives in coordination with their Regional Coordinators. The local volunteers coordinate closely with their state representatives to ensure that all rescue policies are followed, dogs are given proper care, and any other aspects of volunteering on behalf of our state and national groups.


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Update: I am not taking any more suggestions, but you can vote in this blog post.
I'm back, and ready to get an app onto the App Store, and I need your help to find the perfect name!
The app(s)
The app I'm focusing on is the first in a small series of apps that will let you e-mail yourself or others without getting sucked into your inbox. I.e. the apps lets you compose and send an e-mail without getting redirected back to your inbox, and the first one will be for sending notes and reminders to yourself.
There will be two or three apps in this series (in the following prioritized order):
- E-mailing yourself.
- E-mailing anyone (ie. blank to-field).
- Choosing between several preset recipients (ie. boyfriend, boss, mother etc).
Read more about the rational and idea in my earlier blogpost, and if you would like to test them as they are nearing completion please sign up to be a part of my team on TestFlight.
For those of you wondering what happened to 911Caller/Emergency Caller it got more complicated than I though, but my plan is still to have it out by summer.
The name
I think it would be best with a name that focuses on the benefit: Not getting sucked into and stressed out by you inbox, and not on the feature: There is no inbox. As an engineer that is not my strongest ability, so my name suggestion is/has been: No Inbox Mail.
The name should also work for all three versions of the app, i.e:
- No Inbox Mail Me
- No Inbox Mail Anyone
- No Inbox Mail Favorites
Help me!
Do you think I should focus on the benefit in some way, and if so so you have a suggestion?
Do you think I could focus on the feature, and if so is No Inbox Mail a good name or do you have another suggestion?
Words/phrases to inspire you: compose, send, stress free, quick, instant, easy.


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The Team
Mairin Barrett
This year I am a senior at Woodbury High School and a junior curler at St. Paul Curling Club. I have been curling for nine years and this will be my fifth season curling competitively. The highlight of my curling career so far was being able to represent Minnesota as Team MN2 in the first ever U18 Nationals in Milwaukee last season. I have a passion for curling and enjoy every aspect of it, from the intense physicality of sweeping and heavy weight hits to the delicacy of strategy and finesse shots as well as the overall sportsmanship encompassed in the sport.
Suzanna Viau
I am currently a senior at Stevens Point Area Senior High. This will be my ninth season curling. I have been curling at the Stevens Point curling club since I moved to the area when I was nine. I have earned the honor of representing the state of Wisconsin twice; once at the Optimist U18 Championships in 2014 in Canada and again last year as team WI 1 at the first ever U18 National Championship. I also play golf and tried other sports as a child, but nothing has been able to capture my heart the way curling has. The mix of strategy and skill makes it just the right amount of challenging as well as enjoyable.
Anna Netteberg
I am a junior at Roseville Area High School. This season is my twelfth year curling, and my home club is Saint Paul Curling Club. Last year my team participated in the inaugural U-18 nationals. Curling has become a large part of my lifestyle, without curling I wouldn't be who I am today. It has taught me many valuable life lessons, such as how to always show kindness in every given situation.
Christine McMakin
I'm really excited to start my freshman year at North Dakota State University in electrical engineering. Curling is an important part of my life and I have a fun team of competitive curlers in Fargo I will play with in league and practice while I'm at away at school. I've curled for about ten years and have been to many competitive level events including five times to Optimist U18 in Canada, four times to USA U21 Junior Nationals (two golds) and twice to Junior Worlds (one silver). I've played many sports including varsity volleyball and competitive equestrian events but I really love the strategy, finesse, and teamwork of the game of curling. I look forward to playing with Suzanna, Anna, and Mairin this season!
Why We're Raising Funds
Bonspiel fees, travel costs, equipment & uniforms, and accommodations for events add up quickly so your support is greatly appreciated! Here is our current schedule:
- St. Paul, MN Cash Bonspiel
- Blaine, MN U21 Nationals Qualifier
- Brandon, Manitoba Canada Bonspiel
- Blaine, MN Women's Nationals Challenge Round
While these are what we currently have on our schedule, the ultimate goal is to qualify for and win U21 Nationals in Michigan in order to compete at Worlds in Scotland. We can not do it alone so we appreciate all of the support that is coming our way both monetary and otherwise!
Thank you in advance!
Team McMakin
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|Here's hoping you have a great year!
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I would like this to be added to our first contribution of $50.00 in order to be a Bronze sponsor. Thank you
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Here's hoping you have a great year!