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January 6, 2012
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I don't pay much attention to the Olympics - not particularly bothered one way or another, really - but the games' imminence is an unavoidable story wherever you live in the UK, all the more so the closer you are to London. Even though I have no interest in attending, I still feel for the folks who do want to go, and whose efforts to spend their money on a once-in-a-lifetime sporting event seem to have been stymied not by the IOC, the London organising committee, or even London Regional Transport, but by Ticketmaster.
The whole concept of paying booking fees seems ridiculous to me. It's a relatively recent invention, a layer of bureaucracy and profit added to a transaction that used to work fine without any middlemen. As recently as the mid-'90s you could go to the box office of a concert venue in London and obtain tickets at face value. It's obviously a lot more convenient and comfortable (in theory) to not have to leave the house - and also means that people don't have to take a day off work to queue up to bag a seat for a cup semi-final or the year's hottest band. But the ease has over-inflated the demand (if you did have to queue up, the tickets would end up in the hands of people who really, really wanted them, not those who sort-of quite fancied it and happened to have a fatter broadband connection). The only reason a third party such as Ticketmaster can reasonably charge a fee for a ticket sale is if they genuinely make that process quicker and easier for the buyer.
Yet, first in the initial sale, then in the recently announced failure of a secondary sale - where they appear to have sold thousands of tickets twice - and now, in their failure to run a service whereby fans who'd ended up with tickets they didn't want (a situation that surely couldn't have happened if a system had been designed with the buyer, rather than the seller, in mind) were supposed to be able to sell them on to someone else - Ticketmaster have failed at the one simple thing they're supposed to exist to do.
Whenever I see some exorbitant charge applied to a ticket for no readily apparent reason (and there is no justification, unless the "booking fee" includes hand-delivery to my front door; and even then, it shouldn't exceed the price for Special Delivery) my mind goes back to the Homerpalooza episode of The Simpsons, and the following exchange between Smithers and Mr Burns:
Burns: And to think, Smithers: you laughed when I bought Ticketmaster: 'Nobody's going to pay a 100% service charge.'
Smithers: Well, it's a policy that ensures a healthy mix of the rich and the ignorant, sir.
This particular "service" is one that's never been necessary. Perhaps the inability of a ticket agency to efficiently manage the business of selling tickets for one event on three separate occasions might be the point at which the message starts to hit home. In times as tight as these, the last thing we need is to pay over-the-odds for an unnecessary service that doesn't actually work.
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Readers, my new book, Enemy Child: The Story of Norman Mineta, a Boy Imprisoned in a Japanese American Internment Camp During World War II, published by Holiday House, has made its debut into the world and is now available at your favorite bookstore and online.
Enemy Child tells the dramatic true story of a shameful event in America's past.
Norm was ten when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941 and life instantly changed for all Japanese Americans along the West Coast. Because they looked like the enemy and because of unwarranted fear that they might try to assist Japan in an invasion of America, the government arrested their leaders, forced all Japanese Americans to register, and imposed harsh restrictions upon their freedom.
Norm, a Cub Scout who loved his country, was bewildered by all this. His classmates shunned him. He feared for the safety of his Japanese-born parents, who, because of anti-Asian laws, had never been allowed to become American citizens and were therefore outside the protection of the Constitution.
But as it turned out, so was Norm, even though he was a citizen because he was born in America. He, his family, and 120,000 other West Coast Japanese Americans were soon rounded up and forced into primitive camps in isolated locations. The Mineta family was sent to Heart Mountain, Wyoming, where they lived in one room in a tar paper-covered barracks, without running water or privacy. They endured extreme weather conditions, dust storms, and poor food. Worst of all, they were prisoners behind barbed wire.
Norm never forgot this experience. He later entered politics and served ten terms in Congress and was appointed to two presidential cabinets. Among his many achievements was helping to get legislation passed requiring the government to formally apologize to the Japanese American community for one of this country's most egregious civil rights violations.
Enemy Child has a hundred photos, maps, and illustrations to help tell Norm's story and that of all Japanese Americans. When you step into Norm's shoes and take this journey with him, I hope you will learn what it is like to have your own government declare you an enemy, take away your rights, force you from your home, and imprison you—an experience far too many people in countries around the world are enduring at this very moment.
★★★ A Junior Library Guild Selection ★★★
★ An inspiring story of character and endurance despite hardships. Important, well-told, and an excellent choice for social studies classes, literature circles, and libraries. Extensive back matter enriches understanding of this historical narrative. —School Library Journal, starred review
★ With so many individual stories, only one absolute emerges from this historical period: a large segment of our population, whether U.S. citizens for first-generation Japanese people deprived of citizenship, were denied their constitutional and civil rights. Warren leaves much to ponder about our nation's past and present, about 'this beautiful tapestry that is America.' —The Horn Book, starred review
With great sensitivity, Warren traces the experiences of former congressman Norman Mineta, whose family was forcibly relocated in 1942 during the WWII-era internment of Japanese-Americans. Interweaving historical background, various accounts, and Mineta's first-person recollections, Warren skillfully illuminates what it felt like to be targeted and imprisoned. There are still too few books for youth about U.S. Japanese-American internment, and this affecting volume offers an essential view. —Publishers Weekly
Warren's biography adroitly covers Mineta's subsequent education and distinguished career. Extremely well researched and boasting Mineta's cooperation, the book is generously illustrated with period black-and-white photos. It's a fascinating record of an eventful and significant life. —Booklist
Warren bases her narrative on interviews, as well as other primary and secondary resources, and although readers who have read other work on the internments camps will find much that is familiar, the Mineta family story offers particulars that do not emerge with such clarity in other accounts.—Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
Warren is brilliant in interweaving history with its impact on one boy. Enemy Child is an initiation into a dark period of American History. As a book for young adults, Warren assumes little or no prior knowledge of these events from the reader. Thus, as the story of Norman Mineta unfolds, so does its historical background. It is a powerful, poignant page-turning narrative of an American boy who was treated as a prisoner and reviled as an enemy because of his ancestry. But it is also a story of patriotism, honor, dignity and resilience from a family of immigrants who never, for one second, was disloyal to our country. VickiCobbsBlog.com
Hopeful, yet also a reminder that policies our government develops to "protect us" can also be shameful and grossly unfair. An important book and a great read, from a masterful historical storyteller. —Amazon Review by Pat McNees, author and journalist
Absolutely one of the most important stories for all Americans to know. A truly special book. —Steve Sheinkin, author of Bomb.
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There was a time in the United States when people were punished for speaking any language other than English.
So when I had to choose a language in high school, I chose French because my grandmother, a Louisiana native, was severely reprimanded for speaking it.
Taking up French was my way of connecting to my heritage and honoring my grandmother.
This choice led to an ever-increasing interest in France. As a twenty-something with a French degree in hand, I set about trying to figure out my way in life.
As a bookseller in Denver, I discovered Sylvia Beach, who moved to Paris in 1919 and survived there as owner of Shakespeare and Company. This literary heroine sparked my imagination and provided inspiration to dare a life of adventure. Part of that journey was to become an author of a novel inspired by her.
Writing a novel about Sylvia Beach required many research trips to Paris. Fueled by pastries and explorations around the city, I found my way to the story only I could tell. Chasing Sylvia Beach shares the adventure of Lily Heller, a young bookseller who finds herself transported back in time where she has no choice but to enroll the help of her literary idol, Sylvia Beach.
Over twelve years and sixteen drafts, I circled the themes of my life: belonging, creative expression and the quest for role models who can guide us to our own authentic path.
These themes form the basis of my work helping writers, artists and entrepreneurs find their authentic expression in a world that dispenses much advice on the 'right' way.
My other works include Create Your Writer's Life: A Guide to Writing with Joy and Ease, The Creative Toolkit for Travelers, Cross the Finish Line and other guides to living a creative adventure on your own terms.
When not writing, I am filling notebooks with colorful illustrations, riding my bike scouting treasures at yard sales in Denver, cooking or practicing yoga. I blog regularly and publish a bi-weekly newsletter, Impulses. Find more about my work as a coach and speaker.


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Learn More about What and How We Teach
A Mystery School teaches the processes, techniques, beliefs and values that are required for students to follow a process of inner spiritual growth and become evolved or "enlightened" human beings. These processes can rapidly accelerate spiritual growth but have to be taught in a gradual way, gently developing the different aspects of a person (physical, emotional, mental and spiritual) in a coherent way so that they become fully aware human beings. Because these teachings are powerful and can create real change in a person, it is important that they are taught appropriately and responsibly. This is the reason why they have been hidden from public view, buried behind myth, legend, secrecy and often-strange rituals.
The basic principles of spiritual development are the same the world over, and are known to both the Mystery Traditions of the East and the West. In the West the ancient Egyptians probably reached the pinnacle of esoteric spirituality teaching and practice and it is ancient Egypt that is seen as the root of the Western Mysteries. In Egypt the Mystery Schools were attached to all the main temples and were known as "Houses of Life." These teachings were later modified and restructured to form the basis of the ancient Jewish Qabalistic system of spiritual development.
In "Helios" we teach Qabalistic theory and practice as the first step on the ladder of esoteric spiritual development, and then move on to ancient Egyptian metaphysics for further refining and developing the would-be initiate on the path of spiritual evolution.
How will I learn is a great question!
We have designed the training to be theoretical in that it gives you all the information you need to succeed, experiential in that you have daily meditations and exercises to enable you to actually experience the processes we are teaching you, and finally to be practical in that what you are learning has to be grounded in your everyday experience of enhancing your life.
Each lesson consists of an introductory video that summarises what you are going to learn, downloadable lesson materials, daily exercises, and additional worksheets and information if appropriate to the lesson material. You will receive access to the lessons in order; upon completion of one lesson the next one is made available to you for download. You will retain access to all the lessons you have previously completed.
You can be supported in your learning and experience by regular online webinars and, if you so wish, individualised coaching on a one-to-one basis. So on this website you will see details of the training curriculum for our introductory level, First Degree and Second Degree trainings, which collectively we call "The Path of the Adept."
Mystery school training has traditionally been enigmatic, unpublished and students have been made to swear oaths of secrecy if they reveal any of the teaching and methods employed.
Whilst we at The Helios School of Esoteric Science fully understand the reasons for this, and have sympathy with the secrecy that has traditionally surrounded esoteric training, we live in different times now, and much of what in the past had been kept secret is now freely available in books and on the Internet.
However, as the other authentic Mystery Schools are also fully aware, it isn't so much as the information delivered that it is important to protect as the methods, experiences and "inner plane" contacts of the school and the connections to the unseen realms that the students develop. This cannot be learnt from books and can only be gained by studying with a genuine, "contacted" Mystery School.
Hidden Wisdom is our introductory level course designed to introduce you to the Western Mystery Tradition and to the philosophy and approach of the Helios School of Esoteric Science. It is free of charge to all students who register their details and download the course.
At the end of this course you will be able to:
- Describe the Western Mystery Tradition and its evolution from ancient times to the present day
- Explain the process of personal and spiritual development from an esoteric perspective
- Explain what magic is and how it relates to esoteric spirituality
- Experience simple meditation and breathing processes and travelling through your own inner worlds
- Determine whether following a course on the Western Mysteries through the Helios School Of Esoteric Science is for you
Hidden Wisdom Course Outline (FREE Course)
|One: Introduction to Esoteric Studies
|Introduction to the Helios School of Esoteric Science
|What will I learn?
|How will I learn?
|Your trainers - Dr Andy Cooper & Lynn Robinson
|Get Started!
|The Process of Personal & Spiritual Development
|The three minds & four bodies
|Development of the mental & spiritual bodies
|Exercises & daily meditations
|The Evolution of the Western Mystery Tradition
|What is esoteric science or magic?
|The roots of the Western Mystery Tradition
|Egypt & the Qabalah
|The Renaissance & the Hermetic Tradition
|The Middle Ages & Alchemy
|The Knights Templar, Freemasonry, Theosophy & the Golden Dawn
|Enochian Magic
|Dion Fortune, Isreal Regardie & Aleister Crowley
|Modern Mystery Schools
|Witchcraft, Wicca & Druidry
|Exercises & daily meditations
|Module Review
|Hidden Wisdom Quiz
The Free Hidden Wisdom Introductory Course from Helios consists of an introduction, two lessons with reading materials, exercises and daily meditations, and an end of course quiz. If you successfully complete the quiz you can download a Certificate of Completion.
In "Helios" the Path of High Magic and alchemy includes studying the ancient Jewish mystical system of Qabalah, the Tarot and the magic and metaphysics of ancient Egypt. The Qabalah is considered by may to be the "mainstay" of the Western Mysteries, and it is certainly one of the "magical building blocks" that all students of the Western Mystery Tradition would do well to achieve competency in. The Tarot is closely linked to the Qabalah and First Degree students learn to become competent with the Tarot both for their own spiritual development and for divination.
The First Degree offers a comprehensive training in the basics of the Western Mystery Tradition including the Qabalistic System of spiritual development, the Tarot and full Certification as a Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (attendance at a final certification workshop is required at additional cost to the monthly membership fee).
The focus is on the gradual and coherent development of the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual bodies, enabling all aspects of the student to reach full maturity and hence develop fully into what Dion Fortune describes as "More than human." The course consists of twelve individual modules, completed sequentially, each module building on the knowledge and experience gained in the previous modules.
Students can choose how they follow this training: there are three membership levels (Bronze, Silver and Gold), each offering different levels of support and member benefits such as monthly webinars, individualised email support, discussion groups for each module and, for those students able to dedicate themselves to a "fast track" to personal and spiritual growth, individual monthly Skype coaching sessions with Dr. Andy Cooper, the Founder of Helios. More details can be found on the membership sign-up page.
The full training curriculum is detailed below:
Helios First Degree Course Outline
|One: Introduction to Esoteric Studies
|The process of personal & spiritual development
|The evolution of the Western Mystery Tradition from its early roots to the present day
|Review of progress so far
|Two: The Tree of Life
|Introduction to magical practice & the Qabalah
|A deeper look at the Tree of Life
|The paths and magical images of the Tree of Life
|Review of progress so far
|Three: Personal Development & Magic
|The NLP Communication Model
|The Presuppositions of Magic
|Spiritual development, initiation & sensory acuity
|Emotional clearing, representational systems & Pathworking preparation
|Review of progress so far
|Four: Tarot Alchemy
|The Importance of Tarot in Western Magic
|Enhancing Experience of the Inner Worlds & Working with the Tarot Major Arcana
|Tarot Research Project
|Review of progress so far
|Five: Practical Ritual Magic
|Magical Ritual I: Introduction To Ritual and the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram (LBRP)
|Magical Ritual II: Creating Change Through Practical Ritual
|Magical Ritual III: The Rose Cross Ritual
|Review of progress so far
|Six: The Involutionary Path
|Pathworking on the Tree of Life: From Kether to Malkuth, The Involutionary Path
|Preparation for Initiation as a Priest/Priestess of the Mysteries. The meaning and purpose of Initiation.
|Review of progress so far
|Seven: Practical Tarot Magic
|The Tarot Minor Arcana
|The Tarot Court Cards and the Tree of Life
|Divination with the Tarot: Three Card and Six Card Spreads.
|Magical Ritual IV: Design, Write and Perform Your Own Personal Tarot Ritual
|Review of progress so far
|Eight: Qabalistic Magic & Mysticism
|Reconnecting with the Sephiroth: Meditation in the temples of each Sephiroth
|Introduction to the Hebrew Alphabet.
|The Astrological Correspondences of the Tree of Life
|Daily Pathworking on each of the Letters ("Illuminations") Aleph – Nun plus Ritual V: The Nun Ritual
|Daily Pathworking on each of the Letters ("Illuminations") Samech – Tau plus Ritual VI: The Aleph-Beth Ritual
|Review of progress so far.
|Nine: The Evolutionary Path
|Introduction to the Four Worlds and the Tetragrammaton.
|Pathworking on the Tree of Life: The Evolutionary Path.
|Magic and Quantum Physics
|Review of progress so far.
|Ten: NLP Practitioner Training
|Introduction & Presuppositions of NLP
|Sensory Acuity
|Rapport & Representational Systems
|Language Patterns
|Time-based techniques
|Introduction to self-hypnosis
|Review of NLP Practitioner Training
|Eleven: NLP Practitioner Certification
|NLP Practitioner Certification Workshop
|Review of progress from beginning to end of training
|Twelve: Initiation
|Only for those invited to take Initiation. Preparation for Initiation.
The Second Degree is of three years duration, and is based on the ancient Egyptian system of metaphysics and spiritual development. Students who embark on the Second Degree Course will have completed the First Degree training and have received their First Degree Initiation from the Director of Studies. This is not a training that can be dropped and picked up as other interesting things move in and out of your life! Following the Second Degree Training requires a commitment from the student to follow the entire training, and membership includes coaching and mentoring.
The Second Degree Training increases the intensity of the work and demands dedication and commitment. It takes the student on a transformative journey of emotional, mental and spiritual development following the journey of Ra, the ancient Egyptian creator god as he travels through the twelve hours of the Duat of the Underworld. This is the very same journey the initiated priests and priestesses of ancient Egypt would undertake, and the process has been researched and recreated from the ancient texts with assistance and promptings from the Inner Plane contacts of the school whose lineage goes back to the ancient mystery school of Heliopolis and Alexandria.
In addition to this transformative and initiatory journey through the Duat, the Second Degree students will be required to attend workshops for energy healing practice and initiation. The Second Degree Training also includes training and certification as a Master Practitioner of NLP. It is expected that all students following the Second Degree Training will reach initiation and become a modern day priest or priestess of the ancient Egyptian Mysteries. The full curriculum is as follows (subject to change, as it is currently in development by the Director of Studies and other senior initiates of the school):
Helios Second Degree Course Outline
Module Lesson Description
One: Introduction to Egyptian Mysticism 1 Introduction: The requirements For the Second Degree
2 Egyptian Cosmology & Metaphysics
3 The Gods of Ancient Egypt
4 The Egyptian Book of Life
5 Review of progress so far
Two: Egyptian Magic 1 Introduction to Egyptian Magic
2 Practical Egyptian Ritual
3 Honouring the Gods
4 Developing Your Own Personal Practice
5 Review of progress so far
Three: Energy Healing 1 Concepts and principles of spiritual healing
2 The Helios System of Energy Healing
3 Practical Workshop and Healing Initiation
4 Healing Practice
5 Review of progress so far
Four: The Twelve Hours of the Duat 1 Introduction to the Twelve Gates of the Duat
2 Hour 1: The First Gate: He whose name is hidden
3 Hour 2: The Second Gate: The intensity of flame
4 Hour 3: The Third Gate: The Mistress of Nurturing
5 Hour 4: The Fourth Gate: One of Action
6 Hour 5: The Fifth Gate: Mistress of Continuity
7 Hour 6: The Sixth Gate: Throne of Her Lord
8 Hour 7: The Seventh Gate: Gleaming One
9 Hour 8: The Eighth Gate: Fiery Heat
10 Hour 9: The Ninth Gate: Exalted In Veneration
11 Hour 10: The Tenth Gate: Sacred Gate
12 Hour 11: The Eleventh Gate: Hidden Entrance
13 Hour 12: The Twelfth Gate: Sacred Power
14 Review of progress so far
Five: Master Practitioner of NLP 1 Review of NLP Practitioner Material
2 Quantum Linguistics: Milton Model & Meta Model
3 Meta Programmes And Values
4 Advanced Patterns of NLP
5 Strategies
6 Sleight of Mouth
7 Logical Levels
8 Advanced Patterns of Hypnosis
9 Coaching for Success
13 Review of progress so far
Six: Master Practitioner Certification 1 Practical Evaluation & Certification Workshop
13 Review of progress so far
Seven: Integration 1 The Three Pillars of a Second Degree Initiate: Magic, Healing & NLP
2 Personal integration project
3 Supervising students in Helios
13 Review of progress from beginning to end of Second Degree Training
Eight: Initiation Only for those invited to take Initiation (and therefore Certified Master Practitioners of NLP). Preparation for Initiation.
The path of the Third Degree Initiate is demanding, and requires nothing less than the commitment of the Initiate to teaching the Mysteries and passing the torch on to the next generation of spiritual seekers. This commitment is called the "Unreserved Dedication" and making it will commit the initiate to not simply their current lifetime as a teacher of the Mysteries, but a dedication to the Mysteries and the Light for future lifetimes too.
Such a commitment has life-changing implications for those close to you, your family, friends and quite possibly your career. It should not be taken lightly. Often times people see initiations to be collected like awards for good behaviour or for achieving "things." This is NOT the case. They are "an outward sign of an inner grace bestowed" and with them go responsibilities that are not to be taken lightly.
For many people who walk the path of the Third Degree there is an inner knowingness that this path has been walked before in previous lifetimes, and often awareness of this previous learning and knowledge starts to become available in their current life. There have been times over the millennia when the Light of the Mysteries has very nearly been extinguished, and it is a heavy responsibility that Third Degree Initiates choose to accept.
The training fully equips initiates to teach the Mysteries, and besides a detailed and tailored magical and spiritual training, the student agrees to attend training for, and become certified as, a Trainer of Neuro Linguistic Programming.
The details of the spiritual training at this level are withdrawn and available only to initiates who choose to take on this responsibility. Suffice to say the training is of both Egyptian and Atlantean origin.
Monthly webinars are included in the membership fee for all students who are on the bronze, silver and gold membership plans. Each month we run a webinar on a topic relevant to the training, and students have the opportunity to ask questions of the presenter, who is an experienced initiate of Helios. These webinars will be recorded for replay later, and available to bronze, silver and gold membership plans for later viewing.
Topics include:
- The history and development of the Western Mystery Tradition
- The ancient civilisation of Atlantis
- The Magic of ancient Egypt: Gods, Goddesses and temple worship
- The purpose and structure of ceremonial magic
- The origins and structure of the Tarot
- Tarot practical magic
- The meaning and purpose of initiation
- The Priesthood of the Mysteries in a 21st Century world
From time to time in North America and the United Kingdom we will offer practical workshops which fall into two broad categories: teaching workshops for learning new knowledge and practicing skills, and experiential workshops which are les about teaching and more about the practical experience of a Priest/Priestess of the Mysteries.
There have been many excellent books written on practical ceremonial magic in the Western Mystery Tradition yet there are very few easily accessible training courses on the basics of performing effective ritual magic.
This series of five, one-day workshops presents a rare opportunity to study with an experienced practitioner of the art and science of ritual magic. The final workshop enables you to put into practice all the skills learnt throughout the course.
Practical Ritual Magic Workshop Programme Outline
|Introduction to Ritual
|The Western Mystery Tradition
|What is ritual magic?
|The purpose of ritual
|The different ritual traditions: Egyptian, Greek, Qabalistic, etc.
|Personal preparation & study
|Meditation & Ritual Magic
|Introduction to pathworking
|Evening Ritual
|Practical Ritual Work
|The temple set up
|Making and using magical tools
|Temple behaviour and etiquette
|Openings & closing
|Using the voice in ritual
|Use of music in ritual
|The officers of the temple
|The role of the guardian
|Evening Ritual
|Practical Egyptian Ritual
|The Egyptian Pantheon
|Working with the Egyptian Gods & Goddesses
|Structure of an Egyptian Temple
|Energy flow in Egyptian ritual
|Invoking Egyptian gods
|Evening Ritual
|Practical Qabalistic Ritual
|Introduction to Qabalah
|Working with the Archangels
|Structure of a Qabalistic Temple
|Energy flow in Qabalistic ritual
|The Qabalistic Cross
|Opening & Closing
|Evening Ritual
|Intermediate Ritual Work
|The magical personality
|Group Minds & Ritual
|The Assumption of Godforms
|Clearing and consecrating sacred spaces
|Working with the elemental kings in ritual
|Psychic Protection
|Astrology & Ritual
|Ritual: Rite of Aquarius
|Practical Temple Working
|Review of ritual basics covered so far
|Practical exercises: openings, closings consecrations, invocations
|Opening the astral temple
|Pathworkings & meditations
|Use of tarot in ritual
|Practical ritual working: Egyptian, Qabalistic, Atlantean and Tarot rituals


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Ameren Corp. AEE, +0.13% said Friday first-quarter net income rose to $141 million, or 66 cents a share, from $138 million, or 66 cents a share in the year-ago period. Excluding one-time items, net income fell to 54 cents a share from 64 cents a share. Revenue fell to $1.9 billion from $2.1 billion. Analysts expected earnings of 54 cents a share for the St. Louis-based utility, according to a survey by FactSet Research. Ameren cut its 2009 adjusted earnings forecast to $2.70 to $3.05 per share, from the prior level of $2.75 to $3.15 a share, after absorbing 7 cents a share in a rate settlement.
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Ahmed Ali
For innovative design thinking, scholarly dedication, contributions to the academy and leadership in architectural and environmental design research, Ahmed K. Ali, an assistant professor of architecture at Texas A&M University, earned the Architectural Research Centers Consortium's 2018 New Researcher Award, a prestigious accolade bestowed annually to an emerging scholar.
Ali champions the reuse of industrial waste, such as scrap sheet metal from the automotive industry, to create building skins and other exterior systems as a novel way to demonstrate the value of design. This reuse of materials results in fewer items destined for the landfill, creates new jobs and promotes unconventional thinking.
In a Dec. 2017 paper appearing in Enquiry, a leading research journal published by the ARCC, Ali suggests a framework for incorporating sustainable building materials and manufacturers'resources into conventional architectural practices. Creative reuse, he said, is part of the concept of the circular economy revolution, in which resources are kept in use as long as possible for maximum value — an alternative to the traditional and prevalent make, use and dispose economy.
"The United States is very well-known as a throw-away society," Ali said. "A circular economy is a concept that Europe is currently implementing, but the U.S. is still lacking behind. I'm interested in utilizing solid non-hazardous wasteflows and by-products generated from large manufacturers, companies and corporations. For instance, General Motors generates a substantial volume of sheet metal waste, so we add value to it by designing and using it in building designs."
Ali, in partnership with the U.S. Business Council for Sustainable Development and companies such as GM and Zahner, recently led students in a studio project aimed at the creative reuse of non-hazardous manufacturing waste.The students created a competition-winning conceptual design for a Houston Museum of Waste made from reused materials and aimed at raising public awareness on sustainable practices. The design guidelines called for the building to be skinned in sheet metal refuse from automotive manufacturing.
Ali accepted the New Researcher Award at the ARCC – EAAE (European Association for Architectural Education) 2018 International Conference in Philadelphia where he presented a new research paper, "Finding perfection in imperfection — a case study in designing waste within a circular economy."
Additionally, Ali has been invited to speak this March at PLÅT18, a prestigious annual Scandinavian conference in Malmö, Sweden devoted to metal sheeting and architecture. He will join the Korean architect Moon Hoon, the New York firm, Framlab, and the Swedish initiative HYBRIT.
Previous speakers featured at PLÅT18 include Ryue Nishizawa, with the award-winning Tokyo architecture firm, SANAA; Jacob van Rijs of MVRDV, a The Netherlands-based architecture and urban design practice; Caroline Bos, with United Network Studio (UNS), an Amsterdam-based international design network; Dominique Perrault, Kengo Kuma, Karolin Schmidbaur of Coop Himmelb(l)au, an international architecture planning design group founded in Vienna, Austria; Robert Greenwood of Snøhetta, a Norwegian design firm; Farshid Moussavi and Julie Eizenberg of Koning Eizenberg Architecture, in Santa Monica, Calif.; and Doris Kim Sung and William Zahner, of Zahner, an architectural metal and glass company in Kansas, Mo.
The annual event, attended by architects, contractors and consultants from around the world, highlights sheet metal facades and metal's architectural potential while showcasing sustainable and unconventional ways of utilizing it.
Ali, is the founder and director of the Resource Based Design Research Lab at the Texas A&M College of Architecture and a faculty fellow with the college's Center for Health Systems & Design and the Center for Housing & Urban Development. A Texas A&M faculty member since 2015, Ali holds a Ph.D. in Architecture, a Master of Science in Architecture, and a Master of Architecture from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture from Alexandria University in Egypt. He has been teaching and practicing architecture in the United States, Italy, Turkey and Egypt since 1998.
Ali's scholarly works can be accessed online.
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NJ college drinking ban: No hard alcohol for NJ fraternities, sororities after student deaths
A LOOK BACK at Monmouth University Greek life in 2015. Thomas P. Costello and Randy Bergmann, Asbury Park Press
A group that represents over 80 percent of fraternities nationwide recently voted to ban drinks with more than 15 percent alcohol by volume at their chapters, according to a report.
But here's the question: How can it be enforced?
Within the rules of the ban by the North-American Interfraternity Conference, drinks such as beer can only be served by a licensed third-party vendor involving Greek life events and at chapter facilities.
The ban comes after the recent deaths of students from heavy drinking at fraternity events.
More: Monmouth University seeks to head off another Greek tragedy: Editorial
More: Monmouth University suspends all fraternities and sororities indefinitely
More: Going Greek: Does the good outweigh the bad?
More: The Greek tragedy never goes out of fashion: Bergmann
"We don't have a way of enforcing it," said Marybeth Boger, dean of students and campus life at New Jersey Institute of Technology.
A large majority of New Jersey college's fraternity and sorority housing is either privately owned or off-campus but under this new policy, members of the fraternities must adhere to the new safety standards.
Asbury Park Press staff talk to millennials at local colleges to find out what it takes to keep them in state. Kala Kachmar/ Asbury Park Press Kala Kachmar


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The Davisson Brothers Band Annual Birthday Bash # 2. So much fun we added another night of fun this year.
At Schmitt's Saloon and Davisson Brothers Music Hall on September, 27th we welcome back Chris Janson for the 4th time. Things are a little different now though. He is currently number 5 on the Billboard charts and just hit gold! We are fully expecting "Buy Me A Boat" to be number 1 by the time he gets here.
This is a Sunday show and will start earlier than normal shows. Show begins at 6pm. Janson will be headlining and the last act to perform.
Come help us celebrate the Davisson Brothers birthdays with special guests Chris Janson and Stone Senate.
This show is 21 plus.
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"The US embassy in London was forced to issue a correction yesterday to an interview given by the ambassador, Robert Tuttle, in which he claimed America would not fly suspected terrorists to Syria, which has one of the worst torture records in the Middle East. A statement acknowledged media reports of a suspect taken from the US to Syria.
"Torture is banned in the US but the CIA has been engaged in a policy of rendition, flying terrorist suspects to countries in the Middle East and other parts of the world where torture is commonplace.
"Although Mr Tuttle, a Beverly Hills car dealer and major donor to George Bush's re-election campaign, has been ambassador in London only since the summer, he is proving to be accident-prone. Last month he vigorously denied British media reports that American forces used white phosphorus as a weapon in Iraq, only to be undercut by an admission from the Pentagon the next day."


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Look, D.C. area residents often complain about development projects and education and other important things that could go a long way with some public funding, but with the global economy on the verge of eternal death, they just want these two basic services: affordable heat and electricity reflecting current energy prices, and reliable public transportation for people who need to get to work.
Just figure out those two things. And since no one will have housing or employment in a year or so anyway, wanting to go out with a modicum of comfort isn't such a tedious demand.
On Thursday, however, the D.C. Metro not only announced massive cuts for the next fiscal year -- hey, it's a bad economy, do what you must -- but then watched as their entire operation basically exploded in a series of embarrassing derailments throughout the day, but concentrated around the various rush hours. If D.C. area commuters who faced two-hour delays yesterday ever see that wretched "vacuum truck" in a bar or just walking down the street some day, cops could have a brawl on their hands.
And in local utility news -- as explained in the video below! -- people are still calling PEPCO in record numbers to complain about skyrocketing energy bills, and PEPCO is still telling them to turn their thermostats down, when really the problem is some deregulation measures that Enron pushed through various state legislatures a decade ago so that they could jack up energy prices in a pinch, meaning now, for some reason, we're paying off the costs of power PEPCO purchased in 2007-08 when raw energy was terribly overpriced.
Happy Friday!
Jim Newell, who writes for Wonkette and IvyGate, mourns the loss of that great Enron company.


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The Design Elements of Composing a Drawing
Composition refers to the organization, arrangement, and combination of objects within the borders of a drawing space. For a great drawing, you want to bring the eyes of the viewer toward your center of interest within an aesthetically pleasing composition.
Composing a drawing well engages your viewers. Many "rules" define a good composition, but these rules are only guidelines. Your personal preferences and natural instincts are also important.
When planning the overall appearance of a drawing, you need to be familiar with the following:
- Focal point: A primary center of interest (or focus) in a drawing.
- Overlapping: The visual separation of a drawing into foreground, middle ground, and distant space by overlapping (or layering) objects.
- Negative space: The space within your drawing not occupied by a focal point, important subject, or area of interest.
- Lines: Navigation tools used to guide the viewer through the different elements of a drawing.
- Balance: A stable arrangement of subjects within a composition.
- Contrast: Extremes of light and dark values that create shapes and patterns in your composition.
- Proportion: The amount of space allocated to the various components of a drawing.
Emphasizing the focal point
A drawing becomes much more interesting when it has a focal point — a specific area where you want your viewer to focus the majority of their attention when looking at your drawing.
Your drawings illustrate your choice of subjects from your own unique perspective. Think about what you want your drawing to say and choose a focal point that helps you express that message.
In a portrait, the focal point may be the eyes, and in a landscape it may be one specific tree or flower. You may choose to have more than one area of focus in your drawing; in this case, you have a primary focal point and secondary focal point(s).
After you choose your main point (or points) of interest, you can use many artistic devices and techniques to highlight the point. In Figure 1, the Headde Family illustrates the following tips for emphasizing your focal point:
- Always place your focal point off-center in your composition. Stay away from the bull's eye. A focal point placed in the very center of your drawing space is a big NO unless you have a specific expressive or artistic reason to do so. Any object that you place dead center commands the viewer's full attention. All the other important elements of your drawing may be ignored, and the drawing loses its impact.In Figure 1, the main member of the Headde family appears right of center. Your eye may go to this figure intuitively at first, but you still register the other members of the family off to the left.
- Make good use of secondary focal points. Drawing less interesting objects close to the primary focal point helps direct the viewer's eye toward your center of interest. In Figure 1, the small cluster of family members off to the left draws your eye, but then the eyes on these figures direct you straight back to the main figure on the right.
- Use objects within your drawing space to point to your focal point. The lines of the two steps on the platform in Figure 1 lead the view's eye to the focal point.
- Define the focal point with more detail and a stronger contrast in values than other aspects of your drawing. The shading of the hair, eyes, and nose is more detailed in the focal point. Also, a very dark value is used to shade the pupils of his eyes and for the shadows under him.


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To all poets who have submitted or would like to submit their work to Confrontation
Because we have already accepted all of the poems we intend to publish in the spring issue (#124), and because Confrontation intends to publish future issues online, we are closing our annual deadline for receiving poetry at the end of this month, February, 2019. All poems received with a postmark before March 7 (nearly all...
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February, 2019 To all of Confrontation's subscribers, to those writers whose work we have published in one or several issues of Confrontation over the last fifty years, and to all who would like to see their work in Confrontation in the future, we have important news—news I would have shared with you earlier, had any...
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Announcing the Confrontation 2017 Poetry Prize
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Confrontation 120, Fall 2016, Table of Contents
Editor's Remarks: Emperors, Wizards, and Glitter STORIES Julia Phillips: Disappearing Earth Doug Ramspeck: The World We Know Becky Hagenston: The Sitters Dennis McFadden: A Thousand Stars an Hour Marshall Riggan: A Lovely Sin Angie Pelekidis: The Things We Love Katrin Gibb: John Doe Americana Rich Elliott: The Faulkner Sentence POEMS John Sibley Williams, 2016 Prize-winning Poem:...
2016 Poetry Prize: Winner Announced
The winner of the 2016 Confrontation Poetry Prize is Portland, Oregon-based John Sibley Williams, who is also a literary agent, a publicist, the marketing director of Inkwater Press, and—last but hardly least—the very recent father of twins, born on August 4th. Congrats on several counts, sir! The winning poem will appear in the Fall 2016...
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During 2018 RGI, along with Terna and Legambiente started a collaboration in order to address three main areas related to the grid development.
First, the team works with the objective of sharing the energy reference scenarios, the assumptions and the reasons behind the planning of the grid infrastructures in order to engage in a constructive discussion with different stakeholders about the energy transition.
Second, the project aims at increasing the transparency behind the project decisions in order to address local communities' concerns through the elaboration of new proactive and innovative approaches to the dialogue with the territory.
Third, the team works on the identification of possible additional benefits for nature and the citizens to be included in the Cost Benefit Analysis at the planning stage in order to enable these improvement measures at the project level and bring the development of the grid closer to the territorial needs.


text: If given the opportunity to view Agent Provocateur's "most scandalous experience ever seen" on their interactive website, could you resist? Banking on your answer being "no," the beyond sexy lingerie brand famous for recruiting It girls like Kate Moss and Maggie Gyllenhall has debuted a new film on their site that allows viewers to play an enticing "Choose Your Adventure" kind of game. Some of our favorites—Daisy Lowe and Peaches Geldof—appear in a short evocative of Kenneth Anger's subversive work, parading throughout a Gothic mansion in skimpy skivvies while dripping pomegranates on devoted manservants. Satanic sounds and looks are just the start, as you're asked if you'd like to "save the virgin" from a den of witches. Lowe, clad in a leopard one-piece and brandishing a whip, challenges you to submit to her will. Sound like your kind of thing? Visit www.agentprovocateur.com/experience.html to begin the fun.


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James 2:9-11 King James Version (KJV)
9 But if ye have respect to persons, ye commit sin, and are convinced of the law as transgressors.
10 For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all.
11 For he that said, Do not commit adultery, said also, Do not kill. Now if thou commit no adultery, yet if thou kill, thou art become a transgressor of the law.
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Topic Page: Fort Worth
City in N central Texas, USA, c.50km (30mi) W of Dallas. It was settled in 1843. The US army set up a post here in 1847. In the 1870s, Fort Worth was a supply centre on the cattle route from Texas to Kansas. It is famous for its oil and cattle. Industries: aerospace, electronics. Pop. (2000) 534,694.
City in northeastern Texas, USA, on the Trinity River, 48 km/30 mi west of Dallas; seat of Tarrant County; population (2000 est) 534,700. It is a grain and railway centre serving the southern USA; manufactured products include aerospace equipment, motor vehicles, computers, and refined petroleum.
History Fort Worth developed from an army post in 1849 and was a stop on the Chisholm cattle trail; it was incorporated as a city in 1873. The arrival of the railroad in 1876 helped foster economic development; this was furthered by the discovery of oil nearby in 1920. It was an important livestock market and its 55 entries on the national register of historic places includes the old stockyards; Fort Worth is also the site of the National Cowgirl Museum.
The existence of two major cities – Fort Worth and Dallas – in such close proximity is unusual, but is partly accounted for by the fact that they stand on the borderline between the humid plains to the east and the dry plains to the west, and divide between them the service functions for the two regions. The two cities share a regional airport, which lies northeast of Fort Worth.
Fort Worth is the seat of Texas Christian University (1873), Texas Wesleyan University (1891), Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (1908), and Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (1970). Carswell Air Force Base and the Kimbell Art Museum are also here, and the Modern Art Museum (2002) is the second-largest in the USA.
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Join us at T2F for an evening of 'Khayal Gayki' organised by Tanseen Academy of Performing Arts where Kashif Zafar will perform with the idea to promote the 'Khayal' style of singing among youth.
About the Performer:
Kashif Zafar is a graduate in music from the National Academy of Performing Arts ( NAPA). Further, he learned the art of Khayal Gayaki from the maestros Ustad Rauf Naseer Saami & Urooj Naseer Saami of Qawwal Bacha Dilli Gharana. Kashif Zafar excels his art by singing Khayal, Qawwali, Thumri, Folk, Ghazal, Popular, Sufi Fusion & Experimental music.
He sings Urdu, Persian, Arabic, Punjabi, Saraiki & English languages. He established Pakistan's first Qawwali Fusion Ensemble that has been a part of German weeks to promote a soft image of Pakistan and to bring peace and love in communities through Qawwali music and the teachings of the Sufi saints.
Kashif is a regular performer & has performed at all the major music festivals & live concerts in Pakistan. His music has been featured on TV, Radio, Social media & music websites. He has sung romantic, devotional & patriotic songs. He has also sung & composed for TV drama serials & jingles.
He established Taansen Academy of Performing Arts in 2008 & still continues to provide professional music training to the new & upcoming artists.
He teaches Eastern Classical Vocal music. He has trained a number of students at the Taansen academy and helped them to record & released their music professionally on TV, Radio, internet, and music websites.
He runs an independent record label t-records. He has produced & released music albums through Taansen independent record label that gained popularity internationally. Providing a platform for new talent to record & release their music through proper music training and guidance.
He is a founder/director of Ustad Shagird Centre Project working since 2016. An initiative to bring peace & harmony to communities through Sufi teachings, music, art & culture. Providing education & support to the underprivileged children in the rural areas of Karachi.
Date: Friday, 16th November 2018
Time: 07:30 PM – 09:30 PM
Place: Faraar Gallery, T2F


text: 13 September 2008, Saturday. The Parish Catechists once again underwent a one day seminar on the Creative Use of Sacred Scriptures as the parish tries to provide new ways and methods of bringing the Gospel message. This time they were given a new and exciting way: BIBLIODRAMA. It was given to them by Sis. Silvana M. de Vera from the John Paul II Biblical Institute of the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan. Sis. Silvana atended a six-day training for cross-cultural groups of Bibliodrama practitioners held recently at the Bukal ngTipan at Maryhill, Taytay, Rizal. The practitioners underwent skills upgrading in the use of bibliodrama elements and the preparation of modules commonly used in retreats and recollections, Liturgy and other participative church activities. The Parish of San Fabian, Pope and Martyr, was the first parish in the Archdiocese to hold a seminar on Bibliodrama. -more -


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Garage doors are an important part of your house furnishing however sadly, the majority of the moments they are left unattended to whenever a repair of the home is undertaken. For this reason lots of people are faced with troubles of the like of sticking or obstructed doors, baseless opening of the doors or its not remaining open. However, if you are in trouble with your garage door opener then the good option is to find a certified expert site as like http://choicegaragedoorminneapolis.com/ to solve your problems.
As far as sticking or jammed doors are worried, it is usually as a result of deformed structures or networks where the door slides and they can be quickly repaired without much hassle. Normally, with a straightforward toolkit of a hammer, a wrench a few nut and screws and a screwdriver, you can repair most of these problems on your own. The unpredictable opening and closing of the door might be due to a depressed key in the opener control or there might be some issue with the opener circuit of the which can easily be fixed. However, the problem develops when some major part of it develops a problem, for example, the equipment of the door opener. In such cases, a more engaged repair is needed. Hopefully, the following steps would offer you some helpful understanding about repairing and replacing the worn equipment in your opener.
You can comprehend if the equipment has actually recovered cost through the electric motor is working effectively and the torsion springs are intact. These pieces of equipment, generally made from plastic, are among the weaker parts of the opener and can be harmed because of several reasons like aging, long-term usage without upkeep, inequality in the garage door or might be due to a production issue.
Yet, with a couple of easy devices and complying with the instructions properly, you can alter this equipment on your own.
Most importantly, you must disconnect the electrical supply to the garage door to avoid any kind of opportunity of electrocution and additionally to ensure that nobody runs the door while you are servicing it. Next off, you must close the door by hand and remove it from the sheave to make certain that the door does not inadvertently hurt you while you are servicing it. Currently, you prepare to undertake to repair your opener and replace the equipment.
Now you need to open the retainer cap of the belt wheel and remove the sprocket. Currently, you can get rid of the chain or belt from the sprocket after noting its setting and tape it to prevent it from obtaining twisted up and untidy. Then get rid of the end covers, the drive equipment, the keeping clip and the RPM sensing unit and likewise separate the motor. An assembly of nuts holds the electric motor to the shaft. You need to eliminate these nuts initially. When you have actually removed the electric motor from the drive shaft, you can eliminate the gear and change it if needed. Having actually changed the equipment, you require to start rebuilding the entire system in the exactly contrary way. Take care to ascertain that each part goes into the ideal area to avoid any kind of more problem with your garage door. Thus, we see that altering the broken gears is a bit more involved. For this reason, if you are not very confident about doing it yourself, you must call a professional garage door repair service to often tend to the issue.


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Mini-review: BiPro Whey Protein IsolatePosted on May 07, 2010 under Reviews | 1 Comment
Marketed as a "whey protein with purpose," I decided to try the BiPro whey protein isolate after a six-mile jog around Bay Farm Island today. I'm used to trying different whey protein products, but have always stuck with flavored whey protein (and now I remember why).
I don't recall how we stumbled upon these BiPro samples, but we both ended up with a sample packet of the Original BiPro (natural unflavored) whey protein mix. Before I mention the nutritional benefits of BiPro, I want to be perfectly clear here: unflavored whey protein mix is bad! I think it's disgusting, foul, and rather gross … and I'm not going to drink it again.
The BiPro packet we received is to be mixed with 8 ounces of water, skim milk, or whatever else you need. A single 22-gram serving has 80 calories, 0 calories from fat, 20g protein, 28mg calcium, 170 mg sodium, and 15mg potassium.
The sample pack has the following printed on the back:
"Pure, natural BiPro is the ultimate whey protein isolate for athletes who want to build or maintain muscle mass. Unlike other products, BiPro contains no protein blends or unwanted ingredients. Purified through a selective ion exchange process, BiPro contains all of the essential amino acids, and is rich in branched chain amino acids (BCAAs), which are metabolized directly and absorbed quickly into muscle tissue. No carbs, no fat, no sugar, no lactose, no artificial flavors. BiPro is the original whey protein isolate — the only choice for serious athletes."
A 2-lb. jug is available for $34.99.
I'm a firm believer in drinking some kind of recovery drink, especially after hard workouts. To put it in perspective, a 55 gram scoop of Optimum Nutrition 2:1:1 Recovery formula has 210 calories, 0 calories from fat, 18grams sugar, and 17 grams of protein.
I just can't drink unflavored whey protein — I have a hard enough time drinking vanilla, chocolate, or rocky road. They are hard to get down when mixed with milk. I like the ingredients (and the amount of ingredients) in the BiPro packet, but the unflavored whey protein is just downright disgusting.
If you mix whey protein into your smoothies, milkshakes, or don't mind the taste of unflavored whey, I'd recommend checking out BiPro. The BiPro FAQ page is available here, so I recommend reading it over and deciding for yourself.


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At Young's Equipment we're all about going the extra mile for you, about getting you going out in the field every day and making sure your operation runs as smooth and uninterrupted as possible. Inspecting and protecting your equipment is a vital part of what we do, and every year around this time we go to great lengths to offer you the highest value and top professional service that will make sure your machines are ready to go for the next growing season. This year we are offering a new Young's Value Inspection in addition to our long standing Premier Inspection. The following chart will show you what benefits the different inspection levels offer you.
But that's not all, we would like to invite you to benefit from our 30th Anniversary Specials (10% parts gift cards and reduced labour rate for oil filter maintenance), the Young's Equipment Loyalty Program and free header inspections as well. And please don't miss out on your chance to win the use of a Case IH self-propelled sprayer for one day!
You'll find pricing for all our inspection levels in the attached flyer. It pays out to book early, we're holding our price until December 1st.
If you haven't done so already, give us a call so we can go over all the details and answer any questions you may have. Our Service Advisers and Service Managers are available for you and are happy to answer all your questions.
We are looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Too busy with everything else your operation brings with it, or did you simply forget to book during the first period of this Inspection Program? Well don't worry, our Air Seeder Inspections are back! This popular program takes all the hassle and worry away from you and gives you the chance to fully concentrate on every other aspect of your busy operation. We have the professionals, right tools and parts to take care of your Air Seeders and get them ready to go before next spring. Once again we offer you the opportunity to get tomorrow's value for this year's best price.
From now until November 1st there are no Service Call Fees on every Inspection booked under this program and you will get 10% Discount on all in-stock or stock ordered parts on Work Orders.
Call us or come into one of our nine locations throughout southern Saskatchewan to participate in this important program and secure the best bang for your buck for yourself and your farm.
Timely application during those tight spray windows every year is a big reason to own your own spray equipment, and once it's time to go next spring you want your sprayer to be ready to go. Before you tuck your piece of equipment away for the winter, some maintenance will serve you well. We suggest to not delay winterizing your sprayer in order to avoid potentially high costs and frustration about time consuming repairs next spring. The right maintenance now will protect your sprayer from damage caused by the freezing temperatures during late fall and winter to help improve its longevity and resale value.
Here are our tips and recommendations for long-term storage of your sprayer:
If you need parts, fluids or filters to get this important task done, give your local Young's Equipment branch a call. We stock everything to get you going.
If you prefer to leave these essential tasks to the experts, now is the right time to do it! Winterization is a vital part of the Young's Equipment Winter Inspections program, you'll find the benefits and pricing between our two inspection levels outlined in the tables below and in the flyer attached to this email.
No matter how you choose to approach sprayer winterization, it's important that you do it before bone-chilling temperatures settle in. Remember: If you take care of your application equipment, it will help you take care of your crops season after season.


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Looking for a solution since the Planet HDMI proprietary cable doesn't work for HDMI input to my monitor , I found one in Google Chromecast.
I took it 1 step further, owning a Motorola Lapdock , and as such I'm feeding the Chromecast Ultra via the Lapdock's battery and hooked up to the HDMI Input of the Lapdock.
With a full battery on both the Gemini and Lapdock , I've started an endless Youtube mix stream to the Lapdock and now we are 4-5 hours further and it's still streaming.
This is from Debian , casting the desktop via Chromium.
Gemini is at 10% of it's battery now, Lapdock was capable of 4h30 of streaming and then it's battery was empty.
Just wanted to share this to the community.
I chose the Chromecast Ultra because I wanted Ethernet also and the price difference for upgrading the Chromecast V3 with the Ethernet enabling power brick was too small for me personally.
Now only to get the Lapdock keyboard and trackpad working.
Important note, when casting the Desktop, there is some lag to take into account.
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I have been following this evolving project for some time now and looks like they got it working now.
I know we are using a different SoC than the Raspberry Pi but just wondering are we able to boot from SD Card ?
The Gemini would make an excellent device for running Windows 10 due to the keyboard and form factor, basically a tinier GPD alternative.
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...I think a least half of the people who arrive at my little blog from google have typed in "Iceland Airwaves 2009", (although maybe that could change if I type Britney Spears Naked a bit more often). Most of you keen googlers probably already know that, after some doubt, Iceland Airwaves 2009 in Reykjavik has been confirmed for the 14th to the 18th October :-)
So now the fun starts, the fun of the slow and steady release of the names of the bands getting booked for the festival, the fun ofthe schedule being released and trying to plot a course to see all the best stuff, and the fun of iceblah trying to interview about 20 of the acts in a week beforehand!
If I'm honest, when the bands are announced what I'm really hoping for are some international bands who are trendy, popular, cool but that I don't like. I'm an Icelandic music fan, a "loveable Icelandic music nerd" according to Iceland Express. I go to Airwaves to see Icelandic bands, so the more people who are lured to see cool things from elsewhere the better, I don't want to miss my favourite Icelanders. That's not to say I will shun all overseas bands, I've seen some great stuff over the years from bands like Bloc Party, The Perceptionists and plenty plenty more, but I will pick and choose, and keep everything crossed for an iceblah-friendly schedule.
The first slice of artists for Iceland Airwaves 2009 was announced late last week, the international list is the not for the romantically tender (!) including Metronomy (best track - Heatbreaker) and Nina Kinert (pictured to the right, best track - Heartbreak Town). James Yuill is an interesting one, I've been a fan of his brand of folktronica for a couple of years. The other overseas acts signed up are Micachu And The Shapes, Thecocknbullkid, Casio Kids, Golden Filter & The Golden Silvers. So if I was in a band called The Golden Kids, I'd fancy my chances of getting an Airwaves 09 booking!
But of course the main point is the Icelanders, and a lovely long list is announced...
Reykjavik!, Mammut, FM Belfast, Jeff Who?, Retro Stefson, Hjaltalin, Sudden Weather Change, GusGus, Dikta, Eberg, Olafur Arnalds, Esja, Benny Crespo's Gang, Agent Fresco, Vicky, Eberg, Leaves, Aela, Oculus, Me The Slumbering Napoleon, Swords Of Chaos, Dynamo Fog, Langiseli, Barujarn, Sykur, Skuggarnir and Miri.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has decided to displace and remove dozens of Palestinian Bedouin families living in their communities around occupied East Jerusalem, after deeming their dwellings as 'Äúillegal," to replace them with colonists.
His decision was made after meeting with representatives of the so-called 'ÄúJerusalem Belt Forum,'ÄĚ which is actively involved in displacing the Palestinians and replacing them with Israeli colonist settlers, in direct violation of International Law.
The group aims at removing the Palestinians, their residences and dwellings, near Maale Adumim colonies, and held their meeting with Netanyahu, on Thursday evening.
Israeli National News has reported that the meeting was also attended by officials of Netanyahu'Äôs office, in addition to Boaz Ido, who is a board member 'ÄúJerusalem Belt Forum,'ÄĚ the head of the Benyamin Regional Council of Settlements, Roni Snir, the head of Gush Katif Council, Danny Tirza, Field Coordinator Yaniv Aharoni, and Kfar Adumim resident and 'social activist' Avichai Shurshan.
The group presented Netanyahu with what they called 'Äúactivities and achievements,'ÄĚ in addition to maps and aerial photographs of constructions in Bedouin communities, financed by the European Union.
The indigenous Palestinians in that area live in tents, mobile homes and several structures, in the area between Maale Adumim and Mitzpe Yeriho colonies.
Israeli Ynet News said that Netanyahu ordered the removal of what was described as 'Äúillegal outposts,'ÄĚ and to relocate the inhabitant in Abu Dis town, near Jerusalem, and Jericho.
The Arabs48 news website has reported that Israel is trying to displace what is left of the Bedouin communities in occupied Jerusalem to build and expand its illegal colonies, and link Maale Adumim with Jerusalem.
Israeli National News has reported that Netanyahu ordered his office, the police and the military to increase their deployment and enforcement, and to ensure the removal of the Palestinian communities, dubbed as 'Äúillegal outposts.'ÄĚ
On its part, the 'ÄúJerusalem Bely Forum'ÄĚ said after the meeting with Netanyahu that they 'Äúcongratulate him for his willingness to resolve the problems presented to him, regarding the illegal construction carried out by European Funding,'ÄĚ referring to EU projects that tries to help in creating basic infrastructure and to improve the lives of the communities.
It is worth mentioning that the so-called 'ÄúJerusalem Belt Forum,'ÄĚ a heavily financed group active in the illegal construction and expansion of Israeli colonies, has been conducting various campaigns to stop what it refers to as 'Äúillegal Palestinian constructions,'ÄĚ and to remove the Bedouin committees to 'Äúhouse them in a Bedouin village near Jericho.
Bedouins living around Jerusalem, reside in Area C of the occupied West Bank, and are protected inhabitants under International Law, International Humanitarian Law, and all related protocols and agreements, but are constantly displaced, similar to what is happening in the Negev.
Israel's colonies in the occupied West Bank, including in and around occupied East Jerusalem, are illegal under International Law and the Fourth Geneva Convention.
On Friday at dawn, Netanyahu ordered the army to remove all Bedouin Palestinians living in their communities, close to Road #1, leading to the Dead Sea.
The army also handed eviction orders to the Bedouin families in Jabal al-Baba area, near al-'ÄėEzariyya, east of Jerusalem, ordering them to leave dwellings they inhabited for more than fifty years, after they were displaced from the Negev.
Arabs48 quoted resident Atallah al-Jahalin stating that he was born there 43 years ago, in the same dwelling were 57 families, half of them children, reside.
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I have a family tree member who died in Flanders in 1916 and wondered if anyone had a further information on this event. Possibly where the Battalion were approx on that date etc.
The record I have so far is
James Woolven DOB 1871 (born Percy James Woolven)
G/17399 Private, enrolled in Brighton
6th Battalion Queens own royal west Kent regiment
Died 07.10.1916 Flanders, killed in action
Formerly 41237 R/FUS
I cant find his military record so have no further information.
Any help would be much appreciated
Regards Jenny
My interest is in the East Kent Regiment but as the 6th West Kents were in the same Brigade as the 6th East Kents I know something of the events when your relative died. They were attacking the Transloy Ridge from the village of Gueudecourt on that day. The attack was a failure for many reasons and casualties were heavy. It is a battlefield that I have visited many times and perhaps the most interesting one for me on the Western Front. Here is the account of The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)
12 Division was scheduled to take Bayonet Trench from its positions on the edge of Gueudecourt village, and advance a further 500 yards on 7 October. Cope's orders to the 6th Buffs make interesting reading as regards tactics; although based on the Red Book, they show his own personal innovations. He decided to attack on a three-company front (A–C), keeping D company in support. A and C companies on the right and left were to take two objectives, but B in the middle was given one. Each company was to attack in four waves on a single platoon front. This gave the battalion a narrow but bulky punch and was no doubt designed to compensate for the poor ground which, being so heavily cratered and boggy, was bound to divide and splinter the advancing troops. In order to increase firepower, Cope ordered all rifles to be ready with ten rounds and the first wave platoons to take a Lewis gun team.119
Fifteen minutes before zero hour (1.45 p.m.) the Germans began an intense bombardment of the division's front line. The divisional historians believed that the Germans had gained some prior knowledge of the assault time; however, it is far more likely that routine observation and intelligence informed the reaction. Attacking in the afternoon had become habitual as it provided artillery observers with the opportunity of making their final assessments and adjustments in day- light.120 As the Buffs went over the top heading for a solid bank running across no man's land, C company was immediately pinned down by machine gun fire, but A and B managed to advance to the first objective, suffering heavy casualties. Most of B company was unable to advance beyond the bank, as the ground sloped sharply upward beyond it and made the men easy targets as they slogged through the boggy ground.121 A foothold was gained on the first objective, but the mater- ial improvement to the British line was negligible. Eight officers were killed, including the battalion medical officer, and 12 were wounded, while 347 OR were killed, wounded or missing. Among the wounded officers was Cope, who had attempted to intervene by taking personal control in no man's land, but was soon hit and only saved by the bravery of a small group of men who shielded his body from further hits. It was a disastrous ending to the battle for the 6th Buffs. Brigadier General Cator was forthright in his report on the action. He blamed the inadequate forming-up positions, the poor performance of the British artillery owing to bad observation resulting in 'fire [which] failed to do any damage', and the inexperience of many officers and men, many of whom had only recently been drafted into the brigade. He concluded 'that at all costs it is necessary that proper observation should be obtained . . . before another attack is launched'.
Mick Mills
Dear Mick
it's nice to know what happened to James, but so sad that so many men were killed and injured.
I appreciate your reply thank you very much
Regards Jenny
Glad to be of help. The West Kents were on the East Kents' left shoulder during the attack. Their fate was similar. There was a machine gun post on the East Kents' left (and the West Kents' right) which they didn't have full knowledge of. It cut up both the Battalions as they advanced. When you stand on the spot of the machine gun post you can see what a commanding view it had. Incidentally, only a few of the East Kents who died are in marked graves and even those bodies were found after the war. The rest of them were never identified and are remembered on the Thiepval Memorial
Do you have access to Ancestry? His record is on there. If not, let me know and I will précis it for you. He was originally in the Royal Fusilers


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Conference: 10th Annual ENETS Conference (2013)
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Introduction: Gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (GEP-NETs) are relatively rare and complex neoplasms that present many clinical challenges. High grade at diagnosis is an adverse prognostic factor
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Introduction: Neuroendocrine tumors (NET) arise from a variety of different organs and have a steadily increasing incidence in the last 3 decades. 13% of NETs have unknown primary sites.
Conference: 15th Annual ENETS conference (2018)
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