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It would be even "funnier" if they had not put it in to begin with. Normally we use at least a 12" x 12" opening.
: : : We're currently building a home with one of the "custom homebuilders" in our area. We've been schedualed to move in mid june '04. One of the features that we've asked for is rough-in plumbing for a future 3pc bathroom (tub/shower, toilet & sink). When the basement floor was poured, an 8" round access hole was placed in the cement for the tub drain. The access hole is not in the location specified in the blueprints for the drain, nor is it above the under-slab pipe. To confirm my measurements, I cracked out the gravel in the hole until I found the pipe, which happens to be several inches to the side of the access hole. The builder has responded that the customer must break the cement out when the bathroom is developed, and that this is standard industry practice. Are they making this up to avoid fixing the problem? Shouldn't the access hole have been placed over the pipe at the location specified in the blueprints?
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: Actually, the drain pipe is outside of the access hole. The so-called "access hole" is comprised of a vertical plastic cylinder (8") and a cover. The cylinder is about 2" deep and set level with the top surface of the slab. The cylinder is what holds the cement back while the slab is poured. In order to find the pipe, I had to reach through the hole and excavate the gravel underneath the slab on one side of the hole.
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Construction of the face: Silicones Silicone Sealant A1521 (A1038), Silicone Adhesive Sealant A5500, Polyester backing.
Construction of the body: Polyester resins Polylite 32032-00 thickened with Cabosil Polylite 440-M750 reinforced with Glass matting enlarge
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conservation staff member testing unmodified samples of the resins, varnishes and acrylic media used in Pregnant woman enlarge
Can good girls go bad?
Preliminary studies on ageing characteristics of materials used in Ron Mueck's Pregnant woman at the National Gallery of Australia.
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Ron Mueck Pregnant woman 2002
Medium: fibreglass, resin, silicone
Dimensions: 252(h) x 78(w) x 72(d)cm
Collection: National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
On regular, open display
Material girl
Ron Mueck's larger than life sculpture of a pregnant woman was constructed using synthetic resins and a variety of pigments, coatings and paints. The head and the body were fabricated from different base materials.
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The surface of the sculpture was coated with synthetic coatings and paints to imitate human skin. Acrylic wig hair was used for the eyebrows and hair. A range of materials were used as the surface finish on the face and the body: polyester pigments; artist's picture varnish for oil, alkyd and acrylic (in satin, matt or gloss) by Winsor & Newton; soluble matt varnish for acrylics by Daler Rowney; acrylic media (matt, satin, gloss) by Lascaux, Vallejo, Daler Rowney; medium viscosity artist colours by Liquitex and Acrilico Studio von Vallejo; silicone pigments, universal stainer for silicone; Sunsilk hairspray.
Getting old or maturing gracefully?
How will the modern materials of the Pregnant woman age under standard museum conditions? The long-term effects of light exposure on the Pregnant woman were investigated in the Conservation Department of the National Gallery of Australia, through a series of accelerated light and UV ageing tests. In the museum environment, photodegradation will be the primary mechanism of degradation of polymers used for making the sculpture. Structural changes in the different resins can adversely affect the appearance of the work of art through changes to the colour and surface texture. In Mueck's Pregnant woman the ageing of the resins is of crucial importance, as the face and body are constructed from different base resins that have different surface finishes. The experiments conducted to assess the potential colour changes of individual resins were aimed at predicting changes in the appearance of the sculpture during its display life.
Beyond appearances: the testing procedure
Unmodified samples of the resins, varnishes and acrylic media, known to have been used by the artist to make the Pregnant woman, were individually applied to glass slides or cast in sheet form. Pigments and stainers were not tested. Both light and UV ageing of the samples, tested in triplicate, were carried out in eight stages, corresponding to the exposure times needed to fade Blue wool standards under the same experimental conditions. Colorimetry was used to measure colour changes induced in the resins due to light and UV ageing. see diagrams >>
The naked truth: the results of testing
The polyester resins used in the construction of the body, the Winsor and Newton varnishes, the Vallejo media and the Sunsilk hairspray all showed statistically significant and visible colour change as a result of the light and UV ageing experiments. The silicone resins used to make the face showed no visible or measurable colour change under either light or UV radiation over the test period.
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The light and UV ageing experiments indicate that photodegradation will affect several of the resins used in Mueck's Pregnant woman. However, the results of the tests cannot be used to predict the exact time frame in which changes will occur. Although the sculpture is displayed under optimum museum conditions (no UV, low lux levels), it is likely that visible effects of photo-degradation will be observable in the decades to come. The differences in colour of the face and the body are likely to become increasingly distinct over time, and the surface finishes will become less natural in appearance.
Conservation treatment cannot arrest these processes, which are inherent in the nature of the synthetic resins used for this work of art. Preventive conservation measures that reduce the exposure to light can ensure that the Pregnant woman's peaches and cream complexion and her radiant glow persist to full term.
Cathy Collins, Jaishree Srinivasan
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F Herzog, Hyperrealistische Skulpturen am Beispel von Ron Mueck: Technik – Materialien – Aspekte der Konservierung und Restaurierung mit Schwerpunkt Siliconkautschuk und Glasfaserverstarkter Polyester, unpublished thesis, Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart, 2004.
RL Feller,'Standards in the evaluation of thermoplastic resins', in ICOM Committee for Conservation. 5th Triennial Meeting, Zagreb, 1–8 Oct. 1978. Preprints, International Council of Museums, Paris, 1978.
R Heesters, H van Keulen and GT Roelofs, 'Natural resins, artificially aged in steps', in JA Mosk and NH Tennant (eds) Contributions to conservation: research in conservation at the Netherlands Institute for Cultural Heritage, James & James, London, 2002.


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There are SO MANY outstanding things about Irish Fest that it's almost impossible to take them all in. The authentic (and even SEMI-authentic) cuisine & beverages are incredible. The music will take your breath away. This might be your only chance to purchase hand-knit Aran sweaters anywhere in Wisconsin. Looking for a new Claddagh ring to add to your jewelry collection? This is your place!
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But in addition to all those great things, Irish Fest is the ONLY Milwaukee ethnic festival to feature nearly 10 Irish breeds of dogs in a special "Celtic Canine" area. I would pass up a corned beef sandwich from McBob's before I'd miss a chance to pet the Soft Coated Wheaton Terriers. Well really, can you blame me?
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Meet Britain's saddest dog left without a home because she always looks depressed.
The sport of deer hunting with dogs is fading.
A true story "better than a Disney movie."
How dogs can save your life.
Members-Only Dog Parks Keep Fido in Fine Company.
Top London restaurateurs reveal key to success: Having a dog.
Brookfield's Trinity United Church of Christ holds 'Blessing of the Animals'.
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1911 Census of England and Wales, Census Returns of England and Wales, 1911, giving details of Areas, Houses, Families or separate occupiers, and Population:- Registration Areas, Table 5: " Registration Counties, Districts and Sub-districts with their constituent civil parishes. - Urban or Rural District in which each parish is situated; Area; families or separate occupiers, and population, 1901 and 1911; and population enumerated in Institutions, large establishments, and on vessels, &c., 1911".
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
I'm going to be on NPR!
The plan is to go live with the interview at 7:30 a.m. New York time, which, last I checked, was the sleepy side of 3 a.m. here in Alaska. That's either really early or really late; no matter how you slice it, though, it's the middle of the night. I'm terribly nervous and don't think I'll be able to sleep anyway, so I'm going to opt for the "really late" designation. This could be a good time to kick in some midnight training - something I sorely need, but that's really hard to motivate for. What better excuse do I have to go for a bike ride in the middle of the night than this? It's like the cyclists' equivalent of downing a few shots before a live performance.
I don't know how many local NPR stations pick up the program, which I think competes directly with "Morning Edition," but here is where you can catch it:
Bryant Park Project podcast
Bryant Park Project Web site
KCPW 88.3 FM in Salt Lake City between 5 and 7 a.m.
Sirius Satellite Radio
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Checking the Bryant Park site--I never heard of the program before, but sounds like a fresh approach for NPR.ReplyDelete
There are nearly a dozen stories lined up for tomorrow, but only one deserves a photo in the recap (pre-cap?).
I added the podcast to my feed.
Good luck with the 3 AM thing, that's awful darn early!
- Anonymous8:12 AM
Yet another item checked off on your to-do list ...
Train for ride - check
Eat better food - check
Become famous - check
Life is so easy isn't it? : )
BTW, I sent an e-mail (with an attached file) to your hotmail account so have a look in your spam bucket if you don't see it in the main window.
DaveLCX aka, Mr. I-survived-a-rollover-in-my-1971-VW-van-and-lived-to-tell-about-it
Just heard your piece. I am very interested in learning about your process. I commute every day (never snows in southern California)and the temperature drops to just 30ish degrees on the worst day. You rock!ReplyDelete
Great piece on the Bryant Park Project of NPR! Will keep track of your progress.ReplyDelete
You're famous! :) I just listned to the interview online - sounds like it went pretty well. Pretty cool that they're going to be following your progress through this journey. I suspect your blog hit count is about to go up...ReplyDelete
I can't wait for the Iditarod to start just so we can all follow how you do!
Good luck and ride hard,
Hi Jill,ReplyDelete
I wish I could have caught it live but I have listened to the podcast. Nice job on the interview!
I know your words well but now I know your voice too :)
wow Jill, you are blowing up! good luck with the training and staying healthy.ReplyDelete
i haven't had the best of luck with my knee lately so take care of yours.
- ray12:22 PM
hi jill!ReplyDelete
my friend sent me this link as i rode across the lower 48 states this summer. i have an amazing respect for your ice cold ride, but i can relate to how pumped you must be getting. just remember... you can do it. if anyone tells you otherwise, prove them wrong.
best of luck on the trip!


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Ponte Vecchio Street - Tornabuoni
Size40 m²
Floor No.3
- Internet/WiFi
- Washer/dryer
- Indoor fireplace
- Towels
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Parking available
Accommodation summary
|Via di Parione, 50123 Firenze, Italy
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A beautiful apartment in a convenient location close to the Ponte Vecchio and close to the famous Via Tornabuoni for its shops of large signatures and the Central Station of Santa Maria Novella.
It is a very quiet because it is pedestrian but for those arriving by car there are several garage a few meters from the apartment. Located on the third floor of an ancient building is very bright and extremely quiet even for those who want a relaxing holiday. Finished with taste, has a very large room with a working fireplace ... very romantic .. rustic kitchen that has been converted from an old kitchen with a large fireplace that dates back to the early 800 '... of course with modern accessories. Bathroom with bath for a relaxing time, in addition to the shower, in a mezzanine sleeping area and another French bed, a little smaller than the bed, in the living room, in a separate tower behind the cabinet. If necessary, you can add a single bed for a 5th guest.
The guest will have access to basic services such as wi-fi, tv, kitchen utensils, washing machine and iron. All the bed linen and towels are supplied.
You can find all the restaurants, pubs, shops and a supermarket within walking distance useful after the old bridge, on the left, always well stocked and open late into the evening.
If you want to eat well and typically Tuscan I would highly recommend to go the "Buca Lapi" that is in the way via del trebbio ... a crosso via Tornabuoni. They make a Fiorentina steak that is the end of the world ... guaranteed!
ATTENTION!!! I remind you that the apartment is located in the limited traffic zone (ZTL), you can not enter with the car and get in front of the apartment without permission. For each input there is a camera. Those who enter without permission is subject to a fine of 140 €.
It is possible to enter after 08:00 pm and before 07:30 am
it is possible to park car in the nearest garage for 30€ per night.
Upon check-in will be given a receipt of delivery of the keys, with all the data and arrangements of the stay.
IMPORTANT !! Extras payable locally upon delivery of the keys:
EURO 2,5 person per day for Tourist Tax.
EURO 20 (only in the case of delivery of the apartment after 20:00 to be exact from 20:00 to 22:00, after 22:00 there will be a surcharge of € 10 for every hour of delay).
House rulesCheck-in / Check-out can be a bit 'flexible.The check-in is guaranteed by 15:00 and 20:00 check-out is at 10:00 am
Do not come to the apartment without an appointment.
Please tell me what time you arrive at the apartment at least one day before your arrival.
Respect the property and leave it clean.
DON'T smoke in the apartment!!!
The Wi-Fi is free up to 1000 Mb per day, if you exceed the daily limit there is an additional cost of € 0.40 per 100 Mb will be downloaded and redicontati at the check-out after reading supplied directly from the site of 3 Italy.
Please turn off the light and the air conditioning before leaving the house.
IMPORTANT !! Extra to be paid locally at the time of handing over the keys:
EURO 2,50 = person per day for City Tax.
EURO 20 = (only in the case of delivery dell 'apartment after 20:00 to be exact 20: 00-22: 00, after 22:00 there will be a surcharge of € 10 for each hour late).
EURO = 150 Security deposit to be paid at check-in, will be refunded only after inspection of the apartment if there is no damage.
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|€ 16 per guest/night extra
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The apartment is lovely, in peino center, complete with everything. The only drawback: you have broken the keys of the entrance door in the lock, and was back in the apartment complex ... other than that, everything ok ...
L'appartamento è delizioso, in peino centro, completo di tutto. Unico neo: si sono spezzate le chiavi del portoncino di ingresso nella serratura, ed è stato complicato rientrare in appartamento...a parte questo, tutto ok...
We stayed 5 days in Florence and were very friendly and helpful received by Lapo. The apartment is really centrally located and is still very quiet. Directly behind the house there is a typical Florentine parking garages where you turn in his car along with key (30 euro / day) and from then on all the city's attractions can be explored on foot. Lapo has also provided us with useful tips, for example, where you can eat cheap and where the nearest supermarket is.
The apartment was clean, tasteful and cozy furnishings, modern facilities, free internet and had trozdem the charm of a traditional Florentine townhouse.
Unrestricted recommendation :)
Wir waren 5 Tage in Florenz und wurden sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit von Lapo empfangen. Die Wohnung liegt wirklich absolut zentral und ist trotzdem ausgesprochen ruhig. Direkt hinter dem Haus gibt es eine der typischen florentiner Parkhäuser, wo man sein Auto samt Schlüssel abgibt (30 Euro/Tag) und fortan alle wichtigen Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt zu Fuß erkunden kann. Lapo hat uns außerdem mit nützlichen Tips versorgt, z.B. wo man preiswert essen kann und wo sich der nächste Supermarkt befindet.
Das Appartment war sauber, geschmackvoll und gemütlich eingerichtet, modern ausgestattet, hatte kostenloses Internet und trozdem den Charme eines traditionellen florentiner Stadthauses.
Uneingeschränkte Empfehlung :)
Reviews for this host's other properties
Quiet residential area within walking distance from the center (15 min.circa). Spacious apartment for 2 persons. The building has an elevator but the apartment, located on the attic, can be reached only along even a wooden ladder. Hot water in the bathroom, so you have to wait about an hour from power before you can use. Bathroom a bit 'dated. The care and cleaning of the apartment could be better.
Zona residenziale tranquilla raggiungibile a piedi dal centro (15 min.circa). Appartamento spazioso per 2 persone. Il palazzo ha l'ascensore ma l'appartamento, situato all'ultimo piano mansardato, è raggiungibile solo percorrendo anche una scaletta di legno. Boiler per acqua calda in bagno, bisogna quindi aspettare circa un'ora dall'accensione prima di poterla utilizzare. Bagno un po' datato. La cura e la pulizia dell'appartamento potrebbero essere migliori.
This apartment was a delightful anchor to my trip to Florence. Located in a genuinely characterful building in a quiet neighborhood, it was extremely well located to access Florence's many wonders. The apartment itself is well proportioned, light and airy, while remaining cozy. Lapo was a great host, taking the time to thoroughly show me around the place and answer any questions I had as my stay progressed. Definitely recommend!
very nice apartment, great city :))
We enjoyed the quiet apartment. Overall we were very satisfied with the furnishings, the quarters, the sweeping view from the kitchen window in the Tuscan hills, the secure feeling when we arrived late at night walking home and the health food store just around the corner. At certain times, the water supply was difficult: no water or very low water pressure, we have so well arranged.
Wir haben die ruhige Wohnung genossen. Insgesamt waren wir sehr zufrieden: Mit der Wohnungseinrichtung, dem Quartier, dem weiten Blick aus dem Küchenfenster in die toskanische Hügellandschaft, dem sicheren Gefühl, wenn wir spätabends zu Fuss nach Hause kamen und dem Bioladen direkt um die Ecke. Zu bestimmten Zeiten war die Wasserversorgung schwierig: gar kein Wasser oder ein sehr schwacher Wasserdruck, wir haben uns damit gut arrangiert.
07:09:14 to 12:09:14: 5 nights 3 adults
+ Distance from the center
+ Price
+ Free wireless
+ Direct views over the cathedral
+ Peaceful location with beautiful courtyard
+ Parking available (about 25min walk to the apartment: Cost 10 € per night)
+ Cleanliness of the bathroom
- Lapo (owner): even come despite appointment 2 times 45minutes and 1 times 1h 15min late. And since we have to call him. An apology never came .... just excuses. That has a bit annoyed.
- Not tumble as indicated
- Bathroom door broken ... I was trapped. Door could be opened only from the outside again
- Sofa bed: totally worn out. Not exactly convenient. 2nd bedroom is very low and no windows
- Cleanliness: cleaning lady only the dirt in a corner or Unters swept sofa. Was under the bed I think never mopped (were garments of other guests including)
07.09.14 - 12.09.14: 5 Nächte 3 Erwachsene
+ Entfernung zum Zentrum
+ Preis
+ gratis WLAN
+ Blick direkt auf den dom
+ ruhige lage mit schönem innenhof
+ Parkplatz vorhanden (ca. 25min Fußmarsch zum Apartment: kosten 10€ pro Nacht)
+ Sauberkeit im Bad
- Lapo (Vermieter): ist trotz Terminvereinbarung 2 mal 45minuten und 1 mal sogar 1h 15min zu spät gekommen. Und da haben wir ihn anrufen müssen. Eine entschuldigung ist nie gekommen....nur ausreden. Das hat doch etwas genervt.
- kein wäschetrockner wie angegeben
- badezimmertüre kaputt...ich war eingeschlossen. Türe konnte nur von außen wieder geöffnet werden
- schlafsofa: total durchgelegen. Nicht gerade bequem. 2. Schlafzimmer sehr niedrig und ohne Fenster
- Sauberkeit: putzfrau hat nur den dreck in eine ecke oder unters sofa gekehrt. Unterm bett wurde glaub ich noch nie gewischt (waren noch kleidungsstücke von anderen gästen darunter)
The best location. From there all much improved. The two bedrooms anything. The second bedroom is on another level of the main room down stairs with separate key and a musty smell that made him inhabiltable, so decided to stay the four in the main room enabling a sofa bed. The worst was the lack of privacy the host as realizing that we do not use that bedroom, you can not think of anything but him to stay at his brother. Meanwhile, her mother came and went leaving luggage, clothing, etc ...
The air conditioning does not work, luckily we did not heat anything other than the first day.
Lo mejor la ubicación. A partir de ahí todo muy mejorable. Lo de dos dormitorios nada de nada. El segundo dormitorio está a otro nivel de la estancia principal bajando unas escaleras con llave independiente y con un olor a humedad que lo hacía inhabiltable, por eso decidimos quedarnos los cuatro en la estancia principal habilitando un sofá cama. Lo peor fue la falta de privacidad del anfitrión ya que al darse cuenta que no utilizamos ese dormitorio, no se le ocurre otra cosa que alojar en él a su hermano. Entre tanto, su madre iba y venía dejando maletas, ropa, etc...
El aire acondicionado no funciona, menos mal que no nos hizo calor nada más que el primer día.
The meeting was the owner shortly. Neither we understood the language. But we understood.
The apartment is perfect, very nice and very well located. It is very comfortable, bright and clean.
El encuentro con el propietario fue breve. Ninguno de los dos comprendíamos el idioma. Pero nos entendimos.
El Apartamento es ideal, muy bonito y muy bien situado. Es muy confortable, luminoso y limpio.
We weren't actually able to stay in this apartment but Lapo arranged for us to be accommodated in another of his apartments which was literally 10 metres from the duomo. It had the most beautiful terrace with a jaw-dropping view of the duomo. The apartment was spotless and modern and we loved staying there. Lapo was very friendly and reliable.
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Ferron City presented their third annual field of flags program during their recent Peach Days celebration. Mayor JoAnn Behling welcomed everyone to the sunrise service. She encouraged everyone to remember what the flag of the United States stands for and to remember the veterans who served in the wars as well as those who died in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Lou Sansevero presented a flag ceremony where each of the flags of the Armed Forces were presented. He said, "Presenting the colors of the United States Army is Cpl. Clifford Snow. The United States Army is the direct descendant of the 10 companies of expert rifleman raised by the Second Continental Congress to serve for one year, until the first of July 1776. The Continental Army was quickly disbanded at the end of the Revolution as part of the American distrust of standing armies, and irregular state militias became the new nation's sole ground army. The United States Army was created on June 3, 1784 by the Congress of the Confederation, the predecessor of the United States Congress. The Army's motto is Hanc Defendemus - 'this we'll defend'. Cpl. Snow post your colors.
"Presenting the colors of the United States Navy is Petty Officer Second Class George Hendrickson. The United States Navy traces its roots to an act of the Second Continental Congress which authorized the fitting of two sailing vessels with 10 cannons, swivel guns and to be manned by crews of 80 men on Oct. 13, 1775. The Continental Navy was disbanded in 1790 and the United States Navy was established in March 27, 1794 when the construction of six naval frigates was authorized by Congress. Although the United States Navy has never adopted an official motto, Semper Fortis, 'Always Courageous' is accepted. Petty Officer Hendrickson post your colors.
"Presenting the colors of the United States Marine Corps is Lance Cpl. Lon DeLange. The United States Marine Corps is the direct descendant of the Continental Marines Corps formed when the Second Continental Congress charged Capt. Samuel Nicholas to form two battalions of Marines on Nov. 10, 1775. After their service in the Revolutionary War the Continental Marine Corps was disbanded in April 1783. On July 11, 1798 Congress created the institution of the United States Marine Corps although Marines had been enlisted by the War Department as early as August 1797. The Marine Corps motto is Semper Fidelis - 'Always Faithful.' Lance Cpl. DeLange post your colors.
"Presenting the colors of the United States Coast Guard is Petty Officer First Class Jeff Horrocks. The United States Coast Guard is the direct descendent of the Revenue Cutter Service which was founded by act of Congress Aug. 4, 1790. From 1790, when the Continental Navy was disbanded, to 1798, when the United States Navy was created, the Revenue Cutter Service provided the only armed American presence on the sea. The modern Coast Guard was established Jan. 28, 1915, 'to be a military service and a branch of the armed forces of the United States at all times.' It's motto is Semper Paratus - 'Always Ready.' Petty Officer Horrocks post your colors.
"Presenting the colors of the United State Air Force is Lt. Colonel John Aragon. The United States Air Force is the direct descendant of the Aeronautical Division of the United States Army Signal Corps formed Aug. 1, 1907. It went through several name changes within the Army from 1907-1947 when on Sept. 18 it became the United States Air Force an independent branch of the United States Armed Forces. The Air Force motto is Aim high, fly, fight, win. Lt. Colonel Aragon post your colors.
"Finally, the standard representing MIAs and POWs from all the branches of the United States Military from all wars is being presented by LaVerna Petersen. The United States Military currently lists 83,000 service personnel as Missing in Action or Prisoners of War from conflicts from World War II to the current actions. Each of these service personnel have had a mother and LaVerna, an American Legion Auxiliary member, represents those mothers who faithfully wait for their child to return. The motto the American people have adopted for our MIAs and POWs is Never Forget. LaVerna post your colors.
"Ladies and gentlemen these are the standards of the Armed Forces of the United States of America, may the God of heaven and earth bless and protect all those who serve or have served under them," said Sansevero.
Nick Behling, recently returned from active duty led the pledge of allegiance.
The program continued with poems by Commissioners James Nelson and Laurie Pitchforth. A ladies choir sang a medley of patriotic songs. A 21 gun salute was presented by Lou Sansevero, Jeff Horrocks, Clifford Snow, Lon DeLange, George Hendrickson, Kent Peterson, and Earl Nelson. The flag bearers (in the color guard) were John Aragon, Don Petersen and Sam Singleton. The color guard commander was Red Hess.
Mayor Behling introduced the Ferron Elementary Liberty kids. They sang the National Anthem and then invited the audience to join them and they sang the National Anthem a second time. The Liberty kids pass special patriotic requirements and challenges to become Liberty kids. They memorize the National Anthem as one of these requirements.


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The exposition and related exhibits included several live robot demonstrations that showcased the company's robot technology and automation products, including integrated vision and offline programming.
The expo and technical forum were held a the Museo de Arte Interactivo de Ciencia y Tecnologia Descubre (Museum of Science and Technology Disovery). Ceremonies included speeches by YMM and Motoman VIPs as well as the governor of the state of Aguascalientes.


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Rick Larsen of the Division of Wildlife Resources spoke to the Emery County Commissioners recently. "This is my first time here at commission meeting and I am glad to be here. When Derris Jones retired, the state asked me to fill in for his position," said Larsen.
"I am originally from back East and I came to Utah in 1981 as a fisheries biologist. I am a Vietnam combat veteran. I really love it here in Utah," added Larsen.
Larsen went on to say that he has worked in Flaming Gorge and in the State DWR office in Salt Lake City. He reported on the Migratory Bird Day held recently in Emery County. "We had low attendance and feel that the cold blustery day didn't help much," said Larsen. "We are working on the Ferron fishing ponds. The project is funded but we may request some help from Emery County with engineering some items. These ponds will be an asset to the area, not only for the young people, but we have found these types of fishing ponds help the senior citizens in the area also. We are hoping to begin the construction in September."
During the citizen concerns portion of the commission meeting, the question was asked concerning the recent auction of county surplus items. Commissioner Gary Kofford stated the auction was well attended, all items were sold and the county received about $58,000.
The decision was made by the commissioners to begin the project to repair the roof at the Museum of the San Rafael. As a result of the roof design and the failure of a heat tape, during the winter, ice built up and when it thawed, water ran into the building and down the walls, doing quite a bit of damage.
Stilson Construction was the only company to come to the showing of the project. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks stated the construction company bid $146, 317 to do the project. The project will consist of the construction of a new roof over the opening in the roof where the initial leak occurred. The project also calls for the installation of new rain gutters which will redirect all the drainage to the outside edges of the existing roof.
Commissioner Drew Sitterud announced the repair work to the inside of the museum will be completed at a later date, following the repair work to the roof. He stated the building inspector has been apprised of these actions and has approved the work to be completed.
The commissioner reappointed Dean King, Bevan Wilson and Kent Petersen to Emery County Special Service District #1. There were three openings, and these three, who are already on the board, and reapplied to retain their seats.
Owen Olsen was approved to be hired as a part time maintenance person for the libraries in the county. He will be provided with a vehicle and provide the upkeep on all of the libraries. Casey Jo Reid was hired as a part time janitor for the Castle Dale Library.
Commissioner Horrocks announced seven contractors attended the site showing of the next phase of the Moore Road project. The bids are being accepted now by the Utah Department of Transportation and will be opened on May 31. Following the opening of the bids, the engineer Johansen and Tuttle, will be notified, along with the special service district.


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Any comments from Yu Na?
The first question that she was asked:
Q: Your feeling on returning to Korea?
Yuna: It's been eight months, so I am little nervous. In LA, I was preparing very hard for the World Championships. It's disappointing not to have the Championship and return to Korea as I really prepared hard for it, but at this point, my bigger wish is that there is no further harm in Japan.
And the last question that she was asked:
Q: Any words to the fans?
Yuna: I am sorry not being able to compete after so much expectation. I am disappointed that I cannot show the result of my preparation. But the situation in Japan is really difficult now, and it is not right to think about the competition first. I pray and hope that people in Japan do not suffer any more harm.
thanks, jaylee. I'm glad we'll see Yu-Na perform in Moscow now - so looking forward to it!
Shizuka Arakawa collected messages for Japan from the fellow cast of Stockholm on Ice.
Mot, is there a way for people outside Japan to support this event? I used Google translator but don't find a working link.
Shizuka Arakawa visited temporary shelters for those who lost homes in Sendai. (news clip)
Although she now resides in Tokyo, she grew up in Sendai from the age of 2 till 18 when she left to go to the university in Tokyo. She is a local hero and well loved there. She brought with her some food, including chocolate for children, eye masks (to make it easier to sleep in the crowded shelters), shoes, etc.
Reaction from those visited;
'She's extremely beautiful and also a gold medallist. I was star-struck, but encouraged by her message.'
'I thought, time and again, I should persevere.'
'She gave me such a warm message that I felt calmer now than before.'
She also delivered the Japanese national flag, with signatures and messages from her fellow cast of Stockholm on Ice to the mayor of Sendai.
Bank Name: Minato Bank (SWIFT code: HSINJPJK) みなと銀行
Branch: Suma New Town Branch 須磨ニュータウン支店
Account Number: 1803527 普通口座 1803527
Name of account holder: Hyogo Skate Charity ヒョウゴスケートチャリティー
I however advise you NOT to make an international bank transfer, as you'd loose so much as transaction fee. If you know someone in Japan whom you can trust, it's best to send money to them (via Paypal, let's say, as their fee is pretty reasonable) and ask to donate on your behalf. I am going to ask my mum to do it for me.
Alternatively, they say money collected will be donated to Japan Red Cross via Japan Skating Federation, so you can cut the middle men and donate directly to the Red Cross in your country. I have made a donation to British Red Cross online, and I was able to attach a small message to my donation; so you can mention the charity show there to make it explicit.
Last edited by mot; 04-07-2011 at 07:58 AM.
Mot, thank you for that info. What do you think of sending the money directly to the Japanese Red Cross? I did contribute to the US Red Cross already (for that benefit last weekend in California) but the agency does not have the greatest reputation. It would be nice to eliminate that middleman too if possible. It looks as though I can do it via Paypal. What do you think?
apparently there was another aftershock registering 7+ on the scale.
The show is not going to be televised, as far as I know, but I bet some news clips of the show will emerge. If I find any, I will post the links here.
Tonichelle, thankfully, there are so far no deaths reported and no tsunami hit the coastal regions. There are however some damages to infrastructure and power cuts across Tohoku region. Fukushima nuclear power plants are not affected by it.
Last edited by mot; 04-07-2011 at 12:39 PM.
As per my previous post, a charity gala was held in Kobe for the victims of the earthquake and tsunami on April 9. The idea for the show was first conceived by the skaters in Kansai region and the show was mainly organised by them.
All cast lined up to collect donations from the spectators after the gala. It was reported that 2700 people came to the show (sold-out) and they remained standing for a few hours until the last guest left.
photo of the cast with donation box - http://www.sponichi.co.jp/sports/new...95460_view.jpg
According to this article, the total sum raised was ¥12,727,838 (approx. $150,000); ¥295,4323 from the charity auction and ¥977,3515 raised as cash donation at the venue.
(ETA: the sum does not include the proceeds from the ticket sale, so the final sum to be donated to Japanese Red Cross will be far greater than the sum quoted here.)
Daisuke's comment;
'I felt as if being suspended in the mid air while waiting for the final decision was made, whether the World Championships was to be cancelled or not. I had some rest so I need to work further on my physical condition from now till the Worlds. I believe I've got time to do so.'
Yuzuru's comment;
He was at his home rink in Sendai, practising, when the earthquake stuck.
'The ground was shaking so hard that I could barely remain standing. I fled with my skates on and there was flooding outside caused by the burst underground drainage.'
He stayed in the temporary shelter for 4 days and then started practising again in Kanagawa Prefecture 10 days after the initial earthquake.
'I felt powerless and mortified watching my home town getting destroyed. I felt fear, which was beyond description. Now I would like to uplift the spirits of as many of the afflicted as possible through skating.'
News clips showing some performances and interview;
(Daisuke saying, 'I understand it will take a long time for the affected areas to recover and resurrect, so I am thinking what more we could do to help.')
(Yuzuru saying; 'understanding that we are not all alone and putting our energy together, we'll see the path to recovery.')
Last edited by mot; 04-09-2011 at 11:46 AM.
Many many thank to Mot for all the translation.
Poor Yuzuru, his comment make me really feel for him. It must be horrible experience earthquake and see your own town got destroyed without knowing what will happen.
He practise at Kanagawa!!!!!! It is quite far from his home town right? I wonder what he will do when his school open? Does he has to relocate? Poor him.
I sincerely hope everything in Japan will be better! At least the new earth quake doesn't cause much damage.
p.s. The more I know about Shizuka, the more I admire her.
Last edited by treeloving; 04-09-2011 at 12:01 PM.
Here is my translation of an article published in Nihon Keizai Shinbun Newspaper; Shizuka wrote about her recent trip to Sendai. I found it very sincere, intelligent and moving, and I'd like to share it with you all.
I left Tokyo, at 3am April 6th and headed for Miyagi Prefecture, where I grew up and is now badly damaged by the East Japan Great Earthquake, together with my parents.
I lived in Aoba in Sendai City and Rifu Town in Miyagi since I was 2 year-old till I graduated from high school, and I have many fond memories of these places. I felt an urge to do something as soon as the earthquake struck, but I had to wait until Tohoku Motorway was reopened and I was sure I would not be a burden as long as I brought my own food supply and beddings in my car.
I wanted to visit the afflicted areas and understand what are needed and what I can contribute, using my own eyes and ears.
For what a little I could do, me and my parents spent several days collecting 300 pairs of socks, 10 cardboard boxes full of sweets, training wears, sweat pants and tops, Tees, sneakers, etc. We brought them with us, and some monetary donations.
The companies sponsoring me kindly donated 300 eye masks and some canned / bottled drinks, and my friend donated 12 cardboard boxes, each contain 18 boxes of chocolate.
I was planning to bring back to Tokyo whatever was not needed by the people; I was anxious that all clothing items I had were of my size.
We started OK on Tohoku Motorway, but as soon as we hit Tochigi Prefecture, the speed limit was reduced to 80km/h. There were cracks on the road surface. When reached Fukushima Prefecture, the cracks were so bad that the car started to bump up and down, and the lorries in front of me and behind were shaking so much that I was worried that goods they were carrying might start falling. I tightened my grip on the stirring wheel. Normally, it takes 4 hours to reach Sendai from Tokyo, but it took 5 hours this time.
I usually leave the motorway at Sendai-Miyagi junction, but this time, we got off at Sendai-Minami junction, one before Sendai-Miyagi and joined Sendai-Tobu Way. It was because we wanted to see one of the areas, which was most badly damaged by the tsunami, Wakabayashi and Miyagino, and check out the temporary shelters there.
I had heard that Tobu Way acted as a kind of tsunami defence when the disaster struck, and I was able to see that myself. The sceneries on the right and left of the road were completely different. On the side of the sea, there were nothing left standing, while on the side of the land many buildings survived. Arahama was famous for beautiful pine woods, but most of the trees were knocked down and there were nothing there resembling what I had remembered.
In Sendai, I visited the City Hall and the Prefectural Office. I wanted to meet and hear the stories from the officials who had organised the victory parade in Sendai when I won the gold in 2006 Torino Olympics. The head teacher of my alma mater, Tohoku High School, came to see me there too. He told me that their baseball team, who played in the Spring National High School Tournament in March, are now all volunteering in Ishimaki and Kesennuma areas.
I especially wanted to visit the shelters that are housing many children, so an official in the City Hall had researched and took me to the shelter in Wakabayashi.
The children there were much more cheerful on surface than I had anticipated. However, as soon as I asked what theyd want and what theyd want to do now, they were hesitant to reply. After some period of silence, they shyly answered, I want to play baseball, etc.
Usually, whenever I ask the similar questions to children, they eagerly respond, listing many different things. I then realised how much these children in the shelter were suffering inside.
Still, they smile and they behave cheerfully; the sight of them gives hope and energy to the grown-ups. When I talked to the skater based in Sendai, I felt the same too.
The only ice rink in Sendai was where I practiced as a child. It is now closed without any plan to reopen, due to the burst pipeworks and the half-collapsed building adjacent to it. Around 30 young skaters belonging to the club there commuted to another rink elsewhere by coach, and carried on practicing during the spring school holidays.
Some of you may wonder why bother with figure skating in the midst of all difficulties, but I believe many parents felt they could carry on fighting if their children were happy and active.
Information infrastructure started to be rebuilt in Sendai now, which allows us to know exactly the situations of many temporary shelters and what their acute needs are. But weve still got a long way to go.
What a little I can do is to let the rest of the country know the conditions and needs of those afflicted. Fortunately, I have a lot of opportunities to be in front of the crowd and meet many people. There is a limit to what I can do as an individual, but I can relay the messages and information to create a bigger wave of support to the stricken areas.
It is of course very important to organise big supporting activities with immediate effects, such as charity events, but small yet long-lasting acts of support can also help as much. It was a very short visit, but I will continue to think and find what more I can do, based on what I heard from the people of Miyagi.
Many areas of Japan have been badly affected by the disasters, and the amount of time and money needed to bring back those areas to the state before the disasters, is beyond comprehension of many. I believe what is important is our determination to provide long continuous support in order to restore normality.
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Elizabeth Burleson
BurlesonInstitute.org; London School of Economics (LSE)
February 17, 2012
Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, 2013
United States natural gas production is likely to stunt the direction and intensity of renewable energy by up to two decades according to a MIT study. Gas will not provide a "'bridge to a low-carbon future if it erodes efforts to prepare a landing at the other end of the bridge." Unconventional natural gas extraction need not become a "transition" to a new addiction. This article analyzes how cooperative federalism and inclusive decision-making can provide legitimacy and transparency when balancing property rights versus police powers to regulate natural gas production.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 11
Keywords: human rights, environment, hydraulic fracturing, Hydrofracking, federalism, public participation, access to information, natural gas, energy, intellectual property rights, constitutional law, climate change, methane, water, natural resources
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|Embarrassing to bivy on this one
Date Climbed: Jan 6, 2013
|First HP on a 3 week road trip thru 17 states. Hiked over to see Mina Sauk falls at night.
|Posted Feb 16, 2013 9:44 pm
Date Climbed: Mar 8, 2003
|Posted Jan 20, 2013 12:58 am
|Third HP
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2012
|If only they were all so easy... just kidding of course, the challenges of the others make them so much fun. If you have a chance go check out Mina Sauk Falls. If you go in August expect it to be all dry. The rocks where by the typical falls site are stunning and afford a great view even when there's no water.
|Posted Aug 29, 2012 12:37 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 2, 2012
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|Posted Aug 18, 2012 4:07 pm
|Beauty is where you find it
Date Climbed: Mar 10, 2012
If you're above highpointing, then it's real simple: don't go, and your sense of superiority ought also to place you above trolling on SHP summit logs.
Hit this one up "on the way" back from a Radiohead show with my dad in St. Louis. I would've done the Mina Sauk trail, but for my 76-year-old father who doesn't get around as well as he once did and an additional 10 hours left to drive home.
Still, we both hit up the observation tower for the great views offered there.
|Posted Mar 11, 2012 3:53 pm
Date Climbed: Feb 4, 2012
|Very nice day. I only saw one other person hiking in the area. The trail heads were easy to find and the trails were well marked.
|Posted Feb 6, 2012 3:19 pm
|New Years HP
Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2011
|Highpoint #6 - did this on new years day of 2011 after spending the night in Branson, MO. Accidentally went to the Resivoir...had to back track a little on the drive to get to the real high point. it was cold; barely above freezing.
|Posted Sep 28, 2011 11:12 pm
|The Blair Witch HP
Date Climbed: Nov 4, 2004
|My boxer fought a tree.
|Posted Aug 21, 2011 5:55 pm
Date Climbed: Mar 1, 1994
|A dangerous night climb.
|Posted Aug 10, 2011 5:14 pm
|Missouri High
Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2005
|Slept the night previous at the campground at the trailhead, it was warm and muggy. The view across the nearby wooded hills was pleasant.
|Posted Aug 1, 2011 3:45 pm
|Steve Gruhn
Date Climbed: Nov 7, 2001
|Pretty simple stroll. I noted that gasoline was less than a dollar per gallon on this trip.
|Posted Jan 18, 2011 4:52 pm
|Pleasant and Scenic
Date Climbed: Nov 13, 2010
|With McCannster. Quick drive down from St Louis. No view at the summit but took a nice walk down to Mina Sauk falls (dry but nice views). HP #8
|Posted Dec 3, 2010 6:18 pm
|Nice Forests
Date Climbed: Nov 13, 2010
|HP #12. With Alika. Pretty short drive from St Louis area. Just a bit past the peak of the fall colors, but still nice surroundings. No summit views, but strolled down to Mina Sauk Falls, where there are really nice views.
|Posted Nov 15, 2010 4:15 pm
|Twenty down, working eastward
Date Climbed: Oct 17, 2010
|Nice cool weather, did with the wife on a nice paved trail. Map and pics at http://www.willhiteweb.com/state_highpoint/missouri/taum_sauk_mountain_376.htm
|Posted Oct 24, 2010 3:14 am
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2010
|super humid and hot. 1/3 the way through the states
|Posted Aug 15, 2010 12:32 am
|Cool view, but only from the side, not the very top
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2010
|Drive up. Got a photo of the sign. Nothing special really.
|Posted Aug 11, 2010 4:00 pm
|Ninth Of Eleven This Trip
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2010
|nothing especially memorable here - it took forever to get here and forever to leave as well
|Posted Jul 31, 2010 5:12 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2010
|Nice little Highpoint in a really pretty area.
|Posted Jul 29, 2010 9:11 pm
Date Climbed: May 13, 2010
|On an eastern journey, I decided to hit all the highpoints of the states I'd be in - 16 possible states, and Taum Sauk was number 2 on the trip.
|Posted May 31, 2010 8:28 pm
|Guru Jakk Longacre
Date Climbed: Nov 11, 1999
|Spent the pm with Guru Jakk Longacre (founder of the 50 state highpoint club who lived there in his trailer). Took him to breakfast the next morning to the "Town & Country" diner where he signed a mug for me! He died a few months later. This was my 49th HP! Did #50 (Gannenett Peak, WY in 2002). WY was also Jakk's #50 HP! He had a great autographed climbing library!
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