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Hi Guys,
I was just wondering if you could help me with any suggestions in implementing input from a user and outputting it to the console, I have getters and setters that the user needs to be able to use as a template for the type of data they need to enter, here's some of the code I have written up:
This is some of the file that stores the variables,getters and setters..
// Instance Variables // ================== private int upc; private String title; private int issueNumber; private String publisher; private String gradeCode; private double currentValue; public String determineCondition; public double calcSellingPrice; // Main Method public static void main(String[] args) { // Create instance of Student ComicBook comicbook = new ComicBook (687788599, "Aquaman", 12, "Marvel", "MT", 20.00); comicbook.setUpc(539684363); } // Create the Constructors public ComicBook() { setUpc(596060547); setTitle("Wolverine"); setIssueNumber(20); setPublisher("Marvel Comics"); setGradeCode("FR"); setCurrentValue(50.00); } public ComicBook(int upc, String title, int issueNumber, String publisher, String gradeCode, double currentValue){ setUpc(upc); setTitle(title); setIssueNumber(issueNumber); setPublisher("Marvel Comics"); setGradeCode("FR"); setCurrentValue(50.00); } // Getters and Setters // Upc getters and setters public int getUpc() { return upc; } public void setUpc(int upc) { this.upc = upc; } // Title getters and setters public String getTitle() { return title; } public void setTitle(String title) { this.title = title; }
This file needs to grab user input then display, the users need to be able to input into the getters and setters like they are creating a new item themself:
public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in); //Initialize the scanner BufferedReader keyboard = null; // input stream int numBooks = 0; //How many books are to be entered? int whatNumBook = 0; //If this exceeds the value of numBooks, exit(); ComicBook c = new ComicBook(); //create new comic book //Welcome message System.out.println("Welcome to the Comic Book Manager!"); //Start running with request for no. of books //Store value in numBooks for later use System.out.print("How many books will you be entering today? "); try { numBooks = scanner.nextInt(); //Now wait for user to enter the number of books they are entering System.out.print("Please enter what number book you would like to start with? "); whatNumBook = scanner.nextInt(); //Once they are finished this will end the program if (whatNumBook > numBooks){ exit(); } System.out.println("Upc: " + c.getUpc()); System.out.println("Title: " + c.getTitle()); System.out.println("Issue Number: " + c.getIssueNumber()); System.out.println("Publisher: " + c.getPublisher()); System.out.println("Grade Code: " + c.getGradeCode()); System.out.println("Current Value: " + c.getCurrentValue()); } finally { if (whatNumBook != 0) { System.out.println("Closing Comic Book Manager"); ComicBookManager.exit(); }else { System.out.println("Comic Book Manager not open"); }
Hope that makes sense, any help would be appreciated


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A BMW made its own parking spot Thursday morning when it landed on top of two other cars.
The SUV was on the third floor of a parking garage around 11:15 a.m. at 20 E. Randolph St. when the driver suddenly hit the gas, said Vicky Baftiri, who witnessed the incident.
The car flew through some wires and launched into the air, landing on top of a Jaguar and Mercedes.
"I was pulling out from my parking spot," Baftiri said. "If those cars weren't there he would've hit me."
The driver looked thoroughly shaken and Baftiri yelled to call 911. Chicago Police and fire officials arrived, and no one appeared injured.
The crash happened on the same floor as an Enterprise Rent-A-Car. A clerk at the kiosk told Baftiri the man was returning the rented vehicle.
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IBM® z Integrated Information Processor (zIIP) is a purpose-built processor designed to operate asynchronously with the general processors in the mainframe to help improve utilization of computing capacity and control costs. It is designed for select data and transaction processing workloads and for select network encryption workloads.
zIIPs allow customers to purchase additional processing power without affecting the total million service units (MSU) rating or machine model designation.
IBM does not impose IBM software charges on zIIP capacity, but charges apply when additional general purpose CP capacity is used.
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Assign workloads previously designated for distributed environments to the mainframe to help maximize existing computing capacity.
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Move eligible processes from the central processor (CP) onto zIIP to reduce software expenditures. There are no software charges for zIIP capacity, so every process you move to a zIIP saves you money.
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Lower the rolling 4-hour average MSUs for LPARs by assigning zIIPs to reduce charges for sub-capacity eligible IBM software products.
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Ufologist Involved in the Great Pyramids of Giza Research
Dennis Balthaser's Editorial for September 2002
Searching for the Truth
(Always Telling the Truth, Means Never Having to Remember Anything)
Ufologist Involved in the Great Pyramids of Giza Research:
Many of you might wonder how a Ufologist would fit in with the research being done by The Great Pyramid of Giza Research Association. Dr. John DeSalvo is the Director of this association, and he has organized some of the best researchers in the world within the past few years to research the history of the pyramids and to study the effects the pyramids supposedly possess. Currently the advisory board consists of 22 individuals from Canada, Ukraine, Italy, India, France, Malta and the United States comprised of scientists, physicists, Egyptologists, engineers and recently a Ufologist. The association web site is www.gizapyramid.com and if you have any interest in the pyramids, I would highly recommend this site. Currently the association has over 5000 members.
In this editorial I will share a limited amount of the research that has been done by a few members of the advisory board over the years and give a few of my own theories.
Stephen Mehler has researched a civilization known as Khemitians, well over 10,000 years old, which has led to his book, "The Land of Osiris". He and others believe the Khemitians were an advanced prehistoric civilization in ancient Egypt. Could the Khemitians have built the pyramids? Mehler thinks the answer could be yes, and his research supports that of others that say the Great Pyramids were never intended to be a tomb for an Egyptian King, but possibly a machine to transform, generate and transmit energy. The theories on the Khemitian civilization by some researchers goes as far as stating they may have been in contact with star people, because it appears they had technology and tools that were superior to anything the Egyptians or any other known civilization possessed. The use of water and sound may someday prove to have been a key factor in the building of the great pyramids as a means of overcoming gravity to handle the gigantic stones used to build the pyramids and the precise accuracy used to cut them.
No mummy or remains of any kind have been found in the great pyramid. When first entered by the Arabs in 820 AD, the only thing found was an empty granite box in the Kings chamber called the "coffer". The empty, lidless box was uninscribed and undecorated, and most certainly would have been covered with hieroglyphics and paintings had a Pharaoh been placed in it, as was the custom of the Egyptians. It is the only pyramid with ascending and descending passages. Others pyramids only have descending passages. Dead Pharaoh's don't need air, so why were airshafts built into the great pyramid?
Originally the great pyramid was covered with highly polished limestone casing stones, which acted like gigantic mirrors to reflect light and so powerful that it would have been visible from the moon. The Arabs removed most of the casing stones from the pyramid in the 14th century to build mosques.
It has been assumed the great pyramid was built for Khufu a pharaoh of the 4th dynasty about 2600 BC, but historical records indicate Khufu was not buried in the great pyramid, and it is our belief that the Sphinx and the pyramids of Giza are much older than we've been told by modern day Egyptologists. Many have researched the Pyramids during the past 4 or 500 years including Napoleon Bonaparte in 1798, whose expedition was accompanied not only by his military, but also by engineers, surveyors, astronomers, artist and archeologists. Their work was published in many volumes from 1809 to 1822 by order of Napoleon. Napoleon was supposedly visibly shaken after spending time alone in the King's Chamber and refused to ever talk about it again. Some say he was given some vision of his destiny while alone in the King's chamber.
Another of our advisory board members, Joe Parr has spent an entire night on top of the great pyramid on two separate occasions in 1997 and 1998, conducting electrical, magnetic and radioactive measurements. He has been able to measure an Energy field or bubble that forms around the pyramid. The energy field appears to vary with the 11-year sunspot cycle. As a point of interest it appears that the great pyramid was never finished, since the top is flat and contains no top stone. The top of the pyramid has a 30 by 30 foot flat area.
Our Russian board member Volodymyr Krasnoholovets, was part of a Russian and Ukrainian group utilizing large pyramids recently built by the Russian National Academy of Sciences in the Ukraine, that discovered; the immune system of organisms increased upon exposure in the pyramid, agriculture seeds placed in the pyramid for 1 to 5 days showed a 30% increase in yield, violent weather seems to decrease in the area of the pyramid, the potency of pharmaceuticals increased with decreasing side effects, and the pyramids decrease the strength of various viruses and bacteria. Ordinary water does not freeze even at 40 degrees below zero and retains its properties for years, while synthesized diamonds turn out harder and purer when placed in the pyramids.
Since I have had an interest in the pyramids and a few other subjects for years I felt very honored when I was recommended by Jeff Rense and asked to join the advisory board, and this research may well be some of the most difficult I've attempted thus far. After all it's not going to be easy for any of us to prove, much less convince the world that the great pyramids of Egypt may not be Egyptian. Keep in mind that tourism in Egypt is big business and they will not relinquish that easily. In my research I'm referring only to the 3 pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, as I do believe many if not all of the other pyramids in Egypt may have been built by the Egyptians, but when they are studied, it seems obvious to me that they are simply poor replicas of the original 3, based on the workmanship, the smaller size and the lack of technology involved. None of the pyramids anywhere in the world compare with the pyramids of Giza. In recent years there have been attempts to duplicate the construction of the pyramids only to have failed miserably in their attempts, and they wound up using cranes, front-end loaders and other modern day equipment, still not able to duplicate what was accomplished thousands of years ago. Whoever and whenever the pyramids of Giza were built knew something that apparently we still don't know today. They were one of the original seven wonders of the world and are in fact the only thing still remaining of those seven wonders.
The factual information about the pyramids of Giza to someone like myself that devoted 36 years to civil engineering is almost incomprehensible. Let me share a few of those facts with you before I talk about some of the research I've done with other advisory board members as it pertains to Ufology and particularly the Roswell Incident.
The great pyramid of Giza is composed of 2 ½ million blocks of limestone, which weigh 2 to 70 tons each, (you could build 30 Empire State buildings with its masonry). The base of the pyramid covers 13 acres and it has a volume of 90 million cubic feet. It is 454 feet high, equivalent to a 48-story building. There are 203 courses or steps to the summit. Each side slopes upward at an angle of 51 degrees 51 minutes and each side has an area of 5 ½ acres, while less than a fiftieth of an inch separates the blocks with optical precision. Construction of the great pyramids of Giza was no accident---whoever build them knew what they were doing.
Some of our assumptions about the pyramids of Giza being much older than we've been told are derived from the Sphinx. For many years the body of the Sphinx was protected by sand that completely covered it except for the head portion. When the sand was removed in the mid 1800s, the body of a lion appeared including outstretched paws. Further study of the Sphinx now indicates to many researchers that the deteriation of the Sphinx body was not caused by sand and wind, but rather by water, and there has not been that volume of water in that area of the world for over 7,000 years, which would predate the Egyptian civilization, that today takes credit for the Sphinx and the pyramids of Giza. The head of the Sphinx is also a concern to us. Some of us believe the face of the Sphinx has been altered. It is totally out of proportion with the body and may at one time have been the head of a lion or even a female face, which would correspond with the Khemetian civilization that appears to have had the female gender in the power positions rather than males. This again would be contrary to Egyptian teaching, since the female was the dominant gender for the Khemitian civilization I mentioned earlier as predating Egyptians, and a female face would probably have been that of a North African woman, which the face does resemble today. My personal belief in viewing the head of the Sphinx is that the back half of the head seems proportioned to the body, while the front half may in fact have been altered.
My own research on the Pyramids and more specifically the Egyptians since I became a part of the association, was created from being familiar with the symbols described by Major Jesse Marcel and his son Jesse Jr. pertaining to the I-beams from the 1947 Roswell Incident craft. The writing on the I-beams has been referred to as resembling hieroglyphics on several occasions.
I contacted Linda Corley who was the last person to interview Major Marcel in 1981, prior to his death. During that interview Marcel drew 5 symbols on a piece of paper as he remembered them looking, and signed the paper. Ms Corley's research indicated that the symbols did in fact resemble demotic hieroglyphics. After obtaining Ms. Corley's permission, since her work is copyrighted, I purchased her manuscripts and asked one of the Pyramid Association members to analyze Marcel's drawing. The response I got back was negative pertaining to any similarities with Egyptian hieroglyphics. I will continue to exhaust all research avenues available to me in order to confirm or deny that there is any correlation between the symbols on the Roswell craft I-beams and hieroglyphics.
Another part of my research will of course involve the possibility of extraterrestrials having been involved in some manner, perhaps not in the actual construction of the pyramids, but by providing technology to a civilization that predates Egypt. It will certainly be interesting research.
Dennis G. Balthaser
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Cohesion policy is delivering the EU's priorities, but needs to be modernised, a major conference organised by the CPMR has heard.
In partnership with the Directorate General for Regional Policy of the European Commission (DG REGIO), the CPMR organised a major conference in Brussels on 13 October to discuss the key role of Cohesion policy for the future of the European Union.
Using concrete examples presented by CPMR member regions, the conference aimed to demonstrate the role of Cohesion policy in delivering EU priorities, improving investment conditions and achieving territorial, economic and social cohesion.
Three main messages emerged from discussions during the conference. Firstly, Cohesion policy is delivering EU priorities and that it needs to be modernised. The need to ensure that the discourse is realistic, the narrative suitable and in line with the EU Treaty were stressed.
Secondly, that the link between Cohesion policy and the European Semester should be more seen under the light of an interaction between the two rather than support form Cohesion to the European semester. The idea of reinforcing the territorial
dimension of the European semester was mentioned as a way forward.
Thirdly, that 'ex ante conditionalities' could be one of the major lifelines of Cohesion Policy when it comes to renewing it for the post-2020 period. The most famous of ex ante conditionalities at regional level – smart specialisation strategies – is one of the successful stories of Cohesion policy.
It was also confirmed that regions are agents of innovation and intermediaries facilitating private investment with the help of Cohesion policy. Structural funds often work as seed funding and allow the development of projects in all types of regions while delivering EU priorities.
On island regions, the European Commission said that they do not need special attention according to their specific territorial characteristics and challenges, as islands are so different.
There was a consensus among participants that there are still significant improvements to be made regarding the visibility of Cohesion policy.
The CPMR and the representatives of the European Commission and the Committee of the Regions highlighted how crucial it is for Cohesion policy to build a strong communication strategy and to enhance its visibility.
In total, 42 CPMR member regions attended the conference. Commissioner for Regional Policy, Corina Creţu, and Enrico Rossi, president of Tuscany and Vice-president of the CPMR in charge of Cohesion policy, spoke at the conference. View the conference agenda and speakers


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UH College of Business to receive federal grantUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Office of U.S. Senator Daniel K. Akaka
Washington, D.C. - Senator Daniel K. Akaka today announced the University of Hawaii at Manoa College of Business will receive $344,000 from the U.S. Department of Education under the Centers for International Business Education Program. The funding will be used in the College's Pacific Asian Management Institute (PAMI).
Earlier this year, Senator Akaka wrote to the U.S. DOE in support of UH stating, "Funding for the PAMI will enable stronger business and cultural ties among Pacific Island and Asian countries, which will benefit the United States."
The PAMI program includes innovative efforts to educate the community on issues that impact the global economy, such as homeland security and intellectual property, and the relationship between sound environmental practices and profit motivations.
Senator Akaka said, "As a former educator, I applaud the accomplishments achieved by the PAMI in providing students with skills to meet the needs of companies doing business in Asia and the Pacific."
For more information, visit: http://akaka.senate.gov/


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- 1.1 SWTBot fails with"swtbottestapplication" could not be found in the registry
- 1.2 No active Shell when running SWTBot tests in Xvfb
- 1.3 WidgetNotFoundException when stepping through SWTBot test in Eclipse debugger
- 1.4 Headless Testing Troubleshooting
SWTBot fails with"swtbottestapplication" could not be found in the registry
If you get an error like:
java.lang.RuntimeException: Application "org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.core.swtbottestapplication" could not be found in the registry. The applications available are: some.long.list.of.application.ids
Then the most common cause is that the target platform does not have the "org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.core" plugin. If you're certain that you have this plugin, but the error persists. Try running with -consoleLog -debug options turned on while running the tests. This would most probably tell you about a missing dependency that causes the plugin to not load.
No active Shell when running SWTBot tests in Xvfb
If you get an error like:
org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.exceptions.WidgetNotFoundException: The widget was null. at org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.widgets.AbstractSWTBot.<init>(AbstractSWTBot.java:97) at org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.widgets.AbstractSWTBotControl.<init>(AbstractSWTBotControl.java:47) at org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.widgets.SWTBotShell.<init>(SWTBotShell.java:49) at org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.widgets.SWTBotShell.<init>(SWTBotShell.java:38) at org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.SWTBotFactory.activeShell(SWTBotFactory.java:350)
Then a workaround is to force activation of the Shell at the beginning of your test:
UIThreadRunnable.syncExec(new VoidResult() { public void run() { PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getActiveWorkbenchWindow().getShell().forceActive(); } });
WidgetNotFoundException when stepping through SWTBot test in Eclipse debugger
If you set a debugger breakpoint in an SWTBot test and then step through it, you may see a WidgetNotFoundException from an SWTBot call that should easily succeed, like
SWTWorkbenchBot bot = new SWTWorkbenchBot(); ... bot.viewByTitle( "MyView" )
This is because when the debugger is in focus, your application is out of focus, which prevents SWTBot from finding its widgets.
You may be able to debug your problem by setting any breakpoints after the SWTBot calls you're interested in, and don't expect to be able to step across subsequent SWTBot calls. However this is extremely limited because you can only debug your code after one call to a SWTBot method and before the next call to an SWTBot method.
99% of the time you will need to debug into the SWTBot code to see why it is behaving as it is. Because of that debugging SWTBot is very difficult. The best is if you use an external debugger that does not take focus on the target machine. Failing that another technique is to create a static flag that is turned on just before the call to the SWTBot you want to debug and then check this flag inside the SWTBot code, after the active shell has been obtained but before the code you would like to debug.
Pro-Tip: If you're using Linux, you should use a Xephyr and run your tests into the Xephyr DISPLAY to prevent from this focus issue. Read more at SWTBot/Automate_test_execution#use_another_DISPLAY_to_save_time
Headless Testing Troubleshooting
ClassCastException: org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.XMLJUnitResultFormatter
Exception in thread "WorkbenchTestable" java.lang.ClassCastException: org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.XMLJUnitResultFormatter at org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless.EclipseTestRunner .run(EclipseTestRunner.java:331) at org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless.EclipseTestRunner .run(EclipseTestRunner.java:208) at org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless.UITestApplication .runTests(UITestApplication.java:115) at org.eclipse.ui.internal.testing.WorkbenchTestable$1.run(Work benchTestable.java:68) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:595)
The primary reason for this to happen is because you are using the incorrect version of an ant-junit fragment. If you are using swtbot, please ensure that you are not using the eclipse-test-framework's ant-junit fragment org.eclipse.ant.optional.junit_*.jar. Also ensure that you are using the right version of swtbot's ant-junit fragment that suits your junit version.
See Ant Setup and this thread for more up-to-date information on setting up dependencies.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: junit/framework/TestListener
[java] Exception in thread "WorkbenchTestable" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: junit/framework/TestListener [java] at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method) [java] at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:620) [java] at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.baseadaptor.DefaultClassLoader.defineClass(DefaultClassLoader.java:183) [java] at org.eclipse.osgi.baseadaptor.loader.ClasspathManager.defineClass(ClasspathManager.java:576) [java] at org.eclipse.osgi.baseadaptor.loader.ClasspathManager.findClassImpl(ClasspathManager.java:546) ... [java] at org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless.EclipseTestRunner.createFormatter(Unknown Source) [java] at org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless.EclipseTestRunner.createAndStoreFormatter(Unknown Source) [java] at org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless.EclipseTestRunner.run(Unknown Source) [java] at org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless.UITestApplication.runTests(Unknown Source) [java] at org.eclipse.ui.internal.testing.WorkbenchTestable$1.run(WorkbenchTestable.java:68) [java] at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)
If you're using junit3, then the stacktrace above will contain "org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit4.headless" in the stacktrace.
The following description assumes that you're using junit4, but the instructions will be similar for junit3 users. If you're not already on junit3, you're highly encouraged to move to junit4.
There could be various reasons for this error, please verify the following and post on the newsgroup if neither of these work:
- Verify that the command line used to execute the tests is similar to the one described here Ant Command Line. Add or remove arguments at your own risk only if you know what they are doing.
- That your test plugin depends on junit4. I'd recommend a 'Requires-Bundle' vs. 'Import-Package' dependency.
- Run the tests again with the "-consoleLog -debug" arguments. This will print some more useful output about why these tests did not work.
- That the correct version of junit4 is present, and no dependencies are missing.
- That there is only one version of junit4 in your plugins directory.
- That there in no "org.eclipse.swtbot.eclipse.junit3.headless" fragment and "org.eclipse.swtbot.ant.optional.junit3" present in your plugins directory. junit3 and junit4 do not seem to mix well in eclipse.
- That you do not have "org.eclipse.ant.optional.junit" or "org.eclipse.test" from the eclipse testframework jars. Infact, if possible, do not install the eclipse test framework into your SWTBot test environment.
If none of these fixes the issue, please see OSGi Console to diagnose this on the command line. If the diagnosis on the OSGi console does not seem right, please ask a question on the support forum. Do not forget to add the complete output of the console (with "-consoleLog -debug -noExit -console" arguments turned on), along with anything else that you found using the OSGi Console might help.


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It may seem like all of America is sad to hear the news of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' death at age 56, but Westboro Baptist Church can find a reason to hate anyone, and Jobs is no exception.
Margie Phelps, daughter of rogue church's pastor Fred Phelps, tweeted their plans to picket Job's funeral FROM HER IPHONE.
She wrote that Jobs went in hell. He served himself and not God, and he taught people to sin, Phelps said.
Phelps defended her use of Jobs' technology, saying "Rebels mad cuz I used iPhone to tell you Steve Jobs is in hell. God created iPhone for that purpose! "
The Phelps family makes up the majority of the small, Topeka, Kan. church, which is not affiliated with any Baptist body. Westboro, known for protesting funerals of soldiers and celebrities, is condemned by Christians across the U.S. for their blatant, unapologetic hatred and judgment.
The Washington Post's On Faith reported on Westboro's plans to protest Jobs funeral, including tweets from the rest of the Phelps family arguing they use Apple products for the glory of God:
The iPhone-wielding Westboro members seemed unable to find any irony in their embrace of the technology of a man they condemn. One church member even suggested that God was using Jobs to help advance the message of Westboro Baptist Church: "God used Steve Jobs to create amazing STUFF for WBC to preach," wrote Shirley Phelps-Roper.
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Carol Davis Elvin had a glamorous appeal.
The 37-year-old woman was beautiful, vivacious, talented, popular, articulate – and she was addicted to cocaine.
Elvin was gifted at scrimshaw. She engraved tiny scenes on ivory, bone or sea shells and inlaid the miniature artwork in gold or silver pendants, rings or pins, said her friend and fellow scrimshaw artist Joan Bondy. Elvin was also a talented oil painter.
The two sold their work to many Denver jewelry stores.
In social gatherings with Denver's wealthy, Elvin shined. She was often the center of attention, drawing people to her with her charm and wit, Bondy said.
In 1978, Bondy moved into Elvin's home and paid rent. Elvin was a lot of fun. They would go together on skiing vacations in Aspen, where Elvin had many powerful and wealthy friends.
"She had a larger than life personality. Her house was a place where there were people in and out all the time," Bondy said.


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When disaster strikes, there are places you — no human, really — wants to be. After the Fukushima disaster, for example, there was a bunch of fatally radioactive ground where no sane man would dare venture. And with inventions like Toshiba's new quadroped, disaster-investigating robot, they wouldn't have to.
The new four-legged robot, designed specifically with Fukushima in mind, is intended to carry out investigation deemed to dangerous for humans. It moves at a crawl (just over 1 kph), but that's in part because it's dragging along all kinds of equipment needed to accurately survey a disaster zone. The robot is controlled remotely, battery powered, and can go on sorties of up to two hours, collecting data about contamination levels and carefully negotiating rubble.
He may be a slowpoke, but it's hard to criticise when he could very well be saving your arse. And on the brightside, at least you can out run him when the robots turn on us. [Damn Geeky]


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Violence is a challenge that many families in Mexico face. In several communities the drug and gang violence has increased dramatically, which has driven some sponsored friends and their families from their homes.
The project staffs have to think of creative ways to help sponsored friends and their families while protecting themselves at the same time.
The Hope for a Family program conducts activities in safe locations that raise awareness among families about positive values and conflict resolution.
Many of the families are led by single mothers, and CFCA small community groups provide mothers with livelihood training workshops, encouragement and support.
We asked two of these mothers, Gloria and Maty, how the Hope for a Family program has helped them with the challenges they face.
Gloria's 16-year-old son, Juan, was sponsored for 10 years. She was once the leader of her mothers committee and is now in charge of serving eight smaller CFCA communities in the Guadalupe project.
Describe some of the biggest challenges that you have faced as a mother and as a woman.
As a mother, my challenge is raising my child. He is becoming a teenager and his behavior has changed.
I [hope] he will keep practicing values that I, as his mother, tried to instill in him to be a better person.
As a woman, I wish to overcome [obstacles] in life with the opportunities that CFCA offers me. I am very thankful.
How and why did you decide to be a leader in your mothers committee?
I was elected by many mothers and I wanted to participate; of course, I never imagined being in the place that I am now.
What did you learn from this experience and how has it helped you personally?
I learned to listen to people and to help others in need. My participation gave me a lot of satisfaction.
What is your role as liaison in the project office?
I am a regional contact person in charge of eight subprojects, six are located near the project headquarters and the other two are farther away.
I work with the subproject coordinators and send them the monthly reports from CFCA Kansas. I help them with their concerns, I train them and I also visit families and their communities.
What dreams and hopes do you have for the future?
My dream is to continue working for CFCA. I have a deep desire to carry out my work.
Maty is the coordinator of CFCA-Guadalupe. Her three children used to be sponsored through CFCA. She has served as a local leader at various levels.
My name is Matilde (Maty) Alvarado, and I am 47 years old. I have three children: 17-year-old Ana, 14-year-old Alfonso and 12-year-old Jes˙s.
Describe some of the biggest challenges you have faced as a mother and as a woman.
As a mother, I faced challenges when my children were sick and I did not have the money to take them to the doctor.
During the winter we were cold at night because we did not have doors to protect us while our home was being constructed.
We did not have our own house. We only had a small lot that we were paying off with much effort.
Many times we could not afford to buy clothes for our children at Christmas because we only had enough for our essential food needs.
Another challenge was the distance between my house and my office. It was an hour-and-a-half commute in the back of a truck.
I could not always catch a bus, so I had to leave my house at 5 a.m. and walk nearly 40 blocks before finding public transportation.
Working at CFCA was difficult in the beginning. I did not even know how to write a check or how to use a computer.
Many of the bank tellers treated me poorly for writing a check the wrong way. I had to learn many new things.
How did CFCA help you to overcome those obstacles?
CFCA is very important in our lives because we no longer encounter the same obstacles. My children became very responsible for themselves and also in school, and while I work, they take care of each other.
Thanks to CFCA I was able to move closer to my office. My husband and I started to pay off our small home and we now live closer to our jobs.
My work with CFCA helped lessen the financial burden on our family. My husband was able to save enough money to buy a used car, which helps me get to and from work. Now, I can spend more time with my children.
Today, I know how to send emails, use the Internet, write checks and communicate well with others. I am thankful for CFCA for so many things
There are some phrases that I consider important in my life. A good friend, CFCA-Kansas International project director Felipe Reyes, once told me, "CFCA is a learning school," and I completely agree. I would only like to add that "CFCA is a learning and overcoming obstacles school."
How is CFCA approaching challenges that women face in your community?
We want to let the mothers know that they have the power to change their lives. We want them to realize how truly valuable they are.
We want the mothers to know that they can live with dignity; that their role as mothers and women in the family is just as important as the husband's.
In what way has the violence impacted Mexico, and how do you deal with this situation?
We do our best, not to place the staff members or the sponsored children and their families at risk.
It impacts us directly because we are not able to host a mission awareness trip because of the violence. Sometimes we have to suspend meetings with the sponsored children and their families because of these issues.
Some of our staff members cannot even visit homes because they may find themselves in dangerous situations.
Some sponsored families have to leave their homes because they have been threatened. We provide these families with support.
What would you like to express about the impact CFCA has made in your life and the lives of the sponsored members and their families?
I am only an instrument who tries to do the best in my work as if it was my last day.
I thank God for CFCA. I also want to thank my co-workers for their patience and support, as well as my husband and children.
Thanks to Bob and Cristina Hentzen for trusting in me and giving me the opportunity to serve the people through CFCA.
I am also grateful for the sponsors because without their support, this mission could not be possible.
CFCA has changed the life of many families, especially the life of my family.


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Villages like Wohrn Town (from the video above) need your partnership to drill water wells. They can't dream of bearing the expense alone, but they can be empowered to save as many lives as their well ever will. Nearly all water-related death and illness is ultimately hygiene- and sanitation-related. Our Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) programs in Liberia demonstrate that villages can save before a well is even drilled and develop local leadership to ensure the ongoing impact of your gift through locally managed sustainability plans.
Living Water Liberia is piloting CLTS in five villages. Our teams there have committed to serving 15,200 people in 2013, and they need your help. Please learn more about this approach below, and help our staff equip communities in Liberia and around the world!
Community-Led Total Sanitation engages communities months before a drill rig arrives on the scene. It's an opportunity for our staff to foster real transformation. And because CLTS is a methodology recognized and encouraged by the Liberian government, we're eager to support its implementation.
Divided into multiple "pre-triggering" and "triggering" stages, hygiene and sanitation promoters begin by building relationships within a community. Natural leaders, often women, rise to the top. Though women may not be valued in traditional leadership roles, the subject area itself—village- and family-level water and sanitation—positions them as local experts. Staff promoters map out conversations and questions to trigger a community to identify its own problems, and these new leaders begin to develop their own answers.
Armed with this new revelation of their challenges, local leaders use local resources to build solutions: latrines, showers, dish racks, animal corals, garbage dumps, or whatever the need may be. Once they've integrated personal, environmental, food and water hygiene practices into the natural flow of community life, the Liberian government's Ministries of Health and Public Works recognize their efforts and award them the official status of having become "open-defecation free" (ODF). The government even records them in a public, online registry of ODF communities.
Achieving this government status indicates a community's dedication to saving lives. We're eager to supply access to safe water once we've seen demand recognized autonomously. A well couldn't be constructed with a village's local materials, and a community wouldn't have the capital to do so without our investment. So once Living Water has proof a community is truly committed to safeguarding a well, we can send in our drilling crew knowing that the local leadership to maintain it has been established.
CLTS is really one component of the larger picture of sustainability. After a community's natural leaders identify problems, solve them and receive a well, they transition into a new role—a water committee. Now responsible for protecting the well, they create their own bylaws to monitor its use, develop a maintenance fund through the collection of small fees (on average about $0.65 per family per month) and trained local pump mechanics are equipped for well maintenance. We monitor as they progress toward self-sufficiency, our ultimate goal!
Making water wells locally sustainable is a huge challenge, but we've seen CLTS produce real, workable, locally led solutions! We love watching villagers beam with pride at their own resourcefulness and celebrate the countless lives saved in the process. Please help our local Liberian staff fulfill their 2013 commitment to serve 15,200 people with life-saving lessons, paving the way for clean water.
" Once Living Water has proof a community is truly committed to safeguarding a well, we can send in our drilling crew knowing that the local leadership to maintain it has been established. "
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Ambaye has seen too much death. When he began his development career 29 years ago, it was in the midst of an Ethiopian famine—400,000 people died because of drought. His emergency relief work took him to South Sudan, Yemen and now to Liberia where he's joined our team. The improvement he's leading in Liberia is such a stark contrast to the devastation he's seen in the past and has even been recognized by Liberia's president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. It makes him proud of the innovation his staff accomplishes with communities every day. Read Ambaye's special message to you, here.
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Raymond's childhood was marked by Liberia's civil unrest. The war ultimately pushed his family across the border as refugees in Sierra Leone. When his father was killed by rebels, Raymond dedicated his life to making the world a better place. Now part of Living Water Liberia, he helps train communities to build their own sanitation facilities. He sees his work as a manifestation of the hands and feet of Jesus, a proclamation of the gospel through safe drinking water and sanitation.
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"Where do you get water?" "What do you eat?" "What happens after you eat?" Abigail keeps simple questions like these in her CLTS tool box. They help her trigger a community into identifying its sanitation problems. She can then empower those we serve to answer, "So what can we do as a community member to stop the problem?" Her words have the power to save lives. Because Abigail grew up in a small Liberian mining community, she loves those she serves as her own community. Cultivating community leaders, for Abigail, is a form of discipleship. Helping to change attitudes and promote life-saving behaviors is her demonstration of God's love.
We want to see more villages like Wohrn Town transformed in Liberia—and around the world—but we can't without your investment. Please partner with our staff to replicate this innovative approach to sustainability globally. In Liberia alone this year, Ambaye and his local team still need $492,400 to serve their 15,200 neighbors with life-saving lessons and safe water. Your support will send our staff into even more communities, months before we can drill a well.
1. Donate to Ambaye's team and his colleagues across the developing world.
2. Recruit others to do the same. Create a fundraising campaign and transform a community with your friends.
3. Spread the word. Share this video of lives saved in villages like Wohrn Town!
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Last week, we introduced a movement screen that we use with the players, called the Functional Movement Screen (FMS). As we mentioned, the FMS is a series of seven different exercises that allow us to analyze how the body is moving and consequently adjust the players' lifting and injury prevention programs based off of how well they perform the exercises and if they are feeling pain with any of them.
READ: Fitness Screening to improve performance and prevent injuries
Over the next couple weeks, we are going to break down the exercises in the FMS, showing some of the common form errors and then look at the different exercises that we incorporate into our programs in the gym and on the pitch to address any imbalances, dysfunctions and asymmetries.
Error #1: Knees over Toes
One of the most common errors we see with the Deep Squat is the players' inability to sit into their hips and the tendency to drive their knees forward. (pictured above) When the knees are in front of the toes, all the weight and forces go straight into the knees and prevent the hips and glutes from functioning the way they should. When we see this from the players, we have a number of corrective exercises in the gym and on the pitch that we have them perform to help correct the problem.
In the gym
Whenever the Galaxy players lift, there are a few corrective exercises that we have them perform at the start of every lifting session to correct their movement patterns. The two exercises below help them develop better hip mobility, teach them how to sit into their hips and let the hips work more during the squat, also relieving their weight from going into their knees.
Exercise #1: Deep Squat Progression with Heel Lift
How to Perform the Exercise: Place a lift under your heels. (see image sequence below for heel lift placement) Holding a 5-pound weight, squat down, maintaining a flat back without your heels coming off the lift. While still in the squat, set the weight down on a bench and extend one arm overhead, then the other, and stand back up. Do 2 sets of 10 reps. With time, you should be able to reduce the height and eventually get rid of the lift.
Exercise #2: TRX Deep Squat
How to Perform the Exercise: Hold the TRX overhead and stand with your feet shoulder width apart. Squat down keeping the TRX overhead. The slight pressure on the TRX should help with your balance and allow you to sit deeper into your hips. Do 2 sets of 10 reps.
On the Field
When decelerating on the pitch it is very important to let the hips and not the knees do the majority of the work. If a player drives his knees forward during the Deep Squat screen, we might see some of those same issues when starting and stopping on the field. The below exercise is one we do with the players on the pitch to help with their squatting and decelerating pattern.
Exercise: Drop Squats
How to Perform the Exercise: Start with feet shoulder width apart. On a cue from a coach or fellow player, drop into your base squat position as quickly as you can, remembering to keep the weight on the balls of your feet and your hips moving down and back so that the knees stay over or behind the toes. Do 3 sets of 6 reps.
Error #2: Knees Fall In
Incorrect form
The other big issue that we see with a lot of the Galaxy players is the inability to keep their knees from caving or falling in while keeping them over their toes. (Pictured above) If their knees fall inwards or toward each other it is usually a result of not having proper glute strength, as the glutes control our ability to stabilize the rotation of the femur and therefore where our knee moves.
In the Gym
Here are two gym exercises the Galaxy players perform to help build the strength necessary to prevent their knees from caving in during the Deep Squat:
Exercise #1: Side-Lying Clam Shells
How to Perform the Exercise: Lie on your side with legs bent. Without letting your hip rotate, lift your top knee off the ground. This exercise will focus on strengthening the glutes, which will help stabilize and control the rotation of the legs. Do 2 sets of 10-20 reps.
Exercise #2: MiniBand Deep Squat
How to Perform the Exercise: This exercise goes through the same motion as the Deep Squat Progression with Heel Lift (see description above), but with a miniband around the knees instead of with a lift under the heels. The miniband tries to force the knees in even further and requires active resistance against it to prevent the knees from caving in. So, pushing against the miniband will help strengthen your glutes and improve squatting posture. Perform 2 sets of 10 reps.
Deep Squat Progression (use motion below, but remove heel lift and add miniband)
On the Field
Again, whenever the players decelerate and change direction it is important that they drop through the hips and not let the knees cave in. These next two exercises help with cutting and changing direction on the pitch:
Exercise #1: Miniband Lateral Walks
How to Perform the Exercise: Start in base squat position with a miniband just above the knees. Maintaining that position, push with trail leg and take a step to the side, returning to your base position. Do 1 set of 10-15 yards in each direction.
Exercise #2: Single Leg Drop Squat (with mini band)
How to Perform the Exercise: Same starting position as drop squat above but this time on the cue drop down onto one leg, balancing and controlling your knee so that it stays over your feet. Do 3 sets of 6 reps on each leg. Add a mini band if needed to control knee from dropping in.
These are just a few examples of the issues we find when looking at these screens as well as some simple exercises we use in the gym and during our warm up on the pitch to help try and correct them. Ultimately if we want to be healthy, injury free, and productive on the pitch, we need to take care of our bodies and correct some of these bad habits in order to be able to run, jump, and cut when we are playing.
Next week we will look further at a few of the other Functional Movement Screens.
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Here is a list of drug rehab centers in Ammon, Idaho. They are primarily hospital-based programs. Most hospital-based programs accept Medicare, Medicaid, state-funded and private insurance. In general they do medical detox. Most offer some other level of care, such as Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and /or Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP). Their staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. If you need help finding a residential program, call us and we can assist you.
Listed in alphabetical order by city.
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Mental Wellness Centers
|Idaho Falls
Addiction and Trauma Recovery Services
|Idaho Falls
Sullivan Mental Health Services
Various Levels of Care
There is more than one type of program for substance abuse. The "30 day" inpatient type of a facility is the most intense and suggested for people with chronic addiction problems. Call us for detailed information about the various levels in the "continuum of care".
There are 4 levels of treatment care. Each provides a different level and type of service.
levels of care:
- Detoxification
- Intensive Outpatient ( IOP)
- Partial Day Programs
- Inpatient Residential
Detox & Stabilization
Detoxification from alcohol and any mood altering chemicals is the first phase of treatment. Detox MUST be done under the medical supervision of a licensed MD. Today, there are state-of-the-art medications available to ease and minimize the cravings and effects of withdrawal.
How Long Does Alcohol Stay in Your Urine System?
There is a possibility withdrawal may cause a severe reaction, resulting in the "Delirium Tremors" (DTs). If someone does go into the DTs, there is a 30% chance it will be fatal.
Intensive Outpatient Programs
An outpatient facility offers similar services as partial day and inpatient except clients do not stay at the facility overnight. Intensive outpatient (IOP) generally offers 1 hour of treatment 3 days a week. Group therapy includes skills training, relapse prevention, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and motivational enhancement therapy (MET). A qualified addiction specialist, trained in the various therapies, leads the sessions.
The difference between Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient is how many times per week a client is required to attend.
- Individual Psychotherapy
- Group Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
- Lectures and Education
Partial Day Programs
Partial Hospital Programs (PHP), is also known as "day treatment". It is a more intensive level of care than outpatient. It provides a half day of therapy 5 times per week. Clients do not stay overnight while being provided therapy and care. This level fills the need of some individuals who need daily treatment, but are unable to attend full-time inpatient residential. PHP provides virtually all the same types of therapy as outpatient on a more intense and regular basis.
Inpatient Residential
Residential inpatient programs are a type of therapy where the individual lives in the center and receives rehabilitation over a course of several weeks or months. These live-in facilities specialize in expert care for chemical dependency, alcoholism, as well any underlying psychological problems. Because almost half of all people suffering from substance abuse are also suffering from a co-existing mental health condition, many facilities offer some type of dual therapy that addresses both.
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I took this buck this morning at about 7 o'clock. The first one of the season for me! My dad and I were on a friend's land in Emory, TX (Rains County). I was in the blind 20 minutes when he came by. I scoped him out for a bit to make sure he had a spread of at least 13 in. (a Rains County deal). Took him in one shot, although it was a bit of a gut shot :( . Around 125 yards.
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Dell buyout highlights PC sector woes: analysts
Dell's plan to take the computer giant private offers an opportunity to return to its start-up roots, but won't solve the fundamental problems facing the company and the PC sector, analysts say.business Updated: Feb 06, 2013 08:39 IST
Dell's plan to take the computer giant private offers an opportunity to return to its start-up roots, but won't solve the fundamental problems facing the company and the PC sector, analysts say.
The Texas-based tech giant on Tuesday unveiled a $24.4 billion buyout deal giving founder Michael Dell a chance to reshape the former number one PC maker away from the spotlight of Wall Street.
Roger Kay, analyst at Endpoint Technologies, said Dell's plan underscores the deep problems of an industry roiled by a rapid shift to mobile devices like tablets and smartphones, and away from traditional PCs.
"It's an illustration of how tough the PC business is, that Dell had to take this extreme step," Kay said.
Kay said that without the pressure of meeting quarterly financial targets, Dell can focus on more profitable PC segments as it tries to reinvent itself as a services and software company.
"Michael has been trying to turn Dell into a supplier of enterprise solutions for a long time," said Kay.
"He has pleaded with Wall Street to give him time."
Kay told AFP that going private would make a transition easier by avoiding the spotlight of "ugly results" which could come from scaling back the PC business.
"The commodity PC business has been suffering," Kay said.
"Dell may probably keep the higher margin consumer lines but maybe look at rest of the portfolio."
Shaw Wu, analyst with Sterne Agee, said Dell has a difficult task ahead.
"Despite the company's strong efforts to transform itself... we estimate that about 70% of its business is tied to PCs," Wu said in a note to clients.
"On the positive, we believe going private takes the company out of the quarter-to-quarter grind of being a publicly traded company. But on the negative, not having publicly traded stock could make it more difficult to make larger, transformative acquisitions."
Wu said that as a private firm, Dell's cash would be needed to pay equity investors and service debt, noting: "We are not sure going private improves the company's fundamental position."
Darren Hayes, a Pace University computer science professor and former investment banker, said that by going private, "you're not subject to a lot of regulation, you don't have to answer to your shareholders, so maybe you can be more nimble in strategy."
He noted that "Dell has struggled because of Apple and Lenovo, so this might be a way to trim costs and regain some ground."
The computer maker, which Dell started in his college dormitory room, once had a market capitalization of $100 billion as the world's biggest PC producer.
Dell is now the number three global PC maker, behind Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo, according to the latest report from market tracker IDC, showing Dell's market share of 10.6% in the fourth quarter.
HP said in a statement that Dell "has a very tough road ahead" and "an extended period of uncertainty and transition that will not be good for its customers," adding that HP "plans to take full advantage of that opportunity."
Chinese maker Lenovo said it would not comment on a competitor but maintained that "we remain as always confident in our strategy, our ability to deliver compelling and innovative products and our overall position and performance."
Rob Enderle, a tech analyst and consultant, said however that the deal suggests "tighter coupling of Dell and Microsoft," which is providing a $2 billion loan toward the buyout.
"Surface was created because Microsoft didn't think the (PC makers) were listening. Dell will now be listening and Microsoft is likely to listen to Dell better as well," Enderle said.
"But the goal is to put Dell back in start-up mode... Both will target Apple and Google as a team which is where their combined power is likely to be made visible."


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'Me telleth' means I tell ( I think)
device = will, desire, fancy.
on my faith - a mild oath.
propose = proposals, plans.
meet = fitting.
taken wise = considered to be wise.
of such manner condition = of such a character.
still after one rate = always in the same manner.
this wearied ghost = my life, my spirit.


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Victorian 10kt Rose Gold & White Sapphire Horseshoe Necklace
A gorgeous gold horseshoe pendant from the Victorian (ca1880) era! This beautiful piece is made of 10kt rose gold and has a smooth surface with a sparkling 7-nail design (always 7 for good luck). Representing each nail is a single white sapphire stone, all of which are set within a subtle etched starburst design on the surface. The sides of the horseshoe are comprised of delicate filigree wirework design and the back reveals a small gold plaque stamped "BELOR." The horseshoe hangs from a complimentary chain formed by delicate textured rose gold rings. The chain fastens in the back with a simple lobster clasp. A very fashionable and attractive piece, it blends seamlessly into modern day fashion and would look perfect worn everyday. Both beautiful and versatile, it is perfect for the equestrian enthusiast and would make a wonderful addition to any collection!
Measurements: The horseshoe measures 1 1/8" tall, is a little less than 1" at the widest point and has a depth of 1/8". The chain measures approximately 18" long, but can also be worn 16.5" long with an extension in the back.
Condition: The overall condition of the necklace is excellent. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the gold pendant or to the chain and all of the white sapphires are intact. The clasp is secure and in good working condition.


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My sister in-law Carlie is wearing the costume. She has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and is bound by a wheelchair. The idea came from trying to think of a costume that would make her feel good and everyone could see it. She has wheels so I figured make something with wheels. All you need is paint and cardboard.


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It has become common knowledge that rates of overweight and obesity are increasing at an epidemic rate, not only in North America but around the world. Currently, about 1 out of every 4 Canadian adults is obese and 2 out of every 3 are over the healthy weight range. The number of obese adults in Canada has almost tripled in the last 25 years.
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The Museum's 'Bob Benson' Archive Room holds over a thousand documents including contracts, trade catalogues and handbooks, technical journals, plans, photographs and administrative records of the local waterworks.
The information in the archive continues to grow year on year and archivists are currently preparing a searchable index of this archive which will be available on this website in due course.
Already available is an index of WaterWords, the Museum's journal for its members and volunteers, which includes over 320 subjects, 385 personal names, 260 names of companies or other organisations and over 50 place names. For more information about the index of WaterWords please click here.
A second valuable resource for those interested in the formation and early history of the Waterworks Museum – Hereford is 'The Journal', which began as a quarterly publication in July 1975 and ran until Autumn 1997 when the first issue of WaterWords came out. This index is takes the form of an alphabetic cross- referenced list of names, places and subjects. For more information about the index of The Journal please click here.
Please note: the index of WaterWords and the Journal index are lengthy documents that may be best downloaded and saved in a form that can be searched on screen (rather than printed).
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Volunteers respond to most enquiries free of charge, however a charge may be applied (or a donation requested) to assist with complex enquiries or to support research for non-personal use. For more information about charges please click here.
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Need information about an engine or device or advice to restore an item?
Easier for the Museum to deal with are enquiries from people who are researching a particular technology or company's products or those who need advice about restoring items of their own. Enquiries may be received from within the UK and all over the world, and in the past ten years this has included requests for assistance from Malta, Ghana, South Africa, the USA, Canada and Israel.
These range from straightforward requests for copies of a handbook or catalogue to the design of Victorian pumping stations, history of water supplies and companies, technical details of particular artefacts and other general aspects of industrial history and technological development.
A recurring theme can be that the Waterworks Museum is often the only source of information that the enquirer has been able to find - a further reminder of the value and importance of the Museum and its collections.
Examples of how the Museum has helped
The Museum received news of the successful outcome from an enquiry in 2012 when it had been asked to help with the restoration of an old Godwin - Hercules windmill found in a derelict condition on a farm in Israel. There was nothing relevant in the collection or archive but the Museum put the enquirer in touch with one of its volunteers who was able to provide advice and support as a result of which the restored tower and wind-wheel have been erected and in 2016 it will be pumping water again after a break of over forty years.
The Waterworks Museum has in recent years also, for example:
- Provided a copy of a handbook for an elderly engine that an enquirer had rescued from a Greek hillside and was hoping to bring back into working order.
- Responded to a request from Walt Disney Imagineering in Florida for advice in locating a single cylinder Tangye steam engine in the USA.
Requests for help also come from closer to home and, in 2015, the author of a book on technology in country houses in the UK sought help in dating a Gent recorder. In recent times the Museum has also provided information on water supplies in Powys, to assist in the restoration of a Godwin pump, and the nineteenth century siphon at Abingdon waterworks in Oxfordshire.
However, the Museum cannot help every time, such as a request for information about a Worthington Simpson pump found buried in the roots of a tree in the yard at Tegart Fortress in the former Palestine British Mandate. Unfortunately, the photograph that accompanied the enquiry showed too little of the pump for volunteers to be able to identify it with any certainty.
Additions to the Bob Benson Archive Room in the past year or two have included:
- Notes on the history of water supplies in Peterchurch, Ledbury and Bromyard.
- The Engineers Commonplace Book 1841.
- Photographs of the Lancashire boiler taken during filming for a Blue Peter TV programme in 1978.
- Buck and Hickman catalogue dating from 1935.
- 1934 Diamond Jubilee catalogue for GA Harvey "Harco" products (600 pages).
- An 1854 edition of "Mechanics and Mechanisms" - the year that work began on the first public water supply for Hereford.
Also received has been interesting material relevant for the exhibition dedicated to Hereford in WWII:
- War Office Manual of Map Reading and Field Sketching (published in 1939)
- Copy of War Illustrated for February 1945 containing an article about the bombing of the Royal Ordnance factory at Rotherwas.
- Collection of technical booklets in which we found a letter describing the construction of army camps at Hereford on the outbreak of war in 1939.
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It is quite fitting to be reviewing One Thousand Pictures so long after it was released. Three long years have separated Pete and The Pirates' excellent debut record Little Death and this follow up, with the Reading quintet taking three attempts to produce an album that they were satisfied with. Worrying news for those on the outside looking in.
Five minute long first single 'Come To The Bar,' with its surprisingly downbeat, bleak aura didn't alleviate the impending fear that Pete and The Pirates might piss it all up the wall. On first listen it felt almost like they were trying to alienate their existing fans. No, it isn't exactly a Kid A change in direction, but It isn't as immediate as their earlier work. The worries resurfaced when first encountering positively lethargic album opener 'Can't Fish'. After a few listens the songs grow on you and it becomes clear that One Thousand Pictures is progress. PATP have enhanced their sound and built on what they are good at. They've incorporated electronics and FX pedals to add complex layers that enrich their guitar based set up. 'Shotgun' and 'Winter 1' are the most obvious examples of this new direction that will no doubt influence their future endeavours. Still, a chunk of the album - 'Motorbike', 'Washing Powder', 'Little Gun', 'United' and 'Half Moon Street' - isn't too far removed from the catchy, heartfelt, quirky Pop that PATP became renowned for.
The thing that sets PATP apart from their peers is melody. There are always hooks that you can't escape in their songs. The lyrics are at times wide-eyed and innocent, the rest of the time they are just plain baffling. It's hard to decipher what the songs are about. Whether it is metaphors buried in metaphors, or the songs really are about cats and washing Powder. The only definite recurring themes are Relationships and drinking. It doesn't really matter that much though, One Thousand Pictures is too enjoyable to get hung up dissecting couplets.
The sticking point for me is the inclusion of 'Reprise', which is basically 'Blood Gets Thin' without vocals. It feels a bit self-indulgent, unnecessary. Not that it's terrible. It is just odd logic. There is also the debate as to why they re-recorded stopgap single 'Blood Gets Thin' for the album (twice), but not the other track from that double A-side release, 'Jennifer'. Both are great songs. I suppose to make a good album you sometimes have to leave quality material on the cutting room floor.
In hindsight, the protracted and aborted recording sessions that lead to this release were probably a blessing in disguise. Letting the band hone the material and make it as good as possible. Nobody likes waiting years for an album to come out, but there is nothing worse than waiting three years to listen to a bad album. Thankfully, One Thousand Pictures was well worth the wait.
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