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Winter is here and skating, ice fishing and snowmobiling enthusiasts are eager to get on the ice, but is it safe yet?
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"We don't make any recommendations in regards to ice safety," Clark said. "There are just too many liabilities if something happens and we said the ice was safe."
Clark did say that there are some things that you can do to be sure you are safe.
"First off, if you are questioning whether the ice is safe or not it probably isn't," Clark said. "Even if the ice is thick in one place it might be different five feet away."
It is often best to only skate on lakes and ponds that you are familiar with, Clark said. He also said to avoid areas where there may be moving water like lakes and streams and be extra cautious if there has been a warm spell or rain.
Holliston Fire Chief Michael Cassidy said his department is encouraging everyone to stay off the ice completely.
"Based on my training and experience, the only 'safe' ice is that of an indoor rink. The Department recently conducted ice rescue training over the weekend, and found varying ice thicknesses within the same body of water. Therefore, we do not encourage folks to go on the ice anywhere in town," Cassidy said.
For the time being your best and safest bet will be ice skating at rinks including:
- Edward F. Loring Arena (Framingham)
- Navin Skating Arena (Marlborough)
- North Star Youth Forum (Westborough)
- William L. Chase Ice Arena (Natick)
- Ward Park, outdoor rink (Marlborough)
Later in the winter, when ice is hopefully stronger and safer, some popular skating spots include:
- Dean Park (Shrewsbury)
- Lake Winthrop (Holliston)
- Golden Pond (Hopkinton)
- Farm Pond (Sherborn)
- Louisa Lake (Milford)
More ice safety tips can be found here on the official website of the state of Minnesota, which has more lakes than any other state in the country.
Where do you like to skate? Did we miss somewhere? Tell us in the comments.
I Heart Patch
1:17 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013
Back where I grew up, we'd throw a large rock on the ice to check if the pond was ready for skating. If the rock broke through, no skating period.
Simple right? Right.
Mary MacDonald
2:08 pm on Thursday, January 10, 2013
My town (I grew up on a lake), had a neighbor who decided when it was safe. He'd go out and measure it in different spots. At the end of the winter, we always had ice fishermen who seemed to fall in, though.


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DATE: | June 15, 1998 |
TO: | Bob Anderss |
FROM: | John Blinneley |
RE: | Progress report on quartz etch rate project. |
Purpose. The purpose of the project is to obtain quartz etch rate data for future reference. Instructions will be provided that will insure accurate results when followed.
There are three main phases for this project:
The first objective is completed. The second objective is 75% complete. All etch rate tests will be done by the end ofthe month. I have begun to enter data from the etch tests into the computer for automatic statistical process analysis. There is also a completed outline of the report which has beenenclosed. Most of the time has been spent on the first phase of the project.
Objective 1: Material and Information Acquisition
Work Completed.
Immediately upon your approval of the project, I ordered the quartz chips for the etch tests from Heraus. As you know, there was some difficulty getting the purchase order approved due to recent cut backs in spending at AMD. It was necessary to get approval for the purchase of these chips from the fabrication director, Raphael Lunga. This delayed the process by 3 weeks. Your assistance in obtaining approval was invaluable. Heraus was approximately 3 weeks late shipping the quartz etch test disks. There was a problem with the quartz polishing tool and they were backlogged with orders. During the time I was waiting for approval for purchase and delivery of the quartz disks, I was able to do extensive research on quartz cleaning. The additional time was used to create various etching recipes on the Polyflow, discuss surface roughness testing with the development center, and locate and train on engineering test software that has enabled me to perform this test more efficiently.
Objective 2: Performing Etch Rate Tests
Work Completed.
Execution of the etch rate tests has been flawless. A method for measuring the disks for thickness and surface roughness was adopted. This method allows for some disks to be in all phases of the testing process at once (pre-measurement for thickness, pre-measurement for surface roughness, etching, post measurement for thickness and post measurement for surface roughness.) Detailed instructions were created which allows anyone to repeate procedure. Several operators were asked to perform and etch test using only the written instructions and no further information. They were able to repeat the test without error.
Work Remaining.
31 of the 39 necessary etches have been performed. The remaining 8 tests will be completed by the end of the month.
Objective 3: Analysis of Data and Report
Work Completed.
All data from completed etch tests have been entered into the computer for automatic analysis. An outline for the report has been completed.
Work Remaining.
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Before you begin your installation, make sure to turn off the circuit breaker. Once that�s done, you can start by removing the old light.
Then you�ll need to attach the cross bar, which is the mounting bracket that goes over the electrical outlet on the ceiling. Make sure the ground wire that�s attached to the cross bar is face down. Pull all three of the existing electrical wires through the center of the cross bar and then screw the cross bar to the outlet box.
Now, you�re ready to mark the ceiling for placement of the track. You can put the track anywhere you want. But if you�re using it to light up a picture, or if you want to direct the light against different walls, make sure the track is away from the wall. We put ours 16 inches from the wall. But again, all applications are different.
If you are using several tracks or if they will be lighting up a really long wall, you may have to make some cuts to the track. We used tracks made by Lightolier and each track was eight feet long.
If you do have to make cuts, clamp the piece of track to a work bench, mark the track with a square to make sure it�s straight and cut it with a hack saw or jig saw.
Before you mount the track you need to mark the ceiling for the drywall anchors. The track already has holes in it for the screws, so all you have to do is hold the track in place on the ceiling, and put a mark where the holes are. You�ll put your dry wall anchors right over those marks.
Once the dry wall anchors are in place, you can put the track up against the ceiling and screw it into the dry wall anchors. If for some reason one of the dry wall anchors won�t go into the ceiling it�s probably because there�s a ceiling joist in that spot. If this happens, just leave out the drywall anchor and put a screw there instead.
If you are using more that one piece of track you will most likely need to add a T-connector or an L-connector. These connectors allow you to connect two pieces of track. But they�re also wired so a constant flow of electricity will run through your track. It�s best to attach the connector to one piece of the track before mounting it to the wall. You may also want to leave the screw loose that nearest the T or L connector. That way, you�ll have more room to attach it to the second piece of track. You can go back and tighten the screw up later.
Before hooking up the power, it�s important to put end caps on all of the open ends of track. These will close any contacts you have open. They simply slide right into the track just like the L and L connector.
Now you�re ready to hook up the power supply. It attaches to the track, and once you turn it, it�ll lock into place. Then you can hook up the wires. Black connects to black. Those are your hot wires. The white wires are neutral and the connect to one another. The copper wires are the ground wires. Most of the time, this is not a tricky procedure. But if you are concerned in anyway about handling electrical wires.... don�t. You can always call a certified electrician to do the job.
After you�ve made your connections, tuck all of your wires into the outlet box. Then you can screw your cover into place.
Last but not least, you are ready to put up your lights. They go in just like the connectors. You simply snap them into the track and then turn them so they can lock into place.
For most do it yourselfers, it�ll take about a half a day to install track lighting. The track lighting we installed was made by Lightolier and it cost around $650. But there are many track lighting systems to choose from... in all different price ranges. And regardless of the price, once the job is done, the homeowner will have a lighting system in place that will give them a lot of flexibility.


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虛子 Kyoshi |
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Unlike her successors, Roku and Aang, Kyoshi was determined that only true justice could bring peace, and had no qualms about killing enemies to achieve this goal. Employing these methods, she was a generally effective Avatar. However, Kyoshi founded the Dai Li, a decision she deeply regretted due to their power, control, and eventual corruption.[6]
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History Edit
Early life Edit
Kyoshi was born in the year 312 BSC on a peninsula off the tip of the southwestern Earth Kingdom that would one day become Kyoshi Island. She, like all Avatars, mastered all four elements and the Avatar State.
Stopping Chin the Conqueror Edit
During Kyoshi's life, the 46th Earth King's rule was unpopular among the populace of the Earth Kingdom. Using this to his advantage, a warlord named Chin launched a war to conquer the continent. He was successful until he reached the peninsula where Kyoshi lived. When he refused to listen to Kyoshi, she confronted him and separated the peninsula from the mainland through a combination of all four bending arts, forming Kyoshi Island and thereby protecting her homeland from subsequent threats such as the warlord. An indignant Chin was left standing on the edge of a cliff, which then crumbled beneath his feet, causing him to fall into the sea, where he subsequently drowned. His death ushered the world into a great era of peace.
Because of Kyoshi's act, the people of Chin Village on the mainland founded Avatar Day to vilify Kyoshi, and all the other Avatars after her, for the death of their leader. The people of Kyoshi Island, meanwhile, founded "Kyoshi Day" on the same day as Avatar Day, to honor her creation of the island and the restoration of peace to their village. They also erected a large totem, topped with a statue of Kyoshi in her memory.[4]
History with the 46th Earth King Edit
Sometime after her confrontation with Chin, Kyoshi was summoned to Ba Sing Se at the request of the Earth King, since his unpopular rule had led to a peasant uprising in the city. By the time Kyoshi reached the city, the peasants had already destroyed everything that represented the "old government", including ancient and valuable historical and cultural artifacts. The King demanded that she stop the uprising by whatever means necessary. However, Kyoshi staunchly refused, stating that it would not be right for her to do so. Incensed by her defiance, the Earth King ordered for her arrest, but a display of the Avatar's power and a warning intimidated him into a compromise. The Earth King agreed to give the peasants a voice in his ruling, while Kyoshi in turn agreed to protect Ba Sing Se's cultural heritage from further desecration. She then proceeded to train an elite platoon of earthbenders, though their subsequent corruption weighed heavily on Kyoshi in her afterlife.[6]
Death Edit
Kyoshi died in the year 82 BSC at the age of 230, making her the oldest Avatar and human in history.[2] Her daughter Koko succeeded her as the leader of Kyoshi Island, and the Avatar Spirit passed on to the Fire Nation native Roku.
Appearances throughout Aang's life Edit
During his trip to Kyoshi Island, Aang observed the statue erected in her honor.[7] She thereafter appeared in a vision as the most recent Earth Kingdom Avatar when Avatar Roku was explaining the nature of the Avatar State to Aang.[8] Kyoshi manifested herself through Aang, as Roku had done on the winter solstice, to testify in a trial proving the Avatar's innocence, though she confessed to killing Chin while doing so.[4]
Before the arrival of Sozin's Comet, Aang summoned Kyoshi's spirit, seeking advice on how to defeat Phoenix King Ozai without killing him. Kyoshi reminded him that her forceful ending of Chin the Conqueror's war for dominance brought a great era of peace. Aang pointed out that she was not directly responsible for Chin's death, arguing it was a result of his own arrogance. Kyoshi said she saw no difference in this, and told him that she would have done anything to stop Chin. Aang regretted consulting Kyoshi on this complex matter after hearing this.[1]
Appearance in Korra's life Edit
Kyoshi, alongside many other past Avatars, appeared to Korra after she lost her bending to Amon. This appearance was representative of Korra establishing a connection with her spiritual side and for the purpose of having her bending restored.[9]
Abilities Edit
As the Avatar, Kyoshi was able to bend all four elements and enter the Avatar State at will. Her most spectacular feat was using the Avatar State to separate her home peninsula from the Earth Kingdom mainland, and push it far out to sea to create Kyoshi Island. To do so, she first cut down to the earth's mantle with earthbending to sever the landmasses, then used a combination of all four elements to push the island out to sea.[4] This is one of the two known instances in which Kyoshi used the Avatar State; the other was when she levitated two massive badgermole statues in a flashback.[8]
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Avatar: The Last Airbender Edit
Book Two: Earth (土) Edit
- 201. "The Avatar State" (vision, no lines)
- 205. "Avatar Day"
Escape from the Spirit World Edit
Book Three: Fire (火) Edit
- 319. "Sozin's Comet, Part 2: The Old Masters"
- 321. "Sozin's Comet, Part 4: Avatar Aang" (vision, no lines)
The Legend of Korra Edit
Book One: Air (气) Edit
- 112. "Endgame" (vision, no lines)
Trivia Edit
- On the golden button on the right arm guard of the Kyoshi Warriors, and on the fan that the statue of Avatar Kyoshi held to her face, is the word 京. The other fan, the one on her outstretched arm, is the word 士. In Japanese, 京士 is pronounced 'kyōshi' and translated as 'capital samurai.' However, on the mural in her shrine, her name appeared as 虛子 (Kyoshi in Japanese, a near-homophone with 京士, but with a shorter 'o' sound).[4] Kyoshi (虛子) is a proper name in Japanese as, for example, the poet Takahama Kyoshi (高浜 虚子).
- In the episode "The Southern Air Temple", Kyoshi was seen to the right on the painting in the Earth Kingdom's Avatar Temple. However, the statue that preceded Roku's statue in the Southern Air Temple is not Kyoshi's.
- Avatar Kyoshi lived to be 230 years old, making her the longest living Avatar in history,[2] as well as the oldest known human.
- She also had the largest feet of any Avatar, and was the largest known Avatar in terms of physicality; when seen confronting Chin the Conqueror in "Avatar Day", and the time she faced the 46th Earth King's guards, she clearly appears two to three heads taller than them.
- Kyoshi was shown to be a more straightforward type of Avatar; rather than trying to make peace with a conqueror and trying to convince him to end his reign of terror like Aang would, Kyoshi would simply end him if she had to.
- In a chibi comic, Kyoshi was a gym teacher, which is coincidental, as her name is translated means "teacher".
- Kyoshi is the first known Avatar to have had descendants.
- Kyoshi told the 46th Earth King: "How dare you defy your Avatar?" A similar phrase was used by Fire Lord Sozin to Avatar Roku: "How dare you, a citizen of the Fire Nation, address your Fire Lord this way?"
- Avatar Kyoshi's legacy and work as Avatar has started two groups: the Kyoshi Warriors and the Dai Li, both of which Azula made use of to conquer Ba Sing Se.
- Though an earthbender by nationality and Avatar Cycle position, Avatar Kyoshi appeared in the series to utilize airbending much of the time, which is ironic since it is earthbending's opposing art, similar to Aang who frequently used earthbending despite being born as an airbender, and Korra who uses firebending much of the time even though she is a waterbender by nationality.
- Kyoshi, Roku, and Aang are all known for defying the leader(s) of their respective nations. Kyoshi, at first, refused to aid the 46th Earth King when he asked her to aid in the Peasant Uprising in Ba Sing Se. Roku nearly killed Fire Lord Sozin in an attempt to put a stop to his imperialistic actions, and Aang did not move to the Eastern Air Temple when he was told to and instead ran away.
- Kyoshi has never been seen without her signature makeup.
- Kyoshi's airbending skills may have been amplified or channeled through her fans in the same way that Aang used his glider staff to aid his airbending. In addition, Kyoshi was never seen bending while unarmed sans the opening sequence of The Legend of Korra.
- Kyoshi is shown as the earthbender in the opening sequence of The Legend of Korra.[10] In addition, this makes her the first person to be seen in the series.
- Kyoshi has never been seen waterbending.
- Kyoshi was the first Avatar to create a new landmass via her bending when she separated her peninsula from the mainland, creating Kyoshi Island. Aang would do something similar by creating Air Temple Island hundreds of years later.
Preceded by Kuruk | Avatar 312 - 82 BSC | Succeeded by Roku |
Preceded by Position established | Head of the Dai Li Unknown - before 82 BSC | Succeeded by Unknown, eventually Long Feng |
Preceded by Position established | Governor of Kyoshi Island Unknown - before 82 BSC | Succeeded by Koko |


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