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Target Rolls Out Organic, Natural Brand
June 7, 2013 12:26 pm | News | CommentsTarget Corp. is planning a new organic and natural store brand as it works to rev up its grocery business. The big-box retailer said the new brand, called Simply Balanced, will start with drinks and snacks like corn chips on Sunday. The line is an outgrowth of similar products within its existing Archer Farms store brand, which is positioned as a premium alternative to national name brands.
Ark. Poultry Plant Closes
June 7, 2013 12:25 pm | News | CommentsA poultry plant that opened in Pine Bluff a year ago has closed its doors, putting 180 people out of work while the owners look for a buyer or new investors. Horizon Foods shut down on Monday and is seeking new money to keep the venture going.
Daily Sound Bite: Chocolate Collusion?
June 7, 2013 12:22 pm | News | CommentsCanada's Competition Bureau is filing charges against the Canadian divisions of global chocolate giants Nestle and Mars, accusing the companies of price fixing. Hershey Canada has already pleaded guilty of price fixing and is cooperating with the Canadian investigation.
Study Sheds Light on Origins of French Winemaking
June 7, 2013 12:21 pm | by GREG KELLER,Associated Press | News | CommentsScrapings from the bottoms of 2,500-year-old pottery containers have shed new light on the origins of French winemaking. A team of archaeologists led by the University of Pennsylvania's Patrick McGovern used biomolecular analysis to confirm that fifth-century B.C. Etruscan amphorae found near Montpellier in southern France once contained a type of wine flavored with thyme, rosemary and basil.
China's Top Butcher Tries To Sell U.S. on Smithfield Takeover
June 7, 2013 12:18 pm | by JOE McDONALD,AP Business Writer | News | CommentsShuanghui International's $4.7 billion bid for Smithfield Foods Ltd. has the endorsement of the American company's board. But facing anxiety over food safety scandals in China and complaints about Chinese cyber spying, 72-year-old chairman Wan Long has launched a charm offensive to reassure Americans they have nothing to fear and possibly much to gain from the tie-up.
Brainstorm: Plant Sanitation (Part III)
June 7, 2013 12:17 pm | by Victor Hayes Popovics, Owner, Ultimate Washer | Articles | CommentsThe Food Manufacturing Brainstorm features industry experts sharing their perspectives on issues critical to the overall food industry marketplace. In this issue, we ask: What plant sanitation techniques can food processors employ to improve food safety in their facilities?
Washington Farmers Sue Monsanto over GMO Wheat
June 7, 2013 12:16 pm | by SHANNON DININNY,Associated Press | News | CommentsSeveral Washington wheat growers filed suit Thursday against Monsanto Co. over the unauthorized release of genetically modified wheat, claiming the discovery of the wheat in an Oregon field last week has damaged sales of exports. The lawsuits seek class-action status on behalf of all growers of soft white wheat who may have been harmed by the release of an unapproved product.
Consumer Trends: Coconut Water Takes Off
June 7, 2013 12:00 pm | News | CommentsWhile coconut water was once the preserve of exotic holidays, according to new research from Mintel, coconut water has been the surprise toast of the beverage industry in recent years. Indeed, the number of product introductions more than quintupled (+540%) in the past five years and products containing it have been taking off on an international scale.
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Officials Revoke Dairy Plant's Permit
June 7, 2013 9:38 am | News | CommentsAgriculture officials have revoked the permit of a dairy plant in northern Iowa because of food safety concerns. An administrative law judge ruled Wednesday in favor of the state Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, which revoked the dairy plant permit for Meinders Farm Fresh Dairy in Buffalo Center. The company must cease all operations and sales.
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Negligence at China Poultry Plant Caused 'Chaotic' Conditions
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Photo of the Day: Rummaging Through the Rubble
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The Social Competence and Enhancement Programme (SCAEP) – Sandy Burcbach – Speech and Language Therapist – Shapwick School
Posted in Events, Towards a Positive Future Conference on 09/26/2011 03:22 pm by JanetEffective therapeutic interventions, in any discipline, have always depended on a careful identification of the factors comprising the presenting problem; the systemic processes shaping, and shaped by, the child; and the information and belief structures supporting the coping strategies developed as a result. For the Speech and Language Therapist, difficulties in the acquisition of social communication skills frequently signals the presence of a wider range of language, emotional and educational issues, all of which could be impacting on the child`s potential for independence, integration in society, educational attainment and long- term mental health. As a result, social communication work is often an integral part of programme delivery, and much time and energy has been devoted to the development of the many excellent resources available to address social communication needs in a range of settings and client- groups.
Shapwick School is a specialist day and boarding school for pupils (8yrs – 19yrs) with dyslexia, DCD, ADHD, developmental verbal dyspraxia, sensory processing difficulties and other related disorders. Approximately 70% of our pupils attend weekly individual and/or group Occupational and Speech and Language Therapy sessions and all new students are screened by both therapies on entry. The Therapies are seen as an integral part of the school`s multi-disciplinary approach to the educational process and are involved in all aspects of the school`s functioning. We take the view that, while language and sensory processing difficulties impact on every aspect of our students` lives, they can be remediated or compensated for most effectively when a unified approach is applied by the whole system- school/ college, parents, students and their peer group. Systemic thinking is by no means new in education or therapy, but its application often presents a thornier issue as daily life interferes with theory! I feel it is vital that we at least acknowledge that every decision or action we take, as teachers, clinicians or parents, will have a knock-on effect on every other aspect of our children's provision, and ultimately the child's decision- making. As social communication is about making decisions which affect oneself and others, the ability to recognise chains of reaction is a cornerstone of the SCAEP approach.
The Social Competence and Enhancement Programme (SCAEP) was formally introduced about 8 years ago as a weekly group session for students with identified social skills difficulties. It drew on a range of materials from published social skills, emotional literacy and pragmatics programmes and ran for two terms every year. Other forms of medium and short- term interventions (e.g. Circle of Friends; "Pitstop" ) were also regularly used in the rest of the school in response to perceived need, but varied from year to year and were often driven by the needs of specific pupils or contexts.
However, over the last 5 years I have become increasingly aware of three important factors which seem to be impacting on the long- term carryover that our students achieve in real- life situations, when trying to apply the principles they have worked on in SCAEP group viz. 1) In many cases the severity of their sensory processing problems, literacy, working memory and language needs interferes with their access to language- based social skills interventions. Co-working between Occupational Therapy and Speech and Language is becoming increasingly vital in laying the sensory processing groundwork to support our social communication work across the school. 2) Our students have marked difficulties in connecting the ideas and concepts contained in social skills programmes with their own understanding of how the world works. Many of them have difficulties with theory of mind, but also with basic semantic issues such as categorisation, so that identifying social similarities and differences becomes a language test rather than a coping strategy. These difficulties appear to have a particular impact in Yrs 8/9, when the opinions of the peer group assume primary importance, and has resulted in the complete reworking of SCAEP delivery at Shapwick School. 3) At the same time, there is an increasingly alarming body of research emerging from different clinical, psychiatric, educational and criminological fields indicating a significantly high incidence of literacy, social communication and language difficulties amongst young people with severe mental health problems and in the justice system. My concern is that if the sensory processing problems of our students have such a fundamental effect on the development of their cognitive constructs, and if many of our students cannot fully access remediation programmes on offer because of language difficulties, then they are also prevented from accessing the mainstream talking therapies on offer in the NHS. This raises the issue of where our students will go for support as adults.
In the current climate of continuous cost- led reform, there is a temptation to sit tight, rely on existing resources and protect our personal fields of influence. It is vital that we do not lose sight of the fact that our disciplines exist as a result of need, and that meeting those needs continues to rely on an expanding knowledge- base and willingness to share, adapt and apply principles from related fields in order to fine- tune our work and counteract some of the effects of continuous instability in the systems we live and work in.
My workshop will outline the key features of the SCAEP programme and describe an attempt (in progress!) to design a multidisciplinary intervention which serves three purposes: 1)Taking students back through the sensory building blocks of basic social communication concepts e.g. personal space, in order to construct more complete concepts /schemas based on sensory processing of, and shared attention to, key sensory characteristics; 2) The development of sensory and language correlates (shared code) needed to describe participants' experiences of (mis)communication and to develop verbal problem- solving strategies and an understanding of chain reactions; 3) The core language and sensory building blocks to understand analogy and metaphor, allowing students to compare how a situation appears to them and someone else, and improving our students` potential use of talking therapies e.g. CBT, family therapy etc.


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Delve further into Vietnam on this overland journey, which reveals treasures many tourists miss. The diverse landscapes of this alluring country unfold slowly before you, offering an array of cultural gems, smiling locals, and mouth-watering cuisine. Meet fisher folk in Hoi An and farmers in the Mekong Delta, then the ethnic minorities living in the mountains of Northern Vietnam. An ever changing backdrop goes from the sparkling seaside Nha Trang to the quirky hilltop Dalat, through verdant farmlands to the bustling cities of Hanoi and Saigon and glistening Halong Bay.
Enjoy a peaceful walk around Hoan Kiem Lake and then a hands-on cooking class to learn about local cuisine. Board an overnight train and wake up to the stunning vistas of Northern Vietnam. Stop at a charming local market when you arrive at Sapa. The Ta Van valley offers lovely views across stepped ricefields. Soak up the regional lifestyle of the mountain dwelling locals, before taking in the incredible views of the lush valley below from Topas Ecolodge. Gain an insight into the unique way of life high in the mountains amongst the minority villages. Relax on an overnight train journey back to Hanoi.
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Enjoy a day at leisure to explore the town. Meet the rest of the group for a welcome drink and tour briefing. A morning drive brings you to stunning Halong Bay. Board your overnight cruise and float amongst the thousands of limestone islands. Back in Hanoi, view a performance of the famous water puppets. On an insightful walking tour explore the Old Quarter then discover 'Uncle Ho' at his former home and mausoleum, and visit the ancient Temple of Literature and infamous 'Hanoi Hilton' prison.
Hotels: Sunway Hotel Hanoi, Overnight boat
Fly to Hue and unearth an array of historic sites, including the Citadel, elaborate emperors' tombs and the Thien Mu Pagoda. Visit the Spiral Foundation, where the deaf and mute workers teach you local handicrafts.
Hotel: Hotel Saigon Morin
See spectacular coastal scenery on the way to Hoi An. Amble through charming streets passing historical houses and temples and the iconic Japanese Bridge. Take a morning tour of the local markets with workers from the nearby Streets Foundation, before free time gives you the opportunity to cycle to the inviting beach nearby, or frequent the many tailor shops in town. Try your hand at traditional fishing techniques on the 'Local Fisherman for a Day', offering a real insight into Vietnamese life, and learn how to navigate a basket boat through the narrow waterways.
Hotel: Hoi An Pacific Hotel
Reflect on the moving My Lai memorial and then continue on to the beguiling port town of Quy Nhon. Admire stunning vistas across the sparkling sea before reaching the country's premier beach resort, Nha Trang. An island boat cruise gives you the chance to relax, feast on luscious, fresh seafood and swim or snorkel in the East Sea.
Hotels: Saigon Quy Nhon Hotel, Mechelia
Leave the coastal shrimp and salt farms behind and head for the rustic villages and tea plantations of the Central Highlands and the former French hill station of Dalat. In this fascinating town of winding streets, colourful markets and abandoned French villas, enjoy the mountain vistas from a cable car ride and admire the faded Art Deco charm of the last emperor's summer residence.
Hotel: Saigon Dalat Hotel
Travel by road to Saigon, bursting with energy, and wander along historic Dong Khoi Street, the former Rue Catinat, stopping at sites such as the Reunification Palace and War Remnants Museum. Visit the amazing Cu Chi tunnels, and spend a day cruising the canals and wandering the shady lanes of the Mekong Delta. On your last day, enjoy free time until your departure transfer.
Hotel: Royal Lotus Hotel Saigon
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Contrary to what most of the morons on here put, Norwalk is not that bad of a town. It has its ups and downs. It's definitely better than Stamford and Bridgeport...they just suck. Take all the Niggers and Spics out of here and especially the Wiggers and Preppies and its not that bad of a town. Advice for white people: South Norwalk is not that bad...to a certain point. Once you see the black Hobos named Jamarcus and Nigger Jim..then its time to get the fuck out of there, before they start asking you for money so they can support their drug habits and before they stab you (ususally with a rusty knife that has AIDS). So other than the minorities infesting the town and breeding there non-english speaking and drug-dealer babies...Its not that bad... Black Guy: Ayo white man...gimmie some money befo I stab you wit my rusty knife wit Aids on it
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A city in Fairfield County, as i'm sure many people know. It borders Westport, New Canaan and Darien. Now, i know what you all are thinking: Norwalk is just flat out poor and people are afraid of it (god knows why?) sure, it's more DIVERSE than it's bordering towns, and it's not as wealthy either, but that doesn't make it a "dump." it has its fair share of problems, but it's also a very nice place in a lot of ways.. you just have to look past the stereotypes and give it a chance. norwalk is divided into four main parts: south norwalk, east norwalk, west norwalk, and just norwalk (which is basically north norwalk or cranbury) sono has cleaned up a whole lot over the years and is actually a pretty nice place.. it's good for shopping and eating especially. east norwalk is by the water obviously, and has two country clubs: shorehaven and shore and country. now i belong to shorehaven, and in a lot of ways i love going there all the time, but it really has shown me how lucky i am to live in norwalk. most of the people here are really down to earth and don't care about physical appearance, which i like. anyway, i'm not too familiar with west norwalk to be honest, and the northern part is pretty much the same as the rest of it. overall, i'm not writing this to diss the bordering towns of norwalk, don't get me wrong. they're great in their own ways. all i'm saying is that you should give norwalk a chance. believe it or not, there's more to it than meets the eye. more...
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A small town in Iowa. Person 1: So how's Norwalk?
Person 2: Kind of small, but not as slow as most think. |
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I've always looked at it as being boring, living here all of my life, but it is alright. It isn't very dangerous, quite safe in most suburban residential areas. Some areas, though, have rising crime rates.
Contrary to popular belief, Norwalk is an extremely diverse town. One side of Norwalk could be completely different from the other side. Norwalk is NOT a ghetto, although certain parts of South Norwalk can be counted as a ghetto. Some of South Norwalk can be extremely culturally diverse and interesting. East Norwalk is what you would think as a suburban part of Norwalk. It contains many suburban homes and schools convieniently located around the middle of the residential area. Yes, there are traditional "preps" in Norwalk, but most of them are nouveau riche preps who go to country clubs such as Shore and Country and Shorehaven. Also, there are the various cliques. Person from West Coast: Oh, I hear Norwalk's a ghetto.
Norwalkian: WHAT?! |
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Culturally diverse town on coast of the Long Island Sound. There are plenty of sights to see including conspicuously painted stars located around the town. We also have a Stew Leonards that everyone used to love until they took away the candy bins and pre-packaged everything so you can't steal candy anymore. Lo and behold, if you skip 7th period and go mid afternoon, they have samples of orange juice, quality cheeses, and fresh produce. Refer to my other definition, Norwack, to see an alternate idea. Avoid the Andrews Field parking lot on the weekends because it is usually a hot spot for gang shoot outs, garbage dumping, drug dealing, and prolonged periods of band practice.
Also home to one of the worlds biggest (laugh) festivals, the Oyster Festival. The Oyster Festival is a fantastic experience. Allow me to facilitate your decision about attending. Whilst there, you can experience a variety of things, 1) The traditional gang fights resulting in police involvement and flinging of racial slurrs 2) Food poisoning was common in the people who ate chicken quesadillas at the Oyster Festival. 3) "Look at that faggot skydiver with his lame pink parachute." 4) "God damn it, the stupid shuttle bus is crowded." 5) "Hey, lets go into the art tent where we can buy absolute shit for a substantial amount of money." 6) "Are you kidding me, the fucking bumper cars are 3 tickets this year with tickets being $6.00 each? If we find the Z Score of the amount of energy consumed we fi... |
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when people come to norwalk they only
define east nowalk as rich . all the other parts to them and to some norwalkers are ghetto. but there are other very wealthy parts of norwalk, not just eastnorwalk. but the sono apartments in south norwalk are really expensive & gorgeous ! its like the soho of norwalk. south norwalk is historical, beautiful, and is home to very expensive resturaunts and shopping stores ! although there are some gehtto parts of south norwalk.as for west norwalk they have million dollar homes locked away in the woods. another thing people assume is that all the black people are poor & ghetto. which really annoys me because im black , i live in east norwalk, and have been to shore and country club ! i live in a neighborhood when my neighbors have a mercedes. im not stuck up or snobby. and im certainly not preppy just because i go to shore and country club. im showing ignorant people that there are upper middle class black people doing just fine in an equally wealthy norwalk. no other city in fairfield county is any better than norwalk. and im defending norwalk as a whole. yeah it is a wealthy town, it has its ghettos but then again there could be a mansion up the street. norwalk is great, diverse town. youll never meet people like this as in say westport or new canaan. out of towner: where are you from
connecticun: connecticut out of towner: ohh so your rich , where from fairfield county . connecticun: yeahh; im from norwalk. out of towner: thats not as wealthy as westport or somthing. out of towner: trust me it is . |
6. | Norwalk | ||
A partially nice town. What I mean by partially is that certain parts of Norwalk are really.....really poor, not to be rude. Norwalk is a far cry from the rest of Fairfield County. It's unique. It contains preps, gothics, skaters, nerds, and supposed "gangstas" mostly in South Norwalk. East Norwalk can be.....extremely suburban, and there are many preps.
Some "preps" go to country clubs. There's two in East Norwalk: Shorehaven and Shore and Country. Shore and Country is mostly for "traditional" preps while Shorehaven is more for new preps. I actually know a few teachers who go to Shore and Country. One is from Wilton, though. Wealthy people from all around go there. Norwalk is a rather interesting town.
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A Diverse town... Where you will meet all different kinds of people in differnt situations As I sit here and read the posts for Norwalk, I find myself shocked. I have lived in Norwalk my whole life and would never define it as "a town close to a beach where you can relax!" I have never even stepped foot in the water! Yeah the beach is a common "chill" spot if you may call it or a common place where the youth and adults of Norwalk go to congregate, but thats all its for. And as for "shorehaven," I am familiar with the country club, but have never stepped foot in that as well. You see I guess I make up the "middle" class of Norwalk. Norwalk is seperated into three sections, The high class (all you shorehaven goers) the middle class, and the poor class. It is a mistake to say that all the poor class lives in South Norwalk or Vice versa because to my current knowledge there are people who are paying up to almost 2,000 a month for a brand spankin new in the mid section of Sono apartments. So whats my point?
Basically Norwalk is almost as Diverse as New York... You are surounded by all different kinds of people, but the experiences you take with you are only those in which you have been born into. Whether you "hang out" at Shorehaven or RC projects you are considered a Norwalkian... So please dont tell me Norwalk is made up of the beach or Shore haven because that is not the case. |


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My name is Ramsey and I am the Creative Director for Spikes Hill Production we are currently in production with three web show.
Ghost is our full length animated dramatic series. The story follows the life of a young corporate hit man. His job is to force business owners to sell their companies by any means necessary.
We are also in the progress of going into production of our second season of our "Adult-Topics" talk show, JUST KICKING IT with Ramm Zee (www.spikeshillproduction.com). This show is a no holds barred late night talk show where we discuss any and everything under the sun.
We're also proud to be going into production on a spinoff show from JKI, known as LADIES NITE OUT. The is an all female panel talk show. "Think the VIEW or THE TALK without filters".
I am so happy to a part of this community and will do my best to be a positive and productive member. I have loaded the first season of Ghost on my page.
Thanks Rich
Hey another Ramsey...welcome!
Hi Ramsey (lol),
I am so happy to meet another Ramsey, who has that as a first name, can't tell you the number of times I've introduced myself and someone asks me is that your last name?
Which is strange to me since from my perspective Ramsey doesn't sound (or look) like a last name, I mean it's not like if we had a first name like Smith, or Johnson; those I could see confusing some people.
Welcome aboard. I suggest you take a gander at what others here are doing and leave feedback on their shows.
I will definitely set aside sometime to do that, Jarrod.
Ramsey shalom,
Please elaborate on your activity. How they are done? Amount of time? Work needed? Team?
I am very interested in this kind of graphics shows but have no clue. So please tell me.
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Currently I am in the process of producing our third web series another talk show this one an all-female show titled "LADIES NITE OUT".
We are scheduled to start streaming the second seasons of our other two shows (JUST KICKING IT - adult talk & GHOST - dramatic animated series) in a few weeks.
Just Kicking It and Ladies Nite Out are both taped weekly with an editing turnaround of about four/five days. GHOST currently takes around six months to complete from script to streaming. The main reason for this is I do not show any episode until the entire season is completed, and I am currently working on this particular project (write/cast/direct/edit) on my own.
I produced Ghost using an animation software called Moviestorm (please tell them I sent you - lol), which takes out the entire workload of frame by frame animation. MS is not the best program I've seen but its highly capable of producing a quality product if one puts the time in.
Honestly if I wasn't involved with producing my two talk shows I could probably have six 30 min episodes of Ghost completed in three to four months.
Ramsey shalom,
How long did it take you to learn the use of the Moviestorm software?
What other programs are there?
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If you are already into production the Moviestorm program has a very small learning curve. Once you've learned the interface which shouldn't take more than an hour or two you are ready to start making your very own movie.
Probably the best "Non-Industry" software to use is Iclone. The pros of using Iclone over MS is that you have total control over the animation, the sets, the props, and characters (from looks to size to age, etc). The cons about Iclone verses Moviestorm are you must use frame by frame animation (though they are working on making that better), the rendering is a lot longer, and additional packs and content are more expensive.
Then of course there's what the "Big Boys" uses which is Autodesk, and Maya 3D. I have both of these programs and have not had the time needed to master them so I really cannot give you a lot of insight on them, anymore than to say that they are really really powerful and you will only be limited by your imagination; the learning curve however can be a bit steep if you're not already into 3D modeling.
Two more honorable mentions are Cinema 4D and Blender (both currently are still free I believe). Both are more complex than MS or Iclone, yet not as powerful as Autodesk, and Maya 3D.
Sorry. should be Ramm Zee.
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I am a real fan of the UK's Ordnance Survey (OS) 1:50000 maps. I own very many of them and am always delighted to have an excuse to get one out and pour over the wonderful details that one can find in them. I also do a bit of computer programming and in the Summer of 2009 I did some research to see if I could combine my love of maps with gigapans and this is the result. At that time I couldn't get permission to make the images public but a while ago OS relaxed their rules ...
For anyone visiting the UK I strongly recommend visiting leisure.ordnancesurvey.co.uk /. Anyone interested in writing their own applications should check out the very splendid openspace.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/openspace /.
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David Engle (January 24, 2012, 08:05PM )
your snapshot location of the mother-lode for at one rock from Stonehenge can be confirmed via this link: wtp2.appspot.com/wheresthepath.htm ?lat=51.99183736213471&lon=-4.74310040473938&a mp;gz=17&oz=7>=1
Keith Rodgerson (September 13, 2011, 09:30AM )
Hi Kilgore Can you ring me on 0117 973 3848 or email@example.com for a gigortunity!! Keith
David Engle (September 05, 2011, 10:00AM )
Now, now quite a year later, it has dropped from 7th to 15th, but is still very unusual and still popular.
The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661" (July 07, 2011, 05:52PM )
Glad you like it Keith. It was a lot of fun making it. Of course, the 1:25000 version will be a challenge )
Keith Rodgerson (July 06, 2011, 01:14PM )
Just found this Kilgore. Wonderful. Keith PS. I wanted to buy a house in Nempnet Thrubwell because of the name but then realized that i'd always have to be spelling it to people!!
John De Carteret (January 19, 2011, 08:39AM )
Ah....so the Universe has finally cooled!! You finally got the full UK (not just Scotland) done. Just as impresive as the previous. Sorry, comment might be a bit behind time but I have'nt been around for a while.
The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661" (January 17, 2011, 02:55AM )
@ncraig I just came across to this link tinyurl.com/4ov83o2 / in the New York Times. They may have used some sort of special rig.
David Engle (January 11, 2011, 07:42AM )
This file plus the initial Scotland file, www.gigapan.org/gigapans/26999/ comprise two very unique maps ... nothing like it anywhere .. I'm like odyssey ... where is the geo-code :)
Nathan Craig (January 11, 2011, 07:31AM )
Ah, I see. Sorry I didn't read more carefully. I read the description but didn't fully comprehend what you had done. Quite an innovative little operation, and a very nice image. I'd love to get images of textiles with this kind of detail. Thanks for explaining the process, sorry I didn't understand from the description above. Regards, Nathan
The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661" (January 11, 2011, 07:26AM )
Sorry, I wasn't clear. There were no physical maps involved either. The maps are already digitised and conveniently availble in 200x200 tiles at the OS site mentioned above. So no maps, no cameras, not even any stitching - just a few lines of Python to make the 100GB RAW file. Frankly I am surprised it was selected as part of the curated set, but I'm not complaining :-) I called what I did "cheating" because some people would say that gigapan.org should only host photographs. I used to be of this opinion but I have become more tolerant in my old age and when it dawned on me that I could create a really detailed map of Britain I thought it would be such a fine thing and went for it.
Nathan Craig (January 11, 2011, 07:14AM )
I see you state that no cameras were involved. Am I to take it that this image was produced by a flatbed scanner? Is that correct? If not, what imaging system did you use? n
Nathan Craig (January 11, 2011, 07:13AM )
I'm afraid I do not understand your point about "cheating". Can you provide information on the camera mounting, movement system, camera motion type (planar or pivot), and software that you used? Thank you, Nathan
The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661" (January 11, 2011, 06:42AM )
@ngraig. You credit me with too much skill. I'm afraid no cameras were involved - the whole thing was done in software i.e. I cheated.
Nathan Craig (January 11, 2011, 06:34AM )
I am extremely interested in the construction of gigapans of flat objects (maps, textiles, etc). Your wonderful gigapan of this map seems to be surprisingly free of distortion. Can you provide information on the pan head mount and software that you used in making this gigapan? Did you use one of the standard gigapan heads and shoot by pivoting from a central location, or did you construct a rig to move the camera across the map in a controlled planar way? Any indication of how you made this wonderful image would be extremely useful. Regards, Nathan
Samuel David Sinclair (December 13, 2010, 10:04AM )
I would love it, if Google Maps would have this quality. For the next hiking in the UK, I'll take this map. Great
The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661" (December 04, 2010, 01:55AM )
Conversations about funny place names have a habit of descending into giggling-behind-the-back-of-the-hand smutty schoolboy humor. My guess is that if you take any two sex-related words and combine them into a place name then you will find somewhere with that name. 'Gropecunt' has to be the most famous example, which although no longer extant due to modern sensibilities, was a common name for what we would now call a 'red light' area. Anyway, enough of all this intellectual hypothesising and high-minded history, let's get down to business! I offer Acock's Green, Bell End, Lickham Bottom and Twatt.
David Engle (December 02, 2010, 08:51AM )
as requested: www.gigapan.org/conversations/18268 1/
The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661" (December 02, 2010, 07:43AM )
My favourite place name is Nempnett Thrubwell. Can you find that? :-)
Tom Nelson (December 01, 2010, 06:46PM )
I love maps and I love to find interesting place names. Can you find... Assloss, Ayreshire; Bachelors Bump, Essex; Bangers Whistle, Cornwall; Crackpot, Yorkshire; High Cold Knott, Durham; Muckle Flugga, Shetland Island?
The Gigapanographer Currently Known as "Kilgore661" (November 30, 2010, 10:19PM )
Thanks for the comments guys. Which one of you is going to do the US version at the same scale? :-)


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We've decided to start this group after spending 18 months learning how to shop, cook and bake no oil vegan based on the principles in Dr. Esselystyn's "How to Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease" book. With absolutely ZERO restaurants in the Cleveland/Akron area serving 100% organic, vegan and without oil food, we are interested in exploring what other opportunities exist to socialize with others while we eat! We'd also like to share our experience with like -minded individuals or couples interes …
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We must let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us – Joseph Campbell
I'm totally hooked on the t.v show Once Upon a Time. I haven't missed one episode since its debut in September 2011 (and I'm someone who watches maximum 10 hours of television per week).
The series began with a young boy's quest to reunite his family and help the unfortunate modern-day residents of Storybrooke, Maine 'remember' who they really are – vibrant and exciting characters from the fairy tales you and I grew up with and know so well – Snow White, the Evil Queen, Rumpelstilskin, Cinderella, Prince Charming and so many others.
The plot and character development is complex and exciting enough to keep me fully engaged each hour.
Most of these well-known fairy tale people originated from the imagination of two German brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, who lived back in the nineteenth century. Their father died when the boys were 11 and 12 years of age. They were sent to live with an aunt a few years later to attend secondary school with plans to continue on to law school.
In 1808, their mother died and eldest teen child Jacob returned to the town of his birth and secured a job as a librarian to support his younger brothers and sister. Wilhelm returned home soon after and became a librarian as well.
They collaborated and wrote the first volume of 86 fairy tales and it was published just before Christmas in 1812 – just 4 years after their mother's death.
Six subsequent volumes were produced up until 1857 – leaving a legacy of 211 stories. They were quite controversial at the time in that although they were categorized as children's tales, their content was deemed too mature for young readers (and not many happy endings in the stories after all).
A child-friendly version of the fables was written by the Brothers Grimm and published in 1825 to appease the masses – and it's this collection that has inspired countless other books and beloved Disney movie story classics over the ages.
Cut away to the fall of 2011 and back to this new, imaginative television show. Young Henry finds his birth mother and recruits her help in this earnest mission, telling her that she's the only one who can save them all, and that they must do everything they can to help them remember who they really are "before it's too late."
Emma (Henry's birth mother) discovers as the series develops she is also a fairy tale character, the daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming.
We get to see the drama and intrigue play out in the two parallel worlds – one set in present-day, the other…in timeless, far, far away (the actors all play their respective characters in each place so we don't get too confused).
The thought of people living in two parallel universes is an intriguing premise to me.
I got to fantasizing about the possibilities how you and I could be living the same way. What if as creatives we had forgotten who we really are?
Have you always had a yearning to write or paint or dance or sing and just pushed it aside, telling yourself it's just a silly fantasy?
What if in a parallel universe you were already there, already following your passion, already successful? How would you feel discovering this?
I think Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm would be astounded to discover how inspirational their work has been to many creatives, how ingrained their little stories have become in our culture, in our literature and art. Even though they had to lose their parents at a very young age, circumstance afforded them the opportunity to work creatively together and produce such an amazing legacy for us all.
If you had to create a fairy tale for yourself, who would your character be? What would your life be like? What great creative work would you produce?
What creative work could you start today in this present reality that might 'help you remember' who you really are?


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Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and air conditioning.
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Eplerenone Oral tablet
An aldosterone receptor antagonist - It is used to treat high blood pressure
Generic Name: eplerenone | Brand Name: Inspra
Brand Names: Inspra
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EPLERENONE (e PLER en one) is used to treat high blood pressure. This medicine is also used to improve symptoms of heart failure.This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:- diabetes
- high blood level of potassium
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- kidney disease
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Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. You may take this medicine with or without food. Take your doses at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Do not stop taking except on the advice of your doctor or health care professional.Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
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If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.What may interact with this medicine?
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ibattz iPhone extended Battery case, a dropSKIP top pick!
By Troy Saxton-Getty
Regardless of whether you choose iPhone or Android as your optimal mobile device one thing is certain, your battery life will almost always not be enough for your day to day activity.
We have tested countless battery extenders for mobile phones and many for months on end.
Although there are many options, nothing has been quite a sweet as the new ibattz power case for iPhone 4/4s.
It's the one unit that has a removable battery, better yet, it's a very common battery, a Nokia BP-4L. A base battery that adds 1500Mah to the back of your iPhone and when it runs low, simply slide the light weight back cover off and replace the battery with the additional second BP-4L which is included.
At first I was impressed with the box stating 3000Mah, but the reality is, thats both additional batteries, disappointing? actually initially yes, but after thinking about it and using it for several weeks to date, it is pretty darn cool that I can quickly swap a second (or third and so on if you purchase a few additional Nokia BP-4L Batteries)
The unit comes with a 4 blue LED charge/level indicator, a micro USB plug and the iPhone slips onto the case like a standard docking effort. Additionally the case includes a silver and a red anodized sleeve, giving you two color choices.
The size is also one of the smallest and least thick of all of the extended battery cases. Unlike the Mophie Juice case which has a flimsy Micro USB, (we've broken 2 so far) the ibattz connector is well protected and solid.
That is 3000Mah of additional power in two small industry standard batteries.
The case is also rather small since they designed around the Nokia BP-4L which is ultra-slim.
If you look on the internet, you can find Nokia BP-4L replacements in higher capacity, such as 1800Mah.
Last, you can swap batteries without the phone needed a reboot or any special consideration. the battery pack keeps the iPhone topped off first, so there is zero issue with adding in your second or third battery.


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Cute Nail Designs
Cute Nail Designs for Everyday Use
In case you want to decorate your nails easily, some cute nail designs for everyday use might allow you to do some interesting ones without wasting too much time. These cute nail designs are made in such a way that least time is required to make some cute little designs. Some interesting designs have been mentioned here and all of them are quite cute. Read the rest of this entry »


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Fabric > Around the World
Autumn Leaves Sushi Roll | Black, White & Red Sushi Roll | Bright Jewels Sushi Roll | Celebration Sushi Roll | Double Cappuccino Sushi Roll |
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Campus Setting: | Town, distant from an urban area |
Highest Degree Offered: | Master's |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
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"A small, private, expensive college placed right in the middle of a beautiful Green Mountain valley of Vermont. The Corp of Cadets is the base of it's strong traditions with…"
"Norwich has a beautiful campus. There are great people. Is in the middle of nowhere. …"
"smaller university with a home-like feeling. great education and leadership building opportunities. international studies and athletic opportunitites are available for prospective students…"
"This school is amazing, has alot to offer its students both cadet and civilian alike!…"
"Great Academics, because the professors care about the students. ALso it is small in size makes it comforting. The military aspect is awesome. But it is very cold in Vermont.…"
Very dull and nothing to do unless your a upperclassmen.
» Read MoreI enjoy being here because the this place has a sense of pride and tradition. Here I feel as a member of something bigger than a student in this university. Even the small town outside of the university supports us and in return when have supported them. Recently after Hurricane Irene hit, the school together voluntarily went out on their free time to help those whose houses were damaged. Our Mountain Cold Weather Rescue Team was deployed all around the state to help out flooded victims.
» Read MoreIt's a lifestyle that is not for everyone, but I have found the greatest 'Family' here at Norwich. I know this new family will be with me forever. This University truly cares for it's students.
» Read MoreBeing in the Corps of Cadets is an experience like no other, you get really close with your platoon and other friends you meet and you'll take everything you've learned here into the future with you, it's definitely great being here.
» Read MoreAs a Cadet in the Corps, I live an extremely unique life at school here. One-tenth of one percent is a saying I heard a lot my first few weeks. Very few students live like I do, and even fewer enjoy the close bonds that living in the Corps creates. I know my Rook Brothers and Sisters at school better than I know some of my family back home. The constant challenge to push yourself harder and further is in every aspect of the school; academics, Physical Training, extracurricular activities, and so on.
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Nikita Indoor Outdoor to be at Earth Festival 2010
Nikita Indoor Outdoor convertible furniture is happy to announce we'll be taking part in the Otsego County Conservation Assoc. and Wildlife Learning Co. Earth Festival 2010 on Saturday, April 10 at Milford Central School.
Earth Festival 2010 offers a variety of interactive, environmental education opportunities and seminars ($10 pre-registration for any/all seminars) on topics pertaining to Renewable Energy, Green Home Renovation, Zero Waste/Local Solid Waste and Natural Gas Drilling.
Nikita will be part of the Vendor Fair/Earth Festival Exhibits from 11am to 3pm. Admission is free to these exhibits, where you'll find children's activities, special recycling collection and at our space, an opportunity to "just lean back" and try our convertible sofabed or chaise.
How does leaning back in our sofabed fit with Earth Day? Nikita Indoor Outdoor furniture is locally made right here in Otsego County, upstate NY. We embrace the environmental concepts of sustainability, renewability and zero waste in production.
Nikita Convertibles are made of 100% solid hardwood, itself a renewable resource. The wood is clear, beautiful and naturally strong. All the wood we use comes from an FSC Certified Mill and is FSC controlled.
Our system by which we produce our furniture is a study in hyper-efficiency. All the less than perfect pieces of wood that do not "make the cut" are burned in our energy efficient wood stove, keeping us warm throughout the long upstate New York winter. The wood shavings are given to local farmers for animal bedding. That leaves nothing behind except beautiful solid hardwood furniture that is built to serve a lifetime.
So you will feel good relaxing in our furniture as you celebrate Earth Day and every day, for that matter.
See you in Milford on April 10,
Mary Robinson


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Bandicoon Kit
Some druids say pandaren and raccoons are distant cousins, but never when a pandaren can hear them.
Looks around.
Pit-pattering footsteps
3 allowed
September 25, 2012
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Found mine on stairs just north of Half Hill 2:58 am server time. Cloudy and raining.
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Definitely not the best battle pet out there. Counterstrike is a great attack, but is counterproductive since Powerball and Tongue Lash increase speed. Which makes the Tier 2 abilities rather lame. (Survival is okay, but only really useful for leveling and/or you have DoTs on the opponent.)
If you are looking for a rare, I had my best luck getting them as secondaries when I engage Marsh Fiddlers or regular Bandicoons.
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Cute but the Bandicoons and their cousins the Tanuki make the worst battle pets. Very weak abilities.
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These cute little guys color change, my rare one does.
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Some druids say pandaren and raccoons are distant cousins, but never when a pandaren can hear them.


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For those that haven't followed my grows before a quick rundown of the setup:
3X3X6.5 tent
1000w mh/hps
2ft 4 bulb t5 for vegging
DIY aerocloner with single t5 light
312cfm fan for cooling the 1000w light in the tent
400cfm fan with carbon filter for scrubbing air and venting tent
Growing in a coco coir/perlite 50/50 mix
H3ad formula for both vegging and flowering (0-6-9)
General Hydroponics nutrients Micro and Bloom
Scrog netting will be installed after the little buggers grow up a bit more.
The strains I will be running this cycle are 2 White Widows, A Super Sour OG, and an Aurora Indica. Needless to say.... I'm VERY excited about the Aurora and the SSOG! I'll probably top all the plants next week to get to be around the same height.. I'm afraid that SSOG is gonna run off and leave everybody in the dust!
The temps are staying steadily around 76-78 with lights on and around 66-68 with the lights off. The plants in the tent are on a 18-6 light schedule and the mothers and other randoms under the t5's are on a 24/0 schedule.
One of my t5 bulbs burned out last week, so I stopped by the local grow shop to pick one up.. Well somehow they gave me a 3500K bulb in a 6500K package but I threw it in there anyways.. the result? I have noticed some significant growth on some of the plants that I thought had stalled..
I sure do love when folks come by and comment on my journals so swing on through and drop a line sometime.
Enough with the talking! To the pics!!:smoke::smoke:
Passion vine I'm growing:
Blackjack Mother:
Big fat fan leaves on the Blackjack:
White Widow mother... been trimming the shit out of this thing:
T5 lights:
Bubble cloner with cuts of Widow and Aurora:
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Pic of the tent setup:
Hoping to replicate more of last grow:
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