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Hydropower is energy from water sources such as the ocean, rivers and waterfalls.
"Mini-hydro" means which can apply to sites ranging from a tiny scheme to electrify a single home, to a few hundred kilowatts for selling into the National Grid. Small-scale hydropower is one of the most cost-effective and reliable energy technologies to be considered for providing clean electricity generation.
With its long-lasting and robust technology; systems can readily be engineered to last for 50 years or more, being also environmentally friendly, run-of-river installations not having the same kinds of adverse effect on the local environment as large-scale hydro.

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In 'Split', multiple maniacs live inside one man
Through the ups and downs of his career, the name M. Night Shyamalan has always been synonymous with one thing: twist. While watching his films, it's easy to spend more time wondering if he will, won't, and how he'll twist, and it can take away the power of what's actually on screen. Which is a shame when the filmmaking and performances are particularly exceptional. In the multiple-personality psycho-thriller "Split," Anya Taylor-Joy and James McAvoy shine as predator and prey who understand each other far more than they know.
As Kevin/Barry/Dennis/Patricia/Hedwig/Orwell/Jade, McAvoy ferociously sinks his teeth into the role of a troubled young man who developed dissociative identity disorder as a coping mechanism to deal with a turbulent, abusive childhood. He kept his 23 personalities in control with the help of an understanding therapist, Dr. Fletcher (Betty Buckley), but the darker proclivities have taken over, and he kidnaps three young girls to satisfy those urges.
While McAvoy is known for his dramatic roles, he's delightful when let off the leash and allowed to show off his loud, campy, unhinged side. Each of his characters has unique gestures and facial physicality, and McAvoy slides seamlessly from one to another in single takes.
Dr. Fletcher has gained her patient's trust by believing in the autonomy of each persona, and suggesting that his condition could reveal a higher evolution of humanity, positioning his mental disorder as almost supernatural powers.
Kevin (or is it Dennis?) meets his match in Casey (Anya Taylor-Joy), a teen who accidentally happens to be with intended victims Claire (Haley Lu Richardson) and Marcia (Jessica Sula) at the time of the kidnapping. She's thoughtful, quiet and composed, thinking rather than acting impulsively out of their predicament, drawing on lessons learned from hunting trips with her father and uncle.
While Kevin's disorder could indicate a higher evolution, he has the basest of instincts — an appetite for nubile young women isn't exactly original. He's a fascinating character, but Shyamalan retreats to the tried-and-true formulas for this genre. It's tiresome to see yet another movie where yet more young women are stripped and locked in a basement.
Despite this, Shyamalan demonstrates a mastery over the form of the mean and lean psycho-thriller. The camera swaps character point-of-view rapidly, inhabiting both victim and kidnapper, watcher and watched. As the tension ratchets up, odd and off-putting camera angles and extreme close-ups emulate the cracks in reality. Shyamalan brings victim and victimizer together to make a powerful (if a bit facile) statement about drawing power from pain, turning trauma into strength. That concept is the subtext of the horror genre, and Shyamalan smartly makes it manifest as the driving message of "Split."
Rating: ☆☆☆
Cast: James McAvoy, Anya Taylor-Joy, Betty Buckley, Haley Lu Richardson, Jessica Sula.
Writer-director: M. Night Shyamalan.
A Universal Pictures release. Running time: 117 minutes. Vulgar language, violence, disturbing thematic content. Playing at: area theaters.


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SOURCE: U.S. Cellular
March 24, 2015 10:21 ET
CHICAGO, IL and ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NJ--(Marketwired - March 24, 2015) - U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) and LG Electronics have announced that the LG G Flex 2™ will be available, in the Platinum Silver color, in stores and online on March 26. The G Flex 2's innovative curved design made it the standout smartphone at this year's International Consumer Electronics Show, and qualified customers will be able to get it for $0 down using U.S. Cellular's installment pricing.
"At U.S. Cellular, we strive to provide the best wireless experience by providing the latest devices, a high quality network and national coverage that keeps customers connected in cities and rural communities," said Joe Settimi, vice president of marketing for U.S. Cellular. "LG has created a unique device that is packed with cutting-edge features, and we are thrilled to bring our first curved smartphone to our customers."
The G Flex 2 builds on the innovation introduced on the original G Flex with a more advanced, curved design for better ergonomics, a slimmed down 5.5" Full HD display, and Advanced Self-Healing back[1]. It boasts faster performance and greater convenience with new features like GlanceView, which displays key information such as time, recent messages or missed calls with a downward swipe on the curved screen even while the display is off.
Some of the stunning state-of-the-art features include:
"With the G Flex 2, we're continuing to raise the bar in smartphone innovation," said Morris Lee, senior vice president and head of North American sales and marketing, LG Electronics MobileComm USA Inc. "This is the perfect phone for those looking to enhance their mobile experience with powerful functionality that harnesses exceptionally designed hardware."
With U.S. Cellular's $0 down installment pricing, qualified customers pay tax on the LG G Flex 2 at the point of sale, and then make 20 monthly payments that are conveniently added to their wireless bill. Customers can upgrade this device in as little as 12 months if they trade it in for any new device with installment pricing. They can also choose to pay off the full balance of their device anytime they want.
New Equipment Installment Contract, Shared Connect Plan and credit approval required. Financing terms are zero down, zero APR; 20 monthly payments. Additional terms, conditions and/or charges may apply. See uscellular.com for details.
[1] The Self-Healing back repairs most scratches and nicks that occur from everyday use
[2] Battery must be substantially depleted; charging rate slows as charging progresses. All battery life claims are approximate. Actual battery performance will vary and depends on signal strength, network configuration, device settings, usage patterns and other factors and conditions.
About U.S. Cellular
U.S. Cellular is the fifth-largest full-service wireless carrier in the United States, providing national network coverage and industry-leading innovations designed to elevate the customer experience. The Chicago-based carrier has a strong line-up of cutting-edge devices that are all backed by a high-quality network in big and small cities and rural communities. Currently, 94 percent of customers have access to 4G LTE speeds. U.S. Cellular was named a J.D. Power and Associates Customer Champion in 2014 for the third time in four years. To learn more about U.S. Cellular, visit one of its retail stores or uscellular.com. To get the latest news, promos and videos, connect with U.S. Cellular on Facebook.com/uscellular, Twitter.com/uscellular and YouTube.com/uscellularcorp.
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When I was young (cause I am so old now...turning 29 on Thursday!) I used to run shorter distances, and at a reasonable pace. As time has evolved, I have run further and further and hope to continue to do so for many years to come. Well, today, I remembered why I stopped with the short stuff!
It was the second of a three race series in Bundy called the Lighthouse Series. Once again I lined up for the 10k. MUCH shorter than I have become accustomed to running these days! I was once again shod in my sandals ready to go. I didn't really plan on running too quick and started at the back of the pack. I set off at a comfortable pace and after a couple of k's was feeling pretty good. I also noticed Dad a couple of hundred meters ahead of me. At about the three or four k mark, I decided to get into it and try to catch the old bull.
Now let me just say, I have been running about 4 or 5 years now, and I can not remember EVER beating Dad in a race... (oh, that is a lie, I beat him at the North Face, I seem to have a better shot at him over long Ultras. He always smokes me in races up to and including marathons)
So anyway, after just completing 'Macca' Chris McCormack's book, I had a upsurge of competitiveness. Dad was running at a good pace and it would take some doing to beat the bloke. The first 5k was into a decent head wind and I seemed to maintain a gap of 100-meters behind him. At the turn, we had a tail wind and it was HOT...time to put the hammer down (I kept dreaming I was in Kona! Ok, maybe not that hot!)! I made a plan in my head to catch him by the 8k mark. I slowly chipped away at him, gaining about 20m - 50m per k, pushing myself to a limit I have not reached for a LONG time! I slowly managed to bridge the gap by just after the 8k point...SHOWTIME!
Macca explains in his book that often when you make the 'chase', athletes will then run alongside the person they had caught and mentally they are then gone as they think the job is done. Macca says that once you catch the leader (Dad in my case) either 1) make a comment to hurt them mentally (not in my interest, hes the BOSS!) and 2) don't slow to level with them, run straight by them, and break them with a pace they can't handle. This was my plan. Upon catching Dad, there was a slight rise...GO! I got into it and moved quick. I would like to have seen my heart rate...it was going!
Anyway, the Boss kept at his already quick pace and I pushed hard on ahead. I had a look over my shoulder at the 9k mark and couldn't slow much, he was still there! I was hurting in the last k but I pushed it home. I managed to finish the race in 46.20min...I carn't remember running that fast for a LONG time! Dad finished in 47.03min...not far behind! I was spent! The 'race' was of course all in good fun, and it felt great to get a hand shake and smile from the Boss across the line for a job well done! Where we usually run side by side, a bit of healthy competition doesn't go astray from time to time! I dont know if I will be running that quick again for a while...think I prefer the 24hour plus zone!
The event was again a great success and it was great to see a lot of faces I haven't seen in a while! A big thanks to Sherry and the Bundy Road Runners crew. Without volunteers, stuff dosent get done! It was awesome to have some good conversation after the race and catch up with old friends!
Well done to all, another super day/event. Again the sandals came and saw, and today, at least for one day 'flew'...well in my little world anyway! Thanks Boss for pushing me...I might feel it on our 20k'er tomorrow!
Keep smiling friends. Life is good, make this day count! Keep putting one foot in front of the other...otherwise you will be moving backwards! Until next time...
Run on...
P.S - I have found a rickshaw! Thanks to my friends who have helped with research! It is actually a pony cart at a horse place in Landsborough, just gotta get down to check it out and save some pennies! Good times!


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Roosevelt High School Yearbooks
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This coconut cake is quick and easy to make and it is a lovely light dessert delicious sponge with delicately sweet frosting. The freshly grated coconut really adds to the cakes texture and lightness. Perfect for a special occasion, this classic South American sponge cake flavoured with coconut then layered and covered with a light marshmallow frosting topped with freshly grated coconut.
The cakes can be made a day in advance, but it's best to assemble them on the day of serving. This cake takes around 60 minutes to make and bake and will serve between 8-10 people.
Ideal for any time of the year, serve as a summery treat to remind you of a tropical beach with the delicious coconut flavour, or create a festive-themed cake with a tropical twist!
Serves approx 8-10 people
• 125g unsalted butter, softened
• 185g of golden caster sugar
• 125g Isabel's all-purpose Cassava flour
• 40g Coconut flour
• 1 tsp of baking powder
• 2 tbsp Thick coconut milk
• 3 Large eggs yolks
• 3 egg whites whisked until stiff
For the marshmallow frosting you'll need:
• 4 large egg whites
• 1tsp of water
• 175g granulated sugar
• 2 Tbsp of golden syrup
• 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
• A pinch of salt
• 1 teaspoon vanilla (optional)
• 1 small fresh coconut brown skin peeled and finely grated.
For the Fillings:
• 1/2 tin of Nestle's toffee spread
• 1 tin of pineapple chunks or peached slices or soft vanilla prunes
1. Pre-heat the oven to 180ºC (350ºF/Gas Mark 4). Grease and line the baking tin with grease proof paper.
2. Place the sugar and butter in mixing bowl. Mix together and beat for 2-3 minutes until light and fluffy. Then add the egg yolks one by one and beat until all mixed.
3. Stir together the flour, coconut flour and baking powder. Then gradually add the flours to the sugar, butter and yolks mixture. Add the coconut milk and beat well until the milk is fully incorporated to form a lump free batter.
4. Place the egg whites in a clean grease free bowl and whisk until stiff, but not dry.
5. Add one third of the egg whites to the cake mixture, and carefully fold in the egg white using a balloon whisk or metal spoon, cutting through and turning the mixture until all the egg whites have been incorporated. Repeat this process with the remaining egg whites.
6. Divide the mixture between the prepared tins and gently level the surface.
7. Place the cake mixture in the centre of the pre-heated oven for 35 to 40 minutes. Test the cake by inserting a tooth pick at the centre. The cake should be golden brown and feel firm and springy when cooked. Cool in the tins for 5 mins then turn out onto a wire rack and leave to cool completely.
To make the frosting:
1. Add the egg whites, water, granulated sugar, golden syrup, cream of tartar, and salt to a heat-safe bowl. Set the bowl over a saucepan filled with a few centimetres of simmering water, but not touching the bowl.
2. Heat the mixture, whisking constantly until the egg whites have double in size, are warm to the touch and the sugar has dissolved, about 2-3 minutes.
3. Remove the bowl from the heat and continue mixing on high speed, until stiff, glossy peaks form, about 5-10 minutes. Add the vanilla during the last 10 seconds of mixing.
4. Spread or pipe onto cake immediately.
5. To assemble, slice each sponge in half horizontally and sandwich all the layers back together with one-quarter of the toffee spread topped with preferred fruit. Spread some of the marshmallow frosting the second layer and over the top and sides of the cake. Spread the remaining cream on top. To decorate, gently press the freshly grated coconut onto the sides and top of the cake.


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Size of IS shop: 143
PCs: 2110
Mobile PCs: 350
Terminals: 260
Hand-held devices: 1000
Total screens: 3720
Industry: Health and community services
PC environment: Windows XP, HP, Lenovo
Server environment: HP; Windows 2000, 2003, 2008; Red Hat; VMWare; Citrix
DBMS: Oracle
Address: 80 Boulcott Street, Wellington
Website: www.hnzc.co.nz
Key IS projects this year: Core platform refresh, data centre relocation, telecommunications renewal, enterprise transformation.
Paul Jepson joined Housing New Zealand Corporation (HNZC) in August 2010 as CIO, responsible for developing and delivering an Information Systems Strategic Plan aligned with the corporate vision to "help New Zealanders in their time of housing need".
Jepson's key priority and major focus is leading the technology transformation required at HNZC in support of the strategic plan. The transformation will involve new datacentres (migrating from historical legacy in-house data centres to a managed outsource with Unisys and implementing a two site active/passive professionally managed data centre model); replacement of legacy frame relay WAN to the Government syndicated one.govt WAN offering; and a physical infrastructure refresh (moving from a legacy of unsupported hardware and infrastructure software versions to new hardware and software with a view to moving most servers into virtualisation technologies).
In addition to the core infrastructure, a large scale programme is underway to deliver an Oracle Northgate ERP platform, which aims to replace circa 80 percent of the application landscape.
In order to sustain the new platforms, people and process change is required. To deliver this, a new Target Operating Model has been defined based on the following principles: "We will be an enabling partner to the corporation who is strategic and forward thinking; "We will be connected to our customers through greater awareness and better understanding; Our vendors, suppliers and internal partners will be a seamless extension to our operation;" and we will collaborate with our partners to define, deliver and support solutions that enable the corporation goals."
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The Packages
The packages are split into different categories. The core metapackage which uses the functionality together is DifferentialEquations.jl. The following documentation shows how the various components can be used together in DifferentialEquations.jl. The component solvers are the packages which provide the functionality for actually solving differential equations, and the add-ons utilize the common solution interface to provide higher level functionality. Packages for easily specifying more domain-specific models are included to enhance the scope of the ecosystem. Lastly, developer tools help researchers create and test high performance algorithms to add to the ecosystem.
MetaPackage: DifferentialEquations.jl
DifferentialEquations.jl is a metapackage which brings together the various parts of the ecosystem into one cohesive and ready to use powerhouse of differential equation solving. Using DifferentialEquations.jl, one can perform high level analysis like parameter estimation and sensitivity analysis, while retaining the ability to swap out different ODE solvers between different packages. Offering high-performance native Julia implementations and the well-known C/Fortran algorithms like Sundials or the Hairer algorithms (through ODEInterface.jl) – the mixture of flexibility and performance is unparalleled. This is combined with benchmark-based algorithms for choosing default methods and a common user interface for handling the solutions across different domains, easing the user experience while not compromising performance.
Documentation Packages
- DiffEqDocs.jl. The documentation for the common interface as provided by DifferentialEquations.jl.
- DiffEqDevDocs.jl. The developer documentation, explaining how to create new components to the JuliaDiffEq ecoystem.
- DiffEqTutorials.jl. Jupyter notebook tutorials explaining how to use various features in the ecosystem.
- DiffEqBenchmarks.jl. Benchmarks showing the performance differences between the implementations.
- juliadiffeq.github.io. The JuliaDiffEq website.
Component Solvers
The solver component packages provide the functionality for solving differential equations.
- OrdinaryDiffEq.jl. These Julia implementations offer the largest amount of Julia-specific options, while the benchmarks show that these are some of the fastest ODE solver implementations.
- Sundials.jl. This wrapper to the Sundials package of ODE and DAE solvers allows users to use the famous multistep methods.
- ODE.jl. This is a suite of ODE solvers inspired by MATLAB.
- StochasticDiffEq.jl. This is a suite of stochastic differential equation (SDE) solvers based off of recent research to offer highly efficient adaptive time stepping and high strong order methods.
- DelayDiffEq.jl. This suite builds off of OrdinaryDiffEq.jl to deliver new high-performance algorithms for solving delay differential equations.
- DASSL.jl This is a Julia implementation of the famous DASSL DAE solver.
- DASKR.jl This is a wrapper to the well-known DASKR differential algebraic equation (DAE) solver.
- FiniteElementDiffEq.jl. This package has tools for describing linear finite element meshes and for solving Poisson and Heat equation problems.
- StokesDiffEq.jl. This package has tools for solving the Stationary Stokes Equation.
- MATLABDiffEq.jl. This package has bindings for using MATLAB's ODE solvers through the common interface via MATLAB.jl. It's restricted to solving ParameterizedFunctions and is mostly for benchmarking.
- ODEInterfaceDiffEq.jl. This
package extends ODEInterface.jl
to have the common JuliaDiffEq interface. This allows one to use classic
FORTRAN algorithms like
Optionally, the following non-JuliaDiffEq packages can be used through the JuliaDiffEq common interface:
- LSODA.jl. This package wraps the popular LSODA algorithm with automatic switching between non-stiff and stiff solvers.
Add-On Functionality
These packages provide add-on functionality to the differential equation solvers.
- ParameterizedFunctions.jl. ParameterizedFunctions.jl provides an easy way to specify differential equations which will auto-compute various enhancements (Jacobians, inverse Jacobians) to speed up the differential equations solvers. In addition, it provides a way of defining functions with explicit parameters, which gives a way for parameter analyses like parameter estimation to be possible.
- DiffEqParamEstim.jl. This package links the JuliaDiffEq common interface to the various optimization and machine learning packages in order to provide methods for performing parameter estimation.
- DiffEqJump.jl. This package provides the functionality for extending discrete and differential equations to jump equations which can be solved using the DiffEq methods with callbacks.
- DiffEqMonteCarlo.jl. This package provides methods for easily performing parallel Monte Carlo simulations using the DiffEq solvers on clusters and analyze the results.
- DiffEqSensitivity.jl. This package adds sensitivity analysis to the JuliaDiffEq common interface.
- DiffEqBifurcate.jl. This package adds bifurcation analysis to functions defined as a ParameterizedFunction. The core functionality is provided by PyDSTool.jl. This is a work in progress.
- DiffEqUncertainty.jl. This component provides uncertainty analysis tools to the JuliDiffEq common interface. This is a work in progress.
- DiffEqOptimalControl.jl. This component provides methods for translating optimal control problems to relevant differential equations to be solved by the component solvers. This is a work in progress.
- DiffEqCallbacks.jl. This is a library of callback functions which extend the JuliaDiffEq component solvers by adding features like automatic adaptation of tolerances.
Models Packages
- MultiScaleArrays.jl. This package provides a performant way to define differential equations with a changing hierarchical structure. For example, one can define a differential equation on the proteins of various cells (of different types), where the proteins change continuously (and stochastically) and the cell numbers change discretely.
- DiffEqBiological.jl. This package provides an easy way for creating models of chemical reaction networks in order to simulate them via the DifferentialEquations.jl methods.
- DiffEqFinancial.jl. This package provides an easy way to define the common stochastic differential equations found in mathematical finance.
Web App
- DiffEqOnline. This repository stores the frontend for the DiffEqOnline webapp.
- DiffEqOnlineServer. This repository stores the backend for the DiffEqOnline webapp.
Developer Packages
- DiffEqBase.jl. This package provides the core structure of JuliaDiffEq, allowing the packages to offer a standardized interface while reducing the dependencies of the components.
- DiffEqPDEBase.jl. This package provides the core structure of the PDE solvers for JuliaDiffEq. It contains the type definitions associated with PDEs, the tools for finite element meshes, and other utilities which are used to build solvers.
- DiffEqDiffTools.jl. This package provides differentiation tools for the JuliaDiffEq solvers, allowing high-performance algorithms to be written at a high level and automatically make use of user-specified "performance overloads", symbolic differentiation, and automatic differentiation: all with a fallback to numerical differentiation.
- DiffEqDevTools.jl. This package offers various methods for performing convergence analysis, benchmarking, and testing of the component solvers. Also included are tableau analysis tools like recipes for stability region plots.
- DiffEqProblemLibrary.jl. This package provides a set of premade problems for testing the component solvers.


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Whether you're a new mum, experienced mum, dog mum, or mother-to-be, I hope you enjoy your day. Today is for celebrating you & all the stuff you do.
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The adventures of DJ's Mark, Brent, Roland & Wills
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Jeri-Lee and Kerwin Gaillard's Wedding
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Lipotropic, MIC
Lipotropic injections are based on natural nutrients such as Methionine, Inositol and Choline. These naturally occurring compounds help the body to burn fat by enhancing the metabolism, particularly the metabolism of fat. These injections also have a detoxifying effect on the liver.
The overall effect of Lipotropic injections is enhanced weight loss, particularly when they are combined with a healthy diet and exercise program. The most effective way to use lipotropic compounds is by combining the amino acids Methionine, Inositol and Choline. The resulting combination is known as M.I.C. Since B-vitamins are also lipotropic, they are often combined with the MIC cocktail to enhance weight loss and boost energy.
Although they are also known as lipo shots, these injections are not related to lipo-suction: an invasive procedure that invariably fails to work in the long-term.
How do Lipo Shots Work?
These shots consist of a powerful combination of fat burning ingredients:
Choline helps the liver and gall bladder to function more effectively by metabolizing fats so that they can be used as an energy source by the body. In effect, Choline speeds up the metabolism of fats.
Inositol is important in regulating your blood sugar by regulating insulin production. In practice, this means that your blood sugar levels remain more stable. You don't feel as hungry and will find it easier to stick to a low calorie diet.
Methionine performs a dual role: it is an amino acid, but it is also an antioxidant. It not only helps the body to break down fats, but helps you to eliminate toxins.
B-vitamins help you to feel more energetic and also help to promote the metabolism of fats.
Although your body will be ready to burn fat, you still have to provide it with a stimulus to do so. Consuming less calories than you use is the cue that makes your body burn fat. You'll do so more efficiently thanks to the effect of your Lipo shots on weight loss, but you do need to control your diet and burn calories through exercise.
Benefits of Lipotropic Injections
Apart from being completely natural fat-burning aids, lipotropics have a range of additional health benefits:
They lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease.
Because of the increase in available energy sources, they may help you to feel more energetic and less prone to depression.
Lipotropic nutrients help the liver to function more effectively and protect the liver from damage.
Methionine helps to protect the joints by helping with cartilage formation and can prevent the onset of arthritis.
Inositol in the injections can help to prevent or relieve a range of illnesses such as diabetic nerve pain, panic attacks, insomnia, cancer, depression, ADHD, psoriasis and autism.
Inositol helps the body with the process of methylation – a process that helps your nervous system to transmit signals. It has been linked to the prevention of memory loss and helps the liver to detox.
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On January 22, 23, and 24, a group of would be evaluators will gather in Tucson, AZ at the Westin La Paloma Resort.
Even though Oregon State is a co-sponsor for this program, being in Oregon in winter (i.e., now) is not the land of sunshine, and since Vitamin D is critical for everyone's well being, I chose Tucson for our capstone event. Our able support person, Gretchen, chose the La Paloma, a wonderful site on the north side of Tucson. So even if it is not warm, it will be sunny. Why, we might even get to go swimming; if not swimming, certainly hiking. There are a lot of places to hike around Tucson…in Sabino Canyon ; near/around A Mountain (first year U of A students get to whitewash or paint the A) ; Saguaro National Park ; or maybe in one of the five (yes, five) mountain ranges surrounding Tucson. (If you are interested in other hikes, look here.)
We will be meeting Tuesday afternoon, all day Wednesday, and Thursday morning. Participants have spent the past 17 months participating in and learning about evaluation. They have identified a project/program (either big P or little p), and they participated in a series of modules, webinars, and office hours on topics used everyday in evaluating a project or program.We anticipate over 20 attendees from the cohorts. We have participants from five Extension program areas (Nutrition, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Family and Community Science, and 4-H), from ten western states (Oregon, Washington, California, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming, and Hawaii.), and all levels of familiarity with evaluation (beginner to expert).
I'm the evaluation specialist in charge of the program content (big P) and Jim Lindstrom (formerly of Washington State, currently University of Idaho) has been the professional development and technical specialist, and Gretchen Cuevas (OSU) has been our wonderful support person. I'm using Patton's Developmental Evaluation Model to evaluate this program. Although some things were set at the beginning of the program (the topics for the modules and webinars, for example), other things were changed depending on feedback (readings, office hours). Although we expect that participants will grow their knowledge of evaluation, we do not know what specific and measurable outcomes will result (hence, developmental). We hope to run the program (available to Extension faculty in the Western Region) again in September 2013. Our goal is to build evaluation capacity in the Western Extension Region. Did we?
I'm involved in evaluating a program that is developing as it evolves. There is some urgency to get predetermined, clear, and measurable outcomes to report to the administration. Typically, I wouldn't resist (see resistance post) this mandate; only this program doesn't lend itself to this approach. Because this program is developing as it is implemented, it can't easily be rolled out to all 36 counties in Oregon at once, as much as administration would love to see that happen. So what can we do?
We can document the principles that drive the program and use them to stage the implementation across the state.
We can identify the factors that tell us that the area is ready to implement the program (i.e., the readiness factors).
We can share lessons learned with key stakeholders in potential implementation areas.
These are the approaches that Michael Patton's Developmental Evaluation advocate. Michael says, "Developmental evaluation is designed to be congruent with and nurture developmental, emergent, innovative, and trans-formative processes." I had the good fortune to talk with Michael about this program in light of these processes. He indicated that identifying principles not a model supports developmental evaluation and a program in development. By using underlying principles, we inform expansion. Can these principles be coded…yes. Are they outcome indicators…possibly. Are they outcome indicators in the summative sense of the word? Nope. Not even close. These principles, however, can help the program people roll out the next phase/wave of the program.
As an evaluator, employing developmental evaluation, do I ignore what is happening on the ground–at each phase of the program implementation. Not a chance. I need to encourage the program people at that level to identify clear and measurable outcomes–because from those clear and measurable outcomes will come the principles needed for the next phase. (This is a good example of the complexity concepts that Michael talks about in DE and are the foundation for systems thinking.) The readiness factors will also become clear when looking at individual sites. From this view, we can learn a lot–we can apply what we have learned and, hopefully, avoid similar mistakes. Will mistakes still occur? Yes. Is it important that those lessons are heeded; shared with administrators; and used to identify readiness factors when the program is going to be implemented in a new site? Yes. Is this process filled with ambiguity? You bet. No one said it would be easy to make a difference.
We are learning as we go–that is the developmental aspect of this evaluation and this program.


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One of the best things that happened to me last month was that I saw Ram Leela. And while the movie has many haters, I absolutely loved and enjoyed it, barring a couple of songs of course. What a refreshing change to have Indian cinema portray young adults in love so realistically and with a great sense of humour (who can forget the size 136 bosom? :D) Also wonderful to see an extremely strong female lead and for a change a female villain. The movie did have many strong and sensible female characters, if I recollect, and actually all the males were the ones doing all the stupid activities except our hero. Ranveer and Deepika looking their best in those wonderful costumes never once hurt the eyes. But actually in the end the true villain turns out to be a male only! Ha. Well, SLB (please note his middle name is his mother's name and not father's) may well be Bollywood's first feminist.
Two other things happened over the past few months, SRT retired and we had a verdict on the Aarushi Talwar case. But as this blog isn't a newspaper, I won't talk about either of those :P What I will tell you is that for the longest time, whenever I introduced myself to someone, they immediately connected my name to Aarushi's. And then I had to clarify that I am Aayushi and I am not a ghost come for revenge after my murder!
So now my humour has started to be about murder victims. I think that's a new high (or low?). At this point I would just like to clarify that I believe the Indian police, investigating agencies, justice system, and the media have all messed up in a big way in this sensitive case. My heart goes out to the victim's parents and family members.
Back to my non-newspaper blog, I've been told very recently by some people that I come across as a snob and a very 'harsh' person. I tend to be like that with strangers at first, all high-strung and walled off. But then how else do you get people to leave you alone, I ask? So I've decided I'm just going to keep my snob disguise going and master the art of snobbishness to perfection. Since not enough people in my world have read Jonathon Rauch's famous article about introversion, I'm just going to have to keep up my snob disguise as a survival mechanism. (wink, wink)
One more thing I have been thinking about a lot lately is the dynamics of friendship in today's age, and does the term even really mean anything anymore? I know, pessimistic thoughts, but let's hear your opinions on this.
Apart from that, it seems to be serendipity that I named this blog Gentian Violet two years back, and now I am going to be a dermatologist, which is one of the few medical fields which actually still uses the chemical gentian violet (atleast theoretically if not practically!). The thought always fills me up with glee.
In other news, the search is on for a Gujju boy who doesn't run at the sound of a prospective wife who would (God forbid!) actually have to study everyday for the next few years, and be a doctor, and have to run a clinic! Yes, she wouldn't be home to serve you hot food three times a day and pack your dabbas for office with...gasp!...more food! And yes, she is so haughty she can actually write such things on her own blog! All these terms seem so alien to an average gujju household, I am fast starting to become disillusioned by my own community.
And I am sure after reading this (I'm probably stretching my luck by assuming that someone will), every prospective suitor who facebook stalks me (of course they do!), is also going to refuse to meet me. Well well, good riddance, I say. I've never curbed my writing for any reason till date, and I'm not going to start now.
In music, I've been listening to Birdy (In the moment we're ten feet tall - "Wings"), Lana (I won't cry myself to sleep like a sucker - "Damn You"), and Taylor (I had the time of my life, fighting dragons with you - "Long Live").
I've been missing my old college, and my friends, and the carefree UG days. To think we were 1st MBBS students just yesterday, when the highlight of our day was having to put up with the disgusting stench of formalin. Whenever you look back to the past, life always seems simpler than in the present. And that's probably the irony of it all.
I promise to reply to all your comments, soon! This blog is starved for some conversation. And I hope all of you are doing well :)
P.S. Since I am not sure if this author allows her comics to be shared with due credits, I am just going to link you to her superb blog! Don't forget to check out the comic about 12 medical specialities.
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A short update to let you know that I survived my first cycle of chemo – Maxi-CHOP – yesterday. In the style of Oscar winners, I'd like to thank my wife for braving the ice and snow to get me there and back safely. Without her love and support, none of this could have happened yesterday. Thanks to the gritting crews for ensuring the main roads in Derby were passable. And also to the people responsible for ensuring that the hospital grounds were safe .
I'd especially like to thank the staff in the combined day unit for their care and skill. The whole process took around 2 hours – I think I was probably the last patient out at 7pm. The snow meant that they were a few nurses down so I really didn't mind the wait to be seen. What I hadn't realised is that two of the chemicals – Cyclophosphamide and Doxorubicin – have to be administered through a syringe rather than an automated drip. There were a lot of syringes too – eight or nine I think. My nurse definitely needed (and had) a steady hand.
I didn't sleep particularly well last night, because for some reason I developed hiccups. I'm hoping for a less interrupted sleep tonight. Other than fatigue, I seem to be functioning normally at the moment. Normally for me, that is.
One cycle down, five to go. The next will be an in-patient stay for high dose Cytarabine and the first administration of Rituximab. Rituximab places a marker onto the cancerous cells, meaning that your own immune system can see them and kill them off. That should really help to shrink the lymph nodes. It's too soon to tell, but I think that the first treatment cycle is already starting to have a small effect on them. My neck feels less stiff today than it has done all year, even if there's no noticeable change in the size of the nodes.


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West Coast Sound's Kevin Bronson is reporting through his great Buzzband LA site that Steve Jones (aka "Jonesy," aka "The Sex Pistol Who Said "Fucking Rotter" on the BBC Back When It Was Edgy") will be back on LA's airwaves with his much-missed show Jonesy's Jukebox.
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Jones, the Sex Pistols guitarist who hosted the popular "Jonesy's Jukebox" radio show on Indie 103.1 from 2004 until the station's demise in early 2009, will take a gig as a DJ at modern rock giant KROQ (FM 106.7) sources say.
Details of his program weren't known, but an announcement of the 55-year-old's return to the airwaves could come as early as today.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-77657930663095209742018-03-05T08:03:35.633-08:00BogaLetterPeterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-74707003267975881852016-12-14T02:03:00.001-08:002016-12-14T02:26:18.332-08:00What does Bogata Suma stand for? Rich forest.... A place in nature to relax. To learn and enjoy together to create quality things. Have great results and celebrate. We are looking ahead. Many things will develop in 2017. We decided that learning is a big part of our initiative. We need to learn every day to create what we want. Work hard at getting results and enjoying it. And at the proper moment stop and celebrate what we have reached. And then, sit and do nothing but sit, enjoy good food and company and celebrate that again. When does celebrating ever stop???
As we were used to live in the city of Leiden, we went to stores to get everything we needed. Warming the house came from pipes. Electricity via wires. That is normal. Now we warm the house with wood. The whole year we are collecting a little bit of wood here, a little bit there. Anything that breaks off a tree and is sort of useful, we pick up. Cut in small pieces. And stack. That way there is a continuous flow of wood to cook and heat the house. Integrated within the moves we make anyway. How can we use this in more contexts? We'll experiment with that in 2017. Our 'Get connected year'. A year for a selective few to come and enjoy with us this exhilerating life out in the forest.

We are building a core group that can support the many initiatives that are planned. We have a group that is connected and active on direction level. Next to it are themes. Animals, housing and maintenance, garden and forest design, conserving and food, foundation general management & volunteer organisation, training and education programs. The background idea is that the environment in which we work is organized in productive results as mentioned above. Proper legal structure will ensure everybody is feeling well served in connecting and joining this initiative. For inspiration, ask about Findhorn foundation in Scotland. See how they are organized. Or Sieben Linden in Germany. I let myself be inspired by many more of those initiatives.
If you think it's time for you to come and join a starting group to create a village and initiatives in nature? Contact us at email@example.com. Or call 00385955088572 to come and meet us and exchange what you would contribute to a passionate life in nature. We are there to serve you serve nature. To inspire you to make natural choices. And to celebrate and take pride in creating beauty. Till we in our right moment feed the trees again.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-64525989061135824572016-12-12T07:21:00.000-08:002016-12-13T02:22:36.205-08:00
This year was awsome again. It gets better every year. Inspiring projects and cooperative results. As well as things that did not go too well. But taken in the stride and absorbed so we know better next year. Finishing things has been a challenge in the past. Still is. So special attention is paid to when we start new projects. That is when an other project has been finished. Normal one would say. For other it is a challenge. We are learning.

Next year will see steps made in creating the right setting for hospitality to develop. The aim is to have outdoor kitchen, lounge combined with water house (cleaning showering) and swimming pool. That would seem like enough goals. We have some more.

Next year is animal year. Building stables therefore. Goats of a special swiss kind, a local strain of pig, some new birds. Alpaca's are maybe a step too far for 2017. That takes learning too. As all animals and the care they need.

The volunteer organisation will be contained by a foundation. The volunteers will be organized in teams that are organized in themes. Preparations for that are under way as well as formalizing the foundation. A new way of working will grow. It is clear we cannot and should not want to do all. It is also the aim to have more people live around us. Space will be adapted or built for some to come and live here. Over time teams will take themes of animals, garden and park development, kitchen and foundation team. So we can cooperate and build village life. A life where elderly can be and live a life in a natural village setting. Supported by the young. A setting for the young to learn this natural life from the elderly. For that the foundation will be attracting funds.

All in it is going to be another explosive year at Bogata Suma.

All this is possible because we as a team are growing. Through training in permaculture for one. To have natural growh take place. But definitely because of personal development and the seeking of support outside our small family. Volunteering is inspiring. We will build an honor wall for all those that have been here. Those that have been here some of which you see in the pictures above. Personal development training to have a success system support us is another aspect that is developing under the experience of the projects at Bogata Suma. It is certain systems in practice that make that we can take the load we are taking. And sound financial management. Barbara can take credit for that. There are more that will be named later.

We are looking at a very promissingoutlook for 2017. We hope to see you here and join us in a beautiful project with many fun and inspiring things to do in the coming period.
Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-70211901738434639942016-04-30T07:02:00.002-07:002016-04-30T07:02:52.014-07:00Living in nature and having lot's of inspiring people around.

Looking back to 2015.

We have so much to be grateful for.

So many people came into our life.

Ursula and Chris from New Zealand, Chris from Australia, Yaean from Whales, Ursula from Germany, Stanko and Mile (Kalimero) from Vojnic, Romana and Wurda from Vojnic, Robert from Dallas Texas, Julian from Canada, Bastien from France, Magda Pichler from Croatia, Mayta and Renaldo from Brasil, Leighann and Keri from California. The California delegation later went to our family in Sierra Estronad in Aragon, Spain.

Referring directly to our family in Spain also was a successful first.

If you want to visit them;https://sierraestronad.wordpress.com/

Igor Monojlovic from Vojnic, (canoeing) Mario and Monica from Barilovic, Robert Fran from Karlovac.

We also learned so much from our older neighbours, Stevo Mrdenovic, Janko Mrdenovic, Janko Vujic. Getting to know more

How to smoke meat and make porkfat for the kitchen. How to work with a scythe and hammer it sharp. Old techniques and valuable. Why? Scythe needs no gasoline, exercises the body, is silent, doesn't stink and the cut grass is better for the animals.

Dutch friends who provided us with the million star camping idea. Thanks family Vogelpoel for that. Especially their great inquisitive son who is interested in numbers.

Hence the million star camping.

New people in our lives: Rene and Helga Pronk of His photography and tours in Zumbarak, Croatia.

Walking tours and wine routes.

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We were supported by so many people also.

Not to forget our financial administrative expert Kruno Karin from Karlovac Call for excellen fiscal service in Croatia 0916460007.

Also certainly not to forget Barbara's parents. Who support is in more than one way.
Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-8645725416559701582015-02-13T06:24:00.002-08:002015-02-13T06:25:24.758-08:00How we learn from nature

Stevo Mrdenovic teaches us a lot

Everything grows in nature

We learn by watching nature as we work. Also by asking the neighbors. How to stock wood for example. That they do for two years winter seasons. I didn't know that. This season we will stock double. One for next year. One for winter 2015. From then on we have double the stock we use before every winter. Then in time you have the best wood ready for when the season changes. And so we grow.

Hospitality and agro possibilities on our terrain

Recently we found out we can start preparing for our camping. It will create possibilities for hosting workshops, paying guests and volunteers. It shows not every lawyer knows what he's talking about. Double, triple check reputations might be a way out and prevent our situation. That we had to learn. Being out of money while possibilities are there. We experience this shortage and we keep on working on our goals. We'll get there though. Never ever give up. That is also in our workshops. There will be difficulty. If you define that as: 'The universe thinks I can handle that'….. It suddenly is a compliment.

What if the economists are right?????

The growth we follow is like a political statement. My father burned out because of how government, lawyers and big money had made law so they could push projects over the backs of the citizen. That is where our democracy is out of balance. It is where the people fully report a NO to something and the government goes ahead anyhow. If someone gathers votes and says he's going in a certain direction he'd better make that true in all actions. If not. UN!!! vote him or her. Then you can say you are so UN voted!!!! Go do something useful. Go drive a taxi. Then you learn about what the people really want. I would go straight back to taxi driving if I had to.

Same goes for where and what you buy. Just don't buy the shares or invest in funds that manage shares of big coal, oil nuclear or whatever you don't support. You might have noticed that the politicians and financers think that the citizen can and will pay for all that goes wrong in the economy. They must think that they have the money. Think about it. What if they are right?????? If we really can decide what happens because of where we put our money?? Just don't pay for what you do not agree with anymore.

That is not to say you now are free to drive at a 250 miles per hour and not agree with a sanction that serves safety on the road. We do need a decent level of organization….:)

Interesting reads are Naomi Klein's 'This changes everything'. She shows vulnerable parts of our democracy but also very resounding triumphs of ordinary people standing up for their rights to live a healthy life. Like the people of Greece hopefully will these days.

Inspiring the young generation

We will design it so on our site that there will be an outdoor kitchen integrated in a lounge area. Connected to a pool and a building for washing, showering and going to the toilet. Also we will have space for training with up to 20 participants. Same number goes for beds ready on site. We will have light solutions for that. And some secret places hidden on the terrain.

We plan to go on working with the young people that come here. Here they can learn about how everything works in nature. We are still learning. And will be learning to the end. To that there is no end. We also look forward to having more people around us that love to live out here.

And taking care of the elderly. Restoring the chain that binds young and old together. Together we all go the same direction. It is more in the end that that becomes clear than during the voyage. It is life's energy. It is life's energy to stand for which you choose. And to learn that. And keep on learning. And celebrate we are going at 33 km per second in the right zone around the sun. Pretty amazing.

Financing

This project is in no way possible if we think to do it alone. We will need more support than we have asked in the past. There will be a permanent team assembled from those that One of the supports we will ask is financial. For specific projects. There will be offerings of participation in specific steps of the project. Also we are preparing our version of permaculture and personal development and project management workshops. We will publish our digital versions of both in the near future. For that there are some experts we will engage to help us launch those in a successful way. And in so doing finance our own development. In order to speed things up, we will campaign for funds for the start of 2015.

Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-85257051681217804472014-08-19T02:26:00.001-07:002014-08-19T02:30:21.975-07:00Relaxing at cafe Markan at the Korana river.

This is one of the places we love to go to. It is in the area of Barilovic and this is the Korana. The wall in the water served a watermill. And mark the boat. It is of a very simple design. Easily made at home.
Here we go to cool off. In the first years we didn't have a bathroom. So as soon as possible in the season, we would be the first to 'dip in'. The local population usually waits a little longer before they declare it 'summertime' let's jump!. Under the stony bottom crayfish are hiding. The water is usually christal clear. It creates the Plitvice waterfalls and lakes. Next to our little paradise is Cafe Markan. Family owned, you can sit in the shadow under the trees and be served all day.
'The sun always shines at the Korana you know'. Now you must be frowning...... Like, what, summer? We missed a serious amount of sun. This season was different from all seasons I experienced ever anywhere. The amount of rain falling in one night recently would be enough for 3 months in autumn. So the summer elected to take some time off this year.
And really cafe Markan is the place to go. While it is sunny :) .Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-24160681428102129952013-03-17T07:14:00.001-07:002013-03-17T07:14:34.761-07:00Buying localHere Barbara is buying at the local market. Obviously these two are enjoying their company. All foods come from local smallfarms. It is within a reasonable distance. What we don't have we buy. We have no hesitation in buying local. And the quality is all the more compared to supermarket goods.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-50794761100088330212013-03-17T07:05:00.001-07:002013-03-17T07:05:20.220-07:00Optimal vehicle combinationsSomewhat ominous here you see how our trailer is filled with a cubic meter of sand. I googled the weight of that. It seems a cubic meter weighs up to 1,5 tons. The trailer was way over it's maximum therefore. I took it easy. Anyhow, the mazda pickup and the trailer are the best buy if you know you are building. If you are building your own project and involved in buying and transporting a small pickup and trailer are indispensable. Masses of material can be bought by truck. In between and smaller loads you have to do your self. Otherwise the supplier is going to take the most effective way to get the goods to you. You will not know when they will arrive. Also transport costs are going to go up. The trailer is 3 meters long. The pickup is up to 14 years old. Technically that is also an advantage. These days auto builders are more and more choosing to build cars and profit from repairs. Therefore the cars are less durable. I am glad I bought a slightly older combination. Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-71869534703100930702013-03-17T06:48:00.000-07:002013-03-17T06:49:14.413-07:00Googling in piles of paper property documentationEvery country in the world has it's own system for organizing, documenting and storing. The separation of Yugoslav countries also had to take place on administrative level. Through hundreds of years ownership, use, inheritance etc of real estate was done between people. It wasn't updated with every change in reality. Someone died. Family continued use of lands. Hey, we live here. What do we care about administration. Life is more important than paper. If you want to know something, if it is in the piles of paper they know their way in and the pile of paper has your document hidden, they know how to find it. They have some system in their head and they know how to google in age old piles of paper. They walk straight to it, pick up a bundle and out comes your document. And mind you, there are I think miles of those piles.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-82501633737357079932013-03-17T06:13:00.001-07:002013-03-17T06:55:08.896-07:00Guests from Leiden travelling to MozambiqueOur dutch friends the Colijn family from Leiden on the road to Mozambque arrived at our place in september 2012. We had a lot of fun together. Cooking and eating together. For their trip they have the best tools. A safari trailer and an air cooled landcruiser. For the jeep to cross the Mediterranean there was separate barge. They arrived earlier in Egypt. Some days later the barge arrived and they were reunited with their mobile camp combination. They are experienced overland long distance voyagers. Earlier they made a trip down east Africa and up west. They took more or less 2 years for that. In the meantime they experienced all kinds of adventures that have to do with border crossings, repares and long distance travelling in general. Let's say that every country has it's own culture of how they organize and administrate things. At least they are enjoying their house on the coast of the Indian ocean now. Marcel is contemplating going into farming. We are looking forward to their next steps.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-87788533821605086622013-03-17T05:57:00.001-07:002013-03-17T05:57:22.560-07:00Working together to create beautyIan posing as rightfully proud woodworker, designer, lifter of people to a higher quality level. 19 years old when he came and visited Bogata Suma end of 2012 he was an example in thoroughness, dedication in detaildness and also in influencing his surroundings to work on a high level of quality. He was an example for Mile, Mirko and last but not least me. He is from Philadelphia US. His father is a longstanding architect in the area. Ian must have inherited something from his father in the way he works. We will remember him when we feed rabbit in the cages he built. When we breed plants prior to planting we will work in the hothouse in the hothouse he created. He left a lot of traces. We are looking forward to his creative next steps in life. The porch was a created as exercise for Mile, Mirko and me to jump to a higher quality level of working with heavy wood. We will by successfully finishing this project be able to advertise what we are able to do. We will use the acquired skills to offer building capacity to projects in the region. Thereby we will probably start a new activity in building. Also inspiring a team to move on to a high level of quality is a challenge. The mind wants easy solutions. It takes concentration to maintain the course. It also shows these things can only be done as a team. So we thank this team. We are looking forward to many new projects where we can exercise creativity, dedication and fun and create beauty. In being together as well as the building results.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-60753561903392109242013-03-17T05:36:00.001-07:002013-03-17T05:38:36.074-07:00Porch takes shapeCutting bricks to fit cones that later receive pillars. Here you see Mile cutting the cherry pillar to length. It had to be lifted off after measuring in place. Every step is new. The danger of making a measuring mistake is always present. It will mean a trip to the woods to find a new tree. The design is such that the pillar rests on a brick fundament that matches the diameter of the pillar.If you cut it to short there is no way back. A step forward to putting the first chestnut horizontal in place. It fit in one go. For a team that has never worked on this kind of project you can imagine we brought out the rakia to celebrate the moment.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-90078398029506394612013-03-17T04:20:00.002-07:002013-03-17T04:25:47.128-07:00Processing the heavy cherry pillarsIan Rosenberg of Philadelphia found out one can sit on a skateboard and easily skin a tree of this dimension by riding back and forth. You see the faithful traditional tool on the tree. That cleaning prevents bugs and fungi creating a world under the bark. That process will quickly reduce trees to earth. Next we lift the supports in place by our old digging machine. In the background you see the tent under which we did a lot of work. No tent means a lot of stopping. Lengthening an otherwise straightforward project. It was meant to be the last project of 2012. Which it was. It is actually waiting completion because of weather conditions in the meantime were not permitting.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-20323557205316559772013-03-15T10:09:00.001-07:002013-03-17T04:04:31.184-07:00First result of experimenting with splitting wood with a froe. The material you see under the froe is the next project. Making gates of split acacia. For the roof the kind of wood we chose is sweet chestnut. Length is about 30 centimeters per piece. The tool we used is a froe. Wooden handled & the bit is to be slammed into the top of a segment of tree. The result should be a shingle. You can even the rough surface a bit through honing with the cutting device you see in the previous picture. We are showing results not process now. The showing of process will be the next level in showing what can be done with natural materials. For process we will need youtube or so. Anyhow Ian and me were surprised about the speed with which things could be done. While I was welding and grinding away at the froe, Ian was making the frame under the shingles. The frame you can't see. Froe and test set-up were realized within 2 hours. The froe bit is made of an old blade spring of a car. It does not need to be so very sharp. It's just a grinding so the profile of the froe has a splitting effect. It will keep on working for ever probably. We calculate we need to make 1200 of those shingles for the porch roof to be. It started raining in the days after we created this experimental test roof. We put a plastic bucket under the shingles. Not a drop came through. In principle a good result. Except we don't know if sweet chestnut is the advisable kind of wood. There are shingles made of evergreens that are pretty much the best. We will end our experiment with a definite choice of wood for the porch within the next supposedly nice months. Spring and all. No more snow!!! ;)Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-60417900083030501572013-03-15T07:56:00.001-07:002013-03-15T07:56:06.762-07:00Porch of natural beams heavy woodworkIan Rosenberg had already put in place rabbits cages and a hothouse in a hothouse. The hothouse in the hothouse had been finished in a high quality way as had the rabbit pens for that matter. We learned quickly from Ian that dedication and quality get a deeper meaning with his kind of thorough and detailed focus. On his own he lifted our level of quality more than the proverbial inch. I experience myself as sometimes pretty stubborn, but his level of quality left no space for denying. For this 19 year old I take off my hat. As did Mile and Mirko. I was thinking of a new project that could challenge all of us. Meaning Mile, Mirko, me and not in the least Ian. The heavy woodwork is meant to have a different effect than an efficiently built, precisely calculated, sterile porch. I wanted some heavy duty verticals and ditto horizontals that made one solid impression. Something one might expect in a movie about dragons. An idea of future projects. For ourselves as well as to inspire others. Maybe that we might be hired to build in a natural way for clients. So a challenge to later advertise our acquiered skills. In the meantime, as I write, this exercise is already bearing fruit. About which later. As Ian is the son of an architect in Philadelphia, he was already familiar with sketching a structure. Here is what he came up with after discussing the ideas.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-78080873881321928332013-03-14T06:02:00.001-07:002013-03-15T04:07:05.904-07:00Natures special effectsLooking west over the Radonya valley towards east side of Gorski Cotar still hidden in mist and clouds. In the morning a splendid view. Especially through the special effects nature daily provides. Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-30112948002843729512013-03-14T05:56:00.000-07:002013-03-14T05:56:16.131-07:00Party time and friendshipsParty time. Roasted pig ready to be prepared for eating. It has lived on the land with it's siblings and at some moment in time it's life is taken. It has been fed natural foods and that one notices. It is flavored with herbs from the countryside and simply is irresistible. Next to that the pigs fat is used in many preparations. Also delicious sausages are made as well as bound smoked meat. Along with good company, a glass of good wine and a salad that is why we came to Croatia. They still know self sustainable living. In times that food prices are soaring something that needs to be cherished. As an original city dweller we are not yet so far we can prepare our own pigs yet. We learn step by step. And for sure from our neighbors who are becoming good and trusted friends. A pretty intense way of life actually. In the city I experienced relations with many as fun and entertaining. Here it is more basic. We live with a kilometer of forest separating us. We see each other a couple of times per week. Much more intensive that in the city. There it is minutes or seconds of quality time. Here it is sometimes hours. It feels closer to me.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-38525372907234615142013-03-14T05:26:00.001-07:002013-03-14T05:26:31.463-07:00Water mills in RastokeRastoke, a little village near ours. This village is constructed around water. It has various nice restaurants and various watermills. Many are used to make flour. The watermills are completely of wooden construction. The sound of water is continuous in that village. The water flows on to our summer swimming place downstream.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-83361178524934693802013-03-14T05:15:00.002-07:002013-03-14T05:20:46.616-07:00Life in the kitchenSometimes we indulge in something really delicious. A small raw tuna in this case. We buy at the local farmers market. Fish comes fresh from the Adriatic. Other goods come from around Karlovac. We use examples from the whole world if they appeal to us. Volunteers from all directions also are inspiring in that sense. They bring all their special recipes. Some are delicious. We love being in the kitchen. It adds to our idea of the good life.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-49370247272463948692013-03-14T04:02:00.001-07:002013-03-14T04:02:13.969-07:00Results after cleaning front terrainHouse in frontview. Still a lot to be cleaned. Building material cluttering the front yard has influence how we experience our house. As a place to live it is not yet quieting. Removing the material to a much more convenient storage place is the solution to that. Also covering the materials against the elements is a must. Old oak parts rot away in no time.
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Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-45709293488688073622012-09-30T05:45:00.000-07:002013-03-14T03:08:51.184-07:00House without scaffolding

Scaffolding gone. At last we can see what the house looks like after all these months of work. You can see we are prepared for the winter. The pile of wood to the left also blocks the wind from the north. The turquoise car is our faithful workhorse. With it we transport wood out of the forest, building materials and what else. We are looking forward to the next winter.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-43004711210453345922012-09-30T05:37:00.000-07:002012-09-30T05:37:31.281-07:00Solar dryer nearly finished

Here is the dryer Barbara has long waited for. It is really simple. Everything is simple. But all things together is a lot. And becomes a 'lot to do'. The dryer works because behind the glass is a blackened surface. Sun hits it and an airflow starts. In the top are drawers with fine mesh. On those one can put mushrooms, tomatoes, apples etc. Everything you want to keep through the winter and be able to use off season.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-88969509642022064232012-09-11T03:53:00.002-07:002012-09-11T04:17:36.969-07:00Clearing ground quickly

Clearing terrain can be sometimes easier when you put in a mechanical monster. What would have taken us weeks, took this steel creation a half hour. It caused a dust storm at the time. Pieces of wood shot out of the back over a hundred meters. Like arrows. This is in preparation of parking and entrance to the camping to be. When terrain is being cleared, space appears. Shrubbery can be blinding. And again, sometimes a mechanical tool can clear away things that you imagine are going to take for ever doing. And yet, also that can be a fantasy. How to do it simply. With the natural means. Is still a challenge.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-70884426847884116962012-08-03T03:12:00.000-07:002012-08-03T03:13:50.652-07:00Remote, quiet, fresh & relaxing inlands

In the backlands of Croatia there are many such places. You only have to go off the main roads now and then and explore a bit. Many times the oldest houses are still being lived in. The circumstances are quiet, remote and relaxing. Croatia has only a 4.4 million population and 56000 square kilometers of surface. Compare that the netherlands; 34000 17 million inhabitants. 500 inhabitants per square kilometer vs. 80 per square kilometer. What happens if you realize most of the population lives in a couple of big centers like Zagreb? There is a lot of space there.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-8097613973757430092012-08-03T02:58:00.001-07:002013-03-14T03:16:36.048-07:00Chickens arrive and bring eggs every day

 Chicken come from the market in Vojnic. As predicted, they began giving eggs soon after arrival. You see our son contemplating chicken, us gingerly putting them in their new quarters and.... eggs. We got two different ages of chicken. It meant the hierarchy was to the disadvantage of the younger ones. Next time we won't mix the two. They are doing fine now by the way. And the eggs are great.Peterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7765793066309520974.post-73209180503680857422012-07-25T07:56:00.000-07:002013-03-14T03:14:07.219-07:00Slow return to nature

Simple construction marking a period that this area was lived in. It's like my hut in the dunes in holland. Some things take a long time to return to nature.Peterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Well it's finally finished and hopefully none to soon. The sweater! The article of love and affection I wish to bestow on our little blessing to transport her warmly ( no need to remind me it's July) and safely home from the hospital. It's based on the Kanoko Pants. I finished those quite some time ago and loved the pattern so much that I wanted a sweater and hat to match. The pattern will be posted on my patterns page. I decided to go with an eggplant color. I am so sick of pink it's not funny. Now don't get me wrong it's not that don't like pink, I do, but for the love of Moses a little variation is the spice of life.
I also started The Pinwheel Baby Blanket I wanted something relatively easy and a little different. (Note that it too is not pink). This will probably not be done before she gets here, but I figured it would be a good project to take to the hospital with me.
Last but not least is the Sheepytime Sleep Sack from Sheepytime Knits. Not only will it keep her warm, but acts as a soaker and makes diaper changes relatively easy. I plan to make another one of these, it was very easy and went in an afternoon.


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US District Court
District of South Carolina
United States of America, ) Plaintiff ) No. 8:05cv2734-hmh Vs. ) Robert Clarkson, ) Second Request for And The Patriot Network ) Production Of Documents Defendant )
Requester, pursuant to Rule 34 FRCivP, requests that you allow the inspection and
copying of the following documents and other items at your office at 10:00 A.M.
on the thirtieth (30th) day after service of this upon you:
Part I. –Documents seized in FBI raid
Part II – Dismantling of political clubs
Part III –Generic POD Request
This request is continuing in nature and applies to documents as described above
that hereafter are obtained by you.
Certificate of Service: I hereby certify that on or about this date, I mailed properly a copy of this pleading to all parties at their proper addresses (es), postage pre-paid.
_______________________________ May 26, 2007 Requester, Robert B. Clarkson, Pro Se 515 Concord Ave Anderson, SC 29621 (864) 225-3061


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Cheryl Ann Smith, age 48, of Poplar Bluff, Mo., went to be with her Lord and Savior Sunday, October 20, 2013 at the St. Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Mrs. Smith was born March 9, 1965 in Granite City, Ill. She was an elementary teacher in the Neelyville School system. She loved teaching and developing children's minds. She loved her family and her church and she enjoyed crafts. She was a member of the Palace of Praise Church in Poplar Bluff and the Missouri Teachers Association.
On June 10, 1983 she married Bob Smith, in Granite City, Ill. He survives.
Also surviving include her children, Matthew Smith and wife, Kasie, Nicole Burden and husband, Brad, and Sarah Willard and husband, Nick; her parents, Paul and Syble Hillis; her mother-and father-in-law; James and Bonnie Smith; a sister, Beverly Smith (Mike); three brothers, David Hillis (Sherry), Steve Hillis (Edna), Timothy Hillis (Stacie) and brother-in-law James Smith; two grandsons, Landon and Carson Burden and a granddaughter, Sawyer Willard.
She is preceded in death by a sister-in-law, Brenda Smith and a niece, Autumn Brondell.
Visitation will begin at 6 p.m. Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at the Palace of Praise Church, 1400 Herschel Bess Blvd., Poplar Bluff, Mo. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at the church with Bishop Kent Miller officiating. Burial held in Mt. Zion Cemetery.