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ASU to develop payloads for Blue Origin lunar transportation
Announced May 9th in Washington, D.C., by Blue Origin, Arizona State University has signed a memorandum of understanding with Blue Origin to send payloads to the lunar surface.
May 9, 2019
Physics student named Goldwater Scholar for excelling at undergraduate research
Physics undergraduate Lily Whitler is among 496 winners nationwide of the Goldwater Scholarship, the most prestigious undergraduate award in the nation for students in science, math and engineering fields who aspire to research careers.
May 8, 2019
Measuring the stars: ASU student awarded fellowship for summer workshop in Los Alamos
Arizona State University physics sophomore Chase Hanson has been awarded an $8,000 fellowship to participate in the Los Alamos National Laboratory's annual Computations Physics Student Summer Workshop.
May 2, 2019
Melatonin receptor research could point to a better night's sleep
An international team of scientists, including faculty from ASU's Biodesign Institute and Department of Physics, has shed much-needed light on melatonin's effects on sleep, opening the door to the development of new drugs for sleep disorders and other health issues affected by melatonin
April 24, 2019
ASU physics alumna named Brooke Owens Fellow
The "Brookies," as they are affectionately called, are exceptional undergraduate women in aerospace and are selected for the award based on their talent, experience, leadership, professionalism, and commitment to serving their communities. Berner, who graduated from Arizona State University in December 2018, is one of 38 women awarded this fellowship for 2019.
April 4, 2019
Resolving the weak force: ASU postdoc is co-author in research breakthrough
Arizona State University physics alumnus David Blyth served as a key member of a team of scientists who, for the first time, has isolated and measured the weak force between protons and neutrons within the nucleus of an atom.
March 15, 2019
'Cracking the Glass Problem': ASU physics alumna part of international collaboration
Arizona State University physics doctoral alumna Varda Faghir Hagh is one of the physicists collaborating on an international level to learn as much as they can about glass and its behavior.
March 13, 2019
The force is with us, always? Tuning quantum vacuum forces from attractive to repulsive
ASU physicist Frank Wilczek has shown for the first time that the Casimir force can be reversed and made repulsive, tunable or enhanced, depending on the properties of the material inserted between the plates.
March 5, 2019
Pushing beyond the standard: ASU physics student awarded national fellowship
The Department of Energy Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program awarded Glenn Randall the opportunity to pursue graduate research at ORNL.
March 4, 2019
Conducting research: Exploring charge flow through proteins
In a new study appearing in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, Stuart Lindsay and his colleagues demonstrate electrical conductance through proteins poised between a pair of electrodes.
March 4, 2019
ASU SciHub workshop brings science, engineering and art experts together to change how we see the world
The goal of SciHub is to solve complex problems like how to enhance vision by leveraging the resources and expertise ASU has to offer. SciHub is co-directed by Wilczek, who is the Herman Feshbach Professor of Physics at MIT and has appointments at Stockholm University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and ASU's Lawrence Professor of Solid State Sciences Nathan Newman. The group is currently exploring how to expand the colors people can see.
February 26, 2019
First woman to earn PhD in physics at ASU marks 25 years working in modeling instruction program
Jane Jackson was the first woman to receive her PhD in physics at Arizona State University. This month she celebrates 25 years working with ASU.
January 2, 2019
Overcoming doubt: A first-generation student's story
A first-generation student, Angelica Berner graduated this December as the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Medalist for the Department of Physics.
December 13, 2018
ASU emeritus professor celebrates 90th birthday with international recognition
Ernst Bauer, Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus in the Physics Department, has been recognized for his lifelong work and his invention of the low energy electron microscope, or LEEM.
December 14, 2018
Two ASU professors receive 2018 NIH New Innovator Award
ASU Professors Nicholas Stephanopoulos, assistant professor in the School of Molecular Sciences, and Rizal Hariadi, assistant professor in the Department of Physics, both researchers in the Biodesign Center for Molecular Design and Biomimetics, were announced as recipients of the 2018 NIH New Innovator Award.
October 2, 2018
The lure of new materials: ASU welcomes new physics faculty
Arunima Singh joins ASU as one of the Department of Physics' newest associate professors, her research focuses on exploring synthesis and applications for nanomaterials.
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Climbing great heights: A conversation with new ASU physics Professor Siddharth Karkare
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September 25, 2018
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September 26, 2018
7 success tips for postdocs
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September 26, 2018
ASU physics alum Harry Kolar earns IBM fellowship
IBM has selected Arizona State University alumnus Harry Kolar as one of its 2018 IBM Fellows. Kolar completed both his undergraduate and graduate studies at ASU and works in the field of engineering and environmental science. IBM awards this high distinction to exceptional scientists and technical professionals within the organization who have shown outstanding and continued technical and leadership achievements.
May 31, 2018
Why you should never go to the movies with a physicist
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April 24, 2018
ASU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences acknowledges spring 2018 Dean's Medalists
Robert Lee was awarded the Dean's Medal for the Department of Physics for Spring 2018. Lee worked as a teaching assistant for upper-level classical mechanics courses in the Department of Physics, as well as a research assistant at the ASU Meson Physics Group.
April 2, 2018
ASU Allivates Physics Teacher Shortage, Strengthens STEM Pathway
Now in its seventeenth year, and the only program of its kind in the state, the Modeling Instruction program in the Department of Physics in theCollege of Liberal Arts and Sciences is geared toward lifelong learning.
June 8, 2017
Student awarded: Joshua won APS 4C award
Joshua Sadar won the Outstanding Student Presentations Awards with his talk titled "Bottom-up preparation of nanopore array with self-aligned nanogap electrodes for single biomolecule characterization" at the APS Four Corners Section.
November 14, 2016
Nobel laureate to join ASU Physics
Frank Wilczek (Nobel laureate 2004) is joining Arizona State University as a professor in the physics department, where he will work on a variety of important issues in theoretical physics, as well as organize workshops to advance the academic field by gathering the best and brightest physicists worldwide.
Fall 2016
First US citizen to rank in the World Physics Olympiad in Zurich
AAbijith Krishnan, high school senior, has just won a Gold Medal at the 2016 International Physics Olympiad: the first US citizen to rank in the history of the Olympiad.
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Is the "Dark Force" Real, And Can It Unlock Dark Matter?
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Jun 9, 2016
Decorated ASU Physics graduate is Cambridge-bound
Aditya Dhumuntarao, graduating in May, has earned the top award for an undergraduate in both his majors — the Charles Wexler Mathematics Prize, and the Outstanding Physics Undergraduate Award, as well as an NSF Graduate Fellowship, and the inaugural Origins Project Undergraduate Research Scholarship.
May 2016
Physics professor celebrates 40 year anniversary
President Michael Crow awards Professor John Spence for his 40 years of service to ASU.
Fall 2016
Christie Trimble named as Dean's Medalist for the Department of Phsyics
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April 26, 2016
Driven physics graduate student teacher recognized for excellence
Varda Hagh, a graduate student working with Professor Mike Thorpe on jamming and rigidity theory, has been given a Graduate and Professional Student Association Student Teaching Excellence Award.
April 2016
When going small is big news: ASU Professor shrinking down electron-laser technology
Free electron lasers are powerful devices that can peer deep into molecular structure and the ultrafast timescales of chemistry, and they are usually miles long and cost billions to build. But ASU Physics Professor William Graves is constructing a version that will fit on a tabletop.
October 14, 2015
2015 American Physical Society - Four Corners Conference Success
The Department of Physics hosted the 2015 - APS 4C conference, and with the help of faculty, staff, and students we were able to break conference records.
Fall 2015
ASU and Phoenix Valley teachers team up for computer simulation summer workshop
Allan Friesen (currently a high-school science teacher) and Dr. Dmitry Matyushov organized a summer school for talented high school students from the Phoenix valley. Three weeks of activities focused on learning how to perform computer simulations of biomolecules and to analyze simulation results.
Summer 2015
James Cornelison awarded FAll 2015 Dean's Medal
James A. Cornelisoin was selected as the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Deans Medalist for the Department of Physics. As an undergraduate James has been involved in research with Dr. Groppi.
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ASU, Mayo Clinic collaborate to advance medicine through joint research
The recipients of the 2016 ASU-Mayo Seed Grant Program have been announced. ASU Physics Professor Robert Nemanich will partner with Martin Bues, Mayo Clinic assistant professor of radiation oncology to developing a diamond junction device to improve monitoring of cancer therapy.
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Physics welcomes new faculty
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Dwyer, who joined the Department of Physics as an Associate Professor this Fall 2015. He is an electron microscopist with a background in scattering and condensed-matter physics.
Fall 2015

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This week we decided to shoot "Gear". By gear we mean camera equipment. The idea is you can shoot anything to do with photography, be it lights, lenses or even a camera. This worked well for me as I needed to shoot one of my older cameras as I'm putting it up for sale.
For the set up I wanted to shoot my best camera (not posting the one I'm selling here), on a white "infinity" background. An infinity background is basically something white that goes along the floor and then up the wall. Ideally where the floor meets the wall it's curved, so it doesn't look like a sharp corner. This way what ever is standing on the floor is backed by a seamless background.
While this sounds complicated it's actually pretty easy to do. I got some white paper and placed it on the table. I then curved the back of the paper up to create a little infinity wall.
I then plopped the camera on the paper and got some lights out. First I fired two lights (one on either side of the camera) through umbrellas. This lit the camera really well but you could see the spines of the left umbrella reflected in the lens. So I got a large portable reflector that that also acted as a big diffusor and put that in front of the umbrella to the left of the camera. Then the spines disappeared and the lens looked great.
My first attempt came out really well and is the first image I'm posting below.
While this is a great gear shot, it's not "that" interesting. I wanted to come up with something a little more creative. So I put some lights on the table next to the camera and set both lights to fire when they saw another flash go off. By doing this the lights would fire when I took the shot.
I had no idea what this would look like but I really liked the shot, so this week I'm posting two images.


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YouTube Criticised For Weak Apology After Restricting LGBTQ+ Videos
20 March 2017, 16:10 | Updated: 6 November 2017, 09:40
Last week, we covered the breaking and shocking story that YouTubers were having their videos hidden if they contained any LGBTQ+ materials or words in the title/thumbnail. As the issue heated up and more creators spotted content missing from their channels, the outcry got so loud that it trended on Twitter and YouTube issued an apology. However, it was not enough.
In one paragraph, YouTube tried to explain how they're so "proud to represent LGBTQ+ voices on [their] platform", whilst in the same breath also try to argue that those voices fall under the category of "mature content". Whilst the Restricted Mode that seems to be filtering out "sensitive issues" seems to be aimed at families and children who "want a more limited experience" on YouTube, creators are outraged that their educational and important videos are being silenced.
A message to our community ... pic.twitter.com/oHNiiI7CVs— YouTube Creators (@YTCreators) March 20, 2017
Even with the current existence of YouTube Kids, an app designed purely to allow parents to filter only specifically approved content down to their children, Restricted Mode seems to be working on hiding LGBTQ+ content from the entire platform when switched on. Many users have found that hate speech and racist content is still present on YouTube even with Restricted Mode switched on, meaning that this filter is focused primarily on videos that reflect LGBTQ+ identities.
In response to this apology, many high-profile YouTubers have replied with their anger and/or confusion to see their website be so "vague" and "heteronormative" when it comes to allowing creators to upload videos to YouTube. It has also been made clear that creators such as Connor Franta, Troye Sivan and Julien Solomita are not even appearing when typed into the search bar.
Dodie makes it clear that "transwomen" applying make up is in no way offensive or "mature" to anyone.
.@YTCreators you're blocking everything with any hint of lgbtq+! Vids of me swearing aren't restricted but transwomen makeup tutorials are
— dodie (@doddleoddle) March 20, 2017
Hank Green breaks it down to explain that the new Restricted Mode is essentially hushing the entire gay community.
"YouTube Restricted" is for a way for parents to block potentially offensive content. Apparently that includes the existence of gay people?— Hank Green (@hankgreen) March 19, 2017
Jenna went off at her "dad" by asking if the new mode was made purely for advertisers to be happy. (click through for more replies)
@YTCreators @YouTube If they're a tiny subset then why are you catering your platform to them. I'm sorry dad but this is not only vague but seems like a lie.
— Jenna Marbles (@Jenna_Marbles) March 20, 2017
Stephanie reminds YouTube that being LGBTQ+ on YouTube is not about being sexualised, but about being educational.
.@YTCreators coming out, gender identity and terminology, the history of LGBTQ+ people of color, etc are NOT "sensitive" issues.
— Stephanie Frosch (@ElloSteph) March 20, 2017
Thank god for Alexis G. Zall reminding everyone that "heteronormative" videos are NOT hidden in the Restricted Mode option.
@YTCreators coming out videos should not be classified as "sensitive content" unless videos abt heteronormative dating also classify
— venmo famous meat (@AlexisGZall) March 20, 2017
Even Felix, a YouTuber who uploads his fair share of "mature content", agrees that this mode is a bad move for YouTube.
Let's not forget that only LGBTQ+ voices are being filtered out, and not the videos of people such as the KKK leader, David Duke. Their apology does not reflect THESE people at all.
So confused why you couldn't filter out ALL mature content... why just LGBT+ influencers... @YTCreators @YouTube We need a meeting YouTube.
— Alx James (@AlxJames10) March 20, 2017
Thomas Sanders, who is by far one of the nicest, most caring people on the Internet, is being filtered out by this mode too.
@YTCreators I strive to make my channel accessible for all ages, so I hope you will indeed look into this & why I am a restricted channel.
— Thomas Sanders (@ThomasSanders) March 20, 2017
Natalie Tran here wondering if this mode was enabled to help "cater" to a specific kind of audience YouTube would prefer.
@YTCreators This did nothing but confirm the insane idea that some people find very NORMAL videos to be "sensitive issues"
WHY cater to them
— natalie tran (@natalietran) March 20, 2017
Melanie's powerful statement here suggests that the Restricted Mode is actually taking part in bi-erasure.
With the click of a button YouTube's restricted mode makes me appear straight. Even when you dig/type in my name + bisexuality, this happens pic.twitter.com/JKbivanJdS— Melanie Murphy (@melaniietweets) March 19, 2017
Honestly, how can a video titled "8 Black LGBTQ+ Trailblazers Who Inspire Me" be considered as inappropriate to anybody?!
still not fixed. one of my recent videos "8 Black LGBTQ+ Trailblazers Who Inspire Me" is blocked because of this. i'm perplexed, @YouTube. https://t.co/MrGBmPum1a— Tyler Oakley (@tyleroakley) March 19, 2017
And finally Rowan Ellis, the creator who brought light upon this whole conversation, suggests that YouTube needs to sit down with their LGBTQ+ creators and fix their mess properly.
Hey @YTCreators if you actually want LGBTQ+ creators involved in fixing this mess you've created, we're ready to go. #YoutubeIsOverParty— Rowan Ellis (@HeyRowanEllis) March 20, 2017
What do you think about YouTube and their apology? Let us know in the comments below.


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A small silver lining in the clouds of boring admin when moving house is the discovery of long forgotten possessions.
As I prepare to move house for the first time in four years, a much needed clear out of some drawers prompted the re-emergence of a long since discarded external USB storage memory drive. On it contained some archived pictures of old routes, activities and hiking adventures from way back in 2009.
Taken in January of that year, here are some of the photos of a winter camping weekend in Snowdonia with my friend Greg, and our winter walk up Snowdon – the highest peak in Wales. This now leaves me very excited for our week long wild camping trip to the north of Scotland we'll be doing in just under three weeks time.
Arriving after driving up from Bristol, we quickly discovered we were the only residents of the Llyn Gwynant campsite. We pitched the tent – Greg's small, cosy two man tent, one that ensures you must be close friends to share it – on the flat grass near the lakeshore. The campsite and facilities were nominally closed for the winter, so we left some change in deposit box before cooking some pasta and getting an early night in order to make the most of a clear morning the following day. I haven't been winter camping since, but my abiding memory as the temperature dropped below zero, was that I was glad to be sharing a tent.
The planned route was to start from the Pen-y-Pass car park, ascended the mountain on the Pyg track, before turning around the horseshoe of the summit and down to the smaller peak of Y Llwedd and back to Pen-y-Pass. The forecast was good, and the tops of the mountain had only a few centimetres of snow, meaning we could summit without the need to have an ice axe or crampons.
Having popped into Plas y Brenin to enquire about hiring a set of crampons (living as a student in Bristol at the time, I had little need nor money to own a pair) for the day, I discovered my aging walking boots were not actually compatible with crampons, but were assured that the conditions would be ok without them, provided we stuck to the well used routes up the mountain.
We left the car and starting to gain height on the Pgy Track, and up towards the snowline. The air and the views were both clear, giving a great panorama back towards the valley below as we climbed over a fence and over the slopes of Bwlch y Moch. Wistfully (and wisely) we tried our best to ignore the inner desires to bear right the junction where the path forks towards the impressive ridge scramble of Crib Goch.
We contoured round the lower slopes, rising up past the small lakes of Llyn Llydaw and later Glaslyn to join the Miner's Track as it joins the Pgy Track. The paths amalgamate and sharply gain height through a series of zigzags to the summit ridge.
Here, without warning, the weather turned. A stark reminder, despite the good weather forecast, of the quickly shifting conditions of mountains. Visibility dropped as greyness of dirty snow clouds and wind descended around us. We joined the summit ridge using the deep steps cut into the snowy path by climbers who had come up a few hours ahead of us earlier in the day. We relied on our compass, OS map and common sense to pick up the ugly grey, ice-battered concrete of the closed cafe, summit sign and the terminus of the mountain railway that climbs up from the town of Llanberis – dreaming the cafe was open for a hot chocolate.
As we left the summit to the southeast, we crossed a barren patch of bare snow; a compacted stretch of white; icey and frozen. For the first time in the day, I was hesitant to continue. We didn't have the correct gear for this terrain. A shallow layer of snow on a busy and well used path I could cope with, but a potentially slippery diagonal area of icey snow above a set of cliffs just wasn't worth the risk without crampons and an ice axe. I didn't have that experience anyway.
According to the OS map, the horseshoe path we wanted left the summit almost immediately, and it showed a small path picking a jagged route through dense band of contours. We couldn't see it. A quick check of the compass bearing showed we were actually incorrectly heading southwest, and down the slopes of Bwlch Main, a full ninety degree worth of mistake. Despite both being competent map readers and hikers, this just showed how quickly and easily it is to get disorientated in adverse weather. The key is being able to use these skills to firstly work out something isn't quite right, and what you can do to safely fix it.
The choice was simple. The horseshoe route could wait for another day. Without much chat between us, we quickly turned to head back over the summit, and back down the safer zigzags and back to the car via the Miner's Track.
Dropping just fifty metres, the cloud cleared to reveal a winter wonderland. As we descended down the Miner's Track, the sun came out to give us the most photogenic scenes of the climb, and made our change of plans – although forced – absolutely worth it.
We crossed the causeway over Llyn Lydaw, and back to the car.
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Quick Smoke: Tatuaje Fausto Avion 13 Reserva
30 May 2015
Each Saturday and Sunday we'll post a Quick Smoke: not quite a full review, just our brief verdict on a single cigar of "buy," "hold," or "sell."
Released in 2013, this limited extension of Tatuaje's Fausto line can still be found here and there. If you spot one, light up. It's a very good cigar. With a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler, the pressed figurado opens with strong pepper and a lot of smoke. The blend is excellently balanced, with the pepper never overpowering as other flavors shift in and out along the 6.875-inch frame. Strength is upper medium, satisfaction full. A worthy purchase at $11.
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I worked on a TV show called Keith Explains! that aired on public access TV in Cupertino, CA. Keith Stattenfield was the host, and hilarity ensued every 2 weeks.
Unfortunately, the TV station was shut down and so no more Keith Explains! But now, you can enjoy Keith Explains! on Podcast! I took the audio from some of the shows, and turned it into something you can listen to on your iPod (or in iTunes, or whatever else you use to listen to things).
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Over the winter period, our gardening teams have been busy carrying out conservation tasks to make sure we keep our gardens in the best possible condition for generations to come. Some jobs you can do at home too. For instance, to create a haven for wildlife, create log piles for over wintering insects; don't use insecticides on plants or flowers; build a pond to encourage birds, hedgehogs and insects and grow nectar rich flowers to encourage butterflies and moths. Other jobs are bigger and take more time.
Every day, our gardeners get to work keeping the gardens looking and smelling great – but they're also working hard to preserve the gardens and their fascinating history.
Hibernation might be happening in the gardens and woodland at Stoneywell this winter, but certainly not for the conservation and garden volunteer teams!
Ever wondered what was inside the shed on the Long Walk? Discover Kedleston's best-kept secret.
Find out how the rangers in the White Peak are tackling the threat of ash dieback in Dovedale.
The garden at Sudbury Hall has transformed many times over the centuries. Even the lake was drained and then filled again as fashions changed.
Take a walk or stroll and see signs of spring blooming.
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The article below gives several different reasons to buy a home. I do not dispute any of them. Perhaps the best reason to buy a home is based upon you and your family needs.
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Firefighter Died of Heart Attack After Collapsing Outside the Building
FREEHOLD, NJ - A Union Beach volunteer firefighter died from cardiac arrest Sunday evening as he fought a fire that ripped through a Union Avenue business, announced Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni.
Robert Meyer, 54, of Union Hose Fire Company No. 1, died from a heart attack suffered at the scene of a four-alarm fire Sunday evening while battling a blaze at HydrAir, Inc., 615 Union Ave., in Union Beach. He was pronounced dead at Bayshore Community Hospital by Dr. Shah at 7:17 p.m. Sunday evening. The results of a post-mortem investigation by the Monmouth County Medical Examiner's Office determined Meyer died from cardiac arrest. Four other firefighters were transported to Bayshore Community Hospital as a precaution.
"This is a tragedy for the family, firefighters, and the community of Union Beach. I would ask everyone respect the sacrifice made by Robert Meyer and the privacy of his family and colleagues during this very difficult time," Gramiccioni said.
"The Bayshore community and Monmouth County residents are mourning the loss of a man who volunteered his time to help those in need. His death is a selfless act that illustrates his dedication to his community," said Monmouth County First Assistant Prosecutor Marc C. LeMieux.
Union Beach firefighters responded to a 5:56 p.m. report of a structure fire at HydrAir, Inc., located at 615 Union Ave. and upon arrival struck a Second Alarm to bring additional resources to the scene. The fire was eventually elevated to Four Alarms with firefighters from the Middletown Fire Department, North Centerville Fire Department, Hazlet Fire Department, Keyport Fire Department, Holmdel Fire Department, East Keansburg Fire Company, Keansburg Fire Department and Red Bank Fire Department. Assisting at the scene were detectives from the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office Major Crimes Bureau and Forensics Unit, Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office, Monmouth County Sheriff's Office Field Communications Unit, New Jersey State Fire Marshal's Office Investigation Unit, and the Monmouth County Office of Emergency Management, Monmouth County Department of Public Works and Highlands borough Office of Emergency Management provided light towers to the scene.
The cause and origin of the fire remains under investigation by the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office and the Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Of all the holidays we celebrate in the United States, the Thanksgiving Day holiday is the most biblical. Yes, more biblical than Christmas because biblically, there was no celebration in the New Testament church over Christ's birth. It was all about His death, resurrection and atonement for our sins.
Thanksgiving is a time of reflection. It is most appropriate, as the harvest is being gathered in and as we look back over the blessings of the past year, that we pause to offer thanks to God, the giver of every good and perfect gift. (James 1:17)
It would be ungrateful of us to forget the abundance of good things which surround us in this land of freedom and plenty, to say nothing of grace, of forgiveness and the richness of God's love revealed in Jesus Christ, His Son.
Thanksgiving and praise are due to our God because He is the maker of all things. He holds the universe in His hands. He is the Rock of our salvation, and He watches over and cares for His people as a shepherd watches over his flock.
Throughout the ages, men of God have been filled with thanksgiving and have expressed their praise to God for his material blessings and His constant care for their well-being. Men like David, Daniel, and Paul expressed again and again their thanks to God for all His wondrous works in favor of His people. And Jesus prayed often, even all night at times.
The Psalms of David are filled with verses of thanksgiving and praise to God. Daniel prayed for the people of Judah and asked God to forgive their wickedness and rebellion. Paul prayed for the church and was thankful to be part of God's family. The prayers of Jesus are numerous. He thanked God for food. He prayed for Himself, His disciples and for us. In all things He was thankful. And we should be too.


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Driveway- We hope to add a new driveway to make entering and exiting the farm easier and safer.
We would like to extend our gutters on the west face of the barn. As you can see, there are about 20 feet of gutter missing from either side of the center. This contributes to soil erosion around the base of the barn. $1,700
We hope to grade the whole front of the property to mitigate against some of the flooding.
Although it is not plainly visible in most cases, our barn has suffered damage from termites and other destructive species. We would like to termite-proof the barn to prevent future damage. $1,000 per year
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Others have had better success with tee-shirt material/
I want to bring forward to the main page some comments left to my post on my failure to be able to hook with tee-shirts. Other women tell me that they have had success with hooking tee-shirts.
Phyllis writes: "I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the t-shirts. It may be that your bargain t-shirts were just made from an unusual fabric. Most t-shirts I've used will tear easily once you start at the hem. I always try to buy the ones made without seams so I can tear around and around - I get one long piece like yarn when I tear up to the sleeves. I've also learned that I have to tear the strips one half inch or less - any wider is impossible. The half inch strips curl so no raw edges show and they hook like an 8."
Alice says: "In England they use all kinds of things to hook with ~ 'jerseys' being one of them and I assume that's a t-shirt. I applaud your efforts, though!! I like using sweaters ~ that works really well!"
Julie remarks: "A significant amount of hookers in Newfoundland use tee shirts and sweatshirt material and seemed to have no problems. I haven't tried it yet but Anne Kirby provided me with these instructions. "It doesn't fray if you cut it with the grain. I have never had trouble with any of it... You need to cut a t-shirt, for instance, from the bottom up to the arm area and continue to cut this way. If you cut fleece along the bottom, it will curl up and thus, is not suitable.'"
Anne writes: "Hi April, Sorry to hear you didn't have any luck with the shirts and seemed as though you were ready to eat the material...LOL!!!
I use a lot of t-shirt materials and have to say, I do not have any problem with using it. As a matter of fact, I love it. I don't know if you have seen some of my work but if you had some time you could visit my blog and see some of the mats I have done and trust me, there is lots of t-shirt material involved there. I am going to post a couple pics. today of the size that I use and hope that you can appreciate it. I'm sure you won't use it again but I bought nearly three hundred dollars worth of tie dye t-shirts on e-bay a while back and love that for the sky and sea...."
Anne has posted pictures on her blog showing how she does it. If you scroll down Anne's blog, you will see some wonderful rugs where she has incorporated tees as her hooking material. THANKS ANNE! Maybe I'll try tie-dye tees sometime. If I can get the material to work, tie-dye sounds like fun!...or I could try tie-dyeing wool...
Vickey says, "I've had trouble hooking my Here Be Dragons t-shirt welcome mat project. It's 1/8 from being finished and I really didn't like doing it. I did it on rug warp because I wanted a washable rug--maybe monk's would have been better. If I do another t-shirt one I'll try the vertical cuts instead of the across ones and see if that helps."


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Southern Dance Festival aims to raise money for children less fortunate than ourselves, and to assist young dancers to obtain stage experience in a relaxed and friendly environment.
Southern Dance Festival is a non-profit organisation that started from humble beginnings in a venue in Bentleigh.
The Festival outgrew this and other small locations. We have been at Carwatha College since 1994.
The committee are a dedicated group of people who work hard and freely give up their time to put together a dance festival of quality that we hope will be a rewarding and enjoyable experience for all concerned.
The committee works to keep costs down and is very proud that all proceeds of this festival go to charity.
In 2007, we welcomed YMCA Victoria as our charity. Since that time, the committee has been thrilled to be able to donate over $100,000 to this very worthy cause.
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Ends 29th September
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Join us every Tuesday evening at 7:00pm for a free group trail run at the Deep Well trailhead in Percy Warner Park. 2.5 mile or 4.5 mile options. Every pace, age, ability welcome! Be sure to bring a headlamp!
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The war in Syria continues on the 7th year with incomprehensible consequences. It is a humanitarian disaster and has triggered the largest flow of refugees in the World. The consequence of the war has spread to the surrounding countries that have received more than five million Syrian refugees since the war began in 2011.
While some refugees seek refuge in Europe, the vast majority of Syrian refugees are in the neighboring countries to Syria. Here they need assistance on a daily basis, access to health care, psychosocial assistance and more.
The situation is complicated by the fact that the refugees in several host communities are perceived as the primary reason for the increase poverty in the area, resulting in tension between the two groups.
Turkey is hosting 3 million Syrian refugees and thus hosting the largest number of refugees worldwide.
Lebanon hosts nearly 1.1 million registered Syrian refugees and possibly hundreds of thousands of unregistered refugees. Thus, Lebanon is the country in the World hosting the largest number of refugees relative to its national population.
Jordan hosts 660.000 Syrian refugees, many of these live in large refugee camps.
Iraq hosts 235.000 Syrian refugees, while more than 3 million Iraqis are internally displaced in the country.
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I've sold part of my large garden but want to retain favorite shrubs and small trees and move them to another part of the garden. When is the best time to do this please and what's the best way? Thank you.
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8th Annual Glaucoma 360 – New Horizons Forum
February 1, 2019 | Palace Hotel, San Francisco, CA | USA
Glaucoma 360 New Horizons Forum is a full day of presentations, panels, and discussions featuring CEOs from start-up companies, industry executives, ophthalmic leaders, venture capitalists, and the FDA. This unique gathering unites these catalysts dedicated to speeding the translation of new ideas and innovative technologies to improved therapies for glaucoma patients.
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I've recently learnt to pay attention to anything that comes out of the Swedish label Luxury, as recent posts on bands The Sun Days and School will testify. The latest act to come to my attention through their releases is Call Me, the project of Stockholm's Anna Norden Ströms, she appears to have released a couple of tracks late last year but this track "Disclosed" comes as my introduction, a stirring one at that too.
Growing from a slow-burning introduction, where a minimal synth beat comes alive with Anna's beautiful vocals at around the minute mark with a glistening key led melody building to a rousing, emphatic finale. The lyrics mirror the change too, from the resigned to the optimistic, with the opening words of "maybe it's too late for us" leading to the repeated final cries of "I can show you more than you know". I can see this going down quite well.
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We spent Thanksgiving this year with James' mom. It was wonderful and we all had a great day. The sweetest part was what I'm sure will become a classic story about Sierra in our family. James' mom had the kids help her put up some Christmas decorations around the house. They worked the longest on setting up a manger scene. They talked about each piece they put out and got a great picture of Jesus' birth : ) In the end Sierra wanted to check out baby Jesus a little closer. James' mom got him down and let Sierra check him all out. She treated him just like all of her baby dolls at home. She spent a lot of time wrapping him up in his swaddling cloths and getting them all just right. And when she was about to put him tucked nicely away in the manger when she looked up at us and said "Mommy, where is Baby Jesus' FLUFFY?" LOVE IT! We then obviously had to find a little something for him to use as a fluffy. She was then satisfied that baby Jesus was all comfy and cozy and able to put him back in the manger scene : )
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Posted by James, Kelly, Simon and Sierra Grooters at 9:19 PM
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- L. Walcott said...
Adorable. Love it!
Yes, you will tell that one over and over :)
- 7:20 AM, November 29, 2009
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"17 Amazing and Informative Facts about Bolivia". Bolivia is situated in South American with occupying 1,098,581 kilometers square land area. Bolivia is a landlocked country. It's borders meet with north and east with Brazil, to the south with Argentina, to the southeast by Paraguay, south-west by Chile, and to the north-west by Peru. The capital city of Bolivia is sucre.
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
You are the Good
[From the studio of F. Goya, "Colossus" c. 1812]
Today we do not live in a world being smashed and ruined by a Colossus. Our world is hurt by a flea carrying Plague. This ghost of a flea is not Napoleonic, it is the ghost of Mohammed, the plague of Islam; the carrier rats: our own people.
[William Blake, "Ghost of a Flea" c. 1820]
The mental sickness that is Islam has ebbed and flowed for nearly 1,400 years in the world, and like the terrible disease it is, it warps and kills, not like a colossus on the rampage but like a plague that sickens the whole of the people and destroys them inside out. Ah, but this is to ignore its Colossus manifestations. There is that too, and too often. But today, in our world, Islam is a flea, poisonous and deadly and spreading with the help of rat-people. I refer, of course, to our own Left dhimmi fascists, our intelligentsia, our common fellow citizens who allow the spread of the disease of Islam and the rat-ruin of flagellants.
It is a time for cleansing.
[Hieronymus Bosch, "Hell" c. 1490]
September 11, 2010.
Trampling the world and destroying our enemies. What kind of men would do such a thing?
Men such as you, we might hope. Go forth, Colossus, and fear no one.
8 comments:
- Always On Watch said...
Islam is a flea, poisonous and deadly and spreading with the help of rat-people.
Excellent analogy.
Bubonic plagues carriers don't even know that they're carriers.
The left knows, however, that they shill for Islam and do not care whom they infect. They somehow think they are immune from the effects of the plague they carry.
- Dag said...
I see our own as the menace we face. Our own people act as if they are gods of the Moral, and that the rest of us belong in Hell. They act like this from a frenzy of hatred of people like themselves they must somehow rise above to think themselves interesting and valuable and good. They can only be anything in relation to those like themselves, and to rise, they must lower us. Too many people respond to this pseudo-religious haranguing from self-worshipping freaks. Too many take it to heart, feel ashamed of their good lives, are bullied into shame by petty, moralistic, hate-filled idiots who preen. It's long past time to fight back, by which I mean fight.
Leftists, of whom there are actually few in number, the rest who carry on as such being conformity hippies doing what's popular, just being fools following. The few, they must be stopped. I long for Colossus.
(My best wishes to the Always on Watch family.)
- Pastorius said...
Great post.
Islam is our punishment for the sins the Left has decided we are guilty of.
- Dag said...
I wonder if our people, i.e. Modernists living in market economies and republican democracies, really like living this way. I wonder if there a "call of the wild" in a sense, a call to a return to collectivism and a more natural state of social relations in which people are herded like animals by dogs, a life of "security" in a cold cosmos. I wonder, in short, if most people are actually hoping all the world of Modernity will somehow slowly fade away and people can again live in huts and shiver as they go hungry in the dark, feeling as they do so that all is right with the world, that order is restored.
H.L. Mencken, not a favourite among many to be sure, claims that people don't want freedom; they want security. What do we make of that in light of our daily realities?
- thedailyrasp said...
The people now are taught to run to the government. Taught to escape freedom and to surrender.
- Dag said...
I take a lot of my ideas about life from writers, (particularly) whom I really do not like at all, people who are not just wrong about things of the world and man but who are just wrong as people. In many ways, Eric Fromm is one of those people. His book, Escape from Freedom is one of those books I take many of my ideas from about the nature of things. It's not that he gets things right so much as that some of his ideas are as good as one will find anywhere. The ideas are good enough. And to me, they sometimes seem very good. One idea is that people often, and many people often, hate their own freedom, and that of others. They flee from it. To a great extent that observation informs this enormous book I'm nearly done writing. People want the security of a protective state. One must give up freedom for it. I live in Canada, and I've lived in other places more oppressive, and I know the allure and the danger. I at least make noises if nothing else, that freedom is The Good.
So, yes, I totally agree with you.
Fantastic art.
- Dag said...
When I was a kid living in New Orleans I used to stop by an art gallery on the way home from work to look at the paintings and pictures on display. The owner took an interest in my interest and showed my things and explained a bit here and there, a generous thing to do given my lowly state in the world and unlikelihood of ever becoming an artist myself and certainly not one of his customers. He had a series of Goya drawings, "The Horrors of War," that I loved. I spent some time and learned much from the man, whose name I now forget, but I am thankful for the experience, which has left me with a life-long interest in Art History.
Not just books: I am a total Art junkie.
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How we are naturally given exposure therapy in order to heal
I write this today from a personal experience where I find myself getting stronger in the face of chaos. A core wound I carry is abandonment from being adopted as an infant and when people leave me, especially those closest to me, it strikes a very deep cord in me.
It hurts, not just a little, but a lot.
But not as much today.
Today I have found myself less affected by the chaos of yelling and then abandonment. I realize that if I engage in it, I am swayed. On the other hand, if I detach from the external aspects of it and allow all to be as it is, I am stronger.
I have learned how important it is to accept all, just as it is. I have learned the importance of developing deep roots, not simply surface roots. Deep roots keep me grounded and centered in the now and surface roots cause me to lose my center. My center is what I have control of, nothing else. I cannot control what another's behavior is, but I can control mine.
When I resist, life as it is, whatever is happening, it persists. The wounds I carry deep within, buried in the subconscious rise to the surface over and over and over again until I am willing to see them and feel them.
I resist feeling the pain because I don't want to hurt. That is natural to my DNA and survival, as it is for all of us. It has been that way for as long as we know.
But it's different now.
Collectively we are evolving into a new level of our humanness and we are living in the time where all prior emotional wounds want to and need to be healed.
So the wounds rise to the surface, over and over again until we are willing to face them.
We must face our inner demons and perceived imperfections because once we do, they release their hold over us and can finally be healed.
Here's what to do:
I developed a technique called from SOS to BE HERE.
From SOS:
1. Stop
2. Observe from another location (step away and go outside, to another room or for a walk)
3. Shake it off
To BE-HERE:
4. Breathe
5. Experience: Feel it in your body. Where is it in your body? Does it have a weight, texture, color or dimension?
6. Hear what your body is telling you. Listen with deeper awareness.
7. Exist here and now, in the present moment.
8. Release: Accept and allow it to be there without judgment
9. Expand your awareness by asking, "What story am I telling myself about this situation and what can I learn or change within myself?"
Next time you feel you lost your center, try the technique and see if it helps your let go at deeper and deeper levels.
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Best Stories of Lord Ganesha
Lord Ganesha Teaches us so many moral lesson in our life and also motivates us for our action. The best four stories of Lord Ganesha, which I like to share with you.
Story of Lord Ganesha and River Kaveri:
Once upon a time, on top of the Kailasa, a sage Agastya began to pray for Lord Shiva to appear before him. Impressed by Agastya's devotion Lord Shiva made an appearance and asked Agastya what he wanted. When Agastya informed Lord Shiva about the parched southern lands, Lord Shiva poured a few drops of the sacred water in to Agastya's vessel. Agastya was sceptical about the amount of water in the vessel and wondered how it would help him. But Lord Shiva assured Agastya and asked him to trust Lord Shiva. Lord Shiva told Agastya to un-turn the vessel at a suitable spot to get water in the dry lands.
He began his journey back to the southern region of India. He was looking for a suitable place to un-turn the vessel, but he was little confused. When he reached Kodagu Mountains (Coorg) he met a young boy on the way. Agastya was tired and wanted to relieve himself, so he requested the boy to guard the vessel for some time. The boy was actually Lord Ganesha in disguise. He had come to help Agstya to pick the right spot. When Agastya left the vessel to Lord Ganesha, Ganesha picked the right spot and placed the vessel there and left. Agastya came to find the vessel on the ground and a crow perched on it. Agastya accidently un-turned the pot when he attempted to drive the bird away. The water began to flow out of the vessel and became the massive river Kaveri enriching the parched southern lands. The point where Kaveri started is known as Talakaveri. This water formed River Kaveri and is considered as a sacred river.
Moral: Every action happens for a good cause. So do not be worried even if something bad happens in your life, eventually there will be a good ending.
Story of Lord Ganesha and Kubera:
Kubera is the god of wealth and riches in the Hindu mythology. Kubera is worshipped for bringing prosperity and wealth. As we know that power and money usually corrupts the mind and ego, it happens with all of us. Once, Kubera became too much proud of his wealth. he wanted to show it off to the world. One day he decided to have a big ceremony in his place where he will offer variety of food to the guest, he invited thousands of important guests, he also went to lord shiva place to invite him. Lord Shiva knows everything, Nothing is hidden from him. He could see that the invitation is not out of devotion or love for him but to show off his riches.
Seeing the intention of kubera, lord shiva said "i cannot come but my little son ganesha will come, take care that he is an voracious eater and serve him well." kubera was too proud of his riches that he was very confident that he would be able to serve ganesha very well. Kubera went back to his place and started preparing for the grand feast. Ganesha began to devour all the food and soon there was no food available in the venue. He then began to eat all the vessels, dishes, furniture and other things at Alakapuri, Kubera's city. Ganesha then proceeded to swallow the host of the dinner and the terrified Kubera ran to Lord Shiva's abode and sought his help and asked for forgiveness and the solution to satiate the ganesha hunger. Lord shiva asked kubera to give handful of roasted rice with love and humility. Kubera did the same and lord Ganesha was satisfied. Lord Kubera realized his mistake and sought forgiveness for his pride.
Moral: 1) Do not be proud of what you possess. Instead, concentrate on how you can make use of your possession for good things.
2) God cannot be pleased by offering expensive gifts or money, devotion of love and humility is only accepted by God.
Story of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Parvati:
This Lord Ganesha story for kids would teach them that they have to take care of animals in a gentle way. One day child Ganesha was playing with a cat and was tormenting the animal by pulling his tail and throwing him on the ground. He left the cat and went to Mount Kailash to meet his mother Goddess Parvati. He was shocked to see her wounded. When he asked her about it, his mother replied that it was his action that caused the wound. As she was playing with him as a cat. She also said that it is unfair to treat animals cruelly and Ganesha was sorry for injuring the cat.
Moral: Animals have every right to live in this world, just as humans do. So do not cause any injury or ill treat any animal.
Story of Lord Ganesha and Lord Shiva:
When Lord Ganesha was born, Lord Shiva made a rule that Lord Ganesha must be worshiped first to ensure success in any endeavor. However, Lord Shiva forgot about his own rule and left for a war with the demons in Tripura. He did not worship Lord Ganesha before doing so! While he was on his way in his carriage, the wheel peg got damaged. It was only then Lord Shiva remembered that he forgot to offer prayers to Lord Ganesh before departing for the war. He offered his prayers to Ganesha and proceeded to the battle ground. Lord Shiva won the war!
Moral: You must follow certain rules, even if you feel you are exempt from doing so.
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Thanking you,.
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