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|New Zealand emerged as a distinctive wine growing region when the 'New World' winemakers first attracted attention in the 1980s. The wine style that was associated with the country initially was Sauvignon Blanc, particularly from the Marlborough area in the South Island. It was the pure and intense fruit characteristics of this wine that were remarked upon and those same qualities soon began to be noticed in other varieties planted in other New Zealand wine regions.
New Zealand's diverse geology and climate, with a long latitudinal spread, and highly distinctive soil types, has resulted in clearly distinctive regional variations for grape growing. This diversity has led to an appreciation that New Zealand is capable of growing almost any one of the classical grape varieties somewhere within the country. The challenge of the last 30 years has been to match variety to appropriate region, climate and soil type.
The country's larger producers have established markets throughout the world for their Pinot Noirs, Chardonnays, Sauvignon Blancs and Cabernet Blends. Demand for cool climate Syrahs outstrips supply and the best Methode Traditionelles rival the quality of Champagne. Today there are over 600 artisan winegrowers spread from the top of the North Island to the bottom of the South, producing a wide variety of world class wines in small quantities.
It is this diversity and artisan dedication to quality that makes New Zealand so appealing to lovers of fine wine. Finding the wine, meeting the winemaker, hearing the story and tasting a product made with such devotion is the ultimate thrill. The Specialist Winegrowers of New Zealand brings the finest of those artisan winegrowers together in one unique collection.

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An event every week that begins at 7:00pm on Monday, repeating until March 19, 2018
In an age of "selfies" and egocentrism, YOU cuts through the noise to present an authentic view of the human person. It presents young people with the extraordinary story of their creation as unrepeatable individuals. But the program doesn't stop there.
This program will have six sessions happening on Monday evenings at 7 p.m., from Feb. 12 to March 19, 2018.
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CRESTVIEW � The North Okaloosa Fire Department board of commissioners on Thursday again tabled a decision to remove Fire Chief Ed Cutler. The decision came after the board discussed making changes to the department�s disciplinary policy.
CRESTVIEW � The North Okaloosa Fire Department board of commissioners on Thursday again tabled a decision to remove Fire Chief Ed Cutler. The decision came after the board discussed making changes to the department�s disciplinary policy.
�We did have a disciplinary policy in place, but it did not address anyone other than staff that was under the chief,� board Chairperson Franklin Sauls said.
Sauls � who presented commissioners with a �tweaked� version of the policy � said his revision would give the board administrative authority. Under Saul�s revision, the chairperson would decide disciplinary action for a fire chief. The board treasurer would handle disciplinary action for those under the treasurer in the administrative level.
�(Discipline) of any other personnel would be handled by the chief,� Sauls said.
Commissioners Dan Bowers Jr., Craig Shaw and Sam Anderson discussed making other revisions to the policy. Commissioner Bill Terrell suggested contacting the attorney general's office for their input.
�I�m going to suggest that we refer this draft from the chairman to the lawyer (Jonathan Holloway) and have him come back with a draft next month that encompasses all of the concerns,� Anderson said.
Bowers, Shaw and Anderson discussed the policy thoroughly; however, after much discussion, the board tabled the matter until the next meeting. In addition, commissioners voted unanimously to table the chief�s removal until the disciplinary policy was finalized.
During the Sept. 20 meeting, several commissioners and Cutler agreed that communication between them needed to improve.
Gene Wright, a former commissioner, suggested seeking outside advice.
�In the history of North Okaloosa, we try to recreate the wheel all by ourselves,� Wright said. He suggested asking other fire stations how they handle disciplinary actions.
Commissioners decided to move next month�s meeting to Nov. 13, when Holloway will submit a revised version of the disciplinary policy to the board for approval. Holloway also said he plans to contact the attorney general input.
Next meeting�s agenda will include welcoming new commissioners. Sauls� and Anderson's terms are up after next month's meeting, according to the NOFD website, nofdfire.com. Anderson will retire; Paul Skarzynski and Rollin E. Rathbun III are running for his post on the Nov. 6 election ballot. Sauls will run against Todd L. McGirr.
Discussion of removing Cutler as fire chief followed talk of a firefighter�s gun accidentally being discharged in the firehouse last year with nobody reporting the incident. Cutler�s supporters defended his record during last month�s meeting.
After the meeting adjourned, Cutler said he had no comment toward the meeting's outcome.


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To observe the phenomenon of cohesion in liquids by a simple experiment using water.
Materials required:
- Some water.
- A glass or cup.
- Some pins.
- Fill the glass or cup to the brim with water. Fill just enough so that it doesn't overflow but a little more will surely make it overflow.
- Gently put on pin into the cup horizontally. Observe the increase in water level.
- Add more pins. You will see that the water level will increase and rise above the brim but still doesn't overflow.
- Keep adding pins till finally one pin makes the water overflow.
Scientific explanation:
All matter has a force called cohesion between its particles. Cohesion is the force of attraction between similar or like particles or molecules. It is strongest in solids, which is why solids remain in one shape always. It is weaker in liquids and the weakest in gases, which is why gases are completely free if not closed tightly in a container. In this experiment the water molecules stick to each other by cohesion and do not spill over even when you add a few pins. But after a number of pins, the force of cohesion in water is not strong enough to keep it from overflowing and at this point the water spills over the brim.


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Many people in Georgia put off divorce because they are worried about the effect it will have on their children. The truth is that divorce does affect children--whether they are young or whether they are all grown up. However, being sensitive to children's emotions and offering them the support they need is often the key to parenting well during divorce. Unfortunately, many parents are engulfed by the stress and trauma of divorce themselves, and their children's needs wind up on the back burner.
Coursework is available to aid divorcing parents in Georgia
Studies show 75 percent of kids do fine with divorce
For many couples who consider divorce, one of the first things on their minds is how it will impact their children. For decades, family therapists and a variety of other experts believed that divorce inevitably harmed children.
First Holiday during a Georgia Divorce? Help Kids Focus on Celebration
Divorce can be stressful for children as their lives begin to dramatically change from what they were before their parents decided to separate. The holidays can be an exceptionally difficult time because they are often focused around family traditions and rituals. When one parent is suddenly missing from the festivities, it can be an emotional time for children of divorce.
Co-Parenting, A Way to Make Divorce Easier on the Kids
People generally get married with the intention that they will stay together forever. They plan to find the perfect home in the perfect Georgia neighborhood, fill it with laughing children and live happily ever after. Real life is not a perfectly scripted fairytale and often things happen, people change and many marriages end in divorce for one reason or another. It can be a stressful time full of confusing emotions and instability.
Georgia Couple Defies Divorce Statistics
Whether or not you believe that divorce laws have made the process simpler or that it has become more socially acceptable, the fact is that divorce rates have increased in the past fifty years. As the divorce rates increase, so do the number of children who experience their parent's divorce.


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|InventHelp's INPEX, America's Largest Invention Trade Show, announces that Edward Knittel, from Trenton, Tenn., has invented an electronic way to close a storm door automatically. This provisionally-patented invention will be exhibited at INPEX 2013, June 19-21, in downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The "Automated Storm Door Closer" would automatically hold open a storm door on a home or building and close it automatically when the doorway is cleared. It would be convenient when carrying packages or small children into or out of the house and for people with limited mobility. The invention would be a direct, do-it-yourself replacement of the existing closer. When the door is opened, it would hold itself open until the doorway is cleared; then an electronic circuit would close the door. This would also eliminate the storm door slamming shut, trapping fingers or items in the door. The inventor designed the invention because he wanted to improve on the existing storm doors on the market. "I've worked in home improvement for many years, and I am aware of the sore points of storm doors," said Knittel. "This is the age of electronic gadgetry, so why not automate the closer?" Knittel is exhibiting at INPEX with the hopes of finding a manufacturer or licensee. INPEX, The Invention Show, is a unique trade show that showcases new products and innovations that are available to business and industry to manufacture, license or distribute. As part of the trade show, The Invention Show sponsors INPEX Inventors University™, a series of seminars, presentations, and panel discussions to provide information that inventors may find useful in pursuing their ideas. INPEX 2013 will be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in downtown Pittsburgh. INPEX is a service of InventHelp®, America's largest invention submission company. For more information about this inventor or INPEX, call 888-54-INPEX www.inpex.com or visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/inventhelp/


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A survival story
Two Minnesota snowmobilers found alive
SILVER CITY — A father and son from Albertville, Minnesota are lucky to be alive after being lost while snowmobiling and surviving 28 hours in near minus 20 degree temperatures.
Benjamin M. Jenny Sr., 40, and Benjamin M. Jenny Jr., 19, are in Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital Monday night in good condition. Both men suffered hypothermia and dehydration symptoms.
Michigan State Police at the Wakefield Post say the two men were snowmobiling in an area near Silver City in Ontonagon County on Sunday. They were last seen leaving a restaurant at 11:30 a.m. Police say the pair was on the trail all day and on a river. While on the river, their snowmobiles began to ice up and stopped. They were stranded in the back country, deep in the woods. It was 5:30, Sunday evening.
Authorities say at that point they tried to walk out. The snow at times was four to five feet deep. They had no survival gear with them.
The father and son did have a cell phone, but they could not get service. They instead sent a text message about their situation. After that, the cell phone went dead and the weather turned worse. A blizzard was taking hold.
The Michigan State Police were called in Sunday night about 8:30. Those with the Michigan DNR, the Ontonagon County Sheriff's Department and County Emergency Coordinator and the U.S. Forest Service were all part of the search and rescue party.
Several search and rescue snowmobilers started down the trail Sunday night. Around one Monday morning, weather conditions turned them back. The blizzard was too much for the rescue crews. There was an eighth of a mile visibility, winds clocked at 20 to 30 miles an hour and gusting to 40 miles an hour. The search would have to wait until later.
A State Police official says search and rescue crews wanted to know the last known location for the two men. That's when the United States Air Force entered the picture. The Air Force was able to use that last text message ping from the men, to narrow their location to within four square miles where they were last. That's where the search and rescue crews headed Monday morning.
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Scotch Hill Farm is a small diversified family farm with certified organic crops in Southern Wisconsin. We have operated a CSA since 1994. The farm offers standard & large 20-week subscriptions, fall shares and flower shares. The farm has approximately 10 acres in certified organic vegetables and 30 acres in field crop production. Weekly newsletters tell members what's in the share box, food for thought, farm happenings, recipes and reminders of farm events. A seasonal calendar of events plus much, much more will be posted on the farm website www.scotchhillfarm.com . We have a farm Facebook page too.
Our farm includes a small dairy goat herd, flock of sheep, poultry and a couple pigs each summer. Farm animals are integrated into farm production for soil fertility and to supplement primary income from crops. We have worked to help preserve heritage breeds of domesticated farm animals and to coach and mentor animal husbandry through 4-H programs, county and state fair exhibition, as well as field days & workshops for 20 years. Many seasons farm apprentices have spent the summer at Scotch Hill Farm learning organic growing skills and the basic of CSA operation. Children of all ages enjoy visiting the farm animals, exploring the gardens and learning how everything works together to contribute to our farm.
Since 1998, we've added value to our goat milk by making soap and other natural ingredient skin care products. Our farmstead soap-making has been the focus of three USDA Small Business Innovation Research Grant projects. we are currently working to finish a second SARE research project integrating native prairie grass mulch into our organic vegetable crops.
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- Hours of operation will be Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
With this new location they offer better accessibility, efficiency and customer service to citizens in Far East El Paso making their title and registration process more convenient.
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The weather is cooling off. As we spend more time indoors, we can still be creative. Stop by the library on Wednesday afternoons for the Adult Coloring Club. You can bring your own supplies and pictures or use the pictures and supplies provided. Take your creation home or leave it at the library for display. Feel free to swing in and grab a picture to color, even if you can't be here on Wednesday.
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When Dancers' Workshop produces an original school production like Alice or The Wizard of Oz, members of the Junior Repertory Company are typically cast for the lead roles. The advanced training for these highly dedicated students allow them to shine technically and creatively in their character on stage and be role models for the younger dancers at the School.
While JRC trains dancers technically, this unique program allows dancers to recognize their artistic voices and develop them, becoming dance artists, not only technical dancers. The process also involves all aspects of dance production, including auditioning dancers, lighting and music selection, costumes choices, marketing, and choreography. Our goal is to prepare these students for future endeavors in the arts and any path they choose, taking with them life skills such as time management, team-work, communication skills, leadership, passion, work ethic and creative problem solving.
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How To Make Fruit Toppings For Dessert
Fruit is by its very nature a great dessert. It can be cut up and used right away on its own or to top pretty much anything. But with just a little prep, you can make fruit look and taste a little fancier.
Two Special Fruit Toppings
Macerated Fruit:
To macerate fruit basically means to let it sit in its own juices for a while. The flavor becomes more concentrated as a result. You can serve fruit just like this, or make it the base for compote or jam.
I've found berries to come out especially good, but peaches or pears are delicious too. Try combining some of your favorites. Chop up 2 cups of the fruit and put it into a bowl. Add 1 tbsp of sugar, and stir it all together. If you have any liqueur like Grand Marnier or Rum, you can add a tbsp or two as well for an extra kick of flavor. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and put into the fridge for a several hours or even overnight.
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Fruit Compote:
Making a compote involves cooking the fruit just enough to soften it and bring out more of it's natural flavor.
Put 2 tbsp of sugar, 1/2 cup of water and 1 tbsp of lemon juice into a saucepan and bring the mixture to a boil. Carefully add the fruit in and return it to a boil, then turn it down to simmer for about 10-15 minutes minutes. Take a taste - if you want it sweeter, add another tsp of sugar. Take off the heat and let it cool.
Recipe: Cheesecake Tarts w/ Fruit Salsa
This has got the density and flavor of a NY-style cheesecake with less fat. All it takes to lighten it up is a couple of substitutions. Tart-sized portions help limit the calorie count, too - although you may be tempted to have more than one!
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- 10 (half crackers) low-fat graham crackers
- 2 tbsp butter or margarine, or 1 1/2 tbsp vegetable oil
- 1 tbsp sliced almonds
- 1 package (8 oz) Neufchatal Cheese or low-fat cream cheese
- 1 container (6 oz) plain greek yogurt
- 2 large eggs
- 1 1/2 tbsp white sugar
- 1 tbsp vanilla
- 1 tbsp white flour
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Spray or spread vegetable oil into 12 muffin cups. Put the crackers, butter and nuts into a food processor bowl or blender. Pulse until they combine and are crumbly.
- Divide the mixture between the muffin cups. Taking a small glass, gently press down into each to spread the crust across the bottom and up the side. Bake for 7 minutes.
- Put the cheese, yogurt, eggs, sugar, vanilla and flour into the food processor or blender. Run until they are well-combined and the mixture is smooth.
- Spoon the mixture into each muffin tin almost to the top of the crust. Bake the tarts for 20-25 minutes, until the filling rises (it may crack slightly). Let them cool, then put the tin into the freezer for 10 minutes to make them set.
To make Fruit Salsa:
- 1 kiwi, peeled
- 1/2 cup (about 1/2 fruit) peaches
- 1 banana
- 1 tbsp lime juice
- 1 tbsp white sugar (?)
- 1 tsp nutmeg
Chop the fruit into small chunks. Then combine all the ingredients in a bowl and stir to mix well. Let it sit in the refrigerator for about an hour before serving.
Bonus Recipe: Cocoa-Banana Cake
2 tbsp vegetable oil
1 3/4 cups flour
3/4 cup cocoa powder, unsweetened
3/4 tsp baking powder
3/4 cups honey
3/4 cup low-fat milk
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1 large egg + 1 tbsp packaged egg whites (or 2 large eggs)
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1 banana, sliced thinly
1/4 cup walnuts, chopped
- Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Use the 2 tbsp vegetable oil to coat the bottom of a cake pan.
- Combine the flour, cocoa and baking powder. Add the honey, oil, egg and vanilla in, beating everything together with a mixer. Slowly add the milk and continue to beat until the batter is smooth.
- Pour the batter into the pan. Lay the banana slices on top in a single layer. Sprinkle the walnuts over them.
- Bake for 40 minutes until cake is firm and pulling away from the sides of the pan.
- Serving Idea: macerated sliced strawberries and a dollop of vanilla greek yogurt
great, easy, pretty recipes! I will definitely use the fruit compote! The others look delicious, too--I am just trying to be "good". :)
I love the idea of adding a little liquor to macerated fruit. I might serve it atop vanilla frozen yogurt at my next dinner party -- an easy do-ahead dessert is usually a must with my menus. I always get over-ambitious!
I love fruit with anything but this delicious hub has taken it to a new level! I loved all the recipes but in particular the Fruit Compole and the cheescake tarts with fruit salsa is awesome! I will definately have to try this out and see what the nieces and nephews think - but I know already, they will love it. It's also a great way to get kids to eat more fruit!
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It never ceases to amaze me how many garages seem to have forgotten the basic rule of car repair – do the simple test first!
Just because the ECU/diagnostic computer has stated 'misfire Number 2 cylinder' this does not necessarily mean the coil pack is faulty.
At Worcester's Mobile Mechanic, we do not trust the computer 100 per cent as my technicians have always been taught that the diagnostic computer is telling you where to start looking for the fault.
Our first action on a petrol engine is to remove the spark plugs and then, after checking the plug for condition, carry out a simple and inexpensive compression test. Should the car pass this test, we will then do a chemical test.
On this occasion, the test showed instantly that there was a problem within the cylinder head and the solution was a head gasket repair.
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During the Monday rain delayed NHRA Heartland Nationals I would witness one of the rarest crashes that can happen as top alcohol dragster driver Steve Collier would ride out the dreaded blowover, the first at an NHRA event in 11 years! Continue on to see my full sequence from start to finish….
During the second round of eliminations at the NHRA Gatornationals I would witness one of the rarest things that can happen in the sport when funny car drivers Robert Hight and Matt Hagan would BOTH blow the bodies off their cars in spectacular fiery explosions. Continue on to see my view of something I can almost guarantee that I will never witness for the rest of my life!
Even though its almost April of 2018, I've finally had the time to finish my Best of 2017 photo blogs with my best Crash and Burn images of the year!
During the second round of qualifying at the 49th annual NHRA Gatornationals, funny car drive John Force would suffer his third major body destroying explosion of the year in his Peak Auto sponsored Chevy.
Continue on to see the full sequence!
Been so crazy busy lately I haven't had time to finish the final two categories in my Best of 2017 blog posts. Here are my favorite scenery/nature photos of the year. All photos are available for purchase!
During the second round of eliminations of the NHRA Arizona Nationals, living legend John Force would suffer a massive engine explosion before losing control and crashing with opponent Jonnie Lindberg. Continue on to see all the shots from this breathtaking incident.
As if the weekend for the John Force family hadn't been enough with John Force's wild qualifying explosion that sent him to the hospital, during the first round of eliminations at the season opening NHRA Winternationals, reining World Champion Brittany Force would ride out a wild crash in her Monster Energy sponsored dragster that would have Brittany bouncing off both walls before getting upside down and then on fire. Continue on to see the crash from start to finish through the lens of my Canon 1dx mk2….
After a brief hiatus due to NFL playoffs and a million other shoots, I am back to post my final couple Best of 2017 photo galleries. Continue on to see my best football images from 2017!
During the second round of qualifying on the opening day of the NHRA season, funny car driver John Force would go for a wild ride after enduring a big explosion during the Winternationals at Auto Club Raceway at Pomona.
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'Bioeffect EGF Serum'
So serums are a big deal. This one in particular was hailed as the next big thing in the serum game. This is an anti-ageing serum and it contains EGF: Epidermal Growth Factor, 'a substance which occurs naturally in human skin and which has the ability to speed up the rate of cell turnover within the skin.' This EGF stuff won the creator a nobel prize which is a massive deal. According to the Latest in Beauty website, "just a tiny amount of the serum is enough to see an improvement in complexion and reduce wrinkles, pores and pigmentation by stimulating and accelerating natural skin renewal. The advanced formula contains just nine ingredients and no fragrance, colouring or preservatives". This all sounds absolutely amazing. I have only just started using it properly, but haven't had any signs of any of that thus far, but I will keep using it! Before doing my research I thought this was going to be another product that was overhyped, but after I have found out that all this sciencey stuff has got me really excited to continue using this! Of course I will update you and it might find it's way into my favourites!
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Street foods in Punjab
One of the best and oldest eatery is "Khushi Ram & Sons", which is the most popular in the entire state. It has opened a new branch on the NH-95 which attracts many food lovers.Jhandu Di Hatti is a famous poorie shop in chaura bazar.The Sarabha Nagar market is one of the most popular hangout places with many eating joints such as the noodle bar, yo china, hot breads, Dominos, Cuckoo's Nest and many other famous food chains. Cuckoo's Nest serves really delicious authentic Italian, Lebanese and Indian food with a great ambience. The market also has cafes such as Barista where you can sit, relax and have coffee. Many other cafes such as Cafe Coffee Day, Costa Coffee are also around nearby. Bakes and beans is one of the most popular eatery joints. You can find Famous food chains like Mc Donalds, KFC and Pizza Hut in the malls or around. Ludhiana is famous for its chicken:-all possible tastes and varieties. Chawla's cream Chicken (Various locations), Babas chaiken are only a few. Friends and Shekhupuria's Dhabaa are famous for its parathas, Dal and Shahi Paneer. Just walk along the road opposite the railway station. Fountain chowk is another open place to enjoy all sorts of spicey eateries from Stuffed naans, Cholley Bhuture, Chaat, Tikki etc. While in Ludhiana don't forget to try Basant's Kulfi and ice cream and Punnu Pakoras on Gill Road and if anyone want to eat even at 2AM then go to pandit paranthe wala near chaura bazaar. If you feel like having sweets then go to Dhodha Sweet House, Civil Lines. It is famous for its unique & world famous Dhodha.


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ABOUT SHARING YOUTUBE VIDEOS WITH HIM-February 2008-LETTERS TO MR.U
please note: that publishing someone else's emails,letters,journals,personal pics,videos WITHOUT THEIR PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION is a LEGAL OFFENCE...( even if just on blogs or even if it is just redistribution to third parties via email, facebook and other such social media), (even if the aforementioned materials were shared with you by the writer or actual owner themselves).Please take WRITTEN PERMISSION from all parties involved prior to publishing such content.
Please also note that here in these blogs I am only posting EXCERPTS from MY OWN EMAILS to someone else WHOSE IDENTITY remains HIDDEN .No actual personally identifiable information about this other person has been revealed by me in these blogs all in an attempt to protect their privacy and mine as well.
hmmmm.....In the last year..i sent you a total of around XXX full fledged mails hereXXXXX
I then also sent some random messages to you on XXXX
I shared some weird videos every other day on yoooouuuuuu tooooooobe with you
The thing is...the few lines that i wrote accompanying each of my shared videos..I don't have a copy of them...yet..those spontaneous lines quickly typed in that space when i shared each of those videos were so heartfelt and i dont have a copy of them...Awwww
( have this innate need to retain a copy of all communication i have ever sent to anyone in the written word...
I sure have yelled at people over the phone ,all full of emotional meaning every single word i shouted into the mouthpiece..yet those words are all gone without a record..that is a whole other issue..I ramble ..i ramble..and XXXXXXX...gosh..anyways)
I also left a few weird comments for you for your XXXX ...they look silly to me now.I can' recollect why i wrote those comments even...
yeah....so coming back to that actual point..I did all this with no idea if any of these mails or messages or comments XXXXXXXXX....and now i feel like i am this silly delusional person ...who writes letters to some one who is constantly changing and perhaps is not even the person i initially set out to make a personal connection with...
The saddest part is...i dont have a copy of my youtube messages that i sent you ...those oneliners were charged with sincerity and my sponataneous charm..(yeah i believe that i am the most charming when i write in sentences just out of the blue onto the keyboard with no prethought of sentences)
The point of my letter was
I need a copy of the stupid youuuuuu toooobe one liners that i sent you
I need a hug
MY 2012 POSTNOTE for the blog!!!
for SOME REASON in 2012, when i sit here and read all those long emails i wrote him in 2008, I GET TIRED.
no seriously, the one thing i don't have a record of , amongst all my communication to him are the youtube comments and the MESSAGES that I sent along while sharing videos with him.Those messages were like LITTLE LOVE NOTES that i used to send to him along with those videos that i used to share with him almost everyday in 2007.:(((.i am sure he has them somewhere (or NOT) BUT i like keeping tabs on all notes,emails, letters, etc etc that i send to any given person..i even date and file them in folders..LOL...and so, these missing copies of those lil notes are like missing pieces of my puzzle picture.
anyways, SIGH, moving on .sometimes you have to let go of this need to STORE EVERYTHING for my personal private scrapbook.
speaking of keeping personal scrapbooks,MR.U has the SAME EXACT HABIT...of saving emails,photos,love notes,messages,tweets and such in folders and FILES..We are "obsess freaks" like that.BOTH OF US.same ,same.


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Monday, March 16, 2009
Music Monday-Harry Chapin "Cat's In The Cradle"
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Funny how that song can "cut both ways." The obvious conflict is for the father not to have to decide between his career and his son and decide whether to make time for his son or not. But alternatively, when boys reach an age, they no longer have or make time for their fathers. They have their own demands. It's so nice to read your perspective and to know that you have made your son a priority in your life. I've read that theme before in your posts. Jobs, and salaries can be replaced but you can never go back and reclaim the past.ReplyDelete
Awesome pick for us guy folk!
Thanks. Maybe I have a different perspective since my son has special needs and therefore needs a lot more attention. There are a lot of things that my wife can't handle with him as well as I can, plus she needs a break now and then.ReplyDelete
The cool thing is that my son turns 15 next month. He still wants to hang out with me and he still wants to curl up on the couch next to me and lay his head on my chest.


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John and Carol Gagnon of Charlevoix are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, MaryBeth Gagnon, residing in Juneau, Alaska, to Jamison Mork of Pelican, Alaska, the son of Fred and Michelle Mork and Eli and Jill Derenoff of Sitka and Pelican..
The bride is a 1996 graduate of Charlevoix High School and a graduate of Western Michigan University in 2000.
She is a case worker for a Juneau Youth Service, and a wilderness guide for Youth-at-risk.
Her fiancée is the owner of the F/V Nightingale, Alaska Fisherman and a 1995 graduate of Pelican High School.
The wedding will take place Nov. 26, 2010 at the Riviera Maya, Mexico.


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San Francisco: Centaur Press, 1949. First edition. 8vo.Unpaginated. Illustrations. Cloth in dustwrapper, very good. (41421). Limited to 1000 copies. Drawings by Zev. Inscribed ffep by author and illustrator. More
San Francisco: Centaur Press, 1949. First edition. 8vo.Unpaginated. Illustrations. Cloth in dustwrapper, very good. (41421). Limited to 1000 copies. Drawings by Zev. Inscribed ffep by author and illustrator. More
New York: Knopf, 1974. Sixth printing. 4to. 399 pp. Illustrated. Cloth in dustwrapper, good copy. 75667. Inscribed on half-title: For Harold & Beverly [Agnew]: with gratitude and affection (at long last) Alistair , 74. More
Boston: Marshall Jones Co., 1936. First edition. 8vo. [vii], 154 pp. Cloth, embossed design, very good. (36215). Signed eight line inscription ffep. More
Chicago: Esquire Inc., 1937. First edition. 12mo. 41 pp. Pictorial covers, edgewear, else good. (61507). Only copy located in OCLC: Harry Ransom Center, Christopher Morley Collection. Not to be confused with the 1937 Bobbs-Merrill edition. Copy listed above signed and inscribed in pen by author : My personal copy. /... More
Shingletown, CA: Mark V. Ziesing Books, 1993. First edition. Oblong 12mo. 91 pp. Cloth in dustwrapper, very good. (15591). Introduction by Frank Miller. Inscribed by Ellison. More
Santa Fe: Writers' Editions, 1935. First edition. 8vo. 87 pp. Cloth, surface wear, else good. (41399). No. 300 of 400 signed copies. More
London: Nonesuch Press, 1926. First edition. 18mo. [xiii], 108 pp. Illustrations by Ray Garnett. Quarter cloth on decorative boards, good. (56670). Signed on title-page by Hope Mirrlees. More
London: Bodley Head, 1925. First edition. 8vo. [xii], 74, [8] pp. Cloth, gilt, very good. (18991). Forword by A. E. Inscribed title to Cary McWilliams by Higgins. More
New York: Knopf, 1954. Third printing. 8vo. 277 pp. Cloth, light surface wear, else good. (20399). Inscribed by Jarrell ffep. More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1954. First edition. 8vo. [vi], 58 pp. Cloth, surface wear, else good. (41386). Signed half-title. More
New York: Random House, 1991. First edition. 8vo. 1310 pp. Cloth in clipped dustwrapper, else very good. (61844). Signed and inscribed on half-title—To Mark Gold, Cheers, Norman Mailer. More
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1929. First edition. 8vo. 160 pp. Plates. Cloth, spine label, good. (41457). Signed ffep by Mattheissen. More
New York: Whittlesey House, 1945. First edition. 8vo. 187 pp. Cloth in dustwrapper, some chipping, good. (74635). Inscribed to Lt. Colman W. Clark, Max Miller, 12/8/45, on ffep. More
New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1978. First edition. 4to. 1119 pp. Illustrated. Signed. Cloth in slipcase, backstrip sunned, else very good. (13637). Signed in blue ink on the front blank endpaper by President Nixon. More
Cherry Valley: Cherry Valley Editions, 1986. First edition. 8vo. 140 pp. Illustrated. Paper, good. (41434). Inscribed title-page by author. More
London: Fortune Press, 1954. First edition. 8vo. 44pp. Cloth in dustwrapper, very good. (61683). Inscribed on ffep by Frank Prince. More
Gloucester, UK: Thornhill Press, 1974. First edition. 8vo. 42 pp. Signed on title-page. Card covers, light surface wear, else good copy. (76204). Cover design by Duncan Grant. Roche modelled for Grant for 29 years. More
New York: Farrar Straus Giroux, 1985. First printing. 8vo. 310 pp. Cloth in clipped dustrapper, else very good. (69626). Signed and inscribed on front free endpaper. More
New York: Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, 1964. Third printing. 8vo. 311 pp. Cloth in dustwrapper, npc, good. (14803). Inscribed title-page in English, Isaac B. Singer. More
New York: Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, 1962. Second printing. 8vo. 311 pp. Cloth in dustwrapper, npc, good. (41804). Inscribed half-title in English, Isaac B. Singer. More


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Hello Family and Friends,
Wow does time fly. I have been here in England for almost two months! I can not believe it! You may be curious to why I am writing to you guys on a Tuesday. Well it's because yesterday was transfer call night. Which mean't all the missionaries, in the mission, were going to find out where and who they will be serving with the next transfer. Sister Lybbert is going back to Canada. She has been packing her things for the past few days now. It has been actually really sad. I am going to miss her! Because she is leaving me I knew I was going to get a new companion. All of yesterday my stomach was in knots. I was so nervous to find out my new companion! That night I found out I will be saying here in Keighley serving with Sister Smith. She is a sister from my Zone who is actually from Utah. I have talked with her several times before. I am excited to serve with her this next transfer!
This week not much has happened. We have met with a lot of members and investigators. The only exciting news I have this week is about Eddie. Eddie spoke in Stake Conference on Sunday. He has been a member for only three weeks and he gave a talk in Stake Conference! Eddie is incredible! He gave the talk without any notes! I honestly could never do that. He is a natural! He is soaking up everything Sister Lybbert and I have taught him. He really loves the Gospel, his Savior, and his Heavenly Father. He is a wonderful example to me!
Well, it is time for me to go. I love you all! Thank you for all your support. You guys are the best! Have an AMAZING week!
Sister Garrett
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Why, hello there. I'm taking on a new challenge, and I realize that it's not a significant date- close to Christmas, or the beginning of a new month- but I'm starting to understand that some changes in life need to happen right now, rather than waiting for the best possible moment. Today is the moment we have- carpe diem has never seemed so apt as it does now.
So, as I munch on my blueberry banana muffin, I will explain how it's going to work. An acquaintance of mine recently joined a link-up for a Blog Every Day in May challenge, and I was intrigued by the concept. I have also been inspired by this TED talk on trying something new for 30 days. Not that I'm new to the blogging scene or anything, but I have been in a slump. I'm hoping that this will give me the revitalization I need to get back into a groove.
Please join me on your own blog if you like (click on the link-up in the sidebar), and we can enjoy learning all sorts of new things about each other. And me, I'm looking forward to a welcome rush of discipline and commitment for the next 30 days!


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It was hard to tell if her eyes were bigger or the world which she perceived with them.
For the time being the world was nothing more humongous than the comfortably packed compartment of an afternoon metro, in which she took little interest. The ticket had enamored her entirely.
Many a time over she ran the little index finger across the brown line, which was conspicuously placed between the two sides of white.
Nothing happened.
And crumbling it would be the best punishment for that mundane piece of paper, she thought. The mother on whose lap this little princess was rightfully enthroned immediately rescued that crushed piece of paper from her hand, which happened to be her license to travel underground. The princess however did not consider the occasion to be worthy of her precious tears. The big round eyes now devoid of a singular object started distributing her attention among all her co-passengers-smiling ladies from across the aisle, colorful handbags they tightly pressed against their bosoms, a group of chattering young girls near the gate and finally the bizarre object sitting beside her- ME !
Somewhat like a metal detector the eyes scanned me from hair to knee( she could've gone on only that she perhaps considered me unworthy of it) and seemed not so satisfied. In her baby-tongue she rebuking-ly tried to tell me something, which I the lesser mortal could make nothing of and could only ask animatedly "ki??"(What??) She perhaps having realized that it was no good conversing with an ignorant fool then resorted to other means of communication. This time it was the odd-one-out game.
She showed me her bangles which were of a diameter of nothing more than 3cms, then she pointed at her mother's bangles and even took the pain of bending far right to touch the bangles of the woman to her mother's right, and then touched my wrist with a look of utter disappointment.
Oh! It was such a shame- I had none.
Next she pointed at her mothers earrings, leaned right to make sure the lady on her right had them too. Considerably satisfied she turned to point at my earlobe.
And there! I failed her again.
The third time it was the bindi, which my fellow competitors had, and I shamelessly lacked.
And that very moment the battle was lost!
The little thing had learnt to identify the WOMAN, the MOTHER with those inevitable ensembles- the bangles, the earrings, the bindi which were essential units of the image of the mother figure on her mind. And this impression on her child-mind was indelible. I, the un-decked, un-jeweled female was as obnoxious to her as a being from outer space. I couldn't match up to the standards she had set, and so I was nothing of it—not a WOMAN, definitely not a Mother.
I had failed her expectations. Miserably.


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With the loss last night still fresh in the mind of the Sheffield Steelers they come to the Skydome tonight seeking retribution and two vital points.
After a heated scrum in the first period involving several players from both sides and a momentary interlude to decide on punishment, play resumed with Fitzgerald, Hewitt and Eddy all receiving penalties for the Steelers and Pietrus, Valabik and others for the Coventry Blaze.
Play continues and within the last 5 the Steelers hit the back of the net, a beaut of a goal from Philips, answered not a minute later by Blaze's Jorgensen leaving the score going into the break at one a piece.
It was a turning point in the game and with each team continuing the physicality throughout the period and it is only a sign of what's to come. Plenty of scraps, far too many long decisions and lots of minutes in the box it's just one thing after another for both teams.
Blaze capitalises on the Steelers frustrations and quickly make the score 4-1. With a disallowed goal at 9 minutes into the second for the Steelers, tempers are flaring and penalties are coming thick and fast. With Steelers chants of "You don't know what you're doing." The long wait continues before Fitzgerald is given a hefty penalty of 2 minutes for slashing, 2 plus 10 for instigation and 5 for fighting for a blood inducing punch to Pietrus meaning he'll spend much of the rest of the game in the box.
Coming out in the third the Steelers seem to have calmed a bit, but not much. Tempers are still running high and the Blaze are out manning and out playing them. A nice save for Brad Day at 7:36 saves the Steelers from a larger deficit and the Steelers return to full strength after an earlier hooking call.
With a final goal in the last few moments the final goal tally is 5-1 to the Coventry Blaze. A 4 point weekend for the Blaze and unfortunatly a disappointing one for the Steelers. Who now linger behind second place Braehead Clan.


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Released: 2001
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It's a bright, cheery 7:30 am when we see our two 18-year-old college students struggling out of the bed to rush to their early morning classes. Their stepfather is quietly reading a letter from the head mistress of the college informing him of their baiting truancy and subsequent suspension. When confronted, Jessica and Liz obviously try to lie their way out of a bad situation, but to no avail. Knowing that corporal punishment is no longer used in college the stepfather decides to practice some of his own. Laying his first smacks over their knickers, he quickly finds their curvaceous bare bottoms for more hard smacks. Then onto a hard paddle, followed by his cane. Tramlines soon follow as their sore bottoms are continuously struck in order to insure a more punctual arrival at school in the future.
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Released on November 10th 2004, 'Destiny Fulfilled' was the fourth and final Destiny's Child album. It featured tunes including 'Lose My Breath,' 'Soldier' and 'Girl' – who knew nine years later the girls would hook up for a one-off performance at the Super Bowl. Could 2014 be the year we get something new from the girls?


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It didn't take long for us to realize that it is people who have helped grow the game of field hockey. We often hear about hard working individuals who single handedly brought the game to different areas of the country and it is amazing to see what they have been able to build and accomplish. USA Field Hockey's developmental programs and support have played a big role in this too, but the thankless organizers at the grassroots level are making the real difference. They are the ones putting in the time and energy for nothing more than spreading their love of the game to others and dedicating their knowledge and support to those who have an interest in learning and playing the game.
We want to learn more about these individuals and share their stories on MAXFieldHockey.com. Do you know someone who has done this in your area? Please email us and tell us more about them! email@example.com


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Agua Caliente
Richard Karn/Emerging Trends Report
March 29th, 2006
Consider the implications of the following anomaly. For more than a decade, increasingly dire warnings have been issued by media sources worldwide and confirmed by both recognized experts and such august bodies as the United Nations and the World Health Organization. Atypically, politicians are mute on the subject and the general public is steadfastly blasé despite ever more strident warnings from the scientific community.
The Emerging Trends Report (ETR) recognizes distinct parallels in this behavior to the prevalent attitude toward the probable end of inexpensive petroleum—right up to the point prices exploded. Similarly, the ETR submits that investors who grasp the enormity of this problem and position themselves accordingly stand to reap tremendous profits for years to come.
What scientists are universally warning about and the public is studiously ignoring is CLEAN WATER... and so-called First World countries are about to discover they are not immune to this most fundamental of all problems. Quite simply, the world's burgeoning population is both overusing and misusing the planet's finite supply of fresh water. Between aging infrastructure or lack thereof, aquifer drawdown and bad water policy, agricultural, industrial and human pollution as well as salination, and accelerating climate change, the world faces a developing crisis of truly Biblical proportions—one requiring time, concerted effort, and inconceivable amounts of money to avert.
Recently, investing in water has gained a certain mainstream popularity in the United States and Europe, but the comparatively small number of 'headline' pure-play stocks in the water industry has driven many favorites to P/E multiples more closely resembling dot.com stocks than stodgy old water stocks. The ETR does not take this to mean the bloom is off the rose; far from it in fact: if ever there were a trend that is destined to run for decades, water is it. The ETR sees numerous opportunities, both domestically and internationally, mainstream as well as obscure, conservative and wildly speculative, that have yet to begin their march toward multiple parity with the more obvious choices—but they will.
DETAIL 1: "One of the crueler ironies… is that those with the lowest incomes generally pay the most for their water."
The Emerging Trends Report subscribes to the notion that in order for investors to capitalize on the solutions to fresh water problems in years ahead they must avail themselves of at least a rudimentary grasp of the scope of the issues involved. Considering that to a certain extent this even involves Chaos Theory of all things, we've decided there are only two approaches in presenting our micro to macro assessment of the systems involved: stream of consciousness verbosity or 'the-knee-bone's-connected-to-the-shin-bone' simplicity. We've opted for the latter.
Water is unique amongst resources in that its availability and manipulation is pivotal in the rise and fall of civilizations. Today, Water is one of the three largest industries in the world, the other two being Oil & Gas and Electricity; moving water accounts for approximately 7% of worldwide commercial energy use while falling water driving turbines produces nearly 20% of the world's electricity. By and large, the water supply business is heavily regulated but suffers few of the downsides of traditional industry: new products will not come on the market to compete with or replace it; business cycles do not have an effect on its price; and demand consistently outpaces customer growth.
Whereas in industrialized countries water is the blandest of commodities, an amenity only missed when its supply is disrupted, approximately half of the world still endures water and sewerage services inferior to those available to ancient Greeks and Romans. In developing countries, securing drinking water consumes a significant portion of each day; to their emerging middle classes, water and sanitation are luxuries that command a premium because of the head start such basic health services provide the young. And it is this infrastructure or want thereof that will be the primary driver of the coming boom, and which a UN panel estimated would need to be in excess of $180 billion per year just to meet the needs of developing countries.
Many industrialized countries' infrastructure appears to be living on borrowed time. The majority of infrastructure problems revolve around neglected or decaying systems unable to cope with increasing wastage, which in turn is being exacerbated by increasing demand. Many European cities lose as much as 30% of the water in their antiquated systems to leakage. In the US, which has the fastest growing population of any industrialized country, infrastructure is simply not keeping pace with growth. There are more than 700,000 miles of water pipes nationwide, and water mains break roughly 237,000 times each year. A surprising amount of that pipe is more than one hundred years old, and some systems are amalgamations of various pipes of various ages from various systems cobbled together 'to make do' years ago. Exurban sprawl is over-taxing once rural systems not designed to handle the increased demands and loads. Terrified to even mention raising taxes to pay for the needed repairs and upgrades, which the American Water Works Association (AWWA) in 2002 estimated to be as high as $6900 per household in some rural areas, weak-willed politicians with a long term planning horizon that extends only as far as the next election have been deferring the issue to their successors now for decades.
This political climate reflects the slow motion collapse of water infrastructure itself. Just as in the case of petroleum and energy consumption, Americans are the most profligate in the world in terms of water usage. Politicians of all stripes avoid this issue like the plague because Jimmy Carter demonstrated that advocating conservation and responsible lifestyle changes is the second fastest way out of office. These same politicians who have refused to address the problem have all too often demonstrated their propensity for letting crises develop before over-reacting to them, and the ETR expects this behavior to continue. Having misallocated resources elsewhere, the best response municipal governments can muster is to abrogate responsibility and pave the way for big business to respond to the problem via increased privatization. Water rates are already rising faster than inflation, and just as higher petroleum and energy prices are beginning to take a toll on consumer spending habits, the ETR expects further increases in water rates to fund long-ignored infrastructure repairs will further exacerbate household savings shortfalls.
If the situation domestically is problematic, internationally it's worse.
Amazingly, as much as 30-40% of water being transported worldwide is lost to pipe or canal leakage and illegal tapping. Further, the incidence of both chronic water shortages and water-borne illness is increasing--rapidly. Spawned in part by governments reallocating water resources away from agriculture to industry, which promises a higher return on water investment, rural poor in developing countries are migrating to urban slums at such a rate that by 2007, for the first time in history, half of the world's population will live in towns and cities. In China, for example, where this migration from rural to urban living has been pronounced for the last 15 years, 400 of the largest 670 cities are operating in serious water deficit and over-taxing sewage treatment facilities if available at all. According to a 2003 UN report, between 1970 and 1990 per capita water use in developing countries decreased by one third, putting their overall water usage at between 30 and 50% less than developed countries.
Globalization is also contributing to this mass migration. The jobs are in the cities. Agricultural subsidies in industrialized countries have resulted in trade spats in which rural farmers in developing countries have been for all intents and purposes the victims of dumping. This puts more rural people out of work and drives them to rapidly expanding mega-cities (populations in excess of 10 million) in India, China and elsewhere in search of work, thereby providing an endless stream of labor for industry. However, industry cannot function without clean water, and before committing to new projects in developing countries feasibility studies now place increased emphasis on reliable water sources and waste water treatment facilities.
Of the top ten of these mega-cities, seven are in developing countries, and all are outpacing their industrial counterparts in terms of the rate of expansion. With the possible exception of Sao Paulo, every one is experiencing a high level water stress (see map below).
A map of the water stress indicator (WSI)
Source: International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
DETAIL 2: "...groundwater depletion is a phenomenon of the twentieth century, made possible by the availability of electricity and cheap pumps."
Two time-honored responses to fresh water shortages have been pumping water from underground aquifers and building dams and reservoirs. Combined, these two methods of securing fresh water have contributed significantly to both the development of the American southwest and the Green Revolution of the last fifty years which has managed to keep the specter of famine at bay in the face of an exploding world population. It is widely perceived that pumping more water and building more dams will also be the responses in the future. The ETR does not believe these responses will be the panacea of yesteryear: the former is falling victim to technology and the latter to the law of unintended consequences.
Only about three-tenths of one percent (.3%) of all the water on the planet is available for human and animal consumption. The largest source of ready fresh water is found in underground aquifers, which contain approximately 30 times more water than is found in the world's lakes; such groundwater is usually cleaner than surface water. As it stands now, more than 50% of the US and 25% of the world depend on aquifers for drinking water; Europe and Russia rely on groundwater for up to 80% of their needs. Around the world, twelve mega-cities, including London, Bangkok and Shanghai, similarly rely on ground water reserves for primary supplies of drinking water.
Provided adequate recharging and protection from pollution, which suggests prudent management, aquifers could allow for indefinite extraction. Water equates to food, however, and those provisos have been subordinated by the availability of inexpensive pumps and the need to feed burgeoning populations. A tidbit of trivia that puts pump usage into perspective somewhat is that so much water has been drawn from aquifers over the last century that it has measurably raised global sea levels. As can be imagined, groundwater depletion now exceeds replenishment by an estimated 4% annually and presents severe problems around the globe, notably in China, India, Pakistan, the Middle East, North Africa, and Mexico.
In many cases aquifer depletion has lowered water tables such that the resulting subsidence has left buildings standing cock-eyed. In others, depletion has compacted aquifers' sediments, irreparably damaging their ability to hold water in the future. Many deep aquifers, such as the massive Ogallala in the US or the Nubian in Saharan Africa, have a recharge rate that runs to centuries, if not millennia, making such water sources for all intents and purposes nonrenewable; this can generally be said to be true for aquifers in most low rainfall regions of the world. Like river deltas, coastal aquifers, if drawn down too severely, can be inundated with salt water and ruined (see diagram above), as is the case in parts of the Gaza Strip, Florida and the Indian state of Gujarat.
With good water management, aquifer recharge rates can be significantly augmented. Two interesting examples are the region surrounding Los Angeles and certain areas of the Middle East. In the case of the Los Angeles basin, during the winter months when demand is low water authorities continuously pump excess precipitation, recycled wastewater, and water diverted from the Colorado River into the local aquifers to store it for the summer months of increased demand; the ground in the Santa Anna basin is so sponge-like that it regularly rises and falls as much as 5 inches/11 centimeters over the course of a year. In the Middle East, various countries are pioneering the concept of combining desalination with aquifer storage and recovery, which essentially allows for large volumes of water to be stored with minimal throughput, thereby reducing both the evaporative loss and the operating costs of the desalination facility.
Increased water scarcity is leading to increased competition. The UN cautions that aquifer and riverine sources of fresh water may well become flashpoints of regional conflict in the next 50 years as the world attempts to deal with the projected tripling of water demand. Major aquifers, such as the Nubian beneath the Sahara Desert and the Guarani in South America, are sources of animosity between the countries drawing on them now. Major rivers, including the Rhine, Danube, Niger, Nile and Zambezi flow through nine or more countries—the majority of which have no water treaties or agreements on how to share the water.
Collapse of the world's groundwater supply is not imminent. However, ever-increasing reliance on groundwater to irrigate marginal farmland or for use in areas already experiencing acute water stress is clearly short-sighted and unsustainable; yet that is exactly what is transpiring throughout the world, including the United States and Europe. Better water management is widely considered to be critical going forward. Similarly, building more dams and reservoirs, although certainly part of the equation, is not the answer.
It is startling to contemplate the notion that billions of years ago the oceans were full of fresh water. The ocean's 35,000 parts per million (ppm) salinity level of today is the accumulation of eons of river borne salts and minerals being washed downstream in a natural rinse cycle that over vast amounts of time led to the world's soils becoming arable — and staying that way. Damming rivers and streams to collect and store run-off for later use in irrigation is one of the most important developments in man's history. Paradoxically, this same vehicle that gave rise to civilization in numerous cases sowed the seeds of its destruction as the irrigation and land-clearing practices associated with dam-building eventually led to the twin environmental degradations of soil destruction and desertification.
Of course, past civilizations did not know then what we know now. And to modern man's credit, some dams and reservoirs are actually being dismantled in an effort to return riverine systems to their original condition. But what we have recently learned will have little bearing on our continued overwhelming reliance on dams and reservoirs. Without the 70,000 dams that collect and store approximately half of the rainfall received each year, the US would be a decidedly different place: the desert of the American southwest certainly would not be able to support its 23 million inhabitants were it not for the Hoover Dam. However, between a general lack of suitable rivers to dam and strong environmental opposition, the US may well be approaching the limits of dam-building. But that is not the case worldwide where such responses remain viable if not environmentally sound in practice (see below). For example, where Europe makes use of 75% of its hydropower potential, Africa barely utilizes 7%, leaving a great many opportunities to better both water storage and economic development.
Worldwide, reservoirs hold as much water as is contained in Lakes Superior and Ontario combined. Water storage has shifted so much weight that geophysicists believe it has slightly altered the Earth's rotational speed, tilt of its axis, and shape of its gravitational field. But for all of the stunning accomplishments represented by these figures, and acknowledging that dams have made tremendous contributions to our way of life, the collateral damage has been equally staggering.
In the last two hundred years the amount of irrigated land worldwide has increased thirty-fold. Because it is not uncommon for farmers to get water for as little as one-fifth the cost of urban users, they have absolutely no incentive to invest in technological innovations or methods to help conserve water. The resulting excessive irrigation practices have contributed to fertilizers and pesticides seeping into ground water on one hand while also floating minerals and salts to the surface of the soils being watered on the other, damaging both. The cycle of water being stored in reservoirs, distributed via canals etc., irrigating crops, and the excess run-off being returned to reservoir storage to repeat the process over again is so wasteful that as much as half of the water intended for agricultural use is lost and never contributes to food production. This continual concentrating of salts in the water during this cycle, which is called salination, is such it corrodes pipes in Los Angeles, San Diego and Phoenix; and the resultant slow poisoning of the soil has led to the loss of approximately 20% of the world's agricultural land: an estimated 1,000,000 hectares/ 2,471,000 acres of farmland are lost each year, with twice as much again being adversely affected and set on the path to degradation.
Another consideration is that major dam projects are so horrendously expensive that only governments have the resources to fund them. However, this also means that governments determine how the water is allocated, and especially in the US water policy is all too often swayed by powerful lobbies, which has led to stupendously wasteful practices. For example, agriculture contributed $22 billion dollars to California's $1.3 trillion dollar economy in 2002 and was allotted 80% of the state's water; yet dollar for dollar virtually any other industry represented a better return on water investment than agriculture.
DETAIL 3: "Eighty percent of all diseases and one third of all deaths in developing nations are caused by contaminated water."
Scientists don't claim we are running out of water per se—just clean water. In addition to salination and salt water intrusion into damaged aquifers and river basins, pollution makes much of the water that is available dangerous or unusable. Clean water is not only one of the most indispensable requirements for industry but also, according to the UN, the single intervention most likely to alleviate global poverty. Altruism aside, safe water and basic sanitation are emerging as critical elements of worker productivity as water-related sickness has driven absenteeism up dramatically in developing countries.
An estimated two million tons of waste is dumped daily into the world's waters, much of it untreated. A river flowing through a developing country serves the needs of the agriculture, industry and populace of each city it passes through, growing increasingly polluted on its way to the sea. In China, roughly 70% of the rivers and lakes are polluted for exactly this reason, which poses an enormous health risk.
In the US, and to a lesser extent in Europe, waste treatment plants have been so low on the priorities list for so long that it doesn't take much of a storm to overwhelm systems operating at maximum capacity, resulting in millions upon millions of gallons of raw sewage all too often being dumped into bays and lakes and waterways. Further, the concentration of agricultural and industrial waste in major rivers, especially those with heavily subsidized agriculture such as the Mississippi and Yangtze, is so high that massive "dead zones" are appearing around the mouths of such rivers, and fish simply die, asphyxiated by the severely depleted oxygen levels.
In many of the world's mega-cities whatever water and sewage facilities that existed were long ago overwhelmed. Admittedly an extreme example, Dhaka's population has grown from 250,000 just over thirty years ago to more than 13 million today, resulting in an environment where more than 9 million people have no sewerage at all, resulting in human waste collecting and overflowing into rivers and lagoons—sources of fresh water for the poor.
Scientists have been warning for decades that natural events rarely occur in isolation. The results of mismanaging one area of human endeavor usually show up in another, often with catastrophic results.
In the following five sections for subscribers, the Emerging Trends Report continues its assessment of the water situation worldwide, discussing global warming, climate change at the margins, and predictions regarding their effects on global water availability; this is followed by a lengthy section exploring what we consider to be the best investment opportunities both domestically and internationally, mainstream and obscure, conservative as well as wildly speculative. And the last section is our extensive Sources/Further Reading section.
To purchase either this 30-page individual report or an annual subscription, please visit our website at www.emergingtrendsreport.com.
Richard Karn/Emerging Trends Report
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|Elder Johnson and Elder Record emailing home
I am way WAY anxious to hear where Lorielle goes. I thought she was going to get her mission call on Wednesday, but I just found out this morning that she's not – that it's assigned, but she hasn't gotten it yet. So I have to wait another P-day, and I may only have one more P-day here in Whitehorse. So anyway, I'm excited to see where Lorielle goes. (haha) It's taking forever!
Every Tuesday we have district meeting, and Elder Johnson the district leader, so he prepares something. This last district meeting we were talking about one of the fundamentals of preach my gospel, which is called "We invite, They commit, We follow up". We really didn't get through the whole thing. We just started at the beginning, this "check your progress" part, that we got in the training book. The fundamentals are a little bit more extensive in our training booklets. We were just talking about how we should extend commitments and how that empowers the investigator to exercise their faith and act on that. It was very good, and I took notes in my study journal. It kind of set the tone for the day – it was very good. I really felt the Spirit there. We were able to determine what we need to do, like we need to do more finding in our area. We were figuring out what we need to do to find out those who are ready to hear the message of the gospel. So, we've been focusing on finding.
We got a call from the Goolsby's who live in Tok, Alaska. It is like the half way point on the bus trip between Anchorage and Whitehorse and back. We found out there's a branch in Tok. There's no missionaries in Tok, but there's a branch in Tok. Brother Goolsby is the branch president there. He was like 36 miles out of Whitehorse and his car broke down. He called his wife, and she wasn't in Tok, so he called us. We were able to get some members to help him out and drive him back and get him back to Tok. It was neat to be able to do some service there and find out there are members in Tok (haha), because it seemed so small when we drove through it. I doubt we went through more of the town. There's like 300 people, maybe a little more, I don't know.
Brother McCracken, this is another thing I was excited about. We didn't have a toaster so I asked if any of the members had a toaster. Brother McCracken let me have his old toaster. So I've been using that for toast (haha) and my breakfast has been greatly enhanced in its tastes. We had dinner with the McCracken's on Wednesday night, and he gave me some Rhubarb jam, and it was soo good. Anyway, he's very nice. Sister McCracken, she makes the best food, and she's so nice too. We were asking her what her hobbies are, and she was basically saying she loves to help people. That's how awesome she is. That's her hobby – helping people. They are an older couple, but she's been watching Sister Little's kids while she was having her baby. She is always helping people out for everything, bringing them food, or whatever. She's very nice.
We were focusing on finding that same Wednesday. Earlier in the day we did a ton of tracting, just to get out there and work towards building up our missionary spirit and also trying to find people who are ready to hear the gospel. We've been given a lot of referrals this week. Some of them are not necessarily solid, but usually the ones we get from members are pretty solid, so we're excited, and we had two of those. We are excited to see how those two turn out. We are going to meet with them some more. One guy we are going to go play basketball with soon, hopefully on Saturday. Both of those guys are pretty open to hearing us and listening to the gospel and meeting with us. That will be neat to see how that works.
We also had a lesson with one of our investigators. She doesn't have a Christian background, so it's been kind of different teaching her. She's fine with doctrine and things like that, and she's willing to believe that, but she really wants to see how the gospel has benefited us and how it's affected us. We had Sister Brown with us for this last lesson, and she was amazing. She was talking the whole time about those exact same things. She was right on point and right tune with the Spirit; and our investigator really got a lot out of that. In fact after we left the lesson because we had to get to our missionary correlation meeting with Brother McDonald, Sister Brown stayed there with her and talked with her like friends for two hours (haha); which was way cool. She was telling everybody how excited she was. She is going to be the perfect fellowshipper for our investigator. We have been seeing her make leaps and bounds for where she's at, and we are excited to see how that turns out as well.
Yesterday on Sunday, Elder Bowes had a talk. It was very good. He talked about prophets. I was doing some studying that same morning. I was reading in Helaman 5. I like verse six in the beginning where, Helaman (Nephi and Lehi's father) tells them that he wants them to remember to keep the commandments and to preach the gospel. In verse fourteen of chapter five, I love how it then says Nephi and Lehi remembered what their father said to keep the commandments and to preach the gospel, and then they go about doing that. I thought that not only applies to how we should remember to keep the commandments, but to keep the counsel of fathers, of prophets, of the Savior, and how that blesses us and the miracles that comes through that. I was just thinking about that a lot and then Elder Bowes talk was on prophets. I really felt the Spirit as I was thinking about that.
In Church we have been practicing with the Primary singing "I Hope They Call Me on a Mission." We are going to do that this coming Sunday in the Primary program (haha). That will be fun. We sound pretty good too. We are pretty good singers as a district. We are also singing as an Elder's Quorum. So we are preparing a musical number for this program they are going to be having in November. We are singing "Battle Hymn of the Republic," and I am like the only person singing the tenor part. But, I can hold my own, which is pretty cool. I love singing the different parts and everything like that.
So that's been this week. It's been pretty fun. I'm really starting to get the hang of things. We have specialized training this next week. So I'll probably talk about that next time. I'll try to get more pictures with me in them (haha). It's not always easy, we're kind of in a rush a lot, but I'll make an extra effort to do so. I can't way to hear where Lorielle goes.
Oh, I got letters from the young women a while back. I think they were sent to the MTC, but I was already gone, so it took forever to get here. But, I did get the letters, and I appreciate it. It made my day!
Hi, Eric. I was happy to get your letter that you sent me a while back. That was neat. Yeah, it's been a fun week. Anyway, talk to you later, bye.