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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Anoop and me travelled to Adalaj, a small town 20 kms from Ahmedabad. It has vav or stepwell built in the 16th century. It's believed to be an architectural wonder, which goes 8 stories below ground level.
As we started going down it started getting cooler and more importantly, quieter. As we went down this lack of connection from the upper world made the vav calmer. Another thing which worked in our favour was that Anoop and me were not talking to each other. We were quietly clicking pictures. We were left with ourselves and the vav.
We reached the base, the best point of the structure. Immensely positive with a very cool and silent ambience. The only thing which we could hear was the sound of pigeons flying in and out of the step well. We thought of sitting there quietly for sometime. After about 2o minutes a bunch of irritating local tourists entered. There were about 15-20 youngsters. They were constantly talking, but it all got worse when they started shouting. Their shouts and screams echoed and the pigeons of the structure panicked. Within a few minutes this place had changed from a serene place to a chaotic 'tourist site'!
Anoop and I came to this resolution that we would go out only after we experience the silence again. More bunches of equally 'loud' people came in, checked their echo levels and both of us kept sitting to fulfill our selfish motives- of 'experiencing' silence again.
We kept sitting for around 2 and a half hours. And suddenly, there was no one. No human being except the both of us. It was SILENT again. The structure somehow suddenly displayed so much of power.
We got up, took a deep breath and walked out.
I feel sorry for those tourists who missed this power.
I entered this lake which was a part of Nalsarovar bird sanctuary. Fortunately for us, we entered the lake at the time of the sunset. We kept talking about how beautiful it was. With the boatman telling us about various species of the sanctuary, we moved ahead. He went on and on and got tired. for a split second, there was silence. No words... Sounds of birds flying over our heads, people (on some other boat)laughing at a distance and the boat being rowed.
Before I could register these sounds, the bhaiyya started talking again. It was his job to inform us afterall. Minutes later, we stopped at a mini-island. We got down admiring the beauty of the lake and the sunset. We posed for pictures, clicked some (including the one I have displayed here!) and continued talking about the beauty surrounding us. Trying to get a closer view of a bird I moved out of the group, may be to get a closer look. It was sitting there quietly. The voices of my friends faded out as I walked towards it and by the time I reached the bird, it was silent.
No talking, no noises... just nature. Sounds of the gentle breeze, the birds and of course, the calm water. The bird flew away, but by then it had done its job. It showed me how to listen to nature. I took a deep breath. This is what we lack.
It's called PEACE!
When I compare both the POINTS, I realise that we, human beings have grown so selfish, so full of ourselves. We can listen only when we stop talking. We can grow only when we listen. We talk of worl peace and shit like that, but when it comes to respecting peace at a historical site or at a lake, do we care?
We always miss the serene silence...
Monday, December 14, 2009
He didn't know what was right and what was left.
He didn't know and he didn't WANT to know either. He could have stopped at a wise man to see the exact picture of his destination. But somehow, he didn't want to see it. He was scared that it might be different from his imagination. And if it was better than his imagination, he didn't want to be over-confident with the sight of those visuals.
It was amazing. For a long time, it was the destination which he looked forward to. But that day, out of nowhere, he realized that it was the WAY, which he was enjoying more.
So, he kept walking - learning things,smiling at the trees on the way, absorbing the vibes, hugging the needy, admiring the patterns of the sun rays, drinking the sweet water at the river… he kept walking.
As time passed, he got so engrossed in enjoying the way, that he thought less and less about the destination and learnt more and more from the journey.
One day, he reached the destination. He was very happy. With tears in his eyes, he thanked the 'power' which blessed him always. He hugged his destination, sat down, spoke to it and spent some quality time there.
But what now? Was that it?
It was a proud moment that he had reached the destination. Now people would talk about him, praise him and respect him.
But what now?
He sat there pondering over this question. He got the answer from within. Though he wanted to reach the destination, but it was the journey which he enjoyed more. It was the 'walking' which brought him to the destination, and made him learned. So he realized that he loved more that he loved the destination.
He got up, bid goodbye to his destination and moved ahead. The process of learning, enjoying, observing and absorbing continued. He thought of new destinations and kept reaching them. He realized the truth that if he would continue to enjoy the process of walking, he would definitely reach new destinations now and then.
From that day, he has conquered many destinations which mankind could not even think of covering.
He's still doing doing what he enjoyed the most. He's walking…
Sunday, November 15, 2009
My interpretation of some memories-3
Charcoal experiments
My interpretation of some memories
My interpretation of some memories
My sketches- 2
NID's BBC at 7:00 am- pen on paper.
I had put my clothes for washing in the washing machine under B hostel. I had nothing else to do. So, I did this.
My sketches -1 (A new interest!)
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Wo behri, painee awazein,
Wo ghayal kar deni wali gati,
Kisi Anjani ore badhta ye kaafila…
Har raah par ek chaah,
Aur har chaah par ek prati-spardha.
Har pratispardha, mein ek vijeta aur anek parajit.
Sar utha kar mann aasma se poochta hai,
'Kaisi chah? Kaisi spardha?'
Aasma kehta,
Pehle na thi aisi chah, na aisi pratispardha,
Par phir bhi the anek vijeta.
Kisi anjani ore badhta ye kafila…
Na soch, na samajh,
Na Sabr, na na such,
Na sehensheelta, na muskurahat,
Bas haar, ya jeey.
Par kaisi jeet? Kiski jeet?
Kaisi haar? Kiski haar?
Aankhen oonchi kar,
aasma mein THEHRAAV aur shanty ko dekh,
Ji khush hota hai.
Aasma muskurakar kaehta,
Ek waqt tha,
Jab dharti par bhi,
Ye sab hota tha.
Ek waqt tha…
Kisi anjani ore badhta ye kaafila…
It's simple!
And an ocean of expectations.
When I open my eyes to decipher the simple codes,
The complexity of the world takes everything away.
When simple and happy curves can solve things,
Why do they use tough straight lines to complicate problems?
I say, 'Look at the stars, they're beautiful!'
But every time, they stop looking after the clouds.
They reply, 'the clouds are too dense for them, VISIBILITY is hampered.'
Thinking simple has become so tough.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
muskurate hue kaapna.
uss kad-kadati thand mein,
garma-garm khana kha razai ki
khushiyon tale dab jaana.
TV par nyunatam taapmaan dekh,
thand ka achanak badh jana.
Un mushkil se dikhne wali dhoop ki kirano ko,
aankhen moond gale lagana.
Inn yaadon ko ek potli mein baandh,
sang rakhunga apne,
wo pal waakai mein the,
ya the bas Dilli ke dikhay
kuch sunahre sapne?
Farvary ke aate hi,
sheher ke har phool ka achanak khil jana.
Har chowk-chowrahe par inn rango ko dekh,
maano mil jaye pyar karne ka bahana.
Garm kapdon ka dheere-dheere bakse mein chale jaana.
Fiza ka, nayee kitabon ki khushboo se bhar jana.
Inn yadon ko sarhane ke neeche chhipakar rakhunga apne,
wo pal waakai mein the,
ya the bass Dilli ke dikhay
kuch Sunahre sapne?
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Where are the similarities...?
I am from Asia and 'you' are from America...Division!
I leave that discussin and come back to Asia...I look around, we are all Asians.
But i am from South Asia and 'you' are from the West. I chuck the debate and reach South Asia.
I breathe in ...feel good, We are all South Asians. We are one...NO
I am from India and 'you' are from Pakistan. We argue and we fight.
I leave the debate and reach India, my motherland, my nation, my heart!
Phew...no more divisions...We are all Indians...
But no, I am a South Indian and 'you' are a North Indian
I am a West Indian and 'you' are from the East, or from the North East.
I leave this debate too and come to Gujarat, where I am presently staying...All Gujjus? NO!
I am a Kathiwadi, you are from Saurashtra..Hindu-Muslim... Parsi-Sindhi...
Too much!
I enter the NID gate and feel relieved...
All NIDians. Great...
But not really!
I am from A-hostel, 'you'are from B hostel. I am from FVC, 'you' are from Textiles...
I am dark, 'you' are fair, I recite the Hanuman chalisa and 'you' offer Namaz!
Who am 'I'? Who are 'YOU"?
There are differences... many infact, which is natural... There has to be divisions and partitions...
But when I ask 'YOU" ... "Deep inside, are we actually different? Are we divided?"
'You' think, ponder upon it, breathe in...and say "NO!"
'I' am 'you' and 'you' are 'I'...
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Ek-rekh-er of the moment
Ek-rekh-er of the day
Thursday, August 27, 2009
those shiny little beads,
falling from our eyes.
We see nothing before that,
nothing after that.
We never see the hurt eyebrows,
coming close to each other, contracting in space,
making the eyelids blink more.
What we always see,
are just those shtiny little beads,
called TEARS.
We never see the tragic frown,
formed on the forehead,
trying its best to hide the sadness.
What we always see,
are those shiny little beads,
called TEARS...
We never see the Adam's apple,
moving up and down,
fighting with the choked feelings,
trying its best not to show
those shiny little beads
called TEARS.
We see them flow out
from the edge of the eyelids,
flowing down in a line,
those shiny little beads
called TEARS.
But we never see the pale cheeks
carrying them,
which were red cushions because of smiles,
Do we see them
Those pale cheeks?
We never see the brave jawline,
on whose edge,
those beads balance themselves,
and then fall off,
disappearing into memories,
fading out
Do we see them?
That brave jaw-line?
We just see the loud sadness,
not the silent painwhere it comes from.
We see just the shallow scars,
not the deep wounds where they emerged from.
We see the sadness go,
and never wait to see the
wounds get healed.
We don't see the brows, the frowns,
the choke, the cheeks, the jawlines.
Never. Why?
We just see those shiny little beads,
called TEARS...
Sunday, August 23, 2009
ek-rekher of the day!
we all know everything...except the act of saying 'I don't know'!"
Saturday, August 22, 2009
ek-rekh-er (one liner) of the day
Monday, August 17, 2009
Last friday was 14th August. It was Janmashtmi, the day of MATKI-PHOD!
I had never been a part of the brave pyramid which tried breaking the Matki, tied metres above the ground level. This year,for the first time, I joined in. The place was just under my hostel and the people in the pyramid were young men like me.
It was fun...
Holding each other tightly to make a good base... standing on shoulders with unbalanced expectations... heavy drops of water falling from the sky, shaking the pyramid every now and then... all of us falling down and rising again...
It was fun!
We all started with it at around 11pm, and by 12 I was tired, hurt and exhausted. But still, there was something, which drove all of us to get up and try again.
May be it was the MATKI, or may be, it was just the fun of climbing up and falling down, with smiles we will remember for the rest of our lives!
We got down to work again, 10 people at the base, 6 on them, 3 on the third level and one man would go for the final blow! It was equally tough and more painful. But all of a sudden, I heard someone shout,
"It's midnight, HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!"
The phrase, changed everything. Between that mixture of men, mud, water and sweat, strange visuals crossed my mind.
I could visualise millions of youngsters throwing away their books and families just to join a struggle against an empire, which was as unapproachable as the MATKI above our heads. I could relate to their joy of making similar 'pyramids' with millions of hearts and stories!
My shoulders and my back ached because of the burden of men above me, but those visuals kept me still. It was magical! Such a magical co-incidence, that at the stroke of that midnight, i witnessed the pain and pleasure of that 'struggle'.
At 2:00 am, we finally broke the MATKI. We conquered it! When the MATKI broke, the whole pyramid collapsed. But this collapse, unlike the previous ones, had no pain. It had madness. We all jumped and danced, I hugged people whom I had never met before that moment. But it was that proud moment of 'WE' doing it, and not 'me' or 'you'
Out of nowhere, I could see those 'independence' visuals again. The people who had made that brave pyramid, 62 years ago, are no more with us.
We call them HEROES today. But we have started forgetting that big pyramid and the joy of breaking that big MATKI called independence was celebrated on this very land.
I guess it's time to make some new pyramids, as we have some new MATKIs waiting to be broken...
I am in! Anyone Game?
Monday, August 10, 2009
THE FIRST RIDE- a short story
Shouted Pa. Vivek hated this line from Pa more than he hated the alarm clock. It was a pleasant Saturday morning, the fifth day of Vivek's summer break from school.
With eyes half closed and feet trying to balance his body, Vivek reached the window. With his left hand he pushed it open. The lovely morning breeze entered Vivek's hair. It refreshened him enough to open his eyes. The very smell of that breeze brought him back memories of his last summer vacation, when he was in class 3rd- going out for morning walks, watching 'Disney Hour', lying down on the floor with the cooler throwing 'fresh' droplets of water on his face, having those sweet yellow mangoes in the evening, playing cricket with one-tip-one-hand rules and...
"Vivek, you still not up? You'll have to complete your 'cycling' thing today!"
Pa shouted again with a volume good enough to break those happy summer diaries of Vivek.
Yes, that was one thing Vivek was trying to learn from the past one week.
After watching Mukul and Vinay cycle with ease, Vivek had decided that he would learn it too. Afterall, both of them were of his age, and not elders!
So, on the first day of the summer break itself, Vivek had started learning cycling, with some help from Pa.
Vivek washed his face, changed to his shorts and started putting on his shoes. While wearing his socks, Vivek wondered whether he still liked cycling the way he liked it on the first day.
Because of his successive ffailures to balance the bicycle, Vivek's interest in cycling had decreased over the week. The only thing he had gained was injuries. He was so irritated of it now that he often wondered,
"Is cycling really important for a successful life?"
Vivek ran down the stairs and on the playground, he saw Pa holding the bicycle by its carrier. Like every day, he had held it with just one hand. Pa said, "Come on Vivek, let's begin!"
It had been the same sequence of events from the past one week from Pa waking Vivek up to Vivek trying to balance the two-wheeled machine. And every day, Vivek went back home with a failure!
Vivek reached the bicycle and like an 'expert', he sat on it. And the day began for him...
Every morning, when Vivek cycled he used to keep looking at the kids playing around listened to the birds chirping. But he had noticed that from the past 2 or 3 days he had stopped looking at the kids and he rarely heard the birds' chirping sounds. He somehow got involved in balancing the bicycle.
Today was no different. His hands on the handle were making sure that the handle's not shaking and his legs were trying their best to keep the pedals moving.
Vivek wanted to ask Pa about the progress, but he couldn't speak. It seemed that even his mouth was somehow involved in balancing the bicycle!
So to ask Pa, Vivek turned his head and Pa wasn't there. It all happened so fast-
Vivek turned... didn't find Pa...he got sccared... looked at the bicycle... looked ahead... could not believe it... everything went mute!
Yes, Vivek was cycling, with no help from Pa. He continued cycling. Vivek felt proud of each and every part of his body helping him cycle. He felt the triumphant fresh breeze of success entering the gaps between his hair. He slowly moved his head towards the kids playing and he heard the birds chirping away.
The next morning was a different one. Vivek woke up early. Afterall, he had to show his new 'skill' to Mukul and Vinay.
Pa had told Vivek that they won't cycle on Sundays. Vivek brushed his teeth, wore his shoes, entered Pa's room and saw that Pa was sleeping.
Vivek cleared his throat and with a smile, he shouted,
"Get up boy, it's 6:30 already!"
© K. Harish Singh 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
When do we get up?
What are dreams?
The ones we see while being asleep
or the ones we reach out for when are awake?
What are dreams?
What is peace?
The feeling of going deep into slumber
or that satisfying smile after helping a poor soul.
What is peace?
What is comfort?
When we lie down on a flat surface to close our eyes after a tiring day
or when we stand up and stretch after sitting on the same chair for the whole day?
What is comfort?
Are we asleep while being awake
or are we awake ahile being asleep?
The music which hums in the space,
is it because of the peaceful night,
or because of the feeling of succeeding in a day of HARDWORK?
What is more scary?
The nightmares we see while being asleep,
or the feeling of being LOST in a world where everyone KNOWS you?
We sleep to take a break from being awake,
and we wake up as we are TIRED of sleeping!
When do we sleep?
When do we get up?
When do we sleep...
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
I have a mind which lives in my body. I have a heart which lets me love my mind and my body!
All three work to take me forward in life. I walk, i run, i sleep... i thank my body, i thank my heart and i thank my mind too.
After all the hard work, sweating and running, i read somewhere that this LIFE IS A LIE!
Is it? i dont know.My mind, body and my heart would not work so hard, just for a LIE!
I can agree that it is a rehearsal or a training period to learn something, which is more important than life, but this life is definitely not a lie!
Afterall, rehearsals are very important for the final show; training is very important for the war! You work more in a rehearsal, than in the final show. Don't you?
i LOVE THIS lie... I'll continue working hard and I'll continue loving life... I'll continue rehearsing hard, 'cause this rehearsal is the most important one for me!
I live in a body, which works for my mind.
I have a mind which lives in my body. I have a heart which lets me love my mind and my body...
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Rohan sat in front of Sheetal with folded hands. He wondered if it was the worst moment of his life or not. Sheetal was looking at the cup of coffee in his hands.
She had tears in her eyes. She could not cry aloud, as it was the canteen and she could not be quiet as it was hurting. It had hurt her really hard inside when Rohan told her that he had started liking someone else. After being in a relationship for more than a year, it was difficult to hear such a thing from the person whom she had loved the most.
There was stunned silence. They were not talking, but still everything was being communicated. It was the weirdest of communications; the communication through little gestures- of hands, frowns, eye-lids, lips and may be the vibes between them.
To break that communication for a second, Rohan lifted the cup to have a sip of coffee. As he started gulping the hot sip, his eyes met Sheetal's. They were red, with the veins crying on the white surface of the ball. They were filled with tears. One of the eyes overflowed and a drop of that sad liquid rolled down Sheetal's right cheek.
Rohan sipped the coffee.
It was the toughest sip of coffee. Sipping coffee had never been such a displeasurable experience.
He was disappointed. He was confused. He had been dishonest. He had no answers to the questions which Sheetal's tears seemed to ask him. Why why why. It was bizarre.
He wondered how there was stunned silence between the two very individuals who had been chatting continuously about various issues for the last 13 months. It was different. Very different.
He looked up. He didn't know but he realized soon that his heart could feel the tears in Sheetal's eyes.
It could have gone anywhere from here now. Sheetal was angry, sad and disturbed but still, somewhere deep inside, she wanted it to go on!
Rohan told to himself, "Getting attracted to someone else can happen, as it's natural, but not getting flown in that direction is commitment!" On one hand he was proud of the fact that he shared everything with Sheetal honestly, but at the same time he felt guilty of having created that crime.
Rohan did not say this to Sheetal, but it seemed that she heard everything.
There was silence. No one was talking, no one was crying. They were just breathing.
Rohan looked up. He took a deep breath and opened his mouth to say that one word, which came straight from the heart,
There is a difference between words spoken from the mouth and the ones spoken from the heart; and the difference is always, surprisingly visible!
Sheetal could sense the origin of that word. This word was good enough o break the disturbia, the mute air between them. They hugged each other and this time it was Rohan's turn. He was crying.
His cheeks witnessed the guilty tears, which flowed from his eyes, on to his cheeks to Sheetal's shoulders. It seemed that Rohan's cheeks were telling Sheetal's shoulders, "See, it hurts!"
And as they say, they lived happily ever after…
'Ram Ram' India!
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Thank you guys for all the input- I think I've decided to go the zenoah route after reading all the opinions. As of now I have a few options from other reputable members on engines I'm considering. Both are very close is price so it is more a decision on what would be a better engine for my needs. The first is a NIB stock unmodified g270rc. The second is a used stock g230rc. For the record, when I said something I could be more rough with, I guess I should have said more rough than you can be with a scale fuse (which is veeery gentle). I am just a sport flier with no 3d aspirations as of yet. I am still undecided on the airframe but am currently weighing a used Whiplash I have found against the Helibug conversion for my Raptor. Again, both of these airframe options work out to a very similar price.
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Jack,If you go for the used Whiplash, make sure to order this replacement OWB from MA Germany:https://www.miniatureaircraftusa.co...sprague-bearingemail them for a shipped price, when I got mine it was $34 plus $5 or 6 to ship.This will not last forever but you will get more time out of it than the stock bearing. The stock bearing might start slipping intermittently from day 1, this replacement will be smooth as silk for a while but one day after 100 flights or so might start to slip - if it does AUTO down and replace it - once it starts to slip sooner or later it will lock up and grenade your maingear. (I got around 80 flights on my first one, Raja has gotten 100-200 flights on them. The special oil they offer may help longevity - the one I had fail at 80 flights I had lubed with Redline ATF)Other than that the Whiplash is a great flying heli. Very precise and more locked in feeling than the TRex and Raptor conversions. Auto performance is OK but a little less floaty than some other 700s.
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I would opt for the G270, nice all around engine.
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G270 it is thanks to OuttaControl for a good deal.
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Building on the existing success of their debut album Save Our Souls, Bristol rock band The Vigil have dropped a high energy video for single 'Find A Way. Packed with impressive solo's, sleazy riffs, gravelly vocals; this is a storming single from a band who have spent years perfecting their sound. Bringing some of the strongest 90's rock/grunge sounds into the modern age, 'Find A Way' is the bands latest push towards the summit of the twenty first century post-grunge mountain. The energetic performance video gives a taste of seeing The Vigil live, and for the grunge fans out there, the video features vocalist Olly Smith jamming on a guitar that once belonged to Courtney Love.
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The Vigil's vocalist Olly comments:
"The video for 'Find A Way' is a high energy blast of rock filmed in Bristol, England. We decided to just get in a circle and hammer out the song, with all the enthusiasm of a live performance. We are really pleased with the result, as it shows the band in our natural environment up close and personal."
The Vigil has its roots going back to the late '90's when as kids Dom Mehigan (Bass) and Olly Smith (Guitar/ Vocals) would jam around each other's garages choosing to focus on original songs rather than the Britpop of the day or covers.
With a sound more in tune with their influences of Nirvana, Everclear, Smashing Pumpkins, and digging deep into the US underground with acts such as 7 Year Bitch and '80's punk rock like the Dead Kennedys and Fugazi. The Vigil enlisted Jamie Davenport on drums and Robbie Schuck on the six string, and the line up was complete.
Having performed together under various names and guises, The Vigil moved to Bristol, integrating into that scene and supported some impressive bands, such as their early heroes Everclear, Therapy?, The Datsuns and Puddle of Mudd. Following a great reaction from the crowds, they knew they had to make an album. They began looking for a producer and realised lead guitar was an important element to the overall sound they wanted to achieve. On learning that Nigel Pulsford from the multi platinum selling British rock band Bush had moved to nearby Bath, they got in touch.
To the bands delight Nigel was interested in working with them as their producer, as well as offering to play lead guitar on the album. "Nigel is by far my favourite lead player from the '90's alt rock explosion with such an interesting approach and texture that isn't your standard rock guitar licks" says vocalist Olly. "Making the album was a really exciting time, some days we would have Royal Blood in the next room over and The Pixies were in the studio after us we knew we were in the right place. The album is the out pouring of our entire musical journey from when we were kids to the present day, the struggle, the moments of triumph and most of all, the expression of a sound that we've longed for in other bands that we have tried our best to deliver. We are very happy with how it has turned out and it will hopefully allow us to build on the sound and make another album."
Following the release of 'Save Our Souls' The Vigil have played shows up and down the country, including a storming performance at the inaugural 'Amplified' festival. The release of 'Find A Way' marks the end of the 'Save Our Souls' album cycle and will see The Vigil continue their musical journey to the top.
The Vigil are:
Olly Smith: Guitar & Vocals
Dom Mehigan: Bass
Robbie Schuck: Lead Guitar
Jamie Davenport: Drums


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JULIE P. DOHERTY is a Washington, DC metropolitan area-based independent consultant in government and public affairs with a specialization in clean energy. She is also a guest lecturer at the University of Bodo, Norway on the role of private and public companies with respect to issues associated with the formation of global climate change policies. Her previous experiences include Director, Government and Public Affairs for Methanex, the world's largest supplier of the alternative fuel methanol to major international markets. Ms. Doherty began her career at the U.S. Department of Energy on a renewable energy team in the Energy Information Administration and on a Summit of the Americas initiative in the Office of Policy and International Affairs. She co-founded the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Cities Santiago Program in Santiago, Chile and held project management positions at Camber Corporation, Science Applications International Corporation and the Center for Sustainable Development in the Americas. Ms. Doherty is fluent in Spanish and has published articles and guides on alternative fuel vehicles, renewable energy and investment in Chile. She has lived in Canada, Chile, and Spain. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish for International Service with a concentration in Economics from the Catholic University of America and a Master of Arts in International Development with a concentration in Development Economics from American University. She is a member of the Women's Council on Energy and Environment (WCEE).


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HAYES TWP. - Although 12-year-old Aaron Beckner remains in critical but stable condition, staff at Grace Baptist Christian School reported Friday there are signs the seventh-grade student is showing improvement.
Beckner sustained a serious head injury after he was struck by a vehicle on Camp Ten Road in Elmira Township while on a hay ride with his church's youth group Sept. 24, around 7 p.m.
Marie Cook, who works at the school, said Beckner, had his ventilation tube removed Thursday afternoon and is now breathing on his own. Beckner's father, David, is an assistant pastor at Grace Baptist Church.
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NEW CASTLE - Janet D. Geer, 79, formerly of McGuffey Boulevard, passed away the evening of March 6, 2018, at Clen-Moore Place.
Born Sept. 16, 1938, in Indiana, Pa., she was the daughter of Leroy N. and Elsie Fennell Isenberg.
Janet was preceded in death on May 23, 2005, by her husband of 45 years, Elwood F. Geer, whom she married on Jan. 1, 1960.
She was employed with Indiana Sportswear in Indiana, Pa., and later with St. Francis Hospital in the purchasing department.
She was a member of Wimodausis and Eastern Star, a board member of Rainbow Girls, and active with the Cancer Support Group. Janet was of Pentecostal faith.
She is survived by one daughter, Kimberly Singer of New Castle; one son and his wife, Sean and Joan Geer of Poland; two brothers, Thomas (Diane) Isenberg of Warren, and Victor (Anne) Isenberg of Cortland; two granddaughters, Jennifer Singer and Amber Singer; and one step grandson, Dominic Franceschelli.
In addition to her parents and her husband, she was preceded in death by a son-in-law, Brian Singer; her husbands parents, Everett and Frances Geer; and two brothers, Roger Isenberg and Randy Isenberg.
The family would like to thank 365 Hospice and the staff at Clen-Moore Place for their loving and compassionate care.
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The launch of the Centre for Medical Psychology & Evidence-based Decision-making at the Sydney Cancer Conference
Friday 25 th July 2008.
The official launch of CeMPED was a great success. Speakers included: International Psycho-Oncologist Professor Lesley Fallowfield; Chair of Cancer Voices NSW Ms Sally Crossing (AM); The University of Sydney's Vice Chancellor Dr Michael Spence; CeMPED's Co-Director Professor Phyllis Butow; and Dr Norman Swan, producer and presenter of the Health Report on the ABC, was the MC. Dr Michael Spence officially opened the centre by unveiling a commemorative plaque.
Dr Norman Swan, producer and presenter of the Health Report on the ABC, welcomes guests to the launch
Professor Phyllis Butow, Co-Director of CeMPED, describes the centre's mission and goals
Chair of Cancer Voices NSW Ms Sally Crossing (AM) explains the importance of CeMPED from the consumer perspective
International Psycho-Oncologist Professor Lesley Fallowfield describes the importance of CeMPED from an international perspective.
The University of Sydney's Vice Chancellor, Dr Michael Spence, speaks about the importance of CeMPED to the university.
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Dr Michael Spence, Vice Chancellor and Principal of the University of Sydney, officially opens the Centre for Medical Psychology & Evidence-based Decision-making (CeMPED)
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Transportation and our economy are intricately linked. Businesses of all types from retail to housing developers and major employers can all benefit when streets provide more transportation options, allowing more people to access their goods and services.
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Join the Chamber's Transportation Committee for another trolley lunch tour on Monday, November 13th. Learn how the recently released Complete Streets recommendations can be leveraged when a portion of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street is resurfaced next spring. A resurfacing project provides a wonderful opportunity to make changes that enable a street to be safer while continuing to move people and support business needs along the corridor. Registration is free and lunch is sponsored by SPCA Tampa Bay.
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The City of St. Petersburg adopted a Complete Streets Policy on November 2, 2015 (#020400) , which was echoed by a Complete Streets City Council Resolution 2015-540, to encourage streets that are safe and convenient for all users of the roadway, including persons walking, persons riding bicycles, motorists, persons with disabilities, users and operators of public transit, seniors, children, and movers of commercial goods. The policy outlines the approach and steps the City will pursue to achieve a network of Complete Streets in St. Petersburg, including the creation of a Complete Streets Implementation Plan.


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Balkan Force Guild Story
When the Pre-Launch Guild Program was announced by Bioware it caused a largely positive response in the community. Bioware provided basic tools for people to organize themselves into guilds so when the game releases you are starting the adventure together with your friends. With tens of thousands of guilds being made within the first […]
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No one should be surprised by last night's great fourth-quarter report from wheeled-footwear pioneer Heelys
The company delivered as expected. Net sales soared 377% to hit $71.1 million. Earnings per diluted share leapt 633% to $0.44 a share. Analysts seemed to be the only ones caught off-guard, stalling out at the $0.28 per share mark.
Operating margins were on fire, rising to 25% for the quarter after a 15% performance a year earlier. The gross margins didn't deliver the knockout blow here -- they held relatively steady. Instead, the company's ability to keep overhead costs growing more slowly than its torrid top-line gains made the margin-munching possible.
So it's got the be the shoes, right?
It's funny. Two of the best-performing IPOs last year were shoemakers Heelys and Crocs
Fashion can be fickle, of course. Just ask True Religion
The long road from fad to foundation
We don't know whether Heelys will pass the test of time. Maybe the company won't be able to develop into a diversified shoe-cobbling empire. Thankfully, a lot of that uncertainty is already baked into the stock. How else would you explain a stock that grew its bottom line by more than 600%, trading at a relatively modest 31 times trailing earnings?
Heelys does not provide guidance. Its only futuristic nudge is a forecast for annualized 20% to 25% growth over the long haul. Don't bank on that, though. You may never live through a year of 20% to 25% growth at Heelys. As a one-product company -- and a hot product at that -- earnings are likely to rise at a much faster clip than that in the near term, or crumble disastrously if and when the product's popularity begins to wane.
There are too many domestic retail channels to fill, and too many international markets to populate, to get in Heelys' way now. Too many short-sellers got burned by betting against a fad stock too early in its growth trajectory.
However, this will probably never be a "buy and hold" stock, either. Investors need to be watchful, and pick it apart after every passing quarterly report. It may be a lot of work for some investors, but it's been worth it so far. The stock is trading 70% higher than its IPO price just three months ago.
Like Heelys shoes, you risk a tumble in pursuit of a fun ride. That may be worthwhile for aggressive investors, but if so, make sure you wear some protective gear.
Roll through the company's brief publicly traded life:
Heelys is not a recommendation in any of the newsletters. But Rick loves to spot early-adopter trends, and he's singled out plenty of them for Rule Breakers readers. Under Armour is one of the active picks in that newsletter. What makes them so special? A free 30-day trial subscription will help clue you in.
Longtime Fool contributor Rick Munarriz has two young sons, but only one of them likes to wear his pair of Heelys on certain outings. He does not own shares in any of the stocks in this story. He is also part of the Rule Breakers newsletter research team, seeking out tomorrow's ultimate growth stocks a day early. The Fool has a disclosure policy.


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Derbyshire took a considerable gamble in May 1983 when they appointed Kim Barnett as captain. Barnett was then 22 and still feeling his way as a player, but after a sequence of six different captains within the space of nine seasons, they were desperate for some kind of stability. Eddie Barlow had revived the county and Barry Wood had led them to victory in the 1981 NatWest Bank Trophy, their first success since the 1936 Championship. Wood became another to step down during a season, so Charles Elliott, then chairman of the cricket committee, and Philip Russell, the coach, persuaded others that Barnett offered the only hope of a long-term solution. It was a bold decision but, in 1988, Barnett was in his sixth season as captain, the longest Derbyshire reign since Donald Carr (1955 to 1962). Carr was also the last Derbyshire player to be picked for England as a batsman, on the 1951-52 tour of India, until Barnett's début against Sri Lanka last year.
There had, too, been talk of Barnett as a potential England captain; good progress for a man who describes himself as a glorified No. 7 and who joined Derbyshire as a leg-spinner. He has Derbyshire's admittedly modest batting records at his mercy. His 25 centuries for the county put him five behind Denis Smith's 30 and his 11,412 runs bring him within sight of Smith's 20,516, especially as he has established himself at around 1,500 runs a season.
KIM JOHN BARNETT, born in Stoke-on-Trent on July 17, 1960, grew up in Leek, a small Staffordshire town now on Derbyshire's extensive rota of Sunday venues. He was educated at Leek High School and, even before starting there, had played for Thomas Boltons' second team under the captaincy of his father, Derek. He graduated from the North Staffordshire League club to Leek, in the North Staffordshire and South Cheshire League, and came under the influence of the former England and Lancashire batsman, John Ikin, as he worked his way up the county representative teams. Ikin toughened his approach and Barnett continued to develop, first playing for England at Under-15 level as a leg-spinner. Counties began to pursue him. Barnett chose Derbyshire ahead of Northamptonshire and Warwickshire because he felt more at home there; and he could see more chance of winning a place. For a time he had worked for the National West-minster Bank, and two years after his début he would help Derbyshire win the trophy sponsored by his former employer.
Barlow had left Derbyshire before Barnett joined them in 1979, after heading the England Under-19 batting averages in Australia, but there was significant contact between them in 1982-83. It was the first of Barnett's three South African seasons for Boland, then led by Barlow. "I was impressed by Eddie's positive thinking about the game," Barnett says, "and he had a great effect on my career when I needed it. He taught me to channel my mental efforts and make the most of my strengths. He told me to make it clear to Derbyshire that I wanted the captaincy. I thought that was ridiculous, but it was due to Eddie that I was prepared when the opportunity came the following May."
Captaincy turned Barnett into an opening batsman because he felt, as leader of a largely inexperienced team, that he should go over the top first. He batted adventurously, chasing anything wide of the off stump with strokes which brought him many runs and, sometimes, accusations of rashness. Progress was recognised by selection as vice-captain of the 1985-86 England B tour of Zimbabwe, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, but the fact that Barnett and others had played in South Africa turned it into a one-leg trip to Sri Lanka. The same problem cropped up when he was picked for last winter's tour of India, and Barnett was Keener than most for the International Cricket Conference to produce a definitive ruling. He returned home early from Sri Lanka, a debilitating virus having caused alarming loss of weight, but he has maintained a high level of consistency for his county. When he missed a Championship match against Surrey at The Oval last June, it was his first absence for four years. It was ironic that a hand injury stopped him making his England début in the Fifth Test against West Indies, and a broken nose, suffered while fielding in a Sunday game at Old Trafford, caused further doubts before the Sir Lanka match.
The first England appearance was a logical result of increased maturity and a greater appetite for big scores. David Graveney described Barnett's 175 against Gloucestershire as one of the finest innings he had seen, and this was followed by 239 not out against Leicestershire. At this stage of the season, Barnett had evolved a technique of moving early, almost dancing at the crease. It looked odd but it obviously worked. He had often been vulnerable against medium-paced in-swing and felt that early movement pulled him nearer to the pitch of the ball. When he used this method for England, commentators came to the conclusion that he was primarily a front-foot player, but in fact he is stronger off the back foot. It is simply that he can adapt more easily and, with greater experience at international level, he may well fulfil the predictions made on his behalf.


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Iv owned it for 2 years. Put around 200 rds through in that time.
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Vegan Month of Food 2017
"Lines and Light"
(a line of original poetry or a photo of light every day for the month of October)
Your purple coat hides your secret
At first glance we see beauty
Shiny and dark and rare and royal
You feel heavy, substantial, worthwhile
My heart races
I'm tempted by your beauty
Upon taking a knife to you though, I'm weirdly surprised
Your outer-wear belied the truth
Day 20: Deconstructed Dish: Hipster Style Food
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If you have been reading my blog for a while, then you know I love eggplant. The Green Zebra in Chicago serves an excellent roasted eggplant and tomato dish. I expanded it by adding my homemade garlic almond cheese. Super fancy! With a big salad and crusty garlic bread, you have a super hipster meal – serving it on a slate is optional 😊
The technique for roasting the eggplant is perfection, by the way.
Here's what you need:
1 large globe of eggplant, sliced 3/4 inch, skin on
1 T olive oil
thick slices fresh tomatoes, about 3/4 inch thick
fresh basil
almond cheese (recipe HERE)
1 head garlic
1 T olive oli
coarse salt
Here's what you do:
Lay the eggplant on a cookie sheet and use your fingers to dab on some olive oil. Repeat on the other side. Roast in 400 degrees for about 15 minutes, flip over with a METAL spatula and continue until both sides are nice and brown.
Lay the tomato slices on a cookie sheet and do the same technique for the olive oil. These need to roast for about 2-3 hours in a 250 degree oven. Obviously, this can be done the day before.
Cut off the tip of an entire head of garlic so that the cloves are exposed. Nestle the garlic in two layers of aluminum foil and drizzle with olive oil. Wrap loosely in the foil and bake 400 degrees for abouot 30-45 minutes. After the garlic has cooled a bit, squeeze the cloves out into about 1 cup of almond cheese. Mash with a fork. Maybe add salt?
Plate everything artistically. Garnish with fresh basil and coarse salt.


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Action Alert - June 16, 2017
The legislature has a deadline of June 30 to finalize the state budget, and the latest round of changes by the Senate was announced this week. Here are some highlights.
There's some good news:
Elections - Funds to begin replacing aging voting machines and send absentee ballot applications to all registered voters remain in this version of the budget. Encourage your legislators to maintain this funding to make sure our elections continue to run smoothly and securely.
Environment - A House amendment to stop local governments from taking action to prevent lead exposure was removed from the most recent version. Lead poisoning is proven to have long-term negative consequences, and with no safe level of lead, let legislators know allowing local regulation is the right thing to do.
And some bad news:
Housing - The Senate removed a funding increase for the Ohio Housing Trust Fund, included in the House-passed version. Urge your legislators to restore funding to strengthen the primary source of support for homelessness and decent, affordable homes for seniors, veterans, and children.
Revenue - Despite an almost billion-dollar budget shortfall, too many legislators still refuse to even consider scaling back business tax cuts implemented four years ago. Instead, they insist closing the gap through cuts, which could have dire consequences for critical programs and local governments that count on state funds. Tell your legislators you support a balanced approach to budgeting that preserves important state services.
Energy - An amendment has been added to expand the allowable locations for wind farms. Ask your legislators to increase wind farm setbacks.
Other Bills
The legislature is rushing through numerous additional bills before they enter summer recess, including: Energy - Senate Bill 155 constitutes a ratepayer-sponsored bailout of two unviable coal plants. It is expected to pass out of Senate committee soon and appears to have support in the House. House Bill 239 is identical and is up for a vote in the House Public Utilities Committee next Tuesday. Please contact your legislators in the House and Senate and urge them to oppose subsidies to electric utilities for these outdated facilities.
Reproductive rights - The legislature is considering more limitations on women's access to healthcare; this week the Senate had a first hearing on Senate Bill 145, which would criminalize one of the most common methods of abortion, and the 'Heartbeat Bill' six-week abortion ban was also re-introduced in the past few weeks. Let your legislators know that these unnecessary reproductive health restrictions should not be their priority.
These are just some of the most recent updates. With more changes to the budget forthcoming and other legislation shifting rapidly, we will issue more alerts as necessary.


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Description: A one-story wood frame structure with wood shingle siding and beveled concrete block foundation. The roof is front gabled, with large gable dormers on both sides. Decorative braces lie in the eaves of both the main and porch roof. Squared bays are located on both north and south sides. The full width porch is front-gabled. Recent renovations have altered the original architecture. The railing and large tapered-wood columns on brick bases were replaced with non-historic materials in 2000. Double-hung windows (the upper halves made up of multiple vertical lights) have been replaced.
Significant Period:
Construction Date: 1918-1920
Architect/Builder: Unknown
Context: First found in the 1920 City Directory, residents were Sheriff Harrison W. Maines and wife Dorothy M. Maines, until 1933. He became a State Conservation Officer. Lillian Forbes, widow of James, teacher at Van Buren School, lived here at least until 1940. In 1948, the home was bought by First Church of Christ Scientist for a Sunday School.


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Final Photography Layers Project 5 x 10
You don't take a photography, you make it.
-Ansel Adams
100 Best iPhone Photos of 2014
Yearbook Photo Contest Photos
Taking Night Photos
Fun tips
Depth of Field - Aperture, Focal Length, Distance from subject (Adorama 12).
ISO - Exposure
Freezing Motion (Adorama 18)
Panning (Adorama 15)
March 6, 2015 Quiz
Edmodo Group Code 4it44y
March 5, 2015 Photography Presentation
Upon completion of quiz, find a PhotoShop tutorial online and begin. You will be required to share why you selected this tutorial and the final output. Graded assignment.
Don't know where to start -- take a look at this interactive chart.
Digital Photography 1 on 1 - Understanding Camera Settings Spreadsheet
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AMS is a worldwide leading company and service provider in programming activities for automation projects with the use of ROBOTS & PLC systems.
AMS has offices in Belgium, the Netherlands, South Africa, Germany, China and Slovakia. We have partnerships with main line builders in Austria, Brazil, Mexico and the USA.
Complete turnkey automation projects can be realized in next main industrial sectors :
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Our inventions for the Industry 4.0 :
- Our Robomould® global patented rotational moulding system
- Our logistic handling solutions for mixed palletizing and airport handling (Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Heathrow)
- Our AGV system integrated with main ERP systems (Friesland Campina, AAT Germany)
Robomould® is our :
- Unmanned manufacturing system for rotational moulding process.
- The first worldwide automated system with advanced process technology to produce plastic parts and glass fiber technology.
- Industries 4.0 launched in the specific field of rotational molding manufacturing.
Today the rotational molding industry produces mostly fuel tanks, air ducts for the truck/automotive/airplane industries.
As the number of electric powered vehicles rise year after year, the future of rotational molding technology for inner and outer automotive parts will become more and more important. Highly finished high class low weight products to reduce CO2 output. Based on PLA-products and fiber technology. Painted if necessary.
So new materials, new products, new technologies … for the automotive BUT ALSO for airplane industries … up to aerospace, interior components, all kind of tanks, vessels …
Contact and website here.
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Posted 280 days agoby Bajrang Yadav
Job Title: ADAS HIL Engineer
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Job Discription:(Please Ignore if not good match)
? Expert in dSPACE Control desk, dSPACE automation Desk
? Expert in Matlab Simulink
? Expert in Vector tools, CAN, Ethernet, CANoe and CAPL scripting
? Knowledge on Hardware Configuration for HIL System Test Bench
? Develop a set of service package, including setup two dSPACE Scalexio bench, configure IO board and communication ports, develop ASM and Simulink models for both open loop and close loop simulation
? Develop Simulink model to configure IO for CAN, Ethernet and other equipment?s to enable communication between dSPACE and central domain controller at level 3architecture
? Develop ControlDesk layout and interfaces to meet customer requirement on interface monitoring, key parameter comparison and open loop simulation
? Develop or embed virtual controller models to enable longitude and lateral control through ASM environment
? Based on ADAS level 3 DVP test requirement, create the interfaces file
? Setup automation test sequence in Test Pattern, Maintain project setup
? Setup ADAS HIL bench simulator, use PT vehicle test data, generate RTT test loader and scheduler to achieve, build ASM maneuver, traffic and road profile
? Setup GB/sec level communication between cloud and Dspace Scalexio, and achieve ADAS level 3 resimulation
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In the next few weeks there will be more extensive postings to come, but I thought for the moment I would post two diagrams. These two particular diagrams were used in my progress presentation, one is a mind map detailing my primary sources and one is a ven diagram showing the main philosophical strands: phenomenology, ineffability, and the sublime. It is important to me to further unpick how these things fit together. My research is concerned with the generation of the ineffable experience; and it's important to note the ineffable experience has phenomenological aspects, however the phenomenological experience does not always have aspects of the ineffable. The word sublime might seem to be slotted in almost arbitrarly, but it's important to note that I am not investigating the historical aspects of the sublime aesthetic-rather I look at the term sublime as another way of defining the ineffable.
(2): to render finer (as in purity or excellence) b: to convert (something inferior) into something of higher worth (from http://www.m-w.com)


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Karen miller
Hebrews 10:35-39
Therefore, do not throw away your confidence, which has a great reward.
For you have need of endurance, so that when you have done the will of God, you may receive what was promised.
For yet in a very little while,
He who is coming will come, and will not delay.
But My righteous one shall live by faith;
And if he shrinks back, My soul has no pleasure in him.
But we are not of those who shrink back to destruction, but of those who have faith to the preserving of the soul.
Context of the passage: The author is speaking to a group who, after believing, endured great conflict and suffering, including the joyful seizure/plundering of their property.
Others though, rejected the message, "trampled under food the Son of God, "regarded an unclean the blood of the covenant," and "insulted the Spirit of grace."
It seems that people fall into one of two camps:
1) Those who keep their confidence in Christ and live by faith. They:
· Have need of endurance
· Do the will of God
· Have a great reward
· May receive what is promised
· Have their souls preserved
2) Then are those who shrink back:
· They shrink back to destruction
· God's soul has no pleasure in such a person.
What do we learn about God?
· He wants us to do His will
· He rewards those who endure
· He wants His people to live by faith
· God's soul takes no pleasure in those who shrink back.
1. How do I daily keep my confidence in Christ and live by faith?
2. Are there areas of struggle where I need to endure and continue to seek and do God's will?
3. Are there any areas where I am shrinking back and not living by faith?
Lord, I want to daily keep my confidence in You. How do I do that each day? What does that look like? Show me how to trust in you and live by faith. Please help me to not shrink back when things get hard. Help me to continue to move forward in faith. Thank you that you reward those who put their trust in You. Thank you that you are faithful to your promises. Help me specifically endure in the area of mission. Help me to continue to pray for the lost and faithfully reach out to those who don't know you. Help me love my neighbors, school friends, and soccer families well – in ways that honor your name. Amen.
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POTTSVILLE — The city council is giving a six-month trial period for Gracie Mae and Tanker, pot-bellied pigs, in the city.
The city council met Monday and did not make a final determination if the pigs will be permitted to stay in their homes for the long haul.
City solicitor Thomas J. Pellish read from a prepared statement that said in part: "In summary, we recognize that pets of all types and sizes make a significant impact on our community. Changes and additions of any nature require careful study to ensure that people and pets can coexist in relatively tight quarters.
The city will allow current owners to keep their pets as previously discussed, while we observe how these pets interact in their 'city' environment. The current ordinance is still in effect, therefore aside from the owners who have stepped forward to assist the process, no new animals will be allowed. We will maintain discussions with owners, neighbors and observe this matter for a six-month trial period. During the observation/trial period, we will develop the potential ordinance and document and issues that must be addressed. After that trial period ends, city council (will) discuss and vote on the proposed draft ordinance."
At the April meeting, City Administrator Thomas A. Palamar said a first reading would be held this month and a second reading in June. The city council had tabled a decision until research was done by Pellish.
The situation came out of resident Scott Horning telling the city council earlier this year he had a 9-pound pot-bellied pig and he didn't know it was against city codes to keep her. The city council said they appreciated his honesty about the matter. AJ Alves, a city firefighter, also has a pot-bellied pig, Tanker, that he said he didn't know he wasn't permitted to keep.
Chapter 87 of the Pottsville City Code, which was last updated in 1985, prohibits residents from having farm animals. A sample ordinance was given to the city council at the April meeting.
Both Horning and Alves thanked the city council for the consideration. They invited the city council to come and visit the pigs.
"Gracie is doing great," Horning said.
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I have long admired Bev Galeskas' pattern for Felted Clogs, and have knitted about 6 or 7 pairs in various adult sizes. I think the fit is great, mine never slip of my feet, and they look great on women and men.
After having knit several pairs of baby booties for my son, I now thought he deserves some felted clogs, too, and was delighted to see that Bev Galeska has a pattern out for children including toddlers sizes. I guess I could have figured out the math myself, but it's so much easier to just follow the pattern :-)
I had several small leftover balls of Cascade 220, the yarn I usually use for the clogs, and determined he will get colored clogs using up these odds and ends.
He is very excited and particularly happy that they match his car.
I made one slight modification to the pattern that you might want to try out, too:
Instead of casting on the desired number of sts for back and forth knitting, I cast on the same number using Judy's Magic Cast-on.
To duplicate the garter st of the original pattern I purled one row, then knit row 1 as described but also knit instead of purled after the first w&t. From here on I kept knitting or purling depending what was needed in that particular row, or part of a row to get garter st.When the sole is done it's just following the pattern again since from here on it's knit in the round.
This way you don't need to seam the two soles (4 in total) nor the back of the foot.
I hope this makes sense. If not, send me a message and I will try to explain more.
Sep 9, 2011
Jakob's Felted Clogs
Geplaatst door Usch op 10:28 AM
Labels: cascade 220, felted clogs, JMCO, knitting, toddler
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Wat een geweldige sloffen Usch, ik kan me voorstellen dat Jakob er blij mee is !ReplyDelete
Oh, what a great idea to avoid seaming! I have knit many pairs of these and really enjoy this pattern. I'm off to try it this way now. -Jillbert (aka atomicmommy on ravelry)ReplyDelete
Jilbert, so glad it's of use to someone. Happy knitting more of these wonderful slippers!ReplyDelete
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Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber may have been secretly supporting each other all this time. The "Sorry" singer is even said to be paying for his ex's financial obligations in rehab. New rumors suggest that Bieber is the one paying for Gomez's rehab.
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Killer diseases will only be eradicated from food by the advent of a regulatory agency which puts the interests of consumers above those of farmers, argue Tim Lang, Erik Millstone and Mike Rayner
When the Labour government was elected promising a new food agency, it faced a daunting task. Not only did it need to specify what this agency would do, it also had to begin rebuilding public confidence in food. Even keen supporters of an agency know this will take decades.
For years, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food has been criticised for being too close to industry. This analysis was shared by Tony Blair, the prime minister, and underpinned his invitation, in March, to Philip James of the Rowett Research Institute to provide proposals for a food standards agency.
The James report proposed a transfer of key responsibilities for food policy from Maff and the Department of Health. The report was put out to consultation and in July David Clark, chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, announced the publication, this autumn, of a white paper, with Professor James's report serving as a green paper.
Since then there have been vigorous debates, for example over whether or not giving advice to the nation about nutrition should be part of the new agency's role. Nutrition has become a litmus test for whether or not the old order, which favoured producer rather than consumer interests, is being transformed. If the challenge is just that of restoring public confidence then the agency might confine its attention to issues of micro-biological and chemical contamination of food, but if the aim is to improve public health then nutritional considerations will be integral to the agency's remit.
In response to the James report "an overwhelming majority" of consumer groups and public health organisations favoured including nutrition in the agency's remit. Among food and farming industries, the ratio of support was "3:1 against".
During the summer a vigorous debate took place. Some members of expert advisory committees argued that the agency should have a narrow remit. The chief medical officer feared that if the agency became fully responsible for nutrition, the DoH might be deprived of its own specialist expertise. We believe that while nutritional considerations must be integral to the agency's role, the DoH and the chief medical officer will also need to keep some nutritional expertise to help advise ministers. Recent signs suggest that ministers have reached a progressive conclusion on nutrition, but other key issues remain unresolved.
Central to the James report was the argument that the agency must have a fully integrated remit from "the plough to the plate". The debate focuses on the question of whether the agency's remit will cover the entire food chain as James proposed, or whether it will be confined to dealing with foods once they have left the farm. Private reassurances that the agency's remit would be comprehensive were recently undermined when Jack Cunningham, secretary of state for agriculture, fisheries and food, said that Maff would retain responsibility for regulating agriculture and that while the agency could offer advice, its remit, and that of the DoH, would only apply to food once it had crossed the farm gate. Dr Cunningham's vision would not only prevent a single agency from regulating the food chain, it would reassert the contradiction at the heart of food policy, because Maff would remain responsible for agriculture's commercial sponsorship.
Will the agency's remit cover the entire food chain, including the agricultural supply industries, or will it be "from the field to the plate", or merely "from the farm gate to the plate"? The first option is the best because many of the key food safety problems, such as BSE, E.coli and salmonella, have arisen because of the actions of the agricultural supply industries and farmers. The notion that BSE or E.coli could be eradicated by an agency which had no duty to regulate farming or animal foodstuffs is unconvincing. Where there is an issue of consumer protection and public health, as well as confidence, regulatory powers should be assigned to the DoH, acting on the advice of the new agency, not to Maff. Pesticide safety, for example, should be regulated by reference primarily to health considerations, not only to agricultural ones. Friends of the Earth has told ministers that pesticide residues on some UK-grown winter lettuces were well over Maff's Maximum Residue Limits. Yet the same ministry's code of good practice permits residue limits which are twice as high. Such contradictions are not acceptable for public health.
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An open seminar in Cardiff, Bath & Bristol with one of Europe's finest instructors
Stéphane Benedetti returns to Cardiff for an open seminar. Stéphane is a truly inimitable presence in the dojo, and an illuminating teacher. His instruction focuses determinedly on the basics of Aikido, which is where he insists its secrets are to be found.
This seminar is open to practitioners of all levels, and is particularly recommended to newcomers to Aikido.
Cardiff sessions
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£25 per day or £45 for both (students/unwaged: £15 per day or £25 for both)
There will be a meal and social event on Saturday evening for participants.
Bath & Bristol sessions
Hedley Hall (Furo Ryo Bath Aikido Society)
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