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Students in the Sustainable Living Program will graduate with a very practical skill: the knowledge and ability to build their own tiny house and live in it mortgage-free, thanks to a recently completed course taught by Mark Stimson.
During the course, which covered much of what an architecture student would learn in the first semester of an architecture program, the students learned the elements of building, the principles of structure, and the drafting skills necessary to create a plan for a house, as well as the ability to wield a range of tools.
Each student drafted a complete plan for his or her own house, including floor plans, elevations (side views), and structure diagrams. In addition, the class as a whole built the frame of a tiny house.
Mr. Stimson said that he would be moving their tiny house to his property in Texas, where it will be completed and be part of his new desert retreat and ecology station project.
He said that there's a nationwide tiny-house movement, and that while specifications vary, such houses are often 100–200 square feet and typically include all amenities.
"The goals of the tiny-house movement include building your own house, living mortgage-free, simplifying your lifestyle, and lowering your energy and environmental footprints," Mr. Stimson said.
Early in the course the students took a tour of tiny houses that have been built in Jefferson County.
The course is part of the building-and-built-environment track of the Sustainable Living Program. "Hands-on courses like this one are a big part of the track," Mr. Stimson said. "It's important for the students to learn these skills."
He said that in earlier times, before the 19th century, people were more self-sufficient and typically built their own houses. That began changing in the last 200 years, as housing construction evolved into a series of specialties, such as carpenters, plumbers, and electricians.
"People have lost self-sufficiency and self-reliance," he said. "Part of the goal of the tiny house movement, and the Sustainable Living Program, is to regain that self-reliance so that people can build for themselves."
He said that building a tiny house is a good place to start, because it's easier to build.
The students found the course to be challenging, Mr. Stimson said, because they had to learn specialized math skills, and new concepts and terminology.
"For the most part, they came through with flying colors," he said.
Nearly 30 students signed up for the course, so the course was divided into two sections, and half of those who signed up will be taking the course during the May block.
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What experiences have made you more comfortable with mental health disorders?
What things make you fearful of mental health disorders? And what experiences have made you more comfortable with it?
In the quest to dispell stigma, how can we help our society grow out of its fear?
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Nov 7 2012: Perhaps, my experiences as a student nurse before have made me see people with mental disorders in a different light. As part of the learning process, we were tasked to stay in a mental facility and take care of patients with various conditions - schizophrenia, dementia, bipolar disorders,etc. I used to have this fear of being harmed by these patients, having the stereotype that they are rather banes of the society. But how was I able to outgrow that fear?Being knowledgeable of what these people are going through and above all, empathy. It is believed that once we put ourselves on the shoes of others, taking it in the figurative sense of course, we learn to understand them.When we leave our own boxes and see things in a different perspective, that's how we begin to see the bigger picture.
Also, we need to put into consideration that the etiology of some of these disorders is unknown. These people or most of them do not even understand what they're going through.
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CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - Veterans will go to the front of the line at a New Jersey health care system.
Cooper University Health Care in Camden on Tuesday announced a priority program for men and women who have served in the armed forces. It will provide veterans with same-day service for primary care visits and also health-care navigators for veterans.
Hospital officials want other health systems to follow their model.
Cooper chairman George Norcross says the health system will provide care first and worry about payments later, likely absorbing some of the costs.
A recent report found veterans wait an average of 43 days for initial primary care visits at Veterans Administration facilities in Philadelphia and 25 days in northern New Jersey.
The VA has come under fire for how it has served vets.
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After a crisis, how can we tell if water is safe to drink? Current tests are slow and complex, and the delay can be deadly, as in the cholera outbreak after Haiti's earthquake in 2010. TED Fellow Sonaar Luthra previews his design for a simple tool that quickly tests water for safety — the Water Canary.
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We'd like to respond here to some of the questions raised in the course of the discussion.
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John RandallApr 1 2013: 2) MY REACTION TO GRAHAM'S VIDEO
The following are my issues with the video:
1) Drugs are illegal. To achieve altered states, today's North American shaman use natural technologies include deep breathing, drums, rattles, all night sessions, sweat lodges, deep personal sharing, bodywork, massage and others technologies. American shaman don't use drugs, drugs are illegal.
2) The ancient civilizations were not wise. If you do the work to remember your past lives, you'll remember that ancient civilizations did not have wisdom, they (we) had cruelty. My job in Mayan times was to sacrifice the adolescents, bit of an issue. If you use hypnosis to remember your past lives, I'll warn you that you will likely go into shock so keep warm. Side note: past life memories are narrative, not semantic (thanks TED).
3) A shaman experiences the world metaphorically. When Graham tells you a spirit comes dressed as the mother, all your defenses are down. She's not "your" mother; she's the destroyer who eats her children. See Jung on the negative side of the mother archetype. If the spirit had appeared as lover, for example, it wouldn't have gotten him to do what it wants and the audience would not have a positive reaction to his story.
4) His spirits do not heal. When a person walks into a pseudo-scientist and asks for a healing treatment, subjectively the patient is healed when objectively the treatment can't possibly work. I'll explain using acupuncture. A spirit puts a painful feeling in your back, and you go to the acupuncturist. The spirit pulls back, and you say, "I'm healed!" A few weeks later the spirit harasses your back and you return to the "doctor." If it can't possibly work, it's deception.
A shaman recognizes Graham's path as the path of the crow, not the eagle. The dark sorcerer debates the white sorcerer. TED isn't the venue for such a challenge.
Apr 2 2013: Is this post meant as sarcasm? North American shaman don't use drugs? The rest of this gobbledy gook? Vague flavor here of certain shamans I've run across. They're sometimes trained to play the oppositional, power grabbing thing. The area where I live once was host to a conference of shaman's, curanderos and indigenous elders from around the globe, over 400 in all. I hosted a group from Guatemala. The head of the contingent was always accompanied by another fellow. When I asked about this, I was told the other fellow was the chief's sorcerer bodyguard. Apparently there were those among the invited who liked to try their mojo out on the others, apparently seeing it as a way to even scores or collect personal power. None of that could be going on here, could it?
Apr 2 2013: Laws are made by man and as thus are sometimes imperfect.
Adrenalin is a drug, coffee is a drug, alcohol is a drug, heck even oxygen by definition is a drug.
Plus ayahuasca use is perfectly accepted in North America under the proviso that it is practiced within a ritual or ceremonial context. The Santo Daime religion and the UDV have been active in North America for many years.
Apr 2 2013: I didn't I am afraid i am in the UK an didn't learn about this until last year.
I would be extremely grateful if you could link me to some good articles about it - and even the government document that was produced.
The UDV should be very proud of what they achieved. I hope the UK soon follows suit as it saddens me to see genuine religious users (and members of the Santo Daime faith) have to hide their spiritual beliefs for fear of imprisonment.
Adrian Sutton 10+Apr 2 2013: The legal status of drugs is inconsequential in a discussion about their relevance as a medicine. Nobody is suggesting they should be used irresponsibly but if "Big Pharma" gets to offer their remedies why then can't we have a similar set of rules for traditional medicines that have always bee used. The main cause of its demonisation is the distorted reality these double standards perpetuate. The fact that they are illegal and not regulated like any other medicine is precisely the problem.
Children are naturally inquisitive. Telling them not to do something often has the opposite effect. So instead of being told at the appropriate age and under appropriate set and setting they can experience something so profound that at times they will feel they are in immersed in of the universe, but you also warn them that if they are not careful these sacraments can put you amongst your worst demons.
Interestingly you will find this was how many ancient tribes approached these issues and evidence strongly shows this is where our fairy tales and judeo christian values are founded.
John M. Allegro's The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross http://johnallegro.org/
Allegro was a man way ahead of his contemporise and was treated in exactly the same fashion only to be vindicated after his death.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - De'Mon Brooks scored 21 points and Brian Sullivan 20 to end Davidson's winless start with a 94-82 victory over Georgia at the Charleston Classic on Thursday night.
The Wildcats (1-3) were off to their longest losing streak to start a season in four years and made sure to put away the Bulldogs (1-2) with a 13-4 run at the end of the opening period to take a 46-36 lead into the half. Georgia never got closer than 8 points the rest of the way as it dropped a second straight game after losing to rival Georgia Tech last Friday night.
Davidson has advanced to the past two NCAA tournaments as Southern Conference champion. Yet, it hadn't broken through for a win before now in a difficult early schedule.
The Wildcats will play either Clemson or Temple in Friday's semifinals.
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One man has been arrested and two others are being sought in connection with a series of burglaries in the Dacula area. A similar, possibly connected, burglary was also recently reported in Buford.
The burglaries, which began the week of Oct. 12, involved witness reports of a dark green sport utility vehicle. Gwinnett County Police were able to identify the vehicle as a 1998 green GMC Jimmy. A description of the vehicle and the tag number were distributed as a BOLO (Be on the lookout) to uniform officers.
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A detective developed a lead on the identity of the driver through the use of the department's pawn shop transaction database. As a result of the investigation, warrants for burglary and theft by deception were obtained against Darryl Kevin Aiken, 21, of Loganville, in connection with two pawn transactions of stolen property.
On Oct. 23, a Gwinnett County Police officer stopped the GMC Jimmy listed as the subject of the BOLO. Aiken, who was driving the vehicle, was taken into custody. After obtaining a search warrant, officers discovered a stolen firearm and 92 grams of marijuana in the vehicle. According to the investigator's report, police are still trying to locate the owners of other property that was found in the vehicle.
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The development of modern particle theory > Electroweak theory: Describing the weak force > A universal weak force
The rates of nuclear decay indicate that any force involved in beta decay must be much weaker than the force that binds nuclei together. It may seem counterintuitive to think of a nuclear force that can disrupt the nucleus; however, the transformation of a neutron into a proton that occurs in neutron decay is comparable to the transformations by exchange of pions that Yukawa suggested to explain the nuclear binding force. Indeed, Yukawa's theory originally tried to explain both kinds of phenomenaweak decay and strong bindingwith the exchange of a single type of particle. To give the different strengths, he proposed that the exchange particle couples strongly to the heavy neutrons and protons and weakly to the light electrons and neutrinos.
Yukawa was foreshadowing future developments in unifying the two nuclear forces in this way; however, as is explained below, he had chosen the wrong two forces. He was also bold in incorporating two new particles in his theorythe necessary exchange particle and the neutrino predicted by Pauli only five years previously.
Pauli had been hesitant in suggesting that a second particle must be emitted in beta decay, even though that would explain why the electron could leave with a range of energies. Such was the prejudice against the prediction of new particles that theorists as eminent as Danish physicist Niels Bohr preferred to suggest that the law of conservation of energy might break down at subnuclear distances.
By 1935, however, Pauli's new particle had found a champion in Enrico Fermi. Fermi named the particle the neutrino and incorporated it into his theory for beta decay, published in 1934. Like Yukawa, Fermi drew on an analogy with QED; but Fermi regarded the emission of the neutrino and electron by the neutron as the direct analog of the emission of a photon by a charged particle, and he did not invoke a new exchange particle. Only later did it become clear that, strictly speaking, the neutron emits an antineutrino.
Fermi's theory, rather than Yukawa's, proved highly successful in describing nuclear beta decay, and it received added support in the late 1940s with the discovery of the pion and its relationship with the muon (see above Quantum chromodynamics). In particular, the muon decays to an electron, a neutrino, and an antineutrino in a process that has exactly the same basic strength as the neutron's decay to a proton. The idea of a universal weak interaction that, unlike the strong force, acts equally upon light and heavy particles (or leptons and hadrons) was born.
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this is my scar at three weeks. My surgeon said this will flatten out... do you think this is true?
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Thank you for your question and photo. The photo of your posterior thighlift scar looks reasonable for 3 weeks. I agree with your surgeon that it should settle with time. The puckering is due to deep sutures used to reset the fold under the buttock. If It does not faltten out in 3-6 months you should discuss with your surgeon. Scars take 18 months to fully mature to their final state. If a revision is necessary, you should wait until then. Best wishes.
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A Case for the Family Bed
Mom Ericka Lutz shares her experience of sleeping with Annie in the family bed.
So it is with my daughter. Annie slept with us in the queen-sized bed until, desperate for space, we resurrected her never-used-crib, removed the front panel, and wedged it as a "sidecar" next to the bed. That gave more room to Bill and to Annie — I ended up in the crib. Then, when she was two and a half and interested in being a "big girl," we bought Annie her own "big girl bed," a twin-sized foam mattress for the corner of our bedroom.
An hour later I wake, balanced on the edge of the bed, grasping on for dear life. Somebody's nose is in my mouth, somebody's hair is in my eyes. It is not my husband getting affectionate. No, far from me, on the other side of the queen-sized bed, Bill dangles half off. Between us, sideways, is Annie. I shove her perpendicular. She protests, Bill and I squawk. The family settles down. Another few minutes, and the same thing occurs. By now I'm sleepless. Bill has rolled over onto the floor, he's grabbed a couple of pillows on the way down. I have no such luxury — no rug on my side of the bed. How can a three-year-old take up more room than two full-grown adults? Yet she does, arms and legs in an X as the snores issue forth.
So now at night, every night, we play musical beds. Morning finds us: Bill, tired of the floor, wrapped in a blanket on the living room couch; I'm in Annie's room scrunched among the forty-odd stuffed animals who populate Annie's twin; and Annie, sprawled, pleased, and purring like my old cat, completely owns the master bedroom, and the family bed.
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A gang that flooded Cumbria's streets with cocaine has been jailed for almost 50 years.
The eight men and one woman from across the county were caught after a police sting into the supply of cocaine and other drugs in a conspiracy that spanned two and a half years.
It was brought crashing down by a squad of detectives who snared the ring and put an end to the dealing in two undercover operations named Silkworm and Adder.
The ringleader, Luke Babester, 39, was described as "a jack of all trades " and "at the top of the hierarchy" and was sentenced to 12 years at Carlisle Crown Court for conspiracy to supply cocaine, money laundering and converting money into counterfeit coins.
Judge Paul Batty QC handed out sentences to nine defendants totalling 49 years and four months.
Dearham's Steven Smith, 32, the man "in charge" of the operation in west Cumbria was jailed for 10 and a half years for conspiring with others to supply cocaine and methcathinone, also known as mephedrone or Miaow Miaow.
Smith, who ran the Sunkissed Tanning Salon in Maryport and Smith's Gym in Cockermouth, obtained bulked up cocaine from Babester for onward distribution.
Judge Batty said Smith's business were "a convenient shield" for his criminal activity. His counsel said he was a "hard-working family man".
Carlisle's Roger Fox, 38, of Greta Avenue, was jailed for nine years and nine months for conspiring with others to supply cocaine, between February 14, 2012 and April 7, 2012. He committed the offences while on licence for a previous drug conviction.
In 2008, he was jailed for eight years for running a lucrative cocaine operation.
The court was told he used to meet Babester in The Beehive pub at Eamont Bridge, near Penrith, to exchange cash and drugs.
When he was arrested he had £15,400 cash on him.
After Fox and Babester, from Kendal, were arrested, the supply of cocaine was "cut off" so Steven Smith turned to Michael Britland and Clint Tinsley from St Helens for the provision of cocaine.
Britland and Tinsley made trips to Smith's Towncroft home on what police say were drug runs.
Judge Batty said: "The precise amount is quite impossible to quantify. Each of you was in this loathsome trade for profit and some of you made significant profits trading as you all did on human misery.
"All of you were involved in the supply of controlled drugs here in Cumbria. The drugs were cocaine and mephedrone.
"The drugs had come into the county from different sources – certainly from Liverpool and from the Leicester area and other established trade routes.
"Cocaine of high purity was being bashed and bulked up and, with the assistance of cutting agents, increased in value. It was put out on the streets with a 10 per cent purity."
Also sentenced was Steven Smith's brother, Martin Smith, 31, of Grange Avenue, Flimby. He was jailed for two years and five months and had pleaded guilty to conspiring to supply methcathinone or its derivatives, between March 1 and May 22 2012.
At Martin Smith's home police found a bundle of cash – £1,260 inside a building society book and cash, £3,540, in a tin. He admitted that what he had done was a "one-off". He was said to be "extremely remorseful".
Grant Robertson, 28, of Barepot, Workington, was jailed for three years. He had pleaded guilty to the same charge. He also admitted possessing 212 counterfeit £1 coins.
Mum-of-six Angela Clark, 52, of Robert Owen Avenue, Cleator Moor, was jailed for three years. She was convicted of conspiring with others to supply methcathinone between March 1 and May 22 last year and possessing a quantity of amphetamine.
She was said to have found her first days in custody "extremely difficult and distressing."
Judge Batty said Clark played a "significant role" and that the evidence against her was "utterly overwhelming".
Andrew Robinson, 33, of Holly Bank, Whitehaven, pleaded guilty to possessing mephedrone.
He was given a nine month prison sentence suspended for two years for possessing the drug mephedrone.
Greg Hoare, in mitigation, said: "He became, in dire circumstances, addicted to mephedrone.
"His relationship got into difficulty and soured and he was left on the brink of bankruptcy. The worry over his debts and the involvement in this case has led him to have a very difficult year. His personal life is now back on track. He was the least involved of all the defendants."
Judge Batty told Robinson: "I hope this case is a wake up call for you.
"You know because you have experienced the terrible effects that mephedrone has on those who become addicted and you did.
"You were effectively acting as a courier on the one occasion. I accept that yours is a lesser role, You are trying now to put your life in order.
He imposed a nine-month prison sentence suspended for two years and gave Robinson a 12-month supervision order. He must also be the subject of an electronically monitored curfew from 7pm to 6am.
Mechanic Stephen Neill, 34, of Kendal, was jailed for five years and three months. He pleaded guilty to conspiring with others unknown to supply cocaine, between February 14 and April 7 2012.
Michael Britland, 30, of St Helens, was jailed for three years and four months for conspiring to supply cocaine.
Tinsley will be sentenced on March 22.
Detective Inspector Mike Brown, of Cumbria police, said the sentences were the result of "a great deal of hard, painstaking work".
"Although crime is low in Cumbria, we are not naive and, as this case demonstrates, we know that there are some people who set their sights on being "kingpins" in the drugs trade," he said.
"Some, like Babester, will go to great lengths to cover up the large profits they make from criminal activity by setting up and laundering money through what look like legitimate businesses. He was drawing vast amounts of cash from these businesses to support things like his £1,500 per month rental on a luxury property and thousands of pounds on jewellery and nights away."
Judge Batty hit out at the "appalling detrimental effect" the drug is having on socially deprived areas of west Cumbria.
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The Breeders' Cup will begin its two-day weekend on Friday with Royal Delta attempting to become the first three-time winner of the Breeders' Cup Distaff and Street Girl seeking a huge upset in the $2 million race.
Both horses are owned by South Floridians.
Benjamin Leon Jr., the chairman of Leon Medical Centers in Miami, owns the 5-year-old Royal Delta and races her for his Besilu Stables.
Street Girl is trained by Manny Azpurua, who stables his horses at Gulfstream Park. She is owned by Rontos Racing Stable, headed by Ronald Sanchez, who lives in Sunny Isles Beach.
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Mott has said several times that he expects Royal Delta will run a better race in the Distaff.
She has been impressive in training in recent weeks.
Royal Delta won the Distaff last year at Santa Anita and in 2011 at Churchill Downs, and also won an Eclipse Award each year.
She has 12 wins and five second-place finishes in 21 starts.
Bayakoa, in 1989 and 1990, is the only other horse with two wins in the Distaff, which has been run annually since 1984.
"Royal Delta is easily one of best racing mares in the history of the sport," said Toby Callet, a South Florida-based racing analyst who conducts seminars at several tracks.
Street Girl, a 3-year-old, is the only Distaff entrant that has not won a graded stakes.
Azpurua said he decided to take Street Girl to the Breeders' Cup after she overcame a stumble at the start and finished third in the Cotillion Stakes (Grade I) on Sept. 21. That 1 1/16 mile race was at Parx Racing in Philadelphia.
"This filly keeps getting better, so we are taking a chance," said the 84-year-old Azpurua, who has about 4,000 trainer wins in a 65-year career in Venezuela and the United States.
Abel Castillo, who rode Street Girl in Philadelphia, has the mount Friday.
Many handicappers expect a fast pace, which could help the late-running Street Girl's chances to finish as high as third or fourth.
Which horse wins could depend on whether Royal Delta can fend off several early challengers and then hold off a late run by Princess of Sylmar.
Royal Delta will have regular jockey Mike Smith.
Princess of Sylmar is trained by Todd Pletcher and will have regular jockey Javier Castellano.
She has won her past four races, all in Grade 1 stakes.
Royal Delta usually seeks the early lead.
Callet expects that on Friday she will face an early challenge from Beholder, a 3-year-old with three Grade 1 stakes wins at Santa Anita.
Authenticity and Close Hatches probably will stalk the leaders, with Princess of Sylmar and Street Girl trailing in the early stages.
Authenticity has two wins and four second-place finishes in graded stakes this year. Close Hatches won the Cotillion, in which street Girl finished third.
Scheduled post time for the Distaff is 7:35 p.m. It will be part of the NBC Sports cable channel's live telecast from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. of Friday's five Breeders' Cup races.


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