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The Editor:
I wish to respond to Dennis Hill's letter concerning the airport in the December 15, 2005 issue of The Northern Light. It seems his primary goal is to shut down the airport and turn it into a truck stop. He's operating under the assumption that the airport is already closed and is ready to be sold in the immediate future. He doesn't seem to realize that the petition to study the feasibility to close the airport was just that – it convenes a study for the feasibility of closure and is not a petition to close it.
Our airport is important to the future and well being of our community. It is a magnet for business and will draw wage paying and product-producing businesses to our community, especially when we install the $14 million expansion. It serves as a transportation connection to the rest of the nation for our own citizens as well as friends and businesses elsewhere.
Aviation is safer than travel by cars and trucks. There has never been a fatality at our airport in its 50-year history. In that time there has been, I think, a grand sum total of two accidents with no attendant serious injury. Can automotive or truck operations claim a similar record?
A non-local developer who has been developing in Blaine has invited a truck stop corporation to enter into bidding for the airport property. It's interesting that he's making this entreaty and the airport property is not for sale, but he appears to want to keep up the pressure for closing the airport. Again – do the citizens of Blaine want a truck stop in their midst with its attendant pollution, corruption and noise?
There is a group of people within and outside our community that need and use our airport. The rest of us are both directly and indirectly supported by aviation. Our airport provides this support and it will do even more so when the expansion takes place.
This decision deserves all the study it can get because it's far-reaching. If the airport were to be closed it will be gone forever. The citizens of Blaine may finally realize that they've lost a valuable asset but by then it will be much too late. I just don't understand this small group of people who, evidently for their own selfish reasons, don't understand the use and practicality of aviation. They just seem to want the airport closed, and they don't even know why. If they did, they'd give us reasons that are true and stick to the facts.
Lois Franco
The Editor:
For all those who started their holiday season by attending Winter Harp December 11 at the Performing Arts Center in Blaine – thank you.
To the Blaine community that goes over the top to sponsor, promote, give time and goods to the Blaine Jazz Festival for teens we recognize all of you and applaud your efforts.
Each of you who bought a season ticket, sponsored a student to the jazz festival, bought a brick or donated to the 'vigil' project on the new boardwalk in Blaine, (still not too late to give a brick for the holidays, available at Northern Meadows or the visitor center in Blaine). It makes me realize why I moved to Blaine and became a part of Whatcom County.
The endowment fund for the Pacific Art's Association through the Whatcom foundation was set up this past year. I would like to thank all those who have helped. Their vision will continue doing good for the next 100 plus years. All of us can be proud in the giving back to our community.
Bob Boule, President, Pacific
Arts Association, Blaine
Just an update for you – so far, as of December 30, Local 3867 has collected 3,500 pounds of food for the Blaine Food Bank! We are collecting until the end of January.
Thanks to everyone who has so generously contributed to the Blaine Food Bank by dropping non-perishable food and needed goods to the fire department stations located at 4581 Birch Bay-Lynden Road and 9408 Odell Road.
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The Editor:
First Dennis Hill personally attacked Bob Brunkow and now he is writing in and attacking Mike Myers.
I for one disagree with his tactics; Dennis Hill's is an act of intellectual cowardice for refusing to tell us all what his "highest and best use" of our airport's property is, while he continuously tries to destroy one of Blaine's largest financial assets.
The fact of the matter is Blaine is going broke; nearly all of its funds are projected to turn into deficits in the coming months. The merchants and businessmen of this community should be studying how to encourage our national government's Federal Aviation Administration to invest its estimated $16 million in improving Blaine's airport (homeland security being the obvious rationale) because investments of that kind have a financial multiplier affect benefiting the whole community, of eight times the amount spent on such construction due to the resulting contiguous area economic ripple effects.
Those real estate developers that are foolishly speculating on thousands of residential housing units in Blaine would do well to note that the Federal Pension Guarantee Corporation has a $21 billion dollar deficit while General Motors alone has $22 billion dollars in unfunded pension liabilities. United, Northwest and Delta airlines all went bankrupt over this issue and GM and Ford (among our nation's top four corporate bond issuers) may well follow.
It takes either living wage manufacturing jobs to fund such ambitious residential housing construction or bonds to sustain retirement incomes. Those that voted to study closing our airport should think long and hard about the general aviation jobs lost to American workers at Beachcraft, Cessna and Piper's manufacturing facilities if more U.S. cities elect to close their airports. Let Dennis Hill build his project, whatever it is, on the unimproved land next door to the airport while the rest of us get on with trying to increase Blaine's economic viability.
Lincoln Rutter
The Editor:
I have contacted the Whatcom County Library to talk about library service in Birch Bay. We are growing so quickly and I suspect that many of us would appreciate and use such a service. But I don't know that, so I need your feedback.
If you think you would use such a service, would you please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and express your support. I will then pass this information to the library people as they explore options and associated costs.
The form of this "library service" could be a bookmobile, a drop and pick-up station, a mail service or even a satellite library. If you think of another way to provide library services to Birch Bay, please include them in your email. Projected demand is important, so your input will be valuable. Thank you.
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Birch Bay
The Editor:
I would like to thank you for printing an article in your November issue regarding our Mercury Thermometer Exchange Program. We now have the final tally from the event and I wanted to share it with you.
Total thermometers collected – 2,107; total amount of mercury collected, including loose mercury, thermometers, thermostats and switches was 37.33 pounds.
We really didn't know how the response would be, but thanks to local news media like you, and with the help of six Cost Cutter stores, including the one in Blaine, we had a very successful collection event. When you consider the damage that just one drop of mercury can do, the amount that we received was phenomenal.
Thank you again for your support of this program.
Penni Lemperes
The Editor:
I would like to thank the voters of the city of Blaine for the opportunity to serve as a Blaine city council member. This is a privilege and responsibility that I take very seriously.
I would also like to publicly thank my friends and family for their support during my campaign. Shelly Button, my campaign manager, is a great friend whose help was invaluable. Thank you to Shelly and her family.
I strongly urge the voters of Blaine to attend council meetings, work sessions, public hearings, and to contact their city council members to have their voices heard. Public input and accountability are vital to the healthy growth and maintenance of our community.
Jason Overstreet
The Editor:
Dennis Hill's letter in last week's The Northern Light attacking Mike Myers was unfair, unjustified, and factually wrong.
Mike was an outstanding council member during his first term. He worked hard to study the issues, conscientiously attended council meetings, commission sessions and workshops, and worked closely with other council members and city staff. In November, he was reelected without opposition.
Hill wrote that councilman Myers "doesn't clearly understand what the value of the airport property is." Who does? That's what the feasibility committee is supposed to determine.
If you want a wild blue sky guess, though, Dennis has repeatedly shouted a figure of $9 million at public meetings! That's several times what unimproved land in Blaine has ever sold for. If he's got a buyer at that level, let's see the money – or even a 10 percent deposit!
How would Dennis use this $9 million airport land? First and always, a huge truck stop with a motel and tavern. When citizens gasped at that one, he switched to athletic fields with a 500 room hotel for the fans to stay at.
Hill's letter also claimed that "Blaine voters have decided to close the airport." Simply untrue. On three occasions Blaine has voted to keep the airport. The recent ballot measure merely asked for a study on the feasibility of closing the airport, and is currently in progress.
As in the past, Hill signed his letter "Dennis Hill, Blaine." That's another false claim. It should be "Dennis Hill, Whatcom County." He doesn't live in Blaine and doesn't vote here.
He's simply a real estate salesman representing an outside developer who wants to put a huge, polluting truck stop in the middle of our city. Mike Myers opposes that effort and should be congratulated.
Jeff Robinson
The Editor:
The Blaine Family Service Center exists to help Blaine school district families in need of support. This could be in the form of school supplies, clothing, basic household items or referral to resources within the county such as medical insurance, counseling or financial help. We are generously supported in-kind by the Blaine school district, through the provision of office and storage space as well as administrative support. Our financial status is non-profit; we receive a state Readiness to Learn grant and local donations in order to fund the center.
This letter is to acknowledge those community members and businesses that are the backbone of our existence. Without financial donations and partnerships with local businesses we would be unable to help the hundreds of families who approach us each school year.
Therefore, we want to start the New Year off with a huge thank you to the groups, organizations and individuals who have helped us so far this school year: Kenneth L. Kellar Foundation, Sixty-Five SisterHood Helping Hands, Semiahmoo Ladies' Club, Free Church Unitarian, Blaine Harbor Dental (176 kids received free oral hygiene check-up), St. Anne's Social Justice Committee, Jasper Engines & Transmissions, Cost Cutter Sunshine Cleaners, Crazy Dazy, American Legion Auxiliary, CAP, Stafholt Good Samaritan Center
Cherry Point ReachOut, and the numerous community individuals who donated school supplies, backpacks, clothing, toothbrushes, toothpaste and cash contributions.
Your generosity is truly appreciated both by us and the families you have helped.
Andrée Marcus and Larissa
Dhanani, Blaine Family Service
The Editor:
The Blaine Fine Arts Association (BFAA) would like to announce the selection of Zarik Kahn's "Still Life in Charcoal" as the 2006 Arts & Jazz poster. Zarik, a ninth grader at Blaine high school is in Brian Smith's Art 1 class. The piece selected by the Arts & Jazz committee is a study in values. Smith is completing his National Boards, for this this and his commitment to our students – the BFAA is proud.
Blaine high school is celebrating its 100th year anniversary and so the theme for this year's Arts & Jazz is "Centennial School Celebration." If you attended school in Blaine, there is a good chance you might find yourself in this years decorations.
The BFAA invites you to play a part in the community celebration which is Arts & Jazz '06 – The Event that put the Fun in Fund Raising," on Saturday, February 11 from 7 – 11 p.m. in the Blaine high school cafeteria. Admission is $5. Beverages and hors d'oeuvres are provided.
The ninth Arts & Jazz is the annual benefit auction and dance which celebrates the talents of the Blaine high school jazz band, chamber choir and art students and the wonderful support given towards their efforts by people who believe in the value of the arts in education.
The evening is hosted by the BFAA and is the main source of our income. The BFAA is a volunteer group of parents, teachers and community members, is open to anyone. We promote, encourage and support the efforts of the Blaine art, band, choir and drama student's grades seven to 12. The BFAA provides annual arts scholarships, helps to purchase equipment, and offsets expenses that enable our students to receive arts experiences beyond the Blaine school's curriculum. The BFAA is proud of the work our students produce and the honors they receive and Arts & Jazz is a wonderful way to celebrate their efforts and share it with the greater community.
If you would like to donate an item to the auction or for more information about the event, please contact me at 380-1634. Our time line is short – deadline for inclusion in the auction catalog is Friday, February 3. Join us and play your part.
Dorita Gray
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Abstract: With the emergence of highly heterogeneous, dynamic and large distributed platforms, declarative programming, whose goal is to ease the programmer's task by separating the control from the logic of a computation, has regained a lot of interest recently, as a means of programming such platforms. In particular, rule-based programming, which allows to simply specify crucial features such as communication protocols or computing workflows, is regarded as a promising model in this quest for adequate programming abstractions for these platforms. However, while these models are gaining a lot of attention, there is a demand for generic tools able to run such models at large scale. The chemical programming model, which was designed following the chemical metaphor, is a rule-based programming model, with a non-deterministic execution specification, where rules are applied concurrently, on a multiset of objects. In this paper, we explore the experimental side of concurrent rule-based models, by deploying a distributed chemical runtime at large scale. The architecture proposed combines a peer-to-peer communication layer with an adaptive protocol to atomically capture objects on which rules should be applied, and an efficient termination detection scheme. We describe the software prototype fully implementing this architecture. Based on its deployment over a large real-world test-bed, we present its performance results, which confirm analytically obtained complexities, and experimentally show the sustainability of such a programming model.
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- Keywords : Rule-based programming models – chemical computing – deployment – large-scale experiments
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The Phillies allowed 15 runs on 28 hits yesterday, losing 15-2 to the Dominican Republic's WBC team. Cole Hamels allowed eight runs in 2 2/3 innings.
Laynce Nix homered in the game for the Phils. 2-for-4 in the game and 1-for-15 in official spring training games.
Kevin Frandsen continues to hit. He was 2-for-4 with a double. His line in games that don't count that count is 364/391/727.
Cody Asche 2-for-3 with a pair of singles.
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Ruf was 0-for-4 and struck out three times. He also misplayed a ball in left. This suggests he will not be in the lineup this afternoon against the Nats.
Hamels started the game for the Phillies and threw a scoreless first. That was as good as it got, though. He allowed four runs on six hits in the second. In the third he faced seven batters and was charged with four more runs — he gave up two singles, two doubles and a two-run homer (to Jose Reyes) before getting pulled with one out.
Overall, Hamels went 2 2/3 innings in the game, allowing eight earned runs on 12 hits. Didn't walk anyone.
Hamels has struck out six in five scoreless innings in official action.
Martin faced two hitters in the third, allowing a single before retiring Nelson Cruz on a ground ball to second to end the frame. He came back to toss a scoreless fourth but was hit hard in the fifth, allowing a two-run homer to Robinson Cano and an RBI-single to Miguel Tejada.
Overall he went 2 1/3 innings in the game, allowing three runs on six hits, including a triple and a home run, and a walk.
Martin has just one official appearance in spring training in which he allowed one hit over two scoreless innings.
Pettibone was next and he got hammered as well, allowing four runs on nine hits over 2 2/3. Two-run homer to Hanley Ramirez in the seventh. Three of five hitters he faced in the eighth singled and two of them came around to score.
Nine is a lot of hits to allow in 2 2/3 innings.
Pettibone was hit in his only official spring appearance, allowing four runs on three hits, including two home runs, in two innings.
Justin Friend got the last four outs of the game. He faced six batters, allowing a single and a walk, but wasn't charged with a run.
He had allowed a run over two innings in official spring action.
Halladay is expected to pitch this afternoon as the Phils face the Nationals.
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Chairs as Shelves!
Need a shelf? Why not use a chair? This is a fun idea for a summery entryway or in a casual bathroom for towels. And if you paint an old chair a bright color, you could use it as a way to introduce a breezy accent color — I love this turquoise!
I saw these chairs as shelves in the Dutch magazine vtwonen, and are inspired to try this at home. I've already amassed a few wobbly project-chairs that we can't sit on anyway, so this is a perfect use for them. I'd recommend hanging something like a chair onto coat hooks that are long and angle upwards so that the chair stays put — and to use a vintage chair with unique lines or a fun color. And then what an interesting focal spot to keep your keys, beach towels or mail!
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I think they stick out too far to be a practical shelf. I could see myself constantly bumping my shoulders or arms into these (depending on how high they are). No, thanks.
I think I'm with AmandainAustin...I can totally see people (myself especially) bumping into them all the time. BUT, if you could find some cool little miniature chairs (doll chairs, kids' chairs, etc.), you might be able to alleviate that a little. And it'd still be cute.
AmandainAustin, That is exactly what I was thinking. I'm too clumsy to have something like that on the wall.
My sister lives in a small condo and did this. Then when she has extra guests she just lifts them off the hooks and uses them as seating! In the meantime it's amazing how cute they look up on the wall!
^ Very Shaker! (The hanging chairs and other things on pegs bit--not the using chairs as shelves.)
DO you all run into your furniture too? I think it looks great and this would work well in our entryway. Thanks for the idea --
Maybe over a deep console table if you have a lot of space? You wouldn't bump into them then. Could be a convenient way to store attractive extra chairs.
Otherwise, ditto above... I'd get a lot of bruises!
INT. CUTE HOUSE WITH HANGING CHAIRS - NIGHT: Hostess holds big tray of drinks and passes by the cute chairs hung on the wall. As she does, her loose long sleeve gets stuck on the ends of one of the chairs and she slips and falls down and all the drinks end up on the floor.
yes, they are accidents waiting to happen
I found two great chairs on the curb and was wondering what to do with them. I think they'll look great hanging in the living room with a vase or books on them. Great idea!! Thanks a lot!!!
Excellent way to store chairs while making them useful at the same time. It's like Shaker... with benefits.
I'm sorry, I think it looks silly.
I can see it working ... in an antique store. That's the only place it wouldn't look awkward.
It's very Shaker, yes. But it's also very traditional Danish and Scandinavian. Small apartment owners with little floor space would hang their chairs and then take them down when guests visited. But to be honest, I see the "shelf" idea as more of a practical idea for larger homes than smaller ones. Otherwise- use folding chairs?
lol how quirky and fun! it's not for everyone but the idea is nice enough!
I agree w/most here...it's a bunch of bruises just waiting to hurt me. And it looks weird.
Simple shelving isn't that expensive. Sometimes it's better to loosen the purse strings a bit and get what works rather than what's cheap and handy.
I probably wouldn't dislike this so much if these were in ANY other color but turquoise (aka: the most overused color on the planet right now).
What about the chair legs leaving marks on the walls. Those turquoise ones look metal and would scratch the white walls. And I agree with the other comments about running into them. Interesting idea though, but probably not practical in most homes.
Ugly and silly. Also in the same amount of time it would take to put in the pegs you could have hung a shelf!
i would only do that in my garage, and not to decorate.
they'd scratch up the walls, they stick way too far out, people would knock the stuff off of them all the time
My mother has two chairs hanging above her fireplace. She uses them for impromptu extra seating, and to deter misbehaving grandchildren. Both uses work like a charm. No one actually gets a fireplace perch timeout, but from the looks on their faces, they do spend quite a bit of time thinking about it.


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|Canto 8: Withdrawal of the Cosmic Creations
|Chapter 9: The Lord Incarnates as Mohinī-Mūrti
Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 8.9.24
svarbhānur deva-saḿsadi
praviṣṭaḥ somam apibac
candrārkābhyāḿ ca sūcitaḥ
deva-lińga-praticchannaḥ — covering himself with the dress of a demigod; svarbhānuḥ — Rāhu (who attacks and eclipses the sun and moon); deva-saḿsadi — in the group of the demigods; praviṣṭaḥ — having entered; somam — the nectar; apibat — drank; candra-arkābhyām — by both the moon and the sun; ca — and; sūcitaḥ — was pointed out.
Rāhu, the demon who causes eclipses of the sun and moon, covered himself with the dress of a demigod and thus entered the assembly of the demigods and drank nectar without being detected by anyone, even by the Supreme Personality of Godhead. The moon and the sun, however, because of permanent animosity toward Rāhu, understood the situation. Thus Rāhu was detected.
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