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PERRY, NY… Labor Day weekend saw sunny skies and perfect racing conditions welcomed the fans to the Bullring for the annual SST 100 for Modifieds. Also on the card were the TQ Midgets, SST Super Stocks and 4 Cylinders, a concert by Billy D. and a 5000-penny pickup presented by the Bank of Castile. At the conclusion of Sunday night's events, the fans were treated to a Labor Day fireworks show.
Andy Jankowiak picked up the victory in the Labor Day 100 for the mighty SST Modifieds. He used tire strategy along with track position to get around Joe Evans on lap 23 and led the remaining 77 laps for the popular win. Jeff Patton and Jerry Gradl Jr led the strong field for the start of the 100-lap affair and the first lap wasn't even completed when Dan Hoag slapped the front straightaway wall ending his night early. The yellows would continue to fly soon after with Sherri Hogan dropping fluid on the speedway and then on the following lap Patton slapped the back stretch wall causing the caution.
Young driver Patrick Emerling saw his night end early as well as he had over heating problems causing his car to cease on the main straightaway and needing assistance to get the car pit-side where it would be for the rest of the duration. Defending SST Series Champion Joe Evans had his night end on lap 23 when the head gasket blew on his ride. Unfortunately, for Evans, this is not the way he intended to celebrate hi 18th birthday with his night coming to an early end. Evans was part of a great four-car battle with Jankowiak, John Barber and Amy Catalano. Barber, the ten-time feature winner this season at WCIS had many opportunities to get around Jankowiak but was to no avail as the Jim and Bob Service machine found himself in victory lane a night after having his points lead at Dunn Tire Raceway Park slip away from him. Barber would finish second in front of the 2009 Spencer Speedway champion Amy Catalano. Kevin Lewis had a quiet and successful evening to come home in forth with veteran driver Greg Utberg finishing in fifth.
The term cautions bleed cautions was a phrase heard throughout the sound system during the Super Stock feature. Brian Gleason and Mike Chenaille led the competitive field for the start of the 25-lap event with Gleason getting out to the early lead. Early race cautions slowed the pace of the feature including race leader at the time Brian Gleason and defending track champion Brian Gordon was stuck together and when push came to shove it was Gleason getting the worse end of the deal. Gleason stepped on the breaks to cut himself loose from Gordon's bumper and spins on the front stretch. Both Gordon and Gleason were able to resume racing. After all of that was said and done Bobby Lippa Jr was up front and he would keep the rest of the Super Stocks behind him as he picked up his eighth feature win on the season. Brian Gordon came back through the pack to finish second as did Brian Gleason who came home in third. Chenaille and Tony Pangrazio would round out the top five. The next SST Modified Tour race is Fri. Sept 11 2009 at Oswego Speedway the Race of Champions.
Matt Druar showed up to WCIS for the first time and found himself in victory lane after the 20-lap feature event. The Clarence driver led only one lap in the feature event. The lap counted the most as Druar made sure; his car was upfront by a nose when the checkered flags flew.
TJ Drennen and Brian Johnson led the field for the start with Johnson getting the lead.
Eric Haistreiter decided it was his turn at the front of the field as he passed Johnson on lap four and looked like he was the car to beat. Then enter into the picture Matt Druar the 2009 4-Cylinder Champion over at Dunn Tire Raceway Park. Druar passed Haistreiter coming out of turn two on the final lap to pick up his first career win at the Bullring. Haistreiter would take home second followed by Gert McDonald, Brian Johnson and Austyn Fugle.
The Casey's TQ Midgets made their return to the Bullring on Sunday night as another strong field was on hand for the 20-lap affair. Jim Fleischman and Jonathan Reid led the field for the start with Reid leading the way early in the event. Bobby Holmes and Reid battled for several laps side by side until Holmes took over the lead for good on lap five and didn't look back to pick up the victory. Dave Wollaber, a Team Vinnie teammate to Holmes came across the line in second followed by Justin Mapes finishing in third.
Racing returns to WCIS on Saturday September 26th, as it will be a normal point's show for the regular track divisions as well as being the Scale Nationals event along with the rescheduled Pirate Trailer Race. Racing will get underway at 4:00 PM that Saturday. For more information, you can log on to www.wyomingcountyinternationalspeedway.com ; For Victory Lane photos visit www.mmsportsphotos.com, check out our full schedule of entertainment at www.sstracingseries.com
Official Results WCIS 9-6-09
SST Modifieds: ANDY JANKOWIAK, John Barber, Amy Catalano, Kevin Lewis, Greg Utberg, Mike Bliss, Kevin Miller, Steve Fuchs, Dick Kluth, Tom Weist, Tim Welshans, Terry Cheetham, Sherri Hogan, Don King, Joe Evans, Jerry Gradl Jr, Patrick Emerling, Jeff Patton, Ed Schueler, Dan Hoag and Jerry Harding Jr
SST Super Stocks: BOBBY LIPPA JR, Brian Gordon, Brian Gleason, Mike Chenaille, Tony Pangrazio, Cassie Logsdon, Pete Pieczynski, Bill Levee, Tom Bellana, Brad Collings and Jeremy Gray
4 Cylinders: MATT DRUAR, Eric Haistreiter, Gert McDonald, Brian Johnson, Austyn Fugle, Alison Knoepfler, TJ Drennen, Chris Wolcott, Kevin Grom, Kevin Bertolone and Dakota Packman
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Cleverly invented to counter growing terrorism, drone usage offers no controls nor checks and balances to prevent them from being used for politically nefarious purposes. Imagine what Richard Nixon would have done if he'd had such peremptory or discretionary presidential authority? Any of his antagonists, like Daniel Ellsberg, would have monitored by domestic drones... and then Ellsberg would have been picked up and held for providing "material support" to the enemy in a time of war. There are currently no discernible safeguards to prevent a paranoid and power hungry President (think Johnson, Nixon, or Obama), or his/her national security team, from using drone technology as a threat and/or punishment to political enemies, particularly given the exigencies of war or a domestic emergency like 9/11. For national security purposes, Americans are already subject to warrantless wiretaps of calls and emails, the warrantless GPS "tagging" of their vehicles, the domestic use of Predators or other spy-in-the-sky drones, and the Department of Homeland Security's monitoring of all our behavior through "data fusion centers." http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/03/ff_nsadatacenter/ Given this toxic mashup of losses of privacy, if the road to hell is paved with good intentions, then domestic drones are a superhighway to an Orwellian panoptic gulag. America's promise has always been the power of the many to rule, instead of the one. Ungoverned drone usage, particularly domestically, gives power to the one. Domestic drone usage is ill-conceived, elitist, and end-runs our inherent Constitutional protections. Here are two (2) different videos that anchor my points: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssoOASanKao http://vimeo.c
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I am not sure if you intended to make it look like the EPA is NOT using drones to surveil American farmers, but here are links directly from the EPA that they have been doing so or plan on doing so. http://cfpub.epa.gov/si/si_public_record_report.cfm?dirEntryId=143209&fed_org_id=770&SIType=PR&TIMSType=&showCriteria=0&address=nerl/pubs.html&view=citation&personID=441&role=Author&sortBy=pubDateYear&count=100&dateBeginPublishedPresented= http://cfpub.epa.gov/ncer_abstracts/index.cfm/fuseaction/display.abstractDetail/abstract/7784/report/2008 http://cfpub.epa.gov/si/si_public_record_report.cfm?dirEntryId=11068
Besides, you know what happens with government programs, especially related to Agriculture. They start off looking like something somewhat minimal and unobtrusive, and soon become quite an overbearing and taxing system that turn normal innocent citizens into criminals via regulation schemes. That is, GUILTY INTO ONE PROVES ONESELF INNOCENT. In the meantime, one sits in a jail cell unable to personally obtain the facts for defense, or loses one's assets prior to trying to win them back in a court of law versus the government--good luck Chuck.
Just because private enterprise is surveilling Americans does not mean that the government should also be able to. Think of it in 1990, if the EPA or a private technology company pulled up to a farmer's machine shed and started taking pictures. They told the farmer that they were going to use the pictures for harmless purposes such as posting them on the upcoming internet or to tell the farmer how he can do his job without releasing so many smells or CO2 amounts. Seriously? This would have NEVER been allowed. And yet just because the technology to do so is flying overhead, it should be allowed? What difference does it make if there are 2 feet on the ground with a camera, or a robot overhead with a camera? Are you really going to reply that there is a difference? ...Are you really going to reply at all?
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RUSSELL BAZE, SMILING TIGER, Winner: "This is a very nice colt. He ran a gutty and determined race. I think he's got big things in front of him. The last time I rode him (the 2009 Best Pal Stakes at Del Mar) Lookin At Lucky was in the race. He ran a good race but that's not really his distance (6 1-2 furlongs). He's a three-quarter mile kind of horse and we figured out a little bit more how to handle him in a race. I think we kind of ticked him off with the way we were handling him in his races. But that's my secret and I'm not telling anybody."
RAFAEL BEJARANO, SUPREME SUMMIT, Second: "The winner had a lot of horse, he was still running to the end. My horse had a good trip . I broke good and was maybe four or five lengths from the winner. When we straightened out, he was in the clear and finished well. He had a bad post, maybe that made a difference."
MARTIN GARCIA, E Z'S GENTLEMAN, Third: "I think he needed the race. I think he'll be ready for next time. He just got a little tired.
ALONZO QUINONEZ, COST OF FREEDON, Fourth: "Everything went the way we thought it would. The winner was right outside of us and he never gave me a breather. No excuses."
JEFF BONDE, SMILING TIGER, Winner: "We knew that Cost of Freedom was going to go hard early, and we were fortunate to draw outside of him. We were very concerned with getting a good break, because that hurt us in our last race. We've always felt six furlongs is his best distance, so we felt like we had a really good shot coming in."He's a free runner, and he just doesn't want you to bother him early. Today he was unmolested early, so he's able to stalk. He just doesn't like a guy taking a hold of him and see-sawing him around. In the Pat O'Brien, he was kind of taken out of his game. It's a distance that's tough for him. But at three quarters, he's a tough horse."
MIKE PUYPE, SUPREME SUMMIT, Second: "He ran great. He ran too good to lose. He lost ground and had to go around them. He made up seven or eight lengths, and that's hard to do. He ran great – it's hard to get beat when you run that well."
BOB BAFFERT, E Z'S GENTLEMAN, Third: "He ran well; it's a little short for him. This should set him up for (the Breeders' Cup Sprint on Nov. 6). He likes Churchill Downs; he won there earlier in the year.
"We had to use him a little early because of the pace. I figured the speed was going to stick today. But I'm happy with the way he ran. I would have liked to have won, but I'm happy with a nice strong race out of him."
Notes: The Grade I win was the first for Baze since he teamed with Lost in the Fog to capture the King's Bishop Stakes on Aug. 27, 2005 at Saratoga…Smiling Tiger is the fourth 3-year-old to win the Ancient Title, joining Idiot Proof (2007), P.T.'s Grey Eagle (2004) and Groovy (1986).
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WHEN: 2:30 p.m. alternate Tuesdays; next meeting Nov. 13
WHERE: Patterson City Hall, 1 Plaza
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Jenifer West, the city of Patterson's senior account clerk, recently recalled the day a man went to City Hall a few months ago asking what services were available for families in need.
His family had fallen on hard times, he said, and his wife was ashamed to ask for help.
The encounter prompted West and Adrienne Chaney, the city's recreation and community services director, to form a new group in July that they named the Health, Wellness and Hunger Coalition.
"I realized that there is a whole segment of the population that is newly in need and needs to know what resources there are," West said last week.
The coalition, which pools together people who are trying to ease hunger in the community, is working to do more to meet the community's food needs and address healthy habits.
Since that time, the group has attracted about a dozen people each week. They include representatives from local churches, Patterson Joint Unified School District and the Center for Human Services, community volunteers and people from local nonprofits.
Members have suggested a range of ideas, including taking advantage of free canned food warehoused in a Stockton food bank. Coalition members also hope to start collecting unwanted fruit from trees in local yards, modeled on Finger Pickin' Good, an outreach program run by Tracy resident Elizabeth Kirby.
One of the coalition's top priorities is to create a resource guide listing the organizations that help the needy and the services they provide.
"There's a lot that can be done," West said. "It's just a matter of connecting the dots."
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Chaney said she initially became interested in the coalition as a way of promoting better nutrition habits among local residents.
"It's really important that when people eat something, that it is going to truly nourish their bodies," Chaney said. "That's something we want to impress on people who are taking the classes."
The city seeks to do that by joining with the Four Season Community Garden program to open a community garden sometime in 2013 at American Eagle and Sperry avenues. West, who heads up that program, has dreamed of getting a community garden in Patterson since early 2010.
In addition, the city will host courses taught by Tracy-based Kiona's Farm'acy at the Hammon Senior Center next year on topics including herbal remedies, organic foods and physical activity. Kiona's Farm'acy focuses on health lifestyle habits and disease prevention.
The Agricultural and Natural Resources program from University of California, Davis, will lead classes for senior citizens at the senior center about budgeting and menu planning.
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The city's hunger needs gained attention when the Howard Training Center stopped offering meals at the Hammon Senior Center every weekday from May through October, instead serving meals only three times a week, Chaney said.
She said her work with the coalition had also made her aware of challenges facing the Westside Food Pantry, which a few months ago was short on volunteers and lacked a potential future president.
The pantry, which serves up food goods from a trailer in the Federated Methodist-Presbyterian Church parking lot, has gained new volunteers following the publication of a Sept. 13 story in the Irrigator.
The pantry still is short on food, however, President Olga Holcombe said this week.
To help alleviate local hunger, the coalition is working on a plan to deliver cans from the Stockton-San Joaquin Emergency Food Bank to Patterson. Once in the city, they can be sorted and labeled and distributed to local groups and agencies that help the needy.
Many such groups already receive food from the Salvation Army, said Sandra Ortega, assistant program manager for the Salvation Army in Modesto.
In addition, the Salvation Army offers food boxes to needy families once a month at Sacred Heart Catholic Church and locations in Newman, Grayson and Westley. Ortega said the ministry gives out 190 to 220 boxes each month in Patterson alone.
Claudia Smith, who coordinates the Trust in Jesus Cuisine Program, which feeds people most days in North Park off Plaza Circle, said she had noticed an increase in the number of people needing help in Patterson through the years. When she first arrived in 1990, she said, she did not notice any homeless people in town.
Now, about 40 to 65 regular attendees, including some who are homeless, show up at North Park for meals Monday through Saturday, she said.
Some have lost homes or jobs, while some farm workers are temporarily unemployed between harvests, Smith said.
A few people who received food at the park last week said they were happy to hear of the new hunger coalition and glad for the existence of groups such as Trust in Jesus Cuisine.
Josh Cervantes, 21, noted that he was homeless about a year ago, and the meals served in the park supported him through that tough time.
"It really does help out," he said.
Regular attendee Frankie Torry, 46, said he and others have benefited from the program, though he would like to see a local program serving meals in the evenings, too.
Offering accountability
Other coalition members are seeking to ensure that local residents have skills that will help them. For instance, the Center for Human Services offers nutrition classes in conjunction with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education, a federal/state partnership that supports nutrition education for those who qualify for food stamps.
Those who receive staples from an emergency food closet at Patterson Family Resource Center must take nutrition classes if they receive food more than once, explained Laura Elkinton, program coordinator for the Center for Human Services. Classes cover topics including healthy eating, exercise and family budgeting, she said.
"We really want to help people become self-sufficient, so that they don't have to ask for food the next month," Elkinton said.
She said the coalition prevents groups from duplicating efforts and allows them to work together as a team to help serve the community.
Smith expressed similar sentiments.
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Contact Jonathan Partridge at 892-6187, ext. 26, or email@example.com. HOW TO HELP
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•Local residents can adopt a family and provide food and gifts during the holiday season by contacting Center for Human Services. The agency also could use donations of food to stock its shelves.
•For information: Center for Human Services, 892-6688
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•For information: Olga Holcombe, 892-8455
Teen Thanksgiving dinner
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"Digital technologies have given society an extraordinary cultural potential. If that potential is to be made real, we must reconcile it with the legitimate and important claims of copyright. In this beautifully written and careful work, Fisher, more completely than anyone else, maps the choices that we might make. He argues for a choice that would produce enormous social good. And while not everyone will agree with the conclusions he draws, no one who cares seriously about creators or culture can ignore the framework that he has set. There are choices that we as a society must make. And as Rawls did in political theory, or Milton Friedman did in economics, Fisher provides an understanding that will color policy analysis for the generations to come."—Lawrence Lessig, Stanford Law School
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Man this is so cool. Imagine this with Amnesia
Throw in some force feedback so you can feel when u get hit and Amnesia would need to include a pair of diapers.
Wow now that is cool plus the fact you get a physical workout as well which would enhance it as well after you got used to it.
Need a workout? Play games.
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Throw in some force feedback so you can feel when u get hit and Amnesia would need to include a pair of diapers.
Dude, that would make it spectacular.
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I bet you there will be force feedback in a type of suit that you can wear in the future.
A bit gimmicy, but I can tell they've thought through a lot of this. However, is it safe to strafe? What about backpedaling? Jumping?
Could a compromise be a omnidirectional foot pad that can be controlled while sitting down? I've always thought the idea of a foot mouse (if it could be done hygienically) could increase productivity so the fingers don't need to leave the asdf, jlk; positions.
Hahaha! No doubt on the diapers.
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Hook it to your heartrate. Use that somehow!
Quadeddie: The point is to get people *out* of the chair, up *on* their feet and actually *moving*. It doesn't sound like this product is for you.
They could feed your bio stats like heart rate, respiratory rate, and BP back in to the game for a more immersive game experience.
I don't like it because all the 10yr olds will know who use old guys are, We would be the ones walking slow and with a limp.
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The treadmill won't be popular because it requires exercise. Gamers like to sit on their sofas, eating Doritos and sipping on Mountain Dew.
Not always, I like to drink beer when i'm playing. Makes it more interesting.
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Colleen Scherer Attacks against agricultural biotechnology have increased noticeably this fall within the United States and around the world. It appears that activists who oppose genetically modified crops are advancing their causes more aggressively than ever before.
The tactics being used recently are more sophisticated than previously seen, although some of the same tactics are still being used. For example, protestors blocked the truck entrance of Monsanto's Seminis Vegetable Seeds Inc. plant in Oxnard, Calif., in September. The nine protestors were arrested and claimed to be part of the group Occupy Monsanto, which aims to force Monsanto to stop distributing GM crop seed. The group claimed the protest was not in response to Monsanto opposing Proposition 37 in California, which seeks to require labeling of genetically modified food ingredients in all packaged items. The group has been supportive of Prop 37.
Outside of the United States, challenges to agricultural biotechnology seem to be escalating. Anti-GM activists typically employ the use of fear tactics to sway unknowing consumers away from food purchases. This tactic has been successful in the past. But what's different this time is the activists are trying to use a more scientific approach to discount biotechnology's benefits. Biotechnology has long held up under scientific scrutiny, and the research has consistently shown the technology is safe to use. But scaring people works more effectively if you claim to have research behind the findings.
In Australia, anti-GM researchers released a study claiming that a GM wheat variety could cause liver damage. However, the methodology of the study was questioned by many in the scientific community.
Professor Rick Roush, the Dean of the Melbourne School of Land and Environment at the University of Melbourne, said, "Not only are these claims of potential health risks from the CSIRO starch-modified wheat highly speculative, they have been advanced by three anti-GM campaigners who have deliberately bypassed independent scientific assessment of their claims. Instead, this has been launched such that it will become another scientific-sounding scare story in cyberspace, a well-worn path of anti-GM so-called 'science' by press release."
In another attempt to use science to disprove the use of biotechnology, French scientists released a report saying Monsanto's GM corn fed to rats caused them to have tumors and multiple organ damage. The researchers claimed that 50 percent of the male and 70 percent of the female rats died prematurely compared with only 30 percent and 20 percent in the control group.
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If biotechnology is such a boon to environmental and global health, why don't the chemical companies that produce GMO seeds want credit for their inventions? Monsanto, DuPont et al. claim GMOs are distinct enough from their organic predecessors to warrant protection by the U.S. patent office as unique intellectual property, but these same companies don't want Americans (or the rest of the world!) to be aware they're eating these patented GMOs? Hypocrisy! Regardless of ostensible disagreement within the 'scientific community' on the long-term effects and safety GE seeds and genetically manipulated living organisms, every person has the fundamental right to knowledge of what they are eating.
Mintwood - Why, if eco-luddites and eliminationists in the anti-ag movement have scientific proof of gm harm, do the avoid peer review and spend time ginning up their research results in eco-extremist, panic-mongering publicity campaigns? As to why inventors avoid publicity, perhaps it is because of all the Death Threats, Fire bombings, Hate Speech, and various other Terrorist threats against them by organizations that claim to have "scientific" proofs. Gutless cowards and psychotic zealots that they are... Hypocrisy, thy name is eco-freak. Of course, in your soft, well-fed, mentally-insulated urban cocoon of DC, you don't have any direct contact with the reality of feeding billions of people and can rave freely about the horrors of which you exercise your RIGHT to know nothing.
Mintwood - Why, if eco-luddites and eliminationists in the anti-ag movement have scientific proof of gm harm, do the avoid peer review and spend time ginning up their research results in eco-extremist, panic-mongering publicity campaigns? As to why inventors avoid publicity, perhaps it is because of all the Death Threats, Fire bombings, Hate Speech, and various other Terrorist threats against them by organizations that claim to have "scientific" proofs. Gutless cowards and psychotic zealots that they are... Hypocrisy, thy name is eco-freak. Of course, in your soft, well-fed, mentally-insulated urban cocoon of DC, you don't have any direct contact with the reality of feeding billions of people and can rave freely about the horrors of which you exercise your RIGHT to know nothing.
In 1999 the Pro-GMO Rockefeller Foundation stated emphatically that GMO technology would not be accepted unless foods containing GMO ingredients were labeled as such. They further stated that the consumer should have the right to choose. They were right. Resistance to Genetic Engineering will escalate until the USA mandates labeling for GMO foods. Whether mandatory GMO labeling is consistent with good plant science is a matter for debate, but labeling is definitely good social science.
Let's make a list of Links. You probably won't read them, or if you do, you'll decry the Science involved, but the point is, there's a LOT more than "Press Releases" out there, AND much from Independent sources: 1. http://www.responsibletechnology.org/health-risks 2. http://www.ucsusa.org/food_and_agriculture/our-failing-food-system/genetic- engineering/environmental-effects-of.html 3. http://www.biolsci.org/v05p0706.htm 4. http://www.biotech-info.net/allergens.pdf 5. http://aaemonline.org/gmopost.html 6. http://www.soilassociation.org/LinkClick.aspx? fileticket=SqDvBO1pyEU%3D&tabid=390 7. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3078015/ 8. http://www.biosafety-info.net/file_dir/315324885a5d6ca2f5.pdf These Links should be enough for a good start-but do your OWN Research. Regurgitating a "Party Line" will never win "converts". Bio-Engineering IS a viable science, but one in it's infancy. New research indicates that cellular processes are at work on a sub-nuclear scale, that magnetic fields are involved, that there is NO junk DNA/RNA (shouldn't we know what the rest does? Current technology was founded on the premise that most of it was "left-over" junk from Evolution…), that even nano-particles can have their function altered by changing their shape, and that the lattice-like formations will "freeze" ions into their shape even after the DNA lattice is removed. There are no answers yet on how traits are "jumping" species, nor has even the Government weighed in on the effects of the much higher than normal Cesium levels in our soil. These are ALL things that "invite" the industry to step back, work on soil repair, and to do the exhaustive research needed to create a new generation of Biotech which fulfills our dreams.
Will, do you really think it will help to put yet another point of information on food lables? People don't even read the nutrion information on the label. So what makes you think they will pay attention to this label?
You can already buy GM-free food, just look for the USDA Organic label. Yes, you have to pay more but that's the way it should be since there are no safety risks with GM food. Why should I have to pay more for my food because of your beliefs?
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I have an earlier version that has the utensil roll built in (not removable) and it has served me well for many years in the BWCAW. The side pocket are the perfect size for small rectangular (14" x 12.5" x 5.5") dish pans, Rubbermaid 2951 20 I was lucky to find them in black years ago. I usually fill the pans with fuel bottles, ropes, stoves and other gear I don't want to carry with the food. The main compartment I fit with a cardboard box in the liner and put a soft side cooler in the bottom. The box helps to keep the pack up-rite and open when searching it's contents, and no more crushed bread.
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
WIP Wednesday #25
New projects:
Mod Times Quilt-AlongEven though there a many other things I should be doing, I jumped into Twin Fibers' Mod Times Quilt-Along this week. Not only do I love this design, it also offers the chance to learn how to make set-in seams. Having that skill seems like it could open up a lot of new design possibilities for me.
I'm also hoping this quilt will serve as a baby gift which is long overdue (the baby's 6 weeks old already!). So I decided to bust out my beautiful stack of Aviary 2 in girly purples and greens. My blocks are all sewn and I'm ready for the next step! I am so happy with how it's looking so far! I decided to take a chance on the green woodgrain print for the block borders—and wow, I love how it takes such a modern design and gives it a little rustic twist. So cool!
Ongoing projects:
Modern Meadow baby quiltOops, I had hoped to have this done by now, but I'm still hand-stitching binding. I haven't logged as much couch time as usual, and that's prime hand-stitching time for me. : ) Unfortunately this means that I had no quilt finish in April. But I'm hoping to make up for it by having two (or maybe even more?) in May!
Supernova Quilt-Along
Ditto. It's basted and ready to go, just need to jump in. May 12 looms!
Completed tops awaiting quilting:
Hope Valley (the original Supernova)
On hold ... yeah, yeah.
Central Park jelly roll quilt
Figgy Pudding quilt
Wonky Log Cabin
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Completed projects - 1 (bee blocks)
Currently in progress - 10 (same as last week)
You're turn! Just a few quick reminders: 1) Please link to a post from the past week containing a work in progress. Yep, I'm the weirdo who doesn't want a linky full of finishes. : ) It's okay if your post contains finishes, but it must also contain at least one unfinished item. 2) Please link back to my blog in your post. 3) Comment on some of the other links. 4) Enjoy!
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I love that top quilt! SO cute! I think I might have to do that one too!! Happy WIP Wednesday!!ReplyDelete
Your new project looks fab!ReplyDelete
Love your mod quilt! I may have to go back & try that pattern!ReplyDelete
And we're tied with our supernovas - basted & ready to quilt!
I was admiring your Mod Times quilt on Flickr earlier this evening, it is gorgeous!!! The green woodgrain really makes that quilt. This is the second time I've had some fabric in my stash that I was unsure of what to do with and saw something on your blog that made me want to start cutting it up right away! I'm also a fan of your Far Far Away Lattice quilt. Great work Lee!!ReplyDelete
That Mod Times QAL was hard to resist, and your blocks sure look wonderful! I am looking forward to seeing your Supernova all done, the colours are so outstanding, quilting should only make it all better.ReplyDelete
The Mod quilt is faboo. The green woodgrain was an inspired choice!ReplyDelete
Ooh your Mod Times quilt is so pretty! Must go check that QAL out and put on the list for later in the year!ReplyDelete
Your Mod Times quilt looks fantastic! What is the solid you are using? I am trying to decide on a solid to go with my stash of Avairy 2!ReplyDelete
I can't believe it is Wednesday again already.
love your mod quilt! Great fabrics for this. Why does this have in-set seams, it's all straight edges? in-set seams are 'y seams' right? I'll have to check out the qal. Yours is really cool!ReplyDelete
Your Mod Times top looks so amazing!!! I love the use of the woodgrain, it makes the whole design just pop even more :) I can't wait to see how you wind up quilting and binding your Supernova, too. Happy WiP Wednesday!ReplyDelete
That top quilt is amazing! I'm glad you went with the green woodgrain, it's so much fun.ReplyDelete
Ooohhhh!!! Your Aviary2 quilt is GORGEOUS!!! I just bought some of that fabric! Love it! :) I can't get over how talented you are.... I can't wait till I can do some of the stuff you do! lol!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the mod times quilt, your fabric choices are wonderful! And it's such an interesting pattern!ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting WIP wednesday!
Wow!! the modern times quilt is amazing!ReplyDelete
Oh my Lee.....just when I think I've see it all!! I love the Mod Times quilt...just beautiful..and so is your Super Nova...I am so behind in getting at more quilts right now...this time of year...so much to do outside....but I just love them....you are a super girl there.....ReplyDelete
Your new quilt is looking great, Lee! You're right - the woodgrain is awesome that way.ReplyDelete
I'm loving the wood grain too, great choice!ReplyDelete
I'm loving your Mod Times quilt! I had resisted joining that quilt-along thus far, but I'm not sure I'll be able to hold off much longer! The green woodgrain looks awesome.ReplyDelete
The Mod Times quilt top looks fantastic!ReplyDelete
Wow!!! That's gorgeous. It makes me think of little pieces of art framed and highlighted against a white paper screen wall, almost like an Okinawa modern traditional home.ReplyDelete
I saw that quilt at Twin Fibers. I would love to make that sometime in the future. Yours is very nice. It would be nice to have as a baby gift because of the size of it. I like the Aviary line of fabrics too.ReplyDelete
Love your new quilt! Using that wood grain print was such a good choice! It is beautiful!ReplyDelete
Your modern meadow quilt is going to be delicious!!! I think it is a-ok that you didn't finish a quilt in April. You definitely weren't sitting around doing nothing...that's for sure!!! :)ReplyDelete
thanks again for hosting us all each week! Love the new quilt, it's one on my to-do someday too!ReplyDelete
I really like your Mod Times quilt! And I've been sitting on the couch this week hand sewing on the binding for my master bedroom quilt. I think my kids are enjoying the fact that I'm watching movies with them (sorta watching =)! Have a great day!ReplyDelete
Oh! I definitely love your Mod Times Quilt Along! Those are wonderful colors! Likewise, I like the circle of geese, green on white block you made for a swap. Just super stuff, Lee. It's all so inspiring!ReplyDelete
That green woodgrain really brings something special to your quilt. Really pretty cool!! Wishing you lots of couch time so that you can finish your binding!ReplyDelete
Hello Lee! That quilt top is beautiful and I love the fabrics! I saw that earlier and didn't pay attention how it's sewn - better go to look again.ReplyDelete
Thank you again for a great party! It's so nice to see all the lovely works of yours and the other ladies!
Have a sunny time! Teje
Hiya, the mod times quilt top looks totally gorgeous and totally modern (obviously!). By the way, I have no idea what set-in seams are - they sound tricky!ReplyDelete
The purple and greens are just fantastic together! What a fun way to learn a new skill!ReplyDelete
The Supernova, is, of course, beautiful!
I love your color combinations on the Mod Times quilt top. Beautiful! That green really makes the colors pop and helps the white stand out.ReplyDelete
looks like lots of great blogs to check out this week!ReplyDelete
I like the fabrics for your mod times quilt. thank you for diong this WIP. I really like seeing what others are working on.ReplyDelete
I agree -- the Mod Times is looking so good! :)ReplyDelete
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Skills Canada NWT is a non-profit dedicated to promoting careers in skilled trades and technology to northern youth. We do this by organizing programs and events each year for youth throughout the NWT.
Skills Canada National Competition
Skills Canada NWT is bringing a team of Grade 9-12 students and Post- Secondary Apprentices to compete in the Skills Canada National Competition. We're excited to see youth and adults from across Canada showcase their skills and challenge each other to new heights of success!
Mississauga, Ontario: June 4 - 7, 2014
Learn more about trades and network with your peers. For more information call (867) 873-8743 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Click event name below for more information.
Territorial Skills Competition & Career Expo
(Yellowknife, NT) - Tuesday May 6th, 2014
Regional Skills Competitions (RSC)
(Inuvik, NT) - North RSC - Feb 6, 2014 (Hay River, NT) - South RSC - Feb 27, 2014
Power Up! Youth Conferences
(Yellowknife) - Young women's conference - Nov 25, 2013
Young men's conference - Nov 26, 2013
Skills Canada National Competition
(Vancouver, BC) - June 5 - 8, 2013
Richard Neary Electrical Installations (Post Secondary level): GOLD
Press Release
Territorial Skills Competition & Career Expo
Winners List (Yellowknife) - April 16, 2013
NWT - North Regional Skills Competition
Winners List (Inuvik) - Feb. 22, 2013
Our Skills Club Startup Kit is now online! Visit our Skills Club page for more information.
For more information click here.
Our alumni survey is now online! No more losing paper, having to mail things back to us, or any of that stuff.
We only want alumni completing it, so if you're a past participant of any Skills Canada NWT programs, please contact our office at "skillsnt @ skillscanada.com" (no spaces) and we'll give you the password to access the survey.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Click here to take survey once you get the password.
Are you an employer in the NWT? Do you hire people to work in skilled trades and technology jobs? If so, we want to hear from you!
Click here to take our NWT Employer survey