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1. The assumption here has been that your relationship with God is in good shape. You cant lead where you will not walk.
2. Run to your wife and hold her. Tell her you love her. Then ask if there is something that needs to be done around the house.
3. Make plans to go out with her this week. Tell her you want to learn more about her. Bring pen and paper, ask questions, and LISTEN.
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- 01 April 2009 | Windsurfing
As the sport grows and expands it makes sense to bring slalom windsurf racing back to Bonaire. Bonaire is proud to welcome the IFCA slalom Pro Kids Junior Worlds and Youth and Masters World Championships. The event will be held on Sorobon Beach, Bonaire from 12th to 18th July 2009.
The island is proud to add slalom racing to its annual event.
Bonaire offers perfect race conditions with water temperatures in the low 80's.
Lac Bay is a protected area affording all racers safe and challenging courses. Bonaire has great pride for the unofficial national sport, windsurfing. The entire island warmly welcomes freestyle and slalom competitors in July.
Bonaire has a long seafaring history.
This Dutch Caribbean island is situated 70 miles from Aruba, 30 miles from Curacao and about 50 miles from Venezuela.
The island enjoys year round trade winds and is out of the hurricane belt making it a lovely year round sailing and watersports destination.
Locals have fished the waters for hundreds of years sustaining their lives living off of the sea. Boat builders still live on island preserving their lifestyle and culture crafting and maintaining their traditional Bonairean boats.
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There were races to Curacao and even a few hardy souls windsurfed to Venezuela. Since the advent of windsurfing on this island of 14,000 people windsurfing is now big. The island is proud of their pro windsurfers who travel the world to compete and represent Bonaire.
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Last Thursday night, sailing history was made when Macquarie Innovation powered down the 500 meter course at Sandy Point, Australia at an average speed of 50.43 knots.
Macquarie Innovation reached a maximum speed of 54.23 knots (100km/hr) in winds of only 24 knots and became the first sailing boat in the world to complete an official 500 meter run in excess of 50 knots.
Macquarie Speed Sailing Team is now preparing the record claim for ratification by the sport's governing body - the World Sailing Speed Record Council.
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About 38 windsurfers and six kitesurfers took full advantage of yesterday's blustery Wellington morning for their annual "Harbour Blast" race around Matiu/Somes Island.
It was the first time in the history of the decades-old race that kitesurfers had taken part - though they had to start later than their water-bound colleagues for safety reasons.
Race officer Bob Zuur, of Wellington Windsurfing Association, said racers took off from Hikoikoi reserve in Petone about 11am and finished at Eastbourne some 25 minutes later.
Contestants James Court and Jimmie Fourie, both of Wellington, took out the board and kite sections respectively - though it was not clear by last night which of the two had completed the course faster, Mr Zuur said.
Conditions had been "close to ideal" and the match-up between the two wind codes would hopefully lead to more joint events, he said. "There's quite a bit of competition between the two . . . They're kind of like Aussies and Kiwis."
Wellington had once been too dangerous for a lot of kitesurfing but rapid advances in technology had made the sport much safer on the gusty harbour, he said.
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What is a tufted Oriental Rug?
Hand tufted area rugs resemble more expensive hand knotted rugs in intricacy of design, detail and coloring. A hand tufted rug is constructed by pushing yarns through a heavy canvas backing, then shearing the face of the rug to create a cut pile. These rugs are very heavy, extremely dense in weave and are very low in terms of quality. We don't recommend these rugs.
What is a hooked Oriental Rug?
Hooked rugs are made with wool and are woven using a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook, to form a looped pile. Our hooked rugs are made on a non-skid latex backing.
How long will my rug last?
There are many factors that can affect the longevity of an area rug. They include fiber type, weave and density. Our handmade rugs can last from 60 to as much as 100 years.
Common Oriental Rugs Construction Methods
Made by tying thousands of knots to the weft threads on a loom, which are secured by the warp threads. This ancient method demands great skill – one rug can take months to create. Hand-knotting yields the strongest, longest-lasting, and most unique types of rugs available. A hand-knotted rug is a true investment and with proper care the piece will become more valuable over time.
Produced by pushing yarn up through a mesh foundation with a needle or a gun. A backing secures the tufts or loops, which can be snipped (known as cut pile) or can be left intact (called looped or hooked) pile. A tufted rug resembles a hand-knotted one, but can be made more quickly, inexpensively and generally are mass produced.
Consisting of only weft and warp threads, therefore with no pile. They are reversible and quite literally flat, but can be soft when made from thicker fibers, such as wool. Flat weaves are lightweight and require a pad to keep them from slipping underfoot. Also because they have no pile, flat-weaves won't hide debris or dirt as well as other types and will wear more quickly in high traffic areas.
To extend the life of your oriental rugs, consider these tips.
Origin of oriental rugs
The 'make' is the actual location where a rug is produced. A rug produced in pakistan may be Persian style and could be sold under the name of its style. At the same time, a rug could be woven in the same exact place where its style first originated. Therefore, sometimes the style and the make have the same name, and sometimes they have different names. When you are buying a handmade rug, you need to know both the name of its style, and its make because make could be a factor in the value of the rug.
The 'style' of rug is the design or the look of the rug that the associated to the region, city or the village that they make the rug. Persian styles are the most diverse styles worldwide. There are over fifty different Persian styles woven in Iran and other countries such as India, Pakistan, China, and some European countries. Some well-known Persian styles include Afshar, Arak, Ardabil, Bakhtiari, Bijar, Esfahan, Farahan, Ghouchan, Hamadan, Heriz, Joshaghan, Kashan, Kerman, Kermanshah, Lilian, Malayer, Mashad, Nain, Najafabad, Natanz, Qashghai, Qazvin, Qum, Ravar, Sabzevar, Sarab, Saruk, Senneh, Serapi, Shiraz, Sultanabad, Tabriz, Tehran, Varamin, Yazd and Zanjan.
Weaving Process of oriental rugs
The most valuable and exquisite rugs are made by hand, celebrating the unique creations of individual artisans. In practice, the hand weaving process has not changed much over the centuries. It still begins with the warp, a vertical stretching of threads on a loom (the frame on which the carpet is created). Knots are hand-tied horizontally across the warp threads row by row to create the design. Following each row of knotted threads, a second series of threads known as weft are interlaced with the warp at right angles, which form the foundation of the rug. The color and thickness of the hand-knotted wool yarn, the knotting technique and construction determines the appearance of a rug. Each authentic handmade rug possesses its own unique quality through the use of hand-spun wool and hand-dyed yarn that creates a subtle difference.
Color of oriental rugs
Dyeing can be defined as the process of changing the natural color of materials such as wool, silk, and cotton. Therefore, when we discuss the color of rugs we are there are two types of colors to consider which are natural and synthetic colors.
Natural Colors
Until the late nineteenth century only natural dyes were used for coloring weaving yarns. Natural dyes include plant dyes, animal dyes, and mineral dyes.Plant dyes come from roots, flowers, leaves, fruit, and bark of plants.
Below are some examples of plants used as dyes:
Please note, all the primary natural colors could be mixed to produce a wide variety of secondary hues. Presently, natural dyes are still used in some traditional dye-houses and villages where natural sources are readily accessible.
Synthetic Colors
During the mid-nineteenth century, the demand for handmade rugs increased in the West, therefore increasing Eastern production. To meet the demand an increased color pallet of synthetic dyes were developed in Germany and imported to Iran to reduce costs.
The first synthetic dyes was aniline dyes which were made from coal and tar. This dye created brilliant colors but faded rapidly with exposure to light and water. However, the use of these dyes were banned by Nasser-e-Din Shah, the Persian king of Qajar Dynasty, in 1903. Thus causing Persian weavers to discontinue the use of synthetic dyes until the modern synthetic chrome dyes were developed during the first and the second World Wars.
Chrome dyes are stable (any dye that retains its intensity despite exposure to light and water) and are produced in an infinite range of attractive hues that are mainly used for coloring weaving yarns. When purchasing a rug we have confidence in both types of natural and synthetic colors as they will both age elegantly over time.
Knots of oriental rugs
Knotting can be defined as the tying of the colored yarn around the threads of the foundation that creates the pile of a carpet. The most important element in creating a quality rug is its basic construction and the integrity of its principal materials. Additionally, knotting is a precised skill and is crucial to the aesthetics of a finished carpet. Rugs do not need to have a large knot count to be high quality. So be wary if someone tries to sell you a rug solely on the basis of a knot count.
Knots per square inch and determines the number of knots in one square inch of the rug. It represents the overall number of knots used in creation of a handmade rug. Usually, City rugs have higher KPSI since they have more detail and they use finer wool. Tribal rugs have lower KPSI since their design is more simple and geometric.
The diagrams below illustrate two different knotting techniques that are used depending upon the geographical origin and specific use of the carpet.
The cut ends of the yarn emerge between two warp threads around which it is tied.
The knot is used primarily in Turkey, the Caucasus, and in many rural regions in Iran, and by some Turkoman tribes.
This is also known as the Persian knot and encircles only one pair of warps.
Many asymmetrically knotted rugs display more finely patterned motifs.
Composition of oriental rugs
A rug composition is comprised of three parts; layout, field and border. When we discuss the layout of a rug, we are talking about the overall arrangements of motifs or objects that are woven in to the rug. A motif is any single form or corresponding group of forms that creates a portion of the design. However the term is fairly general and it can be divided into three additional kinds such as one sided, medallion and all-over layouts.
The field of a rug is the area that contains the medallion, motifs and the corners of the rug. Generally, the field's color is the dominant color of the background with exception to the border. Frequently used background colors are red, blue, beige, and yellow.
Surrounding the field are two borders including internal and external. While the internal border frames the field, the external border encompasses the whole rug, which is secured by Selvedge. Additionally, the border color is not as readily distinguished as the background color. Most border colors consist of red, blue, beige, yellow, and green.
One Sided Layouts
Prayer and pictorial rugs are consider to have one sided layouts
because the design is woven in one direction. As a result, these
designs can only be viewed from one side (similar to a photograph).
One Sided Layouts
Prayer and pictorial rugs are consider to have one sided layouts
because the design is woven in one direction. As a result, these
designs can only be viewed from one side (similar to a photograph).
One Sided Layouts
Prayer and pictorial rugs are consider to have one sided layouts
because the design is woven in one direction. As a result, these
designs can only be viewed from one side (similar to a photograph).
Types of Weave used in oriental rugs
The earliest form of weave is the dimensional flat weave, where horizontal threads are passed over and under vertical threads. This kind of weaving can be traced back to ancient Egyptian times, before pile weaving began. There are four types of flat weave rugs: Kilim, Dhurry, Sumakh and Aubusson.
- Kilim
The Kilim uses the same type of dye and the same patterns in certain areas. The peculiar characteristic of kilims is due to the primitive form of weaving. The weft wool threads are twisted very firm to give the look of linen. The weft threads do not go beyond the particular figure in the pattern and once it is finished perfectly the rug is exactly the same on both sides. Do to the method of weaving, the design is geometric. The meaning of the word Kilim is "double faced", they are reversible. Persian Kilim is called Gileem and comes in a few different types but the finest of these are the Sehna.
- Dhurry
The Dhurry is a flat weave rug made in India and in Afghanistan. Old Dhurries are made of cotton and are tightly woven. These rugs were used in wedding ceremonies and other important occasions. Flat weave was essentially the art. At some point there were rules and regulations concerning the quality of the products were established. The best rugs were made by a limited group which included members of the local authority and other influential people.New Durries are made from both cotton and wool. The best ones have five or six ply wool yarn twisted together to make the weft threads. The tighter the weave is, the longer the rug lasts. The lowest quality Dhurries are used as bed covers and underlay for fine rugs. These types of weaves have also been seen in American Indian rugs from Peru.
- Sumakh
Sumakhs are flat weaves with design on one side, with loose ends at the back. Sumakhs are hand make pileless carpets from the Caucasus, around the Caspian Sea. The design of the Sumakh is like any other rug from the Caucasus, geometric and ornate. The ground is covered with geometric shapes running lengthwese with the occasional star or diamond which is the knot of destiny. There are many beautiful finished weaves made for tents, bags and saddle bags in this area. The women of the tribes placed a high value on design improvement by filling the spaces with small designs without loosing the overall stability of the main design.
The closest technique of weaving is found in the Kashmir shawls where the two dimensional fabric is made with the design on one side, leaving the loose threads inside. Because of its similarity in technique and fineness, Sumakhs were also called Kashmir. A long needle with a hook is used to insert the different threads between the warp and weft.
- Aubusson
Aubusson is woven in France using the Kilim or slit-tapestry technique. The term is also used to refer to the familiar design of these rugs, which generally feature a floral medallion worked in pastel shades. First flat-weave Aubussons appeared in about 1768. In making the Aubusson, the weaver pulls the colored yarns of weft through neutral-colored warp threads that will make a smooth-surfaced fabric that runs the width of the finished rug. The resulting weave is like the weave employed for tapestries, but heavier and thicker.
Types of Dyes
There are three types of dye used:
Oriental Rugs as Art
The manuscript painters were a great source for carpet designs. The tulip design which originated in Turkey evolved from the calligraphers's brush to ceramic forms, into carpets. The collaboration between the Islamic architects and designers and weavers is quite evident. Variety as well as, repetition is the theme in this art form. Compared to the modern artists, the ancient art of rug weaving was mostly anonymous by artists who left the rugs unsigned. Sometimes pieces are signed like the Ardebil Mosque rug signed by Maqsood of Kashan, as a prayer of art dedicated to god and to the Mosque.
Oushak rugs of 15th century Turkey are used in paintings of Lorenzo Lotto and Hans Holbein. From several documentary sources we know that Turkish and Persian rugs were used as table covers, wall hangings, trappings for horses and carriages, alters, pulpit and communion table decorations. They also were used in marriages and funeral rituals. Hungary and Transylvania were influenced by the Ottoman.
Design of oriental rugs
From the antiques of Isfahan, Ardebil, and Mongol carpets, down to the pieces that are manufactured today in India, Iran, Turkey, Pakistan and Romania, the same imagination persists – a flower garden, the open air, life. In antique rugs the field is closely covered and stems, leaves, and tendrils pave the winding paths of multicolored flowers and vines on which the design is formed. The arabesques, panels, corner pieces and figures are all balanced. There is a perfection in detail and composition which adds a special charm to the old rugs. In later years, a medallion was added to the design bringing a centerpiece therefore the repeat pattern became more unusual. Though, centuries have come and gone, many of the classic patterns are still used. The cone, which has become paisley, the rosette and serrated leaves of the Herati pattern, the growing vine, the rose, carnation, lily, peony, the star like Henna blossoms, the palmette, the pomegranate, the shah abbas and the Minakhani patterns, the turtle, the Chinese knot of destiny with birds, trees and animals are all still used.


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Most of the teachers are excellent, the principal is a good leader and is fair to the kids, the privilages that come with going to the school are fantastic, and switching to this school from Elida schools was the best decision I have ever made.
I also went to this school, as well I have graduated one child from PHS and have another in her Junior year. The entire Portales Public School System is overrun with favioratetism, preferencial treatment, and graft. The System is all about the System. We have not in 20 years had a sizable increese in class size yet we now have 2 principals at every school who rake in around $90k as well as 2 secetarys who WILL NOT take messages, deliver items to classrooms or anything else besides sit behind the desk and violate childrens HEPA rights. If you have a child that needs any help at all getting thru school this is not the district for you. I had a daughter who graduated at 16 with a 3.75, she did'nt need any help. We spend our IDEA money on 90k football buses around here, thats the Portales way. I picked the one star because there was'nt a negitive star choice. If you have special needs children do NOT come here, if you live here and your child is in need of special services call the state Public Education Department they have a Special Education department and they help.
I went to school here and have my son graduating next year. In my personal experience and with my son, this is a great school no matter what your child is interested in he/she will fit in this school offeres great academics opportunities as well as sports. Your child just has to want to do it....
My students were not even close to being prepared for college. PHS needs to concentrate more on academics and less on their dying football program
I absolutley loved this school. I loved my friends, the teachers were awsome, and there was always someone there to help. For those who didnt think that Portaled High was a great school, apparently your kid or yourself wwasnt that popular!
This is a very good school. The faculty in all departments are great, and all academic programs are top notch. As a bonus, this school allows dual enrollment with several local colleges for students who excel in certain areas. Several students graduate PHS as college Sophomores, due to this awesome programs. Athletics are also top notch, with some of the best teams in all sports. This school also boasts a top-notch band and choir, with regular all-state placing; the speech and debate team at PHS also excels, with several national qualifying members. Overall, this school is one of the best you could send your children to.
I like this school alot. There are many different types of people here. So if your new here, your guaranteed to find someone that is like you. Some of the teachers are alright, some are plain out mean. The counselors are very nice and welcoming. One principal is rude, the other is nice.
This school is very lax in many things and academics is very favored. I personally would not put my child in this school unless you want them to accel in academics and not scolastics.
The academic programs are average, offering opportunities in honors programs and academic decathlon. The school is primarily driven by sports, and is a powerhouse in girls athletics. Parent involvement is encouraged in this schoool.
This is a great school. Great academics great program sports. They have it all. Best colors. Red and White. This school is exemplerary. I loved this school.
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In seventy six days, more than sixty three thousand of you have joined the effort to deliver Firefox 1.0 to more than twenty million thankful users!
You all are simply amazing!!
You've engaged your friends and family, your co-workers, colleagues, and fellow students in a novel and exciting effort to take back the Web. You've helped twenty million people to get beyond the daily chaos of adware, spyware, and constant virus infections. You've created the first and the largest open source marketing effort in history. And you all are educating the world that they do have a choice and that they can take control of their Internet experience.
You all have demonstrated that open source community can be powerful, committed, and capable of accomplishing once-unimaginable feats.
Today, we celebrate twenty million Firefox 1.0 downloads. But more than that, we celebrate the community that you all have built and we celebrate each and every one you!
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Nice. By the way, when will the new download graph be ready? I'd like to update the graph in Wikipedia.Posted by: minghong on January 24, 2005 12:46 AM
minghong, I already posted a couple of graphs to my flicker page. I'll get them up here sometime tomorrow.
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Thanks! The graph is just updated. :-)Posted by: minghong on January 24, 2005 02:12 AM
Congrats... Again, and again, and again! :-)Posted by: alfons on January 24, 2005 02:36 AM
Really, really cool. Congrats.Posted by: drunkenbatman on January 24, 2005 03:34 AM
Neowin.net has already covered this story, with the obligatory browser flame war in the following comments.
Is it just me, or do Neowin browser discussions tend to get more heated than those at slashdot?Posted by: David Naylor on January 24, 2005 04:32 AM
It ain't 20 million people, it's 20 million downloads. There's no way of knowing how many people that is.
And on the subject of inflated stats, someone wrote into MozillaZine to say that while Firefox usage overall had jumped up on their site, lots of it was down to Firefox requesting RSS feeds automatically (which it does on startup and once per hour after that), rather than people actually viewing pages. http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=5930#15Posted by: michaell on January 24, 2005 05:46 AM
Here is an article from heise.de, a big German IT publisher who runs a newsticker and forum
The current count at heise.de for january 2005:
All Mozillas (anything with Gecko) 44,1%
Microsoft Internet Explorer 36,3%
Opera 7,2%
Apple Safari 3,0%
KDE Konqueror 2,3%
Just to put the Heise numbers in perspective: They are one of the top-5 web sites in Germany (though with a tech-oriented user base) with more than 125 million page views per month.
A year ago MSIE had a market share of 55% percent with their audience. Apple (Safari) also gained market share (up to 3% from 2.2%).
Heise is a major IT site and publisher. It has huge forums, noted for their heated discussions and huge number of trolls. In this sense, Heise is the German Slashdot. Heise publishes c't and iX magazine, two top publications with a huge circulation. Heise is certainly not for the non-tech crowd, but it does attract "normal" IT users, not just geeks.Posted by: adaxl on January 24, 2005 08:08 AM
Well, considering that there are ~800,000,000 internet users worldwide, if the usage:downloads ratio was 1:1, we'd have an approx. 2.5% market share :)Posted by: M2Ys4U on January 24, 2005 10:07 AM
Can someone update "March to 10 million downloads" to something like "March to 100 million downloads"Posted by: Arbit on January 24, 2005 11:49 AM
Need your very good banner on my site and i have seen it, it is very good i promise to spread the good things to all my friends and love ones to tell them about the goodes on this site.Posted by: Evang benson on January 25, 2005 12:19 AM
Brazil using Firefox ;-)
firefox is great no more popups that annoy me and i find it faster than intenet explorer simply great well donePosted by: thejakyl2005 on January 25, 2005 08:33 AM
Yeah I agree, someone please update the "March to 10 Million downloads..." Need to set a new goal... 50 Million or 100 Million...Posted by: Rockman on January 25, 2005 02:49 PM
Amazing how just last year I was learning about this project and now it's so huge... and we can only go forward!Posted by: Joey on January 25, 2005 05:35 PM
This is excellent news! By June downloads is likely to hit 100K!
Congrats to all who are involved in the project.
Nest step is to increase the usage. How to make sure who ever downloads uses it?
Some random idea...
1) Improve the hard disk browsing (file manager) feature of Firefox. That's one area IE/Windows file manager integration has an advantage
2) "This webpage is best viewed with Firefox" icon/tag
3) Add-ons (Themes, extensions) need to be secure and signed.
4) A facility to click and send a message to someone whom you know to get Firefox
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couldnt get the system online due to a trojan.
But after killing off all the crap, and asundry back doors.
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