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The existing dock was once used to load and unload barges on the river, but it has since fallen into disuse. As the dock's foundation is still solid, the new mixed-use development will be added to it in a green renovation of sorts. The new 56,700 sq ft development includes dock facilities, commercial space, a public plaza, and residential units of various sizes. Taking inspiration from the nearby landscape and nature, the new dock is a stack of blocks shifted to provide terraces for apartments and optimal views. The dock is easily accessed via a new covered walkway from the road or the pedestrian path that runs along the riverfront.
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Transcendent Islanders Moments at the Nassau Coliseum
A columnist for The New York Times chooses five of his favorite memories from the Islanders' 43-year tenure at Nassau Coliseum.
April 11, 2015, Saturday
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Many North American fans are familiar with how soccer is played at a higher level and with stars like Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Martin Brodeur, who retired Thursday after a brief stint with the Blues, earned a spot alongside other New York sports icons despite playing across the Hudson River for the Devils.
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The fadeaway of the suburban Islanders has begun as the N.H.L. team prepares to play its final season in Nassau County before moving to Brooklyn.
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Saturday, September 21, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (September 21, 2002) - With quarterback Jatavis Sanders (Stone Mountain, Ga.) at the helm and running back Gaven Varner (Summerville, S.C.) trampling defenders, East Tennessee State's offense awoke from it's slumber to defeat VMI 35-21 at Memorial Center on Saturday night. Varner, who carried the ball 15 times for a season-high 128 yards, rushed for three touchdowns, all in the first half, to lead the Bucs (2-2, 1-0 SoCon) to their second consecutive victory at home. Sanders added 61 yards on the ground and 213 from the air on 20 of 31 passing, as ETSU tallied nearly 500 yards of total offense. "We have a young offense, but we've been working harder and harder in practice to get better," said Varner. "I give all of the credit for our success tonight to our offensive line. They did a great job of blocking and opening up some holes." Head coach Paul Hamilton, who has become frustrated with the offense making mistakes in the past, also noted a big improvement on Saturday. "For the first time we had continuity and consistency on offense," Hamilton said. "We have to continue be able to control the things that we have control over. That's the kind of a team I want to see us become, and if we do that, then we can turn into a good offensive football team." East Tennessee State enjoyed a 28-0 cushion at halftime as the Buccaneer defense held VMI to a first-half shutout, but the Keydets offense led by the arm of quarterback Joey Gibson, initiated a third-quarter comeback. Gibson hooked up with wideout Greg Carlson on a 73-yard pass play, bringing VMI all the way to the ETSU four-yard line and set up the Keydets first score of the game. Gibson found the endzone on a QB sneak from two yards out to make the score 28-7. After a defensive stop, VMI came back 71 yards on its next possession and scored on another Gibson sneak, this time on the ETSU one-yard line to get within 14. In the fourth quarter the Keydets kept rolling on the offensive side of the ball when Gibson found John Bell on a 15-yard TD pass to make it 28-21. ETSU's final score on the game came on a 21-yard run draw by Sanders. Cornerback Montreal Harkley (Hanahan, S.C.) led the Buccaneer defense with two interceptions for a total of 80 return yards and seven tackles, while Justin Reinier (Panarama City, Calif.) picked off a Gibson pass with 43 seconds remaining in the game to seal the victory. The Bucs will travel to Cullowhee, N.C. next Saturday to take on the Catamounts of Western Carolina. Right now Hamilton is happy to be undefeated in the Southern Conference, but went straight to work following the VMI game to prepare his team for Western Carolina. "They are a very good football team," Hamilton said of the Catamounts. "There's no question that we have to go to Cullowhee and play very well in order to come out of there with a win."
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The orangutan family of Kalimantan
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For the first seven or eight years of his life, Fred Galdikas had a best friend called Apollo Bob. Like most friends at that age, they would play together outside. And like most children at that age, their differences seemed immaterial. Kids have an ability to look beyond race, religion, or language and just see a friend for who they are.
That was probably lucky for Fred. You see, Apollo Bob was an orangutan.
Thirty years ago, when Fred was born, his mother was living deep inside the jungles of Kalimantan in Indonesia. Dr Birute Galdikas had set up a refuge for orangutans – somewhere to protect them and to research them. And while she was there, her family grew. What she didn't realise at first was that the family would end up including the animals around her.�These days, more than forty years after she first arrived in Borneo, Dr Birute Galdikas still spends most of her time living and working with the orangutans in Tanjung Puting National Park.
I first meet Fred as we sit on the wooden deck of a 'klotok', the traditional Indonesian boat that is taking us up the river to Camp Leakey, the heart of the orangutan conservation efforts. In the trees on the water's edge, monkeys sit in branches and watch us go past. The river winds its way through the dense jungle and the boat lethargically makes its way upstream. Around us the dense jungle is never silent – a reminder that we're not alone out here.
"Just remember, we are going into their world", Fred explains.
"We're going into an orangutan's world, we're not going to our world. This is where they stay, where they live. So when we interrupt that flow, it's interrupting nature a little bit."
It's an interruption that is needed, though. The orangutans are under threat from a number of fronts, but mostly from a shrinking habitat. Many local Indonesians are destroying the natural forests in Borneo to create palm oil plantations – one of the easiest ways to make money on the island.
After staring out at the endless jungle of trees along the river for the past few hours, it's hard to imagine the devastation that's happening just kilometres away. But Fred knows the reality all too well. "There just simply isn't enough forest for the orangutans to roam and live", he tells me.
It takes four hours to get to the main base, Camp Leakey, by boat these days. It feels so remote but I can only imagine what it was like 40 years ago when Birute set it up. There was no electricity or phones and, more importantly, she was under immense pressure after being told by academics that she had no chance of success – that the orangutans were too elusive to be studied in the wild.
How wrong they were. Or, to put it better, how wrong Dr Birute Galdikas proved them to be. And if you need reminding of that, the evidence of her success is right in front of me at the feeding station.
A local assistant puts a large bunch of bananas on the elevated wooden platform in the jungle, a ten minute walk away from the camp. He also leaves a bucket of milk and then walks away. Then the animals come. One orangutan appears high in a tree and slowly lowers itself down towards the platform, watching the surroundings as it descends. There's a rustling sound on the ground behind me and I turn around to see another orangutan lumbering towards the bananas, right through a group of humans. More follow from all directions until there are about half a dozen.
There's a nonchalance from the animals, seemingly aware of the people and the role we're playing, but without any deference. This is indeed their world and they know it. As we're watching the orangutans grab the bananas and then climb the trees to eat them, I chat with Fred. He explains how the animals are free to come and go as they like – there are no fences here. The food is offered in case the animals need it.
"We supplement their food intake", he says.
"If there's no fruit in the forest, they're not going to eat naturally, so they come here. But sometimes visitors come, spend all this money, spend four hours getting here and they don't see an orangutan. Well that's a good thing – it's because they're off feeding from their natural wild fruit."
But there is a bond here between human and animal that is unusual and unlike anything I have seen before. There's almost a magic in the way the orangutans behave with Fred and the workers. Many of these animals were rescued as baby orphans and have been brought up by humans. Although they are now free and behave as such, they're emotionally connected with their guardians.
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Why do we feel unhappy and what can we do about that subject?
I sometimes feel unhappy...I want to laugh much more . Let me give some suggestion and idea
Leo Taylor
Mar 3 2013: I am beginning to believe that we intermix the transient emotion of happiness with the "being happy in life" Which I would characterize as more of a reflective state on our entire life with the question "Am I happy?" (or, am I happy/content with my life?)
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I believe you are talking about the transient emotion. "Am I happy at this point in time?" And I think that many times we are not happy, BUT that is not a bad thing. You may be interested, or focused, or amused, and not exactly happy, but certainly not a terrible emotional state.
If you are looking to change the current emotional state from sad to happy, or something else then perhaps these techniques.
1.If you have an ipod or mp3 player then create playlists by mood. (eg, sad, happy, inspired, workout, inspired-happy)
2. When you are in a mood you do not want to be in then play the list of the mood you want.
Apparently there is a trick to this and I wish I could quote the study and remember the name of the technique. But you cannot just jump to the mood you want with music (classical is supposed to work well) You have to match your mood, then raise it a little at a time with various songs. This will eventually get the mind into a better mood.
Another recent study suggest watching a sad movie. Counter intuitive, but something about feeding the sadness (without feeding it on our own faults) will give the brain what it needs. And then we feel better afterwards.
Heres a link
Another quick tip I do is to look up (clouds, ceiling, trees) focus on the moment and take a deep breath, or even a deep body sigh. Focusing on the moment forces the brain to stay in the moment and becomes more tranquil. This sounds easy, but Buddhists have been trying to perfect this technique for 2500 years.Mar 3 2013: I am no expert but I have an opinion .... I think extremes are not good ... I think that some degree of happiness and unhappiness are necessary to show the differences in our likes / dislikes ... wants versus needs ... achievements against failures.
I have been lonely in a crowd and happy when all alone. As for laughter .... I would not want manufactured joy and laughter ... it must be sincere and a true expression of your joy ... a expression of love ...
I wish you well. Bob.Mar 2 2013: We cant do much about feelings. All we can do is make sure that we are not controlled by feelings; they are not always reliable. Sad feelings do come, and sometimes sadness is inevitable because life is a mix of the good and the bad. There are however times when sadness is as a result of harmful thoughts. These we can control.Mar 5 2013: One of the most important key to happiness is the understanding of one self. What and why we behave in a certain way. Most of our behaviors are coming from our parents and immediate surroundings. These (unconsciously) learned traits are predisposing us for most of our unhappiness. We picked up these behaviors during our childhood. By having them so early they predetermine what other behaviors we will accumulate later on. The way they do this is that behaviors are like to be "used" and to be "approved of". So when you have a certain demeanor than you will use it in a setting where it is usable and where it is approved of. When it is not approved then you will simply have a feeling that you are not welcomed, and when it is unusable than you will have a feeling of not fitting in. These feelings than ending up guiding you towards situations where your behaviors "feel good" about themselves. From your brain's point of view it is easier to use a behavior than to change it. Hence if you picked up some not so great traits from your folks than it will be really hard to get rid of them and even realizing that they are bad in the first place.
To regain (rediscover) happiness you must realize that almost 90% of the personality that you think as "this is me" just merely values and dispositions bestowed on you from the outside without your own conscious consent. When you come to this realization, than you are starting down the path to get to know your true self. The one who chooses his own values and chooses his own behaviors.
And that is a big step towards being in balance within.Mar 5 2013: When you are aware of yourself unhappy,be positive believe happiness is getting close to u:).Learn to accept unconditionally,pay more attention to care about your inner world.It needs your caring when u feel unhappy.oopss,I don't know how to describe to you.Because it is really a 'big' thing to concern in our lives.It needs us to keep learning it in our whole lives.I think I am doing on the way.Mar 5 2013: Happiness is the ultimate goal in our lives.It is meaningful for us to keep studying to probe the source of the happiness.Learning how you can be loving more.Let's called it happiness seeking journey.I think it belongs to spiritual and inner world issue.Mar 3 2013: In my opinion (based on my experiences)...un-happiness usually comes from an instance where you didn't allow room for happiness. I know it sounds counter-intuitive (and a bit silly), but it always made sense to me from the day I explored this notion. The concept is to understand that our physical actions can affect our emotional being. When you smile, certain muscles get triggered on your face and by triggering (intentionally) these muscles in time of un-happiness you can really make a difference within yourself. No matter how bad the situation is, you should never put yourself at un-ease, let there be some room for smile..=)...(this technically can happen only when you are conscious about it).
Understand that certain things are out of our control.....and circumstances (good and bad) happen for an un-apparent reason. Too philosophical...i know, but it comes from personal experience.
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Unhappiness is the mother of happiness.
Valid happiness makes us survive.
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MMar 3 2013: Happiness is not an emotion it is a condition. The key is in having interest in something and from that interest making and achieving goals.
Much of the trouble people have in this area, as Colleen and I have discussed several times, is in the area of interest.
People often fall into the trap of being interesting (celebrities often have this problem) and valuing attention which makes you dependent on other people to be happy.
On the other hand genuine interest in activities, life, education and goals creates happiness.Mar 2 2013: I think feeling sometimes unhappy or low is natural and OK. However there are many ways to minimize it:
- find good friends and meet them often
- watch comedies and comedians
- exercise to lift up your mood, it works!
- play fun games (esp. with others)
- listen to uplifting music
- engage in a hobby
cheersMar 2 2013: You write that you sometimes feel unhappy. I cannot tell whether you are describing a situation of responding in a natural way to sad things you encounter, or whether you mean you suffer from pronounced mood swings.
Assuming you mean the first, a couple of things that come to mind are making a daily or more frequent practice of noticing the positive things in your life for which you are grateful, including the prospects of changing in a positive way the things that are making you unhappy.
Physical activity, like walking regularly somewhere beautiful or interesting works for many people. If you want to laugh, you might watch the dogs playing.
Some people find that indulging each day in an activity off a list of things that give you great pleasure- whether it is singing, or planting things, or taking photos, or listening to a favorite record, or baking a pie- and doing one such thing every day, gives them an underlying sense of content.Mar 2 2013: .
The logical step is to find out why you feel unhappy and remove it, otherwise you're probably just going to temporarily inhibit the feeling, rather than escape from it.
Ofcourse theres nothing wrong with listening to motivating upbeat music or watching a comedian.
You could always try these, assuming theres no language barrier.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 22, 2003) - The Southern Conference 2003 preseason softball poll and all-league teams were released on Wednesday. East Tennessee State was tabbed to finish sixth in the conference, while Chattanooga was picked to defend its title for the fourth straight year. The Buccaneers also had three players selected to the preseason All-Southern Conference second team -- pitcher Tiffany McVay (Sale Creek, Tenn.), shortstop Mary Beth Hazelwood (Knoxville, Tenn.), and outfielder Danielle Spetar (Knoxville, Tenn.). "It has been a pleasure to work with this team and be a part of ETSU athletics," said first-year head coach Amy Fuller. "I believe if we stay healthy we should be able to compete with any team and be contenders in the Southern Conference. This team is young, competitive, and ready to swing the bats." In only their second season of competition, the Bucs set a school record for wins with a 25-32 overall mark in 2002. Fuller inherits 11 returnees from last year's squad that finished fifth place in the Southern Conference. 2003 SoCon Women's Preseason Softball Poll 1. Chattanooga (6) 62 2. Furman 50 3. Georgia Southern (1) 47 4. UNC Greensboro (1) 44 5. Coll. of Charleston 34 6. East Tenn. State 24 7. UNC Wilmington 15 8. Appalachian State 12 2003 SoCon Preseason SoCon All-League Team Second Team P Tiffany McVay, ETSU P Carla Shepherd, CofC C Jessica Matthews, Furman 1B Chrissy Freany, UNCW 2B Jennifer Aguilar, UNCG SS Mary Beth Hazelwood, ETSU 3B Melissa Ramirez, UTC OF Kim Benningfield, UNCG OF Amanda Cone, CofC OF Danielle Spetar, ETSU U Jennifer Hubbard, UNCG
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Some loyal Texas Democrats had a very loyal Republican to thank for their weekend of celebration. Rep. Kevin Brady, a veteran Republican from The Woodlands, held a raffle to distribute inaugural tickets to his constituents to the inauguration. On Saturday and again today, he and his staff handed them out at his D.C. Office in […] [Read More]


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With a winter maintenance budget of $1.3 million and $2 million for Elk and McKean counties, respectively, Greg Sayers, PennDOT (Pa. Department of Transportation) county maintenance manager for the two counties, said he is prepared to battle Jack Frost nipping at the roads and bracing himself and his team for what he knows firsthand to be an often- unpredictable season.
Gunnar Clark Jude Hughes of Kansas City, Missouri, passed away Dec. 22, 2011 at Kansas City Hospice House surrounded by his immediate family.
Born on July 15, 1952, Gunnar was raised in Swarthmore. He graduated from Penn State University in 1979, where he earned degrees in journalism and economics. His college years were interrupted when he was drafted and he spent two years in an engineering battalion in Frankfurt, Germany.
Nancy L. Jones, 74, of Chestnut Street, St. Marys, died Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011 at Pinecrest Manor after a lengthy illness.
She was born March 20, 1937 in Johnsonburg, the daughter of the late Paul and Helene (Kilhoffer) Stahli.
She was born and raised in Johnsonburg, lived 30 years in Ridgway and the past 15 years in St. Marys. She was a graduate of Johnsonburg High School, Class of 1954. She worked as a secretary for Ridgway Color, Bethlehem Lutheran Church and the Elk County Prison Warden, retiring in 2009.
The Headwaters Resource & Conservation Development Council based out of DuBois is still accepting applications from Elk County residents to receive free private drinking water supply tests.
The Headwaters Quality Drinking Water Project is designed to provide low income families in Jefferson, Elk, Potter, Cameron, Clinton, Centre and McKean Counties with funding to secure chain of custody water sample analyses of their private water supplies prior to Marcellus Shale gas drilling activities.
Author Laura Ingalls Wilder is often credited with remarking that "our hearts grow tender with childhood memories and love of kindred, and we are better throughout the year for having, in spirit, become a child again at Christmas-time."
Christmas can be a particularly special time for children, and they often make memories that they carry with them throughout the rest of their lives. Several current and former residents of Elk County recently shared with The Daily Press some of their fondest Christmas memories from their childhood.
Christine I. "Dena" Dahms, 92, of 266 Grove Ave., Ridgway, died Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011, at her residence.
She was born Dec. 17, 1919, in Ridgway, the daughter of the late Andrew J. and Margaret Forester Steger. She married John A. "Jack" Dahms on Feb. 14, 1943; he predeceased her on Aug. 19, 2005.
Mrs. Dahms was a lifelong Ridgway resident. She was a member of St. Leo's Catholic Church. She enjoyed gardening , reading, and staying abreast of current events and changes in the nursing profession. She was a Registered Nurse at Elk County General Hospital and Ridgway Community Nurses.
Frank W. Sekelsky, 91, of 14 Kane St., Wilcox, died Friday afternoon, Dec. 23, 2011 at Pinecrest Manor in St. Marys following a lengthy illness.
He was born on Feb. 28, 1920, in Johnsonburg, son of the late John and Katherine Knopic Sekelsky. He married Wanda Waskiewicz on Sept. 30, 1944 in Holy Cross Church, Rasselas. She survives.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Rams won four of seven head-to-head matches Thursday night against Smethport as the visiting Hubbers took the dual meet win, 60-24.
Smethport was fueled by seven forfeit victories and three wins by falls.
The Rams however garnered some attention Thursday as they won four of the seven matches on the mat, all by fall.
"We looked very aggressive when we came out, very intense," said Johnsonburg head wrestling coach Mike Votano.
The Women Who Care, a project of the Elk County Community Foundation recently awarded a grant to the Salvation Army in Ridgway for $3,000. This marks the second year the Salvation Army has received support from The Women Who Care.
"This year we were awarded $3,000 to serve our energy assistance program," said Captain Scott Harvey of the Salvation Army. "Last year they gave us a grant for our King's Table program."
The Salvation Army approached the Women Who Care because of their support in the past.
Elk County Conservation District Manager Steve Putt reported on his visit to the Silver Creek site after the Hunt Marcellus Operating Company spilled a large amount of bentonite into the stream, quickly making its way into a reservoir controlled by the Johnsonburg Municipal Authority.
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High school girls participating in Radford University's Summer Bridge 2013 program celebrated with a banquet Thursday night in downtown Radford. They were concluding a week in RU's classrooms and laboratories learning the skills necessary to build a Mars rover and gaining knowledge into skillfully combating hackers and analyzing crime scenes.
Summer Bridge, hosted annually by Radford University's College of Science and Technology, is a week-long residential experience for rising sophomore, junior and senior high school girls interested in science, technology and mathematics (STEM). This year's program began Sunday, July 7 and concluded Friday, July 12. Radford University President Penelope W. Kyle delivered the keynote address at the banquet.
The 78 participants in this year's Summer Bridge program hailed mostly from Virginia with a few from Florida, Maryland and North Carolina. The girls had the unique opportunity to work on field experiments with Radford University professors in such subjects as space exploration, environmental science, forensic science, and the biology and chemistry applications of medicine.
Many classes for the week were taught by female faculty members who served as mentors to the girls. Among those teaching was Donna Boyd, eminent professor of anthropological sciences, who in 2006 was honored as U.S. Professor of the Year by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
Cecilia Fox, a rising high school senior from Albemarle County with tons of curiosity and interests in such STEM fields as "biology, psychology, forensics, anthropology, neurology and maybe a little criminalistics," attended Summer Bridge and was elated to work and learn with Boyd and her husband Cliff Boyd, who are co-directors of RU's Forensic Science Institute and taught a forensic anthropology class at Summer Bridge.


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My daughter got involved with a local group that does therapy for disabled and emotionally challenged children. (She was actually one of the first group of kids in the category for the pilot program and is moving up to Jr. Student Helper!)
The group has only been going a year and a half and they are moving along into the next phase of their growth and now need a special outdoor ramp constructed for allowing people in wheel chairs to ascend up to the level of the therapy horses and mount them to ride.
We have been looking at the A.D.A requirements and trying to figure out how to calculate a gentle slope angle so we can design and create a materials list that we will be using to gather donations for. The ramp will have to be in two levels with a short landing in between. I don't have any of the dimensions of height yet but have seen other examples. The examples typically have a rise from ground level to a small pad to turn 180* and rise to the next level where they can be assisted to mount onto a horse.
My thoughts are to build the entire ramps in aluminum, (since it will be outdoors and need to be semi-portable), and coat the decking with Herculiner truck bed coating, so that it will provide non-skid grip even in damp conditions. There will also be an accompanying hand rail system but that will be tubular and easy to construct as part of the ramps.
My question is: Has anyone ever done something like this and could provide me some dimensions and / or ideas and images?
Thank you in advance for you replies!
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Ever design / build Wheelchair ramp for horse mounting?
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Have you considered a lift vs a ramp.
Lift would have certain advantages. More portable. Adjustable mounting height. Less space required.
Might want to look at what it would take to "modify" something like a jet ski lift to accomplish the objective. Also may want to take a look at the hydraulic lift tables sold by some of the major retailers for ideas.
A ramp up to "horse height" is not going to be very portable and it's going to take a lot of space.Syncrowave 250 DX Tigrunner
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The ADA requirements have the Slope/Rise per ft already there for you.
Really it is just a matter of trying to construct the ramp system so it is Modular.
Here is one site to look at for ideas.
http://www.discountramps.com/modular_ramps.htmEd Conley
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SDIII, I was thinking the same thing myself, when I first read this. Building a ramp, even two ramps with a landing in between, would take quite a bit of aluminum. Unless you designed wheels into them, they wouldn't exactly be portable, either.
I did think that perhaps the noise of an electric/hydraulic lift would spook the horse, but any horses working with people like this should be able to take anything and everything. And then I think of the horse farm next door, those horses listen to me run heavy equipment, engine drive welders, air-carbon arcs, hammering, picking up and dropping stuff, etc. etc. All the clanging and banging doesn't even phase them anymore. They go to shows and exhibitions across the country, they tell me everybody else's horses jump and are startled by sudden loud noises, their horses don't even roll their eyes.
Personally, I would research a lift, it may actually be cheaper and easier to work with in the long run.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
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Here is a calculator for slope.....Note that an occupied w/c takes a different slope than an unoccupied one.
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I can relate to this thread as I use a power wheelchair. Sundown is right on target. The use of a lift or modified lift would be your best route to take. A ramp would be bulky and not as portable as you might think and by using a lift of some sort you will not have to worry about the slope or rise.
Good luck,
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Another advantage of a lift, you can vary the height, to fit the person's capabilities and the size of the horse.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
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Cheap and fast, find a straight up and down scissorlift manlift, remove the 4' slide-out portion on one end. Build down to ground level, something easy to get a wheelchair onto and enough room for helpers. Normally battery powered, use where ever, as long as you can recharge the batteries. Plenty of weight carrying capability, and stability, these were designed for 2 to 4 men, plus tools. And they are cheap now.
Just follow the ADA rules, as far as handrails and safety equipment. No doubt in my mind, there's a way to limit the total rise, obviously we don't want to end up 30' in the air.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
Found this info also just googling around
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i don't have any ideas.
but do you have any info where material or monetary donations could be made?
i may be able to help that way, as well as others.
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All those reasons have contributed to the tripling of the number of farmers' markets over the past 15 years. Consumers want to meet the people who grow the food they eat and support a food system that has long-term, local benefits. But let's face it, farmers' markets, great as they are, can be inconveniently located, scheduled at odd hours, and sold out of all the good stuff unless you get there within an hour of the opening. Then what? Sign up for a CSA! A CSA (Community-Supported Agriculture) farm puts you in direct contact with a single farmer who supplies you with a box of fresh produce once a week throughout the entire growing season, which, depending on where you live, usually lasts about 6 months. You're essentially buying a share of the farm's harvest, similar to stock-market shares in a company, and you can buy any number of shares to fit your personal diet or that of a big family.
There are more than 12,500 farms in the United States that sponsor CSA programs, compared to just over 7,000 farmers' markets. You can search the web for CSAs near you, but that won't always result in a successful farmer-locavore pairing. There are a few things any CSA newbie should think about before signing up—after all, these do require a rather hefty up-front investment—but find a local farmer who supplies good organically grown food, and you may never have to worry about navigating a crowded farmers' market again.
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Do they sell what you like?
Probably the most important question to ask of any CSA is whether the share you purchase will include the vegetables you like best. Not all farms grow the same varieties of produce. Some stick to supermarket basics—tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, corn—while others branch out into heirloom varieties, like black radishes and purple tomatillos. Some farms grow a huge variety of all types of crops, while other farmers limit their selection to the most popular ones. If you've got picky family members, you may be better off with the latter, while more adventurous eaters might prefer the former.
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Do you like to cook?
Love to cook? You'll love a CSA. The weekly boxes provide a constant variety of foods you may or may not be familiar with, along with constant inspiration to come up with new dishes. But if you don't like to cook or don't know how, a weekly veggie delivery may not compel you to start. Take a cooking class. Most community colleges now offer classes in cooking seasonal foods. And check out the farmer's website or social media outlets. CSAs often provide recipes to accompany their weekly boxes, and some farms have Facebook pages where CSA members and the farmer can swap cooking tips and ideas.
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Are you a quick learner?
The number-one reason people give for not renewing a CSA share is that they feel guilty about all the food that gets wasted, either because they can't eat it fast enough or they don't know how to cook what they get. If you've taken a cooking class, you won't have to worry about that second part, but if your share is loading you down with too many tomatoes or a massive crop of celery you can't eat in a week, are you willing to take a few hours on the weekend to preserve your veggies? You don't have to do much, but there is a little bit of a learning curve involved for figuring out which vegetables freeze best, or how to can things like tomatoes and green beans. Bookmark this website on your home computer. It's the homepage for the National Center for Home Preservation and provides crop-by-crop instructions for freezing, canning, and, if you're really adventurous, even fermenting your food.
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Some CSAs ask their members to help out on the farm. That could be a pro or a con depending on your schedule. In some cases, you can pay a lower up-front cost if you agree to do extra work. Just make sure to ask what, if any, time commitment might be expected of you before signing up.
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Sure, locally grown food is fresher than food shipped from 1,000 miles away, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's pesticide-free. Considering that pesticides are being linked to every ailment from obesity to overactive children, it's important to avoid them locally, where pesticides can infiltrate your air and water supply. Ideally, you'll find a local farmer that is USDA Organic certified, but if not, ask which pesticides, if any, the farmer uses. Farmers that use organic practices but aren't certified are eager to share their methods with you. If a farmer acts cagey when pressed about pesticide use, though, find another one.
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Are you willing to cut your losses?
When you sign up for a CSA, you're essentially making an investment in a farm so the farmers have the money they need to grow healthy, hopefully organic, food all season. When they succeed, you get lots of food. When disaster hits, you share in the burden. Heavy rains, droughts, pests, and any manner of other natural disasters can ruin part of the harvest, and you won't get a refund. In those cases, farmers do work to fulfill their commitment—for instance, by trading with other farmers. But it's worth asking your farmer what his or her plans are in the event of bad weather.
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CSAs aren't limited to just vegetables. Some offer fruit, meat, dairy product, and egg shares as well, providing you with literally one-stop shopping for everything you need.
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Special Agent David Crawford confirmed the three properties searched today were in the 2000 block of Falcon Ridge Court, the 10000 block of Unita Drive and the 700 block of Lawton Place. Crawford declined to divulge the nature of the searches or what – if anything – was found or collected in Friday's searches, citing agency rules in commenting on ongoing investigations. Crawford also did not confirm or deny if anyone had been charged as a result of the searches or investigation.
Other properties searched beginning Thursday included one in the 8700 block of Wheelock Road, one in the 6600 block Cherry Hill Parkway and one in the 7900 block of Wayward Court. According to news partner WANE-TV, other properties searched included one in the 4200 block of Wedgewood Drive, one in the 9600 block of Stowaway Cove, one in the 10200 block of Sona Marie Court and one property in New Haven.
Crawford would not confirm or deny if all 10 searches were connected and being conducted under one investigation; however, on Thursday, Crawford did say that three of the properties searched – the ones on Wheelock Road, Wayward Court and Cherry Hill Parkway – were searched as part of the same investigation.
According to Allen County records, the property on Wheelock Road belongs to Jason Fabini, a Fort Wayne native who played for three NFL teams as an offensive lineman.
The Cherry Hill Parkway property belongs to Fabini's brother, Michael, according to the property records.
Jason Fabini issued a statement Thursday that read that he was "not the target of the investigation and I was not involved in any criminal activity. I have not been charged, nor do I expect to be charged with a crime."
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According to the Instruction Manual for the WJ-MX12 from Panasonic, the "AUTO TAKE" feature allows "A WIPE MIX EFFECT mode" to be "operated automatically without changing the MIX/WIPE lever."
This is from pp. 2 of the manual that you can read here:
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