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Christian Horner has urged F1 fans to stop booing Sebastian Vettel as it is "unfair and unsporting"...
Christian Horner has urged F1 fans to stop booing Sebastian Vettel as it is "unfair and unsporting."
Romping away with the victory in Singapore where he was in a class of his own and won by over 30 seconds ahead of Fernando Alonso.
But rather than celebrate his master class, Vettel - not for the first time this season - was jeered by the crowd as he gave his podium interview.
The booing has been condemned by his team boss, who reckons fans should give the German the praise he deserves especially after such an exceptional drive.
"Standing up on the podium, what you see is a small collective group, and it's like a pantomime. It ripples off, and it's unfair and unsporting," Horner stated.
"The boy drove an unbelievable race. What we have witnessed is one of the best drives I've seen him produce in terms of raw pace and what he was able to deliver.
"So to see a driver, who has put in a performance like that and to not get the reception he deserves, is not sporting.
"He says it doesn't affect him, that he doesn't feel it, and he does have a broad set of shoulders.
"But he is a human being at the end of the day, and like anyone he has feelings.
"When you've driven your heart out and you are getting that reaction, to me it's not fair and not right."
Suggested to him that Vettel's reception had little do with his success and more to do with his antics in Malaysian where he snatched a victory from his team-mate Mark Webber, Horner said: "I'm sure it didn't help.
"There was an awful lot written about it, there were circumstances involved in that, but it's done.
"When you have a guy who is a serial winner, like with Muhammad Ali, they want to see who is going to beat him.
"I guess that's the case at the moment, that people want to see who is going to beat Sebastian.
"So when he keeps winning, it isn't the most popular result, but he's a great kid with a great sense of humour, a big heart, and of course, he is ambitious, he will push and he enjoys winning.
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ANDERSON, Ind. – A local nurse criminally charged with prescription fraud and dealing in controlled substances now faces a licensing complaint by Attorney General Greg Zoeller's office.
Paula Bolt, a registered nurse, is accused of diverting and obtaining narcotics through prescription fraud. The formal licensing complaint was filed today with the Indiana State Board of Nursing.
"Diverting narcotics and fraudulently writing prescriptions pose serious risks to public safety," said Gabrielle Owens, Deputy Director of the Attorney General's Licensing Enforcement and Homeowner Protection Unit. "Our priority is to ensure patients are protected and licensed professionals are held accountable."
An INSPECT report, which is a compilation of controlled substance information, revealed that from July 2 to Sept. 17, Bolt obtained 1,290 hydrocodone and acetaminophen tablets. In October, Bolt was terminated from her job at Community Hospital Anderson for "an intolerable offense."
Bolt was subsequently charged in Madison County with six counts of Obtaining a Controlled Substance by Fraud or Deceit and five counts of Dealing in a Schedule I, II, III Controlled Substance – both felonies.
In October, the Attorney General's Office filed a petition to suspend the nurse's license for 90 days which the Indiana State Board of Nursing approved. The board has not yet set a date it will consider the licensing complaint against Bolt. Owens said it is up to the board to determine what if any disciplinary action will be taken.


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Though it's only been a few months since the ASPCA kicked off its groundbreaking partnership with the NYPD, we are already seeing some amazing results. First, there was the case of Hall and Oates, followed by the story of Hank. Now, officers and advocates have teamed up again to rescue nine cats from a hoarding situation in the Bronx.
It started when a patrol sergeant from the 40th precinct received a routine call about a lot of cats. Upon arrival at the scene, the sergeant found a lawful but unhealthy situation. Fifteen cats were living in one apartment, nine of whom were kittens, and their owner was clearly overwhelmed. Thanks to our new partnership, the officer was able to refer the case to the ASPCA Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) team for immediate assistance.
Now, these nine sweet kittens, all named after famous athletes, are in our Adoption Center comfortably awaiting their new forever homes. The CIA team is working with the pet owner to continue reducing the population, provide spay/neuter for the remaining cats and link her to social services for her own needs. They will continue to work with her as long as she needs assistance
If you are interested in adopting one of these kittens, please visit the ASPCA Adoption Center. Because there's only one thing we like better than a happy ending: nine of them.
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This weekend, the ASPCA teamed up with our partners to host an adoption event for some very special cats who our Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) team had removed from a severely overcrowded home.
For months we rehabilitated the cats and prepared them for adoption. On August 4, in partnership with One Love Animal Hospital and Sean Casey Animal Rescue, we set out to find them families. By the end of our special Summer Lovin' adoption event, roughly 30 of these cats (and a few dogs from Sean Casey) found the loving homes they deserve.
Like all CIA clients, the cats' owner worked with the program voluntarily. "This case was a perfect fit for CIA," says CIA Director Allison Cardona. "We took it on immediately."
The cats' owner, a Bronx resident who had been a 9/11 responder, had 15 cats by 2012—neighbors knew he loved felines and would leave them on his doorstep, and he couldn't help taking some in off the streets. But last year, he had two heart attacks and was diagnosed with cancer. He struggled to keep up with spaying and neutering his animals, and they rapidly multiplied to an unmanageable number.
Fortunately, the CIA program was there to throw him the lifeline he and his cats needed.
This case is typical of CIA's work, and we're so glad this team could step in and help. We never forget this life-saving program is all thanks to the support of our members. If now is a good time for you to give, we hope you'll consider donating to the ASPCA today. You'll touch the lives of countless animals. Thank you!
Earlier this year, the ASPCA removed scores of cats from a small apartment in the Bronx. We've been caring for and getting to know these sweet kitties ever since, and now they're finally ready to find loving homes!
If you're looking to add a feline to your furry family, and you can get to Brooklyn on Sunday, August 4, then here's where you come in: The ASPCA is thrilled to be hosting our Summer Lovin' adoption event to find these guys the families they deserve.
Looking for a kitty who'll be Hopelessly Devoted to You? Tired of spending your Summer Nights without a cat to call your own? Then get down to our adoption event faster than Greased Lightnin' and tell your favorite available feline "You're the One That I Want!" (Seriously, we hope you're convinced, because we can't think of any more song titles from Grease.)
What: Summer Lovin' cat adoption event to find homes for more than 30 hoarding victims.
When: Sunday, August 4, 2013, 12:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Where: TWO locations in Brooklyn:
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317 Atlantic Ave.
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Bay Ridge
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Adoption fees: Fees are waived on all cats over eight months of age. Kittens younger than eight months are $50.
Tell me more, tell me more: All cats come spayed or neutered, microchipped and vaccinated. Each cat is eligible for a free follow-up vet visit at either ASPCA Animal Hospital or either One Love Animal Hospital location.
We hope to see you there! And if you can't come but live in NYC, please download our flyer [PDF] and post it!
Late last month, we shared the story of more than 50 Dachshunds, including adults and puppies, we recovered from a hoarding situation in New York City. We checked in with several of the dogs' adopters to see how the pups are doing so far, and their replies resulted in a cuteness overload!
Banjo (formerly known as Ralf)
Adopter: Amalia R.
"Banjo was listed as extremely shy when I received his behavioral report. Upon bringing him into our home with Rhubarb [his dog brother] as a guide, he is a total social butterfly! Rhubarb and Banjo play wonderfully together, and not only has he learned from my teachings, he is learning from Rhubarb! They love to take naps together and drinking water at the same time— it's so sweet to watch them scurry around together. We love Banjo very much and are so happy to have such a beautiful little puppy added to our family!"
Murphy (formerly known as Monika)
Adopter: Casey K.
"After meeting with one of the behaviorists, we were introduced to Murphy—she is playful, sweet, curious, and just a really great pup overall. It was love at first sight, and each day we are all falling more in love with her. She is a very happy, playful puppy. Many friends have come to say hello to her, and each day she become more bold and curious with us and her surroundings. She is very relaxed and often will fall asleep on her back and loves having her tummy rubbed. We are deeply grateful that she has come into our lives."
Emily (formerly known as Emilie)
Adopter: Nicole D.
"My husband Tom, our 2.5-year-old Dachshund, Eli, and I walked to the ASPCA in hopes of adopting a little brother or sister for Eli. We picked out Emily, as she reminded us a lot of Eli, with the spots on her head and her fuzzy ears. When the two dogs met, it was clear that this was the start of what would become a long and beautiful friendship. Although Emily is still quite shy around my husband and me, she is learning from Eli, and I know with time, she will come out of her shell and realize all the love that surrounds her."
Marcel (formerly known as Dieter)
Adopter: Melanie S.
"After losing my childhood pet two years ago—a Lab/Basset mix—I started to really miss the warmth and energy of a dog in my life. I love Dachshunds and was spending all of my free time searching rescue websites. Finally, I heard about the puppies at the ASPCA and ran over. Marcel is adjusting at lightning speed! His first night he stayed in the back of his crate, and shook for several minutes in each new setting. Now, as much as he loves his crate, he comes out to find me to play fetch!"
Roxy (formerly known as Katja)
Adopter: Nicole A.
"My husband and I have been looking for a dog for a little while now, and when we came across Roxy's picture online we instantly fell in love. At that moment, we rushed down to the ASPCA and set up a meet and greet with Roxy. She was everything we hoped for and more. Roxy has a great personality, loves to play, and is already our best friend. She is definitely at home and is learning more and more each day. We are so excited to have her be a part of our family."
Hailey (formerly known as Anja)
Adopter: Brittney H.
"I saw Hailey's picture on Petfinder and fell in love instantly! She is doing excellent! Hailey has an older dog sister named Lola, and they love to play and snuggle together. She does have major separation anxiety, which is completely understandable, but we are working on breaking her out of that. Otherwise, she is doing awesome! I love her!"
Coco (formerly known as Silke)Adopter: Maria G.
"I was looking at the ASPCA website on a Friday evening, saw all the puppies and dogs for adoption, and decided to come down to the Adoption Center that Saturday morning. I came to the ASPCA with my daughter, and we both decided that Silke was the one for us. She has her own room, and she has brought joy and happiness to us both! Silke, whom we have renamed Coco Chanel, has adjusted very well. She's my little superstar. We love and adore her."
For many more photos of these adorable puppies in their new homes, please visit our special Facebook gallery.
Earlier this year, the ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement department received a tip that a New York City woman was living with a large number of dogs. When Agents arrived at the woman's home, they found more than 50 Dachshund adults and puppies.
It was clear the owner needed help, and that the ASPCA's pioneering Cruelty Intervention Advocacy (CIA) program was best suited to assist.
A team of five professionals that includes a social worker and case worker, CIA aims to stop cruelty before it starts. A large part of the team's work is intervening in hoarding situations to assist both the animals and the people involved. CIA's groundbreaking, holistic approach to these complex and sensitive cases both improves the welfare of animals affected and helps prevent hoarders from acquiring more animals.
Participation as a CIA client is voluntary, so it's essential that the team ensure clients feel comfortable asking for assistance. In this case, says CIA Director Allison Cardona, "the owner had reached a point where she was very overwhelmed by continuous litters and wanted help—initially just for spay/neuter—but as we engaged with her and established a relationship, she admitted to being overwhelmed by the number and expressed interest in giving some of the dogs up for adoption."
The client agreed to initially surrender 21 dogs. "Despite her desire to reduce the population, it's still very hard for her to part with the animals, and it's a slow process," Cardona notes.
All 55 dogs received spay/neuter services, wellness checks, vaccinations and other veterinary care as needed from an ASPCA Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic, the ASPCA Animal Hospital and our partner veterinarians. Some of the adult dogs will receive ongoing behavioral treatment from ASPCA behaviorists. Fourteen of the Doxies surrendered were puppies who headed to the ASPCA Adoption Center to start their new lives. There, they were spayed and neutered, received treatment for infection, and soaked up lots of socialization. Soon after they became available for adoption, of course, the puppies were quickly snapped up by qualified families.
In the coming weeks, the very grateful owner will surrender another wave of dogs, and the CIA program will continue to work with her to ensure the welfare of her animals.
"Our cases stay open for as long as is needed," says Cardona. "We form lasting relationships and continue to check in and provide services beyond the initial intervention."
Stay tuned to the ASPCA blog for more information on this case, including photos of the puppies in their new homes. For now, we hope you enjoy these happy adoption pictures of some of the rescued puppies starting their new lives. We sure did!
To learn more about the complex issue of hoarding, please visit our Hoarding FAQ. To see more adorable adoption photos, check out our special Facebook gallery.


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Can someone help me thanks, i am sorry if someone has already posted a reply to this problem... i have read through this a couple time and have not found anything of use.
Ok, here is what I have done:
1. I have upgraded my System Menu to version 4.0 using the update option from the Wii
2. Following this instructable: http://www.instructables.com/id/S9RV0FWFN4H8OED/
I have installed cIOS36 Rev7. This means that I have also installed Homebrew Channel (using Bannerbomb exploit ).
3. Following the same instructable I have got to the point where I got the Error ret-2011 which a lot of other people (with System Menu 4.0) got: " tried to install the 04-BackupLauncher0.3g+_249-NeoRame.rar like instructed below.I get a installing ticket...ERROR! (ret = -2011)"
4. After that everything went down the drain. I have tried to follow this instructable: http://www.instructables.com/id/SQHX9S3FUNOXOKE/ with both versions (offline and online), but I kept getting the -2011 error.
5. I have tried to follow other tutorials out there but I did not get any further because of different errors.
Now I do not know what version of cIOS or other files I have installed on my Wii.
I have tried to update again my System Menu 4.0 in case I have messed up anything but my Wii says that I already have the latest version installed.
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Why Closing Guantánamo Might Not be Such a Good Idea
Marty Lederman
Because the alternative would likely be worse -- far, far worse.
The notion that we would move detainees closer to "the battlefield" in an effort to "legitimize" stripping them of their rights is nothing short of obscene.
Be clear, in the middle of a fight, guns blazing, bullets flying, captured folks aren't going to get much in the way of rights. But to stretch as we have to say, "Well, bullets are still flying somewhere so we can treat these guys like we're still on the field" is, again, nothing short of obscene.
There are alternatives provided when the rule of law and access to formal courts is unavailable in the literal sense of courts not being convened because unrest has so thoroughly disrupted the government. But the Bush administration, and the nation of sheep it has successfully herded for the past six years, turns this idea on its head, so that access to the courts and due process is deemed unavailable to detainees even though our courts are sitting and our congress is convened and said detainees are thousands of miles away from the field.
The question remains, what do we do about it? As Professor Lederman points out, it's not enough to say "Close GITMO". We must instead demand a re-opening of the rule of law, and an end to the arguably faithful in letter but undeniably rapacious in spirit approach to law practiced by this administration.
Professor Lederman:
You are one of a handful of proponents to extending constitutional rights to alien captures who has observed (correctly in my opinion) that the alternatives to Gitmo are far worse for your cause.
However, there are strong indications that the CIA and the military are no longer using Gitmo as a detention center for new captures unless they are being sent for a military tribunal.
The CIA revealed that they are still running detention centers for high value captures by recently transferring one to Gitmo for trial.
Gitmo has not been receiving captures from Iraq and Afghanistan, so we must assume that they are being kept locally.
"Bart" DePalma:
However, there are strong indications that the CIA and the military are no longer using Gitmo as a detention center for new captures unless they are being sent for a military tribunal.
They weren't before (for the big names, at least).
The CIA revealed that they are still running detention centers for high value captures by recently transferring one to Gitmo for trial.
Wow. You mean Dubya's maladministration lied to us once again? I'm shocked ... shocked.
So much easier torturing folks when there's no one looking.
Looking at US constitutional law as a legally schooled outsider, I'd just like to reiterate how strange it is that applying the law to GITMO apparently leads to the result that the rights these prisoners have depends, to some extent, solely on choices that can be made by the other side in this legal conflict, the federal government. It's equivalent to having the defendant in a tort suit decide whether or not the plaintiff can subpoena certain evidence. I would imagine that the courts would try their best to avoid such a result, purely on principle if for no other reason. Presumably the easiest way to do this would be to let the prisoners' habeas rights depend solely on whether or not they are within the exclusive power of the United States. (Or whether some other government also has something to say about their treatment, interrogation, etc.)
Anyway, sorry to bring up such an old issue again, it's just that this mess irks my sense of what an "ars aequi et boni" should demand at the very least...
martinned: I would imagine that the courts would try their best to avoid such a result, purely on principle if for no other reason.
All such principles have long since been abandoned by the Cheney/Bush junta in favor of the principles spelled out at PNAC. That PNAC principles just happen to line the pockets of Bechtel and Haliburton is mere happenstance.
There is no news in any of this. We've been watching the moral decline of the U.S. for six years now under this adminstration's opportunistic exploitation of the September 2001 attacks. The only principle in the preamble of the Constitution which holds sway today is "provide for the common defense", and even that one is twisted and perverted beyond all logic and recognition, such as claiming that, as I mention in my prior comment, detainees are not due due process despite the government being in full force and those detainees being thousands of miles away from the conflict. There is no reason to deny the basic human rights and due process of law to any of our prisoners.
Bart: ...alternatives to Gitmo are far worse for your cause.
Bart, you lying, cowardly cheat, as a member of the Bar, as a member of our armed forces sworn to defend our Constitution, as a Christian, it is your cause as well as Professor Lederman's, the cause of Justice, the cause of Freedom, and certainly the cause of defending our nation's most sacred values. It's your cause too, and you are blowing it.
You are partially correct. My duty as a member of the military and now the bar is to uphold the Constitution, not to rewrite it. Indeed, part of my duty in upholding the Constitution is to speak out against attempts to rewrite it by judicial fiat rather than by the amendment process provided in the document.
It is interesting that you should bring up this subject now. The president of our state bar association just published an op-ed making the argument that attorneys have a duty to argue that the Constitution extends habeas corpus to the Gitmo detainees. I am will be sending off a letter to the editor today in response to this wrongheaded view.
"Bart" DePalma says:
You are partially correct. My duty as a member of the military and now the bar is to uphold the Constitution, not to rewrite it. Indeed, part of my duty in upholding the Constitution is to speak out against attempts to rewrite it by judicial fiat rather than by the amendment process provided in the document.
But you claim you did just that (see also here), "Bart", and never answered my question as to how you could argue such.
Are you ever going to answer this question, "Bart"? ... Oh, yeah, right, silly me, I'm asking "Bart" to explain his hypocrisy....
I, for what it's worth, have long thought that closing Guantanamo is not a solution. Rather, the people in charge should be fired (or at least transferred to positions that have nothing to do with prison management) and replaced with outspoken opponents of the abuses there.
Bart: ...part of my duty in upholding the Constitution is to speak out against attempts to rewrite it...
Stick to the topic, you lying, cowardly cheat. The topic is the kinds of half-truths this administration so loves, the kinds that let it say the courts are unavailable to detainees despite the government being in full working order, the courts being convened, the detainees being thousands of miles away from the battle. You know full well such arguments are wrong on their face. Closing Gitmo, as Professor Lederman says, is not enough. Putting an end to such specious reasoning in support of illegal and immoral acts is what needs doing. There is no reason to deny the basic human rights and due process of law to any of our prisoners while the government runs, the courts sit, and said detainees are thousands of miles away from the field. To deny those rights under such circumstances may, as slavery once was, even be legal, but it will never be moral, never be Christian, never be right. Address that topic, please, or keep your yap shut.
I know that the Great Writ was traditionally reserved to subjects of the realm, but still I thought it might be interesting to quote the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679:
XII. And for preventing illegal imprisonments in prisons beyond the seas; (2) be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That no subject of this realm that now is, or hereafter shall be an inhabitant or resiant of this kingdom of England, dominion of Wales, or town of Berwick upon Tweed, shall or may be sent prisoner into Scotland, Ireland, Jersey, Guernsey, Tangier, or into parts, garrisons, islands or places beyond the seas, which are or at any time hereafter shall be within or without the dominions of his Majesty, his heirs or successors; (3) and that every such imprisonment is hereby enacted and adjudged to be illegal; (4) and that if any of the said subjects now is or hereafter shall be so imprisoned, every such person and persons so imprisoned, shall and may for every such imprisonment maintain by virtue of this act an action or actions of false imprisonment, in any of his Majesty's courts of record, against the person or persons by whom he or she shall be so committed, detained, imprisoned, sent prisoner or transported, contrary to the true meaning of this act, and against all or any person or persons that shall frame, contrive, write, seal or countersign any warrant or writing for such commitment, detainer, imprisonment or transportation, or shall be advising, aiding or assisting, in the same, or any of them; (5) and the plaintiff in every such action shall have judgment to recover his treble costs, besides damages, which damages so to be given, shall not be less than five hundred pounds; (6) in which action no delay stay or stop of proceeding by rule, order or command, nor no injunction, protection or privilege whatsoever, nor any more than one imparlance shall be allowed, excepting such rule of the court wherein the action shall depend, made in open court, as shall be thought in justice necessary, for special cause to be expressed in the said rule; (7) and the person or persons who shall knowingly frame, contrive, write, seal or countersign any warant for such commitment, detainer or transportation, or shall so commit, detain, imprison or transport any person or persons contrary to this act, or be any ways advising, aiding or assisting therein, being lawfully convicted thereof, shall be disabled from thenceforth to bear any office of trust or profit within the said realm of England, dominion of Wales, or town of Berwick upon Tweed, or any of the islands, territories or dominions thereunto belonging; (8) and shall incur and sustain the pains, penalties and forfeitures limited, ordained and provided in and by the statute of provision and praemunire made in the sixteenth year of King Richard the Second; (9) and be incapable of any pardon from the King, his heirs or successors, of the said forfeitures, losses or disabilities, or any of them.
I understand that this is largely a legal blog, not a foreign affairs forum, but I think the most important point is being missed here -- the next president and/or Congress should close Gitmo immediately for the symbolic value this action will have around the world. Wherever the prisoners at Gitmo are moved -- whether to the U.S. court system, where they will be afforded rights (as they should be), or abroad, where they will "disappear" (which is morally wrong and legally dangerous) -- in the short term, from a national security and international relations viewpoint, closing Gitmo the day the current president leaves office is a must. No other place or object functions so perfectly as a symbol of America's (partly true, partly imagined) slouch into corruption and torture as Gitmo. Its shut-down will announce to the rest of the world that the U.S. is breaking with the worst of its post 9/11 torture and detention policies (whether that is actually true or not).
[I]n the short term, from a national security and international relations viewpoint, closing Gitmo the day the current president leaves office is a must.
How about a compromise: We close Gitmo the day we tar and feather the current preznit and veep and ride them out of town on a rail? That might show more seriousness of purpose and willingness to change.
As a former cavalry soldier, moderate Republican and prospective law student in the not too distant future, I can say your statements and attitudes have given me an excellent example of what to avoid. I have lurked here for months and read your misleading, spiteful and inane defenses of torture, rendition, extraordinary executive powers and so on. Honestly, I had wondered at times if your comments were an attempt at trollish parody...but it became obvious that you were truly wed to the notion that with this administration, might makes right.
In the end, all I see with you is an utterly unprincipled and Machievellian will to abuse the law in order to serve power.
@celticdragon: Welcome, congrats on de-lurking, and I look forward to you occasionally handing me my hat. Dissent and dispute can yield results superior to mono-culture, and a credible voice from elsewhere in the trench is a blessing.
Thank you for the generous welcome, Robert. I'm glad to be here. I doubt I'll be handing you your hat anytime soon, though...
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You might be a newbie welder if you wish that TIG tungstens came in 36" lengths and filler rod came in 7" sticks, makes more sense when you are new at it!
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You might be a Welder if.....
Back when I was learning to TIG at the local college the welding instructor said every day dont throw your TIG torch over the metal you just welded there is a water line in all that for cooling purposes, He also said it never fails no matter how much he says it one idiot will do it......
My classes where late at night and my dad was always in bed before I even went to class. But one night my dad called, I panicked and threw my TIG torch over the metal I just welded and left my boot to talk to my dad when I came back I had a nice BIG puddle to clean up LOL.
After that I made it a habit to throw the TIG torch over my leg. Well as any one who has ever learned to TIG knows when youre new you dont always let of the pedal quite all the way and some times the tungsten gets red hot!!! Well one night I threw that RED HOT tungsten over my leg and missed the gap between my legs and threw it right in my lap it burned threw my pants faster than butter, O yea I also forgot to let the pedal all the way and sent a small charge to my William!
I can laugh at it now but back then it was a sore subject to talk about. LOL
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Back when I was learning to TIG at the local college the welding instructor said every day don't throw your TIG torch over the metal you just welded there is a water line in all that for cooling purposes, He also said it never fails no matter how much he says it one idiot will do it......
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We've waited a long time to talk about this little eco-friendly gem, and now we're glad we did, because the Sustain Design Studio team has recently added many fantastic images to their website. With a new color scheme and a bunch of interior shots, we can now get a sense of the whole package, and we like what we see.
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Hi, I am interested in learning more about these homes and what the price range is. Thanks! Sandy
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hi! i'm very interested with this prefab. can you give me some more information? Thank you!
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Interested in learning about the kitchen; is that a full size stove? Natural gas possible or propane? You spoke about a loft, I think, do you have a view showing that feature? I've read a bit about turning cargo containers into homes and wonder if those exteriors could work with interiors such as you have designed here.
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This is what I've been waiting for and looking for!!! Please send me more information. This appears to be ideal for my situation. Cost would be something I'd need to know – at least a possible price range. And when they would be available for purchase. Thanks.
June 28, 2007 at 2:40 pm
Just heard you on CBC. Count me in! please send any info/ideas of your sustainable project.
May 29, 2007 at 10:33 pm
I am interested in this pre fab friday mini home. Do you have any additional information?
April 16, 2007 at 6:23 pm
I want to know if you can make these bigger? We want a 3 bedroom. do they come with decks? jet tubs…
April 16, 2007 at 5:53 am
Please send me more information about this prefab (floor plans, sections, materials used , heating/ cooling equipment, any technical information which is public achieveable.
Regards, Werner Gronwald
February 22, 2007 at 2:06 pm
Looks great! I'm interested in information, too. Thanks!
January 7, 2007 at 1:49 am
I saw the miniHome on Small Spaces Big Style on HGTV. What wonderful space design! I would be interested in more information.
Thank you.


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Stories from the Field
Agroecological farming practices restore ecosystem function, safeguard biodiversity, reduce soil erosion, protect public health, produce high-quality foods, fiber and medicine, sustain rural communities and regional food economies... but what does this all look like on the ground? A few examples from around the world show the power of agroecology at work.
Crop rotation: Fumigant-free strawberries
California:: Organic strawberry farmer Jim Cochran of Swanton Berry Farm has been growing strawberries in the central coast of California for nearly thirty years. He does not use dangerous fumigant pesticides like cancer-causing methyl iodide or ozone-depleting methyl bromide. Instead he uses agroecological methods of pest management.
One of the largest threats to strawberry farmers like Jim is a plant fungus, Verticillium dahliae. The fungus can survive 10 years or more in soil without a host. When a susceptible crop like strawberries is planted, the fungus causes a disease that chokes strawberry plants of water and nutrients, resulting in wilting of the plant and even death. While conventional farmers use methyl bromide or methyl iodide to kill off soil organisms, organic farmers have found a safer more natural approach: a fruit-vegetable crop rotation.Planting broccoli in the off-season after strawberries suppresses the fungal disease, helps organic strawberry yields remain competitive and safeguards the health of farmworkers, rural communities and the environment.
It turns out that one of the compounds in broccoli (the same substance that is responsible for the pungent flavor of mustard and horseradish) has a suppressive effect on soil-borne pests and diseases. This appears to be the mechanism that reduces the Verticillium wilt disease in strawberries. Broccoli also greatly increases the overall diversity of bacteria in the soil. Just as in any ecosystem, a healthy soil environment is teaming with life, so that no one bacteria is dominant over all the others. Other microrganisms in the soil keep Verticillium dahliae in check, so that there is never a large outbreak of the disease in the strawberry crop. Either way, broccoli is the key in mitigating the spread of the disease. A rotational planting schedule can be employed so that broccoli is planted in the winter to limit the Verticillium dahliae population through out the year, and then harvested to supplement the strawberry farmers' income in the off-season. When strawberry season approaches, the broccoli plants can simply be cut down where they stand to become 'green manure' for newly planted strawberries; the broccoli's disease deterrent properties are in this way integrated into the soil.
Ecological pest management
Africa :: The push-pull system (PDF) of ecological pest management is transforming small farms in Africa. It illustrates agroecology's ingenuity, as well as the many economic, food security, health and environmental benefits of this approach.
Kenyan maize farmers have tripled their yields by intercropping maize with plants that repel pests, support natural pest predators and suppress weeds. One of the plants, desmodium, is a nitrogen-fixing legume that is also used as fodder for animals. The inclusion of these plants in the farming system reduces synthetic pesticide use and augments livestock feed, providing families with additional milk and meat for consumption or sale. Additional benefits include reduced run-off and soil erosion, enhanced soil fertility, improved food security and family nutrition, and increased household income. More than 12,000 farmers across eastern Africa have adopted the technology, with another 100,000 expected to do so over the next three years.
Native hedgerows & pollinator habitat
California :: Singing Frogs Farm is an island of biodiversity in a sea of grape monoculture. Paul Kaiser, the farmer, grows fruits and vegetables for the 110 members of his Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. Throughout his fields, Paul has planted flowering hedgerows, comprising thousands of native perennials from several dozen species, selected to ensure blooms year round that provide forage for honeybees and native pollinators.
Singing Frogs Farm receives support from the USDA Pollinator Campaign, an initiative designed to assist farmers who diversify their landscapes and restore native pollinator habitat. Watch the film below to learn more about this and other agroecological practices on Singing Frogs Farm:
Surviving hurricanes with soil intact
Central America :: Hurricane Mitch was the most powerful hurricane of the 1998 Atlantic season. The hurricane unleashed gale-force winds and dumped tremendous amounts of rain on Central America, resulting in catastrophic flooding in Honduras, Guatemala, and Nicaragua. The floods claimed over 10,000 lives, displaced 3 million people, and caused $6.7 billion in damages.
In the aftermath of the storm, farmers and scientists measured the hurricane's impacts on 1,804 conventional and agroecological farms, managed by over 15,000 Central American farmers. Guatemalan, Honduran and Nicaraguan farmers who had been planting diverse crops along hillside contours and building soil organic matter retained more topsoil, field moisture and vegetation, and faced fewer economic losses than did conventional farmers in the area.
Agroecological methods used included contour cropping (planting against the slope of hillsides), planting leguminous cover crops, agroforestry (planting trees on farmland for food, fuel, fodder, and timber), and integrated pest management. These farms proved more resistant to hurricane damage than conventionally managed, monoculture plots in the same area. Field research demonstrated that the agroecological farms retained 20-40% more topsoil, had greater soil moisture content, experienced less erosion, and had lower economic losses than neighboring conventional plots. Because of crop diversification, agroecological farms in Nicaragua recorded net profits, despite the hurricane. By the conclusion of the study, 90% of the conventional farmers who had participated in the assessment indicated that they would like to adopt agroecological methods going forward.
Agroecological farms protect soil, reduce erosion and thereby prevent waterways from silting. Had these practices been more widely adopted across the hurricane-prone region, they could have reduced flooding and mitigated the scale of the disaster. The study provides empirical evidence in support of a region-wide transition towards ecologically-resilient agroecological farming systems that can better resist hurricanes and other natural disasters.
Pesticide-free & profitable corn and soy farming
Minnesota :: Carmen Fernholz has grown organic corn and soybean on his 450 acres near Madison, Minnesota, since before there was a market for them. Initially motivated by his aversion to chemical pesticides, his goal was to prove that his organic fields could match the productivity and profitability of his neighbors' conventional cornfields.
To achieve the long-term productivity he sought, he employed agroecological strategies like cover cropping and crop rotation to build soil and soil fertility and to diversify his crops and landscape.
For four decades, his enterprise — A-Frame Farm — has proven remarkably resilient. This is in part because Carmen relies on human resources rather than capital inputs that are vulnerable to price swings and erode soil and water quality and other essential farm resources. His knowledge- and labor-intensive organic system prevented the indebtedness that typically accompanies over-expansion.
Meanwhile, the organic premium on his crops — including flax and alfalfa — has grown faster than the price of their conventional counterparts. Carmen says his highest benchmark of success came ten years ago when a neighbor stopped by and asked him if he would help him transition to organic. "In your own neighborhood, you're never an expert," Carmen said. "I thought that after that many years, if people who have seen my system and watched me over time were willing to sit down and try it themselves, that to me was the beginning of what I felt was a success story."
Feeding people, building community
Brazil :: Belo Horizonte's award-winning participatory Food Security Program links urban consumers to small-scale farmers through municipal procurement of food from local farmers for public schools, daycares and a large network of the traditional Brazilian "Popular Restaurants" (serving mostly low and very low income citizens, but also including students and a mix of middle class customers). The program, which also supports farmers' market stands for small-scale farmers located throughout the city, has achieved dramatic decreases in infant mortality, improved health and nutrition of schoolchildren; increased profits and income stability for small-scale and organic farmers; and advances in both rural and urban community resilience.
Surviving market swings with dignity
Philippines :: The Oray family (PDF) managed to transform its farm from an ecologically degraded monoculture of sugarcane, vulnerable to global commodity price swings, into an integrated and diversified farm with a variety of animal and plant components. The shift enabled them to survive the collapse of world sugar prices in the mid-1980s, when thousands of seasonal sugar workers lost their jobs and a famine followed. The family developed skills by experimenting with drought-resistant indigenous species, nutrient cycles, soil fertility, ecological pest management, integrated crop-livestock systems and other ecological methods to improve resilience and mitigate effects of climate change and water scarcity. The family helped establish a local farmers' organization that subsequently tapped into MASIPAG, a national farmer-led network that promotes sustainable use and management of biodiversity, while emphasizing people's control over the natural resources they need to farm.