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BOURBONNAIS, Ill. – San Diego Chargers defensive coordinator Ron Rivera's decision to dial up the pressure last weekend against the Chicago Bears caused a minor stir, especially after Mike Martz admitted San Diego's aggressive game plan limited Jay Cutler to only eight snaps.
Meanwhile, the Bears stayed true to their belief of never showing the opponent too much in a preseason contest.
"If you over scheme it, sometimes the offense is not ready for it and you're winning by a scheme right now, in the regular season they [the offense] will be ready," Bears defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli said Thursday. "What you want to make sure is that we're ready in our base stuff, so when we do put something in, it adds to what we do. But if you don't have that concrete base on pursuit, tackling, gap control and generating pressure on a four-man front, [you're in trouble].
"I don't mind this time of the year, if when you blitz, you blitz into the side of protection because you want to see who can beat a block. The worst thing right now is you get a blitzer and he's free. In the regular season you like that, but right now, you want to see which blitzers can beat a block."
One player who grabbed Marinelli's attention last weekend was rookie safety Major Wright. Echoing the sentiments of Bears head coach Lovie Smith, Marinelli feels Wright help his caused in the competition at safety, despite the rookie suffering a left index fracture that required surgery.
"There's a lot of other plays in a game we see that you might miss, just little detail things, but that tackle he made in the open field was really an exceptional tackle against a heck of a back," Marinelli said. "You can see some of the stuff he has. Now we just have to keep him going and hopefully the competition level rises."
Danieal Manning is expected to make his preseason debut and start at strong safety Saturday night against Oakland, while Wright and Craig Steltz (high ankle sprain) were already ruled out.


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What is the BHMA?
The BHMA (British Holistic Medical Association) was formed in 1983 by a group of medical doctors and students. It is now a network of mainstream healthcare professionals, CAM practitioners and members of the public.
Over the years the BHMA has organsied conferences, run educational activities and promoted local groups. It has always had a journal and a members newsletter. It continues to publish three issues of the Journal of holistic healthcare annually and a monthly e-mail newsletter.
The vision is to continue to have a strong enthusiastic network of like minded people promoting holism in healthcare. The focus has always been on care that honours the connection between mind, body and spirit and offering patients a wide range of therapies that can benefit them.
Our motto of 'physician heal thyself ' is as relevant today as has been over the last 30 years to encourage self care for practitioners.
We believe that the biggest threat to health globally is of climate change and we are engaged in encouraging a sustainable healthcare system. (See our Sustainability page)
Find out about membership of the BHMA
What does holistic mean?
It is generally conceded that the South African Jan Smuts coined the term 'holism' in 1926.
The dictionary definition of holism (from the Greek holos) states that nothing can be fully understood unless one sees the whole system of which it is part; that is the whole is always more than the sum of its parts. It has the same linguistic roots as whole, holy and health.
Beyond that information, the word holistic is impossible to define, because a definition imposes a boundary, and therefore excludes. It is a way of seeing and knowing the world. The holistic approach in medicine considers the whole person, both he or she seeking help and the practitioner who aims to provide help, whatever form that may take. It is caring for yourself, caring for others, and caring for the planet. It is being part of the living organism that is our Earth and every creature and organism that lives in this wondrous place.
The holistic view of course includes the objective scientific explanations of physiology and accepts that that people have inner experiences that are subjective, mystical, spiritual or religious, which affects their well being and their beliefs.
This website feature provides the 'dimensions' of being holistic. This describes this challenging word in terms of the qualities of the human – especially applicable to those who are unwell and those who care. See the front page to access this exploration of the human relationship in sickness and in health.
Read Being Holistic by Chair William House, published in JHH Spring 2016
What Patients say:
"I think holistic care is humane care where it is about individuals not their illness."
" I want a holistic doctor to look after me, someone to really listen and try to understand me. Someone who is caring as well as being good at his or her job is being holistic. "
"I have a holistic nurse. She went to so much trouble to help me sort my life out, you know, that bit extra effort to find something that might help, even phoned me at home to see how I was getting on."
"Instead of just printing out a prescription we talked about how I could do things for myself, no one's done that before."
What we say:
"Holism is more about relatedness rather than separation, taking a broader view rather than reducing individuals to disease labels. A holistic approach recognises that our relationships, our culture, our immediate and global environment all profoundly affect our health and well-being."
Prof David Peters, Editor of the Journal of Holistic Healthcare
"A willingness to use a wide range of interventions … an emphasis on a more participatory relationship between doctor and patient; and an awareness of the impact of the 'health' of the practitioner on the patient."
Patrick Pietroni, founding Chairman of the BHMA writing in Practitioner in 1997
"It's time to replace over-reliance on pharmaceutical 'magic bullets' with diverse approaches for creating health. We need to support well-being, self-care in chronic disease and the well-being of health-workers. Above all we have to embrace effective and sustainable solutions for the millions who need more than biomedicine alone can offer."
Simon Mills, BHMA trustee
" 'Holistic' is a good and useful word. For a start it does not mean a particular religion, faith or belief. What it means is a general approach — an approach that is open-hearted, open-minded, recognises the connections between all aspects of life and respects the essence of all the world's various spiritual traditions. It is also a word that recognises the links between spirituality, health and wellbeing; and supports our care and love for the natural world."
William Bloom, Author and educator
The BHMA Journey
In 1983, whilst a group of woman activists were setting up the famous Greenham Common protest camp against US Cruise Missiles on UK soil, a group of doctors and healthcare workers formed an organisation they called the British Holistic Medical Association (BHMA). This was a time of rebellion against what many young (and not so young) people believed was a misguided and dangerous adversarial and militarised approach to mankind's problems. In 1961 US president, Dwight D. Eisenhower, had warned about the 'military-industrial complex' (MIC). Before long, the medical world recognised another MIC, the 'medical-industrial complex'. In both cases military and healthcare policies would meet the needs of the respective supply industries at the expense of their prime purposes: to keep the nation safe and healthy respectively.
In many ways the military metaphor of attacking disease with powerful 'weapons' produced and deployed on an industrial scale has had remarkable results. But there is 'collateral damage', or in political jargon, 'unintended consequences'. The founders of the BHMA understood this very well. The vulnerable human and the root causes of illness are easily overlooked in the heat of battle against disease.
The BHMA founders proclaimed that the people must be cared for in such a way that all aspects of their being and their environment contribute to the understanding of their malady. In addition they felt that the person of the practitioner or therapist responsible for the patient must be part of the healing process. They adopted as their motto, 'Physician heal thyself'', for a lack self-knowing and self-caring is a barrier to healing.
As it grew, the BHMA promoted this holistic approach primarily through education. Over the years, conferences and workshops were held and a regular newsletter and journal produced. A new co-operation flourished between some enthusiastic state registered practitioners and many Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) practitioners. The mind-body connection was important and spirituality and its place in healthcare was explored.
Meanwhile, the Medical Industrial Complex made a strong alliance with the movement for hard scientific evidence, and 'Evidence Based Medicine' (EBM) was born. This rapidly acquired power and influence, whilst the alliance of the BHMA with CAM (with its relatively weak basis in hard science) left the BHMA and other like-minded groups almost beyond the fringe of mainstream medicine. Far from becoming a beacon of excellence in healthcare, the BHMA's radical holism looked like a foreign language within the new medical-scientific-industrial and consumerist culture. The advent of managerialism in the UK National Health Service created a reinforced concrete framework for this shiny new way. Only now, in the second decade of the 21st century, is the radical unsustainability of this highly stressed structure becoming obvious.
Despite all of this, the BHMA has continued to produce its high quality Journal of Holistic Healthcare and has been at the forefront of innovative ideas for healthcare. Although the BHMA is a small organisation, it has been relentless in its promotion of compassionate and competent care of whole humans within their context.
So 'Where is holistic healthcare today?' If you are a pessimist you will despair at the industrialisation of our medical institutions and the growing influence of Big Pharma. If you are an optimist you can see many examples of compassionate integrated care throughout our healthcare system. Many challenges are ahead, particularly climate change which is perhaps the biggest threat to health on our planet. But, as always, 'Times they are a changing'.
Over the last few years, the word holistic is being used increasingly in mainstream healthcare. Some of this is a reaction to the much publicised Mid-Staffordshire Hospital tragedy in which many patients were severely neglected by the hospital teams. There were many other less remembered scandals in other hospitals and care homes. It is clear to us, however, that holistic vision has often been used in the very limited sense of taking social circumstances into consideration when treating the patient in an otherwise biomedical, reductionist way. It is clear that more fundamental change is needed.
Since 2013, we at the BHMA have shifted our focus and language so that it will sound and look less foreign to those in mainstream healthcare, including much less attention paid to Complementary and Alternative Medicine. We are developing an entirely new website with an innovative feature that moves away from diseases and types of therapy towards the qualities of the practitioner and of the patient as human beings. We call these the 'dimensions of holistic being'. We are just at the beginning with this and some parts of quite basic, but do let us know what you think of it so far.
But our contribution is not all online! We collaborate with like-minded organisations to mount events including conferences. Our wonderful Journal of Holistic Healthcare (JHH) now has a new Editorial Board and a renewed vibrancy that engages with today's issues. We produce three issues of the JHH per year and full members receive a paper copy and access to all past issues from 2004. Annual membership subscriptions remain at £48 including print copies of the journal, or E-membership at £25 for which you can access and download the pdf version of the Journal. This is excellent value and useful for CPD, for research and understanding of holistic being. But perhaps most important, as a member you will be keeping alive and helping to increase the understanding and the practice of holistic healthcare.
Dr William House, Chair, BHMA


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Warp and Weft: How Weaving Transcends Its Materials
By RUTH ROBINSON
Published: April 14, 1991
THE weaver's craft, from tapestries to lace, is on display this month at "Fabrics of the 90's," a show and sale of the Handweavers Guild of Connecticut. Members are displaying more than 100 works, including rugs, wall hangings, bed coverings, table accessories, baskets, dolls and clothing. Demonstrations of weaving, spinning and basket making add another dimension to the juried show, which runs through Saturday at the Robert Allan Keeney Memorial Cultural Center in Wethersfield.
Two spacious rooms at the center, built in 1893 as a school, provide a fitting showcase for the work, which is displayed on the wall, on the floor and on antique furniture supplied by Old Bank Antiques of East Hampton.
Represented are a wide variety of styles and techniques, which reflects the broad spectrum of interests among the guild's 275 members.
Stephanie Morton Lane, for example, uses a vertical-frame loom made by her husband, Roy Lane, and a technique she learned as apprentice to a Tibetan carpet weaver in India. She uses a gauge rod to hold the continuous yarn in place, she said, so the pile will be even. She weaves with a primitive sheep wool from Norway that approximates the wool from rugged Himalayan sheep.
Ms. Morton Lane is represented in the show by a Star of Solomon Sampler rug in somber blues, reds, greens, black and beige and by a purely decorative piece, "Not a Rug," in which she takes the technique further, incorporating copper rods as an integral part of the work, which is priced at $200. The rods contrast with the indigo-dyed background and geometric design, a take-off of a tribal rug from Afghanistan. 'Innate in the Weave'
A powerful wall hanging by Patricia Cook McMullen, on loan from the Booth Dimock Memorial Library in Coventry, uses the technique of sprang weaving, an ancient method of twisting warp threads together in a simple frame.
"The sculptural quality is innate in the weave," said Mrs. McMullen, who used rug wool, some of it hand-dyed, mixed with a little mohair and rayon in a combination of gray, plum, fuchsia, turquoise and white. The piece, "One, Two," is about 6 feet high and 3 feet across.
Gloria Bowman has sliced a color photograph of a Guatemalan weaver with backstrap loom and used it as the weft in her wall hanging, "Image of a Weaver" ($200).
Patti Iocovino, who has been playing with a checkerboard motif for two or three years, won the judges' choice award and first place in floor rugs for her "Syncopated Rhythm," a double-faced weave of wool with warp of cotton fish twine for strength and durability. The rug's background of black in the center fading to brown at the edges sets off staggered blocks made with odds and ends of magenta, yellow, gold and bluish green ($450).
Ms. Iocovino is also represented by "Grandmother's Flower Garden," a runner measuring about 7 by 2 feet. It is her interpretation of the quilt pattern of the same name, using blocks in place of hexagons. Cotton fabric in pastel prints and solids make a colorful piece ($600).
<> <> Guild members have been collaborating on a number of "friendship projects," initiated in 1983, when 12 agreed to design and weave squares to be exchanged and made into 12 coverlets, somewhat in the spirit of a quilting bee. 'A Form of Communication'
"It's a way to connect with other people who feel the same love for what they are doing as you do," said Mary Jane Jarvis, one of the 12. "It's a form of communication."
Mary Elva Erf, coordinating chairwoman of the show, said she pieced her friendship coverlet together with eight yards of hand-woven fabric in a white cotton dimity design that set off the squares of overshot designs with weft of Colonial blue wool and warp of off-white cotton. It makes a double bed covering in an antique style.
The most recent friendship project, "Simply Elegant Dinner Mats," is also on display. Delicate linen placemats, in a variety of Bronson Lace and Huck Lace designs in white, ecru and pastel colors, are surely heirlooms of the future. From this endeavor, a booklet of linen designs was produced by Barbara Dessureau and Mrs. Erf. It is available at the show for $10. Russian-American 'Peace Fleece'
The concept of friendship can be credited for serveral other pieces in the show, woven of what is called "peace fleece," a yarn combining American fleece with the Russian variety, which has a long staple that results in a particularly soft finish. Ms. Dessureau and Lisa Green contributed cozy double-width blankets, the former's in green and pink stripes, the latter's incorporating 15 colors.
The show's most expensive work, for sale at $1,800, is an antique oak screen with three reversible panels by Terese Ridgeway, a master weaver. (The guild awards the ratings of apprentice, journeyman and master after rigorous testing, a tradition going back to medieval times.) The screen, "A Rose Is a Rose," uses cotton yarn dyed with fiber-reactive dyes for a shimmering effect. The rose motif is executed in pale yellow and violet, coral and blue and magenta pink and aqua.
Even the ribbons indicating prize winners -- blue for first, red for second and a floral design on white for special prizes -- are handwoven and could serve as bookmarks.
About a quarter of the exhibits are for sale, and for the duration of the show, the museum shop at the center is carrying the work of weavers.
Nicki Kimes offers things like dolls of wool and synthetic, including one sporting a gray beard of natural fleece ($25), and Elsa Diehl is represented by an opulent brushed wool throw in cerise and blue ($215). The stock of goods is constantly being replenished.
"Fabrics of the '90's" (at the Keeney Memorial Cultural Center, 200 Main Street, Wethersfield; 529-7161) is open from 1 to 4 P.M. Tuesday through Saturday. Admission is $2. The Keeney Center is accessible from Exit 26 of Interstate 91.
Photos: Arlene and Elmer Dutton admiring friendship coverlet by Mary Elva Erf, coordinator of the show "Fabrics of the 90's," at the Robert Allan Keeney Memorial Cultural Center in Wethersfield; Not a Rug," left, by Stephanie Morton Lane; "Fountains Abbey Illuminated II," above, by Sylvia Garfield and "Syncopated Rhythm," by Patti Iocovino. (Photographs by Steve Miller for The New York Times)


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New Air-Conditioning Platform Designed to Offer Climate Control
Bus air-conditioning manufacturer Eberspaecher Suetrak develops the E-Control platform to provide centralized control of all the thermal management components on a bus.
BURLINGTON, N.J. — Arsenault Associates has introduced a new audit trail option to Dossier, its fleet maintenance management software.
Audit Trail expands the scope of vehicle history by enabling management to see not just what was done to a vehicle, but who did it, and when, company officials said. The audit trail option is also designed to track any additions, changes and deletions as they apply to vehicles, parts and personnel, as well as work requested, done or canceled.
"With Audit Trail, you have a clear record of responsibility," said Bob Hausler, vice president of marketing and technology for Arsenault.
However, it is not a matter of mistrust, he noted.
"Audit Trail helps improve processes and performance," he explained. "In that sense it is not punitive, simply practical and responsible."
Audit Trail's chronological record can find and help correct inadvertent errors, according to the supplier.
"Say someone is distracted by a phone call and makes an incorrect entry while working in Dossier," Hausler explained. "That error may go unnoticed for some time. Audit Trail can help find that mistake so it can be corrected."
Citing a worst-case scenario in which someone might maliciously attempt to trash the database, "Audit Trail can find every transaction that person performed in chronological order so you can undo any damage," Hausler said.
Audit Trail also provides documentation for regulatory compliance and personnel management, he added.
Audit Trail records are designed to be easy to access, company officials said. Every Dossier item has a "Details" link that enables authorized users to bring up the complete history of that item in an event log. Users can see additions, changes and deletions, as well as who made them. Additionally, they can search, print and export that information.
Items supported by Audit Trail in Dossier include Unit (vehicle, typically); Part; Personnel; Vendor; Repair Order; Fuel Item; Customer; Tire; Purchase Order; and Part Receipt. Audit Trail search results can be focused by user, item type or time range.
Dossier users can limit the resources used by Audit Trail. An Auditing Options window offers choices; data can be retained for specific periods of time and limited to specified amounts of disk storage space, company officials said.
Audit Trail is optional in Dossier Professional and is standard in the Dossier Enterprise Edition.
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According to Stertil-Koni, new technologies that have been incorporated into transmission jacks have increased lifting capacities and improved stability.
Auto Safety House, the Thomas Built Buses dealership for Arizona, will operate as a brand under the ownership of W.W. Williams, a provider of repair services and products.
HSM Transportation Solutions' C.E. White Portable Child Restraint for school buses, a five-point restraint system, is designed to accommodate children weighing 20 to 90 pounds and up to 57 inches in height.
The state acquires 26 Blue Bird propane buses as part of its efforts to update its aging fleet.
The DS2 is a two-camera vehicle event recording system that combines high-definition video recording, fleet telematics, and vehicle operating data on one screen for better incident review and driver coaching.
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Brad Miller, who works for Durham School Services' Indianapolis location, and Ian Moulaison at Stock Transportation in Halifax, Nova Scotia, earn the certification.
Registration is open for the complete schedule of sessions, which start on March 21 in Owosso, Michigan, and cover 14 states before concluding in November.
Four dealers win the bus manufacturer's Diamond Premier Dealer award, while 11 win the Diamond Dealer award. IC Bus also bestows its Pursuit of Excellence award.
BusWise Technologies for Thomas Built Buses' Saf-T-Liner C2 school bus offers features that can help in boosting efficiency, such as tracking location, speed, and fuel consumption.
In this spot from Thomas Built Buses, get a look behind the scenes at the men and women who build yellow buses in High Point, North Carolina.
To become Blue Seal certified, at least 75% of technicians performing diagnosis and repairs at the location must be ASE certified.
The report, commissioned by FMCSA, sheds light on the frequency and common causes of fires in school buses and motorcoaches.
In response to the state superintendent's plan to update South Carolina's aging school bus fleet, NSTA says that contracting could provide new buses while saving money.
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And then there is the money aspect to just taking a 'sequester' approach to emissions. While activists seem to believe a sequester approach to taxes and spending - egalitarian, across-the-board cuts without regard to merit - is bad, they have an idealized vision of what it will do in the economy regarding emissions. We should just do it, they insist. When activists said America just 'needs' to get down to early 1990s levels of emissions, they painted a perfect scenario where everyone would somehow be employed in either green energy production or white-collar environmental awareness jobs. Yet America is back at early 1990s levels of emissions right now - and the economy we have is what that looks like. Stagnant business climate, high chronic unemployment and food stamp recipients are numerous enough to pick a president, but the stock market is up so the government claims that higher stocks and higher taxes will eventually help poor people who bridge a wider chasm from the rich than ever.
The ironic downside for activists who have gotten the lower emissions they wanted is that in the hierarchy of needs, broad environmental issues are not all that important. When people can't pay the rent or meet lots of other basic necessities, the last thing they want to hear is how they are killing the planet but developing countries like China, India and Mexico are exempt. And so concern about environmental issues, including climate change, is now at a 20-year low, even in America, despite the full-court press by the media in late 2012 to say that the Sandy storm was caused by climate change. What else happened 20 years ago, the last time people didn't care about the environment? A president got thrown out due to the "It's the economy, stupid" movement. Not having money makes people think about their world, not the world.
So studies may predict the impact of climate change but people losing their homes are not worried about 50 years from now; the activists who want a full-stop on CO2, more regulations, more penalties, more taxes and then more subsidies for their pet 'green' projects are living in their own fantasy world, where if they mandate and subsidize something like wind power, capitalism will take over and make it viable. The 13th century is not the answer to 21st century energy issues but they are against both fossil fuels and every viable alternative.
Result: People begin to stop caring.
Here is the chart from market research group GlobeScan Foundation:
* The chart shows average findings across the 12 countries for which tracking data is available since 1992. Polling was conducted by the international research consultancy GlobeScan and its partners in each country. In Brazil, China, Indonesia, Kenya, Panama, and Turkey , the sample was limited to major urban areas. The margin of error per country ranges from +/- 4.3 to 4.8 percent, 19 times out of 20. ** Question wording and 1992 fieldwork done by The Gallup Institute, Princeton.
22,812 citizens were interviewed face-to-face or by telephone between July 3rd, 2012 and September 3rd, 2012 and 6,774 citizens whose tracking data regarding environmental concerns is available since 1992 were used.
As you see in the chart, it isn't just climate change that is impacted. As the American economy has lurched into becoming European, and the impact has been felt worldwide, concern about water and air pollution, automobile emissions and species extinction have evaporated as well. Concern about the environment, like advocating organic food and toilets that flush less water, has become a pastime for the idle rich - and then those on the left who keep their blinders firmly in place. Many of the people in the chart have been worried about the environment for a long time, so their concern hasn't gone away entirely. The majority of them are still concerned about clean water. But clean water is not in newspapers every day so for environmentally conscious people to not list 'climate change' as the top worry despite over a decade of media attention is the surest sign of 'green fatigue'.
Wealthy countries can afford to migrate to green energy but shaky economies cannot so that has to be fixed first. We have cleaner energy solutions that are viable right now, like nuclear power, and that can be a bridge to the future without keeping America a barren economic moonscape. China has entire pollution villages filled with cancer patients, so we don't want a manufacturing free-for-all and therefore we shouldn't be in a race with China to make solar panels or anything else that is worse than the problem it is solving, despite what the Obama administration claims, but there is a moderate stance we can take on 'made in the USA'. Business is not the enemy, it is just the enemy of the current government and they need to soften that stance.
Greenpeace has their heads firmly in the feel-good fallacy sand too. Spokesman Graham Thompson told Sam Masters at The Independent, "The public can see that the response of our politicians is completely inadequate to the threat scientists have revealed, and that dissonance is reflected in these polls."
In other words, they think the solution is even more government. It isn't just Greenpeace, you could substitute any other anti-food, anti-energy activist group and they all say the same thing.
Of course. the upside to a bad economy is that people who worry about their finances and less about the environment also start ignoring Greenpeace and Union of Concerned Scientists. Maybe then we can get actual reality-based science policy rather than more calls for top-down social authoritarianism about their politics.
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"Business is not the enemy, it is just the enemy of the current government and they need to soften that stance."
I firmly believe there is no contradiction between appreciating the reality and challenges connected to climate change and nurturing thriving businesses strengthening the economy. Contrary, I believe that using businesses and industry as tools in solving our planetary challenges is pivotal. And I do not see why this is not comprehended by people and politicians. Including green movements and conservative industrialists!
As for screaming 'wolf, wolf' too loud and too many times, that is basic psychology. We know that is not going to work. No wonder people have focus on other worries. ;-)
Businesses are not formed for "solving our planetary challenges" unless they are government sponsored rent seekers. That's the realm of religion. The use of such a phrase reeks of Hayek's fatal conceit.
Businesses work because their goals are limited to areas they can concretely influence with the limited information rational people can possess. Religions, like modern environmentalism, grow because they paint pictures of the unknown, and thrive when the basis is unknowable.
The modern green movement will soon see a brown backlash and wither since its basis is a falsifiable and falsified unknown, Sooner or later folks wake up and realize that all of the horror stories are just fiction. That's when they dump the whole system down the low-flow toilet. It's the problem of all cults based on predictions. When the deadlines pass without validation events, so do the cults.
If the greenies want to survive they need to go back to unverifiable catastrophes. Life after death is a good one, but the competition is stiff. Their 2100 deadline was good for a generation or three, but it didn't leave room for future growth in the structure: very selfish on the part of the current leaders, IMHO. Hitler did a better job by fixing 1000 years as his cult's timeframe. As it stands the global warming folks are just going to have to hitch a ride on the next passing comet.
But they will have to flush two or three times to do so.
"Businesses are not formed for "solving our planetary challenges".."
The point is that the business sector can and will see opportunities that lies in a changing environment. There are also sound business ideas to be developed to solve global challenges. To be clear, the business sector alone is of course not responsible or able to solve all problems, but the sector is an underused actor.
To claim that businesses who engage in planetary challenges are government sponsor rent seekers only demonstrate that you have very little knowledge about business.
Other than that, I leave the sewerage to you. You seem to be good at it. ;-)
It's the problem of all cults based on predictions. When the deadlines pass without validation events, so do the cults.Not on this planet they don't. They just change the deadlines.
So if we can just spread enough lies to get the figure below 50% then climate change will just go away.
Sorry deniers - the laws of physics don't give a damn HOW ignorant the populace is - they just carry on warming the planet with the kind of inevitable results we are now seeing all over the world.
I'd think it would be worse to do something they know is bad as opposed to doing something they don't think is bad.
But we have a policy issue that isn't going away and the gridlock on it that we have right now is on the shoulders of people who insisted the science was settled in 2001 - but only because they threw the climate scientists who said it was unsettled off the IPCC. The public does not forget that sort of thing.
Or we can just look at the data which shows that global temperatures remain flat even as global CO2 levels have steadily increased. There's no denying that the earth warmed from around 1980 to the early 2000s, but there are plenty of indications--noted by reputable scientists--that we may very well be heading for a period of prolonged cooling. Despite all the media hype, there is no scientific consensus (among real scientists) on phenomena that is still under observation.
I'd also like to support what Hank has already alluded to: The alarmists, and the media who support them, have not helped themselves by making such statements as "Snowfalls are now a thing of the past" (http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/snowfalls-are-now-just-a-thing-...) and "Billions could die from global warming by 2012" (http://reason.com/blog/2007/01/09/global-warming-could-kill-45-b). We need to stop ringing the alarm bell, stop trying to prevent global warming or cooling, and figure out a better way to adapt to such changes.
Right on!
The one single thing that gets my goat concerning the sky is falling rhetoric being spewed by the alarmists is that anything that humans do is somehow outside of nature. There are numerous potential benefits for life on this planet by our climate being slightly warmer. The environMENTALists will NEVER even entertain anything but negative outcomes from human behavior.
The facts are that there are way too many people with narcissistic superiority complexes (also called god complexes) in influential positions that can do a whole lot more damage to human societies than anything that might arise from a few degrees of global warming. (that is IF it should begin warming again)
The facts are obvious, the climate has always been in continuous flux and the temperatures have often been much warmer than they currently are. You are absolutely correct the temperatures indeed have been stable for the last decade or so, and absolutely NONE of the alarmists' climate models capture this fact. In fact NONE of the current climate models can predict the past fifty years of known climate data when inputing KNOWN INITIAL CONDITIONS into their models.
We should be putting our resources into adapting to the inevitable changes to our climate, including the inevitable upcoming ice age, whenever it may come to pass. Wasting valuable resources into crippling the worlds economies and wasteful funding of non sustainable (at least economically) idiotic "green" energy projects, which are the real atrocities surrounding the global warming debate. Hear this Chicken Little: The debate is NOT over!
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Perfect for Easter, a baptism, or a christening, this Decoupaged Easter Cross is beautiful to hang on the wall or give as a gift. Made using simple decoupage techniques, this religious Easter craft is easy to personalize with a heartfelt message of love and good faith. Use floral papers to give your cross a classic spring look that's perfect for Easter.
- Wooden cross, cut from 1/8" plywood
- Suitable decoupage paper
- Regular mirror mosaic tiles
- Crystal ice mirror mosaic tiles
- One white heart, made from Plaster of Paris
- Acrylic paint in the following two colors: flesh and antique bronze
- Mod Podge
- Water-based varnish
- 10/32" paint brush
- Thin paintbrush
- Fan-shaped paint brush
- Hairdryer
- Pair of standard scissors
- Double-wheel tile cutter
- Heart-shaped cookie cutter
- A few sheets of old newspapers to protect the working area
- Clear-drying craft glue
- One-hole wood frame hanger
Trace the outline of the cross onto the decoupage paper and cut it out.
Use the 10/32" paint brush to paint an even layer of Modge Podge over the front of the wooden cross. Keep the edges and the back of the cross clean.
Carefully place the cut-out of the decoupage paper onto the cross.
Working from the middle of the cross, and from the inside towards the outside, rub out all the air bubbles and excess Modge Podge from the back of the decoupage cut-out. Be careful not to stretch or tear the cut-out. Regularly dip your finger into the bottle of Modge Podge to keep it wet while rubbing, as this will prevent the cut-out from tearing.
Dry the cross thoroughly with the hairdryer, but do not use the highest heat setting on the hairdryer.
Cut off any small pieces of decoupage paper that may protrude beyond the edges of the cross.
Use the fan-shaped paint brush to give the edges and body of the cross a wash with the antique bronze acrylic paint. Do not use too much paint when using a fan-shaped brush, as this will lose the fan-shaped effect ~ remove excess paint by dabbing it onto a sheet of newspaper before starting to paint.
Dry the cross with the hairdryer.
With the 10/32" brush, paint a thin layer of Modge Podge over the whole front and edges of the cross. The Modge Podge will protect the cut-out and give the product a smoother finish.
Dry the cross with the hairdryer.
Repeat steps 9-10 ~ you need to apply at least 6 coats of Modge Podge, but remember that with every layer, the direction in which the Modge Podge is applied, must be changed from horizontal to vertical to horizontal, etc. Also, remember that after every layer of Modge Podge, the cross must first be dried thoroughly with the hairdryer.
With the 10/32" brush, add a layer of water-based varnish to the front and edges of the cross. Dry thoroughly with the hairdryer.
Use the tile cutter to cut the mosaic tiles into small triangular shapes.
Use the heart-shaped cookie cutter to lightly trace a heart onto the front of the cross.
Glue the cut tiles onto the cross ~ first do the outline of the heart, and then fill in the rest of the heart.
Let it dry thoroughly before continuing with the next step.
Use the thin paint brush and paint the Plaster of Paris heart with the flesh colored acrylic paint. Let it dry thoroughly.
Add some detail to the Plaster of Paris heart with the antique bronze paint and let it dry.
Add a thin layer of varnish to the heart and let it dry.
Glue the Plaster of Paris heart to the front of the cross.
- Glue the wood frame hanger to the back of the cross.
- When doing decoupage, never use the highest heat setting on the hairdryer.
- See http://craftshapes.co.uk/index.htm or http://www.craftparts.com/ for possible suppliers of wooden crosses.
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This one time, at band camp, Dain Sundstrom said: DS>On Sep 13, 2004, at 11:03 AM, Bruce Snyder wrote: DS> DS>> This one time, at band camp, Dain Sundstrom said: DS>> DS>> DS>On Sep 13, 2004, at 9:11 AM, Bruce Snyder wrote: DS>> DS> DS>> DS>> How can openejb-jar descriptors be generated? Is there an XDoclet DS>> DS>> plugin? Or, are the geronimo* descriptors generated automatically DS>> DS>> by the builders? DS>> DS> DS>> DS>No XDoclet that I know of... I write them by hand. BTW, The DS>> DS>openejb-jar.xml is not required anymore. DS>> DS>> Great, are the other geronimo*.xml descriptors still required (e.g. DS>> geronimo-jetty.xml, geronimo-application.xml, etc.)? DS> DS>Only the geronimo-ra.xml is required. Great! DS>> DS>> The Geronimo builders are creating all the configuration objects. DS>> DS>> Are these the objects that are serialized out into the config.ser DS>> DS>> file? DS>> DS> DS>> DS>Yes, but there is only one Configuration object created, and it is DS>> that DS>> DS>object that is serialized. DS>> DS>> I thought that the serialized configs contained an arbitrary graph DS>> of objects and that was why building a viewer was a big PITA? Am I DS>> mixing up two different things here? DS> DS>It does. This is a single Configuration containing N GBeans with N DS>attributes. Then it sounds like it is still possible to build a viewer. From a single Configuration object, I'm guessing it's a collection of N GBeans. If so, it shouldn't be too difficult to walk the collection and ask for the constructor, methods, etc. Bruce -- perl -e 'print unpack("u30","<0G)U8V4\@4VYY9&5R\"F9E<G)E=\$\!F<FEI+F-O;0\`\`");' The Castor Project http://www.castor.org/ Apache Geronimo http://incubator.apache.org/projects/geronimo.html
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