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Public Lighting: Installation and Maintenance
Al Read Electrical's core business is the delivery of public lighting maintenance to local authorities and private customers. This covers a wide range of operations and services including:
- Fault identification through GPS tracked night scouts of Local authority Public Lighting assets
- Routine fault repairs of lamp outages
- Lantern up-grading of obsolete equipment
- Public lighting column replacement
- Cable fault location, identification and repair
Network operations
A new service now being facilitated by Al Read Electrical is the maintenance and up-grading of local authority public lighting assets mounted on live ESB overhead networks (ESBN). This considerable investment by Al Read Electrical in specialist C class 46 thousand volt (46KV) accesses equipment, specialist live working tools and equipment and advanced live network training delivered by ESB training services allows us to provide total Public lighting solutions to local authorities. With senior management having a background in ESB networks our understanding of what is required from both a safety and technical stand point has been integral to allowing Al Read Electrical to add this operation seamlessly to our list of services. The company as a whole has benefited from the establishment of Network Operation services, increasing the technical knowledge of all staff and hence ensuring greater safety awareness across the company.
As part of the process, in association Meath County Council, we have been independently audited by Lloyds Register through their Street Lighting Contractor Accreditation Scheme (SLCAS). Having received full accreditation from Lloyds and continued compliance with the SLCAS, has ensured that the company is fully equipped to deliver the best possible service to Meath County Council and other network operations customers.
Cable Fault Location
Our expertise and specialists equipment in the area of cable fault location/identification and repair allows us to provide this essential service of pin pointing cable faults. Depending on the site location this service can greatly reduce the cost of repair to underground cable faults by avoiding unnecessary civil works and reducing material costs on expensive cable replacements. It also enables a more efficient repair thus reducing in the case of public lighting unsafe and lengthy lamp outages
High Mast Lighting
This type of lighting is usually located on Motorway interchanges and major traffic junctions. We are fully equipped and certified to carry out all types of high mast operations including installation and maintenance. Thru our hugely experienced staff we are currently providing this service largely in a maintenance capacity to all our local authority and private customers. For further information please contact out high mast lighting specialist Paul Read through our contacts page.
Emergency Services
An integral aspect of our services to local authorities is the availability of a 24 hour emergency response team available to deal with dangerous occurrences, such as motor traffic accidents involving public lighting columns and large scale public lighting failures, for example motor way outages/national primary route outages which may present a danger to the public.
Sports Lighting
Al Read Electrical provides a variety of sports lighting installation and maintenance. With many years of experience providing optimal sports lighting to Tennis Clubs and Sports fields across the country.
Civil Works Division
Al Read Electrical can deliver both directly and indirectly all types of major and minor civil works required in order to facilitate all our public lighting installation, maintenance, up-grading and fault repair requirements. This service allows us to meet all our public lighting requirements with flexibility and ease. We have access to a wide range of plant and equipment. All our civil works staff are experienced and trained as necessary in number of areas including, safe pass, use of digging equipment, abrasive wheels, location of underground services, deployment of traffic management (signing lighting and guarding at roadwork's). If you require an estimate or further information on our civil work services, please contact us through our contacts page


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Mole Fries
I talk to you a lot about what I'm cookin. So much so that you probably think I'm the only one in our house that spends time in the kitchen. But I was lucky to have married a guy that no only cooks, but does his own laundry (can I get a hallelujah?). Today I'm excited to share one of his crazy concoctions: Mole Fries. In case you had any doubts, let me ease your fears and confirm that THIS IS NOT A DREAM. Mole Fries are real life. And thank gosh, because they are finger licking good.
Despite both being slightly insane in the kitchen, Sam and I grew up very differently (as outlined in one of my very first blog posts). While I was a child in Hawaii, the best Mexican food around was at Taco Bell. Needless to say, I didn't even know what mole was until I met Sam – who will be absolutely appalled that I mentioned Taco Bell on this blog. He grew up with fresh tortillas, horchata, and a ton of other delicious Mexican foods I can't remember the names of (or spell very well). Point is, we didn't grow up eating the same food. But it works out, because we both have adventurous palates. That's one of the things I love about our relationship.
So let's talk about the recipe. For one, it's fairly simple to make. It starts with baked french fries (that's right – this dish isn't that bad for you!) smothered in a (half-homemade) mole sauce that's liquid comfort food. Top that with grilled onions, some chopped chicken – or perhaps leftover Thanksgiving turkey, huh? – cojita cheese, cilantro, and voila!
Did I mention that these are just about the yummiest baked fries you'll ever have? Only about half the batch made it into the mole fries after some massive mid-recipe
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This is one of Supreme Rice's recipes from their website. Substitute cane vinegar and pecan oil, and it's a locavore dish.
Cilantro Chimichurri Rice and Louisiana Shrimp
Makes 4 servings
1 cup lightly packed cilantro leaves
2 red jalapeno peppers, seeded
2 garlic cloves, peeled
2 to 3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
6 tablespoons olive oil, divided
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 pound medium Louisiana shrimp, peeled and deveined
3 cups hot cooked long grain rice
Preheat grill or broiler. Combine cilantro, jalapenos, garlic, vinegar, 1/4 cup oil, salt and pepper in food processor; process to a fine texture.
Toss shrimp with remaining 2 tablespoons oil; arrange on grill or rack in broiler pan. Grill or broil 4 inches from heat source 2 minutes on each side or until opaque in center.
Combine hot rice with half of the cilantro mixture; mix well. Place on platter; top with shrimp and spoon remaining cilantro mixture over shrimp.
Per serving: 470 calories; 23 grams fat; 170 mg cholesterol; 610 mg sodium; 35 g carbohydrates; 1 g dietary fiber; 26 g protein.


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For anyone with an interest in evolution, or in current relations between science and religion, or in logical fallacies, or quackery, or ornithology, or the alleged architecture of ancient Bosnia, I highly recommend the 23rd edition of the Skeptic's Circle, hosted by Circadiana. The Skeptic's Circle is a regular but mobile gathering of links to blog post that " apply critical thought to questionable stories." For some reason, my recent post on the Wrathful Dispersion controversy has made it into this latest edition, despite the fact that I supplied almost no critical thought; I merely reported the facts as I observed them. Still, it is gratifying to be in such distinguished company.
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chillyrodent on 8. December, 2005 11:16 (UTC)
What she says is a true thing. I knew he would like it, which is why I asked you if I could link to it in my LJ.
And, it turns out that many, many people like it.
And, it turns out that many, many people like it.
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Actually, I didn't. Was probably the person who suggested it on the original post. I did recommend the entry to PZ Meyers of Pharyngula, who linked to it on his 'blog.


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Awards and International Accreditations
Edexcel accreditation code for Jam Academy: 90273
Our goal has always been to provide students with advanced musical courses and career paths, and we've done so by using the most advanced teaching methodologies available and using international qualifications. Thanks to the London Performers Examination Board (LPEB) of which Jam Academy is being part of, our institute can release qualificactions and title accredited by Pearson BTEC (an english institution for academic and professional qualifications), University of Bedfordshire, Trinity College (Examination Board).
Thanks to these partnerships Jam Academy horizons have broadened, focusing greatly on the issues of quality, innovation, realistic needs of the music industry and internationalization.
Our Bachelor of Arts (in the fields of Music Performance, Technology and Production) are released directly from British universities and institutions of the highest profile: Institutional approval procedures, course development, evaluation and certificates emission are regularly subjected to governmental procedures of quality control.
Among the courses we offer, thanks to LPEB we can provide Higher Education courses recognized throughout the european community: The Bachelor of Arts in Contemporary Pop Music (fields of study: Performance, Technology and Production).
Click here and go to the official website of the course. Once you have loaded the page, choose the language you prefer in the upper left button.
Accreditation bodies educational institution Jam Academy
LPEB - London Performers Examination Board
Since 1999 our team has been active in the music education and business fields. Our goal has always been excellence without compromises, striving to fulfill local needs and peculiarities.
The Glocal philosophy perfectly combines LPEB's mission, always looking for the best possible educators. In other words: Diversity against Flattening.
BTEC - Business & Technology Education Council
Edexcel, a Pearson company, is UK's largest awarding body offering academic and vocational qualifications and testing methodologies to schools, colleges, employers and other places of learning and working throughout UK and internationally as well.
Edexcel is an english institution that emits certifications, both academic and professionals, complying with the standars set by the Common European Framework , designed by the European Council to set a standard in educational and professional certifications.
Edexcel fulfills two main functions, the first is to provide the educational centers with specific details on the study programs concerning the courses, the second is to oversee the quality of this courses as they are held in the facilities on the territory, thus ensuring high standards of education. BTEC was already known on the territory due to its work with foreign language certifications for Italian students.
Trinity College
Trinity College London is an Examinations Board (Certification Authority) British founded in 1870 under the patronage of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. It 'a non-profit organization that operates in more than 60 countries in the world and, in addition to English language certifications for students, releases initial and advanced qualifications for teachers. Trinity College London is an entity accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education for the training of teaching staff since 2001 and was a signatory of specific protocols and agreements with the Italian Ministry of Education and the Conference of Italian University Rectors.
Trinity College London is an accredited and controlled by Ofqual, the British authorities in charge of the validation of the certification bodies, is a member of associations ALTE (Association of Language Testers in Europe), EALTA (European Association of Language Testing and Assessment), and EAQUALS ENGLISH UK. The Trinity certificates are recognized by many faculties and universities in the United Kingdom and Italy. Trinity cooperates in different countries with ministries and governmental authorities on projects for the teaching of English and music, and for the assessment of student skills.
AMM - Modern Music Academy
The Modern Music Academy, among the first schools to spawn in Italy, is now one of the most appreciated at a national level.
Solidly standing in the territory for more than twenty years thanks to a deeply rooted passion for music, the school gained experience in teaching and tutoring young students as well as professionals.
The tenacity of its founder Franco Rossi allowed the staff to collect over the years an incredible amount of teaching experience. Constantly up to date with the more modern teaching technologies and contributing to the international panorama with the organization of masterclasses of the highest levels with internationally renowned artists.
Recently the AMM National School Project was born: an opportunity for teachers to interact with students all over italy, providing standardized education for each end every institute, allowing the sharing of knowledge, skills and experience. The opportunity to interact directly with students is an absolute necessity, hence, the new generation of teachers may find fertile ground for the development and proposal of new ideas.
Twinning and international agreements
Daejin University - Seoul Korea
In 2016 Jam Academy started a Twinning relationship with the conservatory of Daejin University in Seoul, Korea.
This agreement allows for the exchange of students between the two schools in order to promote aducational and cultural exchange. It offers the opportunity to study, work and live in the institute twinned. Exchange of information including curricula, policies and school events; learning resources, teaching materials and strategies. All of this is made to gain mutual understanding and sharing knowledge, and to offer the chance to study, live and work abroad for a period.
Public bodies: awards and certificates
"Presa d'atto Ministeriale" Direction Regionale Toscana - Taxation Office
By application filed on 31/03/2008 concerning the relevant prior evaluation as "riconocimento" VAT exemption, given the technical opinion issued by the Regional School for Tuscany prot. n. 5308 of 22/07/2008, examined the documentation submitted by the company, states that the Training Education Courses Music performed by SEFORM coop society. soc. (Jam Academy Lucca) may qualify as educational services aimed at training, updating, upgrading and retraining.
Camera of Commerce of Lucca - Alternating School Work Register
Since December 2016 the academy Jam Academy, in support of the Association Music Academy Lucca, joined the "National School of alternation Jobs Register". Another small passoo for increasingly reduce the gap between the world of education and the music industry. Visit the official page Jam Academy enrollment in the National Register, click here.
Law 107/2015, known as "The Good School", provides for the students of the last two years and the last year of secondary school in second grade a mandatory route guidance of the total duration of at least 400 hours for technical and vocational schools and at least 200 hours for high schools.


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Patent Pro Bono Program: An Investment in Economically Under-Resourced Communities
Join us on December 12th for a presentation by Grant Corboy, Patent Pro Bono Administrator of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and Ted Theofrastous, Managing Attorney of the IP Venture Clinic at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, will discuss a relatively new way that attorneys can give back and support their local communities by providing free legal assistance to financially under-resourced inventors and small businesses through the USPTO's Patent Pro Bono Program.
The Patent Pro Bono Program offers a unique opportunity for patent professionals to provide pro bono assistance, in their area of expertise, in preparing and filing of patent applications. When Congress enacted the America Invents Act (AIA) in 2011, they did so with an understanding of the nexus between innovation and the U.S. economy. Therefore, participation in the Patent Pro Bono Program not only helps individuals gain access to the patent system, but has the potential to change, for the betterment, the financial circumstance of those individuals that apply. View the video below to learn about inventor assistance through the Patent Pro Bono Program.
Mr. Corboy will provide background on the USPTO's Patent Pro Bono Program, and share information on the growth and impact of the Program. In addition, Mr. Corboy will discuss the challenges associated with pro bono representation in an IP environment. Mr. Theofrastous will share information on the IP Venture Clinic and the "holistic" approach that his Clinic takes with its applicants, where qualified applicants are not only provided patent prosecution assistance, but law students assist in business formation counseling and help founders reach agreement on key issues prior to formally launching a business. Mr. Theofrastous will also discuss how IP practitioners can become involved.
REGISTER HERE by December 7th at noon.
*This month's meeting will be held at the Hampton Inn & Suites downtown, which is on Vine Street around the corner from The Cincinnatian.
About the Speakers:
Grant Corboy joined the Office of Enrollment Discipline (OED) as a Patent Attorney in 2016. As a member of the Patent Pro Bono Team, he is dedicated to making sure that all inventors have access to the patent system, including those who are financially under-resourced. In addition to his Patent Pro Bono responsibilities, Mr. Corboy also serves as a Staff Attorney investigating discipline and enrollment matters. Mr. Corboy was a Primary Patent Examiner for the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and, prior to joining the USPTO in 2010, he worked for fifteen years in industry as a design engineer, project manager and government contracts manager with DuPont and Lockheed Martin. Mr. Corboy is a member of the Maryland bar, and he is registered to practice before the USPTO. He graduated, cum laude, from The University of Baltimore School of Law and received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and his Masters of Science in Structural Engineering from the University of Delaware.
Ted Theofrastous is Managing Attorney of the IP Venture Clinic and Distinguished Practitioner-in-Residence at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law. Mr. Theofrastous has extensive experience in the field of high technology development and commercialization, both as a business architect/manager and as a legal professional. Prior to founding his corporate legal practice and ThetaSquared, a strategic technology commercialization firm, Theofrastous served as managing director and fund counsel for a small family venture fund, where he created and managed a portfolio of new and existing technology startup investments. Before the fund, Theofrastous managed a diverse IP portfolio and launched startup companies for the Cleveland Clinic Foundation designed to commercialize products based on CCF intellectual property. Theofrastous' roles related to the tech startups he works with typically include business structuring and operational planning, developing an intellectual property strategy, negotiating financial investment and playing an active role as a manager and/or director. Before joining CCF, Theofrastous practiced in the Cleveland and London offices of the law firm of Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P., where his primary practice focused on the nexus of investment capital and technology. At Squire Sanders and CCF, he handled matters ranging from high tech start-up ventures to multi-billion dollar domestic and off-shore private equity fund offerings. Theofrastous' business background consists of over twenty years' working as a technologist, executive and board member to design and implement new and re-engineered products and business systems. Theofrastous also teaches courses in Technology Commercialization & Venture Law at the School of Law and the School of Engineering.
The Devil Made Me Do It: Lessons Learned in Negotiating License Deals
Join us on November 14th at The Hampton Inn & Suites*, where Steve Gillen of Wood Herron & Evans will discuss lessons he has learned in negotiating license deals.
There is a well-established rule of construction applicable to the judicial interpretation of a contract: "Words in a written contract are to be interpreted according to their common, ordinary, and usual meaning . . . unless manifest absurdity results . . ." Foster Wheeler Enviresponse, Inc. v. Franklin County Convention Facilities Authority, 78 Ohio St. 3d 353 (1997).
Mr. Gillen has, over the course of his nearly 40 years of practice, collected many examples of contract language from a variety of IP licenses and agreements that illustrate the exception better than the rule. He will roll them out for your edification and entertainment.
REGISTER HERE by November 8th at noon.
*This month's meeting will be held at the Hampton Inn & Suites, which is on Vine Street around the corner from The Cincinnatian.
About the Speaker:
Steve Gillen is a partner at Wood Herron & Evans in Cincinnati, Ohio. He counsels clients in publishing and entertainment transactions and disputes, Internet issues, advertising law, computer law, copyrights, and related matters. His clients have included publishers, authors, artists, photographers, videographers, independent producers, Internet service providers, multimedia developers, and software programmers from Maine to California. Steve has written and spoken nationally on various publishing and copyright topics and teaches courses in Media Law at the University of Cincinnati. Earlier in his career, Steve served as in-house counsel for a middle market publisher of high school and college educational materials.


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We are dedicated to sustaining a gallery run by low income people to showcase low income people and otherly marginalized groups. Low income as in low income, zero assets, zero trust funds, zero fucking beer sponsorships.
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Discovery Schools Programme 2015
19 August 2015
We're getting ready to embark on Discovery Film Festival's twelfth outing, and another 16 day feast of the best in new world cinema for audiences aged 3 – 18 (and their older companions, of course!). Our Schools Programme is in classrooms now, online and available to download below: booking opens on Thu 27 August, so get browsing what's on now.
In 2015 we bring you cinematic treats – dramas, short films, documentaries, animation – from a total of 15 countries and in nine different languages… There are brothers from Chennai in search of their first ever taste of pizza, and an Australian boy taking on the world in a contest to make and fly the perfect paper plane. Teenage breakdancers in the 1980s challenge the East German authorities, and a youth orchestra from Paraguay thrills the world with music created on instruments fashioned from materials from their local landfill.
We have a return visit from a couple of old friends who made their debut last year – Antboy and Windstorm are both back in brand new adventures – and we'll also be entertained by screen icons Meryl Streep and Michael Fassbender. There's an Oscar-winning film about one man and his dog, and the latest from those lovely people who brought us last year's favourite short film, Zebra.
All these screenings are available with assisted transport to and from your school, plus a complete range of easily downloadable CfE study resources to enhance the experience back in your classroom.
Once again we have an exciting exhibition in DCA galleries: this year we're featuring the work of Hideyuki Katsumata, whose illustrations, prints and animations employ a dazzling use of colour, taking inspiration from folklore, manga and pop culture.
With so much to do, it's well worth making a day of your visit to DCA. With a variety of workshops and creative activities on offer, there are a wealth of experiences and opportunities for critical thinking to be had, all featuring CfE-related content. We'll even find you a space to have your packed lunch.
We remain indebted to our key partners, without whose support the festival just wouldn't be the same. Our bus arrangements are only possible with the ongoing support of Fishers Tours and Dundee City Council, and we're grateful for our special relationship with local teachers, who bring you top quality educational materials linked to the Curriculum for Excellence. We couldn't do it without them.
In 2014 nearly 5000 people from 46 schools across the region attended one of our 49 schools screenings. Whether you are returning, or joining us for your first visit, we can't wait to welcome you to Discovery 2015.
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When a homeowner wants to make changes to their home, they need to apply to the city for a permit. If the address is in Highlandtown, Highlandtown Community Association (HCA) is notified. Residents must present their project plans to HCA for a letter of recommendation. With the increasing number of requests for third floor additions and roof-top decks, we have adopted the following requirements in order to preserve the historic character of Highlandtown.
- Building height should be no greater than the buildings adjoining it.
- Rear additions and additions on top of existing additions should be no greater in height or dimension than additions on adjoining buildings. Flexibility may be considered only if agreeable to adjoining neighbors.
- No new dwelling units should be added without provisions for off-street parking spaces. Two parking spaces per unit is the minimum requirement.
- Existing precedent does not apply. Existing construction not in accordance with these neighborhood standards will not be considered as precedent for proposed construction.
- Submit an impact statement including drawings at least 45 days in advance of zoning appeal with scale drawings of proposed plans and elevations. For more info on zoning, please visit http://www.baltimorecity.gov/government/planning/images/rehab-additions.pdf.
- Roof decks and their access structures should be set back from the front wall of the building so they are not visible by a person standing on the sidewalk directly across the street. Structures should not be more than 75 square feet in size.
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The 26th South African Libertarian Spring Seminar will be held from Friday the 14th to Sunday the 16th of October at the Thokozani Conference Centre onDiemersfontein Wine & Country Estate in Wellington. Please join us to celebrate over a quarter century of gatherings by South Africa's freedom followers.
Time Topic Speaker Length (min)
08:30-09:00 Registration 30
09:00-09:45 Intro to Libertarianism Neil Emerick 45
09:45-10:15 Open borders and pacifism as libertarian principles Garth Zietsman 30
10:15-11:00 Free to fail? Lessons from financial failures Brian Kantor 45
11:00-11:30 Morning Tea 30
11:30-12:00 Alternative order of distributed online coordination of law and money Piet le Roux 30
12:00-12:30 The Scorpions Constitutional Court Case Hugh Glenister 30
12:30-13:00 Seasteading Julian le Roux 30
13:00-14:15 Lunch at Seasons Restaurant 75
14:15-14:45 Climate Change Andrew Kenny 30
14:45-15:30 Challenges facing the SA labour market Loane Sharp 45
15:30-16:00 Afternoon Tea 30
16:00-16:20 The Cape Republic and secession from South Africa Jack Miller 20
16:20-17:20 SaveSA Brainstorming Session Everyone 60
Time Topic Speaker Length (min)
09:00-10:00 A guinea fowl, Karl Marx, and a gravedigger walk into a bar Dawie Roodt 60
10:00-10:30 Sanction of the victim Gavin Weiman 30
10:30-11:00 Our experience at FreedomFest 2011 Vega5 30
11:00-11:30 Morning Tea 30
11:30-12:30 How human individualism evolved: prehistoric markets drove brain growth, then big brains made collectivism unstable Don Ross 60
12:30-13:00 The moral case for liberty Garreth Bloor 30
13:00-14:15 Lunch at Seasons Restaurant 75
14:15-14:35 The perils to freedom of scaremongering Ivo Vegter 20
14:35-15:00 Wealth distribution, equity and equality Stephen van Jaarsveldt 25
15:00-15:30 The experience of a South African libertarian in Canada Gary Moore 30
15:30-16:00 Afternoon Tea 30
16:00-17:00 Concluding remarks and discussions Everyone 60
Wellington & Diemersfontein
The town of Wellington is situated in the heart of the Cape Winelands, 45 minutes drive from Cape Town Airport. Renowned for it's wine and rootstock industries, it was proclaimed SA Terroir Top Wine Area 2010. The valley was pioneered by the early Huguenots:
"With more French people settling here than anywhere else in the Cape, the town was initially called Val du Charron, meaning valley of the wagon makers. The robust wagons constructed here to withstand the rigours of long and arduous journeys into the hinterland made Wellington real border country – a wild and untamed place, encircled by a forbidding mountain range that formed the very outer limits of the settlement. It started with the first French Huguenots who dared to venture beyond the furthest reaches of the Cape settlement, across the Berg River, and into the hostile and unforgiving wilderness."
We have booked out most of Diemersfontein - 21 rooms in total - for Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. We have also negotiated a fantastic conference rate of R405 per person per night! This includes breakfast and wine tasting. Details of the Diemersfontein accommodation may be viewed here. As you can see from this Virtual Tour, every room is beautifully appointed. Please deal directly with Diemersfontein for your accommodation, or make alternative arrangements (see other places to stay). Some suggestions:
Diemersfontein is a third-generation working wine estate surrounded by spectacular mountains. During its history, the estate has been associated with Jan Smuts, Woolworths, Maynardville Open Air Theatre, Italian prisoners of war, and South African opera. The estate's physical address is Jan van Riebeck Drive (R301), Wellington and its GPS co-ordinates are -33.6593611 19.0043889 (copy and paste directly into Google Earth / Maps). See here for further directions and contact details.
The Thokozani Conference Centre
More information on the conference venue can be found here and here. The centre is operated by Thokozani, Diemersfontein's economic empowerment company. This project is committed to turning farmworkers into long-term shareholders of the business. Their approach is focussed on sustainability and mutual commitment. In addition to shares, employees (including white managers) are given life skills training, mentorship and capacity building. In return, staff must contribute 2% of their salaries to buying more shares, so that they develop an appreciation for the assets, which include valuable real estate. Likewise, David Sonnenberg (owner of Diemersfontein) retains a 40% share in Thokozani so that his interests are aligned with the success of the venture. This model of transformation thus exemplifies the libertarian principles of individual property rights, non-racialism and sound economic incentives.
We invite delegates to arrive on Thursday evening for informal welcome drinks and dinner. The main seminar will take up the whole of Friday and Saturday. Sunday is reserved for relaxing group activities. Possible choices include wine tasting & cellar tours (both Diemersfontein and the wider Wellington Wine Route), Fynbos Horse Trails, Wine Walks, Team Building, Vineyard Beauty salon, Langkloof Roses, gourmet picnics, vineyard tractor trips, archery, game drives, mountain hikes, olive oil tasting, and a low ropes course. A more detailed list can be found here. As the seminar draws closer we can make bookings and organize groups for these activities. Officially the seminar ends at lunch-time on Sunday, but don't let us stop you from staying longer!
Speakers & Topics
Garth Zietsman and I have already assembled a list of twelve superb speakers (fourteen if we include ourselves). Variety is the order of the day. Speakers are young & old, professors and business owners. Topics range from climate change, to anarcho-capitalist online social networks, to the meaning of equality. We still have a number of spaces, so email me if you would like to speak about an issue that interests you.
To confirm your reservation for the seminar, deposits must be made in full to the following savings account:
Oupa Attie's - www.oupaatties.co.za
Grand Dedale - www.granddedale.com
Oude Wellington - www.kapwein.com
Mooi Bly - www.mooibly.com
5 Mountains Lodge - www.5mountainslodge.com
Seminar Fees and Payment
The seminar fee will be R500 per delegate for the two days. This includes lunch for both days at Seasons Restaurant, plus refreshments and complimentary wine tasting. Seasons is a contemporary restaurant that boasts views of the farm dam, horse paddocks and surrounding mountain range. They also offer breakfast, dinner and a snacks menu. Dinner and other meals must be privately budgeted. However, we'll be announcing details of possible evening entertainment on the Friday or Saturday.
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Branch code: 201109
Account number: 60016250990
Please email your online bank transfer reference or deposit slip to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please use your name for the recipient reference. Bookings for the seminar need to be made by 9th September at the latest.
Please contact me should you require transport to and from Cape Town Airport. I will attempt to arrange carpools or shuttles. Please also contact me if you're driving to the seminar and are willing to share a lift. Alternatively, you can email the 'Libertarian South Africa' Google Groups discussion forum (email@example.com) to make arrangements amongst yourselves.
My Contact Details
For further queries of any kind:
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Home: +27 (0)21 794 2378
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Finally, I would like to give a massive shout-out to Neil Emerick for finding such a splendid venue! Thanks also go to Barry Kayton for helping me with this invitation.
Looking forward to meeting you all!
In liberty,
Julian le Roux
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Teach the tradition faithfully to your children so that
they may in turn teach it faithfully to theirs.
We read these words together during Shabbat worship as part of the V'Ahavta. If at any point these words have become rote, routine, or stale for you, let them leap to life for you now.
At Beth El Temple Center, we strive to add meaning to these words, which is why we value the partnership of families and religious school. Together we lay before your child a "Jewish trampoline." With this solid yet springy foundation, your child needs only to jump to experience the joy of the Jewish faith and Jewish living. Each child is different, so each one may jump now or the trampoline may lie in wait for a while. Either way, the trampoline will be at hand for the moment when he or she is ready.
We will need to support one another in this Jewish learning endeavor and we encourage you to leave behind any anxieties or preconceptions you may have regarding the anticipated religious education experience of your child. Replace your worries with an expectation of fulfillment, satisfaction, and enjoyment, because that is what you can expect to find here….and what we will strive to achieve.
At Beth El Temple Center you will encounter an energetic, knowledgeable, open-minded teaching faculty, eager to meet you and your children where you are in your Jewish learning journey.
We will try not to make assumptions about you, your family, or your background. You will, however, find us nudging you to share Jewish learning, prayer, and holiday experiences with us and to explore your own traditions at home. To this end, we will be happy to help provide the resources, education, materials, and community support to make these experiences possible. We look forward to and welcome your input and feedback about the program.
Joan Perlman, Rabbi Sandi Intraub,
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A Milestone of Care – SISC College of Nursing Celebrates its 10th
Ten years ago, 2007 SISC College held its first clinical and academic graduation ceremony at the Luxembourg Hall. All 90 candidates stood proud to be recognized as the pioneering batch of Southville's College of Nursing, known by their chosen name Nightingales of St. Catherine. Ten years later with close to 820 successful graduates, the College of Nursing had succeeded in delivering their promise of quality nursing education within the context of small local college. Being a new college it stood relatively strong among the giants. It stood steadfast in refusing to allow less than desired standards in terms of quality of instruction and the provision for learning both in the classroom and clinical practice. Thriving well through the years the College of Nursing had carved a niche of its own. Gradually gaining a name as a school of choice South of Manila for offering a BSN program that adequately prepares future RNs to be locally as well a globally competitive within a nurturing learning environment, SISC's reputation is formidable. It has consistently produce top notch Board exam passers locally for the past three years and earning remarkable US NCLEX passing records as well. Early on, this brand had echoed in a few states of North America where Filipino American families had an option to have their children finish a nursing course overseas. One attraction of which was not only the economic benefits but also the opportunity for their western-bred children, with a fairly affluent lifestyle could immerse themselves in the realities of a simple Filipino way of life. There has been remarkable transformation in most if not all students especially in the nursing program's outreach activities serving our poor urban communities. And SISC being an English speaking campus, with a fairly diverse student population from basic education to college has made the transition of foreign-born nationals more favorable. "Our graduates are now in many parts of the world in varied fields of endeavor. Equipped with the 5Cs, as nurses, our graduates have ventured into many specialized fields: critical care…emergency & trauma…community health …the academe…advance practice as nurse anesthetist , gerontology…even the operating room nurses training as robotic experts. Some graduates chose to extend their studies in medicine…some now doing their residency & specializations. Others chose to be entrepreneurs and are managing their interests successfully. And there are even some who chose to be pilots,…lawyers …and many other interesting fields" claims Dean Carmel Villegas, who has found the nursing academe as an extremely fulfilling career after 26 years of clinical practice here and abroad. - CAV


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As the California Republican Party struggles to find a winning formula, it is abundantly clear that we are omitting something – attracting Asian Pacific American voters, 11% of registered voters. Finally, the RNC is putting its time and money into California AP communities.
Have the recent defeats of Meg Whitman and Governor Mitt Romney evoked enough pain for the party to consider fundamental changes? Specifically, is the party capable of attracting, recruiting and promoting APAs into the leadership and core of the California Republican Party?
Republican political consultants should have learned that the dinosaurs that 'ran' the Whitman and Romney electoral disasters are to be avoided like cancerous pathogens. Romney/Whitman politicos willfully and knowledgeably ignored APA voters. [See my piece in the Washington Examiner, Michael Barone's response to it, and the Wall Street Journal – all warning Romney, Inc., Aug. 2012] In California, 11% of voters are of Asian or Pacific Islander heritage and in battleground Nevada and Virginia APA voter blocs are 5% and 3%, respectively. With rapid APA citizenship and assimilation you can be sure these percentages will be higher in 2016.
The influence of this growing segment of the US population is too substantive to ignore. Just days after the Romney loss in November, I called National Republican Chairman Reince Priebus. Before, I could speak; Reince quickly acknowledged that he and the RNC got the message: To ignore Asian Pacific American voters is to court disaster.
Chairman Preibus promised he would make strategic partnerships and grow the GOP with all minority communities.
Preibus continues to keep his promise. He has put significant emphasis and resources in engaging non-white voters. He's expanding the GOP presence in Hispanic and African American communities and he's definitely engaged with the APA communities. Chairman Priebus has provided many of us the opportunity to share our thoughts on this important demographic group to Republican leadership. I had the pleasure along with CA Board of Equalization Vice-Chair Michelle Steel, consultant Stephen Fong and Hawaii GOP Chairman David Chang to present an analysis of this key voting bloc at the Republican National Committee winter meeting in January. We offered a bold proposal for the RNC to change its analysis, attitude, and approach toward attracting APA voters. [email me if you would like a copy of the power point]
The RNC took our bold approach a few steps further in the RNC Growth and Opportunity Project report and announced the national party would be hiringfull time engagement staff for minority communities some 18 months before the next national election. Much like the President's re-election ground game — Preibus pledged to raise the necessary funds to provide a robust and ethnically diverse campaign staff in key battleground states for the 2014 election cycle and beyond. Gone are the days of approaching minority voters 30 days before Election Day.
Preibus' commitment to expanding the role of Asian Pacific Americans in the Republican Party to maximize the communities' potential for our party was indicative of his first hire, Stephen Fong, to serve as the National Field Director for APA Initiatives. In addition, he brought Jason Chung on board to serve as Communications Director for the APA media. These two senior-level hires will develop a national strategy to reach these constituencies. No easy task, but one that is worthwhile, not only for the growth and health of the GOP, but also for the well-being of APA communities' participation in our civil process.
Note the benefits that the GOP could accrue. Even Schwarzenegger's 2006 reelection victory garnered 62% of the Asian American vote. Another example, last year Fong and I created the Nevada Plan. We realized that despite the millions pouring into Nevada via Romney and the RNC, no effort for the APA vote would take place. We raised the $50,000 needed to fund 2 mailers in English and four native languages promoting Romney, and engaged a bilingual telephone bank to call the same voters. That effort made a significant difference. Romney attracted only 26 % of the national APA vote, per the New York Times; in Nevada, exit polls show that Romney garnered an astonishing 47% of the state's APA voters.
While California is not yet a battleground state, it provides fertile ground for the GOP. After all, in addition to the governorship of the world's sixth largest economy, 6 to 10 of the state's Congressional seats are usually in play each cycle. Because Chairman Priebus recognizes the value of California and the growing APA population, he hired Roger Minami as State Director of Asian Pacific American Initiatives for California, the first such hire by the RNC in any state in the nation. Roger brings with him a wealth of experience from his time in the Bush Administration and on campaigns over the last couple of decades.
Continuing that trend, the CA Republican Party brought on two field representatives for the communities. They are Denny Lau and Vickie Tran, both who bring grassroots experience from a competitive state senate campaign and the University of California/Riverside College Republicans.
Denny is assigned to Orange County and the Inland Empire, where he will work closely with our many local Republican candidates. Vickie is working in the Sacramento region, especially within former Republican Congressman Dan Lungren's district. With a 14% APA population, our ability to effectively engage local APA voters will be essential to taking back this seat.
Both Vickie and Denny have monumental tasks ahead of them, as does the GOP.
Even months after his re-election, the Obama campaign continues to employ hundreds of field workers pushing his left-wing agenda on communities across our nation. The President's campaign has proven that through intensive ground-level engagement with voters, even the safest of Republican districts can be put into play by the left.
In the face of this adversity, and our infuriating losses across California, the time has passed for useless rhetoric and empty promises. Many people have written off the CA GOP. But our state party is looking to make a concerted, step-by-step comeback — if we can match action with our rhetoric. We need to develop a tangible, bona fide, presence in all of our local communities. We need to engage voters we haven't engaged enough before. These hires are a historic step for the next leg of ourparty's journey.
To become a majority party, California Republicans have to embark on a march that will be long and arduous. One thing is certain, the Republican APA boots on the ground are in California.


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Kahiki Foods, a bold, exciting brand and a growing Columbus company, today announced its 2017-2018 sponsorship agreement with Columbus Crew SC. This new partnership includes media and promotional events with the team, and even better, Crew SC fans will enjoy crunchy, saucy Kahiki foods at the "Big Orange Box", located near the entrance to MAPFRE® Stadium. This location will offer a limited assortment of Kahiki's wildly popular items, and Crew SC Fans can now experience Kahiki in a way that will remind some of the landmark Kahiki Supper Club, which for years enticed hungry Columbusites with fantastic Asian foods.
"There are many reasons we are excited about our relationship with Crew SC. We share their respect and love for fun, family and authenticity, and value their commitment to our Columbus community," said Martin Kelly, The Big Kahuna (CEO) at Kahiki.
Besides shared values, Kahiki shares a similar history with Crew SC. When the club first took the field in 1996, Kahiki was just hitting the streets with its first line of frozen foods. Then in 2014, Crew SC transitioned to a new chapter in their history with new on-field and front-office leadership. Kahiki did the same, with new leadership and the launch of its All Natural product line. Today, both teams leverage the creativity, skills and teamwork that comes from diversity, with the Crew SC squad representing 10 different countries, and the Kahiki "players" coming from 22 different countries.
"Crew SC and Kahiki are both authentically Columbus brands with heritage and modern vision," said Crew SC President of Business Operations Andy Loughnane. "Crew SC's partnership with Kahiki and the creation of their dedicated South Plaza location represents the introduction of fun, local, and unique menu items into our matchday experience and we are proud to welcome Kahiki into our family."
This is a perfect time for the Kahiki/Crew SC partnership. Kahiki is expanding its presence in Columbus, with its frozen Asian specialties now available in Walmart, Giant Eagle, Meijer, Sam's Club, Marc's, Kroger and other retail outlets. "Our partnership with Crew SC is part of a long-term plan for growth in the Columbus market. The positive associations and promotional opportunities from working closely with the club will be exciting for both of our fans," said Kahuna Kelly.
About Kahiki Foods, Inc.
What's not to LOVE about bold Asian flavors that stir your senses? Making your meals a delicious adventure drives us to do what we've been doing now for over 55 years. And we have a blast doing it. Even our name is fun… just try to say Kahiki [kah-hee-kee] without smiling. Join the action at kahiki.com!
Want to know more? Drop a line to Kahiki's Master of Magic Moments and Multimedia, Scott Corey, at email@example.com.
When discussing the organization and the team, please reference the club as "Columbus Crew SC" on first reference as "Crew SC" is an appropriate secondary reference. Both references are singular subjects, while the tertiary reference "Black & Gold," with the ampersand, is plural. Please note: we no longer use "Columbus Crew" or "The Crew" in our terminology of the club and "The Crew SC" is also not applicable. Our home venue is now known as MAPFRE Stadium and MAPFRE must be in all caps. (MAPFRE Stadium is pronounced "MAH-fray Stadium"). The club's training facility is now known as the EAS Training Center at Obetz. If you have brand terminology or badge questions – or need the updated badge and wordmark for your archives – please reach out to a member of Crew SC Communications.
Website: ColumbusCrewSC.com | Twitter: @ColumbusCrewSC | Instagram: @ColumbusCrewSC | Hashtag: #CrewSC | Facebook.com/columbuscrewsc | Snapchat: ColumbusCrewSC | Google+: +columbuscrewsc | Stadium: MAPFRE Stadium | Training Facility: EAS Training Center at Obetz
Columbus Crew SC (Soccer Club) is the first club in Major League Soccer and in 2015, Crew SC was crowned MLS Eastern Conference Champions in the organization's 20th season. Owned and operated by Precourt Sports Ventures (PSV), it won its first MLS Cup championship in 2008 and also won the 2002 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup as well as MLS Supporters' Shield titles in 2004, 2008 and 2009. The 2017 campaign is the Black & Gold's 19th season at historic MAPFRE Stadium -- the first soccer-specific stadium in the United States – where the club set single-season sellout records and hosted the 2015 MLS Cup. The club was purchased by PSV on July 29, 2013 as part of the privately held investment and management firm's sports and entertainment business enterprise.


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Today we are pleased to welcome author Rebecca Rembish to Pink Fluffy Hearts where she'll tell us a little bit about herself and leave us with an excerpt from Texting Tyler.
10 Things you didn't know about Rebecca Rembish
9. I love going to Amusement Parks that have shops where you can get dressed up for Old Time Photos.
8. I started writing TEXTING TYLER in my bed, on my iPad, using an App called WriteaBook2.
7. I think a bouquet of flowers can fix almost any fight.
6. My husband and my niece butt dial me all the time. I've never heard anything good.
5. I'm addicted to Twitter. I'm such a good follower on Fridays.
4. I get big crushes on fictional couples. Currently on the top of my list are Sheldon and Amy from the Big Bang Theory.
3. I say 'Oh my God' a lot in real life.
2. I love to eat mini marshmallows, frozen.
1. I'm not going to replace the kitchen floor. I kind of like it now.
"I can't wait." Amy was genuinely excited.
They walked out to the parking lot and said their goodbyes.
"See ya tomorrow!" Dana shouted to them as they were walking away.
"Okay!" Amy yelled back. They had just left and she already couldn't wait to see them again the next day.
"They're cool, right?" Chris asked.
"Very," Amy answered right away.
Chris puffed his chest out. "I knew you'd like them. I could tell they really liked you too."
They waited by the car for Tyler, who took his time walking over to join them. He moved slowly, clicking the doors open with his key chain. They were all about to get in the car when Tyler turned to Chris.
"Hey man chuck this for me." Tyler held out the soda cup he was slurping on during the movie.
"Chuck it yourself," Chris said.
"Then walk home," Tyler said matter-of-factly.
"Just give it to me." Chris huffed as he took the soda cup from his brother and walked over to the trashcan.
Amy and Tyler got in to the car shutting the doors. She heard a click and looked over at Tyler who was laughing. "Watch this," he said to her.
A moment later Chris came back and opened the door to the car. Clunk, it wouldn't open.
"Unlock the door," Chris said through the window. Tyler ignored him.
"Open the door," Chris said impatiently. Tyler clicked the button back and forth quickly. Chris went to open the door. Clunk, it wouldn't open.
Amy shifted uncomfortably in her seat. Tyler looked over at her and lifted his eyebrows at her as he continued to laugh.
"Tyler, I swear to God man. Why you doing this?" Chris asked shaking his head. Amy felt bad for him. Tyler continued to ignore him and started the car. Amy looked out the window at Chris giving him a sympathetic look. Tyler put the car in drive and drove forward a few feet. Chris walked forward a few feet and knocked on the window. "Come on man please," Chris begged.
Tyler clicked the door and this time Chris was able to get in. "You're such a puss Chris. I shoulda made you walk home." Tyler laughed at him before turning the volume of the music up high so that no one was able to talk the entire ride home.
Amy felt her phone vibrate in her pocket and she slid the phone out to see a text from Chris.
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Cycling Across Scandinavia: You Don't Have To Be A Starchitect Ambulance Chaser To Be Impressed
Guest poster Robert Ouellette has written for the National Post, Corporate Knights and his own Reading Toronto. He is cycling across Sweden and reports:
In our search for some kind of Grand Tour enlightenment, the first lesson we learn is that in Copenhagen the war on cars is over. Bicyclists won. The fight wasn't even close.
Treehugger.com readers know the statistics already: 1.3 million kilometers cycled each and every work day by about 160,000 people; 50% of the city's adult population ride their bikes to work or school; 24% take transit; 13% walk; 13% drive. Copenhagen will be the world's first climate neutral city by 2025...
Bike facts don't tell the whole story. In a world obsessed with making cities smarter through computer-driven technologies, what is often forgotten is that well-informed, healthy people are the foundation of sustainable cities. And here those people do more than just cycle. The real secret of Copenhagen's success is how its citizens embrace unified urban planning strategies, and how design thinking saturates every built form decision.
With a population roughly equivalent to that of the City of Toronto, people here understand that transit planning and urban design go hand-in-hand. It shows. At the same time Torontonians decide to throw out the coherent 'Transit City' plan shaped over half a generation, here the decision to design an integrated bike, car, bus, streetcar, subway, and rail system drives massive returns on investment. Copenhagen attracts more corporate head offices than any other similar municipality. Good planning subsidized by taxpayers pays off. Why don't our current politicians get this?
For example, in our three days in Copenhagen we cycle out to the new development called the 'Linear City.' Built along a surface rail extension in ørestad, the Linear City boasts some of the most breathtaking examples of contemporary, livable architectural design anywhere.
Sarah and I are not starchitect ambulance chasers, but when designers like Jean Nouvel, Daniel Libeskind, and Danish locals BIG Architects turn their minds to urban and architectural design you know the results will be noteworthy.
Images Credit Robert Ouellette
Linear City ends at a bucolic pasture punctuated by a housing complex nicknamed '8-talet' (The Number Eight in English). Designed by architecture firm BIG, around a generative concept they call 'Hedonistic Sustainability,' the development throws together more ideas about housing than are found in any second year architecture school design studio. But the complexity works--big time.
Le Corbusier might approve of the approach. Building a city for 80,000 people from scratch is a challenge. What impresses about this development is that it shows that housing buyers are attracted to good design that is sustainable. In fact, being green is such an important part of livable design here that people pay more for it. Green living isn't the scary thing Rob Ford thinks it is. Here is the proof.
Further up the transit line is another BIG project. 'The Mountain' explores new ways of integrating sustainable housing with car culture. Here the living units all cascade south down the 'mountain' for maximum solar gain while a parking structure supports them from below. A great innovation here is that access to the units and parking is by an tram-like elevator system that climbs the interior mountain like a tractor lift at a ski resort. Sublime.
What is surprising to an architect from Canada is that many of the ideas we see here have been explored at home, especially by Arthur Erickson. Finished in 1981 on Toronto's waterfront, King's Landing proposes a similar parti. The building is arguably one of only two Harbourfront Toronto condos that gets waterfront design in a cold climate right.
Next we're cycling north from Copenhagen to Helsingborg, Sweden. The weather here has been bad. Five centimeters of rain. Our Canadian made Argon 18 bikes have withstood the elements and we are looking forward to the road trip up to Gothenburg for the start of the cross-Sweden leg of the trip. We've heard that Gothenburg is doing a major development of their old industrial waterfront in a way that can inform what we do in Toronto.
I have to be honest. What we've seen so far confirms our belief that Canada is falling behind in the global race towards livable, sustainable economic growth. By deciding to boil half of Alberta to release oil from sand as a way to balance our exports drives us further away from the culture of innovation we see driving growth and prosperity here. We are falling behind.
See Also:
A New "Lost Generation" Cycles Across Scandinavia To Understand North America
More on BIG Architects:
Bjarke Ingels of BIG Wins European Prize For Architecture
Bjarke Ingels Designs Ski Hill Wrapping High-Tech Incinerator
Bjarke Ingels talks Hedonism Sustainability
BIG wins Big in E2 Wood Design Competition


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The Barnstable Municipal Airport Commission is confident about most parts of its revised terminal plan, but has yet to come to terms with the cost and the timing of a required new access.
The Barnstable Municipal Airport Commission is confident about most parts of its revised terminal plan, but has yet to come to terms with the cost and the timing of a required new access.In a presentation of revised finances and schedule last week, airport manager Quincy "Doc" Mosby was able to address many of the outstanding financial issues, permitting new fees and the overall package necessary to construct the terminal itself. But the presentation still talked about opening the terminal in 2011 and having the access road operational in 2013.Completing the road before the terminal opens is a requirement of the Cape Cod Commission Development of Regional Impact approval.Just as importantly, the town council and administration have sent a clear message that guarantees on building the road will be required before any town bonds are floated for the project. The 44,500-square-foot proposal was reduced by 7,500 square feet and baggage handling capabilities were reduced to a more manual method to save costs.The price for the revised terminal is $16.5 million, but the bigger nut to crack is construction of the access road, which requires some $8 million in land takings and $4 million in construction costs. The new total of $28.8 million is a big help for the financing, but still requires more than $11 million in town-supported bonds.The town manager's office and the town council have been reluctant to commit any town resources to the terminal project without guarantees on the financing and the timing of certain aspects of the project, including the access road.The commission started talking about making a case to town council and the Cape Cod Commission about the immediate traffic improvements at the rotary, which will see a spur cut off, as a way of delaying completion of the access road, which doesn't fit into the financial schedule until 2012.Mark Nelson of Earth Tech said that a good case can be made, but it will take six weeks to two months to work out the details on the traffic plans in a way that proves it.Earth Tech, the architect for the project, was asked to revisit the notion of a renovated terminal as a possibility to bring the cost down. The answer came back that renovation wouldn't be much cheaper and would compromise the intended improvements. Last week, Mosby laid out a revenue stream over the next decade, boosting airport revenues through a combination of passenger facility charges, lease increases and increased rent from greater rental space.Thus far, the airport has stayed away from passenger facility charges, or PFCs, primarily for competitive reasons. PFCs are added to the price of any ticket, incoming or outgoing, and the revenues can be used only for capital purposes. Mosby reiterated the aiport's long-standing concern about the market in which the airport operates, with ferries to the islands and buses to the connector airports.But in the end, the revenue stream could not be ignored."Sometimes operating an airport, you have to make some tough calls," Mosby told the commission. "If there was a way to make up over half a million in revenues, we'd look at it."The airport is also talking about an expansion of use by regional carriers to help with the revenue stream. That prompted Mosby to address another longstanding concern in the community."If we are fortunate enough to get into this we are not going to create a mini Logan or Providence or Manchester," he said. The airport manager said that with workers making up 65 percent of the daily traffic to Nantucket, there's a fear that flights and revenues could drop if the economy sags. The goal for the future is to broaden the base of people using the airport.The commission planned to review the new financial plans and options and called a special meeting for last night at the Gourley Conference Center at 480 Barnstable Road to start making some decisions about how to proceed with the terminal financing and how to make the best pitch to the town administration and council.
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Light Rail Efficiency
Project Overview
VTA's "Light Rail Efficiency Project" has advanced a series of capital improvements and service changes that were recommended in the 2010 Light Rail Improvement Plan. These changes are necessary to support anticipated growth in the county, including increased density in city-identified priority development areas, as well as the opening of the San Francisco 49ers Levi's® Stadium, and the extension of BART service to Silicon Valley. Investment in these capital improvements and new service will enable VTA to meet increased ridership demand and improve the system for current riders. Current modeling projects demonstrate that these changes, when fully implemented, will result in travel time savings of as much as 20 - 30% between key origins and destinations.
VTA's 2010 Light Rail System Analysis found that improvement of our light rail service is enabled by several capital projects. The Light Rail Efficiency Project improvements will increase speeds, improve on-time performance, and minimize customer waiting time between connecting trains. The improvements will address existing system challenges related to single-track segments in Mountain View, Campbell, and San Jose, and also address inadequate transit signal prioritization, track layouts, and roadway designs that slow down service.
The Light Rail Efficiency Project resulted in two construction projects: the Santa Clara Pocket Track and Double Crossover and the Mountain View Double Track.
Construction Projects
Santa Clara Pocket Track and Double Crossover
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The Old Testament comprises two-thirds of our Bible, but most churches devote less than half of their teaching to the Old Testament. Where does one begin making use of the Old Testament? In these two courses, Dr. John Walton lectures on the background and typology of the Old Testament and … more
Dr. John H. Walton, professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, spent 20 years teaching at Moody Bible Institute.
In his college years, he developed a passion for archaeology and Bible history. Instead of training to be an archaeologist, though, he focused his attention on studies comparing the culture and literature of the Bible and the ancient Near East. He has never lost his fascination with this subject, but comparative studies only provide one of the means by which he tries to get people excited about the Old Testament. He's saddened by how little exposure to and understanding of the Old Testament many Christians have, but he's passionate in doing whatever he can to remedy this spiritual and theological loss.
For 25 years, Dr. Walton was active at South Park Church in Park Ridge, Illinois—teaching at every level, from adults through preschool. He's driven by the desire to offer people a greater familiarity with God's Word and a greater confidence in understanding God's revelation of himself in its pages. Since moving to Wheaton, he has gotten involved in the same areas of ministry at Glen Ellyn Bible Church.
Whether in teaching or writing, he's constantly challenged in his own life because the material he's presenting stretches him as much as it stretches his students and readers. Whatever he's writing or teaching also has a way of infiltrating his family. His wife, Kim, was trained as a biochemist, which made for interesting dinner conversations—especially when he was working on his Genesis commentary. His three kids have often gotten involved in the discussions, and he's had fun responding to them and seeing his family grow together.


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It is a box room
And its walls are beige
Paper plastered aging brick
And the window is large
And it is south facing
For the light to get in
Which it does
And it is hot
And it stifles
And it is unbearable
Until at night
When heats absence is worse
It is a box room
And it is quiet
Save for the almost inaudible clunking of pipes
Keeping it from altogether silence
It is quiet
And it is the quiet which screams
That is louder than things
The quiet
Which taunts
So I fill it with noise.
Junky old record players, and
Hi-tech speaker systems, and
Sewing machines blasting on full.
A washer and a dryer
And a sixteen piece brass band
And another
To fill it with noise.
It is a box room
And it is full
And it is loud
And it is deafening
And it is quiet
And beneath the paper the walls are falling down
But you can't tell
You just hear the din
And see the decoration
And assume that it's structurally sound
It is a box room
And it is shrinking
And I don't know how much longer
I can keep on living
In it.


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I often run to and through Golden Gate Park, and it is one of my favorite places to run in San Francisco. But I usually run on sidewalk along major streets and rarely think of hitting the trail. When I have a gorgeous redwood trail like this, there are no reasons why I should not run on the trail! This particular redwood trail starts near DeYoung Museum and runs parallels with JFK Drive and comes out to the Rose Garden. There are other trails around the park and it is rather amazing we have such preserved nature in the middle of a major city.
I used the prime lens (60mm) when I photographed this. In the past, I used this lens primarily for micro shots, but I read somewhere I could use this for street photography and more, so I decided to try. After a few hours of shooting in the park, I am not too sure if this lens is good for nature photography like this image. I like this particular image, but other photos in a very similar setting came out blurry and I was disappointed. I did use a tripod and wind was not an issue, so I don't know why they came out blurry. I should try again and understand why the lens does not produce crisp images. Oh, by the way, I ordered a L bracket from Really Right Stuff. It is pretty expensive for a little piece of metal. It should be delivered in a couple of days, so I will try shooting more vertical shots on a tripod!


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Pursuant to ECOSOC resolution 1991/93, the UN regional commissions were invited to convene meetings or conferences to review the experience gained in population policies and programmes and plans for future action in their regions.
The first regional conference, the Fourth Asian and Pacific Population Conference was held in Denpasar, Indonesia from 19-27 August 1992. Its theme was Population and Sustainable Development: Goals and Strategies into the 21st century. The third African Population Conference was held in Dakar, Senegal from 7-12 December 1992. Its theme was Population, Family and Sustainable Development. The European Population Conference was held in Geneva from 23-26 March 1993. The principal themes were: international migration, fertility and the family, health and mortality, consequences of population growth and age structure and international cooperation in the field of population.
The Arab Population Conference was held in Amman, Jordan from 4-8 April 1993. Issues addressed included: population, development and environment linkages; population growth and demographic structure; population distribution and international migration; international migration, population and women; family planning and well-being. The Latin America and Caribbean Population and Development Conference was held in Mexico City from 29 April - 4 May 1993. Issues addressed included population growth, structure and distribution in the region; socio-economic trends and implications; population dynamics and development in the Caribbean subregion; population policies and programmes; population growth and distribution; women and population dynamics; and family planning, health and well-being.
Some of the common issues that emerged throughout the regional meetings included: the imperative that couples and individuals must have the right to determine family size; the central place of women in all aspects of population and sustainable development; the interrelationship of population, the environment and economic activity; the need for enhanced international cooperation; and the positive role of NGOs and community groups in the implementation of population programmes and activities.
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Touch magic looks and even feels cool, especially when the navigation transition looks so impeccably beautiful. With no rough keypads, the device looks sexy, and even the trend was about buying TouchScreen phones well at-least it was there few months back,before people realized a certain two factors called text communication speed and usability. Now that does not mean that touch screen phones are completely useless, in fact they are not but yes they are not the best of tick-tack toys in the hands of avid gamers, chatters, smsers and even business professionals. The ones who need to type a lot while enjoying mobility, the touch screen is just not the right type of phone for them.
When one speaks about QWERTY phones, its not necessary that all QWERTY phones be declared as the messiah of sms communication. Sometimes the key arrangement in QWERTY phones can be so really bad and frustrating that they would take away all the joy from easy typing. The QWERTY keys are supposed to be ergonomically arranged, which a good amount of space between each and each key should be large enough to be easily pressed without causing any reaction with respect to the neighboring keys. The QWERTY keys are also expected to be soft so that they do not cause any pain for the finger or thumb tips. QWERTY mobile phones are expected to be mini computers and hence they are expected to have good navigation buttons too, that gives a huge importance to the navigational keys. Email, SMS, Chat, Search and various other internet data sending systems become more user friendly when using a QWERTY phone.
These days many manufacturers like Nokia and Samsung manufacturer phones which have goodness of QWERTY keypad as well as touchscreen. While this might be a better bet the true navigation is actually compromised as it is neither full QWERTY experience nor is it full touchscreen experience. Blackberry has always been the pioneer of QWERTY and their offering with regards to QWERTY keypad phones has been simply the best, however there is a lot of scope for competitions and many brands are already jumping into it. The even better thing about QWERTY phones is that they are cool but they are not costly, they rarely have that ridiculous costly price tag associated with their touchscreen counterpart. QWERTY for its legacy issues has always been associated with the business executive types, but with the introduction of mobile chat and dating portals, it has become a hot favorite of the teens too.
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New Irish Arts works in partnership with the Irish Church to present Christianity through the Arts. The group was started as the New Irish Choir and Orchestra in 1994 by Irish hymn-writer Keith Getty. We now have a network of several hundred volunteer musicians, working alongside a small group of actors and visual artists to produce a wide range of events throughout Ireland each year.
We produce large events in the major Irish concert halls each year, but we also enjoy collaborating with other musicians. Over the years we've worked with many great people – including the Rend Collective Experiment, Clannad's Moya Brennan, Matt Redman, Stuart Townend, Yazz, Bluetree and of course Keith and Kristyn Getty. We also broadcast regularly on BBC and RTE radio and TV.
In addition to these high profile events, our ministry also involves working on many smaller community projects, where the Arts can help us to build bridges with people who would probably not choose to attend a Christian concert. We believe it is good to bless communities with God's love, simply by sharing the talents He has given us.
Wherever possible, we work in partnership with local churches. Occasionally this means facilitating public events, or sometimes it leads to us providing training and resources. Whatever the case, we aim to serve the wider church with excellent quality Arts resources.
Over the years we have built a large network of volunteers for whom we aim to provide support in their artistic endeavours. Often this happens naturally within the group as people make connections while preparing for events, but we also aim to provide some strategic resources to connect those who benefit from sharing ideas about the use of the Arts in a Christian context, and also in the wider world.
For those who like to know the formalities, we are a non-denominational charitable company run by a Board of Directors. Our Creative Chief Executive works alongside an Events Manager/Administrator in our Newtownards office.
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(Creative Chief Executive)
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Jonathan Rea believes music is a gift from God, best used to glorify Him. As Creative Chief Executive of New Irish Arts, Jonathan is excited about using the Arts to point people to the life-changing power of Jesus.
Jonathan studied music at Cambridge, winning the Rima Alamuddin prize for performance. Having enjoyed 15 years of music teaching, including 10 as Director of Music in Bangor Grammar School, he is now combining his work in New Irish with a busy freelance career as conductor, pianist, arranger, producer and composer. He is also in demand as a seminar speaker, focusing on worship, music and church life.
When the music stops, Jonathan relaxes in the company of his longsuffering wife and hilarious children, ideally in a caravan on the North Coast of Ireland.
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Clara Johnston first got involved in New Irish as a member of the Choir and a clarinetist in the Orchestra. She has been the Administrator and Events Manager since 2007. A music graduate of the University of Ulster, she regards it as a privilege to serve God and work with the variety of people she encounters in her role in New Irish.
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Insouciant about Independence?
August 15, 2006 1 Comment
Another Independence Day went by. India grew 59 years old today and I a day older. Apart from the fact that we had to take a compulsory holiday from our office, was there anything 'special' for me about this Independence day? Was this anything more than just another holiday?
I am not sure. My apartment-mate had been itching for donating blood, but I laughed him off. Chill maadi – picked up from the local FM Station – is what I told him. I slept all day, read Amartya Sen (the closest I got to patriotism), went shopping to Bangalore Central due to the SALE there, ate heartily, "died by chocolate" and thus another day got over. I did't even lay hands on a flag let alone hoisting it.
But then, why I am coming back to write this? If I spent it just as another holiday, why do I need to listen to my conscience now that the day is over? Does it show my patriotism or does it show the lack of it?
I think one of the reasons I just can not "show" patriotism is perhaps because the whole concept of pop patriotism puts me off. You watch TV, listen to radio stations, read the newspapers and everywhere you find that independence has been made into one big deal, with opinions from failed actors, and aspiring villains filling the broadsheet. In the taboid world, Independance day is spiced up, the only difference being that the P3 crowd wears saffron, white and green clothes. You shop till you drop as usual, but in most cases, the floor on which you drop will be painted in the tricolour. And not to forget showing our patriotism via status messages on our IM clients!
Is it really that bad or am I imagining? Is there a section of society which we do not hear about, who feel?
I think there is, and I would like to know about them. I would like to watch some kids singing Vande Mataram and Jana Gana Mana. I would like to sing the immortal words Saare Jahan se Accha. I would like to visit museams: see and read about what life was like pre-independance. What our countrymen were treated like, and what hell-hole we have been delivered out of. I would watch Gandhi, and then complete the day reading Amartya Sen (the only thing I already did, and really liked — my admiration and reverence for him have grown manifold).
I am yet to find out if the problem lies with me, or with the world at large. Perhaps both. We will find out when India turns 60. But I hope that is a more meaningful day.
I need a spellchecker. Even though Independence is a dance, at least in India, it is better not spelt as IndepenDANCE. (now corrected)


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Tuahiwi is the home of Ngāi Tūāhuriri and has played a vital role in Ngāi Tahu history. The takiwā (district) of Te Ngāi Tūāhuriri Rūnanga centres on Tuahiwi and extends from the Hurunui River to the Hakatere River and inland to the Main Divide. Nearby the famous Kaiapoi Pā was established by the first Ngāi Tahu ancestors when they settled Te Waipounamu. Kaiapoi Pā was the major capital, trading centre and point from which further penetration of the South Island occurred making the area a genealogical centre for all Ngāi Tahu Whānui. Kaiapoi Pā was established by Moki's elder brother Turākautahi who was the second son of Tūāhuriri hence "Ngāi Tūāhuriri" is the name of the hapū of this area.
Ko taku ture I ahu mai I tōku tupuna, I a Tūāhuriri
My laws stem from my ancestor Tūāhuriri
While the principal settlement in the district was at Kaiapoi Pā, smaller inland settlements also co-existed at sites along the Cam River and at Tuahiwi (among others). Tuahiwi was attacked by Te Rauparaha enroute to lay siege to Kaiapoi Pā. The eventual destruction of Kaiapoi Pā by Te Rauparaha in 1832 rendered the entire area unsafe and the Ngāi Tūāhuriri people fled to the safety of other Ngāi Tahu settlements at Koukourarata and further South. Tuahiwi and other kāinga in the area lay deserted until the threat of war had passed. Many leading Ngāī Tahu whānau returned to live at Tuahiwi in the 1840s. Māori Reserve lands were later allocated to Ngāi Tūāhuriri whānau at Tuahiwi. From this time Tuahiwi became the principal area of Ngāi Tahu settlement in North Canterbury.
While Ngāi Tūāhuriri have had an association with Tuahiwi and its environs since the earliest days of Ngāi Tahu settlement, their relationship to that land was altered irrevocably with the arrival of European settlers. The Kaiapoi Māori Reserve was set aside as a place of residence by Kaiapoi Ngāī Tahu as a result of the Canterbury Purchase (Kemps Deed) in 1848, which saw the Crown purchase 20,000,000 acres from Ngāi Tahu for 2,000 pounds. In 1859 Tuahiwi or the Kaiapoi Māori Reserve was the first Māori Reserve where land was subdivided and title was individualized so as to encourage the building of a township. The reserve was subdivided into blocks allotted to specific Ngāī Tūāhuriri whānau.
Despite the land at Tuahiwi being the largest of the Māori reserves allocated, it was insufficient for the people to generate a living from. In order to survive financially, the land outside the immediate village area was let to Pākehā farmers – by the 1880s this practice had increase to the point that most of the Kaiapoi Reserve was leased out. Through a series of Native Land Acts that followed, Māori land was quickly alienated to Pākehā. Much of the original Kaiapoi Māori Reserve is no longer in Ngāi Tūāhuriri ownership.
This information has been sourced from the Ngāi Tūāhuriri: Tuahiwi and Takiwā booklet produced by the Ngāi Tūāhuriri Education Committee, 2014 and the Christchurch City Libraries website.


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