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Benjamin Howard Beam was born April 6, 1923, in Minneapolis, Minn., to Joseph William Beam and Mildred Iona (Harper) Beam. He was the third born of seven siblings.
His early years were spent in Willow Creek, Mont., attending Willow Creek Grade School until the fifth grade when the family moved to Trout Creek Ridge, Ore., and bought a logged-over 10-acre stump farm.
Ben attended Dee Grade School from sixth to eighth grade and Parkdale High School until graduating in June 1940 when he was student body president.
After finishing high school, Ben took on various jobs and attended college until World War II when he became a naval aviator flying Grumman TBF torpedo bombers for Composite Squadron 93, commissioned Feb. 23, 1944. During war campaigns, Ben was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, five Air Medals and area ribbons.
Ben left active duty in December 1945 and returned to college at Oregon State (OSC) in January 1946 where he graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering in June 1948.
Ben married Helen Lois Clayton, who was also attending OSC, in September 1947; they had two children: Chuck, in 1949, and Dick, in 1952.
Ben's first position after college was as a research engineer at NASA Ames, Moffett Field; Ben was featured in the July 18, 1956, issue of Life magazine model-testing the F-104 fighter. He worked at Ames until 1974, eventually becoming a division chief before civil service retirement.
Ben founded Beam Engineering as a consulting firm in 1974; the company later specialized in design-build-install engineering jobs for various companies. Beam Engineering was closed in 1992 when Ben retired.
Ben has always been a social "joiner," serving on the vestry at Christ Episcopal Church Los Altos, an active adult member of the Boy Scouts, chairman of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, chairman of the American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, and a member of SIR (Sons in Retirement).
In 2005, Ben was diagnosed with macular degeneration and, eventually, became legally blind, limiting his involvement in the above-listed societies.
Ben passed away on March 3, 2013, while battling congestive heart failure during his final days. He remained courageous and a best friend until the end and will be missed dearly by his surviving family and friends.
A memorial is planned for March 18 at 2 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Chapel, 1040 Border Road, Los Altos, Calif.
Survivors are his wife, Helen Clayton Beam; sons, Charles Howard (Louise) Beam and Richard Manning (Laurie) Beam; and grandson, Brian Howard Beam. Also surviving are brothers Clifford Eugene Beam and James Lawrence Beam.
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San Diego Today Sony Reader Store has announced the launch of its inaugural virtual Book Club, the Sony Readers Book Club. Each month, Sony Reader Store will select a book of the month. During each month, Reader Store will host a virtual Book Club meeting, an online chat with the author, on the Sony Reader Store Facebook and Twitter pages, giving participants the opportunity to interact with the author and each other and ask questions related to the book. The Sony Readers Book Club will also offer special discounts and book club extras for download, available to U.S. customers at Reader Store.
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November: Daughter of Smoke & Bone by Laini Taylor
Master storyteller and National Book Award Finalist Laini Taylor pulls readers into an amazing, multi-layered world in Daughter of Smoke & Bone. Seventeen-year-old Karou leads two lives: one in the tangled streets of Prague, as a talented and mysterious art student; the other in a clandestine workshop overflowing with jars of teeth, run by the ram-horned magician and monstrous Brimstone, who is the closest thing to family Karou has ever known. Even to herself, Karou is a mystery. She doesnt know where she came from, or if shes entirely human. The next book in the series, Days of Blood & Starlight, will be published November 6.
December/January: Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver
Barbara Kingsolver is the author of eight works of fiction, including the novels The Lacuna, The Poisonwood Bible, Animal Dreams, and The Bean Trees, as well as books of poetry, essays, and creative nonfiction. Set in the present year in the rural community of Feathertown, Tennessee, Flight Behavior tells the story of Dellarobia Turnbow, a petite, razor-sharp 29-year old who nurtured worldly ambitions before becoming pregnant and marrying at seventeen. Now, after more than a decade of tending small children on a failing farm, oppressed by poverty, isolation, and her husbands antagonistic family, she has mitigated her boredom by surrendering to an obsessive flirtation with a handsome younger man.
February: The Black Box by Michael Connelly
Michael Connelly is the bestselling author of detective novels and other crime fiction, notably those featuring LAPD Detective Harry Bosch and criminal defense attorney Mickey Haller. The Black Box tells the story of a case that spans 20 years, when Harry Bosch links the bullet from a recent crime to a file from 1992, the killing of a young female photographer during the L.A. riots. Now Boschs ballistics match indicates that her death was not random violence, but something more personal, and connected to a deeper intrigue. Like an investigator combing through the wreckage after a plane crash, Bosch searches for the black box, the one piece of evidence that will pull the case together.
March: When It Happens To You by Molly Ringwald
Molly Ringwald began her film career at the age of thirteen with her Golden Globe nominated performance in The Tempest. Her extensive film credits include The Pick-Up Artist, For Keeps, Fresh Horses, Betsys Wedding, Billy Bob Thorntons short film Some People Call It a Sling Blade, Jean-Luc Goddards King Lear, and the now iconic coming-of-age movies Pretty in Pink, Sixteen Candles, and The Breakfast Club. In this compulsively readable collection of interlinked stories, When It Happens to You explores the numerous betrayals, big and small, that one grapples with across a lifetime.
Additionally, customers can enter via the Sony Electronics Blog to be selected as one of 25 VIP members of the Sony Readers Book Club. The VIP members will each receive a Sony Reader device and cover with light, as well as the first four book-of-the-month ebooks for free. In February, the 25 VIP members will be invited to an in-person book club and meet-and-greet with author Michael Connelly in Los Angeles. The VIPs will receive airfare, hotel, transportation and meals for the duration of the weekend.
Were excited that together with Hachette Book Group and HarperCollins Publishers we are able to bring these esteemed authors to our readership, said Natascha Helbig, Director of Sony Reader Store. The Sony Readers Book Club will not only offer book lovers unique access to a diverse set of some of our most popular authors but also a community where they can share their passion for books with other avid readers.
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Operation R.E.D. assists Southeast Texas Food Bank
The Lamar University Department of Student Development and Leadership recently announced a new volunteerism opportunity for student organizations and university departments to assist the Southeast Texas Food Bank. Operation R.E.D. (Reaching Every Doorstep) is a partnership between Lamar and the local food bank that will feature faculty, staff and students volunteering at the facility each Friday beginning the spring 2012 semester.
"This program is a great opportunity for students to learn leadership skills and gives the volunteers an opportunity to reach out to the community," said Ashley Austin, LU student coordinator for the program. "Our volunteers will be assembling boxes, sorting and organizing canned goods and other donations, as well as actually making some deliveries."
Lamar has a long history of support with the food bank. LU faculty, staff and students have participated in the Annual Setzer Student Center Food Drive during Thanksgiving and Christmas for the past 15 years. This year the annual drive netted more than 2,400 non-perishable food items totaling nearly 1,135 pounds.
"The items we receive have to be processed before it goes out to our member agencies," said Emelie Irving, executive director of the Beaumont facility. "These volunteers from Lamar will help so much in that effort while also strengthening our ongoing relationship with the university."
Scheduling for Operation R.E.D. began Dec. 1 and transportation will be provided if requested. Student organizations and Lamar departments that wish to be included on the Operation R.E.D. volunteer schedule should contact Ashley Austin at 880-1735 or Ashley Spicer-Runnels at 880-8085.


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Sorbetto blouse, this one in a great modern rose print. Blogged Here: http://sewhopefull.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/sorbetto-3-spring-blouse-version.html
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Apr 28, 2012, 12.53 PMby jennyrecorder
What a lovely outfit, already for next summer?
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Apr 29, 2012, 12.21 AMby Sew Hopeful
Yeah, I was hoping to get some wear out of it now but the weather in Sydney has really turned in the last week. But I've been wearing the skirt with tights and a jacket or cardi and I've been loving how the bright pink brightens up a dull and dreary day so I think I'll be wearing the skirt at least all year. Yayyy.
Apr 28, 2012, 12.50 PMby schnui
Your skirt and sorbetto are lovely. I really like the colours together. It is so interesting to read your blog and note your alterations. Nearly every person, including myself, has made an alteration to where the darts on the bust line are placed. It really makes you realize how different we all are.
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So true. Nearly everyone has needed to lower the bust darts also I read alot of people found the armholes cut too tight. It really helped me to get my sorbetto "just right" without any angst. I love it how the online sewing community provides so much help and support to each other….
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We (me and my husband) had to go to an Armenian, wedding. For this accasion we wanted to be in style, so first we got a costume for my husband, it had electric blue and grey colour in it. I didn't like anything in the store so I decided to sew an evening dress for me. So I got this really thin electric blue jersey and some grey lace (armenian national costumes have lace in it). I pined the layout on a mannequin, and ended up with a bodice and a skirt to go over it which I decorated with the lace. It came out really cool. Actually I was the only one with a hint of Armenian outfit at the wedding lol.
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Stratocam is a nice slideshow of satellite images that can be found on Google Maps. As users watch the slideshow they can give each image a 'thumbs up' or 'thumbs down' to show whether they like the image or not.
Users can also submit their own finds by dragging and zooming the map and clicking on the camera icon to select their favourite view. At the moment there doesn't seem to be a way to view the most up-voted views but I suspect that most be in the pipeline.
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According to a study that MTV and the Associated Press conducted last fall, 76 percent of 14-24 year olds said that digital abuse is a serious problem for people their age and that 56 percent have personally experienced abuse through social and digital media. More disturbingly, the Cyberbullying Research Center conducted a survey of 2,000 teenagers and found that nearly 20 percent have seriously considered suicide as a result of being cyberbullied.
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Since the job forums have been pretty inactive for awhile, I thought I'd start a new topic in each devoted to things you'd like or wish that Square Enix would do with each job. They can be legitimate things you'd like to see, or they could be absurd, and, while they can be, they don't have to be any serious or groundbreaking changes you think each job needs, just something you think would improve them a bit in some form. Just try to keep the topic clean and drama free (emphasis on try). Just have some fun with this and let your ideas soar.
I'd like to see Footwork get a bit of a revamp to make it a bit more appealing for use. I know it'll still for the most part pale in comparison to just punching, but I think just sort of changing it a bit so that it's a viable ability for people to use as an alternative to the normal punch, punch, punch, punch...punch...kick...punch, etc.


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MENIFEE, Calif. (KTLA) — The father of 11-year-old Terry Smith, now presumed dead, spoke out on Thursday, saying he feared the worst when his son went missing.
Terry Smith Sr., who lives in West Virginia, said that Terry Jr. was a typical boy, with a loving personality and an affinity for baseball.
He also insisted that, contrary to reports, his son did not have autism.
"The autistic… No. If you talk to anybody back here that knows Terry Jr., they all tell you you're crazy," Smith said.
Smith, who is twice-divorced from Terry's mom, said that his son lived with him in West Virginia until he was 8 years old.
Then, after a trip to see his mother and a visit to Disneyland, he asked if he could live with her in Menifee.
But recently, Terry, who went by the nickname "Juju," had told his dad that he was not happy and wanted to move back, his father said.
The family was trying to arrange for Terry to fly back to West Virginia, but on Sunday, the boy's mother called with disturbing news, Smith said.
"She called me Sunday and told me he was missing. Just her tone of voice… I knew something was wrong… really wrong," Smith said."
The longer he was gone, the more I knew there was more to the story than met the eye," he said.
On Wednesday morning, at around 1 a.m., investigators found human remains in the yard of the family's home, located in the 38000 block of Helen Lane.
Police interviewed family members and arrested a 16-year-old on suspicion of murder.
The accused relative, who has not been identified by police, had been violent with Terry and other relatives in the past, according to Smith.
Terry's mother told him the teen had been sneaking out, and the boys "got into it" when the 11-year-old tried to follow him, Smith said.
"She didn't go any further than that, but as soon as she said him and [name omitted] got into it, I knew they wouldn't find Terry Jr. alive," he said.
Smith said he wanted his son's final wishes to come home to West Virginia to be honored.
He said he wanted to come out to Southern California to bring Terry's remains home himself, but that he did not have the money to do so.


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As the swath cuts across different neighbourhoods and urban conditions, the installation will wrap the surfaces of the interior corridor. Spaces of mass and void, light and shadow will be revealed to the viewer out of context. The project aims to bring the urban fabric to a macro scale by creating a pattern – a tangible object – that works to translate the fabric of the city in which we live. The viewer is invited to experience the community that he/she may visit daily from a different perspective.
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The industrial automation project I just finished is a showcase for a certain manufacturer. I used its PLC, HMIs, VFDs, Ethernet-networked IO, sensors, and safety products. It was a one-stop shopping trip. In only two instances did I have to go to a different manufacturer for a particular component; the showcase manufacturer simply did not make those components. I'm very proud of the way the system came together almost exactly as we initially designed it. We did run into some surprising Sherlock Ohms-type cases though.
The one I wish to discuss involved its safety system. E-Stop buttons, light curtains, and guard switches feed into a bank of modular safety relays to create several safety zones. E-stop buttons and guard doors will interrupt the entire system, but breaking the light curtain on the right side will not interrupt production on the left (and vice versa). The modular safety relays use input modules, a base module, and output modules (sort-of a mini-PLC in approach).
The odd behavior involved resetting a time-delay output module. Sometimes, that module would not reset, even though the base module had passed the reset signal to it and reported all output modules energized. The symptoms were difficult to trace; the system had no safety events active, the safety circuit reported all was well, but no motion. Several times, I found myself digging through the program looking for a chunk of logic that wasn't working the way I expected.
On the one hand, it was a relief to discover the logic I'd created was fine, that it was a hardware component that would sometimes not reset when told. On the other, there was no reason for this to happen, and the sporadic nature was not helping. Eventually, our supplier was able to produce a tech notice published by the manufacturer describing exactly the symptoms we encountered.
Unfortunately, there was no easy fix for the component. The manufacturer said it was a defect in the firmware, but that the time and cost involved with fixing the firmware of a safety product weren't justified when they were in fact planning to roll out the successor to that safety product line.


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does AO have a chat room? if so whats the name and on what server
If you can cheat and get away with it you deserve to win
Search the threads before you post questions like this, it's been asked 100s of times over. There is no official AO irc anymore but a lot of members can be found at irc.unerror.com or irc.marltev.com
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PnCHd (Pronounced Pinched): Acronym - Point 'n Click Hacked. As in: "That website was pinched" or "The skiddie pinched my computer because I forgot to patch".
Oh come on man there are a thousand and 1 threads about this look one up.
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Those are the main one's.
I say that you should look it up next time.
But those are all the Man one's.
AO doesn't have one itself.
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The lstorm has prompted some groups to cancel or reschedule events planned for the coming days.
Some high school sports events have been postponed. The Telegram & Gazette Sports Dept. has the latest changes on its Twitter page.
The Worcester Regional Transit Authority will have no service Saturday. For more, see www.therta.com.
Worcester: From 9 a.m. Friday until further notice.
Fitchburg: From noon Friday to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Leominster: From noon Friday to 6 a.m. Sunday.
Marlboro: Friday until further notice.
Putnam: Friday through Sunday.
Webster: From 2 p.m. Thursday until further notice.
Holden: From Friday through Sunday.
The Dancing With the Stars competition sponsored by Auburn Youth and Family Services has been posted postponed to Feb. 23. All tickets will be honored.
The meat raffle scheduled for Saturday at the American Legion Chester P. Tuttle Post 279 has been canceled.
The C.S. Lewis Society of the Central Mass. Book Club has canceled the Saturday discussion of ""The Chronicles of Narnia: The Last Battle." No new date has been set.
The town transfer station will be closed Saturday.
"Spook House: A Creepy Comedy," a play presented by Dudley Middle School Performing Arts Club, will not be held this weekend. No new dates have been set.
The Friday evening performance of "Seussical The Musical" at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School has been canceled. However the performances scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday are still on. Check www.montytech.net for additional changes.
Fitchburg State University has canceled Friday and Saturday classes.
The schedule for city trash collection has been changed. The Friday Trash & B (Blue) week recycling routes will be collected starting at 5 a.m. Friday. Residents are urged to place Trash & B (Blue) week rcycling carts at curbside collection Thursday night and remove them from curbside as soon as possible after collection.
The Fitchburg/Westminster landfill will be closed Saturday.
An event honoring Pfc. Jonathan Roberge, who was killed in 2009 in Iraq, has been postponed from Saturday to 1 p.m. Sunday. The event will mark the start of work on Johnny Ro Park, at Johnny Appleseed Lane and Mechanic Street, and the installation of a tank. A brief presentation at the park will be followed by a reception in the Leominster Veterans Center.
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The 9th annual Spectacular food and wine event at Whitney Place Assisted Living Residences has been postponed from Saturday to Sunday. The event supports the Friends of the Northboro Senior Center.
Wheeler Memorial Library will be closed Saturday.
Day Kimball Healthcare will close several units at noon Friday, including all its Medical Group practices, all its Healthcare Centers, and ancillary services at the Day Kimball Hospital campus. The hospital itself, including the Emergency Department, will remain open. The pediatrics practice on the hospital campus will be closed Saturday but will open Sunday instead, from 8:30 a.m. to noon, for urgent care only. Updates will be posted at www.daykimball.org and www.facebook.com/DayKimballHealthcare.
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SOURCE: BioNeutral Group, Inc.
January 21, 2014 07:45 ET
NEWARK, NJ--(Marketwired - Jan 21, 2014) - BioNeutral Group, Inc. (OTCBB: BONU) (OTCQB: BONU) today announced that it has entered into an Exclusive Distribution Agreement with Quip Laboratories (Quip) for the market segments of laboratory animal research and biomedical research. Since 1981, Quip has been a leader in sales distribution of cleaning and disinfection solutions to the life science marketplace.
This relationship represents a major step forward to expand our distribution of our YGIENE™ and OGIENE™ products to these important life science markets. Through Quip's team of industry experts and highly trained sales professionals we gain direct access to decision makers providing us with an opportunity to make an immediate impact with accounts and applications on the forefront of scientific research. This arrangement enables BioNeutral products to become featured within Quip Laboratories' comprehensive biosafety solutions which, in turn, will streamline the trial and purchase process among customers seeking to accelerate their processing times and reduce overall costs.
"Quip Laboratories is very pleased to add BioNeutral products to our roster of innovative biosafety product technologies for which we are renowned," said Quip Laboratories President, Tim Hidell. "Throughout our three decades of growth, our clients have come to rely on us for breakthrough products that address their facility hygiene challenges," he continued. "This exclusive partnership leverages Quip's leadership in the biosafety industry as well as BioNeutral's product excellence in product innovation and performance. We are proud of this partnership," Hidell said, "and we are confident that the addition of the BioNeutral products to our portfolio will facilitate their broad adoption across North America."
"This exclusive partnership is a major component of our market specific channel and distribution strategy. This agreement entrenches BioNeutral in the life sciences industry with one of the dominant players. Quip has a history of being on the forefront of developing and introducing new, innovative technologies to the biosafety industry," said Ray Dunning, Senior Vice President of Sales for BioNeutral. "Additionally, this gives us the ability to support Quip's experienced team and diverse customer base, while expanding their product line with a high performing sporicide/sterilant offering the unique capabilities that are in greater demand today."
About Quip Laboratories, Inc.
Based in Wilmington, DE and founded in 1981, Quip Laboratories focuses on providing sanitation solutions to Life Science and Food Processing sectors. Their state-of-the-art manufacturing facility produces proprietary chemicals that have enabled the company to achieve a leadership position in the markets served. Featuring in-house research and development, production, quality control and sales and marketing, Quip provides a "total-systems" approach to providing efficient and eco-gentle environment hygiene. Find Quip at www.quiplabs.com.
About BioNeutral Group, Inc.
Headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, BioNeutral Group, Inc., is a specialty technology-based life-science company that has developed a technology platform that neutralizes harmful environmental contaminants, toxins and dangerous micro-organisms including bacteria, viruses, mold, fungi and spores. BioNeutral's products, YGIENE™ and OGIENE™, kill germs and clean surfaces with a dramatic increase in speed and power over their rivals in the marketplace. BioNeutral's proprietary platform technology has been proven effective in surface, water and airborne applications. Its antimicrobial line of products under the Ygiene™ brand have been approved by the EPA for sale in the United States and has previously been approved for sale in Germany and it is also permitted to be sold in the UK, France and Sweden. For more information on BioNeutral, including a listing of company products, leadership and background please visit www.bioneutral.com.
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FORT HOOD, Texas – The Army psychiatrist charged in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage will represent himself at his upcoming murder trial, meaning he will question the more than two dozen soldiers he's accused of wounding, a military judge ruled Monday.
Maj. Nidal Hasan's attorneys will remain on the case but only if he asks for their help, the judge said. Hasan, 42, faces the death penalty or life in prison without parole if convicted of 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder.
After questioning Hasan for about an hour, the judge, Col. Tara Osborn, ruled that Hasan was mentally competent to represent himself and understands "the disadvantage of self-representation." She repeatedly urged him to reconsider his request, noting that the lead prosecutor has more than 20 years of experience and that Hasan will be held to the same standards as all attorneys regarding courtroom rules and military law.
"You've made that quite clear," Hasan said after the judge asked if he understood that representing himself was not "a good idea."
At Osborn's request, a doctor testified Monday about Hasan's physical condition. The doctor said Hasan's paralysis won't have a significant impact during proceedings but that Hasan can only sit for four consecutive hours and has limitations writing. He was paralyzed from the waist down after being shot by police the day of the attack on the Texas Army post.
Hasan asked the judge to kick one of his attorneys off the case completely, but she instead said that two of his lawyers would sit at his defense table while the third sits in the courtroom. All will assist him if he asks.
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NASHVILLE, March 3 (UPI) -- American actress and singer Jaime Lynn Spears is engaged to Jamie Watson, she announced via the photo-sharing app Instagram.
"Guesssss what?????? #Hedidgood," Spears, 21, posted Saturday evening, accompanied by a photo of the couple.
Spears and Watson, 30, have been dating on and off for three years, People magazine reported.
She had previously been engaged to Casey Aldridge, the father of her 4-year-old daughter Maddie, but that was called off in 2009.
Spears, the younger sister of pop star Britney Spears, and her daughter split their time between Nashville and Kentwood, La., Watson told the New York Post in January.
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Ed O'Donnell is hard to categorize. He's well-known locally as a vintage Volkswagen mechanic and for being an avid proponent of using vegetable oil as an alternative to big oil. In 2001, O'Donnell purchased a plot of land somewhere outside the city limits; there, he maintained an off-the-grid lifestyle by scavenging nearly everything he needed to build and power his home. O'Donnell spoke with the Alibi about repurposing discarded items, wind-generated electricity and the current state of the vegetable oil-powered vehicle phenomenon.
How would an apocalyptic scenario affect an off-the-grid lifestyle?
As far as sustainability goes, as civilization goes to hell, there's nothing left to scrounge. To some extent you're relying on other people's waste and discarded items, and if no one is producing stuff and no one is buying stuff, then no one is throwing anything away either. There's no going around the back of a building and finding [wooden] pallets to burn or vegetable oil for fuel. That I have stockpiled. Right now, I have over two years supply of vegetable oil. ... at my current needs.
What are you driving nowadays?
I'm actually back to my Rabbit truck I used to deliver Alibis in. I also built a 34-foot-long tow truck that's veggie-powered and gets 18 miles to the gallon—while weighing 18,000 pounds and towing two vehicles. For the vehicle's size, that's phenomenal. With the Rabbit truck, I went with a 1.6 turbo-diesel, and it's pulling a true 55 miles per gallon highway, and it's even fast. I drove to Taos and used less than three gallons of fuel. This is a 33-year-old car with a 30-year-old engine that gets better mileage than anything you can currently buy new in the United States. My older engine running on vegetable oil puts out less emissions than a new car [does] on pumped diesel. It burns cleaner than petroleum diesel.
Do you procure your oil though arrangements with restaurants?
Yes. And one thing I have learned is that for travel, it's getting harder actually to get your hands on the oil. It used to be that the oil companies charged per gallon to remove it, but now they're offering to take it for free—to try to keep people like me from getting their hands on it. The pumping companies tried at one point to sell it as a fuel, but it wasn't clean enough; it wasn't consistent. It's vegetable oil but then there's also all the animal fat from the food, and you're not going to get the animal fat thin enough to spray through a fuel injector. I settle it. Animal fat will settle eventually, somewhere between three weeks and three months. If it's below 40 degrees however, it will separate overnight, so I generally collect all winter and stockpile my fuel for the summer when I do most of my traveling. So right now I'm in the filtration stage. I've got 50 gallons of clean and 150 gallons of dirty.
As far as sustainability goes, as civilization goes to hell, there's nothing left to scrounge. To some extent you're relying on other people's waste and discarded items, and if no one is producing stuff and no one is buying stuff, then no one is throwing anything away either.
Why power your country house with a wind turbine?
Going off the grid was something I had in the works for a long time, and actually the wind generator plan I had drawn up when I was 10. It's a piece of pipe with bearings pressed in, and then a building exhaust fan on one end, a swamp-cooler pulley on the other, a VW alternator run by the swamp-cooler pulley and a washing machine lid as a directional vane. This is all up on a 20-foot-pole. It held together for five years without having any problems. Bearings are less than 10 bucks, so cost of maintenance is fairly minimal. The new generating unit that replaced the original alternator is a brushless DC motor that doesn't really have any wear items, so that's completely maintenance-free; it's leftover Sandia Labs equipment, a servo from some kind of robotic arm.
Could you store the electricity?
Oh, yeah. I had a bank of deep-cycle batteries—again this was all used stuff—and a couple of small solar panels for backup on non-windy days. For heat, I used passive solar and a wood stove. At the rate people dump yard debris out on the mesa, I never had to go more than half a mile to find firewood. You just go half a mile, turn down a side street and hey, there's a cut-up tree—especially in Rio Rancho. ... The garden center there at the time would tell people to plant oak trees; they would tell them they needed to water them for about six months 'til they take. Well, if you're 400 feet from water, an oak tree's never going to take. They'd struggle for a couple of years, then they'd cut it down and dump it out on the mesa. Decent firewood.
What about water?
It was 600 to 800 feet to water, so farming is not really viable out there. I had straight-up rainwater harvesting off the roof into a series of food grade 55 gallon drums. I didn't use it for drinking water—because I didn't have an adequate filtration system—but for wash water and animal water, it worked great.
Did you draw up the plans for your compost toilet?
No, there's a book called The Humanure Handbook, which will give you all the ins and outs of it. It's basically a bucket toilet with sawdust in it. Then there's a pit in the ground with a window to heat it. Then I would rotate buckets that heat would kill any possible pathogens. ... I mean The Humanure Handbook suggests basically that you go vegetarian and then use your compost to grow your own food. I have no desire to grow food out of my own poop. My goal was to make a safe, neutral end product that could be buried. That was my only goal.
What's the best part of living off-the-grid?
I cut my bills to next to zero: cell phone and car insurance. And it's quiet. That's not forever. Eventually they'll turn that into subdivisions.
Aside from lowering your bills, were you trying to avoid consuming fossil fuels?
It is a benefit, but it's more the independence and low cost than anything. This was somewhere for me to move and, at the same time, cut my bills. Eventually I did save enough to buy an actual house in town, but that wasn't the plan at the time. I had no plans of going on-grid again, but right now that's what I'm doing.
Any plans to take your city house off-grid?
Converting an existing house with infrastructure doesn't really make any sense. It will never pay for itself. Even a grid intertie system is so costly, the solar panels will never pay for themselves as far as not purchasing mass-produced electricity. Wind—especially out here—is more bang for your buck as far as how much current you can produce versus initial cost. It's better to have wind with a solar backup. For an out-building, I would do it actually, for shop lighting and stuff. To generate enough to run a 220 welder? No, it's too involved. You're talking $30,000 to $40,000 in panels and batteries, then you use something like a welder and it sucks your entire electric supply dead in a matter of hours.
Do you even buy commercial gas anymore?
I do have my old buses that I like to drive, but in the end, I don't like to pay for fuel. I have a 1962 VW bus I just put on the road last week, and I drove it for four or five days until it needed gas; then I just parked it and went back to the veggie-powered Rabbit.


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The song, "Miss America," which starts with the words, "There she is, Miss America," will not be part of the pageant.
Miss American Organization Vice President Sharon Pearce tells The Press of Atlantic City (http://bit.ly/10okWTN ) that the tune, which was first played in 1955, is no longer included. She says no decision has been made on a final song.
The song was replaced by instrumental music at the 2013 pageant in January after the widow of the songwriter filed a licensing lawsuit in federal court in California in 2012. The complaint was dismissed in December following a confidential settlement.
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Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 10:16 pm
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I am completely open to and looking for advice on this particular dilemma.
I have been working a a story for the last three years. It started out with a vague idea that I fell in love with and suddenly exploded into a great story. I developed multiple plot points, invested time in character development. In the last three years, I have been deployed twice, and most of my writing was done in the practically infinite amount of free time I had. The story was written and trashed repeatedly. No matter how much I loved the idea, I could not get it to come out right on paper. I even brought many of my friends into this, who threw in multiple ideas that i do believe made the story better, but none which have made the writing work any better.
After smashing my head against the wall for three years, I put the story into the Tartarus that most of my ideas wind up in. This was a great disappointment to many of my friends who helped me try to come with ideas.
A couple months ago, it was brought back up in conversation, and we joked about turning it into a webcomic. While we talked out a lot of the key points of the story, I started to think it was possible. The story itself was always very relaxed for the most part, with quite a bit of comedy. I have seriously started thinking about this, and began shifting into into a comic style.
I already have the intro completed worked out on paper. (about 15 pages)
My problem, which I am sure is the same with many writers on this site, is that I can't draw. Not even kind of. This would involve finding someone else, and considering the military doesn't exactly pay well, probably someone who wants to be my artist for free. Which I am pretty sure brings it's own amount of struggles and heart ache.
And yet, not that a raised my story from the dead, part of me wants to try writing again. Part of me feels like giving in to this webcomic idea is giving up on it. I know picture paints a thousand words, and where that may be true, I still feel like the story won't be fully met out there in comic form. That something will be missing.
And now I ask for an opinion from the audience. Should I work towards this new idea, and seek to make a fun webcomic for all to enjoy for years to come? Or should I not relent in my struggles and go back to work on trying to write the story I loved?
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Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2013 3:41 am
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Don't do this. Writers are dicks. They will steal every good element of your story and repurpose it to something they're working on. Then they'll act all offended when you accuse them of plagiarism.
That's because if you only steal elements, and then repurpose them, it isn't plagiarism. In order for it to be plagiarism, they have to steal your actual words as you wrote them. Ideas are not copyrightable.
Besides, they probably can't help it. Everything I read, see or hear goes into my backbrain where it composts, and stories grow out of it. By the time it becomes a part of one of my stories, I usually can't even remember where I read/saw/heard it the first time. I don't care, either.
But I agree with that setting the story aside and writing something else is probably the best way to neither give up on it or to let it drive you insane.
If it were me, I wouldn't turn it into a webcomic, unless the story itself was saying "I won't be told right if I'm not told in pictures" and it sounds to me like the opposite is the case.
Personally, I find doing a story in pictures so much slower than doing it in words, that there's no way I would go to all that extra effort if just writing it out instead was a possibility. But some of my stories absolutely insist on having pictures. So here I am.
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Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2013 3:58 am
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Casual Notice wrote:
The other alternative is to take a few writers (plenty here on this forum) into your confidence and have them help you work out kinks in your story.
Don't do this. Writers are dicks. They will steal every good element of your story and repurpose it to something they're working on.
Good advice in general but there are exceptions. I'll cop to being a bit of a dick, or more than a bit, but I give you my word I won't steal anything, period. Nor would CN or VL. It's only 15 pages; if you want to shoot it to me I would be happy to comment, maybe a fresh opinion would spark you to some new ideas on it. I have only to recommend me my own site, WP (below) but like you I have several unpublished and unseen works I think are quite good but am unsure if anyone else thinks so, so I sympathize with someone in a similar boat.
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Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2013 9:20 pm
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There's a lot left out in your brief synopsis of the problem so it's hard to really give solid advice but I'll give it a try anyway. As mentioned by others here, comics are a visual medium and they need to be driven by the mixture of words and pictures. It's unlikely that the only thing holding you back is the dearth of pretty pictures (it could be, but I doubt it).
When I was a creative writing major in college I had numerous stories I thought were good in my head but wouldn't fully work on paper. The reason was almost always in the details. Point A and Point C are in your head and awesome but you forgot about Point B. After careful review it turns out there isn't really a logical way to get to Point C and what you thought was a good story really isn't.
I have no idea if the above applies to you or not but for what it's worth I wouldn't give up on it. One of my professors used to say the best way to improve a student work was to throw away the first four pages and in my case he was right. Maybe you just need to surrender certain parts, make the hard choices to finally get it to work.
Good Luck!
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 12:50 am
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You guys are right, that was very vague and mostly unhelpful for trying to explain anything, so I will try again.
I had an idea for a story involving superpowers. I didn't want it to just be "bang, people have superpowers" because I think that sounds stupid 90% of the time. And, on top of that, I want their to be a growing sense of conflict with the world as a whole, so I want it to be a developing problem. So, I planned to take an evolutionary approach to it. The story revolves around a community of mostly super powered individuals. I have a back story that reasons out the hows and whys the world has decided to mostly try to isolate these individuals in one place, and is crucial to the story.
The community is a regular medium sized town that has a residential area, is mostly self sufficient, with multiple generations of both super powered and non-super individuals. Therefor it has everything from elementary to college level schools. The story takes place around a kid who effectively gets shoved out there mid-college.
The biggest problem I am having is that I cannot get the X-Men feel out of what I am trying to write. The other major problem I had I have actually figured a way through recently, which involved me not getting what I want in order to make the story flow.
I do thank all of you for your help thus far, and though I haven't finished making up my mind yet, I have moved forward with the story itself, which is excellent regardless.
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:48 am
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Levhanti wrote:
The biggest problem I am having is that I cannot get the X-Men feel out of what I am trying to write.
Imo, this isn't something you're going to be able to escape if you're doing a superpower-people-in-modern-society thing. I do a webcomic on a superteen with most of my inspiration being anime and music, and to be honest, I know hardly anything about X-Men. But that hasn't stopped others from trying to compare me to it.
One guy complained that my art style wasn't enough like it, and it was too light-hearted for a dark story. Then telling me that "X-men is your history" as far as superheroes go, and I'm expected to know about X-men if I even dare to write a superhero comic.
Whether or not I'm similar enough to even compare isn't something I'd know, but I don't let it bother me because I know what I want to do. I spend more time wondering if I'm too much like some animes I used to watch. But even if I am, they were a big part of my life at one point, so I don't mind tipping a hat to them, because I'm plenty different.
So unless you're going to do something that's
different, don't be surprised if you get compared to the big names in the genre. Whether or not it's warranted. Just make sure whatever you come up with is what you want it to be.
If you're afraid of seeming too much like a possible influence, maybe check out other hero stories in closely-related genres. Magical girls, epic-fantasy, aliens with special powers (the game Mass Effect is really cool), whatever. Then work in elements you like from those and make your own thing.
But going back to your original post, I think you need to weigh a few things. If trying to make this as a novel only leads to your own frustration and canceling the project, but you'd be able to see it through as a webcomic, that's something to consider. On the other hand, if the webcomic version really isn't your true vision and doesn't capture the story in the same way you want, creating it may just lead to disapointment.
How likely are you to see this through as a novel? As a webcomic?
Is actually completing it more important than how it turns out? Or is your vision the most important thing, and if you can't get it right, it isn't worth it?
How much are you willing to compromise?
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Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 5:34 am
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Casual Notice wrote:
(Except that idiot that told you your art wasn't X-Menny enough, Chimera. Over 40-odd years and at least ten regular titles, which particular style did he mean?)
I'm actually not sure. He was rather vague, which is the most useless kind of criticism.
But yeah, mine doesn't really deal with discrimination so much. Maybe a very minor theme, but only to emphasize another theme.
I try not to worry about being "too much" like a thing, unless being like that thing derives from my actual message. Everything has been done already, so I can't be completely "original." So really, my job is to make sure my delivery is interesting and/or entertaining.
If people want to say it's like X-men or whatever, okay, cool, thanks. But that won't influence my direction.
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1 tsp canola oil
1 ½ lb(s) 675 g flank steak
3 tsp prepared garlic (in a jar)
¼ tsp tsp dried chili flakes
1 onion
12 10-12 fresh mushrooms
3 heads 3 heads broccoli florets
1 pkg 1 pkg (14 oz or 397 g) steam fried noodles (Taipan brand is what I tested with.)
1 Tbsp brown sugar
1 Tbsp soy sauce
3 Tbsp peanut saute sauce
2 Tbsp V-H dry-garlic sauce
1 tsp canola oil
2 2 green onions
1 tsp fresh ginger (from a jar)
1 tsp fresh garlic (from a jar)
Prepared steam fried noodles
¼ cup Kepac Manis
½ tsp curry powder
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil for the steam fried noodles.
2. Heat oil in large nonstick fry pan or wok at med-high.
3. Cut beef into thin strips against the grain, adding to pan as you cut.
4. Toss occasionally.
5. Add garlic, pepper and dried chili flakes.
6. Slice onion into thin strips and add to pan as you slice.
7. Wash and cut mushrooms in half, adding to pan as you cut. Wash and cut broccoli into bite-size pieces, adding to pan as you cut.
8. Place steam fried noodles in boiling water. Set timer for 3 minutes or follow package directions.
9. Drain and set aside.
10. Combine the following in a small mixing bowl; brown sugar, soy sauce, peanut sate sauce and V-H dry-garlic sauce.
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13. Finely chop green onion adding to pan as you chop.
14. Add ginger and garlic and sauté slightly.
15. Add boiled steam fried noodles, then toss with kepac manis and curry powder.
16. Reduce heat to low and keep tossing until tender. Serve beef and broccoli on top of the steam fried noodles. The sauce transfers to the noodles… Yummy!!
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Graveside services for Emily Jeanette Whittington Boyer, 84, of Sweetwater, will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, at Roscoe Cemetery. Bishop Joel Davenport will officiate with interment to follow under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home.The family will receive friends at McCoy Funeral Home on Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012 from 6 to 8 p.m.Boyer died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at the home of her daughter in Tullahoma, TN.She was born Aug. 18, 1928 in Roscoe, TX. She married Maurice Oliver "Goldie" Boyer on June 11, 1952 in Sweetwater. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She owned and operated 12th St. Grocery for about 17 years. She grew up in and lived most of her life in Sweetwater.Survivors include her son, Thomas "Butch" Boyer of Jacksonville, FL; daughters, Janice Lynn Bingham & husband Dennis of Idaho Falls, ID, Linda Joy Vellinga of Payson, UT, Jo Liane Davenport & husband Joel of Tullahoma, TN, and Donna Maurine Boyer of Grand Prairie, TX; brother, Earl Whittington; 18 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her parents, Perry V. and Zetta (Babb) Whittington; her husband, Maurice Oliver "Goldie" Boyer on Dec. 9, 1992; brothers, Larry Mack Whittington and Enoch A. Whittington; sisters, Ora Mae Whittington, Eula Beatrice Boyd Folsom, and Elnor R. King.Pallbearers will be Joel Davenport, Dennis Bingham, Thomas Boyer, Michael Schlueter, Bob Boyd, and Perry King.


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