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Welcome back to Term4 and the start of Spring! This term we will be working with students in Tasmania, New York and Lima on our Energy projects. As revision of some of the work we did last term, please complete this short quiz at BBC Bitesize KS3: Science: Energy transfer and Storage. Take a screen shot of the test result and email to me at my gmail address. Then go to the Energy Challenge Wiki and start your research. Your goal is to work in a team to produce a 20 minute presentation to teach other students about a specific type of renewable or non-renewable energy resource.
Over the holidays we had a visit from AGL, who replaced all our incandescent globes with energy-efficient globes. For each 10 globes replaced, 6 renewable energy certificates are issued, which is equivalent to 6 tonnes of carbon dioxide. These certificates are part of the Australian Governments Renewable Energy Target. We also recieved information about the Willatook Wind Farm proposed by Wind Prospect, which joins the Macarthur and Penshurst Wind Farms as significant, renewable energy projects in our region. Hotrocks Ltd have also been doing geothermal investigation in the local area.
At present, most of Victoria's electrcity is produced from brown coal in the LaTrobe Valley. Much of this power is used in manufacturing, especially by Portland's Alcoa Aluminium smelter. Find out how much of Victoria's power is used by Portland Aluminium. Why do you think the Moyne Shire has become an area of interest for wind and geothermal energy and not hydroelectric and solar energy? Please post your answers in the comment section below.
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Deliberate transmission of AIDS: precedents and legal implications.
I propose here a look at some issues and some rather juicy stories related to the deliberate spread of the HIV-1 virus. I cannot do that in totally exhaustive manner, as this essay would be too long, even by my standards.
I was prompted to do this following my little investigation of the case of black viral terrorist Nikko Briteramos, who , at last count, knowingly infected four people with the virus ( see the newslink section for the details). I plan on dropping the Briteramos story like a hot potato, but my interest in this issue is still ongoing.
Before we get going, here is a list of things I will not address: ( seriously)
1) The ludicrous assertion made by some that the HIV-1 virus has been created deliberately in some laboratory, Originally, that rumour was spread by the KGB, stating that the virus was created in a CIA laboratory. Some AIDS advocates outside the mainstream have repeated this idiocy. Interestingly, blacks are much more likely to believe the conspiracy nonsense.The New York Times, in a 1999 editorial expressed alarm that an "astonishing" number of African Americans believe in conspiracies with AIDS ( over 40%).
2) The urban mythology stories. All of us have heard about hoaxes, or stories about a friend of a friend who had a cousin who knew some other guy who......well, I am only addressing documented cases. Commonly known as "AIDS Mary" or "AIDS Harry," the legend came into prominence in late 1986 .(A related legend has a madmen attack with AIDS-tainted needles) The legend goes like this. In the "AIDS Mary" version (woman infects man), a guy picks up a young lady for a one-night sexual encounter. Everything goes well, and he's quite pleased , until the next morning when he awakens to find her gone and the words "WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF AIDS" scrawled in lipstick on his bathroom mirror. The "AIDS Harry" version (man infects woman) usually features a romance The infector passes along his news by way of a gift, which he asks his victim to unwrap once she's on the plane . Depending upon where you hear this story, the gift will be a minature coffin or a coffee mug. Whichever item it is, it will be marked with the message "WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF AIDS." Given as the reason for the infector's rampage is the justification of his or her having caught the disease from a member of the opposite sex -- now the entire gender will be made to pay.
Recent cases:
1) There have been, of course, actual cases of the HIV-infected engaging in unprotected sex without first informing their partners of their condition. In the largest documented case of its kind, black thug Darnell "Boss Man" McGee infected at least 18 women and girls. McGee, 28, had more than 100 known sex partners before he was slain in 1997 in an apparent robbery attempt. In 1998, authorities in New York said 17 people are believed to have HIV infections linked to Nushawn Williams. Acoording to the latest data, at least 19 were infected by McGee.
McGee infected girls as young as 12...
2) In July 1998 HIV-positive Pamela Wiser Tennessee, was picked up by police on a tip from a man she'd slept with. Under questioning, she claimed over the previous year to have had sex with more than 50 men in an effort to take revenge for three years earlier having caught the disease from her boyfriend. She claimed to have informed each of the men of her condition prior to engaging them in sexual activity. Within a few days of her arrest, her story changed. She revised the number of men exposed down from fifty to five. By the time her case came to trial in December, 1998, she's settled on 22 Some of Wiser's former lovers testified she hadn't informed them she was HIV-positive and that, moreover, she outright denied the need for protection when directly asked. In February, 1999, Wiser was sentenced to 26-1/2 years in prison. Only one man was infected with by Wiser.
3)The 1992 the case of Roy Cornes captured worldwide attention. Dubbed the "AIDS Timebomb," he was accused of knowingly infecting at least four women (one of whom has since died, as has he). He maintained harming others was not his intent, his partners knew of his condition , and that in a couple of early cases he passed along the virus because he didn't yet understand what precautions to take, while in a later case, he and his fiancee were trying for a baby and she took the risks willingly. Cornes died of meningitis before he could come to trial.
4)There was of course the celebrated case of Gaetan Dugas ( he was once dubbed patient zero, incorrectly, of course..) In 1980 this Canadian airline attendant was diagnosed with Kaposi's sarcoma. Until his death in 1984, he continued to engage in unprotected sex with a variety of partners. He once told a reporter that he was having 4 to 5 different sexual trysts every day...
5) At least one criminal tried to use the 'AIDS Mary' legend as his legal defence. In his trial for the 1990 murder of Linda Hoberg, Jeffrey Hengehold claimed he met the victim in a bar and had sex with her later ; as they were parting, she said, "Welcome to the world of AIDS." He then beat her to death. Though Hengehold claimed this was his motive for the murder, there was no evidence to prove it. Hengehold had cremated Hoberg's body, making it impossible to determine if she'd had AIDS, and he himself never tested positive for HIV. He was found guilty of murder.
6) In a case in 1998, a man called Brian Stewart received life in prison for a similar crime...he had injected his son with HIV-tainted blood to collect insurance money... He was rightly told by the judge that he would "burn in hell," A jury convicted Stewart for first-degree assault and recommended life in prison on Dec. 5, 1998. "Your crime puts you in the same category as the worst war criminal," Cundiff said. The most I can give you is life in prison, but I really don't think that's fair . But I really think you're going to burn in hell for all eternity." Cundiff said. The most I can give you is life in prison, but I really don't think that's fair . But I really think you're going to burn in hell for all eternity."
7) In Lafayette Louisiana court a physician called Dr. Richard Schmidt was sentenced for the crime of attempted second-degree murder. A jury convicted Schmidt of trying to kill his girlfriend by injecting her with blood tainted with the virus that causes AIDS.
8) Recently, claims by the Congo government were made that Uganda sent 2000 AIDS infected soldiers on a deliberate mission to spread the disease in eastern Congo.
Congo Human Rights Minister Leonard Okitundu Friday made the charge before envoys in Kinshasa and also denounced a report by a United Nations investigator on alleged rights abuses by Congo in the conduct of the war. "In effect, 2,000 Ugandan soldiers suffering from AIDS or infected with the AIDS virus have been sent to the front in Eastern Province to rape women with the aim of spreading the disease", he said at the briefing attended by reporters.
The WHO representative in Congo, Abdou Moudi who was present at the briefing, told Reuters he had not heard of the claim from any other source. "Certainly this is something we can investigate", he said. The results of the investigation showed that indeed there were Units of Ugandan soldiers who mass raped women ( a daily occurence in Africa), but logistical reasons prevented the investigators from concluding if the HIV-1 virus had been deliberately transmitted.
( Source: Security Council SC/70574317th & 4318th Meetings (AM & PM) 3 May 2001 SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNS ILLEGAL EXPLOITATION OF DEMOCRATICREPUBLIC OF CONGO¡¯S NATURAL RESOURCES).
9) Recently, Police in Cyprus reportedly investigated reports that AIDS carriers are deliberately spreading the disease. Health Minister Frixos Savvides confirmed that an investigation was launched after he met a number of AIDS advocacy groups.
Savvides confirmed that the ministry is investigating the information provided at the meeting and that given the criminal nature of the alleged actions the police would be involved. I have been unable to locate the results of that investigation.
The laws of most countries are inadequate when it comes to penalizing the crime of knowingly transmitting a deadly disease, but at least many of them are moving in the right direction. Britain is even now trying to reform laws to cover this form of assault. Changes are in the works that would result in an HIV-infected person who tried to pass on the virus out of malice being charged with grievous bodily harm with intent, and those who simply failed to take proper precautions charged under the lesser offence of causing grievous bodily harm. Here is the Reuters Press tidbit " LONDON (Reuters) - People who deliberately pass on the AIDS virus or other life-threatening illnesses could be given life jail sentences under proposals unveiled by the British government Wednesday. The Home Office (interior ministry) published a consultation paper aimed at updating British laws to cope with incidents in which people have been stabbed with syringes containing the HIV virus, which causes AIDS.
Other countries are doing the same:
1) New Zambian law to fight Aids
Lusaka - Zambia said on Thursday it would introduce a law to criminalise the deliberate spreading of HIV/Aids, jailing those found guilty for up to 20 years."I intend to bring a law to the House to make the intentional infection of someone with HIV/Aids a criminal offence," Vice President Enock Kavindele told parliament.If the proposed legislation is passed, Zambia would become one of the first African countries to make the deliberate spreading of HIV/Aids a criminal offence.One in five Zambian adults has HIV or Aids, posing the biggest development challenge to the country.
2) MALAWI: Tough HIV law proposed.
11 September 2000 .The authorities Malawi are considering a recommendation from the country's Law Commission to make the deliberate spreading of the HIV virus, which causes AIDS, a criminal offence.
3) Kenya: NAIROBI - Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi has demanded the death penalty for people who knowingly infect others with HIV-AIDS, to deter men from passing the disease to vulnerable younger women, newspapers reported yesterday." We have to make laws that restrict those who deliberately infect others because young girls cannot protect themselves from such criminals," Moi told reporters on his return from last week's major United Nations AIDS conference in New York.
In America, it is far from clear-cut...here is what the ACLU thinks about it, in case you were wondering:
ACLU Briefing Paper Number 13 AIDS And Civil Liberties
** Should laws be enacted to punish those who deliberately try to
spread HIV disease?
Such laws are not needed, and would be unwise, for several reasons.
First, conscious attempts to spread HIV disease are exceedingly rare,
and existing criminal laws are sufficient for prosecuting the rare
infected individual who knowingly and deliberately infects another
person. Second, laws criminalizing HIV transmission could severely
undercut public health efforts to promote HIV awareness. Such laws,
instead of deterring people from high risk behaviors, might cause
people to shun voluntary HIV tests and treatment out of fear of being
prosecuted for "deliberately" spreading HIV. Lastly, new laws in
this area would encourage prosecutors to aggressively press claims of
deliberate transmission, and would encourage police to invade privacy
and conduct surveillance of intimate sexual activity in search of
evidence to support such claims.
The problem with prosecutions for first degree murder n the case of deliberate HIV-1 transmission is establishing the intent. In HIV infection cases, you generally have only circumstantial evidence. Wthout direct evidence of the defendant's intent or how the crime was planned in the details of how it was committed, it's very difficult to prove the specific intent for first-degree murder. In the case of rapes, some states in the US allowforced testing of the attacker, and will give the information to the victim. Many states do not. In those states, the victim must assume that he or she is exposed to HIV, and take the recommended prophylactics Even if the attacker tests negative, that is not an assurance the he is not HIV infected at the time of the attack. Most experts recommend prophylactic treatment for all attacks. Most States have a crime called reckless endangerment. This has been found by several courts to include having unprotected sexual relations without warning your partner. Unlike murder or attempted murder, you don't have to prove intent to harm.
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A marvelous picture of black thug/viral serial killer Darnell "Boss Man" McGee who infected at least 18 women and girls. McGee infected girls as young as 12...
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HIV-positive child molester sentenced to 3 life terms
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A child molester with HIV has been sentenced to three consecutive life terms, plus 52 years.
Mark Heath, 39, pleaded guilty last December to 13 counts, including statutory rape, sodomy, child molestation, and exposing others to HIV. His victims were ages 9, 11 and 14.
Assistant Jackson County prosecutor Jennifer Mettler said on Thursday that Heath found out he had HIV in 1990 but continued to attack the children anyway.
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Anevia, a leading provider in OTT and IPTV software solutions, has announced a strategic business partnership with Keepixo, a French-based leading provider of software head-end products, to provide operators and broadcasters with a 'one-stop shop' ultra-low-latency delivery solution for UHD content in over-the-top (OTT) environments.
EditShare, a technology leader in intelligent shared storage, QC and media management solutions, today rolled out the new EditShare Academic Partnership (EAP) Program. Open to all accredited educational institutions, EAP offers educators best pricing combined with invaluable workflow mentoring and knowledge-sharing, amplifying the classroom experience for students whether they are studying broadcast journalism, feature film production or anything in between.
The Digital Production Partnership (DPP) today launched an updated version of A Producers Guide to File Delivery. Enabled by DPP Member, Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. (Deluxe), a world-leading video creation to distribution company, the guide is a handbook aimed at UK production companies and programme suppliers, providing guidance on the end-to-end file delivery process from file creation (AS-11) and metadata insertion through to QC and delivery.
In a new report, DPP AT HOME: Automation, the Digital Production Partnership (DPP) brings together the views of senior leaders from across the media supply chain on the need to collaborate on some of the basic automation functions enabled by machine learning. The report comes from the latest event in the DPP AT HOME series, which brought together 20 senior executives at IBC 2017 and was enabled by DPP Member Prime Focus Technologies.
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Sutcliffe enjoyed the opportunity to team up with Lamb. "Working with Max is a refreshing experience because he's passionate about the material — he's considered every step of the manufacturing process before the piece has even been made," says Sutcliffe. "He knows the exact stop point when something is right."
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Time lapse: stunning Australian skies over a pathfinding array
In the Australian Outback, hundreds of kilometers from the noise and lights of any city, stand three dozen radio telescopes, each a dozen meters across. Working as a single unit, they patrol the skies looking at cosmic objects emitting low-energy light.
Photographer Alex Cherney visited this remote observatory and created a really lovely time lapse video of the telescopes at work:
[The video is also available on YouTube.]
The telescopes taken together are called the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder, or ASKAP. The Square Kilometer Array is a project currently underway in Australia and South Africa to create the largest radio telescope in the world. ASKAP is a testbed for SKA, used to check out various technology and techniques that SKA will employ. But ASKAP is a full-fledged observatory in its own right, and will add to our arsenal of instruments peering into deep space.
The video is beautiful, and as always when I watch these from Australia, I'm overwhelmed by the southern skies. The stars are different than the ones we see up here, but it's not just that. What always gets me is how, from my own experience, the motion is backwards! When I want to see Orion from my home I face south; it rises on my left, moving to the upper right. But in Oz, it rises on the right and moves to the left! Things are flipped when you're upside-down relative to what you're used to… and that's driven home by seeing Orion standing on his head!
And the Milky Way. Wow. The center of our spiral galaxy never gets very high from Boulder, but in Australia it passes well overhead, freed from the haze and murk of the horizon. Blazing gloriously, in it you can pick out nebulae, dust clouds, and more as you gaze over tens of thousands of light years of interstellar space. Alpha and Beta Centauri, the Coal Sack, the Large Magellanic Cloud… all of these are easy to spot to the trained eye.
Every time I'm at a dark site and I look out into the sky, I soak up its beauty and am awed by it. But more than that, I know what I'm looking at. Knowledge adds another dimension to what you see, a profound sense of connection and understanding that warms the brain and the heart.
Learn everything you can. Not just about astronomy, but everything. Don't be afraid of knowledge; revel in it. Far from taking away any beauty or art from the world, it makes life richer, and far, far more wonderful.
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Great clip & write up. Cheers.
I was explaining to a group of 2nd graders about just look up and you are doing science. Jupiter and the Moon were close to each other and we talked about how cool it was. One girl who had been in South America this summer wanted to know why things looked backward. Thank Mattel for Barbie and Wilson for basketballs. It didn't take long to show why.
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We got the radio waves of the universe for all time to listen to but apparently we aint picked up squat since we started listening so… why not? and is the man hiding them from us? I really want to listen to some out of this world music before I shuffle off. I wish it was a hundred years from now. Imagine all the radio stations you could listen to…
And if you are in the Southern Hemisphere and you want to see Orion rise on the right and move to the left, which way are you facing?
I love the smiley face at 1:25!
I hope the SKA gets underway. Murchison's a good site for the `center' of the array but the geology and environment sure have their challenges. Still, I'm in favor of Australia hosting the array; I think there are far more practical problems to overcome in South Africa.
Two things Phil:
Move here to oz mate!!
Some of your words here remind me of this wonderful video: http://zepfanman.com/2010/11/science-saved-my-soul-transcript/
Your write-up was superb. And the last paragraph just reached out and hugged me. Thank you for reminding the world how precious knowledge is.
I like how at 2:20 or so it looks like van Gogh's Starry Night.
And yes to learning everything. I'm gonna go read the web page I used to double-check the name of the painting.
Thanks, Phil.
I have never been able to describe the experience of seeing the Milky Way from the South Africa SKA site while standing under the KAT-7 dishes. This video comes pretty close to conveying that experience.
New Zealand will also be hosting a (small?) part of the SKA.
Come on over and see for yourself. Our guest rooms are empty at the moment and we might find a couple of things for you to see in the daytime.
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What's up with Walt anyway?
As part of his preparation for tonight's Lost series finale (squee!), EW's Lost-aholic, Jeff Jensen, has been asking readers to send him the mysteries they hope to see answered before the show goes off the air. Then, in a highly scientific manner, he reviewed the questions and in his latest column reveals what they are. So, what are Lost fans dying to find out?
The No. 1 mystery people want answered is Walt. What's up with that guy? Fifteen percent of readers posed that question to the Doc who revealed this SPOILERY little nugget: "Lost exec producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof revealed that Walt will be appearing in the series finale." The following two most commonly wondered questions are "Why couldn't the pregnant women of the Others bring their children to term on The Island?" and "The Ajira 316 Time Travel Split: Why did Jack, Kate, Sayid, and Hurley get sent back to 1977 while everyone else (including Ben and Sun) remained in the present?" All three are excellent questions, but we'd like to add one: Are they ever going to release Expose on DVD?


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Causes of Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Fine lines and wrinkles are only partially the result of decreased collagen. Creases around the nose and mouth, in particular, are typically related to the loss of volume in the mid-face. This is because skin loses support from fat pads, and has nowhere to go but down. Repetitive facial expressions can also result in loss of volume or deep lines. In addition to lines and wrinkles, marked decrease in volume can make superficial veins more visible not only in the face, but also in the hands. Also, sun exposure can destroy the integrity of our skin's thickness and elasticity.
But be careful with "fillers." Don't just fill because this can lead to a distorted "fat" appearance and no one wants that!
Get Dr. Gurley's expert opinion. She has years of experience with both surgical and non-surgical options for the face. We are pleased to offer a number of tailored treatment options to restore volume to the correct places.
What is a facial filler (dermal filler)?
A facial filler, or dermal filler, is a product that has been formulated with ingredients that add volume to a specific area. A good percentage of fillers used today are made with hyaluronic acid which is a natural sugar compound that reintroduces volume by binding to water molecules.
What is Hyaluronic Acid Filler?
Hyaluronic Acid (H.A.) filler may be one of the most well-known dermal fillers. This family of products has consistently achieved excellent results for patients wanting to renew their youthful appearance. H.A. fillers' cross-linking makeup makes it relatively longer-lasting because cross-linking transforms the liquid hyaluronic acid into a highly viscous gel.
Who is a good candidate for H.A. Filler?
The viscosity of the formulation makes this a great choice for patients who want to smooth the appearance of deep creases around the nose and mouth. Another common use is to reduce the appearance of under eye puffiness by filling the tear trough (the line where the upper cheek and the lower eyelid meet.)
H.A. Fillers treat the following:
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- Shallow lines around the corners of the eyes
Also, because hyaluronic acid fillers contain mild Lidocaine, treatment is quite comfortable for delicate areas such as the eyes and the mouth.
Dermal Fillers before and after
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What are fat injections?
Fat injections are sometimes referred to as "liquid gold," due to the longevity of results from this treatment. The cost of fat injections is higher than dermal fillers. However, there is an additional benefit to this volume-restoring treatment. You see, the fat that is used to fill the cheeks or temples or jaw line is taken from your own body. This means better contours in TWO areas, or even more. While the entire amount of fat that is injected typically does not take, modern techniques allow for natural depletion, and most patients are very happy with their end-results.
Who is a good candidate for fat injections?
The primary consideration for fat injections is having sufficient fat cells to harvest from another area of your body. Cells may be taken from an area as small as the neck or as large as the buttocks or abdomen.
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Dr. Gurley will help you decide which product or facial filler is right for you, based on an evaluation of your facial contours and desires. If you are interested in learning more about Dermal Fillers, and would like to see if you are a good candidate, call (636) 812-4300 to schedule a consultation with Chesterfield Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Judith Gurley.


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Balance, when you think about it, all the rules/laws of this world, including even the Jungle Rule, all are created only to creates "balance". Even the earth creates its own balance by adjusting the seasons accordingly. And its been like that over the very long lifespan of earth. If earth can, why can't you? Balance in good and bad, I'm...


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Bob Whitely wrote:Because there is only so much time in the day, when I do have time to play a game, I far prefer to play tabletop. When playing console games, I very quickly get bored of the lack of a sentient behind all the people I talk with in the rpgs. I love the fluidity of a GM, the endlessly original things NPC's can say and ways they can react that is so vastly superior to anything I've seen even in the best console games. All that said, they do have it when it comes to the visuals! It is fun to walk by while my son is playing Fallout 4, Halo, etc.
Yep. I agree with all your points above. That is one of the reasons why I've always wanted to develop some kind of turn based multiplayer game, where the GM controls all the NPCs. That way you have the features of a computer game, but with all the originality of a human GM.
That being said though, I still think that games could be made more flexible, and with better AI, if that was really a priority.


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Quotes About I Guess This
The first objection to Darwinism is that it is only a guess and was never anything more. It is called a "hypothesis," but the word "hypothesis," though euphonioous, dignified and high-sounding, is merely a scientific synonym for the old-fashioned word "guess." If Darwin had advanced his views as a guess they would not have survived for a year, but they have floated for half a century, buoyed up by the inflated word "hypothesis." When it is understood that "hypothesis" means "guess," people will inspect it more carefully before accepting it.Send Quote
First you guess. Don't laugh, this is the most important step. Then you compute the consequences. Compare the consequences to experience. If it disagrees with experience, the guess is wrong. In that simple statement is the key to science. It doesn't matter how beautiful your guess is or how smart you are or what your name is. If it disagrees with experience, it's wrong. That's all there is to it.Send Quote
I guess I didn't even know the word 'genre' until I did 'True Blood.' That's how naive I was, and I didn't realize that there was a point of view about certain types of TV. And so I guess I found it disappointing that there is a segment of the critical community that looks at genre as something that is separate, less than.Send Quote
The principle of science, the definition, almost, is the following: The test of all knowledge is experiment. Experiment is the sole judge of scientific "truth." But what is the source of knowledge? Where do the laws that are to be tested come from? Experiment, itself, helps to produce these laws, in the sense that it gives us hints. But also needed is imagination to create from these hints the great generalizations--to guess at the wonderful, simple, but very strange patterns beneath them all, and then to experiment to check again whether we have made the right guess.Send Quote
And I guess, I guess it's a humanist film. It's not really a spiritual film and it's, you know, it's saying that we're all one tribe of humans and we're on this little rock, floating through the universe and (Amenabar) has these (transitional shots of) POVs where you see humans like ants.Send Quote
I just think of interesting roles to play. I guess that I have matured, I guess growing up and becoming a man, your taste in characters changes and I think I have become more interested in active characters as I have become less contemplative in my personal life. Things have become a little bit more interesting in the doing these days and less interesting in the thinking about the doing.Send Quote
Cabel smiles and hangs up. "Guess what." What," Janie says. We can go out on our first date." Woo hoo!" And guess what else- You're buying." Me? Why?" Because you lost the bet." Janie thinks for a moment. Punches Cabel in the arm. "You did not fail five quizzes or tests!" I did. I have proof.Send Quote
I guess the cool thing about the '80s is the kind of like adventure in terms of, you know, people were very willing to use sounds that were completely ridiculous or whatever. There was a lot of stuff happening in the '80s and it's all over the place. I guess that's probably the coolest thing for me and that's what I like about it. Just kind of that like, 'Oh, what's this sound? Oh that's wacky. Let's use it anyways.'Send Quote
The body of scientific evidence supporting creation science is as strong as that supporting evolution. In fact, it may be stronger.... The evidence for evolution is far less compelling than we have been led to believe. Evolution is not a scientific fact, since it cannot actually be observed in a laboratory. Rather, evolution is merely a scientific theory or guess.... It is a very bad guess at that. The scientific problems with evolution are so serious that it could accurately be termed a myth.Send Quote
A little girl came home from school with a drawing she'd made in class.She danced into the kitchen ,where her mother was preparing dinner. "Mom,guess what ?" she squealed waving the drawing . her mother never looked up. "what"? she said ,tending to the pots. "guess what?" the child repeated ,waving the drawings. "what?" the mother said , tending to the plates. "Mom, you're not listening" "sweetie,yes I am" "Mom" the child said "you're not listening with your EYESSend Quote
The only way artists can do things is to do it for themselves. Trying to second guess what the public wants or likes is kind of a fool's game.Send Quote
I guess I am ruthless too because that's what makes a great artist. But I also respect people, I don't go around stepping on their heads.Send Quote
I guess what I want to say to us artists and entrepreneurs is that conventional yardsticks of success don't apply to all enterprises. Labors of love count.Send Quote
I guess you could say that I'm the luckiest girl because I got to meet my true hero. She was a precious person. She made me a better singer, a better person. She was the consummate artist and human being.Send Quote
I guess I created LeRoy Neiman. Nobody else told me how to do it. Well, I'm a believer in the theory that the artist is as important as his work.Send Quote
If an artist is one who spends his life trying to define his being, I guess I would have to call myself an artist.Send Quote
So worried was I that people would see through the painting into my soul - and guess at secret Alison stuff - that I scraped the paint off the canvas. It was too risky to expose what everyone hides...And yet isn't that the job of the artist? Next step is to take the risk - to work more deeply. To expose that which cannot be expressed any other way. That is art. Scary and exciting.Send Quote
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Dutch Deal For Mediaset Italia
Chello Zone signs deal with Dutch operators to bring Italian-language channel to the Netherlands.
COLOGNE, Germany - International television provider Chello Zone has signed a deal with Dutch cable operator Caiway and telecommunications group KPN to air Italian-language channel Mediaset Italia in the Netherlands.
Mediaset Italia targets Italian speakers living abroad and offers a selection of the best of mainstream Italian TV, including programming from national networks Italia 1, Canal 5 and Rete 4. KPN plans to include Mediaset Italia as part of its basic IPTV service, which has some 650,000 subscribers in the Netherlands. Caiway will initially package the new channel for its 27,000 EBT subscribers as part of a bouquet that already includes Chello Zone channels such as the Extreme Sports Channel and the Food Network.
The deal marks the first time Mediaset Italia will be available in the Netherlands and it will be the only Italian-language offering on either the KPN or Caiway networks.


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Four-year-old Nathan Hobbs, who lives in a homeless shelter with his mother. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Cross-posted from my weekly column on the impact of sequestration at BillMoyers.com.
For fifteen years in Neodesha, Kansas (population 2,486) there were only two options for early childhood education services in town: a program for at-risk 4-year-olds operated by the school district, and a Head Start Center for children ages 0 through 5 run by the Southeast Kansas Community Action Program (SEK-CAP).
SEK-CAP offers a range of services to twelve counties, responding to the housing, utilities, transportation, employment, medical care, child care, education and nutrition needs of low-income people in Southeast Kansas. The counties have a combined population of approximately 192,000 people and the child poverty rate is nearly 26 percent—an increase of more than 13 percent in the past year. The past three years have also seen a rise in unemployment, food and housing insecurity, as well as agricultural and natural disasters.
Due to sequester cuts, SEK-CAP decided in May that it could no longer afford to operate the Head Start Center in Neodesha (pronounced "Nee-OH-duh-shay"), which served seventeen children and their families, and employed five staff members. The rental and maintenance costs of the building made this closure the obvious choice for the agency to find the savings forced upon it by Congress.
Becky Gray, director of research and planning for SEK-CAP, said the affect of the cuts is far more significant than "it might appear on paper."
"When you're talking about people's lives, and their ability to maintain gainful employment, or ensure that their children are receiving age-appropriate care and intellectual stimulation, then the cuts become incredibly deep and incredibly apparent," said Gray.
In addition to instruction at the center, teachers made monthly home visits to work on family and education goals. Every child had an individualized education plan based on an assessment of his or her needs.
"My oldest son struggled with gross-motor skills for a while, so we focused on that and got him where he needs to be," said Amanda Tompkins, chair of the SEK-CAP Policy Council and a Head Start parent who sent three children through the program. "My daughter was advanced in her speaking ability, so the teacher gave me tools so that I could [help] her grow that skill. The program has taught me how to be a mom and a teacher for my children."


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Transfer rumour round-up.
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Tottenham to challenge Liverpool in race to sign Chelsea forward
Full story: Fanatix
Newcastle United target Ligue 1 trio.
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Former Everton midfielder Tim Cahill, 32, wants to return to Goodison Park on a short-term loan from the New York Red Bulls in January.
Full story: Liverpool Echo
Mark Hughes wants to sign Genoa's Swedish defender Andreas Granqvist in a bid to save QPR's season. Granqvist, 27, looks set to leave Serie A in the January transfer window and boss Hughes wants his chairman Tony Fernandes to sanction a £4.5m bid.
Full story: Daily Mirror
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When you are engaged in inheritance planning you basically have to answer two questions: who are the people you would like to provide something for, and what are you going to bequeath to each of them? When it comes to most hard assets it is largely a matter of dividing them up based on monetary value and distributing these portions in the manner that you choose. But there are certain possessions that have particular sentimental value that may mean more to one family member than the others. The various things that you pass along will also be given to your heirs according to their interests. In other words, the golfer in the family gets the clubs and the cart, and the musician gets the piano.
So when you are planning how you are going to distribute all of your valuables you try to determine who is the best match for each item. Believe it or not, you may have one or two prized possessions that can kind of tell you who they would like to wind up with after you pass away, and these would be your pets. If you have a dog, cat, or some other type of pet, these family members are going to need a home just like your classic Corvette, and you need to make sure you identify the right one.
You probably already know the family member or friend who would be the best new owner for your pet, and many people have a "pet sitter" that the animal is familiar with. But as you start to reach the latter part of your life it is a good idea to make sure that your pet and the person who has agreed to take care of it get plenty of bonding time. To make it official you can name the guardian of your pet in your will, and you may want to leave this person a bequest to defray the costs associated with caring for your four-legged friend. Many animals, like reptiles and some birds, have a significant lifespan and will generally outlive their owners. But for an older person, even a companion like a horse or dog may outlive them. A pet trust is one sure way to ensure that your beloved pet will be cared for properly, even if you are not there to do it. If you need to ensure that your pet receives the care that it deserves, feel free to contact our office for an appointment.


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- On a topic, a point of view is a perspective
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Viva Bianca, Back with a "Vengeance"
Gaze upon the loveliness that is Viva Bianca, star of the Starz network original sword-and-sandals series "Spartacus: Vengeance". The Aussie beauty tells us what we can expect from the second season of the sexy Roman-era show... namely, lots and lots more nudity! Viva discusses her character in particular and also reveals a surprising fact about her fitness regimen for the show. Hosted by Oliver Trevena.


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If your child requires anesthesia, you can rely on the expertise of Nemours' pediatric anesthesiologists. Our experienced team specializes in administering anesthesia in children. Our job is to keep your child safe and prevent pain before, during, and immediately after the surgical procedure — and ease your worries and concerns, too.
Anesthesia is the use of medicine to prevent the feeling of pain during surgery or other procedures that might be painful, such as a dental extraction. Anesthesia is administered through injection or an inhaled gas or vapor.
Some minor surgical procedures or procedures don't require anesthesia. Instead, in these cases, we'll administer a sedative drug to relax children and make it easier to perform the procedures.
What to Expect With Pediatric Anesthesiology
All of our physicians are fellowship-trained and board-certified, and have advanced training in one or more areas — such as Pediatrics, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, and Pediatric Anesthesiology. So we're able to provide the highest-quality care to even the youngest or most medically complex patients. This high level of expertise and experience with the unique anesthesia needs of children means our pediatric anesthesiologists are especially qualified to keep your child comfortable and as calm as possible.
In order to provide the safest care, our pediatric anesthesiologists will direct a care team that may include other physicians and nursing staff. Together, our team will thoroughly evaluate your child before any procedure, explain the type of anesthesia we'll use, and answer all of your questions. Then, we'll administer your child's anesthetic medications during the procedure and carefully monitor your child afterward.
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Our pediatric anesthesiologists at Nemours duPont Pediatrics, Bryn Mawr work in teams, often assisted by a physician in training or certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA), who's a Master's- or Doctorate-level advanced practice nurse licensed to provide anesthesia to patients in all settings. We'll work with you, your child and your surgeon to help manage your child's pain during and after surgical procedures at The Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Surgery Center, Bryn Mawr. As a team, we've developed a high level of expertise in administering pediatric anesthesiology.
We recognize that any kind of medical procedure and separation from you can cause some stress and worry for you and your child. That's why we offer kid-friendly strategies you can use beforehand to lessen your child's fears and prepare for the procedure. One example is the "play therapy" sessions we offer — a great way to help ease any anxiety our younger patients may be feeling about their upcoming procedures.
We take as much time as necessary to answer your questions, too. We know that by explaining things in a simple, easy-to-understand way, we can help to alleviate some of the anxiety you and your child might feel about your child's pediatric anesthesiology care.
Although anesthesia is used to prevent your child from feeling pain during surgery, some minor surgical procedures and non-surgical procedures (such as endoscopies and some medical imaging studies) don't require as much anesthesia. Instead, in these cases, our highly trained physicians and nurses may administer sedative drugs to perform the procedure.
With a long-standing affiliation with Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia and its anesthesiology physician residency, we're also a fully accredited Pediatric Anesthesia Specialty Physician Fellowship Program.
In addition, we partner with several nursing schools to train master's- or doctorate-level certified registered nurse anesthetists. These cooperative relationships not only allow us to train new leaders in the field of pediatric anesthesiology, but they also give us access to the latest worldwide research and medical advances.
Our anesthesia care teams at Nemours duPont Pediatrics, Bryn Mawr are skilled in all aspects of your child's anesthesia care and always work under the direct supervision of a staff physician anesthesiologist.
Before the procedure, your child will undergo a thorough evaluation, which will include a complete medical history, physical exam and (in some cases) lab tests. If your child has a complex medical history or special medical needs that require expertise from doctors in other fields, we'll coordinate it all. Working as a team, we can determine the safest type of anesthesia for your child.
During the surgical procedure, we'll administer the anesthetic medications and carefully monitor your child's vital functions and response to surgery and anesthesia. Your child's safety and comfort are why we're there at all times.
After the procedure, we'll remain with your child during the wake-up and postoperative recovery process. During that time, we often give additional pain medication, if your child needs it. Once your child leaves the operating room, one of our staff will bring you to the bedside so you can be with your child during the recovery period.
It's important to know that a member of our experienced and caring pediatric anesthesiology staff will remain with your child at all times until you can be reunited. Working with the rest of our surgical team, we'll help determine when your child can move to a regular patient room or be discharged (sent home).
For certain procedures, we also provide access to online educational programs about your child's anesthesia that you can watch with your child on any computer. Created by Emmi® Kids, these easy-to-use animated programs will help both you and your child better understand the anesthesia process and what to expect at every step. When appropriate, we'll give you an access code to the video(s) that apply when your child's surgery is scheduled.
What to Expect With Pediatric Surgery
If your child needs surgery, you can trust our pediatric surgical team at Nemours. Our pediatric surgical specialists (surgeons, anesthesiologists and nurses) understand what kids need, psychologically and physically. Our guidebook provides step-by-step instructions and information about what to expect before, during and right after surgery at Nemours duPont Pediatrics, Bryn Mawr.


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About Crystal Clothing
Crystal is recognized as one of India's foremost manufacturers of knitwear for all age groups. With over 40 years of experience, Crystal has cemented its legacy as one of the top manufactures with their cutting-edge production process.
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Hello party people!
When I was in college I used to party every night of the week, but now my party nights are limited to maybe two times a month... or less. There's an e-card that says: "I used to be able to party all weekend. Now, a night of drinking requires more recovery than minor surgery". Yeap, that's right. Also, friends are not that available anymore, working full-time is really tiring and weekends are to rest a little and to do something new. I guess partying is not that important for me anymore.
But... it was a long weekend in my country. Good company, dinner and a couple of drinks seemed like the best plan for Friday night. Gold, black and white were the leading role colors in my outfit, with red lips as the antagonist. This gorgeous sequin skirt is from Mandala Vastra Boutique. I couldn't resist taking it home because it looks like a piece of art with its perfect tribal patterns. A little sparkle in summer never killed nobody!
Top, skirt and necklace: Mandala Vastra
Clutch: Aldo
Shoes: Zigi Soho (DSW)
Earrings: Vintage
Bracelet: Gatsby
Lips: Sephora Matte Lip Stain
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Christina Aguilera & Kelly Clarkson: Performing at AMAs!
Kelly Clarkson and Christina Aguilera will be taking the stage at next month's 2011 American Music Awards!
Justin Bieber, Maroon 5, and Mary J. Blige have also been added to the lineup of performers, which already includes Katy Perry and Pitbull.
Producer Larry Klein teased that the show will feature unusual pairings such as Christina and Maroon 5 singing their hit track "Moves Like Jagger."
The 2011 AMAs airs live November 20 from Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles.
Be sure to vote for your favorite nominees at AMAVote.com!


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Chickens and other poultry are a wonderful addition to any backyard or homestead. They're entertaining, easy-to-care-for pets, and they provide flavorful, nutritious eggs. Plus, the nitrogen-rich droppings they produce will help your garden flourish (after some time composting). But poultry have another advantage that's often overlooked — they can provide outstanding tick and mosquito control and have voracious appetites for slugs, snails and other pests. They even eat mice and snakes sometimes!
We've been collecting readers' Poultry Pest Patrol reports for several years, and your latest reports are presented below. Read more amazing accounts about how poultry can control ticks, mosquitoes and many other pests, or share your own experiences at the MOTHER EARTH NEWS Poultry Pest Patrol Page.
Farewell to Ticks and Flies
Last summer, I pulled at least a dozen ticks every night when I took my dog in the house. Then I got 200 chicks in two batches: the meat birds first, then the egg breeds. Within two weeks of letting the chicks out of the brooder, the ticks were gone, and we had few flies or any other type of bug.
The first set of birds did swimmingly. I trained them to come when called by throwing scratch on the ground. I started using the feed to lead them out to the woods, where I knew there was a lot to eat.
The second batch didn't fare as well. (The first batch had eaten all the close-in feed and the second batch was too small to go too far.) When I do it again, I'll have a much larger brooder and brood all the chicks at once.
Evelyn Hansen
central Missouri
All My Heroes Are Chickens
I love my chickens! They control all manner of pests, from grasshoppers to scorpions, centipedes to black widow spiders — even mice! Whenever we clean up the backyard, we invite the chickens. Every trough, board, and boulder that's flipped over is followed by chickens ready to attack those big, scary, and creepy things. Call me crazy, but my hens are my heroes. And I'm not eggsaggerating!
Tina Yarbrough
central Arizona
Market Garden Organic Pest Control
We have a five-acre market garden coexisting with 36 free-range chickens. (Their beautiful eggs are a fantastic hit at market!) In addition to the pleasure of their company, the chickens provide us with excellent mosquito control and the greenest lawn in the neighborhood. We also see the occasional chicken running from the flock with a small snake dangling from its beak.
Our garden is not fenced and the chickens roam it freely. There will be an occasional peck in a pepper or tomato, but the only real problem has been with Thai hot half-inch peppers — the chickens will totally strip the plants of peppers unless they're protected.
I'm not quite sure what else they are eating in the garden, but we have few grasshoppers or caterpillars. When we plow or till, the chickens follow behind to feast on the insects that have been turned up.
We also leave a chicken-sized opening in the fence around our 7-foot-by-17-foot compost heap, and the chickens thoroughly work it over for us.
Karen Moore
Adrian, Michigan
Cricket Control
We have a small farm with what seemed like millions of crickets. At times, the garden was black with them — especially in July and August. For a few years, I had been purchasing hundreds of dollars worth of every cricket-killing pesticide we could find, all to no avail.
We decided to try a few chickens and so we ordered 10 20-week-old Rhode Island reds in the spring of 2005. They foraged heartily, and by October the chickens had developed a daily cricket route that scratched out almost every covert cricket on the farm. Our initial concern had been cricket control, but other bugs also have been seriously reduced since 2005.
David Lindsay
Val Caron, Ontario
Foragers for Fly Larvae
We started out on our new farm with about 50 chicks, 25 keets (day-old guinea fowl), and 15 turkey poults. They ate anything that moved. As they grew to free-range size, they fanned out over our 10 acres and continued to eat everything that moved slower than they did. Eventually we had almost no bugs left on the property, and the ticks that infested every shrub and blade of grass were gone.
The guineas were well-behaved, but the chickens were destructive to all my flower beds — and gardening became impossible. We fenced in the chickens to confine them to the barn and pastures (using a lot of goat wire fencing, which we needed for the eventual arrival of the goats), and let the guineas range the yard and unfenced areas. The chickens help with fly control because they scratch through all the llama and goat poop in the barnyard and pastures to eat the fly larvae.
Linda Stevens
Marshall, North Carolina
Natural Tick Control
We moved to a lowland place three years ago and had a major wood tick problem. We removed a number of ticks from our golden retriever, and after applying poison around the baseboard of the bathroom (which I don't like to do), I collected seven to 10 dead ticks every day.
We had nine Orpington hens in a coop, and brooded a couple dozen Wyandottes in the barn that spring. When it came time to move the chicks to the coop, we allowed the older hens to range while the young chickens adjusted to the coop.
The second spring and summer, they all ranged and provided great tick control. I found a total of only three ticks in the house during that entire time (no poison required). The dog had no ticks. I mentioned this to a neighbor, who said he had no problem with ticks the previous year. Then it dawned on me — his tick control method was coming from chickens and guineas he had ranging freely all the time.
Greedy for Grubs
Ducks are tireless consumers of slugs, snails, and a wide array of bothersome — and potentially dangerous — insects and grubs, including (but not limited to) mosquito pupae, Japanese beetle larvae, potato beetles, and grasshoppers. In localities plagued by liver flukes, ducks can eliminate the problem by consuming the snails that are the intermediate host of this troublesome parasite of mammals. With the variety of diseases that mosquitoes can spread among avian and mammalian species, the duck's ability to control mosquitoes at the non-feeding pupa stage is significant.
Dave Holderread
Holderread Waterfowl Farm & Preservation Center
Corvallis, Oregon
Ducks for Slug Control
Even if ducks did not lay eggs or provide endless amusement, they would be an asset in our garden. They spend their days patrolling for slugs and other small hindrances.
In the spring, summer, and early fall when there are a lot of salad crops being planted, they must be fenced out of the vegetable garden. But if you can give them free rein of the perimeter, they will keep pests from creeping in. Later in the year, when most plants are full-grown, you can give them the run of the place, and they'll clean it up with great thoroughness. In the orchard they make short work of insects such as plum curculio that fall to the ground.
Barbara Damrosch
Harborside, Maine
Muscovies Will Whack Wasps
Our Muscovy ducks are free-range and do an awesome job at controlling mosquitoes and flies. They also make a quick meal out of snakes, mice, wasps, and hornets. I used to be stung by yellow jackets and bald face hornets three to five times during the year. Since we got the muscovies, I haven't been stung in years.
Lisa Ohling
Lebanon, Oregon
Organic Pest Controllers from Birth
Our Muscovy ducklings just love mosquitoes. Young ducklings, from the second day of their lives, go after those bloodsuckers all day long. By the evening, the little ducklings are so stuffed they can hardly move.
Our yard is practically mosquito- and tick-free, without using chemicals. Grasshoppers also are a favorite snack — if the mother ducks don't get them first.
Andy Tomsevics
Isanti, Minnesota
Ducks for Fly and Tick Control
I have three horses boarded on six acres. For years, I had a terrible problem with face flies, deer flies and ticks. We even had the 2-inch-long "horseflies" in huge numbers.
Then, someone gave me six Muscovy ducks. Those little ducklings would hang out in the horse stalls, snapping up every fly they could catch. They made a good-sized dent in the bug population. I haven't had a tick on me since that year.
Also, we have had the West Nile virus break out in the horse population. I was fortunate to have my ducks on mosquito patrol until I could get my horses vaccinated.
Kathleen Callahan-Jordan
Radcliff, Kentucky
Ducks Dine on Termites
We had a huge termite swarm that collected on a downed pine tree. The Rouen ducks ate termites until they were stuffed. I've never seen ducks eat that much before or since.
Besides the usual bugs and small varmints, I've seen chickens eat little copperhead snakes.
Pete Medenwaldt
Birmingham, Alabama
I purchase some adult guinea chickens to help with tick control and they go all over eating bugs...more than my 5 acres. My neighbor called yesterday threatening to call the police on me because they are too loud. Is there any way to keep them on my land? Will I get in trouble with the law for my birds? I tried catching them last night but could only get 4 the rest went up higher in the trees than my ladder and the bucket on the tractor could go. I hate to get rid of them but he also said he is going to shoot them. He gets really nasty when he drinks.
Any luck with scorpions? what kind of bird do I need to have to eradicate them.
I didn't know that ducks would eat snakes and mice etc. I want to have just a few around the house more or less as pets, but I'm afraid the will eat my goldfish in my very small pond. Do ducks eat fish too? Thanks for any help.
I have heard many comments about how beneficial ducks can be for pest control, while still keeping a garden intact. We have no natural water features on our property, but keep a child's wading pool with water for our honey bees and chickens. How necessary is a pond for the "happiness" of ducks? As for ticks, when our chickens have the run of the yard we are virtually tick free. Now that they are more or less confined to the orchard and woods, I pick ticks all the time. Thanks. V.
What are some of the best bantam breeds for bug control?
I keep reading that some breeds are better than others for foraging. Is there a bantam breed that is best suited for bug control? What is the best breed for bug control and decent eggs?
For Jean, the only thing that I can let you know about from what I've heard works is a guard dog. I don't know if this would work in your situation, but I watched on a gardening show (Gardening by the Yard, HGTV) that there's a powder you can sprinkle around to keep animals away-it is basically bobcat urine, and it'll even keep your birds from going certain places you don't want them to. FOr Amy, I wish you could send those frogs to the mainland! We are losing so many frogs to pesticides and chemicals that it's affecting our ecosystem horribly! Its a bigger problem than most know. ~Karen, Ky
As for predators...... I hang scratched CD's or old DVD's in the trees to keep hawks out. Seems to do a decent job with the unpredictable movement and the flashes of light. Coyotes are another story. I have a large dog that seems to keep them back some. Now I have heard that Llamas and donkeys will chase coyotes. That might be a thought. For snakes keep all houses, wood piles and the like up of the ground several inches. The chickens can at least see the snakes then and get away. 1/4 inch mesh hardware cloth is helpful as well. You will have to dig down to keep snakes and the like from going under it. And nail it down securely over any openings. This should also help keep out racoons and opossums as well.
I have chickens, turkeys and a peahen. They are good at keeping the bugs down (I still get some) And yes they will eat snakes. Which I don't mind as the snakes here would rather dine on eggs or chicks than put forth the effort to eat mice. In nearly 7 years I haven't had a copperhead on the place. Perhaps due to my not being by a stream or perhaps it is the birds. I have had them try to catch lizards and you have to watch them as they will eat the earthworms too. My turkey poults love weeds esp the clover that appears in the garden from time to time and have yet to eat anything I've planted. Now the chickens do damage stuff with their scratching. Chicken wire on the ground (bed springs ect.) will discourage that till the plants get up. Now if they would only seriously chase the squirrels and rabbits out I could be really lazy!
I'm reading some good stories, but why are so many of you commending your chickens for eating snakes? Most snakes that I know of are very beneficial predators of insects themselves. Leave the snakes alone!!
I have ducks in my city backyard, so we don't have problems with predators. In fact, we don't even pen them anymore at night and let them roam the yard at all times. Even the neighborhood cats don't seem to care. My ducks are only 4 months old and have totally taken care of any bugs in the yard. Just in the last week we have noticed that mosquitos in the evening are practically nonexistent and flies, no more! Pretty cool side benefit that I never even thought of. I was just interested in the eggs! www.whatupduck.com
Did anyone have success with ducks or chickens eating up their frogs?? We on the Big Island of Hawaii are having an infestion problem with the Coqui Frog!! The only catch is the the Coqui is a nocturnal creature-- but if a duck or chicken likes to eat them I would certainly try to train them to stay up nights!!
Although we have grown elderly, we still live on a small farm and have for many years. We have tried raising chickens, ducks, geese and so on, however, have been unable to keep them due to the wild critters and coyotes killing them all. we have been completely wiped out of all poultry , and sheep. any advice?
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Excellent 1218 sq ft 2 bedroom + den, 1 3/4 bath condo in great Wildwood location. Located just beside Lakewood Park and Wildwood Golf Course you get exposure to wildlife and an exceptional collection of walking trails. There's a lovely green view from the 2nd level balcony deck. No need to haul propane tanks, just plug into the natural gas outlet on the deck. This unit comes with one extra wide underground parking space and additional surface parking may be rented from the condo association if available. Storage space in the lower level is allocated to this unit as well. Residents can make use of a car wash bay in the garage area as well as a substantial amenities room and work shop. Condo fees are $265/mo. and includes hot and cold water and infloor heating. In suite central air conditioning cools things down in the summer. All in all not a bad deal!!


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From Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA:
My 10 year old son, who has had diabetes for four years, just had his annual routine blood work done. The transglutaminase antibody came back at 7. It was 4 last year. Is this something with which we should be concerned? Will that number continue to rise, making celiac disease imminent? Or, is this such a slight variation that there is no cause for alarm?
You need to look at the normal levels for the laboratory that ran the test. His result is likely normal, as it would be done by my laboratory. Most likely, it is just a variation. My experience is that celiac is pretty clear and pretty high before the biopsy is positive. There is no need to worry at this time.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-89431454865606527972018-03-05T23:53:51.134-08:00Sharing makes the world go 'roundEcholaliahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8943145486560652797.post-7517270064073037042011-01-18T19:11:00.000-08:002011-01-18T21:48:56.527-08:00Embarking on #CCK11

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Trying to grasp CCK

The alignment of learning theories http://bit.ly/gsSJwC caused me to reflect

I have read selected article that has lead to a whirl wind of thoughts regarding the learning theory debate. As learning theories seem to supersede each other, so far I don't feel any learning theory stands on its own and is explicit. Currently I believe that particular learning approaches are required for different skills and knowledge sets and furthermore that different levels in the education system require particular approaches. I'd like to see an alignment of learning approaches to learning theories, so have set out to find something, otherwise compose something myself.

I am consciously trying to be aware of how i am learning, what I am doing to achieve that, and determine if I have in fact learnt something?

The one thing in life that seems to have stayed true to me that it is best to know what you don't know in order for you to achieve it. How do i achieve this - i guess that is the question. This time around I have resorted to the CCk11 and fellow tweeters in a very CCK manner and will continue to rummage the internet for some more information. This doesn't mean I have learnt anything but have the potential to :)

next - what do i want to get out of this course.

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1. Re: Logs for UPSShell.exeTomBlakeley Aug 1, 2013 2:16 AM (in response to 998158)
The log directory is specified as past of the UPSShell.exe command you pass through.
Here is a good KM that explains this: How to Use the UPSShell.EXE To Launch a Custom Script for FDM (Doc ID 1308568.1)
A bit more detail below on what you are specifically looking for:
C:\Hyperion\FDM\SHARED~1\upsShell.exe CustomScriptEx=AppName~UserID~PW~DOMAIN~LoadBalancerName~LogDirectory~ScriptName~LanguageCode(Default=1033)~EncodeUnicode(Default=0)
Note the LogDirectory there.
Hope this helps!
2. Re: Logs for UPSShell.exe998158 Aug 9, 2013 4:52 PM (in response to TomBlakeley)
Sorry for the delayed reply..I was trying to figure out options for this but could not do so.
The logs directory is showing errors in case of syntax errors, but if validate fails..for eg...no error is recorded in log.
Can you let me know how can we have error lgenerated for these kind of errors.
Also, I'm loooking for a way where if one script fails batch shoud not go to the other script.
Thanks in advance
3. Re: Logs for UPSShell.exeuser10757003 Aug 10, 2013 2:27 PM (in response to 998158)
Can these errors be seen in the standard Batch reports? If these are the normal validation type errors, then you can write some code into an apporpriate event script to write the details to your own log if necessary.
Without knowing your environment, it is difficult to comment in detail, but if you need to control the execution of a subsequent batch script, then you may need to maintain a flag somewhere and maintain it as part of the event scripts.
4. Re: Logs for UPSShell.exe998158 Aug 10, 2013 6:54 PM (in response to user10757003)
The errors that we see in batch reports are the standard errors that we see while running batch..I'm looking for something where we can control the execution of batch script i.e if one script fails, the batch should not go to the next script.Can you let me know if it is possible..


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