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The National Center for Biomedical Ontology will hold a Clinical and Translational Science Ontology Tutorial and Workshop as part of its series of training and dissemination events.
Venue: Hilton Garden Inn Baltimore Airport Special Group Rate
- Tutorial: April 24, 2012
- Workshop: April 25-26, 2012
Organization: Barry Smith (NCBO / Buffalo), Jessica Tenenbaum (Duke), Rob Wynden (UCSF)
Registration: Please write to Barry Smith
The Tutorial will provide an introduction to ontology methods and technology for students and researchers. Topics highlighted in the tutorial will be of particular interest to individuals at institutions conducting clinical and translational research, including institutions which have or are interested in obtaining CTSA (Clinical and Translational Science Award) grants.
The Workshop will provide an opportunity for those involved in ontology-related projects in the field of clinical and translational science to present on-going work and to review what has been achieved thus far. It will conclude with consideration of plans and strategies for enhanced coordination of ontology development initiatives in the field of clinical and translational science in the future.
Tutorial: Tuesday, April 24, 10.30am-6pm
For tutorial schedule and logistics information see here
To register, please write to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Workshop Day 1: Wednesday, April 25, 9am-5pm (Draft Schedule)
- Morning: The NCBO and Clinical and Translation Science Ontologies
- 9:00am Mark Musen (Stanford / NCBO): Introduction and Welcome
- 9:30am Nigam Shah (Stanford / NCBO): Making Sense of Unstructured Data in Medicine using Ontologies: An Overview of NCBO Technology
- Changes in biomedical science, public policy, information technology, and electronic heath record (EHR) adoption have converged recently to enable a transformation in the delivery, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care. The true richness and complexity of health records lies within the clinical notes, which are free-text reports written by doctors and nurses in their daily practice. We have developed a scalable annotation and analysis workflow that uses public biomedical ontologies and is based on the term recognition tools developed by the National Center for Biomedical Ontology (NCBO). For further details see here
- 10:15am Break
- 10:45am Chris Chute (Mayo): Data Governance and Normalization within the Mayo Clinic Enterprise
- The principles and practice of data governance, as undertaken across the Mayo Clinic enterprise, will be reviewed and discussed, with particular emphasis on vocabulary harmonization and practice using NCBO tools for research. Extension to larger-scale consortia including the ONC HIT Standards Committee, SHARPn, ISO, and CIMI will be considered.
- 11:30am Shawn Murphy (Partners): Developing i2b2 Ontologies for the Long Haul
- In i2b2, we are developing methods and tools to help investigators answer research questions using secondary clinical data using a diversity of coded data from billing, decision support, laboratory, and electronic medical records, which can also be combined with data from clinical trials and high-throughput genomic instruments. Looking forward, the coding systems are potentially evolving and changing and yet data will need to be retained in their original coding systems to assure no loss in fidelity. Genomic data has similar challenges from the changing nomenclature and gene coordinates that may alter how similar genetic variants are named over time. We are pursuing a strategy with the National Center for Biomedical Ontology (NCBO) to allow a smooth adaption from one coding system to another so that queries remain valid despite these coding changes. New coding systems and mappings can be presented through NCBO web services, and these are transformed into hierarchies that reflect not only the sibling mappings but also the possibly broader and narrower meanings of the mapped terms.
- 12:15pm Lunch
- Afternoon: Major Ontology Initiatives relevant to Clinical and Translational Research
- Melissa Haendel (Oregon) and Jon Corson-Rikert (Cornell): CTSAConnect: The VIVO and eagle-i Ontology Initiatives
- VIVO is a platform for managing researcher profiles at or across institutions in support of research expertise location. Eagle-i is a system that enables researchers to share and search for research resources. ShareCenter facilitates grass-roots sharing of information about expertise, activities, and organizational resources within the CTSAs and related organizations. All of these platforms enable publication of Linked Open Data. We describe the CTSAconnect project to harmonize and develop ontologies from these and other sources to support complex queries regarding expertise and activities of investigators, physicians, biomedical research resources, services, and clinical activities in the translational science domain.
- Joseph M. Gunnels and Jihad S. Obeid (Medical University of South Carolina): An Ontology for Informed Consents and Other Research Permissions
- During the development of a comprehensive system for managing informed consents and permissions for research involving human participants, considerable effort is dedicated to laying down the foundation for a semantic web infrastructure and an underlying ontology to help standardize the development of electronic informed consents and the capture of underlying data. The objective is to allow future connections with other semantic web applications and pooling of data from multiple research projects.
- Jessica Tenenbaum (Duke): Ontologies for Omic-Scale Datasets
- The use of "omic"-scale biomarkers to enable personalized medicine is becoming an increasingly important facet of translational biomedical research. Ontologies such as the Gene Ontology (GO) and the Ontology for Biomedical Investigations (OBI) can be used to facilitate data sharing, re-use, integration, and querying. This presentation will cover some of the more commonly used ontologies and how they may be applied to these ends.
- Harold Lehmann (Baltimore): The Human Studies Database (HSDB) and the Ontology of Clinical Research (OCRe)
- Current efforts aimed at "tagging" research focus on study execution and results reporting. There is no existing ontology, however, for research methodology. Such an ontology would speed systematic reviews, aid in the assembly of research teams, and enable methodology-based decision support, among other use cases. The Ontology for Clinical Research is a national effort led by Ida Sim from UCSF currently validating its typology and implementing a number of OCRe-based tools. We will contrast this ontology with the Ontology for Biomedical Investigations and with the schemas of ClinicalTrials.gov and BRIDG.
- Richard Scheuermann and Lindsay Cowell (Dallas): NLP-Based Mapping of Textbook Pathology to Ontology for General Medical Science (OGMS)
- Information about disease pathogenesis and disease course is available almost exclusively as free text and is therefore not easily accessible for query and analysis. We are addressing this problem by developing an ontology-driven NLP system for the mapping of basic pathology knowledge from free text to terms from OBO Foundry ontologies. In particular, we are using the Ontology of General Medical Science, with its tripartite structure of disease-disorder-disease_course, as the basic framework for the system. We will discuss preliminary results and describe planned use cases.
Workshop Day 2: Thursday, April 26, 9am-4pm (Draft Schedule)
- 9:00am EHR, Ontology and Interoperability
- Rob Wynden (UCSF): The CTSA Health Ontology Mapper (HOM).
- The CTSA Health Ontology Mapper is an open source project to translate locally encoded patient encounter data, claims data and notes into standard biomedical terminologies by leveraging a real-time integration with the NCBO BioPortal REST services for access to biomedical ontologies and maps.
- William Hogan (Arkansas): Referent Tracking and Demographic Data Ontology
- Numerous problems in the field of ontology are the consequence of (1) failure to pay attention to the instances about which we are collecting data, and (2) the lack of formal mechanisms to track instances and instance data, to relate instance data properly to representational units in ontologies, and to represent all these things unambiguously in the context of EHR data. This presentation will demonstrate Referent Tracking as a solution to these deficiencies with application to various particular use cases such as demographics data.
- William Hogan (Arkansas): Referent Tracking and Demographic Data Ontology
- 12:00pm Lunch
- 1:00pm Next Steps
- How can we measure the value brought by ontology-based approaches?
- How can we ensure high-quality and high-value approaches?
- How can we promote a consistent approach across the CTSA consortium?
Sivaram Arabandi (Smart Content Strategy, Elsevier)
Theodora Bakker (New York University Langone Medical Center)
Olga Brazhnik (National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, NIH)
Mathias Brochhausen (Translational Research Institute, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences)
Ling Chin (NIAID/DIADS, NIH)
Chris Chute (Mayo / NCBO)
Elaine Collier (National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, NIH)
Lindsay Cowell (North and Central Texas Clinical and Translational Science Initiative / University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas)
Alexander Diehl (University at Buffalo)
David Eichmann (Institute for Clinical and Translational Science, University of Iowa)
Michael Ferrante (University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation)
Davera Gabriel (Clinical & Translational Science Center, University of California, Davis)
Solomon T. Garner, Jr. (Jackson State University / RCMI Translational Research Network Data Technology Coordinating Center)
Carmelo Gaudioso (Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo)
Peter Good (National Human Genome Research Institute, NIH)
Joseph M. Gunnels (Medical University of South Carolina)
Melissa Haendel (Oregon Health & Science University / CTSA Connect)
Karen Hanson (New York University Langone Medical Center)
Daniel Harris (University of Kentucky Center for Clinical and Translational Science)
Kathleen Hayden (University of Michigan Health System – Medical Center Information Technology)
Darren Henderson (University of Kentucky Center for Clinical and Translational Science)
William Hogan (Translational Research Institute, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences)
Pankaj Jaiswal (Oregon State University)
Pathak Jyotishman (Mayo Clinic / NCBO)
Warren Kibbe (Northwestern University Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute)
Justin Lancaster (BiomedServer, Lebanon NH)
James Law (University of Michigan)
Harold Lehmann (Johns Hopkins / Institute for Clinical and Translational Research
Donald A. McClain (University of Utah Center for Clinical & Translational Science)
Eric Meeks (University of California at San Francisco)
Eneida A Mendonça (University of Wisconsin - Madison Institute for Clinical and Translational Research)
Tom Mish (University of Wisconsin, Madison CTSA)
Shawn Murphy (Partners Healthcare Research Computing / Harvard Medical School)
Mark Musen (Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research / NCBO)
M. Theresa Perry (RCMI TRN Data and Technology Coordinating Center, Jacksonville State University)
Taylor Pressler (The Ohio State University Center for Clinical and Translational Science)
Mark Ressler (University at Buffalo)
Blake Roessler (University of Michigan / Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research)
Michael Sayre (National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, NIH)
Jody Sachs (National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, NIH)
Richard Scheuermann (North and Central Texas Clinical and Translational Science Initiative / University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas)
Amitava Shee (University of Michigan / Michigan Institute for Clinical & Health Research)
Nigam Shah (Stanford Center for Biomedical Informatics Research / NCBO)
Barry Smith (University at Buffalo / NCBO)
Dagobert Soergel (University at Buffalo)
Alisa Surkis (New York University School of Medicine)
Umberto Tachinardi (University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation)
Jessica Tenenbaum (Duke Translational Medicine Institute)
Carlo Torniai (Oregon Health & Science University / CTSA Connect)
David Towers (University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation)
Patricia Whetzel (Stanford University / NCBO)
Rob Wynden (University of California at San Francisco)
Debby Yoshihara (University of Wisconsin, Madison CTSA)


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It was certainly an unsettled year. It started with a car crash that resulted in us buying a new car. Then someone ran into our parked car, we got a nail in one tyre and someone even left their foot off the brake and rolled into the car at a red light. I left a long term contract job and did some consultancy work and some volunteer work. It meant more time with Sylvia in her last year of kindergarten before starting school. E had a stressful restructure at work. Our verandah flew off along the back lane in strong winds.
Unsettled isn't all bad. I had a work trip to Auckland and we holidayed at Port Fairy. I bought my first smart phone. Sylvia and I did lots of craft and decorated a dolls house. I had time to bake sourdough bread and create a gingerbread house. E and I were winners. I won a book (Ottolenghi's Plenty) in Louise's birthday bash, Dreena Burton's e-book from Janet and a Kez's Kitchen snack pack from Cass. E won a JB Hi Fi gift voucher this week after doing a survey some time ago.
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- My French lavender salt recipe was included on a Disney Spoonful blog.
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- Took part in Vegan MoFo in September for the third year in a row. This year I chose a theme of TV Dinners and have made a few more posts related to television shows since.
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- Participated in Ricki Heller's Naturally Sweet and Gluten-Free virtual book tour with an interview and giveaway.
Best film: Philomena
Best DVD film: Blessed (starring James Nesbitt)
Best DVD series: Borgen (Danish political drama)
Best overseas TV show: Endeavour (The young Inspector Morse)
Best Aussie TV show: The Time of our Lives
Best overseas book: The Time Traveller's Wife by Audrey Niffen
Best Aussie book: The Daughters of Mars by Tom Keneally
Best kids DVD: Brave
Best kids book: The Magic Faraway Tree - Enid Blyton
Best cafe: East Elevation (will blog some day)
Best out of town cafe: Clonmara Tearoom
*Best that I have seen or read this year rather than best of the year's releases.
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- Plane food: a tale of two vegetarian meals
- Vegan sushi stacks
- Vegan Victoria sponge birthday cake
- French lavender salt recipe
- Pirate treasure chest birthday cake
- Animal cupcakes: chicks, pigs, frogs and mice
- Chocolates with a peppermint filling
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- Drop down menus and blog changes
- Baked porridge
- The interesting: Watermelon curry, Sushi with sticky walnuts and edamame, Leek, walnut and blue cheese scones, Tomato pomegranate vinaigrette, Lentil ragu with chocolate chilli fettuccine, Corn chowder with edamame and tofu bacon, Tamale burgers
- The most regular: Tofu bacon, Porridge, Chickpea pilaf, Sourdough bread, Mexican rice, Lemonade
- Learning - Stargazy Pie, Kale chips, Vegan cheese sauce, Doughnuts, Filled chocolates, Ice cream, Arepas and masa lista
- Aussie food - Cheeseymite scones, Lamingtons, Pikelets, Golden syrup dumplings
- Celebrations: Baked brie with cranberry sauce and walnuts, Cranachan, The Getting of Wisdom Birthday Cake, Chocolate mince tarts
- Healthy: Leon Superfood Salad, Tomato salad, Kitchari, Smoky apple baked beans
- Most visited markets - Coburg Farmers Market and Fitzroy Market
- Novelty food - Easter egg pizza , Halloween treats, Fun Christmas food
- Bakes to make again - Banana cake, Apple cake, Vegan Victoria sponge cake, Porridgies, Vegan chocolate cake, Apple and white chocolate blondies
- My biggest technical achievement this year was to install drop down menus. It was challenging but worth it - even if it muddies the stats slightly. Sadly, the way I installed it makes navigation harder on a mobile.
- I updated my Recipe Index in line with the drop down menus.
- Google reader closed and with it went my oodles of bookmarked blogs. I now just look at the blogroll on the sidebar of the blog. It is more relaxing as I just look at the most recent blog posts (apologies if I miss yours, especially as the blogroll sometimes ignore some blogs).
- I quite enjoyed using a Recipe Planning page to remind me of bookmarked recipes at the top of my to do list. It is quite helpful when I am lacking ideas but less helpful when too full of ideas.
- I changed my Search This Blog field at the top of my sidebar. It hasn't been working very well lately. Any advice on a better one to install?
We are living in interesting times. Sylvia will start school this year and our work situations are still unsettled so I expect there will be big changes this year. How this will affect blogging, time is yet to tell. Hopefully I will continue to find time.
I have gained a lot from blogging. I love the constant inspiration I find in the blogosphere, the connections I have formed and being part of such amazing change in how we share information. I enjoyed meeting up with some bloggers offline and was touched by kindness in comments and emails. Thank you whether you have been reading my blog, giving me feedback and/or extending your friendship.
As always, many thanks to E who shares my food, does the dishes, and supports me in many ways. A big hug for my little Sylvia who loves the sweet stuff and is starting to taste more of the savoury. My mum, family and friends also have been great in discussing recipes and tasting food with me.
I am not one for resolutions. I do want to make an effort to use my cookbooks more and spend a little more time offline. I have plans to write more posts about festive food and healthy food. (That is balance, isn't it!) I also have a few catch up posts to share about cafes and recipes I haven't had time to share over the past year. I am looking forward to clearing up my blog backlog to make room to share all the good food I hope will come my way.
Finally I wish you a very happy new year. I hope you ended last year well and will find 2014 full of good food, good company and good fun.


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The first order control on growth patterns and carbonate platform development by the regional plate-tectonic setting, underlying basin architecture and fluctuations in sea level will be illustrated. The organisms that contribute to sequence development will be revealed to be treasure troves of forensic information. Finally, these rock sequences will be shown to contain all the ingredients necessary to form and retain hydrocarbons and the manner in which major post-depositional tectonic events led to the formation of some of the largest hydrocarbon accumulations in the world will be demonstrated.
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Why H₂ is generated in subsurface? Which are the reactions and the promising geological setting?
Example in countries where H₂ have already been found: Australia, Brazil.
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What we don't know yet about this resource and about the H₂ systems (generation/transport/accumulation).
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While there are many habitats that are associated with the deposition of organic-rich marine and lacustrine source rocks, one important pathway is linked to the onset of increased basin subsidence associated with major tectonic events. A key aspect is that this subsidence is spatially variable, with the uplift of basin flanks contemporaneous with the foundering of the basin center, resulting in a steeper basin profile.
In comparison with the known boundary conditions that promote salt deformation and flow in sedimentary basins, the processes involved with the mobilization of clay-rich detrital sediments are far less well established. This talk will use seismic examples in different tectonic settings to document the variety of shale geometries that can be formed under brittle and ductile deformations.
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Physics is an essential component of geophysics but there is much that physics cannot know or address.
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Around 170 million years ago, the Gulf of Mexico basin flooded catastrophically, and the pre-existing landscape, which had been a very rugged, arid, semi-desert world, was drowned beneath an inland sea of salt water. The drowned landscape was then buried under kilometers of salt, perfectly preserving the older topography. Now, with high-quality 3D seismic data, the salt appears as a transparent layer, and the details of the drowned world can be seen in exquisite detail, providing a unique snapshot of the world on the eve of the flooding event. We can map out hills and valleys, and a system of river gullies and a large, meandering river system. These rivers in turn fed into a deep central lake, whose surface was about 750m below global sea level. This new knowledge also reveals how the Louann Salt was deposited. In contrast to published models, the salt was deposited in a deep water, hypersaline sea. We can estimate the rate of deposition, and it was very fast; we believe that the entire thickness of several kilometers of salt was laid down in a few tens of thousands of years, making it possibly the fastest sustained deposition seen so far in the geological record.
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For well over a century there have been conflicting indications of the strength of the crust and of faults and what controls them. Much of our ignorance comes quite naturally from the general inaccessibility of the crust to measurement--in contrast with our understanding of the atmosphere, which is much more accessible to observation as well as more rapidly changing. Crustal strength is best understood in deforming sedimentary basins where the petroleum industry has made great contributions, particularly in deforming petroleum basins because of the practical need to predict. In this talk we take a broad look at key issues in crustal strength and deformation and what we can learn from boreholes, earthquakes, active fault systems, and toy models.
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Production from unconventional petroleum reservoirs includes petroleum from shale, coal, tight-sand and oil-sand. These reservoirs contain enormous quantities of oil and natural gas but pose a technology challenge to both geoscientists and engineers to produce economically on a commercial scale. These reservoirs store large volumes and are widely distributed at different stratigraphic levels and basin types, offering long-term potential for energy supply. Most of these reservoirs are low permeability and porosity that need enhancement with hydraulic fracture stimulation to maximize fluid drainage. Production from these reservoirs is increasing with continued advancement in geological characterization techniques and technology for well drilling, logging, and completion with drainage enhancement. Currently, Australia, Argentina, Canada, Egypt, USA, and Venezuela are producing natural gas from low permeability reservoirs: tight-sand, shale, and coal (CBM). Canada, Russia, USA, and Venezuela are producing heavy oil from oilsand. USA is leading the development of techniques for exploring, and technology for exploiting unconventional gas resources, which can help to develop potential gas-bearing shales of Thailand.
The main focus is on source-reservoir-seal shale petroleum plays. In these tight rocks petroleum resides in the micro-pores as well as adsorbed on and in the organics. Shale has very low matrix permeability (nano-darcies) and has highly layered formations with differences in vertical and horizontal properties, vertically non-homogeneous and horizontally anisotropic with complicate natural fractures. Understanding the rocks is critical in selecting fluid drainage enhancement mechanisms; rock properties such as where shale is clay or silica rich, clay types and maturation , kerogen type and maturation, permeability, porosity, and saturation. Most of these plays require horizontal development with large numbers of wells that require an understanding of formation structure, setting and reservoir character and its lateral extension.
The quality of shale-gas resources depend on thickness of net pay (>100 m), adequate porosity (>2%), high reservoir pressure (ideally overpressure), high thermal maturity (>1.5% Ro), high organic richness (>2% TOC), low in clay (<50%), high in brittle minerals (quartz, carbonates, feldspars), and favourable in-situ stress.
During the past decade, unconventional shale and tight-sand gas plays have become an important supply of natural gas in the US, and now in shale oil as well. As a consequence, interest to assess and explore these plays is rapidly spreading worldwide. The high production potential of shale petroleum resources has contributed to a comparably favourable outlook for increased future petroleum supplies globally.
Application of 2D and 3D seismic for defining reservoirs and micro seismic for monitoring fracturing, measuring rock properties downhole (borehole imaging) and in laboratory (mineralogy, porosity, permeability), horizontal drilling (downhole GPS), and hydraulic fracture stimulation (cross-linked gel, slick-water, nitrogen or nitrogen foam) is key in improving production from these huge resources with low productivity factors.
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Car Accident Tips from a Wellington FL Chiropractor
Car accidents are an unfortunate part of life that many of us have to experience, and while the vast majority are not serious, they can still cause lasting effects. Back pain, neck pain, and shoulder pain can linger and transform into chronic conditions that last for years. Follow these car accident tips from a Wellington FL chiropractor to minimize the effects.
Prevention Is the Best Medicine in Wellington FL
Naturally, avoiding car accidents altogether is the best way to ensure you remain injury-free. Not all car accidents can be avoided, but you can take measures to reduce the likelihood. Avoiding the distraction of cell phones is probably the most practical piece of advice. Put it down and leave it out of sight while you're driving, keeping both hands on the wheel.
It's also a bad idea to drive when you are tired, upset, or angry. Experiencing strong emotions or struggling to stay awake while operating a motor vehicle is only asking for trouble. If you live in an area that sees a wide range of weather, drive according to the conditions and stay a few miles below the speed limit when possible. Take the time to keep your brakes and tires in good working order.
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Keeping your body in the good physical condition is another car accident tip that's worth following. If you maintain a good fitness level, and your body is strong and flexible, you'll have a much easier time recovering from most car accidents. That's not to say you should anticipate being in a car accident, but along with its many other benefits, a healthy body will also help in this department. Any type of regular exercise that helps strengthen your muscles and improves flexibility is great.
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Whether you are in great shape, in poor shape, or somewhere in between, it's important to get your injuries checked out as soon as possible after a car accident. If you wait, scar tissue can become a permanent part of your muscles and tendons, reducing your range of motion and causing pain. If you don't feel that your injuries warrant a trip to the emergency room, at least book an appointment with our Wellington FL chiropractic team at Palm Beach Chiropractic & Rehabilitation to ensure you don't have injuries that may turn into chronic conditions in the future.
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The City of Copenhagen is currently planning to expand the existing, extensive network of bike lanes to extend farther out into the suburbs. A network of 13 high-class routes - 'bicycle superhighways' if you will - dedicated to bicycle commuters and aimed at encouraging more to cycle to work.
Currently 37% ride to work or school in Copenhagen. While in many other countries anybody who cycles to work is often considered a 'bicycle commuter', most of the 500,000 people who cycle to work or education in Copenhagen don't fit into the Danish version of this statistical category.
A 'commuter' is loosely categorised as someone who travels more than 10 km to work. The City of Copenhagen and the surrounding towns are aiming to increase the trips by bike on the new routes. There is an efficient network of public transport throughout the region but just as any train passenger or motorist knows, it feels much quicker and is much quicker if you don't have to stop all the time. The same principle applies to cycling to work and it is the key to the development of this new net of superhighways.
Just like anywhere, there are many people who cycle longer distances but the focus for the new plan is the 'middle ground' - the zone between 7 and 15 km from the city centre.
There are roughly 100,000 people who currently commute into or out of Copenhagen County [as opposed to within], travelling between 4-15 km. 15,000 of them ride their bicycle.
The remaining 85,000 who take the bus, train or car are the target group for this project.
The routes will be developed on the existing bike lanes but they will have a number of improved features, according to the City's vision:
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- 'Service stations' with air and tools along the routes.
- Possibility to maintain a high speed and with sufficient width to overtake other cyclists.
- Safe and quick crossing priority for cyclists when they approach cross streets.
- Green Wave for cyclists through sections with frequent stop lights. [The Green Wave is in place on three main routes into Copenhagen already. Cycle 20 km/h and you hit green lights all the way.]
The new commuter routes are expected to cost roughly 250 million kroner [$47 million]. A net of routes of similar length, isolated and away from the streets would cost between 1 and 1.5 billion kroner. [$200-280 million].
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Tuesday, November 6
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Taking a break from the giant mountain of laundry to enjoy a walk before the sun sets...
...then realizing that someone small has smuggled a piece of the clean laundry out of the house...
...THEN realizing the said piece of clean laundry is, in fact, a pair of your undies that she has brought out into the great outdoors...
...and then quickly grabbing them and stuffing them into your purse before the nice boy behind the counter of the ice cream shop knows what's going on.
I hope your week is off to a good start!
63 comments:
haa! that is brilliant! how funny!ReplyDelete
That's hilarious! Ah, kids...At least you noticed it!ReplyDelete
Haha cuuuuute!ReplyDelete
Lovely pics :)
hahaha! That's so cute! You have such a sweet family.ReplyDelete
So cute!ReplyDelete
AND THEN taking pictures of your underwear and posting them on the internet HAHA! The other weekend I was out and about and I was wearing a coat a friend gave me that I hadn't even worn yet. I reached into my pocket and pulled out a pair of undies! I was so embarrassed ha!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness!!!! This just made me laugh!!!!! ha ha ha ha ha and the look on Poes face! She totally knows what she did :-)ReplyDelete
i just laughed outloud at work! thanks so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
Hahaha, that is hilarious! What a stinker, wearing your underwear as a skirt. Thanks for sharing :)ReplyDelete
THAT.IS.HILARIOUS! I'm sure this will be a great one to share again with her when she's older.ReplyDelete
Bahahaha! That's way too funny :)ReplyDelete
she kills me, katie! so awesome.ReplyDelete
Hahaha! That's hilarious! My laugh for the morning.:)ReplyDelete
This is hilarious!! Oh my gosh. The pictures and captions are perfect. She has such a cheeky face!! I love this post ha!ReplyDelete
At least they were clean ones!!ReplyDelete
Too funny! Thanks for sharing :)ReplyDelete
sneaky little poe... ha ha.ReplyDelete
Hahah so good. Thankfully my daughter thinks they're necklaces so hopefully I'd catch it if this ever happens to me!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 6, 2012 at 10:42 AM
This is terribly funny and cute.ReplyDelete
Moments like this are unforgettable!
Thanks for sharing!
haha this is so funny! the joys of little ones.ReplyDelete
To cute! You have a very beautiful family!ReplyDelete
Almost Endearing
Awww, so cute! That is one of those memories you will be able to embarrass her with in years to come xoReplyDelete
hahahahahahahaha so cute!ReplyDelete
That sounds like something my room mate's 14 month old daughter Ivory would do, but she'd have them in her mouth. Because that happened to me... but with a dirty sock. :PReplyDelete
oh gosh, this is so innocent and hilarious!! Poe, you made me laugh!ReplyDelete
oh my goodness, that makes me laughReplyDelete
Love the fact like she totally knows she's being a cheeky monkey. Thanks for the sweet post and for putting a smile on my face (and for sharing - not sure everyone would) :)ReplyDelete
x Elena @ Randomly Happy
- AnonymousNovember 6, 2012 at 12:07 PM
How funny!!!!!ReplyDelete
LOL, what a little cutie!ReplyDelete
This is such a cute story!ReplyDelete
Your daughter is too cute :) You have a wonderful family. Have a nice day :)ReplyDelete
oh wow!!! LOL awesomeReplyDelete
Haha, that is awesome! What a ridiculously cute girl!ReplyDelete
Hilarious. Seriously, that's great.ReplyDelete
Hahaha! Such an adorable little story. How awesome that you got to capture that moment on film!ReplyDelete
Hilarious! I like how she fit her little body through the leg hole. Reminds me of my roommate at university sitting in a lecture and looking down at her ankle and noticing a pair of her undies coming out of the bottom oh her pant leg. They'd gotten stuck inside her pants by static in the clothes dryer!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh this is ridiculous and fantastic. Love it.ReplyDelete
I totally wasn't expecting that - too much! What a cheeky lil' cutie! I've definitely experienced this - only I was on my own and undies fell out of the jeans I was wearing (think flare jean days - the only way they could escape!) they fell out on my street, and I didn't notice until the end of the ON MY WAY BACK HOME "hey i recognize these.....oh dear"ReplyDelete
That was so precious! My daughter has done the same thing before in a similar situation! Gotta love those moments! Thanks for sharing it was a great chuckle! ♥ReplyDelete
That's so cute and hilarious. Thanks for sharing :)ReplyDelete
Xo, Kelsey
I have very similar fringed shoes! Perfect for Autumn!ReplyDelete
katie, oh my gosh that is so funny. i'm glad you have a sense of humor about it. i would have been freaking out. while laughing my head off. the fact that you got photos is even better.ReplyDelete
At least they were clean. Such a cutie.ReplyDelete
I give her points for creativity!ReplyDelete
Aah sweet! xReplyDelete
Ok I seriously laughed out loud! This story was totally awesome!!ReplyDelete
these photos are adorable. you have the cutest family Katie!ReplyDelete
So funny! And how adorable.ReplyDelete
We are getting into static weather and I have found underwear hitching a ride under my skirt. Humiliating.ReplyDelete
What cute photos you took! Happy fall!ReplyDelete
That is just awesome! I found a pair of my undies folded up in my son's preschool cubbie not long ago - apparently they were all wrapped up from clean laundry in his sleeping bag he takes for nap. Yeah.ReplyDelete
she is just so cuteee!!! love the shots :)ReplyDelete
That is one amazing story Katie! Your little one is just adorable "modeling" the undies :))))) I am laughing out loud here! :)ReplyDelete
Wishing you an amazing week! :)
So cute x Made me smile :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the good laugh!ReplyDelete
Been there, done that! Though my panties usually ended up on her head!ReplyDelete
Such a great laugh! Thanks for sharing your silly story!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh Poe is too cute and to sassy for words!!! xoxoReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 8, 2012 at 3:20 AM
I regularly read your blog whilst I'm at work, as a bit of beautiful escapism... this post had me giggling away at my desk! Loved it - thank you.ReplyDelete
- asa_baijanNovember 8, 2012 at 2:19 PM
yeah for letting kids dress themselves =)ReplyDelete
ahahahaaa!!!! Poesy was being sneaky! I love that first shot in this post and she looks so sweet with all of that long hair! Hope is such a good big sister holding her hand. Oh, I miss you guys. It was great (read: GREAT) talking to you the other night!ReplyDelete