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The theme is "Remember Me", which has some traditional overtones, doesn't it, but we are not traditional,so I want you to make a quilt that tells us what YOU want to be remembered for- your blue eyes, the sunflowers in your garden, how you play the piano, your shoe collection, your friendly ear, the size of your family, your career, the book you wrote, the quilt award you won, the Nobel peace prize, whatever. Instead of a collage of your life, focus on something important to you. (It can be more than one thing, of course.) Any size or technique.
Challenge Host: Phyllis Cullen
I want you to remember me as an angel, so here I am with hearts streaming skyward from my right hand and my lovely lacey wings open wide to shelter you.
In my left hand I hold a scorpion (my sign) and he holds the key to my being CHAOS.
On my right side is a composite of things I think about (sewn on an overlay of tulle) flowers and lizards and monkeys and pigs and butterflies. I am not sure why my hair is represented by fish but they seemed fine when I put them on.
I am a mother of 2, a wife of 42 years, a grandmother, a CPA and a professor. I sew, I quilt, I have a garden, 20 chickens and two 100 pound dogs. I have a sewing studio and a studio to play with dye and paint. I never had any goals so life just happened to me. Therefore, I see the entire 60 years as a chaotic adventure and look forward to at least 20 more adventurous years and then 20 to sit on the porch.
Kristina Adams
My Favorite Things
This quilt decided to take on a life of it's own. My original plan was to use primarily my favorite flowers, colors, and fabrics, but as I began, more ideas came into play. With a degree in horticulture, my life has centered around flowers and gardens. While looking for photos of our greenhouse to add, I found family photos, and decided to add many of them. This quilt became a real keepsake, with photos of my parents, grandmother, husband, sons, grandkids, and one granddog. The photos are surrounded by many of my sunprints, favorite commercial fabrics, and beads in cobalt blue and pink. It really ended up showing most of "My Favorite Things", and people.
Sue Andrus
26.5" x 20.5"
Whispers from the Past
Whispers from the PastMy mother died peacefully on New Years Eve in 1991 of heart failure before the cancer in her tongue and throat could end her life in pain and agony. I was so thankful that she went peacefully that I did not cry for her. When I began to make this quilt it brought home how she is still with me everyday of my life for I hear her voice in whispers of guidance, support and encouragement. I have cried continuously while I made this quilt. What more can I say except what I put into the label of this quilt.
When I smell the scent of the old ragged sun-warmed wild roses that you loved so much
When I hear the gulls circling overhead
When I pick raspberries amidst the fields of wild roses
When I smell the salt breezes off the water
When I wander along the shorelines enjoying sand and surf
When I stick a flower in my hair
When I am tempted to wander from your teachings
I hear Whispers From The Past in your voice
Whispers that remind me of the love, the caring, the constant support and encouragement
Whispers of a wonderful carefree childhood
surrounded by a warm loving presence and memories of carefree days
at the cottage
I hand dyed and used salt to texturize the background fabric. Pictures and Mom's sayings were photocopied on chiffon to give a light, spiritual effect. Floral silk ribbon embroideries surround the pictures as flowers always
Sandra Betts
Becoming authentic has been my lifelong journey. From the early years that were controlled by my parents, through the decades when my life was dedicated to my family and work, I wondered who Sherry was. Finally the real me has emerged, the product of all my experiences. Curious, original, independent, genuine.However that I am remembered, may it be that I am the real deal.
Sherry Boram
Remember my Passion
Trying to define the essence of a person's life, whether yours or someone else's in a few words is difficult to do. As those of us who have begun this Remember Me Challenge have discovered. But presenting this in art form brings another level to the task.
Anita Sue Burk
I had a very difficult time trying to decide on how I want to be remembered.For weeks I tried to decide between representing myself as a mother or a teacher so I decided to represent them both.The pull between the two jobs is represented by the divided figure. One side is solid and predictable, as teachers were expected to be, and the other side is the Mom,a bit flamboyant and domestic. Hidden in the background, are images of places our family has visited or resided. The backing fabric displays both violins, French horns and piano scores representing the musical instruments I play. I have been collecting black and white fabric and decided to use it for this project.
Sonia Callahan
Life Journal
Hosting a challenge related to how you want to be remembered brings you close to the minds and souls of every participant. My own piece is more a chronicle- of some of the places, some of the feelings, and some of the people who have been part pf the journey. In the bottom left is my daughter, representing my family looking at where I've been and who I am. The images are photo transferred, painted , drawn, or cut from printed fabric- whatever recalled a part of my life
Girl Scout Artist
I believe that Girl Scouts will be my life's work, and something that I hope to be remembered for. I donate not only my time, but my artwork for the Girl Scout Council of Orange County in Southern California. http://www.gscoc.org/ I have designed logos, and 30+ badges for Urban Adventure, our largest fund raiser. I've also designed council patches, family giving logo, t-shirts, and rubber stamps, just to name a few. My one-of-a-kind GS themed works of art bring in big bucks for your council in our annual auction. It's all about the girls!
Remember the Story Teller
My story is hanging on the wall now. It's all there, in the little quilt: my faith, my friends, my beloved husband and children, my dear dogs, my books and poetry, the whirl of color and motion that fills my life. And finally the tree. The tree is me. Still standing even in the face of a hard wind.
I turned to quilting five years ago when I lost my career to an autoimmune disease. I live with pain every day now. I have lost my ability to write -- even though that's how I earned my living all those years. Instead of the poetry of language, I have found the poetry of color and texture.
Self-taught, I struggle to find my style, the "voice" that will say"Sunny made this". Perfection is not my goal. I prefer to hope that my quilts will tell a story the way my words always did. I am now and always have been the story teller. Remember.
Remember Me, Not Just Another
Brick in the Wall
Cotton and blends machine pieced, quilted, hand beaded
I have been a 'teacher' most my life, beginning with summer camps as a teen, followed by 20+ years in the classroom and now as a private tutor. It is an extremely exciting event, to watch someone make the 'connections' between ideas or concepts that allows them to make order out of apparent chaos as they expand their skill and knowledge base! It is my hope people remember the moments of 'realization' and can find their way back there as they approach different materials and new ideas/concepts! They learn how to learn. The kaleidoscopes amidst the swirling galaxy represent finding order in apparent chaos. This moment of awareness is the memory I want others to hold, I am the facilitator, my role is diminished as the learner finds and develops their own 'way' of learning. The simple pleasure, comfort and joy I take from playing with my kaleidoscopes (both real and fabric) is the comfort and assurance that all chaos has order. Even if I can't see it at the moment, I know it will become clear in its own time.
PeggySue O. King
Most of Marlene's working life centered around teaching. She has been teaching since she was 8 (at play school for younger siblings and youngsters in the neighborhood) through the major part of her working life. She has taught in public schools ( first grade school through junior high English and math) and adult school for seniors and developmentally disabled. After changing careers to tax accounting, Marlene taught sewing, quilting and wearable art classes at local shops and guilds.
Madene Koons
My hope is to be remembered as a good person, with a kind heart. Thinking back on all the lives touched through my lifelong participation in community service programs, to include my service to our country, I hope to be remembered as a caring person, who was there to offer a hand up, a strong person who provided protection for those who were defenseless, and as a role model for children at risk. But most of all, I hope to be remembered, by those lives I touched, as a good and faithful friend.
Marcia Ann Kuehl
Summing up your life is hard. Thinking about how you would like to be remembered when yours is done is even harder. My quilt reflects my roles: mother, wife, friend, volunteer, quilter, gardener and doodler, along with the recognition that, as Mother Teresa notes, I haven't accomplish any great things, just small things, done with love
Terry Pottmeyer
Organized Chaos
My life may look to many as a bit chaotic. I have 4 children, try to create my art daily, and spent much of my adult life so far in and out of college for my teaching degree. When I think of what I want to be remembered for it would be for how well I faired during this chaos. I tried to organize it, make sense of it and use it to my advantage. This piece is a reflection on how beautiful chaos can be in your life. Chaos doesn't have to be bad, it can be empowering if you take control over it.. I want my children and others to remember my spirit, my optimism, my need to create - whether it be art, a beautiful family or a wonderful meal. I want to be remembered for giving it my all and doing my best. I believe in that very cliché saying, "when life gives you scraps, make quilts" and I carry it through my life.
Tiny Marie Rey
The Learning/Teaching Tree
In my role as both a learner and a teacher. I loved school, was always the one to choose a front seat, started on research project at the beginning of the semester, eagerly took notes, and used my mind to analyze information. It was natural to teach my sons; both the practical and the esoteric. It was natural for me to teach school for 23 years. All the time i was teaching, i was also learning. Though i am retired, i still teach--my friends, my grandchildren, and my grown sons. Now i also have more free time to learn--from books, through discussions and even formal classes. I still love to learn! The tree and leaves are my abstract depiction of being a strong person, imbued with the ability to both learn and teach. Words embroidered on the bottom of the piece speak to my inner qualities, the ones for which i intend to be remembered
Sharon Richards
I can remember looking out over the clouds from Mt. St Helens when she was 2000 feet higher, I can remember the feeling of accomplishment when a patient said "thank you", I can remember seeing my daughter's eyes for the first time, I remember seeing a bunch of girls grown into young ladie., I remember seeing my husband do his magic with his photography, I would do it all over again, but at 74, Remember Me
Shirley Jo Rimkus-Falconer
After signing up for this challenge not able to come up with an acceptable idea I decided to ask my children (I have 4) and some of m close friends-HOW WILL YOU REMEMBER ME- that was a big mistake each came up with a different idea. I thought a lot and decided not to offend any of them to use all of the ideas. HERE WAS THE MOST WEIRD QUILT CREATED I seem to be an octopus and not a persom but I hope they are all satisfied
Klara Schafler-Landesberg
Copper mesh, beads, brass doorhinges, Gutterguard diamonds, Hardware cloth squares, jewelry,Lockwashers, Underwire, Wire spirals.
Meena Schaldenbrand
Don't Use Orange
Yes I use orange and bright colors...I am a collector of many things and I've tried to show a some of my many collections....beads, buttons, pins, a cloth doll. The circles are sewn in and I like to use them on my quilts. It was hard to make a quilt about me ...I wanted to put family on my quilt! There is a tiny photo of "me" in one of the circles taken in Houston at the International Quilt Festival.
Losing the abilities I had when having a stroke on the age of 32 was quite harsh, but with a loving and caring husband ,together we were a team! I had a stroke a week after giving birth to twinboys. Was blind for almost a week,semi paralysed and aphatic.
We lived very happily for nine years, and then the most terrible night one can imagine, my husband died. Here I was, with 3 boys, one 11 years old, and twins 9 year old...
It was difficult to find a new way of life,but being
an optimistic, positive person, I managed to find a way of living that
feels good to me and my boys..
Many happy stitching and embroidering hours followed, then I purchased the digitizing software, to design my own embroidery.
I discovered a style what was really "me"and realised there wouldn't be future for me as a commercial digitizer, my work was far to "arty"for that purpose. I traded with my designs to people all over the world,and built up a nice stash of quilting fabrics, embroiderythreads and so much more!
Entered some contests with my embroidered things, and with my digitizng skills, and won on national level.
Last December I won an European award, "Best Embroiderer of Europe", organizzed by Bernina. I made a vase with hydrangeas, both embroidered . I used this event to depict myself for this challenge,
Adri de Vries Tadema
Statement: I used symbols on my quilt to represent how I wish to be
remembered. The hands represent my love for creating. The earts
symbolize my love for my family and friends. The large heart with he three small hearts inside represent my husband and two children. The remaining hearts stand for my daughter-in-law, grandchildren, other family members, and friends. The hand presenting the flower symbolizes both my love of flowers and my willingness to share with others. Since I'm primarily a surface designer, I used my hand dyed cottons, silks, silk fusion, and beading in the design. I used raw edge applique
My Remember Me challenge is based on something I wrote marking 25 years in my profession. I described my jobs as a craazy quilt and decided that it would be a good way to do this challenmge. There are fabrics and pins signifying significant times in my life. the organza overlay onthe top left is from a recent photo of me
Remember Me Quilt
Remember me as…an artist. Well, I am a mother, a wife, a textile designer, a newspaper layout designer, an athlete, a baker, a reader, a writer and so much more. But the magical word for me has always been "artist" so that is the main thing I would like to be remembered for. After mulling over many ideas and making dozens of sketches, I came back to my original idea: I would do a self portrait of who I am now—a middle-aged, menopausal woman with a couple extra pounds, who wears glasses, and who has recently begun to fully embrace what she always wanted to be—an artist.
I knew from the beginning that I wanted to do a border of photos and original textile designs; that was the easy part. I chose photos from babyhood through the present, with about five years between each photo, and alternated them with some of my favorite designs. All the photos and designs for the border were printed on Avery printable cotton. I added three gold medallions, which are photos on Avery cotton of a large work called the "north pole grid" that was placed at the North Pole by reiki leader William Lee Rand to further the cause of world peace and religious harmony. I over-painted the photo with gold acrylic and embellished it with sequins and beads.
The self-portrait was made from a recent photo that was blown up 400 percent and printed out on cotton. I over-painted the photo with water-soluble oil pastels and textile markers.
I had been experimenting with fusing colored tissue paper to muslin and highlighting it with pearlex powder, and decided to use a piece with that technique between the self-portrait and the border.
Overall the piece is just like me: busy, but trying to keep everything neatly organized and balanced! The center portrait—I hope—says, "I am an artist!" while the border says, "don't forget where you come from, where you have been, and who was along for the journey."
Linda Ekins Wyatt
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The use of music in the narcissistic dynamic between our kind and our victims is common. It appears throughout the various stages of the dynamic but is used most heavily and also effectively during seduction. This use is an excellent microcosm for our behaviours as a whole :-
- It is used to appeal to your empathic traits such as love devotee;
- We use something created by someone else and pass it off as speaking for us;
- We do not feel the emotion conveyed in the song so we find a conduit (namely the song) to emulate it for us;
- It is easy to do thus conserving energy;
- We can use the same approach over and over again, even the same songs.
Thus we will use music often in order to lure our victims to us. I have however written a few pieces concerning the use of music in the seduction and therefore do not propose to do so once again here. Instead, I will utilise this expanded Narcissistic Truth to write about the use of bait in seducing you.
Everything we do when look to seduce you is bait.
Nothing is done or said 'just because'. Our actions, our gestures, our words, our expressions are all part of this bait which is designed to draw you to us and ensure that you become ensnared on our dangling hook.
Much of this is instinctive. We have an ability to respond in a way which keeps producing bait to attract you. There is calculation too as we assess information that we have gathered about you and determine how would be the best way to lure you in, what would be the most appropriate and most rewarding approach. However, when we are interacting with you, we also respond in a instinctive fashion so that we do and say things which appeal to you.
Chief amongst this of course is the capacity to mirror. We have to do this, as I have explained elsewhere, which means that with a default setting of needing to mirror we automatically respond in a way which is appealing to you. We respond in a similar way to your likes and dislikes and it is a natural reaction which flows from this intrinsic requirement to mirror you. It often just happens because that is how we have been programmed.
Be in no doubt that during those early engagements with us that everything we do with you is designed to lure you. Of course we are drawing fuel from your enthusiastic replies to our passionate text messages, from that broad smile when you see us as you have been waiting in a bar for us or from your delight when we surprise you with a gift. This delicious positive fuel that you provide keeps telling us that we are right to keep laying down the bait, creating that trail of breadcrumbs that leads you into our world and then we close the portal behind you, keeping you there once you have become embedded.
None of these actions compliments, gestures or activities are done just for the sake of doing it. We do not derive 'fun' or 'enjoyment' from taking you out for dinner, going rowing together or playing a game of squash. We are drawing fuel and putting down the bait to trap you. That is all that matters.
You might wonder, but surely you enjoy playing squash anyway and it is doubly delightful to play squash with somebody whose company that you enjoy? It is a fair question and of course is one asked form your viewpoint. You do things because you intrinsically enjoy the experience. You like to be with somebody because you find them caring, amusing, mentally stimulating, good at what they do which impresses you and so on. None of that matters unless there is fuel attached to it.
Might I enjoy playing squash? Yes. Why? To win and thus draw fuel from the other person be it their praise at my prowess, admiration at the shots played or irritation at having been beaten. Might I enjoy playing squash with you? Yes. Why? Because you are giving me fuel during the game but moreover it is because I know you enjoy playing squash and therefore I am using it as a bait in my seduction of you.
There has to be a purpose.
Everything we say to you. Everything we do for you and with you. All of it, during seduction, must have the purpose of baiting you and providing us with fuel. It is not done just for the sake of doing it. That is an empty activity and a waste of our energy which must be conserved and applied in the most effective way to continue to gain fuel. During seduction these activities are carried out to lure you to us. That is the purpose. If the sentence or activity is not going to achieve that, there is no point to it.
During this seduction we want to spend so much time with you because you have something that we want – primarily fuel, but also those character traits and residual benefits. Those are the aims. You may be able to expound an excellent argument about the benefits of decriminalising narcotics but that is only of use to us as a character trait we might use for ourselves or the fact we purposefully play devil's advocate so that your consternation as you continue to argue gives us fuel.
You may well be mentally stimulating, but that is only relevant in the context that fuel, character traits and residual benefits come with that mental stimulation also. The mental stimulation in itself is not enough.
This systematic baiting is necessary owing to the need for fuel. We have to have the certainty that you will give us fuel and be a fully functioning and reliable appliance. To secure this, we have to rely on baiting you and it is not enough to rely on that which is already there. That poses too great a risk. It is necessary to maximise our chances, thus we look for those who are the most susceptible and then we deploy our array of manipulations to create the illusion which ensures the bait is taken.
Yes, it might be the case that the more superior amongst us might well be able to secure your dedication to us without the embellishments and exaggerations but why on earth would we take such a chance? Not when there is so much at stake. You may say, "Be yourself and we would love you just the same". I have seen this written many times and heard it too, but for many of our kind that would be a fatal mistake. For others, more advanced and with existing talent, it is not enough to rely on this and take chances. The optimum outcome has to be achieved and this means relying on luring you, attracting, baiting you through falsity, fakery and fabrication.
When you have been repeatedly told you are not good enough you are going to find someone else who is aren't you?


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Q: Over the years my pond has accumulated a lot of muck on the bottom of the pond. We used to go swimming in the pond, but the kids don't like stepping into the muck. I would like to clean it up. What can I do? – Kate of Illinois
A: For anyone who has ever gone swimming in a natural pond, you know what it's like to step into it and feel that gooey muck between your toes. So what causes muck? What is muck's purpose? How do you get rid of it? Hopefully the following will help you answer these questions so you can continue to enjoy your wonderful pond.
What Causes Muck?
Muck is caused from dying or decaying organics such as dead algae, twigs, grass clippings, fish waste, leaves, etc. Once these organics enter your pond, they begin to decompose and over time become muck.
What is Muck's Purpose?
Muck undoubtedly is a food source. "A food source for what?", you may ask. Muck contains high levels of nutrients that feed algae and aquatic weeds. As the muck layer grows, so will your problems with these aquatic nuisances. Muck can also be a breeding ground for leeches as they love to grow in the muck.
How Do I Get Rid of Muck?
There are a couple of things you can do to help not only get rid of the muck that is already there, but also help slow down accumulation.
All-Natural MuckAway: MuckAway™ Pellets contain an aerobic natural bacteria that work to break down organic muck. This aerobic bacteria will turn muck into an odorless gas and will allow it to escape out of the water column unnoticed. MuckAway works so well that it can break down up to 5 inches of muck per year! It is also great at maintaining beach areas, shorelines and lake front properties.
Pond & Beach Rake: Raking your pond with a Pond & Beach Rake is another way to help remove muck that is already present. It is also great at removing floating twigs and leaves in pond that would otherwise fall to the bottom.
Airmax Aeration: Aerobic bacteria performs far better in ponds that contain a high level of oxygen. By adding an Airmax Aeration System
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you can ensure that your pond contains the highest level of oxygen. Aeration also works great to clear your water column of sediments, reduce the chances of fish kill, and eliminate thermoclines (temperature at the pond's surface is different than the temperature at the pond's bottom).
Doing all of these things above will help you enjoy your pond to the fullest without having to play in the muck.
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About the Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt
Capturing Clean, Affordable Wind Energy with Power …
Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt™ was developed for both residential use and utility scale projects including entire communities, neighborhoods or agricultural groups coming together on a project basis to generate power. The rooftop or pole mounted Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt™ is an affordable, quiet and powerful, bird safe, scalable wind turbine system.
Scalability: You can start with one Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt turbine and add more turbines per pole, and more poles as your power needs grow- without the cost, time or materials waste of major construction. We call multiple Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt configurations WindOrchards. Locally, the benefits would be the capability to easily generate power and have off-grid emergency power for any neighborhood.
Because of the unique wind turbulence smoothing capability of the blades, the Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt is an 'urban tolerant' wind turbine.
Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt can be retrofit to any utility pole, unused utility poles, or retrofit to other wind turbine poles.
Availability is critical to our business model. Once in production we will have the capability to manufacture several thousand turbines a month from one manufacturing operation. Future goals include expanding manufacturing of the Affordable Wind Turbines Vawt worldwide, especially in areas of critical need of economic development and energy.
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Silent operation with little or no vibrations.
Shape is easily visible and non-Lethal to birds.
Higher aesthetic design value for public areas.
Lightweight materials that lower shipping costs substantially.
Self-Directing Blade design that allows energy production in turbulent wind conditions.
Easy installation that requires no significant changes to existing support structures.
Easily Affordable
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Affordable Wind Turbines has developed the high-performance VAWT Home Wind Turbine to deliver you serious power at a substantial savings. You get online system monitoring, best-in-class safety, and the flexibility to expand your clean energy system in the future. Affordable Wind Turbines is dedicated to designing clean energy technology that makes financial sense for any household, school, business, or farm with a good wind resource.
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Easy to wire. Exclusive slip ring design lets you wire before or after installing the turbine!
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Site flexibility. Transmission at 380 VDC via the REbus™ DC Microgrid enables longer wire runs.
Reliable upwind design means less time getting the tower perfectly level.
Remote monitoring. Demonstrate the performance of your installations as a powerful sales tool to prospects. Spot issues with your installations before your customers do.
Ships by UPS. Affordable Wind Turbines's compact system saves you time and money in shipping.
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Microgrid™ is a revolutionary new way to connect electronic products – an "energy operating system" that enables smart buildings to make our lives more secure and our energy cleaner and more affordable. Microgrid uses advanced power electronics to transmit both power and information on the same wires, helping our buildings produce, store, and manage power more efficiently. Microgrid technology is at the heart of all of Affordable Wind Turbines Energy's products.
Self-generation of clean power by consumers is transforming the global energy landscape, but the power grid is far from ready. Consider three surprising electricity facts:
Electricity customers in Hawaii could save over 70% by using solar panels – but the utility won't allow it, because the grid is bottlenecked.
Many commercial building owners pay double for electricity from 'demand charges' – but they can't avoid them without compromising their operations.
A rooftop PV system is a great way to cut energy costs, but it's worthless when the grid goes down – even when the sun is shining!
The grid is broken, and power customers are paying the price. In each case the solution is the same: smart microgrid technology that gives customers options, security, and savings.
Benefits for Homeowners: Savings and Security
Affordable Wind Turbines Energy's Microgrid helps homeowners enjoy secure power and cost savings. Microgrid is built to help homeowners generate their own clean power, which is now the most affordable energy source in many places. But conventional renewable energy systems won't keep your home powered during a blackout or grid failure. Microgrid is designed to incorporate battery storage, so your lights stay on and your furnace keeps running without the noise and hassle of a backup generator. And if your lifestyle takes you beyond the grid, Microgrid enables wind and solar power systems that provide balanced power day or night, all year around.
Benefits for Commercial Buildings: Scalable Secure Power
Secure power isn't optional in today's competitive business environment, where a few lost days can mean the difference between profit and peril. Microgrid enables smarter buildings that generate their own power, store and deliver energy to avoid demand charges and ride through blackouts, and prioritize power to your most critical functions. Affordable Wind Turbines Energy partners with leading solution providers to offer scalable building energy systems that deliver savings and security.
Why is Microgrid better?
Designed for Microgrids
Microgrid is designed to turn grid-dependent buildings into microgrids – energy networks that combine energy sources, storage, and loads to allow operation independent of the grid. The Microgrid microgrid was designed to plug-and-play, making it easy to combine different sources to build secure, efficient, cost-effective energy systems for homes and businesses. Because our buildings will increasingly produce as well as consume energy (the "Prosumer" model), Microgrid is built on bi-directional power electronics that can buy, sell, or store power efficiently.
Smarter Wires and the Internet of Things
Affordable Wind Turbines's Microgrid microgrid approach delivers both energy and system information over the same wires, making every product on the network a smart node in the 'Internet of Things.' Abundance of power is signaled by the voltage of the Microgrid, making it simple to deliver powerful capabilities, like heating water when energy is plentiful, and selling power when prices are highest. Microgrid also uses Powerline Carrier communication (PLC) to share information – more reliably than wireless in tough, noisy environments.
Direct Current
The electrical grid we use today was designed in 1890 – one hundred years before the digital revolution – and hasn't changed much since then. It makes and uses Alternating Current (AC), but almost every modern appliance and computer needs Direct Current (DC) to run, and today's new clean power systems (like solar, wind, fuel cells, and electric vehicles) produce DC as well. AC adapters and converters waste valuable power, clutter our desks, and make it hard to build smarter electric grids. Affordable Wind Turbines Energy asked, "what would electricity distribution look like if it were designed for today's energy sources and loads?"
Less Energy Loss
Microgrid sets a new standard for safe, efficient power distribution with a 380 volt DC bus. This means energy losses are 2.5 to 10X lower compared to old-fashioned AC wiring, and wiring costs can be lower. Converting power from clean energy sources to a Microgrid™ microgrid is significantly more efficient than converting to the AC grid, and less loss means more value to the building owner.
Less Expensive
Microgrid saves capital cost by eliminating multiple AC/DC conversions, and by reducing the amount of expensive copper wire needed to transmit power. Integrated powerline carrier (PLC) communication eliminates the need to run control wiring or add expensive and unreliable wireless communications.
Built for Clean Power, Energy Storage, and EVs
Buying an electric vehicle is a great way to promote energy independence and greener transportation, especially if you produce your own clean electrons with wind or solar. Solar produces DC electricity, and EV's run on DC, but multiple AC/DC conversions waste money and power. Microgrid significantly cuts energy losses, so customers can go farther on their own clean power.
An Open Standard
Affordable Wind Turbines Energy is excited to work with businesses, homeowners, product designers, and researchers who share our vision for a safer, cleaner world. More information about the Microgrid technology is available on the Microgrid™ Alliance website.
Affordable Wind Turbines manufactures micro wind turbine generators made entirely in the USA. Our micro wind turbine generators are built entirely within the USA and are value priced so that anyone can afford to explore wind turbine generated power.
We use the latest polymer materials and CNC equipment to manufacture state of the art inexpensive wind turbines.
When the power grid goes down (for whatever reason) there are few things more useful than a fully charged battery. If you've got one, for the most part, life can go on normally. If you don't have one, you're instantly back in the dark ages.
We design, manufacture and sell to the public, several small, inexpensive wind turbine generators that will charge batteries when the wind is blowing.
Depending upon which model of our wind turbines that you are interested in, our wind turbines are perfectly suited for:
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Ranchers wanting to use wind turbines to help power off the grid equipment
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Emergency power after storms , etc.
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(CNN) – A question posed at Tuesday night's town hall-style debate opened up a discussion into the issue of gun violence, but a survivor of the deadly July shooting in Colorado said the candidates' responses were devoid of substantive ideas.
"The demands of 270,000 Americans for President Obama and Governor Romney to address gun violence broke through during tonight's debate," said Stephen Barton, a 22-year-old recent college graduate and Fulbright scholar, who survived a shot in the face and neck at the theater shooting in Aurora that left 12 others dead.
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Barton continued in a statement after the debate: "I am glad that a concerned citizen asked about guns – but sadly, there were no real answers. We are going to keep demanding a specific plan from both candidates to end gun violence."
Following the shooting, the candidates offered condolences to the victims' families and suspended campaign activities. Both campaigns also took down ads in the state, and Obama visited families of the victims two days after the massacre.
The first presidential debate was held in Denver at the end of September, just ten miles from the site of the July shooting at a midnight showing of the film "The Dark Knight Rises." Days before the first presidential match-up, Barton appeared in an ad sponsored by the group Mayors Against Illegal Guns pushing the candidates to address gun violence at the debate to no avail.
President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney faced-off again Tuesday night in Hempstead, New York in a town hall-style debate format. The candidates sparred on a range of issues, fielding questions from members of the 82-person, uncommitted-voters audience as well as follow-up questions from moderator CNN's chief political correspondent Candy Crowley.
Responding to a questioner who asked what his administration would do to limit the availability of assault weapons, Obama pushed to enforce the gun laws already in place. He suggested a reintroduction of an assault weapons ban and deeper look into the source of the violence, pivoting to better education as a preemptive strategy.
"What I'm trying to do is get a broader conversation about how do we reduce the violence generally. Part of it is seeing if we can get an assault weapons ban introduced but part of it is also looking at other sources of the violence," said Obama at the debate.
For his part, Romney concurred with the president on urging preemptive education in schools but also encouraged support of two-parent households as a means to deter poverty and foster opportunity.
"I'm not in favor of new pieces of legislation on guns and taking guns away or making certain guns illegal. We, of course, don't want to have automatic weapons, and that's already illegal in this country to have automatic weapons," said Romney.
He continued: "We can make changes in the way our culture works to help bring people away from violence and give them opportunity, and bring them in the American system."
The Republican nominee then pounced on a botched gun sting operation known as Fast and Furious that allowed hundreds of weapons to reach violent Mexican drug cartel. Many of the weapons were "lost" and two of were found at the scene of the murder of a U.S. Border Patrol agent sparking an investigation into the operation and drawing criticism of the Obama administration.
Crowley noted that Romney signed an assault weapon ban when he served as governor of Massachusetts but no longer supports this legislation. Romney, in turn, reiterated that the Massachusetts assault weapon ban was a "mutually agreed-upon piece of legislation."
"That's what we need more of, Candy. What we have right now in Washington is a place that's gridlocked," he said.
To that, Obama quipped: "I think Governor Romney was for an assault weapons ban before he was against it."
CNN's Kevin Liptak contributed to this report.
Romney lost the debate... And evidence of that is they blame the moderator for calling Romney out on his lie. Repubs also blamed the moderator during the VP debate as well, when Ryan clearly lost. Obama did not blame the moderator for his poor performance in the first debate. Just a thought.
Bob – "rounds of bullets" If you can't even use the right words to describe your feelings about firearms, why should we think that your opinion is correct either?? Show me that you have SOME idea what you are talking about, and I will listen to you opinion. Until then, I'll defer to the experts...


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Publishers Nexon and Valve will collaborate to bring the shooter Counter-Strike Online 2 to Asian territories, they said today.
In a press release explaining very little about how this will be different than older Counter-Strike games, the publishers write:
Counter-Strike Online 2 will offer enhanced graphics, more realistic gameplay and powerful impact sensations powered by an enhanced version of the Source engine. The game will also feature various game modes enhancing its original game experience with new and improved environments, weapons, equipment customisation and more.
The game will be published in Japan, Korea, China and other areas in Southeast Asia, Nexon said. We've asked for clarification on how this will be different than the first Counter-Strike Online and whether it will be connected to Valve's upcoming Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.


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In 2006, the Crater Lake National Park Trust was formed as a 501c3 non-profit organization, dedicated to fundraising for special park projects and science education programs.


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We offer HIV, sexually transmitted infection (STI) and viral hepatitis trainings across New York State.
The trainings on this site are intended for non-physician health and human services providers who offer HIV, STI and viral hepatitis prevention, testing, care, and support services. All trainings are free of charge and funded by the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute.
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So I know you can use jvascript:emptyItems() in the address bar of the recycle bin to clear it, but this clears the entire site collection.
Is there a way using javascript to empty the recycle bin for only a single site? Current sites context, or specifying the site?
the reason I am asking for javascript particularly is that I need a front end solution to this, something like javascript in SPD is the extent of development capabilities.
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The APMG-International AgilePM® certification addresses the needs of those who work in planning contexts and who need to be agile. Agile management or agile project management is an interactive method for defining requisites and creating the corresponding output for projects, typically in the fields of engineering or information technology, which are characterised by a strong need for interaction and flexibility.
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Is it Friday? Yes, by golly, it is. Maybe it is time to roll out another Fridge Friday post. It seems my last contribution to this feature was back in August, but I am not going to apologize for the neglect. I have a life that I live. I love blogging, but it doesn't always fit in that life.
But, sometimes, like today, it fits. It might be late in the evening, but I have some time and some energy and throwing a few more photos and a recipe up on the blog seems like the thing to do. So...check out my fridge...
What do you see? Brussels sprouts, spinach, eggplant, bacon, yogurt, butter, milk, wine, pickles, peppers, Pumpkin Spice creamer? Can you tell that there are green beans in the bottom right produce drawer?
This fall has been unseasonably warm with temperatures in the 70s and 80s, but the recent dip back to the more normal 40s has me craving soups. One of the soups that I have made basically since I was first married is a Potato, Bacon, and Green Bean Chowder. Forgive me, for does include a can of creamed soup. I have considered altering the recipe to eliminate what is a culinary no-no for some, but why? I don't cook with cream soups often. A can now and then isn't going to be the death of me (or anyone). Most importantly, it tastes good. Really. The soup is rich, hearty, and comforting. It is the perfect thing to warm up a damp, cold, November Friday.
(And, if you really miss me when I don't make it to the blog, become a fan of On My Plate on Facebook. Just "like" the page and you can have (almost) daily little bits of my babbling in your news feed.)
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10 slices bacon, chopped
1 cup onion, chopped
2 cups potatoes, cubed (I use baby reds and leave the skins on.)
3 cups water
1 1/2 cups fresh green beans, cut into 1-inch pieces
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 cup sour cream
1 3/4 cups milk
1/2 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons parsley, chopped
In a large dutch oven or stock pot, fry bacon until crisp.
Add onion and saute until translucent.
Pour off fat (sometimes, I don't do this...yes I KNOW how bad for me that is, but there is so much FLAVOR in bacon fat.)
Add potatoes and water.
Bring to a boil; cover and simmer for 10 minutes.
Add the green beans and simmer for about 5 more minutes until the beans are tender-crisp and the potatoes are fork tender.
Stir in soup and sour cream. (I once used French Onion chip dip when I didn't have sour cream...divine, if slightly scary substitution.)
Gradually add the milk. (If you poured off the bacon fat, you might consider subbing cream for a portion of the milk...or not.)
Season with pepper (and salt, if you feel the need. I think the canned soup has enough salt.)
Add parsley.
Heat to serving temperature.
Do no boil. (Serves 6)


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Your job: Decide to get out of town and fast. Our job: Help you find where you're headed. This week, NBCLA's Worth the Drive takes us to...
The Presidio Motel: The name of this Santa Barbara boutiquery makes us feel as if we've driven down a long desert stretch, only to see the first seagull overhead. We're dressed like an Ali McGraw character circa 1974, the lenses of our sunglasses are the size of salad plates, and the inn we're walking into feels mid-century cool and artier than an art store.
Where it is at: The Presidio is located on State Street. Which thrills us, because that means walking distance to restaurants, to drinks, to galleries. Walking. Distance. Those two words do an Angeleno's heart good.
About the motel: It is oh-so-contemporary, and art-forward, and each room is its own canvas. Think vinyl decals dotting the walls: Room 7 is full of purple-y pinwheels, while Room 16 boasts a parachuting elephant.
Parachuting elephant: Two more words that do this Angeleno's heart good.
Prices: Some rooms can go for just under a hundred bucks. Other rooms don't go too far north of that. These are prices that make us feel all parachuting-elephant-y inside.
Valentine's Day: As of this typing, there were a couple of rooms left.
Vintage motel: Motels are film-location favorites; how many convertibles have pulled to a stop under a "no vacancy" sign? The Santa Barbara International Film Festival is on right now, which makes us think that staying at a stylish motel like the Presidio is the perfect way to go. Go see a movie, then stay in a movie-ready place.


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If there is no author, your citation will begin with the title in italics, followed by the year, edition, publisher and place of publication. However, when referencing a source such as clinical guidelines/policy, there should be an organization behind the publication. You can treat the organization as an author (e.g. New South Wales, Department of Health).
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SKF improves health and safety standards at container terminal
The challenge
An Asian container terminal was experiencing bearing failures in the sheaves of a ship to shore crane, leading to excessive downtime.
The solution
SKF performed a Root Cause Failure Analysis of the sheaves and its bearings. The analysis revealed that the effect of increased loads on the sheave's bearings during an earlier crane redesign had been overlooked. SKF recommended a more appropriate bearing.
The results
Through optimized bearing selection, bearing service life was increased and maintenance costs reduced. Health and safety was also improved, as there was no longer any need for the maintenance staff to frequently replace the sheaves.


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While auto theft does occur in our city, theft FROM vehicles is far more prevalent. Because it is so common, we would like to point out some problem areas based on Fort Wayne statistics and offer some tips for owners.
Problem areas include(2007 statistics):
- Restaurants
- Bars and Nightclubs
- Health/ workout facilities
- Large parking lots
- Construction sites
What is being taken from these vehicles? More importantly, why are these vehicles and/ or locations targeted? To answer the first question is quite simple…they are stealing anything they can sell or pawn later, including the things you might not consider valuable. According to the numbers, we have seen a large number of womens purses, men's wallets, electronic/ digital equipment, money (cash), check's and credit cards, stereos, and personal documents stolen from vehicles. Purses are by far the most common item taken.
Let's look at the second question. The vehicles are being targeted because the owner is identifying the gender of the owner (hanging beads, lei's, photos on lanyards, etc. from their rearview mirror) and they are parked in a location where a female is less likely to take her purse inside with her. We know this to be true for the most part from interviewing criminals known for thefts from vehicles. For example, most women are reluctant to take their purse inside a workout facility and when a thief sees the car where the gender has been labeled, they simply break in. Another example: Think about what women take into bars with them, and then think about where they keep their purse while they are inside (they usually leave them in the vehicle somewhere). Label the gender of the vehicle owner and there's not much guesswork!
Other thefts occur because we either forget items are in the vehicle, or we let our guard down believing that the item won't be in the vehicle for very long. "I can go inside and leave my digital camera in the vehicle…this won't take too long."
Prevention Tips
For individuals:
- Avoid leaving valuables in your vehicle. If necessary, hide them. If hiding them, do so early before you get to your destination.
- Avoid labeling the gender of your vehicle. Remove the beads, lei's, etc. Not only could this be a problem for thefts from vehicles, but you could identify yourself to a sexual predator.
- Use "Operation I.D." for your valuables. Not only for items kept in your vehicle, but for those at home as well. See "Operation I.D." under Crime Prevention headings.
- Install an alarm on your vehicle.
- Lock you car doors. Make it difficult for the offenders.
- Check your vehicle prior to exiting. Ensure that you didn't leave valuables in plain view or accidentally.
- Park near windows and well lighted areas.
For business owners:
- Check your lighting often to ensure that all the bulbs are functioning. Install better (not necessarily more) lighting for known problem areas.
- Install a CCTV (Closed Circuit TeleVision) to monitor (supplement surveillance) parking areas.
- Ensure that landscaping such as trees and shrubs do not block the surveillance of the lots.
- Install fencing to control foot traffic coming and going throughout the lot.
- Hire security/ or attendants.
- Install electronic barrier devices at entrances/ exits (best used for auto theft).
The Fort Wayne Police Department would like to remind you to be vigilant in the protection of your vehicle and the items that you keep inside them. Criminals look for the easy target…is your vehicle an easy target?


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Sometimes, there are so many things wrong with a story that you read in the news, that you want to go back to bed, pull up the covers and not come back out until you've recovered. Prepare to smuggle me some chocolate to keep me going, because I think it's going to be awhile before I emerge from the blankets with this one.
A girl was just 14 years old when she gave birth to her second child. Shocking fact number one. Shocking fact number two? She gave birth to the first child when she was herself a child of 12 -- I know girls who hadn't hit puberty at that age. But folks, this is not the most disturbing part of this. Not by a long shot.
It turns out that both of this little girl's babies were fathered not by some just barely pubescent little jerk with baggy pants and the inability to grow a mustache. No, it was the teenage girl's own father who forced her to have sex with him. Now that I have to go take a shower because I'm so incredibly disgusted, we can go for the real zinger.
The courts reviewed each and every one of these facts and decided they'd charge disgusting Daddy. And then they sentenced him. To six years in jail.
SIX YEARS? For raping and impregnating his own child? Twice? At the very least (because chances are pretty good that it took more than two tries at pregnancy)? To compare this, a man currently in prison for raping a 12-year-old girl is in the middle of a a 16- to 40-year sentence. That sounds more fitting. Or perhaps we should look at the pimp sentenced to 20 years in prison for forcing a 17-year-old girl to act as his prostitute? He didn't even do the sexual abuse on that child himself, and yet it's a sentence more befitting his crimes against a girl's innocence.
What this man, this father, did was break one of the most sacred bonds -- that of child and parent. He took away her childhood with the sex, but just as badly, he took away her ability to find comfort in the one place every kid should be able to find a champion.
Is this sentence just? What would be a more appropriate punishment?
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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Northam, State of the Union
Clip: 02/05/2019 | 8m 27s
NPR's Tamara Keith and Amy Walter from the Cook Political Report join Lisa Desjardins to discuss the week's political news, including a call from Democratic leaders for Gov. Ralph Northam to resign, the broader implications of the Northam scandal for our American conversation on race and what to expect from President Trump's State of the Union address.
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Good news for all developers! QT will be available under the LGPL starting with version 4.5. The GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) is a free software license published by the Free Software Foundation. The LGPL places copyleft restrictions on the program itself but does not apply these restrictions to other software that merely links with the program. There are, however, certain other restrictions on this software. The LGPL is primarily used for software libraries, although it is also used by some stand-alone applications, most notably Mozilla and OpenOffice.org.
This option could increase Qt usage and adoption. You may see more cross platform commercial application on the Linux desktop. This is huge news for cross-platform developers.


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On March 1, 1783, several "Kings and Warriors" representing Upper Creek, Lower Creek and Seminole towns affixed their "Names and family Marks" to a document granting British Indian Agent Thomas Browne substantial territory west of St. Augustine, Florida.
These family marks (see excerpt below) are drawings that represent Creek and Seminole clans. Visit the Significant Documents page to learn more.


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Bolgard joins Phoenix Contact from Cooper Industries, where he served as vice president of sales and marketing for the Cooper Connection business since 2010. Prior to that, he had a long career in the electrical and lighting industry, including progressively senior positions with Generation Brands – Sea Gull Lighting/Monte Carlo Fans, Affiliated Distributors, Motorola, Leviton and GE.
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The Multimedia Production Center led an alternative to the traditional Spring Break, a photography oriented trip to several state and national parks in the Southwest USA. This short film highlights some of the sights and adventures had by the group.
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Monday, September 1, 2008
Morimoto letdown.
I must run. Rituparno awaits me in Kolkata. I love his films. And am looking forward to being on his show. It's a Dusshera Special. He is one director to have extracted the best performances from our ice maiden Aishwarya Rai. Even in a mediocre film like Raincoat, with that overrated and most unattractive actor, Ajay Devgan.
23 comments:
- Harish said...
6000 ohhh my god. id rather take a flight to bombay eat swadisht khaana in a sasta tikao restaurant and fly back.
hehehheh! dont say like this about ajay devgun De. Unattractive is not the word. UGLY! is the word. How can you be so kind to the obvious. But (At Times)I like his acting But yes, he is overrated.
Aishwarya... ohhh... ice MAIDEN? no no... she is khula MAIDAAN where matches of the Khans and bachchaans and ObeyRai 's are played
- September 1, 2008 at 2:29 PM
- Anuj Talpade said...
jeez, that was bitchy! Why .. pray why would you just label someone ugh-ly or unattractive? Personal grouse happening? Methinx Devgan's an OK actor (think Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam n Zakhm .. even Raincoat actually!)... some women (with bad taste, perhaps) do find him HOT in a dark horse kinda way... personally, I think he has a decent screen presence. Manly shanly atleast! LOL ...AND he has an adorable Kajol for wifey, so there's gotta be somethin he's doing right!
Speakin of Bade Miya's, there's one thing I'd like to add. if you end up partying till 2 and land up there n find it closed, PLS DO NOT settle for the Chicken/Paneer Rolls that the local taxiwallas stock up for ye late lateefs ... they're PARTICULARLY awful. All chewy, dry tasteless. The perfect way to ruin a perfectly delightful walk down the Gateway road... Hmmmph!
- September 1, 2008 at 7:16 PM
- Anuj Talpade said...
and Morimoto a HOTTIE??? aga kaay he, De? LOL ... jaadya bhoplyaa saarkha Japanese maanus is now a consummate hottie?? Nahhhhhhh! You're known to be a woman of seasoned, superior taste... you can't disappoint us like this!
- September 1, 2008 at 7:29 PM
- Arjun said...
pricey food - no doubt
Raised expectations are easier to destroy. But as they say - the proof of the pudding is In it's consumption
- September 1, 2008 at 7:43 PM
- sanju ayyar said...
Raincoat, I thought was much more than a mediocre film.
Ajay Devgun might not be an attractive guy but dont think he's an overrated actor.
He was quite good, particularly in Zakhm, Company, Gangaajal, Apaharan & Omkara.
- September 1, 2008 at 7:58 PM
- Praveigne Meruwa said...
Holy Jesus... 6000 bucks per head??? With that price, I can spend a day shopping for Titan Fastrack watch, a pair of supercool sunglasses, spend an evening with a beautiful girl at Bandstand Coffee Day, check into a pub for a couple of chilled beers with spicy tandoori chicken along with friends, dinner at a roadside dhaba, and retire to bed with the balance amount put into my savings account !! :-D I hate Morimoto... he he he...
I feel Ajay Devgan is a very good actor!! He was brilliant in Company and Omkara! Looks wise, I feel he is average.
- September 1, 2008 at 9:36 PM
- rainboy said...
i second Praveigne for all but Ajay devgan..you are right he sucks big time.He should turn to direction i think...that way we don't have to see him on screen..what a relief that would be.
- September 2, 2008 at 4:10 AM
- Renu said...
u r not being fair to Ajay devgan.he is much better than abhisheks, johns, suniel shetty and all those. He is an actor, he was impressive in HDDCS, gangajal, apharan,jameen.Its being racial,if u degrade his looks, we are indian and he has got an Indian complexion, what is wrong with that?
Ashwarya-I cant understand how she gets so much of money and opublicity and all, she is good for nothing.and Raincoat was a bad movie.
- September 2, 2008 at 9:24 AM
- kaleidoscope said...
HA! Renu - Your's is the most ridiculous comment I have read in recent times. You said "...Its being racial,if u degrade his looks, we are indian and he has got an Indian complexion, what is wrong with that?"
God! Where did that come from? HA!
De just said Ajay Devgan is "unattractive".
You are the one to jump to self-concocted definition of "unattractive" = Indian complexion.
Grow up! First of all, even your so called romantic image of "Indian" complexion has a palette of shades. Second of all, to call someone "unattractive" is certainly not racial. And finally, you need to rethink your definition of attractiveness which by no worldly standards is only based on skin color.
Even I don't think Ajay Devgan is "attractive". But I loved his performance in the film Yuva. He was brilliant.
- September 2, 2008 at 12:39 PM
- SHEETAL AMBAR said...
Hi There !
I finally find the blog of the famous Shobhaa De.. Yippee..
One of the few woman in this world who inspired me to write what I trully feel and be honest to myself and my readers..
I guess Im gonna be starred at for saying but I Have agree with you that Raincoat was one of the VERY few movies that Aishwarya Rai's performance was actually kinda tolerable..
- September 2, 2008 at 1:15 PM
- Maddy said...
I think you also become blogcoholic . But thanks for making your presence by writing here everyday. Have a nice time in Kolkata. Can We get some firsthand info about Singur issues??
- September 2, 2008 at 1:36 PM
- Mister Crowley said...
6000 bucks to eat raw meat? (*wow* I hope I'm that rich someday, momma). And yes, nothing comes close to Bade Miyan, well, except Khan Chacha in Delhi, perhaps...
- September 2, 2008 at 7:28 PM
- Kris Bass said...
De, can I get a taster's job somewhere? That way I could fight off hunger! ;)
And Ajay is good looking!
- September 2, 2008 at 9:19 PM
- Ravish said...
Hey.... Mam.... I am a big Fan of urs..... I like all those words you put in to make your your write up better than others.. they are quite enjoyable and ... quite young as your sprits....
- September 3, 2008 at 12:40 PM
- Double Seven said...
"...nothing comes close to Bade Miyan, well, except Khan Chacha in Delhi, perhaps..."- bang on target Mister Crowley.
And De- No! Ajay Devgan is in fact one of the most underrated actors of the Indian film fraternity. Although he is definitely not attractive enough (with those jet-black lips because of excessive smoking and yellow teeth, he does look so very "uncool"), but I must say that as an "Actor" he is quite amazing!
Prime examples- Prakash Jha's 'Gangajal' and Rajkumar Santoshi's 'The Legend Of Bhagat Singh'.
What an actor man!
And further- I can't believe that you shelled 6000 bucks for a sushi. That's ridiculous...!
Well as I say- "Bade log, badi badi baatein..." lol
Takecare De.
Love and respect you know are as always there for you-
- September 4, 2008 at 1:14 AM
- Shobhaa De said...
guys.... Ajay seems to attract a lot of die hard loyalists! Lucky Ajay! I have regard for him as an actor who delivers ONlY when cast in a certain kind of role. Like Freeman.These are dependable character actors one watches for performance alone. But to make it as a star, requires some other attributes. Good looks help!!
- September 4, 2008 at 11:37 AM
- rainboy said...
i agree mam...100%.
nice to see that u read comments too.
- September 4, 2008 at 11:41 AM
- Harish said...
De, I agree with you In Toto.
- September 4, 2008 at 11:47 AM
- Double Seven said...
Yeah possibly true.
Freeman should work with Devgan to remake the 'The Shawshank Redemption' masterpiece.
Right on!... Devgan would replace Tim Robbins as the lead actor of our very own desi version- maybe the names should be 'The Tihar Redemption' or 'Thane Se Mukti', something of that sort...
- September 4, 2008 at 12:17 PM
- Vinay. said...
your pen may cause headaches for many but no-pen will cause pain and heart attack to many more.silence is sin.don't stop. Keep writing on and on.i am your ardent fan
- September 12, 2008 at 8:01 PM
- Pritesh Patel said...
Raincoat...mediocre film
- November 5, 2008 at 9:48 PM
- Pritesh Patel said...
Ms. De you have put me off (completely) with your review of the food at Wasabi. That's one restaurant i have been wanting to go since its inception. Guess i still will.
I thought 5 grands would be enough for a meal for 2, think yours was a very lavish affair...
- November 5, 2008 at 9:55 PM
- BGI said...
ice maiden aishwarya...wow you really come up wit de best words....
i keep thinkin wat cud reallly describe her and walaaahh ....dats the word i was lookin for......
truly ice maiden ..hahah
- December 1, 2008 at 7:37 PM


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2009-10: Averaged 6.6 points and 6.4 reboujnds per game for the Blue Devils. Started 18 of 26 games played, averaging 26.3 minutes per game. Shot 52 percent from the field and was the team's leading rebounder. Had seven rebounds in his first action of the season against Sav. St. (11/28). Had first double-double of the season with 11 points and 14 rebounds in win over St. Francis (NY) (12/3). Had 15 points and seven rebounds in loss to Long Island (12/5). Had second double-double of the season with 11 points and career-high 16 rebounds in win over Albany (12/12). Had five points and seven rebounds in loss at Northwestern (12/22). Had 13 points and eight rebounds in double overtime win over UMBC (12/30). Posted third double-double of the season with 13 points and 11 boards in loss to Holy Cross (1/2). Grabbed 12 rebounds in loss at Monmouth (1/7). Scored a career-high 22 points on 8-of-12 shooting, 6-of-7 from the line, in loss to Savannah State (1/11). Had nine rebounds in win over Sacred Heart (1/16). Had 14 points and four rebounds in loss to St. Francis (PA) (2/13).
2008-09: Finished fifth on the team averaging 6.8 points per game. Led the team in field goal percentage hitting 60.9 percent (78-of-128) from the field. Started 23 of 28 games played. Averaged 24.4 minutes per game. Finished second on the team averaging 5.2 rebounds per game. Had two double-doubles on the season. Finished second on the team with 25 steals. Scored 10 or more points seven times including the last four games of the season. Scored a career-high 16 points twice, February 21 vs. St. Francis (NY) and February 26 vs. Monmouth. Had 10 or more rebounds four times, including 12 twice.
2007-08: Started nine of 12 games played to start the season before missing the remainder of the season with an injury. Averaged 19.8 minutes, 4.8 points and 4.7 rebounds per game as a freshman. Named Northeast Conference Rookie of the Week on December 17 after posting back-to-back double-doubles in wins over UMBC and Delaware. Had 12 points and 12 rebounds against UMBC and 12 points and a career-high 13 boards at home against the Blue Hens. Had three double-figure scoring games and two double-figure rebounding games in his limited action. Had five or more rebounds six times.
Before CCSU: Played for three years at Henninger High School in Syracuse, NY for coach Eric Saroney. Averaged 16.8 points and 12.3 rebounds per game in his senior season. Named All-State by the New York Sportswriter's Association in his junior and senior seasons. Team finished senior season 18-5 and advanced to the Section III Class AA title game for the second straight year. Named All-Central in New York state. Two-time team most valuable player.


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