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Butler's first Gilman Scholars embark for international study
BY Tim Brouk
PUBLISHED ON Jan 24 2020
Two Butler University students traveled a combined 15,000-plus miles to conduct research abroad, thanks to the U.S. Department of State's Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships.
International Studies major Ashley Altman and Biology junior Dakotah Harris are the first Butler recipients of the nationally competitive scholarship, which enables students of limited financial means to study or intern abroad while gaining skills related to national security and economic prosperity. The program was established in 2000.
Altman left for Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on January 16. She is studying political science at the American University of Sharjah.
Harris is stationed in the outskirts of Cape Town, South Africa, where he'll gain experience in public health. He will learn outside the classroom via one-on-one mentorships through April 4. Harris will also work with a volunteer group from the Human Sciences Research Council. Their mission will be to educate nearby populations about HIV while diagnosing and treating those with the disease.
"There's a lot of very dangerous myths around HIV," Harris says. "I'll be working on getting information to the townships that don't necessarily have all the resources they may need."
Receiving $4,500 from the Gilman Scholarship, Altman's trip is part of the International Student Exchange Programs. His time in South Africa will help pave a career path in epidemiology and the prevention of infectious diseases.
Harris says the opportunity will get him in on the "ground level" for his future work in public health.
"I'm excited for this life-changing experience. I'm ready to serve the people," says Harris, who will leverage two years of research experience in Assistant Professor of Psychology Jennifer Berry's lab for his work abroad.
"Dakotah's drive and dedication to research will help him further investigate vaccines. Specifically from my lab, Dakotah has learned several skills and techniques—like animal handling—that will be useful for him in his future research endeavors," says Berry, adding that Harris has become a student leader in her lab. "I think this trip will give Dakotah a chance to help a lot of people, and that's what he's all about."
About 40 percent of Butler students take advantage of study abroad opportunities. For Harris and Atlman, The Gilman Scholarship has made that easier.
"To me, receiving a Gilman means that the students are motivated personally and academically to jump any hurdle in order to study abroad," says Jill McKinney, Director of Global Engagement at Butler. "Not only are the students likely going abroad for the first time, but they're also going to locations that have significant cultural and linguistic differences."
McKinney expects Altman and Harris to benefit from their experience by improving language and communication skills, gaining intercultural agility, and making contacts from around the world.
"Study abroad is a great talking point in job interviews," McKinney says. "In fact, we've anecdotally heard from our former students that they are asked more about their study abroad experiences than anything else they list on their resumes.
"For many Gilman Scholarship recipients, this scholarship is the reason they can make study abroad happen."
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Butler's first Gilman Scholars embark for international study
The awards will allow the students to complete research in South Africa and the United Arab Emirates
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Sustainability on the Syllabus
BY Katie Grieze
PUBLISHED ON Nov 25 2019
This story is part of a mini-series exploring The Farm at Butler, its methods, and its mission. Part four of six.
Some of the classes held at The Farm might seem obvious—a biology course about soil health, an environmental studies course looking at urban food systems, or a chemistry class studying contaminants. And yes, all of those happen at The Farm. But especially since the CUES received a major grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) last June—totaling almost $600,000—its curriculum has placed a new emphasis on weaving The Farm into a wider range of classes across campus.
Led by CUES Director Julia Angstmann, the NSF-funded project aims to promote scientific literacy by integrating STEM-related topics into non-STEM courses at Butler. Based on the idea that all people would benefit from a basic understanding of science before working together to solve societal challenges, these courses use the power of place-based experiential learning to connect students with science. Down on The Farm, where you can watch things grow and help make it happen, the class content comes alive.
As the project unfolds over the next three years, Angstmann will evaluate how campus farms and other green spaces can become centers of learning for all students. The NSF often tries to develop ways for non-STEM majors to continue engaging with science in their careers and personal lives, and by bringing religious studies, communications, health, and other disciplines down to The Farm, Butler is doing just that.
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Brent Hege says Christians usually interact with nature in one of two ways: as a resource for humans, or as an equal being.
"There's a lot of ambiguity in the Christian tradition about the relationship between Christianity and the environment," explains the Lecturer of Religion. "Some Christians think the environment is ours to use as we see fit—that we can exploit it because it's not really as important as human beings. Other Christians think that's totally misguided—that stewardship means respect, care, and love for the environment."
In the ecotheology class he teaches at Butler, Hege focuses on that second part—how can humans use religion to see nature through a "loving eye," caring for the earth and treating all things equally?
For the next time the class meets, Hege has added more place-based learning to the syllabus. In a new unit at The Farm, students will study how farmers think about their relationships with nature. Through interviews with workers at The Farm and with people who buy food from it, they'll see how urban agriculture highlights a range of perspectives about the environment.
Hege's research on the relationship between environmentalism and Christianity hasn't touched directly on sustainable farming. But growing up in Pennsylvania, he spent a lot of time working on family farms and eating local produce. It wasn't always as easy to find small-scale, sustainably-grown food when he first moved to Indianapolis, so he's excited for the chance to work with the CUES.
"I think one of the things about farming—or even about gardening—that I find so compelling is that it keeps us connected to rhythms, cycles, and patterns," he says. "It reminds us that, as hard as we try, we're not really in control of everything."
Hege wants to show students how Christianity can be a resource for addressing environmental problems. He hopes they learn to be present in their surroundings, noticing more of what they walk past every day and considering the role they play among it all.
"All of us are part of this natural world," he says. "So no matter where we're coming from, we have an obligation to think about how we live impacts all these other things."
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Lindsay Ems knows social media can be destructive. She knows it can be used to tear people down and target minority groups. But in her service learning class that has partnered with Indianapolis organizations every semester for more than four years, Ems focuses on how social media can empower communities.
In the course, the Assistant Professor of Communication pairs student groups with local organizations to help solve digital-media-based problems. Whether through live-Tweeting an event or developing a new campaign strategy, students help tell stories about the organizations.
The class has worked with a variety of Indy-based groups, including Cancer Support Community Central Indiana, Heartland Film, and Damien Center. They've partnered with The Farm at Butler about four times, and other food-related partners such as Indy Urban Acres, Keystone-Monon Community Garden, and Garcia's Gardens.
As part of the NSF grant, the course will soon start working exclusively with farming-based groups. Ems says empowerment often comes down to food access, so it's important for agricultural organizations to tell people what they do. She says there are so many places in Indianapolis trying to provide fresh, organic produce, but it won't make a huge difference unless they can get the word out.
Social media can make the whole food experience more efficient. But posting on Instagram isn't always a priority for farmers who just love being outside, so Ems says college students make a perfect match.
"When you get these organizations who are resource-strapped to begin with," she says, "they see [social media] as something they don't have time for. And we have students who are so good at it—so fluent and literate in the technologies."
Erin Underwood, a senior majoring in Human Communication & Organizational Leadership, worked on The Farm team when she took ORG 358 last fall. Before the class, she knew The Farm existed, but she says she didn't know much about it. That was exactly the issue her team worked to solve.
The group spent the semester building a social media plan for The Farm's channels, dedicating each month to promoting a different value. They created content highlighting topics from how The Farm benefits individual and community health to how the methods used there help care for the earth. For each theme, they explained the importance of the value and told the story of how The Farm is living it out.
Erin says the chance to work with a real organization taught her to collaborate, instead of just building a plan without understanding what it needs to accomplish.
"You need to be there to learn about them, listen to them, and hear what they need," she says. "You need to spend time understanding them so you can effectively make a social media plan in their voice. We could post the best content in the world, but if it doesn't feel like it's coming from The Farm, then I think it loses some of that spirit of what they really want to do with social media."
Erin says there's some value in classes that stick to hypothetical projects, building mock content and strategies for the sake of practice.
"But the fact that we were trusted as students to get experience with something like this made all the difference," she says of ORG 358. "It felt like the work we did was valued and really appreciated by our community partner, which was a cool thing to see."
Ems hopes the course helps students think more critically about their own social media use. She wants them to see that the same tools they use for posting memes, sharing animal videos, or chatting with friends can provide valuable ways to reach people in need.
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Growing a garden does more for your health than convincing you to actually eat all the fruits and vegetables you spent weeks watering and weeding. Working in the sun and digging in the soil can improve overall well being in a variety of ways, and Butler students can earn class credit learning how.
In Cultivating Well Being, Farm Manager Tim Dorsey challenges students to think about where food comes from, how to grow healthy foods, and the role gardening can play in a lifetime of well being. After a few days of readings and discussions, students get their hands in the dirt right down on The Farm.
"We're always looking for ways to be more a part of Butler's academic life, so this was a good step into that for us," Dorsey says about the class, now in its fifth year. "We're able to engage students in a course that fills a requirement while exposing them to our space. They can see right where the food is coming from."
Zach Madere, a senior Pharmacy major taking the class this fall, makes the most of that experience by visiting the Farm Stand each week to buy some of the produce he helped grow. Back in his kitchen, he cooks his own meals using cilantro, arugula, onions, and spinach that couldn't be much more local.
"I've never experienced anything like it," he says. "I think it's so cool that The Farm is literally in our backyard. I think it's awesome to be a part of that—to grow something—then to actually use what we grow."
But the class content goes beyond just a how-to on home-grown vegetables. Students also learn about broader societal issues in agriculture and food production, considering ways they can help face global challenges.
"I'd like to see them consider how the ways we answer questions in society—specifically relating to food systems, consumer choices, and government policies—not only affect society," Dorsey says, "but have an impact on communities, families, and individuals."
Part 1: Getting To The Root of It: How Butler's One-Acre Farm Has Evolved In a Decade
Part 2: Farming Full-Time: How Tim Dorsey Discovered the World Through Agriculture
Part 3: A Crash Course on Nature-Focused, Hands-In-The-Dirt Growing
Part 4: Sustainability on the Syllabus
Part 5: A Model for Urban Farming in Indianapolis
Part 6: So, Where Does All The Food Go?
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Sustainability on the Syllabus
As The Farm shifts to a primary focus on education, classes across the Butler curriculum find ways to use the space.
As The Farm shifts to a primary focus on education, classes across the Butler curriculum find ways to use the space.
Butler Board of Trustees Approves $100 Million Sciences Upgrade, Largest Investment in Butler's Future
BY Rachel Stern
PUBLISHED ON Jun 13 2019
INDIANAPOLIS—A new sciences complex is set to take shape on Butler University's campus, as the Board of Trustees approved the project during their June meeting.
The $100 million renovation and expansion is the largest investment ever by the Trustees in Butler's future. The project includes new high-tech classrooms designed to promote learning by doing, labs that mimic the set-up at top research companies, and work spaces meant to encourage cross-disciplinary collaboration. The facility will reflect the interdisciplinary nature of science, and eliminate labs designed for a single purpose. Classroom spaces will enable faculty to step away from the podium and move among students in a more hands-on approach to instruction.
"We have outstanding faculty, we have outstanding students, we have outstanding programs, and this project will allow us to take all of that to another level," says Jay Howard, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, who was also part of the project's original planning committee in 2011. "Science is an ever-changing discipline, and now we will have the flexible facilities to lead the field into the future."
Phases I and II of the project are expected to start very soon, with a predicted 18-month timeline. To date, $27.5 million has been raised for the project. The goal is to raise $42 million of the $100 million total cost through philanthropic support.
Thus far, major donations have come from the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Frank Levinson '75, Craig Fenneman '71 and Mary Stover-Fenneman, Lynne Zydowsky '81, Josh Smiley, Katie and Len Betley, Lou and Laura Glazer, Jane and Robert Wildman, and Dick and Billie Lou Wood.
The project will start with the creation of a connector building--linking Gallahue Hall and the Holcomb Building--that will house classrooms, study areas, and research labs dedicated to Chemistry, Astronomy, Physics, Engineering, and Psychology. The Phase I expansion will add nearly 44,000 square feet, as well as a nearly 13,200 square-foot atrium. This additional space will create a sciences corridor to house all of Butler's undergraduate sciences programs in a central complex.
"This is a significant and historic step forward as Butler continues to transform education for the needs of students and employers in the 21st century," President Jim Danko says.
"Our investment in the sciences, coupled with our new business school facility, provides our campus with the world-class infrastructure necessary to support critical skill development integrating business, science, innovation, and technology. These investments are also part of Butler's commitment to the Central Indiana region as we strive to attract, retain, and develop the talent necessary for our community's collective success."
A net importer
The vast majority of Butler science graduates choose to stay in Indiana after graduation. In 2016, for example, 63 percent of science graduates remained in Indiana.
"Butler is a net importer of scientific talent," Howard says. "Rather than be a part of the brain drain problem, we are actually importing talent to Indiana."
Butler has also long been a leader in preparing women for STEM careers. For many years, the majority of Butler's science majors have been women. Butler also has more Lilly Scholars than most institutions of a similar size, which speaks to the quality of its programs.
With new facilities, Butler's ability to prepare homegrown talent for STEM careers in the region will only grow.
"We are honored to support the continued growth of the sciences program at Butler, which is a legacy grantee of our foundation and an institution that our founder, Richard M. Fairbanks, strongly supported," says Claire Fiddian-Green, president and CEO of the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation. "Among our foundation's focus areas is supporting Indianapolis' thriving life sciences sector and the STEM workforce to support it. Fueling a robust pipeline of science students at Butler helps to advance those goals."
To prepare students for careers in a discipline that is evolving all the time, the new sciences complex needed a design that could change with new discoveries and new educational approaches.
Lab spaces will be flexible, students and faculty will work side-by-side, and areas of research will be grouped together to maximize collaboration. In addition to visiting other universities' facilities for ideas, the planning team visited Eli Lilly, Roche, and Corteva to get an idea of what labs at cutting-edge research companies look like.
"Scientific inquiry demands collaboration," Provost Kate Morris says. "Exciting work is happening at the intersection of multiple disciplines. The design of the new facility encourages this work by creating space that breaks down the traditional barriers between areas of study."
Endless possibilities
Phase II of the project will include renovating and repurposing the Holcomb Building, which will be vacated by the Lacy School of Business as it moves into its new building opening this fall. Phase III will involve a complete renovation of Gallahue Hall, which currently houses several science departments and has not been renovated since its construction in 1973.
Over the last 10 years, enrollment in the sciences at Butler has flourished, growing more than 70 percent. In addition, every student at Butler takes a science course because of the core curriculum.
With new facilities will come a plethora of new opportunities. New programs are being explored, such as Neuroscience and Data Science. Butler is already home of the country's largest Undergraduate Research Conference, and now, the cross-disciplinary lab spaces will inevitably lead to new research projects.
"I think it is hard to overstate the importance of this project, as it will prepare Butler students for the future and position us as a premiere undergraduate institution for the sciences," says Morris.
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Phases I and II of the project are expected to start very soon, with a predicted 18-month timeline.
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Saturday, November 29, 2008
One from the East, One from the West--USA
Two cards, both from the United States, found
their way to my mailbox today.
Amber sent me the card from Seattle, Washington
on the West Coast.
She says she thought it
was fun and random, even though she doesn't
eat sushi!
I love the card, but I don't eat sushi either.
I got a big laugh with this card!
Thank you, Amber, for the great card!
Deborah sent me greetings from South Carolina
with this great photo of the Haig Point Range Light.
Deborah is also a lighthouse lover, and that
is why she picked this card--although her favorite
lighthouse is St. Simon's Island in Georgia.
(As a coincidence, St. Simon's is the next lighthouse
I'm planning to paint!)
Thank you, Deborah, for a wonderful card.
I really like it!
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Labels: East Coast, West Coast
Two cards to say 'Thank You'
Fleur, who lives in Arras, France, has sent
me two beautiful cards as a 'Thank You'.
outdoor cafe in front of some beautiful buildings.
(I would love to sit at one of the tables under the cabana
and have coffee while I watch the people pass by! but
Fleur tells me they have snow on the ground now!)
The second card shows several places in the north of France.
In the upper left corner is Lille, the largest city in the area.
In the lower right is another view of Arras.
Thank you, Fleur, for showing me your part of France!
A City and a Ship, Lithuania
This pretty view card comes to me
fromn Gintare in Klaipeda, Lithuania.
of the old town. The ship in the lower right corner is the
'Heridianas' and it is the symbol of Klaipeda.
Thank you, Gintare, for sharing your city with me!
They look like a tower with a cross on the top.
A Kaj Stenvall Postcard from Finland
My first Kaj Stenvall card comes to me
as a 'thank you' from Johanna Jokela.
I had sent a postcard to her little daughter.
his paintings, each of which includes 'a very familiar
looking duck'. As you can see on the card above, he is sitting
on a flag-draped couch in this picture. Many see a likeness
between this duck and Disney's Donald Duck.
Kaj Stenvall maintains a gallery of his work in Helsinki, Finland.
Three more samples of his work are below.
Thank you, Johanna, for the great Stenvall card!
There were four (or, maybe, five) stamps on Johanna's
card. I like the bears with the snowy trees because,
when I think of Finland, snow always comes to mind!
And, of course, lighthouse-hugger
that I am, I always like the
lighthouse stamps. I believe
this one is the Gustav Dalen
lighthouse west of the border
between Aland and the Finnish
archipelagos. It was built in 1947.
I have always been fascinated by the Northern Lights, which
are shown on the left stamp. And there is a beautiful
snowflake on the stamp on the right. They are joined to
each other by a silver 'sparkly' snowflake in the corner.
The little cross-shaped stamp in the lower right corner seems
to have trees on it, but I can't tell for sure because of the
I think Finland has some of the most beautiful and
unique stamps of any I have seen!
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Labels: duck, Kaj Stenvall
A Yummy Treat from the Netherlands
This tasty-looking treat comes to me
from Reina in the Netherlands.
she is presented with these biscuits (cookies) that are sprinkled with
anise-flavored sweets (they call the sweets 'mouses').
If the woman has a girl, she gets pink 'mouses' and if she has a boy,
she gets blue 'mouses'.
Reina said she chose this card for me because I am a mother,
a grandmother, and a great-grandmother!
Thank you, Reina, you are a 'sweet' lady!
View from Ljubljana, Slovenia
France Preseren, a national poet of Slovenia,
first studied law. However, it is his beautiful poetry
that brought him fame.
These tear-stained flowers of a poet's mind,
Culled from my bosom, lay it wholly bare;
My heart's a garden: Love is sowing there
Sad elegies each with my longing signed.
You are their sun whole radiance, purblind,
I seek in vain at home and everywhere,
In theatre, on promenade and square,
Midst revels where the chains of dancers wind.
How often through the town with watchful eyes
I wander, praying for a fate more kind,
Yet catch no glimpse of that elusive prize.
I shed my tears to loneliness confined:
Hence all these songs which from my love arise;
They come from where no man can sunshine find.
where she lives. She says that this is a picture of Preseren Square.
In the middle stands a statue of France Preseren.
(See photo of statue below.)
Above his head is his muse, the lady he loved and to whom
he dedicated his best work--Julija Primic.
Preseren was poor and Julija Primic was rich and she was
unimpressed with his poetry. However, he continued to write
poems and sonnets.
were the work of Slovenia's famed architect, Josef Pleswic.
The street on the left takes you to the market. The one on the right
leads to Old Ljubljana where the old buildings have 'soul',
according to Rebecca.
Thank you, Rebecca for teaching me about your city and your poet.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Juminda Tuletorn
Diana sent me this beautiful lighthouse
postcard from Estonia. She says that when she
was a little girl, she always wanted to become
a lighthouse keeper. She adds that she still has
a 'thing with lighthouses'. I understand completely,
Diana, because I also have a 'thing with lighthouses'!
2 1/2 sides of Estonia's border is coastline and
it has more than 70 lighthouses.
('tuletorn' means lighthouse in Estonian). It was built
in 1937 on the biggest peninsula on Estonia's
northern shore, and was 26 meters high. In 2006, eight
metal cylinders were added to the upper shaft, and
now it stands 32 meters high, with two galleries.
Juminda Tuletorn was first painted black and white, but after the
addition, it was painted red at the top, black in the middle
and white at the bottom.
Thank you, Diana, for another great lighthouse to add to
my lighthouse postcard collection!
The one on the left is Vaindloo tuletorn, which is on a small
island in the Gulf of Finland. The other, of course, is
Juminda Tuletorn.
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Labels: Juminda, lighthouses, Tuletorn
Saturday, November 22, 2008
A New Card from Markku
Markku sent me this lovely birch forest.
As I told him, I love it because I don't often get the chance
to see birch trees--only when I go north
(the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, or Wisconsin, or Maine,
or some such place).
Thank you, Markku, for such a nice forest!
forest card to me. I first thought
the little fellow on the card was
a fish swimming in the water.
However, when I looked closer,
I saw that there were trees
along the left side of the stamp so
he is a little bird.All this talk about trees makes me think of
the poem by Joyce Kilmer, called, appropriately enough,
I think that I shall never see
A poem as lovely as a tree.
A tree whose hungry mouth is prest
Against the sweet earth's flowing breat;
A tree that looks at God each day
And lifts her leafy arms to pray;
A tree that may in summer wear
A nest of robins in her hair;
Upon whose bosom snow has lain,
Who intimately lives with rain.
Poems are made by fools like me,
But only God can make a tree.
A Map Card from Czrch Republic
Jarca, from the city of Usti Nad Labem in the Czech
Republic, send me this nice map card.
(it is just to the right of the lower right corner of the flag)
and it also has the flag and the shield in the upper left corner.
And, in the upper right corner, it has two maps showing
where the Czech Republic is in relation to the world and to Europe.
This one little card gives a LOT of information and I appreciate
that very much. Many thanks to you, Jarca!
I also found two pictures of Jarca's city, Usti nad Labem on the internet.
The first one is a very modern bridge over the river. This is a neat bit
The second picture is of a beautiful church.
It is the Church of the Lady's Assumption
I think, maybe, it is a 'Save the Planet' stamp as it shows
a green tree with longitude and latitude markings
superimposed over it.
It is a very nice stamp and I like the postmark beside it!
Posted by samjanice at 7:09 PM No comments:
Labels: Czech, Mapcard, Usti nad Labem
Friday, November 21, 2008
A Panda for Me--from Yi!
Isn't this a pretty little face?
It was sent to me by my friend, Yi, who
lives in Shanghai. She sent it in an e-mail
'thank you' for a small gift of some
seashells I had picked up on Padre Island and sent
to her.
Dear Shirley, I have received your presents.I like them very much:) These seashells have a very beautiful color,even leaving the water,they are still shining.I love the nature's present .Thank you shirley! Shirley, I prepare some giant panda's postcards for you.Hope you will like them.Attach a panda's photo.Hope you are happy every day Best Regards Yi
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
California and Finland
Two more nice cards came in the mail today.
It seems that, no matter how many cards I get,
I am always thrilled with each one!
Have a look at these.
It says, 'An intrepid surfer finds himself riding around Ventura
on a Fat Tire cruiser with a Vintage 70's Single Fin in hand,
patiently waiting for a swell to arrive.
As I told B, I am not a very good swimmer and I would be afraid
to try surfing, but I am very good at beachcombing and internet surfing!
Thank you, B, for this great card!
He says this is the castle of Turku.
I love these old castles. They remind me of fairy tales, beautiful
princesses and handsome princes!
This one reminds me of one in Spangdahlem, Germany,
which was supposed to be the castle in the story of Repunzel.
Thank you, Pekka, for a lovely card.
may be a carpenter. It is a nice stamp.
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Labels: castles, fairy tales, ssurfing
India and Malaysia
I received two really nice postcards yesterday
but I was so busy that I didn't have time
to post them on my blog.
However, I have them posted now!
Mangalore, India. This is a tribal painting of the First War of Independence
in India--also know as the Great Rebellion--in 1857.
This was when the sepoys, who were native soldiers, mutinied against
the British East India Company. The results were that
1) The rebellion was suppressed,
2) It was the end of Company rule in India,
3) Control was taken by the British Crown.
The Indian Empire was created out of the East India Company territory.
Some land was returned to native rulers and other land was
confiscated by the Crown.
Deepak tells me that he works for the postal service and is
in charge of the Philatelic Bureau of Mangalore.
Thank you, Deepak, for this interesting and beautiful card!
the second stamp shows Wilson College; and the third shows
the Madhav Institute of technology & Science in Gwalior.
Maureen says that Kota Belus is a district in Sabah and it is known
as the 'Land of the Cowboys of the East'. Each year a big open market,
the pcture on the left of the card,
called the Tamu Besar is organized during October. She says it is a place
where all farmers, fishermen, and vendors gather each week to sell their products.
It is also a time of meeting friends, fraternizing, song, dance, a beauty
pageant of local girls, and street musicians.
In a nearby field, visitors can see the 'Cowboys of the East' as they parade
their beautifully adorned horses (lower right corner). Also to be seen
are the 'bareback water buffalo races' (upper right corner).
Such an interesting event, Maureen. Wish I could be there for
These are the stamps that brought Maureen's card to Texas. The first
one shows the dragonboat races at the Tamu Besar. The one below looks
like a piece of jewelry, and there are two bird stamps.
Posted by samjanice at 8:12 PM No comments:
Labels: India, malaysia, sepoys, Tamu Besar (market)
Monday, November 17, 2008
Postcard from Luxor
Markku, who lives in Kouvola, Finland,
sent me this wonderful card showing the columns
in the Temple of Karnak.
This beautiful stamp brought me the card
from Egypt.
of Akhenaten. She was the Mother-in-law and probably the stepmother
of King Tuthankhamen, and she was know for her great beauty.
She is probably more famous than her husband and some have
theorized she may have even ruled as 'pharoah'.
In kthe picture on the stamp, she is shown in the conventional
pose of a pharoah striking his enemy.
The picture shows the huge pillars in the Great Hypostyle Hall,
Temple of Karnak. I was amazed at how the pillars dwarf the people!
Markku said the higher columns are 21 meters high (68.9 feet) and
the shorter ones are 'only' 13 meters (42.65 feet). He said they were
erected by RamesesII in the 13th century BC.
Looking on the internet, I found that a hypostyle hall has a flat
ceiling supported by tall columns. In the case of the Great
Hypostyle Hall at Karnak, the center aisle is supported by the taller
columns and flanked by the smaller columns. This allows windows
over the side aisles to allow light inside.
(Am I right, Markku?)
RamesesII is generally regarded as the greatest Pharoah of Egypt. He
reigned longer than any other, and is sometimes called Rameses the Great
and The Great Ancestor. Some believe him to be the Pharoah of Exodus.
I thought the Exodus pharoah was Amenhtop II. Amenhotep II was
followed by his son, Thutmose IV who was not the legitimate heir.
That honor belongs to the firstborn son, who evidently died before
taking the throne. Perhaps he was the one who died in the Passover.
If you are interested in this, you might visit
Thank you, Markku, for the beautiful card! I love it!
Posted by samjanice at 7:23 AM No comments:
Labels: Hypostyle, Luxor, Pharoah, Rameses II
Two cards from the U. S. of A.
I received two cards from the USA but,
strangely enough, each had a
'foreign' element to it.
Mi is a Chinese student who is studying in Ames, Iowa.
She has been in the States for about a year.
The card is a picture of an antique quilt which was made
about 1940. The pattern is called 'Housetop' and is a variation
of the Half Log Cabin pattern.
As I have also done quite a bit of quilting, I was thrilled with
this card!
Thank you, Mi, for choosing such a nice card for me!
However, this picture is of the north shore of Prince
Edward Island in Canada. This Canadian island is near
Newfoundland, where I have also lived. Many years ago, when Sam
was still in the Air Force, we lived in St. John's, Nfld.
When I look at this picture, it reminds me of the
Grand Banks of Newfoundland.
Thank you, David, for the nice 'memory' card!
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Labels: Grand Banks, Newfoundland, quilting
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Three Oriental Cards
In the last two days, I have received three
beautiful Oriental cards, each with
its own story to tell.
San translated much of the main parts of the card into Chinese writing,
including her name, my name, the name of her town, and the famous
industry of the port, black tuna. San also tells me that this card pictures
the PILI puppet show (also translated) in Taiwan.
The Pili puppet show is one of the most popular TV shows in Taiwan. It began
in 1985 and still continues today. Unlike traditional puppet shows, this
one uses state-of-the-art animation to help present its fighting art.
I found this picture of some Pili Merchandise
on the internet.
These pretty flower stamps
brought Sans card to me today.
I thank you, San, for such an interesting
I thank you, San, for such an interesting
that this is a view of Matsushima, Miyaji Prefecture. She said that Matsushima
is one of 'The three most beautiful places in Japan." She also says that
there are many small and beautiful islands in the sea of Matsushima, and
most of them are covered by Pine trees. 'Matsushima' means
'The Pine Islands' in Japanese.
The island in the picture is Zaimoku, a name that means 'woods' in Japanese.
In researching this place on the internet, I found another picture of
the same rock formation. However, it was shown as an arch, which has
now collapsed, leaving the unique tower of rock. Zaimoku is the most
famous of the islands of Matsushima.
And here are some more beautiful
flower stamps, these being
from Japan.
Thank you, Miko, for the nice card and stamps!
However, it was sent to me by Mandy, an American teacher of English
in the Peoples Republic of China. She lives in Nanjing, Jiangsu.
Mount Fuji is 3776 meters high, and it is Japan's highest mountain.
It has a nearly perfect shaped volcano, and it has been dormant since 1708.
At one time, it was worshipped as a sacred mountain. It is very popular
with artists and with common people.
I cannot read Chinese, it looks like it has a large bird
flying across a river and, perhaps, over the world.
Thank you, Mandy, for the beautiful card and for another
chance to indulge in my passion for research!
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Labels: Fuji, Matsushima, Oriental, puppet
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Two from Sisko, One from Isabella
Today is the first day I have had any Postcrossing
mail since October 31!
However, todays's mail brought a letter
from penpal Sisko, which also had two postcards inside,
and an official Postcrossing card from
Isabella in Italy.
How nice!!!
Isabella asked if I had ever been here. I had to tell her,
'Sadly, no!'
She said she chose the card because, if I like places around water,
I shouldn't miss this one. I would really love to see it, Isabella!
Thank you so much for the lovely card.
Isabella's card came with a great stamp too!
This is an Olympics 2008 stamp from Italy.
Again, I thank you, Isabella!
Again, I thank you, Isabella!
big city to her home in Ypaja. She says that they go shopping in Turku.
She lived there for two years while she was studying.
was taken at night during the Christmas season.
Isn't it beautiful?
Thank you, Sisko, for your cards and letter.
brought Sisko's letter to me.
I think Finland has beautiful
Thank you, and I'll be
writing to you soon, Sisko.
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Recently the Federal Government passed the Social Security and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2010. This bill is a massive change to the provision of welfare in Australia and represents an attack on the conditions and dignity of us all who are on benefits and the rest of us more broadly. This will make life for those on benefits increasingly difficult and intensify the powers of the state to interfere in the minutiae of people's lives. But why is this happening, especially when unemployment is at historic lows?
The Assembly for Dignity/Dissenterlink group is a network of disgruntled workers, students, unemployed, people on benefits and activists which formed to understand and demystify the welfare changes, spread that information and open space to organise against them.
We are based in Brisbane.
There is also an Assembly for Dignity group in Canberra.
Click 'What are the Changes' for more information on the changes and what we do.


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Configuring and calibrating a delta printer using the dc42 fork of RepRapFirmware
Telling RepRapFirmware that your printer is a delta
To tell RepRapFirmware that your printer is a delta and to define its parameters, put command M665 L### R### H### B### X### Y### in your sys/config.g file on the SD card, where ### represents a number. The L parameter is the diagonal rod length. The R parameter is your estimate of the delta radius. The H parameter is the height of the nozzle above the bed when the carriages are activating the endstop switches. The B parameter is the printable radius of the bed. X and Y are the angular offsets of the X and Y towers, and may be omitted or set to zero. All these values may include decimal portions.
You can also use an M666 command to set the homing switch corrections.
You also need to tell RepRapFirmware that the endstop switches are all at the high end using the M574 command. Here is an extract from a sample config.g file for the Mini Kossel:
; Axis and motor configuration M569 P0 S1 ; Drive 0 goes forwards M569 P1 S1 ; Drive 1 goes forwards M569 P2 S1 ; Drive 2 goes forwards M569 P3 S1 ; Drive 3 goes forwards M569 P4 S1 ; Drive 4 goes forwards M574 X2 Y2 Z2 S1 ; all endstops at high end, active high M665 R105.6 L215.0 B85 H235 ; set delta radius, diagonal rod length, printable radius and homed height M666 X0 Y0 Z0 ; put your endstop adjustments here
Setting up the homing file
You need to set up the homing commands in file sys/homedelta.g on the SD card. When configured for a delta printer, RepRapFirmware will always home all three towers when any G28 command is processed, ignoring any X, Y or Z parameters. Typical contents of homedelta.g would be:
G91 ; use relative positioning G1 S1 X250 Y250 Z250 F5000 ; move all carriages up 250mm, stopping at the endstops G1 S2 X-5 Y-5 Z-5 ; move all towers down 5mm G1 S1 X8 Y8 Z8 F500 ; move towers slowly up 8mm, stopping at the endstops G1 S2 X-5 Y-5 Z-5 F10000 ; move carriages down 5mm G90 ; back to absolute positioning
Adjust the "250" numbers in the first line to be somewhat greater than your maximum print height, to ensure that the carriages reach the endstops. During initial testing, you may wish to reduce the homing speed value "5000" in the second line to a lower value, to give yourself more time to press the reset or power button if something goes wrong. Alternatively, reduce the motor currents during initial testing using the M906 command.
The above works because when the S1 or S2 parameter is used in a G0 or G1 command, the X, Y and Z values in the command are used as values for the individual towers instead of the head coordinates. In the case of S1, the endstops are activated too.
Setting up the Z probe deploy and retract files
If your machine has a mechanical Z probe that needs to be deployed by moving the head in certain ways (e.g. standard Mini Kossel), then you need to set up macro files for deploying and retracting the probe. These are typically named sys/deployprobe.g and sys/retractprobe.g. Here is a sample deployprobe.g file:
M564 S0 ; don't apply limits G1 X25 Y93 Z40 F10000 ; put probe arm next to belt G1 X-5 F500 ; move probe arm slowly across belt G1 X12 F1000 ; move probe back G1 X0 Y0 F10000 ; move to somewhere sensible M564 S1 ; apply limits again
Here is a sample retractprobe.g file:
M564 S0 ; don't apply limits G1 Z40 F10000 ; raise head G1 X-59 Y66 Z35 ; move over the post G1 Z7 F500 ; push probe down on post G1 Z35 F10000 ; raise head again G1 X0 Y0 ; move to somewhere sensible M564 S1 ; apply limits again
Setting up the auto calibration file
Auto calibration is performed by sending command G32 (which is the same command used to do auto bed compensation on a Cartesian printer). This command runs macro file sys/bed.g, so all the work is done there. Here is a sample bed.g file:
M561 ; clear any bed transform, otherwise homing may be at the wrong height G31 X0 Y0 ; don't want any probe offset for this G28 ; home the printer ;*** Remove the following two lines if your Z probe does not need to be deployed M98 Pdeployprobe.g ; deploy the mechanical Z probe G30 P0 X0 Y0 Z-99999 ; dummy probe, because the mechanical probe gives inaccurate results the first time it is used after deployment ; Probe the bed and do 6-factor auto calibration G30 P0 X-73.6 Y-42.5 Z-99999 ; X tower G30 P1 X0 Y-85 Z-99999 ; between X and Y towers G30 P2 X73.6 Y-42.5 Z-99999 ; Y tower G30 P3 X73.6 Y20 Z-99999 ; between Y and Z towers G30 P4 X0 Y67 Z-99999 ; Z tower G30 P5 X-73.6 Y20 Z-99999 ; between Z and X towers G30 P6 X-36.8 Y-21.25 Z-99999 ; half way to X tower G30 P7 X36.8 Y-21.25 Z-99999 ; half way to Y tower G30 P8 X0 Y42.5 Z-99999 ; half way to Z tower G30 P9 X0 Y0 Z-99999 S6 ; centre, and auto-calibrate 6 factors ;*** Remove the following line if your Z probe does not need to be retracted M98 Pretractprobe.g ; retract the mechanical Z probe G1 X0 Y0 Z150 F15000 ; get the head out of the way of the bed
The probing is commanded by the G30 commands. You can have up to 16 probe points, numbered P0 to P15. The probe positions and order are not critical, but you should cover at least the centre and the extremities of the bed. The XY coordinates are where the nozzle will be, so if the Z probe is displaced from the nozzle then you must ensure that the probe is always over the bed, even if this means moving some of the probe points in from the edge.
This example uses ten points: six around the periphery, one at the centre, and three halfway between the centre and the periphery. For large delta printers, add at least 3 more probe points halfway to the periphery. If your Z probe has different trigger heights at different XY positions, you can add G31 Z commands to change the Z probe trigger height during the probing sequence, immediately before the corresponding G30 commands.
The S parameter on the final G30 command defines what calculation is actually done, as follows:
S=-1 Don't adjust anything, just print the height error at each probe point
S=0 Equivalent to S=<number_of_points_probed>
S=3 Adjust homing switch corrections only
S=4 Adjust homing switch corrections and delta radius
S=6 Adjust homing switch corrections, delta radius, and X and Y tower position offsets
S=7 Adjust homing switch corrections, delta radius, X and Y tower position offsets, and diagonal rod length
The adjustments are made so as to minimise the sum of the squares of the height errors.
If your printer is accurately built, then 4-factor calibration may be sufficient. For normal use I recommend 6-factor calibration. I don't recommend 7-factor calibration, because the diagonal rod length is not very well defined by the probing errors, and adjusting diagonal rod length will alter the XY dimensions of your prints.
If you wish, you can define several variants of bed.g and run them using the M98 command, or just 'print' them like any other gcode file. In particular, it is useful to have a variant that uses S-1 on the final G30 command, so that you can check the height errors multiple times without adjusting anything, to get an idea of how reproducible the Z probe height readings are.
Updating config.g
If the calibration errors are small, a single execution of bed.g will calibrate your printer accurately. Larger errors my require 2 or 3 runs to calibrate out. So I suggest the following procedure:
1. Run auto calibration, then use the M665 and M666 commands with no parameters to see the adjustments made.
2. Repeat (1) until the M665 and M666 results converge.
3. Edit those results into the M665 and M666 commands in config.g.
After this, a single auto calibration run will be sufficient. Note that the X and Y parameters of the M665 command are only supported in firmware version 1.09d-dc42 and later.


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