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Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- Delaware pro-life Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell surprised political pundits Tuesday night by defeating Republican Senate candidate Mike Castle, a longtime pro-abortion congressman whose pro-abortion and pro-embryonic stem cell research funding views clashed with O'Donnell's.
With 86 percent of the Delaware precincts counted, O'Donnell defeated Castle 54 percent to 46 percent.
Now O'Donnell will face pro-abortion Democratic candidate Chris Coons, but the concern for pro-life advocates is getting O'Donnell's numbers back up following a divisive primary because the latest polls show her losing to Coons...
Influential Republicans pledged Wednesday to support Christine O'Donnell's general election campaign after party leaders initially turned their backs on the Tea Party candidate following her upset win in the Delaware Senate primary.
O'Donnell's rise from obscurity to victory over longtime Rep. Mike Castle had sent Republican honchos in Delaware and Washington into a state of political shock. Aides for the top fundraising arm for Senate Republicans said Tuesday she would not be getting help from them -- a reaction that raised concern the party would torpedo its chances at a congressional takeover out of spite...
It's tea time in America. Conservative Christine O'Donnell pulled off a stunning upset over nine-term Rep. Mike Castle in the Republican Senate primary in Delaware Tuesday, propelled by tea party activists into a November showdown with Democrat Chris Coons.
After a primary season shaped by economic pain and exasperated voters, the grass-roots, anti-establishment movement can claim wins in at least seven GOP Senate races, a handful of Republican gubernatorial contests and dozens of House primary campaigns, and it influenced many others.
In the fight for New Hampshire's Republican Senate nomination, a second insurgent trailed in vote counting that was still going on Wednesday. After lagging in early returns, former Attorney General Kelly Ayotte moved ahead of Ovide Lamontagne with a lead of roughly 1,000 votes, with results tallied from 85 percent of precincts. Ayotte was backed by establishment Republicans and Alaska Gov.
How many seats can Republicans pick up in the fall?....
The political environment got worse for Democrats on Monday when Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s son said he'll pass on seeking his dad's former Senate seat in Delaware — the latest in a bad month for the struggling majority party.
Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden's decision not to run for Senate and instead seek re-election to his state office denies Democrats their sought-after candidate, and all but hands the seat to Rep. Michael N. Castle, a Republican and the state's lone congressman.
Losing the vice president's seat, currently held by a former Biden aide who is stepping aside at the end of this year, would be on par with Democrats' loss last week of the seat formerly held by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Coupled with North Dakota Sen. Byron L. Dorgan's decision not to run for re-election, they mark three seats that Republicans count as confirmed or likely pickups a little more than nine months before most voters go to the polls...
WILMINGTON, Del. -- Delaware Republican congressman Michael Castle is announcing that he's running for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Democrat Joe Biden last year after Biden was elected vice president.
In a brief, exclusive interview with The Associated Press before his news conference, Castle said he's running because he can do more for Delaware in the Senate than in the House.
In his official remarks at the Wilmington train station, he also said he was aware of a lot of support in Delaware and in Washington for his candidacy and reached his decision a little over a week ago after talking with his wife.
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(Erieville, NY – Oct. 2012) In your Sept. 19 article, "Anti-Drilling Contingent Returns," Sullivan Supervisor John Becker is quoted as saying, 'We are watching these other towns as they do all the work, and they could have a stack of documentation this high [holding hands about 18 inches apart], and the state could release the SGEIS and throw it all out.'
Becker's statement contradicts the political reality in New York state where "Home Rule" makes it incumbent upon all towns individually to decide whether to limit shale gas extraction in their locality. What the state government does with the SGEIS will have no bearing on what the towns have decided. Here in Madison County, the towns of Brookfield, Lenox, Lincoln and Eaton have already enacted moratoria banning gas drilling for various durations of time.
I am presently organizing a petition drive in Nelson that requests the imposition of a one-year moratorium on all oil and shale gas extraction within the town. We currently have 540 signatures, which represent 38 percent of the town's adult population.
When we finish our petition campaign, we will present the petition to the Nelson Town Board. We expect that they will, unlike the board of Sullivan, treat it with the seriousness and respect the will of the constituents deserve.
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The Federal Government has made decisions about the assessment process for of the Light Rail Stage 2. The delegate has determined that under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 construction and operation of
- Stage 2B of the Light Rail proposal is a controlled action and the assessment will be made by way of an Environmental Impact Assessment to be be conducted by the ACT Government – Major Projects Canberra.
- The controlling provisions were National Heritage places, listed threatened species and communities and Commonwealth land
- Stage 2A of the Light Rail proposal is a controlled action and the assessment will be by way of an examination of preliminary documentation.
DRA along with ISCCC had submitted that the Stage 2B assessment should be way of independent public inquiry. This request has been rejected.
While DRA fully endorses the objectives of Light Rail we remain sceptical that the current proposal will achieve its objectives.
Objective 5: deliver an affordable project solution to the Territory that drives innovation and provides a value for money outcome.
Objective 4: provide Canberrans with an attractive, convenient, efficient and reliable integrated public transport system that facilitates choice, increases public transport patronage and reduces car dependency.
We ask if the current express bus to Woden and local Deakin bus services will operate after Light Rail is built.


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Maria Bitner-Glindzicz: Daughter running marathon to help continue bike crash mum's vital genetic research
PUBLISHED: 17:07 23 November 2018 | UPDATED: 17:36 23 November 2018
The daughter of a molecular geneticist is running the London Marathon to help continue her mum's vital work, three months on from the bike crash in St John Street that killed her.
The daughter of a molecular geneticist is running the London Marathon to help continue her mum's vital work, three months on from the bike crash in St John Street that killed her.
Professor Maria Bitner-Glindzicz, 55, who was also a clinical geneticist, worked at University College London and Great Ormond Street Hospital.
She was at the forefront of genetic research into blindness and deafness, and was a patron of the Norrie Disease Foundation.
"Great Ormond Street gave me a place on the London Marathon for next year," said Maria's daughter Helena Miles.
"My worry is some of these rare genetic diseases don't get much funding, so we want people to know about conditions like Norrie.
"If my mum can't be here to carry on the work then at least we can make sure the work is carried on in some way."
Norrie disease is a rare genetic condition that primarily causes blindness but can also result in loss of hearing.
Helena, 27, has never run a marathon before but she is a regular competitor in the 10km Highbury Fields Park Run.
By poignant coincidence, it is currently both Norrie Awareness Week and Road Safety Week.
Helena, a research analyst, added: "Only 30 or so families in the UK have an official diagnosis so it can be quite scary for those suffering from it.
"I look at the difficulties these families have had to face, and their resilience, and it make me think doing something like running a marathon can only be so hard.
"Whatever my family have been through, they are people to look to as shining examples of how to be resilient and graceful in the face of adversity."
She stressed money from her crowdfunder, which has so far raised more than £1,600, will go directly towards researching rare diseases, rather than into the hospital's general costs.
The Gazette asked Helena how Islington might be made safer for cyclists.
She said: "Making sure the quality of the roads is up to scratch would be a good start.
"The state of the roads would definitely be one of the easier low hanging fruits to address.
"It would please everybody to have good, safe, smooth surfaced roads."
"The death of Professor Maria Bitner-Glindzicz is a tragedy," said Islington's transport boss Cllr Claudia Webbe.
"We are completely committed to making Islington a safer place for cyclists, including, closing roads, reducing traffic and tackling dangerous junctions – such as our work with the Mayor of London to remove gyratories at Old Street and Highbury Corner – and rebalancing roads in favour of pedestrians and cyclists, as with the new extension to the North South Cycle Superhighway at Farringdon."
You can donate to Helena's marathon page here: justgiving.com/fundraising/helena-miles1
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California. Catholic funerals. 2/17 '18
I have Joni Mitchell's "California" in my head, and that makes me happy. We are sitting in the Long Beach Airport, waiting to board our plane to Phoenix, where we will likely get stuck because of the snowstorm hitting Philly tonight. We scored first class tix, and this canceled-flight crap only ever seems to impact us on these rare occasions when we are flying on a non-Southwest flight and also managed to score first class seats. (So it's gotta be our fault somehow.)
We were in California for about 36 hours, for Uncle Greg's funeral services. They had a very short viewing just for close family, and good LORD, Greg looked AWFUL. Like, we all joked that maybe they brought the wrong guy to the funeral parlor, because seriously-- no resemblance whatsoever.
It's fascinating watching people from different families playing these familar roles... mourning wife, mourning sister, mourning children. No matter whether they're from my family, Matt's family, or a friend's family... there are these motions everyone has culturally agreed to go through, clothes you wear, things you say, body gestures you make... and we all have more or less agreed to play these roles when they are foisted upon us.
We gathered in a Catholic church in the middle of a breezy beach town in California, yet it smelled like a Catholic church, it had all of the symbols that I recognize... and I admit it brought me comfort somehow... being thousands of miles away from the church I grew up in, yet got comfort in the familiarity of the smells, sounds, and symbols that I assume are in every Catholic church.
But I also knew very deeply that these traditions didn't really *mean* anything to me other than simply tradition. And it made me think: When I die, I don't want this stuff.
At times I found myself imagining being in that front-row of the church, playing the role of the person closest to the departed, accepting the condolences and watching all of these gathered people playing their parts.
I know we will go through all of these motions/play these roles for when my Mom passes, because these things are very meaningful to her. And I imagine as my brother and I bury my Mom (and I guess my Dad; I've never really asked him what he wants), these rituals will be comforting to me and Jeff (my brother) because it's what would be expected of us. And in some weird way, it would be a symbol that we are the "family elders" now.
But when I die, I don't want a church service. I don't want a viewing (unless you can stuff my body so I'm standing up and making some totally silly expression, with my hands positioned into finger-guns so people can take tacky selfies). But seriously-- I don't want any of this formal Catholic stuff... but because what I want lacks the formality of these generations of practicing these roles, I kinda accept that when I kick off, there won't be any kind of "official farewell." Because without the formality, it also loses importance somehow.
Been thinkin' a lot today.
And with that, our plane just arrived, so it's time for us to fly to Phoenix so we can get stranded there. Yay.
[Edited to add: Flight from Phoenix to Philly took off right on schedule. Not sure what the weather sitch will be when we land, but I'll find out in 90 mins when our flight touches down. In the meantime, this has been a very pleasant flight so far.]
Death is for the living though. I think I wrote something like "cremate me - or really do whatever the hell you want - you're the ones going through a terrible time. Sorry, wish I could be there to help."
They would be on my bucket if I had a bucket.
welcome back. and i'm sorry again about Greg. :(
I want my mortal remains scattered at Eastern State Penitentiary, on Broadway, at Versailles, at the Tower of London and in the ocean off Bermuda by Archer and Hunter together. That's not really about the ashes, it's about them taking that trip together, that pilgrimage to their mother's favorite places. Now that I think about it, there are also a couple of stops along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway - the FI, the PMA. I hope they think of me fondly every time they smell The Heart.


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Monday, March 10, 2008
Tuesday, March 11 - Eugene W. Sard
There were three theme answers...each spanning the grid with 15 letters. All were good answers, and I thought it was a clever theme.
17A: Is pessimistic (expects the worst).
38A: Is optimistic (hopes for the best).
60A: Is apathetic (couldn't care less).
Favorite clues and/or answers:
6A: "Bearded" bloom (iris). Ours are just starting to pop through the ground. I'm more than ready for spring.
14A: Exotic jelly flavor (guava). We had that in Hawaii, but I don't think we've had it since. Must see if I can find some for a tropical treat.
16A: Boston suburb (Lynn). Never heard of it, but it's also the name of my childhood best friend. We're still in touch...almost 40 years after graduation.
21A: "I agree completely" (so true).
29A: Diving bird (auk).
32A: __ shui (feng). I wondered if my house was arranged properly, so I picked up a book on feng shui. It's a wonder we didn't all die twenty years ago. According to that book, everything in our house is wrong.
42A: Taj Mahal site (Agra). Crosswordese that you should remember. I finally have.
43A: Hobby knife brand (X-acto). There's nothing quite like an X-acto knife.
55A: Binging (on a spree). I like that this didn't end in -ing...and that I didn't second-guess myself when I saw that it didn't.
5D: Masked scavengers (raccoons). We're not bothered by them here, but we had to enclose our compost pile and put a concrete block on top to keep the skunks from playing in it.
8D: "__ bin ein Berliner" (ich). I remember this from my childhood. John F. Kennedy said this, intending to say, "I am a Berliner." He should have left out ein...because what he said translated to "I am a jelly doughnut." If any of you know German and can tell me once and for all if that is true, I'd be grateful.
9D: Tom Jones's "__ a Lady" (She's). There are probably a hundred ways to clue that answer, but because they chose this one...here's Tom Jones singing it. Aah, the seventies...don't you love the lace on his cuffs.
11D: Gift of the Magi (myrrh). I love the way it looks...as though it must be spelled wrong.
19D: Captain Queeg's creator (Wouk)...from "The Caine Mutiny." Humphrey Bogart was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of Queeg in the 1954 film.
25D: "Love and Marriage" lyricist Sammy (Cahn).
46D: Screwy (wacko).
I liked the similar cluing for consecutive answers...66A: Attack, as with eggs (pelt) and 67A: Attack with rocks (stone). Eggs would be messy, but I'd take them over rocks.
That's it for tonight. Here's the grid...
...and I'll see you tomorrow.
Linda G
12 comments:
I like to think he's the IEEE guy. We need more techies making puzzles!
- March 10, 2008 at 10:00 PM
Those irises can't bloom too soon -- nice photo!
- March 10, 2008 at 10:06 PM
Lynn is a city just north of Boston along the coast here in Massachusetts. A real "olio" in population! Because it has access points from the south, west and north, and a reputation to boot, the gingle goes like this:
"Lynn, Lynn, the city of sin. You never go out the way you came in."
- March 11, 2008 at 5:06 AM
- wendy said...
Sard is my new crossword boyfriend. Totally got a kick out of the puzzle.
New word, never before used, per Jim's site - SPYHOP. WACKO but neat.
I kept hoping the last part of the theme would play out as the lyrics to a Mel Brooks song from The Twelve Chairs - "hope for the best, expect the worst, some drink champagne, some die of thirst ..."
Look for a Tom Jones at ye olde blog sometime soon, Linda! Just trying to figure out which one I really want to immortalize ;)
- March 11, 2008 at 5:13 AM
- Linda G said...
Thanks, Norman, for the info on Lynn.
Wendy/Jim, I totally missed blogging about SPYHOP and SEASCOUT. I should highlight clues that I want to include so that doesn't happen again. C'est la vie.
Anonymous, if you'll put a first name (like Norman does), I can reply personally ; )
For some reason, Blogger isn't sending me comments via email. I just checked the blog before heading to work and was surprised (but pleased) to see four comments. Wonder what's up with that...just checked my settings and they're good to go, so must be a Blogger glitch.
Off to a 7:30 meeting...which is really 6:30.
- March 11, 2008 at 6:49 AM
It turns out that "ich bin ein Berliner" is sort of an urban legend. Look at this, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ich_bin_ein_Berliner
From the Wikipedia entry, "In fact, Kennedy's statement is both grammatically correct and perfectly idiomatic, and cannot be misunderstood in context. The urban legend is prevalent only in English-speaking countries but largely unknown in Germany, where Kennedy's speech is considered a landmark in the country's postwar history.
- March 11, 2008 at 7:11 AM
- Ulrich said...
@Linda: As a German, I can confirm what jimd said--Germans who know about this legend consider it perfectly silly: I do not believe that any German listening to the speech did not understand it as intended.
- March 11, 2008 at 1:59 PM
- Linda G said...
Thanks, jimd and ulrich...it's nice to finally put that one to bed.
- March 11, 2008 at 3:01 PM
- Bill from NJ said...
As to SEASCOUT - Someone commented that The Hardy Boys were Sea Scouts and since I read those books as a kid, that is where I remember it from. These were the un-updated books from the 30s and 40s. These books have been updated in the 70s and 80s and references to SEASCOUTS disappeared!!
I guess they were no longer relevant to modern audiences.
I wonder if the same thing happened to the Nancy Drew books
- March 11, 2008 at 3:37 PM
- Ulrich said...
@Linda: I have a friend who was there in front of the city hall when Kennedy gave the speech. He says people were packed like sardines, literally standing on each others toes, but that the excitement was so great that he only noticed when he was home that his feet were bloody. My only personal connection is that my (American) wife and I got married in the same city hall (many years later).
- March 11, 2008 at 3:52 PM
- Linda G said...
Bob, to answer your Nancy Drew question...yes. I bought a few for my girls, and they didn't seem the same. Nancy no longer referred to her car as a roadster. How sad.
Ulrich, way before the days of airport (and other) security, our neighbor, a highway patrolman, took our family to see JFK and his family shortly after their arrival at Palm Beach International Airport. John Jr. was just a few weeks old, and we all stood right by the limo as it went by...not three feet from us. Caroline waved to us, the President and Mrs. Kennedy smiled, and she pulled back the blanket so we could see the baby. It was such an exciting moment for all of us. Things like that will just never happen again.
- March 11, 2008 at 4:01 PM
- wendy said...
I've got one of those JFK stories too! We used to vacation on Cape Cod, and for some unknown reason my parents, though staunch Republicans, decided to drive us out to Hyannis to see the Kennedys coming out of church. Same limo deal.
- March 11, 2008 at 9:13 PM


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"The Vaporization Enthalpy of a Peculiar Pakistani Family" (first published in Qualia Nous (2014) edited by Michael Bailey) is many things, but most of all it is a warning–knitted together in science speak and religious philosophy with a satisfying, if enigmatic, ending. Though it is not the easiest story to digest on the first read, I felt my effort was very well rewarded. Continue reading


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UB40 featuring Ali, Astro & Mickey set for Belfast's SSE Arena
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'A Real Labour of Love 40th Anniversary Tour'
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Following the release of 'A Real Labour Of Love' – their most successful album for 25 years, UB40 Featuring Ali, Astro & Mickey have today announced they will bring their highly anticipated 'A Real Labour Of Love and 40th Anniversary Tour' to The SSE Arena Belfast and 3Arena Dublin next March.
With 2019 marking 40 years since UB40 first performed live, the legendary reggae band will be celebrating with a greatest hits set that features global smashes including 'Red Red Wine', 'Cherry Oh Baby', 'Rat In Mi Kitchen' and 'Kingston Town'. Ali, Astro & Mickey will be joined on-stage by their incredible eight-piece reggae band.
UB40 Featuring Ali, Astro & Mickey's new album 'A Real Labour Of Love' debuted at No.2 in the charts, only dropping one place a week later to No.3, and the album has now spent almost a month in the Top 10. The new album, the legendary reggae band's highest chart entry since 1993's No.1 'Promises And Lies', was Radio 2's Album Of The Week and received 4-star reviews in the Daily Mail and Daily Star who said it "crackles with the energy of their classics."
The next single to be taken from 'A Real Labour Of Love' is 'How Could I Leave', impacting on April 27th. The follow-up to their Radio 2 playlisted single 'She Loves Me Now', 'How Could I Leave' is a fresh interpretation of a 1977 classic from the Crown Prince of reggae Dennis Brown. "It's a standard because of the hook,"' says Ali. "It's a real ear-worm, a bit like Johnny Cash's Ring Of Fire."
As founding members of Britain's biggest reggae band UB40, singer Ali Campbell, second vocalist Astro and keyboardist Mickey Virtue topped the UK singles chart on three occasions and sold 70 million records as they took their smooth yet rootsy musical blend to all corners of the globe. Between 1983 and 1998 UB40 produced three 'Labour Of Love' albums, bringing hits such as Eric Donaldson's 'Cherry Oh Baby', Lord Creator's 'Kingston Town' and Johnny Osbourne's 'Come Back Darling' to a new, global audience. They also topped the charts on both sides of the Atlantic with their reggae cover of Neil Diamond's 'Red Red Wine'. Now with 'A Real Labour Of Love' they give us a fresh take on the legendary series of albums, putting the focus primarily on reggae tracks from the 1980s.
Recorded and mixed at Dean Street and RAK Studios, 'A Real Labour Of Love' was produced by Ali, whose instantly recognisable voice is augmented by the 'sing-jay' vocal style of Astro. The latter takes the lead on six of the album's 16 tracks, placing the two singers at the helm of an 11-piece band. Sadly, 'A Real Labour Of Love' also marks the passing of long-serving trombonist John Johnson. A former member of Simply Red who joined forces with Ali seven years ago, John played on the album but passed away shortly after the recording. The album is dedicated to him.


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The new president of ALADYR, the Latin America desalination and water reuse association, sees his organisation as a window onto the region for international companies. His big aim is to step up events during 2018, taking knowledge of desalination and reuse out to the market.
RO consumes 4% of Malta's electricity, says new group
Reverse-osmosis desalination plants consume almost 4% of Malta's electricity supply, according to a statement from the newly-formed Malta Water Association (MWA) on 22 March 2011. The group, made up of hydrologists, engineers and other water experts, warned that urgent action is needed to protect Malta's water resources, which "are among the scarcest in the world and under severe stress."
Highlights to watch at IDA World Congress 2017
Technical program chair Miguel Angel Sanz introduces his highlights from the line up at IDA World Congress 2017
LG Chem bags five orders worth US$ 8 million
LG Chem has acquired new orders for water purification filters totalling US$ 8 million under exclusive deals with five desalination projects. The projects are at sites in Israel, Spain, Malta, Egypt and Mexico, the company said.
Desalitech closed-circuit technology set for BWRO project
Israel-based Desalitech Ltd announced on 7 April 2011 that it had been awarded a contract to design and build a reverse osmosis (RO) desalination system for Environmental Protection Technologies (EPT), a global company that leads the industrial wastewater treatment market in Israel.
South Australian town to get new desalination plant
South Australia's water minister, Ian Hunter, announced on 1 May 2013 that a brackish-water desalination plant to deliver improved water quality to the town of Hawker, in the Flinders Ranges 100km north of Port Augusta, had been approved for construction.
Escondida desalination is first Doosan job in Latin America
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction announced its first seawater desalination plant project in the Latin American market on 25 August 2013.
Consolidated bidding for Mexican SWRO desalination
Consolidated Water Co (CWCO) has declared itself to be one of the tenderers for the El Salitral desalination plant in Baja California, Mexico. Bids are due by June.
Acciona to build RO plant for Chile mines
Spain's Acciona Agua has been selected by Grupo CAP to design, build, bring into service and operate for 20 years a seawater desalination plant to service mining operations in the Copiapó Valley in Chile's Atacama Region III.
Woongjin opens all-Americas headquarters and factory
A new American headquarters and membrane manufacturing facility was opened on 5 April 2011 in Anaheim, California, by Woongjin Chemical America Inc, manufacturer of CSM reverse-osmosis and nanofiltration membranes for desalination and water treatment.
Consolidated expects more desalination in Mexico and Bali
Desalination supplier Consolidated Water Co, based in the Cayman Islands, says that its Rosarito project in Mexico has presented an opportunity for two other potential Mexican projects similar in size to its larger Caribbean operations.
Planned Mexican desalination plant to serve US utility
Reverse osmosis desalination company, Consolidated Water, has reported progress in its plan to build a seawater desalination plant in Mexico to supply a US water utility.
Land-purchase brings Consolidated's Mexican SWRO nearer
The planned Rosarito seawater desalination project in Mexico close to the US border took a step nearer on 22 May 2014 when Consolidated Water Co Ltd announced that it had completed the land purchase for the project.
H2O Innovation takes Californian reuse contract
A contract to expand the Leo J Vander Lans Advanced Water Treatment Facility in Long Beach, California, has been awarded to Canadian company H2O Innovation Inc.
RWL-led Mexico seawater desalination project starts construction
A consortium of RWL Water Group and Mexico's, Libra Ingenieros Civiles and RJ Ingenieria has begun construction of 22,000 m3/d reverse osmosis (RO) seawater desalination plant in Mexico's Baja California.
Ministry reported to have rejected Chile desalination EIS
The Ministerio del Medio Ambiente (Environment Ministry) in Chile has apparently rejected the environmental impact study (EIS) produced by Suez subsidiary Agbar Chile for an 86,000 m³/d desalination plant in Northern Region III.
Australians win Cape Verde desalination agreement
A letter of intent involving a desalination plant with an initial capacity of 4,000 m³/d has been given to Water Resources Group (WRG) of Perth, Australia, from the Municipality of Santa Caterina in Cape Verde.
IDE lands big Australian mining RO contract
IDE Technologies has been awarded the design and supply contract for a 140,000 m³/d desalination plant for the Sino Iron Project in Western Australia by CITIC Pacific Mining.
Chilean mine SWRO gets environmental approval
An environmental impact study (EIS) for a 26,000 m³/d desalination plant for a mining operation in northern Chile is reported to have been approved by the regional office of the Ministerio del Medio Ambiente (environment ministry).
Desalination plant needed for Mexican mine
Denver-based Vista Gold Corp is planning to build a desalination plant to meet the needs of its planned Concordia mine in Baja California Sur, Mexico.
El Salitral desalination bids to close in July
The Comisión Estatal del Agua (CEA) in the state of Baja California, Mexico, is expecting between five and eight firm offers when tenders close on 22 July 2011 for the El Salitral seawater desalination plant in Ensenada.
Aqualogy starts up copper mine desalination plant in Chile
Aqualogy has inaugurated the operation and maintenance of a US$ 100 million reverse osmosis desalination plant built for the Mantoverde copper mine.
Fluor to build Dow's RO membrane factory in Saudi Arabia
Fluor Corporation has been awarded a contract by the Dow Chemical Company to build Dow's reverse osmosis (RO) membrane manufacturing facility in Jubail Industrial City II in Saudi Arabia.
Workshop on membrane water technologies set for March
A workshop on alternative water resources, such as brackish-water desalination and wastewater reuse is being organised in Thessaloniki, Greece on 5 March 2009 by the Center for Research and Technology Hellas and the Berlin Centre of Competence for Water.
Intensive short desalination course from UNESCO-IHE
An intensive short course on Membrane Technology in Drinking & Industrial Water Treatment has been announced by UNESCO-IHE).
NWC report boosts Australian brackish desalination
Brackish groundwater desalination can be considered a viable community water supply option in some areas, says a report just announced by Australia's National Water Commission (NWC).
Agency approves W Australian desalination plant
Western Australia's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on 13 February 2012 announced conditional approval for Grange Resources Ltd's proposal to construct and operate the Cape Riche Desalination Plant.
Veolia Peru wins operation deal for mine desalination
Veolia Peru, has won a three-year operation and maintenance contract for a 4.1 Ml/d reverse osmosis desalination plant at the Cerro Lindo multi metal mine owned by Lima-quoted exploration and mining firm, Milpo.
Bechtel contract for Escondida desalination project
BHP Billiton has contracted Bechtel to provide engineering, project management and construction services for the water supply to the Escondida copper mine in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile.
RO desalination plant completed in Lake Worth
A 4.5 MGD (17,000 m³/d) reverse-osmosis drinking-water plant for Lake Worth, Florida, USA, began a month of testing in late July following completion earlier in the month.
Mexico invests heavily in six new desalination projects
Mexico is investing more than one billion pesos in six initiatives to construct seawater reverse osmosis desalination plants on the country's coast where, according to national water authority Conagua, water availability is low while there is high potential for development.
Bank lends US$ 22 million to Korean firm to fund Mexican desalination project
The North American Development Bank has provided a U$ 22 million loan to South Korean company GS Inima Environment which is building a US$ 48 million, 28.5 Ml/d reverse osmosis desalination plant in Ensenada, Mexico.
SEDA workshop to look at RO operational variances
The Southeast Desalting Association (SEDA) is to hold a Workshop on Brackish and sea water reverse osmosis operational variances in Gibsonton, Florida, at the Tampa Bay Desal II Water Treatment Plant.
June start for Clearwater RO plant in Florida
Construction is due to start in June 2013 on the second reverse-osmosis water treatment plant for City of Clearwater, Florida, following a groundbreaking ceremony on 6 May 2013.
Q&A: Fisia's Silvio Oliva on why the Italian firm is expanding into Latin America
Fisia Italimpianti managing director Silvio Oliva says that the combination of demand for water treatment and desalination in Latin America makes the region a interesting prospect for investment.
Belville planning board approves reverse osmosis plant
A request by US local water utility, H2GO (Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer), for an amendment to allow for the building of a reverse osmosis brackish water purification plant has been approved unanimously by the planning authority at Belville, North Carolina.
First Degrémont BWRO unit starts up in Saudi Arabia
The first of the 5,000 m³/d modular brackish-water desalination units being supplied to Saudi Arabia's National Water Company (NWC) by Degrémont began producing water on 7 February 2013.
California city ponders desalination revival
California's city of Morro Bay is poised to apply to the state Coastal Commission to operate continually its currently idle reverse osmosis desalination plant. The city let its operating permit expire in 2000, and the plant - built in 1992 - has not operated since then except for occasional emergency use.
Degrémont wins brackish-water contracts in Riyadh
Suez Environnement subsidiary Degrémont has been awarded two contracts worth EUR 40 million to supply reverse-osmosis (RO) brackish-water desalination plants at 14 sites in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Second Isobarix ER unit installed in Mexico
Isobarix has installed its second commercial XPR energy-recovery unit for Memco Sistemas de Separacion SA de CV, who operate several seawater reverse-osmosis plants at resorts in Cancun and Los Cabos, Mexico.
Mobile BWRO system aids Greek power-station completion
Completion of a power-station water treatment project based on mobile brackish-water reverse-osmosis (BWRO) desalination systems was announced in on 3 February by Swiss-based Ecolutia Services, part of the Stulz/Hager & Elsässer group.
Further funding for San Antonio BWRO desalination project
Initial project construction for the brackish groundwater desalination program planned by San Antonio Water System (SAWS) in the USA will now be possible following a US$ 24.6 million loan from the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB).
Texas wastewater-reuse plant could be first of three
The Colorado River Municipal Water District (CRMWD) in Texas, USA, is anticipating the construction phase early in 2011 of its first regional water reclamation plant, which will be membrane-based and located in Big Spring.
Hitachi in Libyan MBR tie-up
Libyan water technology company El Zulal announced on 21 July 2010 that it has signed a sales and marketing agreement with Hitachi of Japan to distribute Hitachi's membrane bioreactor (MBR) product range in Libya.
Desalination booming in Tunisia
Desalination in Tunisia took a major step forward in July with the award of the 50,000 m³/d Djerba seawater desalination contract to a consortium including Befesa of Spain, announced on 14 July 2010, and the launch of a tender for the supply of ten brackish-water desalination plants at the end of the month.
Four-stage RO for London desalination plant
The UK's 150,000 m³/d Thames Gateway brackish-water reverse-osmosis (RO) desalination plant, which was opened by Queen Elizabeth's husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, on 2 June 2010, has a four-stage RO process.
Another TWDB loan for SAWS desalination project
The Texas Water Development Board has given a US$ 50 million loan to the San Antonio Water System (SAWS) towards its first-ever groundwater desalination plant in southern Bexar County.
Delayed Tarpon Springs reverse osmosis plant nears completion
Construction of a long-awaited US$ 45 million brackish water reverse-osmosis plant at the US city of Tarpon Springs, Florida is close to completion a few weeks behind schedule.
Desalination featured on redesigned SAWS website
San Antonio Water System (SAWS) has featured its brackish-water reverse-osmosis desalination project as one of the headlines on its newly redesigned website.
Texas state funding wind-powered desalination pilots
The Texas Department of Rural Affairs (TDRA) is offering US$ 1.5 million to smaller local governments in the US state for brackish-water desalination demonstration projects using wind energy. Deadline for applications for the 2010 Desalination Fund is 29 January 2010.
Pall wins 100,000m³/d BWRO system in Manila
A 100,000 m³/d brackish-water desalination system is to be built in Manila, Philippines, by Pall Corporation.
Doosan completes Luggage Point wastewater reuse job
Doosan Hydro Technology announced on 3 June 2009 that it had completed its work on the Luggage Point Advanced Water Treatment Plant in Queensland, Australia, part of the Western Corridor Recycled Water Project, the southern hemisphere's largest recycled water project.
Aquatech wins SWRO desalination contract in Gujarat
Tata Power has awarded Aquatech International Corporation an EPC contract for a 25,200 m³/d seawater reverse-osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant for India's first Ultra Mega Power Project (UMPP) at Mundra in coastal Gujarat.
Papers invited for 2013 AWWA/AMTA event
With the 2012 AWWA/AMTA Membrane Technology Conference under way this week in Phoenix, Arizona, a call for papers has been issued for next year's event in Texas.
Planned Texas inland desalination plant will be USA's biggest
San Antonio Water System (SAWS) is constructing what will become the largest inland desalination plant in the USA. The plant will desalinate groundwater from the Wilcox Aquifer in southern Bexar County, Texas.
EDR researcher wins 2013 Channabasappa Scholarship
The International Desalination Association has awarded its 2013 Channabasappa Scholarship to Leila Karimi, a PhD candidate at the Institute for Energy & the Environment, Chemical Engineering Department, New Mexico State University (NMSU).
IDA to return to Dubai for World Congress 2019
The International Desalination Association (IDA) is to return to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, for its World Congress in 2019, building on the earlier success of the IDA World Congress held in the emirate in 2009.
Koreans purchase Spanish desalination company
Spanish desalination and water treatment company Inima OHL Medio Ambiente has been bought by GS Engineering & Construction, a South Korean company based in Seoul.
New Mexico city seeking 4 MGD desalination plant
The city of Alamogordo, New Mexico, USA, is looking to use a 4 MGD (15,000 m³/d) desalination plant to provide a safe dependable supply from brackish water wells.
Q&A: Dow's Renato Ramos on how water tech can support Latin America
Renato Ramos, commercial director for Latin America at Dow Water & Process Solutions explains how intelligent use of water technology can support prosperity in Latin America
US bill seeks major desalination research expansion
US Senate hearings began on 10 March 2009 into a bill on the relationship between energy and water which could have wide implications for desalination research, both in the US and internationally.
AMTA/AWWA 2015 membrane conference abstracts invited
The American Membrane Technology Association (AMTA) and the American Water Works Association have issued a call for papers for their fourth joint Membrane Technology Conference to be held in Florida in 2015.
Solar still v RO comparison for S Australia desalination
A full solar distillation plant was compared with reverse osmosis (RO) for a small groundwater desalination project in South Australia and RO was chosen as the preferred option.
GE expands HERO licensing agreement
GE Power & Water announced on 1 February 2011 that it has completed a new expanded licensing agreement to allow it to continue offering High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis (HERO) systems to help more of its industrial customers increase their water usage efficiency and reuse capacity.
Maltese desalination test-bed shows SalTec energy-recovery advantages
Throughout the desalination industry, plant operators are looking for long-term solutions with lower lifecycle cost because of the link between water costs and energy costs. In order to meet operators' demands and requirements, equipment manufacturers are investing considerable resources in the development of new technologies that will reduce energy costs. The Water Services Corporation in Malta is one example of a forward-looking operator of a seawater reverse-osmosis (SWRO) plant seeking to ensure the production of high-quality drinking water at an affordable price. Established in 1993 to produce and distribute potable water on the islands of Malta and Gozo, WSC has an annual production target of 35 million m to satisfy the needs of its 400,000 residents and in excess of one million tourists. With the drive to produce greater efficiencies and water quality WSC has taken an opportunity to investigate and monitor the potential of a new technology from KSB, the SalTec pressure boosting and energy recovery system. The SalTec DT pressure exchanger in combination with KSB's HGM RO high-pressure pump creates a highly attractive proposition for RO plant designers and operators. The SalTec DT system provides a nominal capacity of 250 m /h, giving it the capability to operate in plants with train sizes ranging between 4,400 m /d and 5,000 m /d of permeate at common recovery rates.
Top 20 water-stressed countries with solar potential
The World Resources Institute (WRI) has named the world's top 20 most water-stressed countries which have the most solar energy potential.
Desalitech and Veolia tie up Mexican MoU
Desalitech Inc has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies to bring advanced cost‑effective high‑recovery water solutions to Mexico and additional countries worldwide.
Bundamba wastewater reuse plant passes second quality test
The second Water Quality Report for the Bundamba Advanced Water Treatment Plant in Queensland, Australia, has confirmed the excellent quality of the purified water it produces and proved that the water is safe to add to the drinking supply, says government agency WaterSecure
Energy Recovery: 'hyper-focused' on water
The former chief financial director of Energy Recovery has now stepped into the top job as chief executive on a permanent basis. He reveals plans to develop new packaged product for the desalination market, and takes a wry line on the industry's lively rumour mill.
MF/RO plant may be Santa Clarita salt solution
A microfiltration/reverse-osmosis (MF/RO) advanced wastewater treatment plant is one of several options being considered by the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District (SCVSD) in California, USA, to deal with excessive chloride levels in the wastewater it discharges to the Santa Clara River from its two treatment plants.
Malta tenders Euro 10 million desalination project
The Water Services Corporation of Malta has issued a tender for a reverse osmosis plant at Hondoq Bay on the Island of Gozo.
EIS filed for SWRO desalination plant for Chile fishery
An environmental impact study (EIS) has been filed by Seven Seas Water Chile SpA for the Bahía Caldera Desalination Plant in Chile's Region III.
UN urges desalination industry to improve on brine
The United Nations has called on the desalination industry to clean up its act on brine as the number of desalination plants worldwide continues to climb.
Tunisia and Malta to share desalination expertise
Tunisia has signed an agreement with the Mediterranean island of Malta involving sharing of expertise on desalination plants.
Ceramic nanofiltration company gets big investor
ItN Nanovation AG, a start-up company in Saarbrucken, Germany, making nanofiltration ceramic products for the water industry, announced on 9 December 2010 a framework investment agreement with the US investment fund YA Global Master SPV Ltd, part of the Yorkville Group.
Nine desalination studies bag US$ 1.4 million funding
Nine research projects and pilot studies will share US$1.4 million in funding under a desalination and water purification research programme set up by the US Bureau of Reclamation.
STW opens up Texas brackish source project
Water management firm, STW Water Process and Technologies, has started to develop a newly acquired brackish water lease in the Imperial, Texas area. The move is part of STW's West Texas Water Project to discover new brackish water sources.
'To unlock LatAm is social and political,' says Yves Besse
Yves Besse of Veolia Water Technologies speaks to Water. desalination + reuse about how to unlock the Latin American market
Degrémont eyes desalination contracts in Mexico
French water services company Degrémont is seeking to participate in a public tender to construct a desalination plant in three Mexican states according to a Mexican state news outlet.
Desalitech building demo plant with Layne Christensen
The originator of the Closed Circuit Desalination (CCD) technology, Desalitech Ltd, announced on 30 June 2011 that it will work with mineral and water drilling and treatment company Layne Christensen to design and build an innovative desalination system.
Consolidated Water lines up Mexican mega-project
The Playas de Rosarito seawater RO desalination mega-plant project has been six years in the making. It began as a twinkle in Consolidated Water's eye even before Mexico had introduced its new public-private partnerships law, but the act's introduction in 2012 gave the project a clear structure for moving ahead.
Veolia buys rights to ZDD desalination technology
Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies has acquired worldwide rights to commercialize a new patented zero discharge desalination (ZDD) technology developed at the University of South Carolina by ZDD Inc.
Giant Mexican tuna cannery chooses MBR after pilot test
One of the world's largest tuna canneries in Mexico is installing a full-scale MeurerMBR membrane bioreactor following a successful pilot test.
New distributors and EU compliance for PWT
Membrane chemicals supplier Professional Water Technologies (PWT), the US arm of Canada's H2O Innovation, recently signed agreements with two new distributors in Brazil and Argentina, increasing its presence in South America.
Colgate Palmolive joins Mexico's water reuse initiative
The Mexican national water agency Conagua has signed an agreement with Colgate Palmolive for the manufacturer to join the country's Initiative for Saving and Efficient Use of Water.
Yuma salinity/desalination conference - abstract deadline nears
Abstracts for the Salinity & Desalination in the Southwest conference in Yuma, Arizona, USA, on 26-27 April 2011 must be in by the end of February.
Aquarion in tie with mining cleantech player
Ottawa-based cleantech company, BluMetric Environmental, has teamed up with Swiss water technology firm, Aquarion, in a technology, business, and project development agreement with an industrial wastewater focus.
Adionics launches liquid-to-liquid desalination system
France-based Adionics has launched a smart desalination solution that is able to remove specific salts to address the growing demand coming from oil and gas, food and beverages as well as mining.


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Junaid Azam Mattu elected new Srinagar Mayor
Srinagar: Junaid Azam Mattu of the Peoples Conference (PC) was on Tuesday elected as the mayor of Srinagar.
According to poll officials, Mattu received 40 votes while his Congress rival got 26 votes, while four votes were declared invalid.
Mattu, who was the spokesman of the National Conference (NC), defected from the party following its decision to boycott the municipal polls in Jammu and Kashmir.
PC is headed by former Minister Sajad Gani Lone.


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Roma Rectangular Table With 4 Roma Bench Set Anthracite
The Roma set in anthracite is designed and manufactured in Italy, comprising a table and 4 benches it is very easy to assemble, move around and maintain.? Made from polypropylene for strength the Roma set offers a timeless design for the garden, the benches are lightweight enough to move around and can be tucked under the table when not in use.? ?This set can be left out all year round and easily cleaned with warm soapy water.


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Direct Mail Schooled Boy, 12
Direct mail may have a new, much younger, constituency. Mathew Flores, 12, believes reading marketing makes him smarter. That's what he told his postal carrier, Ron Lynch, who found the Utah boy "fishing advertisements and newsletters out of a junk mail bin," then asking Lynch if he had any extras, Lynch told the Deseret News. That's what prompted Lynch's July 24 Facebook post that touched off a viral campaign of Americans sending oodles of books to Flores.
On Wednesday, a USPS spokeswoman told Target Marketing she wasn't sure how many hundreds of books had headed to the home of the Sandy, Utah, boy who told Lynch he couldn't afford bus fare to the library in order to read the tomes. But the total of mailed books are now taller than the boy, if the tweet below is accurate.
UPDATE from mailman Ron Lynch after @KSL5TV story went viral. He delivered 700 pkgs to Mathew Flores in past 3 days! pic.twitter.com/aWdG2ZvtgZ
— Sandra Yi (@KSL_SandraYi) August 4, 2015
Another comment Lynch made to the Deseret News, which reported on the viral post on July 26, may hint at the newfound power of direct mail. Flores chose the mail because he didn't have access to printed books, which may wrongly be considered an anachronism. Will direct mail become much more popular reading material?
"At 12 years old, he didn't want electronics," Lynch tells the Deseret News, "he didn't want to sit in front of the TV playing games all day, the kid just wanted to read."
Flores says he wants to share his books "with other kids," according to USPS.
Target Marketing contacted spokespeople for the top five mailers from the magazine's "Top 50 Mailers and Emailers of 2015" on Wednesday and hadn't heard back from American Express Co., Chase Bank, Comcast Corp., AAA and Verizon Communications as of presstime. Additionally, Valpak didn't respond.
Related story: 5 Trends in the Top 50 Mailers of 2015


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3 reasons to go there:
- To buy fantastic diaries
- To buy fantastic cards
- And all other stationary
Check out: www.mmmg.net
3 reasons to go there:
Check out: www.mmmg.net
3 reasons to go there:
Check out: www.ithinkso.co.kr
Most striking feature:
Although I don't have kids I can get all 'oh' and 'ah' about some kids apparel. Like these Bobo Choses baby star pants. But I also spotted some cool lamps, notebooks, cards, books and other great things to buy for yourself or a friend. And I adored their creative window.
No website, address: Onderbergen 56, Gent, Kammenstraat 89, Antwerp
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From 130 euro per night Check out: www.waterhouseshanghai.com
If you're visiting Madrid or Barcelona make sure you stop at Vincon. Vincon is a Spanish department store with all things design. You can buy the best gifts, but they also sell expensive furniture. I like their calendars and their funny gadgets like this Iphone Notebook (6 euro). I've been in both stores, but this photo is taken in Madrid.
Check out: www.vincon.com
Don't you love a handwritten note from your loved one? Start the process by writing them yourself. Ofcourse you can use simple post-its, but how about these lovely 'love notes' from Tokketok? You can buy them at the newly opened shop Alder & Co in Portland. They collect all things pretty from America – and sometimes from Europe and Japan.
Price: 4 euro. Check out: www.alderandcoshop.com
Green Depot is a department store. It sells everything: from baby clothing to light bulbs. But everything in here is 'green'. Some stuff is locally produced, other stuff is recycled and another product is an energy saver. If you want to go green, it's definitely worth the check out. Because everything is presented in an ultra chic way. I like this notebook which is made entirely from discarded paper. From 10 dollar (8 euro).
Check out: www.greendepot.com
Marc Jacobs is a busy bee: working for his own company and for Louis Vuitton. Designing fashion items to die for. But he's into fun items as well: a couple of years ago he introduced the Marc Jacobs condom with a note that says 'remember safety first'. This year he's into stationary and, as a big fan of notebooks and diaries, I'm really curious about the products. Maybe they will sell it at some exclusive Marc Jacobs stores, but: his own BookMarc store in New York is the best place to catch his products. Located on 400 Bleecker Street.
Check out: www.marcjacobs.com
Image from Racked, thanks to Xaviera Aubri for spotting it online
If you wake up with a grumpy mood just look up to this saying and you'll definitely smile. I do. This is one of the pieces of art Room6 sells. But they sell more: stationary, books, children's toys, home decor and gifts. And the shop owner has a lot of humour (just look at the notes on their front door). Piece of art from Shelli Dorf: 22 euro.
Check out: www.room6.com
1. Supercool jumpsuit by Dutch designers Spijkers & Spijkers (€ 690 at Coming Soon).
2. All the cards in this address file are recycled and have lovely colours (€ 50 at Lovely Design) (more…)


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98.5% Shiraz & 1.5% Viognier
97 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
Deep garnet-purple colored, the 2012 Run Rig offers a nose of baked cherries and raspberry preserves with suggestions of violets, cinnamon toast, aniseed and vanilla. Full-bodied with characteristic elegance and poise in spite almost of its power, it has a solid backbone of very finely grained tannins and refreshing acidity, finishing with great length. (LPB) (6/2015)
97 points Wine Enthusiast
RunRig is always complex, and the 2012 doesn't disappoint in that regard, mixing bacony-meaty notes with hints of black olives and ripe plums. The tannins are supremely supple, but the acids are crisp, resulting in a long, mouthwatering finish. Drink now 2030. (JC) (10/2016)
94 points Vinous
Bright purple. Smoke- and spice-accented black and blue fruits, vanilla, incense and potpourri on the deeply perfumed nose. Plush, seamless and broad, offering palate-staining blueberry, boysenberry and fruitcake flavors and a repeating vanilla quality. Decidedly rich but graceful as well, showing surprising litheness and cut thanks to juicy acidity. Displays superb energy and clarity on the strikingly persistent, fruit-driven finish, which is framed and firmed by dusty, slow-building tannins. With a bit more time in bottle to stretch out, this extremely young wine may yet match the superb 2010 in quality." (AG)


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Hey it's Random Thoughts Thursday again, where word vomit is the norm! In case you've been wondering, I am all caught up on the millions of blog posts I hadn't read before and now find everything in my every day kind of falling in line. It's wonderful! Except….I'm still not on to a book that I'm reading for pleasure.
Currently I am reading Christabel Zamor's book, Hooping: A Revolutionary Fitness Program because I am writing a workshop about hula hooping for fitness. It's a nice book and Zamor is the founder of the HoopGirl Workout. She's very smart about incorporating actual facts into her book and not just a bunch of loose claims supported by anecdotal evidence. I need to finish this book this week and put the final touches on my workshop. Thank goodness for this book in my writing process though. Most of the rest of my work has been taken from various websites and books that I can read online. My company was kind enough to purchase this book for my use because I couldn't find a copy of it at a library near me and couldn't preview the whole thing online anywhere.
I've also been reading bits and pieces of David Pond's book, Chakras for Beginners because I am teaching about the seven different chakras in my yoga class. It's also not available at any library I have access to. So, I've been piecing together lots of information from viewable excerpts of his book, other websites, my own knowledge on the subject, other stuff I've written previously, etc. This process of viewing "previews" of books has me thinking about the whole Taylor Swift vs. Spotify debate that I can't seem to go a day without hearing about. Yes, Taylor, I agree with you; things that someone creates should not necessarily be free, but….do you allow radios to play your songs?
I know that radio stations pay fees to musicians and labels etc for the right to play their music on air, but then it's out there and who is to stop some young kid from recording it off the air and thereby having their own copy? I know I used to do things like that when I was younger…..tape whole sets of songs off the radio station on to cassette tapes. Was it great quality? No. But, it was FREE (minus the cost of blank cassette tapes, which let's face it, was NOTHING in today's standards).
I've also been guilty of going to places like Barnes and Noble and reading books there without purchasing them. My library is a good one, but it disappoints me frequently. Hello library, yoga is not a self-help section! When I was pregnant the first time around I didn't feel like investing in a lot of baby naming books, so I'd go and peruse them at B&N….it was a cheap way to get me out of the house for an hour. But B&N has disappointed me in the past as well. Why are there 8 million copies of Twilight, but so little on the things I want to read about?
In writing this now I feel like I owe the world a lot of royalty fees somewhere along the lines.
So, what's your take?