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There are always going to be people who don't approve of noise, location or some other detail of an event. Even events like Challenge that are very well accepted by the community and city officials get some negative remarks, such as blocked off roads, congested traffic and loud fireworks.
Following social media this week, it seems people needed to have their rant and move on in a few days and forget about the minor inconvenience until next year.
The community and city council have talked before about ways to attract a younger crowd to Penticton but are divided about events geared towards that younger generation, such as Boonstock.
With Boonstock, people spoke negatively about the event before, during and after, and it seems they haven't stopped and it's been almost a month since the event took place.
Others have suggested events like Boonstock can be received the same as traditional Penticton events, like PeachFest, or even Centre of Gravity that's held just up the road in Kelowna and seems to go off without a hitch (and it's a bigger festival and has a more 'rugged' crowd).
But Boonstock brought its own baggage to town and people couldn't see past that. Any other slip up that happened along the way was just added to the pile.
While Boonstock was out of the city's jurisdiction, council does have input on other events that happen in the city. And if people want to see a change in events, or the way they are handled, it has been suggested by some they elect a new council in November during the municipal elections.
But there's only so much council can do. They can approve or disapprove, but that still leaves everyone else in town with a keyboard at their fingertips ready to complain about the next event coming up.
We can ask for change and work hard to get that, but we also have to accept we can't always get what we want. With events come people and noise and sometimes things get out of hand. But if the event is bringing young people, new people, and business to the town—like everyone says they want—then sorry, doll. Here's a pair of earplugs.
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About Cave Paper
We are often asked why we chose the name 'Cave Paper'. If you saw the space you'd understand. Our basement workspace quite literally is a 'cave'. Arriving by freight elevator, one is note quite sure what land this is which has just been entered. The walls are hewn rocks, approaching boulders, and the space extends further than the light. Rooms are separated by arched doorways, with a maze of pipes and wires overhead, the floor is an unsteady mix of concrete, brick, and in some areas a wooden raised floor, giving way to the earth below. The final ingredient to the caveness of it all is the absence of windows.
Cave Paper officially began in June of 1994 when Bridget O'Malley moved back to Minneapolis and joined forces with Amanda Degener. Unofficially, Cave Paper began much earlier; for more than twelve years Amanda Degener has been building and acquiring equipment, vats, moulds and deckles, press, dryers etc. With Elaine Koretsky's donation of a 25 lb. beater to the Minnesota Center for Book Arts (MCBA) and the subsequent purchase of that beater by Amanda Degener, the stage was set for production papermaking to become a reality. With the assistance of her husband, Robert Hughes, Degener spent nearly a year reconditioning the beater and moving it to the current basement location in the Inkunabula Arts Building, in Minneapolis' warehouse district. The building also houses Campbell Logan Bindery, a limited edition and commercial bindery.
Amanda Degener became interested in papermaking while studying ceramics
and large scale sculpture. At Yale Graduate School she became increasingly
interested in the craft of handpapermaking and started using paper on her
large scale sculptures. She continued to study wherever opportunities arose
and slowly began to accumulate the tools necessary to set up a shop. She
built her own press and used a student loan to buy a used beater, designed and built by Douglas Morse Howell. In July 1985, Degener moved her studio to Minneapolis to become the first artist-in-residence at MCBA. It took another month for water to be installed in the space, thus readied for papermaking.
O'Malley and Degener first met in late 1985 at MCBA. Bridget O'Malley, a woodblock printer, had seen hand-made paper used in sculpture, yet had no real idea how it was made. She went to MCBA out of curiosity, was intrigued, and offered to do volunteer work in exchange for learning and assisting with classes. During the next two years, O'Malley continued to work with Degener at MCBA and also helped to install some of Degener's large scale paper works in exhibitions. In 1988, O'Malley decided to go to graduate school at the University of Iowa. Here she majored in printmaking with a strong focus on woodcuts, book arts and papermaking. For the next six and a half years Degener and O'Malley independently continued to learn more about papermaking. They remained in contact with each other throughout the years and rejoined in 1994 to begin Cave Paper. It is what they learned during those years apart which proved to be the basis of Cave Paper.
The Big Beater
This 25 lb Valley beater for pulping was originally worked on by Timothy Barrett, stored by Lee Scott McDonald, and before Amanda Degener bought it, it was owned by Elaine Koretsky then MCBA
During its almost 20 years of being the cornerstone of Cave Paper this beater has not been totally rehauled. Luckily recent college grad and former Cave intern James Kleiner returned from New Zealand where he built a small beater under the direction of Mark Lander.
Our new staff member James Kliener gave it a facelift: his adventure included welding, renting bearing pullers, priming then painting dozens of parts, and his methodical step-by-step reassembly. The nickname for this beater is now "the James".

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Bioversity International
Bioversity International is a research-for-development organization working with partners worldwide to use and conserve agricultural and forest biodiversity for improved livelihoods, nutrition, sustainability and productive and resilient ecosystems. Bioversity is working towards a world in which smallholder farming communities in developing countries of Africa, Asia and the Americas are thriving and sustainable. We focus on rain-fed farming systems, primarily managed by smallholder farmers, in areas where large-scale agriculture is not a viable option. Our research influences policy decisions and investment in agricultural research, from the local level to the global level.
Bioversity International is a member of the CGIAR Consortium, a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in research for a food secure future. We are a key partner in ten of the 16 CGIAR Research Programs. Bioversity International's headquarters are near Rome, Italy, along with Rome-based UN food agencies Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and World Food Programme (WFP). We have regional offices in Colombia, Kenya and Malaysia. and have more than 300 staff and scientists worldwide, working with almost 700 partners.


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Kalorik DG-33761 3-Tier Food Steamer
- 3 tiers and rice cooker tray included
- 9-quart total capacity
- See-through water tank
- Reviews
- Description
- Specifications
- Benefits
Kalorik DG-33761 3-Tier Food Steamer
Steaming is a healthy and easy way to prepare a variety of foods! With a generous 9 1/2quart capacity, this electric Kalorik DG-33761 3-tier food steamer comes in handy for cooking healthy dinners at home.
The unit provides a rice bowl and three stackable transparent baskets that make it possible to steam three different types foods simultaneously and view it while it steams.
Turbo Steam
Need a side dish in a hurry? The turbo steam function starts cooking within seconds, so if you have unexpected guests and a sudden party you've been wrangled into having, then this steamer makes getting ready a breeze.
Special Features:
- Quick steam time
- 3 piece design
- Dishwasher safe
- 360° view
Drip Tray and Handles
Your food won't sit in a puddle of water while it steams. There's a drip tray for collecting liquid. Wan to use food juices to make a flavorful gravy or sauce? The drip tray makes it easy. Even more, stay cool handles protect your hands while in use.
Easy Cleaning!
Best of all, the steamers removable parts clean up easily by hand or in the dishwasher, and the base wipes clean with a damp cloth. Standing over the kitchen sink is a thing of the past. Kaloric designs their product for the busy individual that wants to relax instead of clean.
Auto Functions
Managing this steamer is easy. This handy little kitchen appliance is equipped with a 60-minute timer and auto-off function. Steam food to you personal preference and don't worry about monitoring progress, it will shut off all on its own. Need a little more water? The easy fill inlets on both sides make it easy
- Model: DG-33761
- Product Type: 3 Tier Food Steamer
- Product Dimensions: L: 11.25" x W: 7.50" x H: 9.50"
- Product Weight: 3.90 lbs.
- Application: Ideal multi-functional steamer to cook healthy meals quickly and easily.
- Warranty: 1 year
- Voltage: 120 volts
- Watts: 800 watts
- Certifications: ETL , UL , CSA
- Type: Electronic Steamer
- Control Type: Dial
- Volume: 9 quarts
- Number of Steam Trays: 3
- Construction: Plastic
- Dishwasher Safe: Yes
- Timer: Yes
- Timer Length: 60 minutes
- Includes: Water Pan
- 60-minute timer with auto-off function
- Cook healthy meals quickly and easily
- Easy refill during cooking with water inlets on both sides
- Food containers stack inside each other for convenient storage
- Food containers with convenient carrying handles
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Toby Carvery Carmarthen
Unit 6, St Catherines Walk, Carmarthen, Dyfed, SA31 1GA 01267 237879
Unit 6, St Catherines Walk, Carmarthen, Dyfed, SA31 1GA 01267 237879
Next time you drop by for your favourite carvery meal, not only will you get as many helpings of roast potatoes, mash and freshly steamed veg as you like - but you'll also be able to tuck into as much free WiFi as you want.
That's because Toby Carvery Carmarthen has become a free WiFi hotspot, which means wireless internet access for all guests who want to use their mobile, laptop or tablet.
Choose one of our hand-carved, slow-roasted joints, add a Yorkshire pud, then help yourself to unlimited roasties, stuffing and veg. After you've polished that off, you can sit back and check your emails or search the web to help plan the rest of a great family day out.
It's simple. Just register your details the first time you access our hotspot - your gadget will then connect automatically whenever you visit.


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Dell was incorporated in 1905. . .Most residents at that time were associated with logging or the railroad. . . .By 1911, farmers were moving in to claim the cheap overcut land. . . .Wilson began as a plantation town--owned by R. E. L. Wilson. . . .Burdette was also a plantation.
The census seems low, but within a few years, there was be a boom in population for the entire county as farmers, tenants, and sharecroppers moved in to till the rich, alluvial soil. . . .Earl Magers--my grandfather--was one of them, arriving in Dell with his family in 1916. . . .They came from Missouri in a covered wagon. . . .just as many others arrived.


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There is something in the Apostle's Creed that has long caused me consternation. The Catholic Church, Lutherans and Church of England each use the same phraseology, "[Christ]…suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried; he descended into hell; on the third day he rose again from the dead…" It's the sequencing I have a problem with, not the theology. Jesus said to the thief on the cross, "Today you will be with me in paradise." My interpretation of Scripture would have it read, "…was crucified, descended into hell, died and was buried…" Some might argue that I'm splitting hairs but I believe it is an important distinction as it also brings into question the timing of the coming of God's Kingdom. It all happened on Good Thursday…
Jesus made a very specific statement to his disciples at the Last Supper which is recorded in three of the four gospels (all from Young's Literal Translation):
Matthew 26:29 "…and I say to you, that I may not drink henceforth on this produce of the vine, till that day when I may drink it with you new in the reign of my Father."
Mark 14:25 "…verily I say to you, that no more may I drink of the produce of the vine till that day when I may drink it new in the reign of God."
Luke 22:18 "…for I say to you that I may not drink of the produce of the vine till the reign of God may come."
The key here is that Jesus specifically says he will not drink of the fruit of the vine [wine] "…until the kingdom of God comes." Luke 22:18 (NIV). This leads to the obvious question; when, exactly, did Jesus next drink from the fruit of the vine?
In Matthew 23:34, in the moments before his crucifixion it says, 'There they offered Jesus wine to drink, mixed with gall; but after tasting it, he refused to drink it.' Obviously, this was not the time Jesus was referring to.
But, in one of the most emotionally charged passages in all of Scripture we read, 'Later, knowing that everything had now been finished, and so that Scripture would be fulfilled, Jesus said, "I am thirsty." A jar of wine vinegar was there, so they soaked a sponge in it, put the sponge on a stalk of the hyssop plant, and lifted it to Jesus' lips. When he had received the drink, Jesus said, "It is finished." With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.' John 19:28-30. He received the drink! The powers of hell had been defeated – God's Kingdom had come! Alleluia!
Jesus' [physical] death was a literal event, not some temporary state of unconsciousness. Hence, on the cross and in his resurrection, Christ did indeed conquer death—both in its spiritual and physical forms.
So, what about the hell-question? When did Christ 'descend into hell'? I believe on the cross.
Jesus describes hell as a place of "…darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth." All three conditions apply to Christ's time on the cross.
Darkness: Luke 23:44-45a 'It was now about noon, and darkness came over the whole land ['all the earth' KJV] until three in the afternoon, for the sun stopped shining.' This darkness is not just an eclipse (the totality of a solar eclipse can never last more than 7-minutes and 31-seconds); this was utter darkness for the sun stopped shining! No reflected sunlight from the moon. Worldwide – total blackness for three hours while God poured out his holy wrath on his Son. As was prophecide in Amos 8:9 "In that day," declares the Sovereign Lord,"I will make the sun go down at noon and darken the earth in broad daylight."
Weeping: In Luke 23:27-28 we read, 'A large number of people followed him, including women who mourned and wailed for him. Jesus turned and said to them, "Daughters of Jerusalem, do not weep for me; weep for yourselves and for your children.'
Weeping: In Luke 23:27-28 we read, 'A large number of people followed him, including women who mourned and wailed for him. Jesus turned and said to them, "Daughters of Jerusalem, do not weep for me; weep for yourselves and for your children.'
Gnashing of teeth: Prophetically we read in Psalm 35:15b-16, "They slandered me without ceasing. Like the ungodly they maliciously mocked; they gnashed their teeth at me.", and finds fulfillment in Mark 15:29-32 'Those who passed by hurled insults at him, shaking their heads and saying, "So! You who are going to destroy the temple and build it in three days, come down from the cross and save yourself!" In the same way the chief priests and the teachers of the law mocked him among themselves. "He saved others," they said, "but he can't save himself! Let this Messiah, this king of Israel, come down now from the cross that we may see and believe." Those crucified with him also heaped insults on him.'
So there we have it; darkness, weeping and gnashing of teeth. Total separation from God. Hell on the cross.
Scripture is not clear on the specific meaning of paradise that Jesus promised to the penitent thief. There are certain things that Scripture does tell us however; paradise is a place that the thief would be with [the Spirit of] Jesus that very day, the curtain of the temple was rent in two [signifying our direct access to God], the place where godly people had been asleep was opened up 'and the tombs were opened, and many bodies of the saints who have fallen asleep, arose…' Matthew 27:52 YLT. Whether in paradise or heaven - I'm looking forward to it!


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Apples On Etsy
I went apple picking the other day and felt very inspired. Surrounded by the rows of apple trees with thousands of apples waiting for their moment, I figured there had to be others out there who were equally motivated by the season. Here are some of my favorite apple themed Etsy finds...
Apparently there is something out there for every type of apple enthusiast. Impress your co-workers with your very own apple cozy. If you're feeling extravagant splurge on the apple tree canopy bed and sleep in style!
1. Hand-Crocheted Adorable Apple Cozy
2. Porcelain Apples - set of 3
3. Apple Terrarium
4. Apple Tree Tissue box cover
5. Sweet Apple Pincushion
6. Under the apple tree canopy bed


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"Since I was a child growing up in northern Canada we would make survival kits that my best friend and I would use to test ourselves against the elements. Back then there were no good 'off the shelf' kits available to us and I always had it in my head that when I grew up, I'd make them. When my kids started heading off into the woods, that kicked me into action. I've always thought the form factor of the flashlight was practical, but with the advent of LED lighting—there is no need to take up valuable space with large batteries. Our VSSL units utilize a pre-existing form factor and that now available space." — Todd Weimer, Founder.
from Vancouver, Canada
For outdoor adventures, a light is essential. A quality LED torchlight holding useful gear substantially increases functionality.


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Headwater streams of the Kenai Lowlands have been shown to be important rearing habitats for juvenile salmonids, particularly Coho salmon and Dolly Varden. We have demonstrated through a series of studies that productivity in these headwaters is driven by linkages with surrounding landscape features, especially nitrogen from alders and carbon from peat wetlands. We tracked the influence of these nutrient inputs through riparian wetlands and stream food web. Changes to landscape elements such as alder, peatlands and riparian wetlands, due to climate variability and/or human uses, has the potential to significantly influence juvenile salmon rearing habitats. Consequentially, this could also affect downstream habitats.
This study aims to examine the downstream influence of productivity linked to headwaters on salmonid habitats, and non-game species. Sampling sites will be stratified across sites with upstream waters that have comparatively high nitrogen or high carbon, both nitrogen and carbon, or neither, as well as groundwater inputs. This project identifies 2nd and 3rd order streams throughout the Kenai Lowlands that are highly productive due to downstream effects of headwater stream productivity.
More Information
Funding for this project stems from Alaska's Wildlife Action Plan, a program implemented by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. The project began in Summer 2016. Refer to KBNERR's Newsletters and Reports for updates on the project's performance. Water samples are being analyzed by our collaborators at the Aquatic Ecology Lab at Baylor University.
For more information, you can also contact Coowe Walker, Steve Baird, or Chris Guo.


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Bendheim Cabinet Glass, Architectural Glass and Woelky's Glass Studio are highly-rated makers of glass kitchen cabinet inserts. The television program "Martha Stewart Living" filmed a field trip episode at Bendheim Cabinet Glass in Manhattan.
Used at Monticello, Mount Vernon and the White House, Bendheim Cabinet Glass products are highly regarded by design, restoration and do-it-yourself customers. The company offers hand-blown restoration, vintage wire, 60-percent recycled and award-winning Houdini glass cabinet inserts. Architectural Glass sells glass cabinet inserts in various styles including acid-etched, restoration and patterned. Prices and custom-cut costs are not available on its website, as of 2015. Woelky's Glass Studio has a reputation for creating high-quality handmade leaded, stained, etched, decorative and custom art glass cabinet inserts, and the company ships nationwide.


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Well. I'm down here waiting with tens of thousands of the finest stable ponies ever assembled.
Fine then, you late-sleeping latte-slurpers. Time to crawl out of those bunks and wiggle into a decent pair of jeans. And no. No Guess jeans. They're pretentious. And none of those square-toed Joe Namath biker boots, either. Besides not fitting in the stirrups, they're embarrassing.
We've an interesting trek ahead, which begs the Time/Reality Question. If we're going back in time, are we really going ahead?
(PHOTO CAPTION: On this date in 1987, the local paper stopped running one of the most popular features ever. Demon Rum was first a weekly list of people arrested for drunk driving. It was the brainchild of Sheriff's Captain Bill Fairchild and CHP cap Ken Forester along with The Signal family team of Scott and Ruth Newhall and their publisher son, Tony. After some complaints (diabetics, for a few) from folks and threatened lawsuits, the column was amended to include just people convicted of drunk driving. The problem with that was the county computer kept spitting out incorrect names, hence, more threatened lawsuits directed at the paper. So, we dropped Demon Rum. Sidebar to that? Managing editor Ruth Newhall got a call from a woman who lamented the loss of the column. Seems her husband claimed he had gotten arrested the night before for being drunk and she wanted to make sure he had spent the night in the pokey and not in some lady friend's back room.)
• On May 3, 1842, California's first mining district was established by the stroke of the pen of the governor. Our own Ignacio del Valle was chairman of the district and that first official mining claim.
• On this date, in 1903, president Theodore Roosevelt stayed at the Acton Hotel for a rest, which, to Teddy, was a small safari with his friend, Rosey Melrose. Earlier, Rosey had shot and killed the mayor of Acton in a gunfight on the main street of the little mining and vacation town.
There has been some controversy over this. But some history books note that John Powell was the first judge of the Santa Clarita Valley with his appointment by the Board of Supervisors on May 8, 1875. If he wasn't exactly the first, he was at least second or third. And, he served for 40 years on the bench. When his offices were moved into downtown Newhall, next to his home, Powell would sometimes hold court in the hot summer months outside, under the shade of a great oak tree, which also served as the jail.
• On May 8, 1875, a year before Newhall became a town, John F. Powell was appointed judge of the newly-formed Soledad Judicial District.
In 1900, he'd move into a big yellow house on 8th and Chestnut. The north part of the house started in late 1870s. It was a board and bat number built by the Drew family. Drew was an oil rigger up Pico Canyon. Drew would later rent his home to a Dr. Kutch, an early physician here. The Mayhue family lived there in the late 1890s.
Judge John Powell had been a storekeeper up at Resting Springs when the mines closed. Powell's very first case was Krazynski vs. Sam Harper. Sam Harper was brother in law to Sanford Lyon. Sam's cows had broken through a fence and had grazed up Krazynski's pasture. (Krazynski was manager of the Lyon station.)
The Powells had homestead up Dry Canyon, running cattle and sheep. Used to be a reservoir there and was home to the San Fernando Valley Gun Club. Old Johnny Powell was one of 48 names on a petition to start Newhall School District.
Powell moved his judicial district office to Newhall house property in 1900 and held court until Jan 12, 1923 when he retired. Port C. Miller took over. It wasn't ever what you'd call a full-time job. His court only held three people.
One hot day, he moved his court outside and a small crowd was stung by a nest of angry bees. D.A. from L.A. was rather miffed about holding court under a big shade tree.
Powell held court at a temporary construction warehouse on the Ridge Route. 40 workers had been arrested for gambling and instead of bringing them into town, Powell drove out at 10 p.m. and held court in the building while other workers pelted the building with rocks. When Powell and the deputies got back to their cars, all the tires were flat.
Mrs. Powell ran a room and board house next to Newhall's General Merchandise store on Market and Main (SF RD) opposite the Southern Hotel.
Other end of the one block street, Mike Powell ran the Palace Saloon, just south of Campton's store, across from 8th and Main.
Bad guys were simply chained up to the grand oak until they could be, no pun intended, railroaded into L.A. Powell led troops (for the North) in seven major battles during the Civil War. Prior to the 1860 war between the states, Powell help free 705 Africans in a slave camp in the jungles of the dark continent.
The good justice died in 1925. Fittingly, it was in court, right in the middle of his hearing a case. His old house was torn down in 1960.
Glad you asked?
MAY 3rd, 1927
• The closest thing we had to a theater was the Newhall Elementary Auditorium. On this May day, Jack Hoxie starred in the silent flick, "The Last Frontier." A rodeo star and performer out here, Jack was half Nez-Perce. His father, a vet, was killed in a horse accident a few days before Jack was born. Jack was as big a star in his day as Harry Carey and "The Last Frontier" may have been his best role. Jack played Buffalo Bill Cody. Poor Jack had trouble with the father thing. His stepdad was convicted of the kidnap-murder of two Los Angeles sisters right around the time this movie was showing.
• Lyle Bass, who lived above the Newhall Pharmacy in the hotel, heard a commotion at four in the morn. Rushing downstairs, he saw three men rifling through his cash register. They made off with $30. Bass set off the alarm and Sheriff's deputy Ernst sprinted down from the 6th Street substation and opened fire with a double barrel shotgun at the fleeing Ford Roadster. Two of the three burglars were in the car and Ernst and his partner gave chase, overtaking the old Ford in Sylmar. There, the two lawmen opened fire with revolvers, hitting no one. The third bandit was caught back in Newhall, laying in the shrubbery, stinking drunk. Which was good, because the cops didn't shoot him.
• Hmm. Wonder if these were the same three perps. E.E. Allen of Ravenna was knocked cold by a trio of chicken thieves. They made off with a goodly number of his future fryers. That'd be chickens. Not the little bald-head Catholic order.
• P.C. Calloway, 60, was crushed to death while improving the road at Mint Canyon. A boulder fell on top of him.
MAY 3rd, 1937
• Domestic and financial problems were blamed for Sheriff's deputy Art Maraden taking his own life. The lawmen committed suicide in sub-station #6 in Newhall with one bullet to the head. He had just bought his dream home in Placerita when his wife left him. Two other deputies were on duty at the time and rushed in to find the likable deputy slumped over in his chair, dead.
• Patriarch Charles Kingsburry was nearly killed when he made a left hand turn in front of a speed milk truck. The Newhallian broke several ribs.
• Across the valley, same day, John Mitchell committed suicide. He was the John Mitchell of San Francisco and ended his life, with a bullet to the brain, ironically less than a mile from John Mitchell's Canyon Country home.
• A strange sight up Mint Canyon: a caravan of camels were tromping through that region. They were used in a movie with the "Sahara Desert" as a background.
MAY 3rd, 1947
• Here's a great headline: "Two Injured In Hobo Battle on Freight Train"? Box car surfers Tom Welsh and Bill Grady were hospitalized after serious injuries in a 5-bum brawl aboard an empty freight car passing through Saugus.
• A husband's illness cut a wide swath. Judge Arthur Miller had given the Newhall man several chances, but he was arrested yet again for drunk driving. His wife sobbed in court and begged Miller not to send him away. Miller was visibly moved, but ruled that the man had nearly killed people several times before and would probably drive drunk again if something wasn't done. He sentenced him to 90 days in jail. The wife sobbed that she would have to sell their car to pay for rent and food for their children.
MAY 3rd, 1957
• A miracle it was Richard Watts wasn't killed. A southbound motorist watched in awe and horror as he watched Watts big double-rig carrying timber miss the escape ramp and sail airborne, 20 feet through the blue sky. He had been going so fast that when he landed, his truck splintered and a rear axle was found a half-mile away.
• On May 8th, 1957, the CHP held their grand opening for their new digs on the Golden State Highway (99).
MAY 3rd, 1967
• Two security guards were arrested on arson charges. The pair were charged with setting fire to the big Kopper Plastic Age Factory in Agua Dulce. The men were arrested while at the private security headquarters in Newhall. One was charged with being an alien with an illegal firearm. The guy was from Belgium. The plastic factory was just a nightmare, with many other employees having been arrested for everything from burglary to attempted murder.
• Sheriff's deputies and the county nipped an outlaw motorcycle rally in the bud. A group of bikers had rented an Agua Dulce ranch and were going to use it to host a "booze run" and barbecue. The main course? Donkey.
MAY 3rd, 1977
• Lance Stevens of Saugus was better known by his Indian name: Tutue Akita. The Sioux spoke at Mint Canyon elementary. Pretty much everyone was ovaled mouthed when they learned his grandfather was the Native American whose likeness was on the buffalo head nickel. Akita also produced a feather, which his grandfather wore when he posed for the five-cent coin.
• One of the biggest and best equipped drug labs found to date in the county was discovered in Acton — along with the dead body of the man who used to operate it. More than a week after the rent was due, the landlord of the ranch moseyed by to collect. He saw a body sprawled on the floor and called police. They found hundreds of pounds of drugs, paraphernalia, lab equipment — $63,700 in cold, hard cash laying on a table. Guess the perp should have opened a window.
MAY 3rd, 1987
• Byron Nelson was a good son and was mowing his parents' lawn in Hasley Canyon. The old lawnmower ignited dry grass, started a brush fire and torched his mom and dad's home to the foundation. Byron's mom was 83 and his dad, 80.
• Tom Gibson, all 6-7 and 265 pounds of him, was drafted by the New England Patriots on this date on the fifth round. Tommy's dad and my pal, Tom Sr., threw the first-ever touchdown pass in local high school history back in the 1940s for Hart. Tom Jr. was a Saugus High grad.
• Blame it on global warming? On this date, Nick Lamprakes nearly made the SCV trivia books in becoming the first ever local to be swept away by a cyclone. On a calm, clear and mild day, a freak twister appeared, shredding Nan Tyson's barn in Sand Canyon. Sitting in his pick-up with the window open when the freak wind hit, Lamprake and his truck were nearly picked up and the rancher sucked out the window. He had to hold on to his steering wheel for dear life.
Come back and visit next week here under the warming glow of your SCV Beacon. I'll be waiting with another thrilling trailride into the yesteryears and history of this wonderful Santa Clarita. Until then — vayan con Dios, amigos!
(SCV Historian John Boston also writes The John Boston Report blog for your SCV Beacon. Don't forget to check out his national humor, entertainment & swashbuckling commentary website — http://www.johnbostonchronicles.com/ —you'll be smiling for a week…) — © 2017 by John Boston. All rights reserved.
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"Can a Physically Demanding Job Cause an Early Onset of Heart Valve Disease?" Asks Jerry
By Adam Pick on October 1, 2013
I just received an interesting question from Jerry. In his email, Jerry writes, "Adam, I'm 53 and a recent mitral valve repair and aortic valve replacement patient. My question is… Can a physically demanding profession – like wildland firefighting — contribute to, cause an early onset, or accelerate the development of valve disease in a previously healthy person?"
To help Jerry better understand the progression of valvular disease, I contacted Dr. Luis Castro from the Sequoia Hospital Heart & Vascular Institute in Redwood City, California. Doctor Castro offered several interesting thoughts for Jerry that I decided to share with our community. Here is Dr. Castro's response:
Jerry, that is a fantastic question! Although the direct relationship between stress and cardiovascular disease is still under scientific scrutiny and investigation, we can all agree that stress appears to be playing a major role in modulating blood pressure and influencing basic "wear and tear" on the human body. The human heart is a mechanical pump, with moveable parts, and because of that, is prone to injury as well. The fact that most of us escape this planet without valvular heart problems is a miracle in and of itself! Consider the amazing design and beautifully functional structure of your heart valve leaflets. They open and close with every beat of your heart, approximately 80- 100,000 times per day… that is at least 1.5 billion times by the age of 50!
Dr. Castro then touched on the potential impact of blood pressure and physical stress specific to the functioning of our valves.
Blood pressure, or stress, can be simply compared to the engine idle of your car. Not much wear is being demanded at rest — when the engine is idling at less than 1000rpm. Now imagine your car in neutral with the gas pedal slightly depressed and idling at 3000rpm… the engine is working harder, and it is just sitting still at 0 miles per hour. Now, add a slightly malformed valve at birth, or acquired injury by infection, etc., and you add on top of this, increased vulnerability to wear and tear by additional stresses inflicted by blood pressure and other modulators… It is certainly within reason to believe that added stress can contribute to early valve deterioration. We are all deeply grateful to fire fighters and alike who risk their lives on the job as part of a "routine" days work. I hope that this helps. Luis Castro, MD
Thanks to Jerry for his question and a special thanks to Dr. Castro for sharing his clinical experience and research with our patient community.
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Personalized Tabletops: Displaying Photos Under Glass
No picture frames, no albums — no problem. If you're looking for a practical way to incorporate photographs into your home, consider putting them under glass.
The example of this look show above is from a look inside the home of photographer Winky Lewis on Design Sponge. When renovating her kitchen, she included family photos in a counter top that she says often functions as an office space.
I'm fond of the idea because, for years, my mom has kept a steady rotation of photos under glass on the family's designated game table. There you might find my grandpa on the beach in the 80s, me as a middle schooler with unfortunate glasses, or my little cousin with his skinny biceps flexed. My mom laments that she's way behind on putting her photos in albums, but I personally like this type of display better.
There are practical benefits, too. The glass makes it easy to clean up spills and messes, and this straight-forward way of displaying photos can provide an impetus for keeping the table cleared off.
If you're looking for glass, check out vintage and junk shops — in DC, Ruff & Ready often has some. Try a local glass shop, or go to Glass Tops Direct.
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European Music Portfolio – Maths: Sounding ways into Mathematics
…makes innovative solutions accessible for teachers in Europe.
It develops innovative and creative approaches to make the learning of mathematics (and music) more interesting, inquiry-based and engaging. This approach can have particular benefits for low achievers and students at risk.
The project aims to enhance the quality and European dimension of in-service and initial teacher training courses by introducing a tested training curriculum dealing with interdisciplinary approaches to the teaching and learning of both mathematics and music.
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- January 2017:
The EMP-Maths´ project has officially come to an end. We are looking back at three successful, intensive and very creative years! Please check our documents and outcomes in the Project Documents & Resources section of this website. We will continue disseminating our results and offering the EMP-Maths CPD courses in future. Stay updated by regurarly checking our course-section or by subscribing our newsletter!
- November 2016:
Our Online Collaboration Platform is online! On the Online Platform, you can find a selection of tested interdisciplinary EMP-Maths activities. You can contribute to our project by uploading your own interdisciplinary activities.
- March 2016:
The Teacher's Handbook (english Version) is ready! Its is aimed at Primary and secondary teachers of maths and Music, serving the practical needs arising from inter-disciplinary teaching and learning.
It also includes five best practice examples. You are very welcome to test them and send us your feedback!
Click here to download the Teacher´s Handbook.
- January 2016:
Our Continous Professional Development Courses are online! You are warmly invited to attend one of our three European courses and learn about new approaches to make the learning of mathematics and music more interesting, inquiry-based and engaging.
The courses will take place in London (July 2016), Barcelona (September 2016) and Athens (December 2016).
Click here for more information.
- October 2015:
Our Literature Review is published! In the Review you will learn about our understanding of integrated music education and the theoretic background.
Also, we compared the State of the Art in different European countries and compiled a collection.
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- April 2015:
TV3, Televisió de Catalunya, broacasted a report on the EMP-M project!


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Actors: Adrien Brody, Milla Jovovich, Illeana Douglas, Vera Farmiga, Jessica Walter
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R 2004 1hr 31min
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Robbi C. (silverscreensilent22) from WEBSTER GRVS, MO
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Don't know how I missed this movie the first time it came around. A real sleeper comedy/romance, for sure. Touching and hilarious, in equal measure. Everyone is excellent, from Jessica Walter to Adrien Brody and Illeana Douglas. If you like offbeat comedy, you must watch it.
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Very weird and different but the dummy was pretty funny at times.
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This was a horrible movie, but I have watched it 4 times. The first time i could not find the remote...then I looked at the special features and JEFF DUNHAM does COMMENTARY making this a worth while watch. Watch Walter, Peanut and Jeff do the commentary....
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MILLA JOVOVICH had me LAUGHING OUT LOUD!!!
Chris Kennison | Jefferson City, Mo United States | 02/25/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Dummy is a charming little movie about a quiet loser played by Adrien Brody who dreams of being a ventriloquist. The story revolves around Steven's (Brody) life, his relationships, his family, his future and his hilarious friend FANGORA (Milla Jovovich).The movie is off the beaten path, unique, subtle, quiet and a throw back to those simple little movies from the 80s that weren't about a whole lot, but were just enjoyable. And I assure you, after watching DUMMY, you WILL NOT forget it.You will talk about it with your friends and YOU WILL LAUGH!!The movie is gifted with memorable and rich characters. Illeana Douglas, Vera Farmiga, Jessica Walter & Ron Leibman are a big part of this, but the most memorable, hilarious and unforgettable role belongs to MILLA JOVOVICH.Milla plays an ill-tempered punk rock chick with a heart of gold and a mouth like a sailor. Milla had me in stitches and I believe that a lot of her acting was improvised. She was into this character and EARNS SOME SERIOUS BROWNIE POINTS for future more meatier roles. She steals the show.What was already a pretty good movie anyway, was made an exceptional movie by a HOMERUN performance by an actress that is getting better, better and better. This girl has MONGO GUTS, and it shows.Check out DUMMY. If you like to laugh. You won't go wrong.I normally reserve 5 stars for classics, but this barely recognized little movie deserves 5 stars, for what it is, what it accomplished and for making me laugh where hundreds of more commercial comedies failed miserably."
Really funny
Daniel | 02/06/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)
"The interactions between the characters in this film are what make it so great. I especially loved Milla's character, a punk-rock chick who convinces Adrian's character to do many crazy things. Also, Milla's character sings towards the end of the movie and she does a rockin job at that.Overall, the plot was nothing special, but the weird cast of characters made it more interesting then it would have been otherwise. In this sense, you can watch this movie over a couple of times since its not really about what happens but how it happens and how oddly the people act.All of the actors did a terrific job, but most of all Adrian and Milla were excellent.I doubt you'll be seeing this dvd in the video store, and unless you were one of the few people who saw this film during its limited release, I suggest you pick up a copy."
An unanticipated delight
Roland E. Zwick | Valencia, Ca USA | 04/04/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Is there anything in this world creepier than a ventriloquist's dummy? Rod Serling apparently didn't think so when he turned one into a raving psychopath in a memorable episode of "The Twilight Zone." In "Dummy," the delightfully quirky comedy by writer/director Greg Pritikin, the dummy turns out to be just about the least creepy character in the film - and I mean that in the nicest way possible.Adrien Brody, in a film made prior to (but released after) his Oscar-winning triumph in "The Pianist," stars as Steven Schoichet, a mild-mannered, socially backward man in his late 20's who still lives at home with his parents and his equally dysfunctional sister. One day, Steven decides to purchase a ventriloquist's dummy, a move that finally gives him the courage to break out of his shell and pursue the woman of his dreams.Pritikin has come up with an extraordinary ensemble cast that includes, in addition to Brody, Illeana Douglas, as Steven's lovelorn, perpetually frustrated sister; Milla Jovovich, as Steven's foulmouthed wannabe punk rock star friend and companion; Jessica Walter as Steven's off-the-wall mother who figures she can keep her son happy if she perpetually feeds him sandwiches; and Ron Leibman as Steven's father who just wants to spend his time putting together model ships and who can't understand how he's ended up with two children so obviously devoid of purpose and direction in life. Vera Farmiga is charming and winning as the unemployment counselor - perhaps the one "uncertifiable" character in the film - who opens her heart to both Steven and his dummy companion.Pritikin has taken some very simple material and woven it into a many-splendored tapestry, hitting just the right tone all the way through. The film is wickedly funny one moment and touchingly romantic the next. Yet, Pritikin never violates the uniquely quirky spirit of the premise he's established. It is particularly fun watching Steven engage in long-running conversations with himself, using the dummy as a sounding board for working out his own insecurities and fears. Beautifully written, directed and acted, "Dummy" is one of the genuine, certified sleepers of the past several years."


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I just love this adorable love grows set from Lindsay's stamping stuff! This week I used the yummy cupcake! I paired it with some more Sweet paper from DCWV. I paper pieced the wrapper and used copics on the rest. The background paper is all glittery and really has a nice shimmer! Check out the rest of the gals designs!!!
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Cargill Gallery | Free exhibition
MINNEAPOLIS, MAY 6, 2014–This summer, a unique exhibition featuring hand-painted miniature portraits of individual eyes is on view at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA). These unusual and exquisitely crafted objects, including jewelry and accessories, date from the late 18th-through early 19th century England. A trend that began with Britain's Prince of Wales (later George IV) and his mistress Maria Fitzherbert, clandestine lovers exchanged these customized tokens depicting one another's eyes, recognizable only to intimates. "The Look of Love" presents a rare opportunity to see 98 exceptional examples of these deeply personal artworks, all from the Skier collection–considered to be the largest collection of its kind.
Finely crafted in miniature and set in exquisite forms, both decorative and functional, each tiny eye portrait harbors enchanting stories of secret romance and love lost. Lavishly adorned with jewels, the portraits are set into brooches, rings, lockets, pendants, small boxes, and toothpick cases.
Fewer than a 1,000 "lover's eyes" are thought to exist today. The largest single collection belongs to the Skiers of Birmingham, Alabama. David Skier, an eye surgeon, and his wife, Nan, have been collecting eye miniatures since 1993.
The exhibition is accompanied by a full color, hardbound catalogue of the same name, edited by Dr. Graham C. Boettcher, The William Cary Hulsey Curator of American Art, and published by D Giles Ltd., London. An essay by Elle Shushan sets the historical scene and examines the role of lover's eyes in the broader context of Georgian and early Victorian portrait miniatures. Boettcher looks at the language and symbolism of these tokens and their jeweled settings. Available in the museum Store for $35.
"The Look of Love: Miniatures from the Skier Collection" is organized by the Birmingham Museum of Art.


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well, I have been as far as week 6 before so knew I could do this, and the running (well jogging!) was fine once I'd got past the first 4 minutes, but the walk in between and the warm down walk were a different story!
Does anyone else find their calves are replaced by large blocks of wood that make it really difficult to walk?? It's not painful, just don't feel they're my calves so really stiff walking
and i'm ready for new trainers but scared to wear them as my old ones are so comfortable, how long do you bed them in walking before feeling confident running in them? and is it really worth spending the extra on proper running shoes rather than regular trainers?
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This section is for installing domus.Link for the first time. For upgrading, see the "Upgrade domus.Link" Section.
The following install procedure assumes the following:
- Heyu is installed and working according to the directions. http://heyu.org
- Heyu is NOT running ($ [sudo] heyu stop )
- Heyu configuration files are located in /etc/heyu
- Heyu binary is located in /usr/local/bin
- Websever root folder is /var/www
- And domus.Link is being installed in /var/www/domus.Link
Note: Some commands that are shown may require root priveleges. Either become root on your system or pre-pend the command with sudo.
- Download latest version from http://domus.link.co.pt/download
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Ravers who want to "love it up" in the resort will now do so at their own peril, says its mayor.
"If clubbers come here and misbehave, drinking and dancing in the streets and doing goodness knows what, then we'll find a democratic way to send them away if they're not put in jail first," said Barbara Pericleous.
For the people of Ayia Napa, all 3,000 of them, have had enough. And, after a year's training, they are hitting back - policing, regulating and reining in as never before.
All the way from the town hall, past the open-front clubs and pubs that lead to the hub of hedonism known as the Square, there is a strange and quiet calm.
Young Britons may come and go - and there are far fewer of them - but club PRs are almost nowhere to be seen. The music is softer and sunrise bars, like the once very public sale of drugs, have it seems been consigned to the very transient bin of clubbers' history.
"Everyone around here is really scared," said one PR, surreptitiously hanging a banner advertising "Europe's largest foam party" from the balcony of a bar.
"If you do anything that's deemed to be illegal you're immediately fined. Even handing out fliers is forbidden."
The tourist season may barely have begun, but Ayia Napa definitely knows what it doesn't want. It does not want to be "fashionable" any longer, says Mayor Pericleous, fingering a large gold Orthodox cross dangling from her neck.
It does not want to quake under the weight of tens of thousands of bawdy British youngsters in hot pursuit of drug and drink-fuelled pleasure.
It is sickened that across the globe it is now known as sin city. And as for "junkies paradise" - the title it has earned through its association with once readily available ecstasy - on hearing those words, Ms Pericleous, 50, can scarcely contain her rage.
"If these people continue to not respect themselves or this place," she snaps, "we'll close the discos. We'll close the pubs, refuse to give clubbers apartments to stay in, and stop them playing garage music."
Tourism may have given Ayia Napa sudden and undreamed of wealth. It may have paid for the children of fishermen and farmers to study abroad. But, says Ms Pericleous, wholesale import of unruly behaviour was the last thing the locals ever imagined.
The older generation, without any experience of a drink and drugs culture, had been subjected to appalling scenes. Often the music was so loud they were unable to sleep. And then there were all those copulating clubber couples.
"We worked very hard to get where we are," said the economist who has overseen the local affairs of Ayia Napa for the past 20 years.
"A lot of us, including myself, had to grow cucumbers and tomatoes in the fields before tourism gave us other means. But the last thing we ever wanted was this bad name."
Often, British clubbers arrived in Ayia Napa believing it was an island and not part of a bigger place called Cyprus.
Zero tolerance has been enforced to an at times comical degree. Pub crawls have been banned. Closing hours for clubs and pubs are enforced with an iron hand. And a team of beefy municipal lifeguards has been pressed into service.
Alongside an army of informants (mostly London-born Cypriots) and undercover policemen, they prowl Ayia Napa's alleyways and streets with the sole purpose of stopping club PRs and drug smugglers peddling their wares. Even chambermaids have been trained to "spot" drugs.
"By July we'll have increased all our forces, from the anti-drug squad to under cover policemen, maybe five or six times," says the police commissioner, Savvas Chailis, who heads the entire southern Cyprus region. "Our foot patrols and alcohol tests for drivers have already had great results."
Last week three British tourists were arrested and charged in Ayia Napa with possessing ecstasy pills.
With fears of drug abuse growing among the population, the conservative government is poised to pass legislation that would also allow police to shut down premises where drugs are sold.
What Ayia Napa wants, says its mayor echoing a now commonly held view, is nice people, families with children, who will actually enjoy the resort's famous sandy beaches. After all, there were so many "clean" pleasures, such as fishing trips.
"We don't want to give the impression of being a police state," said the island's tourism minister, Nicos Rolandis. "There just have to be some limits."


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Aker BP Plans To Drill 6-8 Exploration Wells In 2018
OSLO, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Aker BP plans to drill between six and eight exploration wells off Norway next year, including four in the Barents Sea, the Norwegian oil firm's chief executive told Reuters.
One of these will target a prospect in the southeast Barents on the maritime border with Russia and could contain significant new resources.
"Yes, it can, but it also (has) quite a bit of risk," Chief Executive Karl Johnny Hersvik said in an interview at Aker BP's office near Oslo. "It's an interesting prospect."
Aker BP, which is 40 percent owned by Aker Capital and 30 percent by BP, operates the licence with partners including Russia's Lukoil and Norway's Statoil .
Statoil recently completed the highly anticipated Korpfjell well some 100 km further north, but found only a small, non-commercial quantity of gas, contrary to expectations of a multi-million or even a billion-barrels discovery.
"The hype of the Barents Sea was too high... It's not game over, but it's worthwhile to cool it a bit," Hersvik said.
In 2017, Aker BP plans to drill eight exploration wells in Norway, including five partner-operated wells.
Aker's production outlook for 2017 is 135,000-140,000 barrels of oil equivalents per day, Hersvik said, but said this could be revised depending on a capacity increase at Lundin's Edvard Grieg field.
Aker BP's Ivar Aasen field sends oil and gas to the Edvard Grieg platform for further processing and export, and is thus dependent on it capacity.
Hersvik said he expected a "slight decline" in production in 2018 and 2019 compared with 2017, before the start-up of Statoil's Johan Sverdrup field in late 2019, where Aker BP holds an 11.57 percent stake.
Oil companies have sharply reduced their costs in recent years to compensate for a fall in crude prices but there is still room for cuts, including some at Sverdrup, Hersvik said.
Due to start production in late 2019, the Sverdrup field holds an estimated 2-3 billion barrels of oil equivalents, the largest found off Norway in decades.
(Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis; editing by Terje Solsvik and Jason Neely)
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I also have a packet of Monthly Warm-Ups, a new series I am creating. This first one has a month's worth of story problems that can be solved with addition and subtraction and includes a space for students to draw a picture of their work. I have used a lot of common sight words so the readability is easy and the math is the actual focus. Words that are NOT sight words or may be more difficult have a simple picture above them the first time they are mentioned on the page. The pack includes differentiated problems as well. Each story problem has an "easier" set of numbers (indicated by 1 dot on the bottom of the page) and a "harder" set of numbers (2 dots on the bottom of the page). The actual story problem is the same, so the pages do not look that different from each other. An answer sheet is included and also shows which function (addition or subtraction) is used on which page. You can use them in any order, so this page may help you decide which problem you want students to work on each day.
The story on the left has the "easier" numbers of 5 and 3. The story on the right has the "harder" numbers of 15 and 13 (not all numbers simply have 10 added to them; this is just one example)


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By John Yaukey | GNS
WASHINGTON - If Iraq appears to be coming apart at the seams, why not let it?
The looming threat of a civil war among Iraq's major religious and ethnic groups - the Sunni Arabs, the Shiites and the Kurds - has given rise to the idea of carving up Iraq along sectarian lines.
In a recent article, Leslie H. Gelb, president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations, suggested, ``The only viable strategy, may be to ... move in stages toward a three-state solution: Kurds in the north, Sunnis in the center and Shiites in the south.''
Indeed, modern Iraq is an artificial construction.
For centuries the Ottomans ruled the Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds separately. But in 1921, the colonial British cobbled the three groups together and put them under the rule of a puppet monarch to create a convenient source of oil for England.
Iraq has managed to survive for decades in that form, held together for the past 25 years by the despotic iron rule of Saddam Hussein, who had little tolerance for sectarian bickering.
Even before Saddam was toppled, various Middle East experts were warning that without a strong central hand Iraq would break apart.
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If Syria perceived a land grab, it might rush in as well if only to get some of Iraq's massive oil reserves.
``The precedent of letting a nation break up in an already highly volatile part of the world would be extremely destabilizing,'' Bakhash said. ``It's not as simple as letting people who don't like each other separate.''


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I've been doing hot glass crafts for the past few years. I started with making beads on a torch, then began to do some fusing and slumping of glass since I had the kilns (beads must be annealed in a kiln before using them). I made these pendants (and coordinating earrings and a ring) for a jewelry special-interest magazine last year. I wanted to share them with you. >>Maria
One lucky person who posts a comment for this blog post will win one of my pendants that was published in Jewelry Creations II! Deadline to leave a comment is Dec. 1 at midnight ET.
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Note: Who are Bo and Mo Given? This is a byline I often use when a design of mine gets published. It's a tribute to my dogs and I know that's a bit silly, but as a designer and writer I enjoy using several bylines that pay homage to my family and friends!
This beginner fusing project uses a quick firing kiln for speedy glass fusing. The abstract design makes each piece a one of a kind.
Diamond International Wasser Glass: yellow, brown, light brown, tiger's eye, gold, butterscotch, weathered, red flash, surprise, and heavy gold
Safety glasses for glasswork
Quik-Fire kiln
Kiln shelf primed with release
Rubbing alcohol
Lint free paper towels
Pin back, earring posts, pendant bails
Optional: Thinned white glue or fusing glue
Firing Temperatures:
Wasser glass has a COE 90
(~±5°F and are dependent upon glass color and thickness)
Softening Point :1240°F (677°C)
Tack Fuse :1285°F (696°C) Orton std. lg. cone 18 (r/r 108°F)
Full Fuse :1340°F (727°C) Orton std. lg. cone 17 (r/r 108°F)
Annealing Temperature : 940°F (482°C)
Shrinkage Initiation Point :1360°F (738°C)
Balling Formation Starts : 1450°F (788°C)
Glass Lost / Shelf Intrusion : 1550°F (843°C)
1. If you do not have a kiln, check out your local stained glass or glass working studios as they often have fusing classes or offer kiln time. If you do not have a quick firing kiln, use the firing temperatures above. When cutting glass use caution and care. You are working with hot glass so be careful and consider all surfaces hot.
2. Cut glass into thin strips in various widths and lengths. Most strips are no more than 1/4 wide and 3" long. As you design you might want to nip strips shorter. Remember that edges of cut glass can be very sharp. Handle glass carefully.
3. Work on a clean surface and once cut clean all glass pieces with rubbing alcohol. It's important that the glass be oil and lint free when fired (heated). Once happy with design, place glass onto kiln shelf that has been prepared with release (following manufacturer's instructions for applying release). It's also important that glass be completely dry before setting on the kiln shelf or fusing (firing).
4. As you design your pieces make sure you include some small sets that can be turned into earrings. You may want to leave some openings to turn the piece into a pendant or leave a place where a pendant bail can be glued. As I made my pieces, I was thinking pins so I made sure there was a space that a pin back could be adhered. I do not use any type of adhesive as I design abstract pieces. If a piece of glass moves as fired I consider it part of the abstract look, however, you can apply a watered down white glue or fusing glue to the back of glass to avoid glass moving. Remember that glue must dry completely before you fire your piece(s). Any moisture when firing may cause the glass to crack.
5. Place shelf into kiln, close kiln, and turn on. The quick firing kiln will get to full fusing temperature (Wasser 1340 degrees F) within five minutes so it's important that you never leave a kiln unsupervised. As the temperature rises to full fuse, put on your safety glasses and check glass. Never look into a kiln or torch without safety glasses designed for hot glasswork. If fused (fully melted together), turn off kiln and keep open until temperature is around 1200 degrees F. You may have to vent several times to keep temperature below full fuse. Allow kiln to cool completely. Allow glass to cool completely. Your glass should be annealed (kept at a temperature for 20+ minutes so the glass is at its strongest, least likely to break or crack) if you didn't open the kiln after you brought the temperature down to 1200 degrees F. If working in a studio, staff will most likely compute a sequence for the kiln.
6. Once completely cooled clean pieces with rubbing alcohol. Add pin back, earring posts, or pendant bails as you prefer.
Fusing is a great way to use small pieces of glass and a wonderful way to design pins, pendants, and other jewelry components for unique and personalized jewelry. Find a stained glass or glass studio in your local area for fusing classes.


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