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Name: JEEP aka J. E. Elton-Payne
Birth date: July 19th 1943
Birth Place: Thornton Heath Surrey
Date of Death : Not Yet!
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Nationality: English
Gender: Male
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When I was about 12 my Mum and Dad were members of the voluntary St Johns Ambulance service and they used to go to all of the Scrambles meetings that were in Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire area, as they were part of the meetings ambulance support team.
Mum and Dad would often take us three children to the scrambles meetings at Pirbright, Beenham Common and other tracks whenever they could. Dad had a mid 40's Douglas when I was younger but gave it up for a motorised bike, which then suited him better for local travel and he never got much time to himself to do solo tours due to us three children.
1948 350 Douglas Twin
In 1955 my Dad's Cycle
packed up and he decided to go back to a motorcycle. He gave me the motorised wheel, which had seized to take to bits and learn a bit about engines. I did strip it and with some guidance from my brother got it working again. It went back into the Raleigh frame and I used to ride it in the garden and when possible around the streets.
I was hooked. To me it was the only form of transport that I would want when I grew up a bit more. The
Motorcycle had everything I wanted with freedom, open air and looking at the boys on the road, speed.
I was 14 when Bob, my brother, brought a box of bits, a frame and wheels home and gave it to me saying if you can rebuild this, it's yours. All my money from my paper rounds, green grocery delivery job and from anywhere else went on restoring this bike to a road worthy machine. I finished the rebuild and owned my first motorbike, a Velocette 350cc MAC.
Pictures lost in a fire and so an image of someone elses, same year
Just after finishing the Velocette, Bob took me on his bike to a Silverstone meeting to watch the September 1957 International Hutchinson 100. Being nearly 5 years older than me, Bob had a group of friends who all had motorbikes. They would often shoot off to meetings at Brands Hatch, Silverstone, Blandford to name a few.
I had never been to a live road race before, only seen photos and after that day I was hooked on Motorcycle Road Racing. Bob thought I was mad as he used to ride in Scrambles on a 500cc Velocette MSS and considered that as THE motorcycle sport.
A 250cc Mondial. This was
Mike Hailwood's race winner
the the lightweight 250cc race at the
1957 Hutchinson 100
on the
Silverstone circuit
Anyway he arranged for us to enter a clubman's race at Silverstone later in the year where you could take your own bike and race it. Although I was legally too young and not supposed to be on the road, I was 6' 2", (still growing) and so looked older and fortunately nobody questioned me on road or track. We rode our bikes to the Silverstone circuit, stripped them and raced.
I was well down the field and had a couple of narrow ones that made the muscles spasm. Still I completed the race and could not stop running to the trackside to see the other races that day. The adrenaline was up and I could not settle down. After racing we had to put all the road gear back on the bikes for the journey home. From then on I would race whenever I could. I passed my motorcycle test on my 16 birthday and the roads were open to me.
To keep racing an 'aka' persona was necessary. When I first started racing I was 15 years old and I needed my parents' permission to enter a meeting and Mum didn't want to give it. A best friend, one of Bob's group, Derek Holloway raced and to start with used to let me use his licence details and race under his name when he was not racing. Later he went to America and the 'aka' carried on. That's how I started in 1957 and I sold my Velocette in 1958 and with some other monies from doing motorbike work for friends, bought my first Manx.
I had a number of road going motorcycles, after the Velocette, during that early period and they were always old bikes or wrecks that needed rebuilding. There was a breakers yard on the other side of Reading that used be great for parts and always at a good price. The three I remember most are the Model 70 Panther 350cc Slopper that I bought for restoration just after selling the Velocette, a Triumph 3T and a 500cc Vincent Comet. Although there were other bikes in between the last road bike I had, at the end of the 60s, was a Triumph Bonneville "Pure Luxury".
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The Model 70 350Cc Moto
The Model 70 Frame And Motor
The next section of this page is based on the Question and Answer column that I used to run in the "Small Torque" magazine for the Racing 50 Enthusiast Club. This club was formed by Steve Bedford, Chris Alty, Debs Bedford and Jeep
ton-Payne. It was the start of an active 50cc racing club and came to life in 1996/97. The CRMC afforded us a class for the 50s in the up to 200cc and we ran our own championship.
uestion Time
(1) When
and why did you first become interes
ted in racing 50cc motorcycles?
I had seen 50cc bikes on the road and a friend had a Victoria Avanti that we used to tinker with (this was a two-stroke and a new type of engine to me) but I had not considered them a race bike. It was 1962 at the beginning of the season. Derek and I had gone down to Brands Hatch for a practice day and I was out on the 350cc Manx. She was going well and I was getting in a good number of laps and feeling comfortable with the way she was responding. I had, during my last race day of 1961, over revved the bike and dropped a valve. She had to have her engine re-built by Ray Petty, of Cove in Hampshire, who had previously adapted the engine to a twin plug head and this was her first outing on the track.
I came out of Clearways and down the mainstraight and saw Derek, thumbs up, on the side watching progress. I lined up for Paddock and started to lean over when a bike came underneath me followed by a noise like a swarm of bees, making me sit up a bit and move off my line. On getting back to the pits, I had to find out who that rider was and what bike he was riding.
It turned out to be one of the Simmonds brothers, Mike, on the WCS ITOM. Dave and Mike were happy to chat about the bike and the 50cc class and as a youngster I liked the way they found the time to answer my questions. I was fascinated by the 50s from then on and wanted to ride one. On occasions Dave and Mike would give me advice about my ITOM, which I bought for the 1963 season, whenever I had a problem. They were a great pair of guys.
Mike Simmonds on the WCS ITOM
Dave and Mike Simmomds with the WCS (Watercooled) Itom 50cc Racer. This bike used to be ridden by Mike when the first TOHATSU came into the stable.
(2) When and from whom did you acquire your first racing 50cc. [supply make, year, and any previous history if any?]
I think it was in the January of 1963 and it was from Tooleys of Burnt Ash Hill, Lee, London. Dick Chaley was the "sales man" and seemed full of all information on the ITOM and the 50cc racing scene.
The bike was built for the road and had all the road gear on it and on advice from Dick we purchased the "go faster bits" race kit that was available to prepare it for the track. I raced it during the '63 season and then, because I was so tall and uncomfortable, sold it. However its memory stayed with me and it got into my blood so that I could never loose and never have lost my interest in the 50cc class.
(3) How many racing 50`s have you owned over the years [supply makes with likes and dislikes of the machines]
1963 ITOM 50cc Astor SuperSport.
This was the only 50cc motorcycle that I owned during my first period of racing which was between 1957 and 1967. Apart from trying to wrap 6'4" and 11 stone around its tiny frame and suffering chronic neck ache, I found she handled well and provided I could keep the revs up, went very well. I did find that she was prone to seize but the other racers, P Horsham and Eddie Swain for example, gave me advice on the piston and on oil additives, which reduced the occasions this happened. Dick Chalaye recommended the use of a shot of Graphite in the fuel mix and I used that to start with.
Minarelli 50cc P6 race bike.
I did not own this bike but I mention it because it shows
the friendship and helpful approach of the 50cc community when I came back to
the race track. It was owned and built by Arthur Mills, who used to race in the 70s and80s. He knew of my desire to race the 50 and also being aware that I did not have a bike available, but that
was in
the process of building one, offered her to me
on a loan basis. I cannot thank him enough.
I enjoyed working on the ITOM and would try out approaches, given by the guys at the track to improve the speed and reliability. Dick Chalaye and an article he wrote in the Motorcycle Mechanics magazine in 1962 was a great help and the fact that my Dad and Brother were engineers, used to working with tools I had not come across, helped in smoothing and reshaping ports for gas flow improvements.
This is the bike I campaigned through the 1998 and 1999 in club races and paraded her through to 2004. She handled well but the brakes left a lot to be desired (I was told that I should not need them on a 50). The engine was good but not fully developed. I had carried out the normal mods that we used to do in the late 50s early 60s and did some extra work on the ports and head. Tyres had been a problem and I had to used oversized rubber, which was changed when I was able to get some 250x18 general-purpose tyres with "P" ratings (93mph.).
ITOM changed to IMSA near the end of their existence and they tried to rationalise production by using the "Ring Road" approach to manufacturing. The machine uses the Franco Morini 4MP/S engine with ITOM head, barrel and crank assembly. It had 4 gears with foot-change and was housed in a Gilera type RS50 frame modified for ITOM. All other parts are as fitted to the ITOM MkVIII except the tank which is of a different, more sleek design.
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Thrumph 3T Jeep-Gower-1959-1
Triumph 3T 350Cc 1950
Triumph 3T 1946-3
Triumph 3T 1946-4
Triumph 3T 1946-5
Triumph 3T 1946-6
Triumph 3T 1946-7
Triumph 3T 1946-8
Triumph 3T 1946-9
Triumph 3T 1946
Triumph 3T 1946-2
The Triumph 3T Parallel 350cc Twin 1946/47
1964 Bonneville T120
1964 Bonneville T120-1
1964 Bonneville T120-2
1964 Bonneville T120-3
Triumph Bonneville T120c 1964
A video re-build of a Triumph Bonneville T120c USA model by Terry Macdonald
Mark VIII 50cc Competizione ITOM ex. Brian Woolley.
I purchased this machine from Kay after the sad passing of Brian through the final chequered flag. It was in need of restoration and not all of the engine components were there. However it would not have been too difficult a restoration job and I had hoped to have the bike out in 2002. Brian had a green and silver colour scheme and I decided to retain that. If anyone has pictures of this bike I would be grateful for copies, which I will gladly pay for.
1968 Spondarell
i 50cc
This bike is based on one of the frames that Brian Woolley and Des Bone had made by Spondon Engineering, for their Woolley-Bone ITOM project.
I needed to buy the bike on HP so Dad came along with me. It was a new Mk.6 Astor Super Sport (Red livery) with 3 speed hand change and telescopic forks.
I believe that 6 frames were made and I know of one in Ireland with a minarelli engine, a Garelli based one and one with a Kreidler engine and of course the Woolley-Bone in America. Anyone know where the others are? The frame was plated for a Minarelli 50cc motor and at some stage changed for a Kawasaki 80cc. I have converted it back to a 50cc Min. This bike may be ready for the end of the season and I will tell you how it goes and handles after riding it (if I can get my long frame wrapped around it.
Astor 4M-Ss
Itom 4M-Ss-2
8-Itom 4M-Ss
7-Itom 4M-Ss-Engine
Itom 4M-Ss Frame Painted 1996
Itom 4M-Ss-1
Itom-4M-Ss Engine
Jeep-Itom- Govenors Bridge Iom 2000 Tt
4M/SS Re-Build
W-B Spondon Frame-Minarelli
Fire is an Awesome Element!
This sounds like the story of a Night Before Christmas. It was Christmas Eve, 2004 and I am with Linda, my wife, at friends for supper and all is right with the world, when I receive a phone call: "Jeep. Get over to your unit as quickly as you can. The carpenters shop is on fire and the fireball is heading in the direction of your workshop". Your heart goes into overdrive and the first thing you can think of is My God my Bikes!
We quickly made our farewells and left. Fortunately we had not been able to drink in the short period that we were there and so we pulled through the site gates in a very good time. When we arrived at the unit it was already on fire at the back end and moving through. I rushed from the car to the door, as you would, only to be brought down by a fireman who said "there's no way you are going anywhere near that" "But", I replied "my bikes are in there". There was a shake of his head and he commented that at 1000 degrees F there was no way the bikes could survive. He was right.
I lost 4 ITOM racers including my Pride and Joy the 4M/SS, another ITOM road bike, the 50cc Sponderelli, a Yamaha L1 road bike, and a Yamaha L1 5 speed 100cc Racer, a Cotton 172cc Cavalier Trials Bike along with an Aprilia AF1 50cc, and a Puch 3 wheeled moped. Also included in the loss were items belonging to other people that I would never be able to replace. It was a very very bad day.
Angle On
Front On
Aprilia Afi 50Cc
Cotton Cavalier Trials
Itom 4M-Ss Fire
Jeep Parade P28-1
Jeep Parade P28 Mallory
During the previous few years before the fire I had been recovering from a serious illness and with the fire wiping out everything my approach to life was very low and I thought I would give up motorcycles, my 50cc interest and racing. Over the following few years I still kept in touch with my bike friends and went to meeting but the depression was there and I could not find a way of removing it. However towards the end of 2006 Linda, my wife, had other ideas. Unbeknown to me she had been in touch with Steve Bedford to see if she could get another 50 race bike for me and use it as a present and kick start me out of this malady I was in and get me back on the track. I had an old Fantic Caballero, 6 speed, lying in the shed at home ad she asked me if that would not be a start of me getting back on the track. I was not in a frame of mind to contemplate this and said "no I want to restore it at some time" discussion ended. However Linda was not to be outdone and she and Steve looked around and found a bike that Steve Neugent had for sale. Enter "Minnie". It became a surprise birthday present in 2006 and the bug was back. I improved in health the more I worked on the bike and its first outing was a parade at the Brooklands Museum.
Jeep Itom 1963
First Itom-Eng
Before The Fire
5 Speed Yl1 Racer-1
5 Speed Yl1 Racer-2
Puch Zorplan Shopper
Before The Fire-1
My next outing on Minnie was at Aberdare Park in Wales. This is definitely "Aver
are" Park as the barriers are straw ba
les and the protec
tion around the trees was also straw bales. Who is the protection for? It is a great track and puts ones metal to the test. Minnie did well, better tha
n its rider who took a little tim
to settle in. Anyway, I was hooked and decided to join the CRMC and parade her
meetings until I felt more my old self.
You can see the problem that Minnie had carring a guy of my size and weight. I was then 6' 3" and 14 stone. I found difficulty in wrapping myself around her but it was worth it.
There are two other 50cc bikes in my stable now, but more about those later or on another page. The first is a MALANCA, late 60s early 70s and an Aprilia RS50 1998. The MALANCA will be built in the style of the 1960s Classic racer conforming to the class rules and the Aprilia to the Freetech 50 class rules. These are on going projects.
What unique preparation, if any did you perform
on your machines?
My approach to preparation was based on my Dad being
an engineer and having a process for many things. In the early days he would say to keep
records and make lists. Build a path that allows you to step through and stepback if you need to.
Even now I have an approach to the bike before a race and I go through a check. I also clean and polish, not just to make her look good but by doing the hands on I notice things that I might have missed or could cause a problem later.
(5). Details of tuning approaches you might have used
and how successful.
Outside of the Cyclemaster, I was always a 4-stroke man until the ITOM came along and so two-stroke tuning had to come from any book or magazine I could find and from listening to those who had already done it. I try to keep records of the experiments I try and the results I get. There were good articles in the Motorcycle press that covered tuning the 50 and these were a good start point for a begginer. This is an article by David Frost written in 1960.
memory that stays in my mind is not to do with the 50cc but of a early race I saw at Silverstone. I was s
tanding at a corner in 1958
waiting for Mike Hailwood to come round on his Ecurie Sportive Norton. At first I could only see Derek Minter and
then as the angle changed there were 4 riders in close line astern that looked
ike a single string of Minter, Hartle, Macintyre, Hailwood; I asked my brother"How do they trust the one in front not to brake?"
(6) What memories do you have of the early
racing 50's scene.
Tuning An Itom-1
Tuning An Itom-2
Tuning An Itom-3
Of People. Now these are memories that stay with you for a lifetime. I was fortunate to know
Swain during her racing days. She was 7 years older than me and a very outspoken lady but, both She and Eddie would, at times look after me in my start with the 50. A
lthough I only raced the ITOM for a year,
I stayed friends and we would meet up at differe
nt meetings, mainly Bran
ds Hatch
. Eddie would give me advice on keeping the bike up to scratch.
de of riding my new 50cc racing ITOM at practice days, this was the first race that stays in my mind as I got older. It was at Brands Hatch and the numbers on the grid appeared vast. The butterflies were flapping around in my stomach, worse that when I rode the bigger bikes. We started with dead engines, a run and drop the clutch and keep on running until you had gained momentum and then jump into the saddle and you were away. The noise of over 45 screaming 50cc engines was rem
I had the good fortune to be on track with a number of Lady riders, Margo Pearson, Pat Wise and Ceri Dundas-Slater when I was on the large capacity and the 50s. One memory that always stays with me is that, although Beryl Swain was a good rider and better than some of the chaps, she was always started from near the back rows of the grid.
Have you been involved with any other class of racing motorcycles or
competitive motorcycling.
As I have said above from 1958 to 1968 I rode a brace of Manx Nortons. The 500cc was quite standard but the 350cc was a twin-plug head, Ray Petty Norton and boy could she go. I made middle field most of the time with the occasional better position of 10 to 7 . I was able to compete in the Isle of Man in the Manx.
I did a season in Grass track on a 250 Velocette that my brother built for himself to race. It had a Wal Philips fuel injector on it and it flew. A friend, Alan Perrett helped us to get the engine running properly as he used to tune Velocettes for racing. I enjoyed the grass but the black stuff called me back.
Walphillips Fi
Bob and I took the engine from the tracker and put it into a road race frame and I did a season riding in the 250cc class as well.
During the period of bringing up a family, I bought the odd scrambles bike and kept my hand in on local tracks and to be with my stepson. I sold my last MX bike, a Suzuki Z 250, in 1997 and bought the ITOM M4/SS.
Who if any one has been the biggest influence in your racing career, or
the racing 50 scene in general?
In the old days the likes of Brian Woolley, Keith Manning, Eddie Swain, Jim Sheehan and without doubt the Simmonds brothers to name but a few. Today the people that have influenced 50cc racing and to my mind are the mainstay of the sport are the likes of Ron Ponti, the late Dave Brearley, Steve Bedford, Chris Alty and Adrian Pallet, the list could go on. If these people keep pushing our sport the way they are, then 50cc races might yet again have a place at all race meetings.
What is the best piece of advice you have ever been given and by whom?
First from my Dad who was an engineer, who said, "if it's not mechanically right don't ride it". "Strip it and re-build it. Then you will know it is as safe as you can make it". "Bodges can cause the end of what you love". Secondly, from my brother Bob, "Learn to feel the bike and listen to it, she will talk to you and you will ride better for it".
at piece of advice or tuning tip if any would you like to pass on to
fellow members.
With tuning most of it has been done before so read the books, watch others and listen to those who know, experiment and keep notes you will soon find that you are the one that people will ask the questions of. To the quick boys when I am on track: Don't go too fast or you will lap me too many times and reduce my track time!!!
More to Follow
The 50s at 3 Sisters 1999. I am riding No.99
This very short clip from
my Dad's
cine film shows Paddock hill, Hugh Anderson and Beryl Swain. I am in the middle somewhere but my brother, taking the film,
could not pick me out.
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Film watched: Teenage Crime Wave
The Mystery Science Theater 3000 presentation contains these tropes:
- Affectionate Parody / Spoof Aesop: The Mentos parody host segment: "Youth is better! Old is stupid!"
- Black Comedy: "Would ya' look at that - the other half of the Black Dahlia!"
- Call-Back: Mitchell!
- The "S.o.l.'s" segment has too many to count.
- Why don't they look?
- Curse Cut Short: During the third credits interruption, Dr. Forrester swings by Frank, who says, "Oh, for fu—" before he gets maced once again.
- Fake-Out Fade-Out: At the end of the credits, the credits abruptly switches back to Deep 13 and show Frank recovering from the mace, only to get maced yet again and the button to be pushed to restart the credits. This happens many times — the first three times, Colleen Henjum-Williams's credit under "contributing writers" is half on screen before Deep 13 reappears, while at the fourth time, Frank Conniff's writing credit appears right before the switch. Afterwards, the credits make it past Frank Conniff's credit, but Mary Jo Pehl's is half on screen before we get one last Frank macing scene.
- Jet Pack: Mike's half of the Invention Exchange is a rocket pack to get him and the 'Bots down to Earth; unfortunately it misfires, and Mike is forced to explain it to Doctor F. as a skit about "what would happen if our escape plan failed." Clayton is too busy macing Frank to do more than snark.
- The Man Is Sticking It to the Man: Mocked with the "Mystos" sketch.
- Notable Original Music: "Doughy Guys", part of the moving tribute to, well, doughy guys.
- Overly Long Gag: The overdone macing of TV's Frank at the end credits.
- Rule-Abiding Rebel: The "Mystos" spoof. "You're rebelling in a non-threatening way!"
- Running Gag: "He'd never touch you, Terry. You're dirt." Becomes a Call-Back in later episodes.
"There's that THING again! WHAT DOES IT MEAN???"
- Also the constant freak-outs whenever the phone rings.
- And humming the wedding theme whenever any characters (including the two beefy cops) run under the trellis.
- And everybody has taken a course in Observatory Maintenance.
- TV's Frank getting repeatedly maced throughout the show and during the credits sequence.
- Similar Item Confusion: Crow didn't know the difference between LOX, liquid oxygen, and the fish product lox while Mike was putting the Jet Pack together.Crow: That's still no reason why it shouldn'ta worked...
- Shout-Out: Several:
Terry: Be our guest!
- The first segment contains a whole bunch of references to The Great Escape.
- When the movie's Opening Scroll starts up, Crow starts reading the introduction to The Empire Strikes Back.
- There are also a few references to music and musicals; Oklahoma!, for one.
Crow: Put our service to the test!
- Yank the Dog's Chain: The fourth time the credits abruptly end, Frank steals Dr. Forrester's Mace Mousse and attempts to mace HIM for once. Unfortunately, the spray was facing the wrong way...

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ALEXANA WILLAMETTE "TERRIOR"'15 – "In an emerging Oregon style for Chardonnay, this 10th anniversary vintage release is accessible yet firm. Compact lime and apple fruit carries lightly-applied notes of new wood. There are also carefully balanced suggestions of butter and banana, which may indicate full or partial malolactic fermentation. In any event it's a tasty, balanced and ready-to-go wine."………49.99
ARGYLE WILLAMETTE "GROWER SERIES"'15 – "This wine presents an interesting mix of herbal, citrus and stone-fruit components. Lemon pepper and grapefruit, with a touch of Satsuma orange, all stand out. A slick lick of caramel carries on the finish.."…….37.99
AU BON CLIMAT SANTA MARIA "NUITS BLANCHES"'14 – "Finely textured, featuring lilting white fruit flavors that are wrapped inside a silky spiciness. Airy midpalate, with notes of lemon cream. Finishes long and rich, showing a luscious mix of sea salt and hints of caramel, accented by some dried coconut details."………90.99
BALLETTO RUSSIAN RIVER'13 – "Light golden yellow color in the glass. Aromas of green apple, lime, lemon and buttery oak. Apple-driven flavors on the palate have good richness and are complimented by oak."…….63.99
BALLETTO RUSSIAN RIVER "TERESA'S UNOAKED"'14 – "The first sip shows that this is definitely not what you'd expect of a popular "California Chard." It's much leaner and quite lemony, more Chablis style than Californian, with lemon notes running through the palate, followed by pear and peach. Overall, the wine is very light and almost astringent, with citrusy acidity persevering through into the finish. Its acidity makes it a good food wine."……47.99
BERINGER NAPA "LUMINUS"'12 – "The 2012 Luminus has a striking purity of fruit, and showcases bright citrus characteristics and a beautiful minerality. It has a robust acidity, notes of lemon pith, almond extract, and a silky, elegant texture"…..64.99
CALERA CENTRAL COAST'16 – "The nose of this wine is sharp and precise in tones of chalk, tangerine cream, dried lemon and crushed nuts. There's a strong mineral quality through the entire palate that accents flavors of lemon juice and yellow pear."………39.99
CAMBRIA SANTA MARIA "BENCHMARK"'14 – "A flinty smoke aroma greets the nose first on this well-priced bottling from the Jackson family, with roasted Marcona almond, toasted brioche and seared lemon also showing. A bright energy bolsters the palate, where Meyer lemon ripeness gains pencil shavings and chipped oak flavors in the midpalate."…32.99
CAMBRIA SANTA MARIA "KATHERINE'S"'17 – "Well-structured, with a smoky richness to the mineral-infused apple and pear tart flavors. The fresh, spicy finish lingers with a creamy texture."………32.99
CAMBRIDGE CELLARS CENTRAL COAST " LIMITED"'15 – "Clean and fresh, balanced and showing apple and a long, smooth finish."………40.99
CHARLES SMITH WASHINGTON "EVE"'16 – "Simple and Pinot Grigio-like, this Washington Chardonnay has soft notes of red apple, macerated lemon, and a touch of rocky minerality. The medium-bodied palate adds in some spice, but overall, it lacks interest."………32.99
CONCANNON CENTRAL COAST "FOUNDERS"'14 – "A light straw color in the glass, stone-fruit and pineapple aromas on the nose. It's delicate on the palate, with easy apple, oak and vanilla flavors."………32.99
CRAFTWORK MONTEREY'14 – "Cool Pacific ocean breezes sweep over Chardonnay grapes in California's Monterey County, and are responsible for many Burgundian style Chardonnays like this one."……32.99
DAVIS ESTATES NAPA'13 – "Offers wonderful vibrancy, density and focus, aimed squarely at a mix of citrus-infused green apple and pear flavors. Ends tight and cleansing."…….90.99
DAVIS ESTATES NAPA MALDONANDO DIJON CLONES "VENGE"'14 – "This is an opulently lush and bold, full-bodied wine, ripe and soft on the palate with a distinct hit of oak on the entry. It evolves in the glass to reveal crisper notions of green apple, nutmeg and lemon-lime."…….70.99
DOMAINE SERENE WILLAMETTE' "EVENSTAND RESERVE"'15 – "Precise and well-structured, with floral lemon and apricot aromas and sleekly complex lime and stony mineral flavors that finish with laser-sharp crispness."…………….124.99
DONATI FAMILY "SORELLE PER SEMPRE" CALIFORNIA'11– "Extremely crisp, clear and smooth Chardonnay, very light for a Chardonnay, but still very flavorful. Hints of pineapple and other tropical fruits, very nice."………36.99
EBERLE PASO ROBLES'16 – "Those seeking a fresh, detailed Chardonnay from Paso Robles will be pleased with this bottling. Light, easy aromas of lemon balm, white peach and clarified butter into a palate full of lemon zest, creamy cherimoya and brioche flavors."………47.99
EBERLE PASO ROBLES'17 – "Paso Robles is not known as a Chardonnay land, but the Eberle team manages to pull of fresh and worthy bottlings each vintage, even from the eastside of town. Broad poached pear and apple-blossom aromas lead into a palate of peach and pineapple, which is framed by decent tannic tension."………47.99
ESSER MONTEREY'15 – "Bright golden amber color. Fruity, oaky aromas and flavors of ripe yellow apples, planked oak, grilled pineapple, and lemon curd with a slightly chewy, tangy, dry full body and a warming, amusing, brisk finish with woody, firm tannins and moderate oak."………32.99
ETUDE CARNEROS "GRACE BENOIST"'14– "This well-made wine lies on the crisper, lighter-bodied style of the equation, softly textured and lengthy in that brightness of acidity. Anise, Good & Plenty and shocks of nutmeg provide intriguing notes of spiciness that complement the tartness of preserved lemon and green apple."…….32.99
FERRARI CARANO ALEXANDER VALLEY'15 – "Offers tangy citrus, green apple, pear and honeydew flavors that are elegant and refined."……… 64.99
FERRARI CARANO RUSSIAN RIVER "TRE TERE"'14 – "Rich and juicy, with lively white peach, nectarine, apple and honeydew flavors that run deep and persistent, showing off subtle spicy oak nuances. Drink now. Tasted twice, with consistent notes."…….89.99
FLOWERS SONOMA'14 – "Light straw hue. Expressive aromas of citrus zest and lime-blossom are highlighted by honeysuckle and wet flint. The palate is heightened by a compelling, site-specific minerality, textural salinity, and precise acidity that carry brilliantly through the finish. A true expression of both the grape and its proximity to the Pacific Ocean."……79.99
FORT ROSS SONOMA'11 – "Fort Ross Winery is nestled on a sunny coastal ridge, overlooking the Pacific Ocean a mile below. Their "True Sonoma Coast" vineyard is one of the closest, if not the closest, to the ocean in all of California. This is a great Chardonnay if you are looking for a style somwhere between the over-oaked and the steely style. It's all about the gorgeous fruit in this one, Highly recommended."……..70.99
GRAFTER CALIFORNIA'15 – "Ripe, concentrated fruit flavors of lemon curd, apple and pear are showcased on the palate, with a hint of baking spices. Partial barrel-fermentation and sur-lie ageing provide a creamy texture, while the balance of fruit produced in stainless steel helps to provide focus and vibrancy. The final result is a wine that will please both those that appreciate richer Chardonnays and those that look for pure fruit expression."…….37.99
HAHN SANTA LUCIA "SLH"'15 – "This white is vibrant and rich-tasting, offering a complex array of fig, quince, pear and ripe citrus flavors. Well-structured, with notes of lemon meringue on the plush, focused finish."………………..48.99
HAYES RANCH CALIFORNIA'16 – "It is golden yellow in color with inviting aromas of ripe apple, vanilla and hints of butter. The mouth filling red apple flavors are subtle, yet well integrated with oak to create a very smooth wine that has a soft fruity finish."…….32.99
JARVIS NAPA "CAVE FERMENTED"'13 – "This has an alluring mix of spicy, toasty oak and fig, green apple, honeydew, graham cracker and subtle citrus flavors. This wears the oak well and homes in on the flavors, which are rich, intense and persistent."……… 134.99
JARVIS NAPA "FINCH HOLLOW"'14– "This wine is all about subtlety and finesse, from the lightly aromatic touches of butterscotch and new oak to the delicate mix of fig, tangerine and honeydew notes. The flavors fill out the palate in an elegant manner."………194.99
JONES OF WASHINGTON WAHLUKE' 13 – "It's bit unusual to find a family-owned winery in Washington offering a Chardonnay at this tier, but these folks in the Columbia Basin have a well-earned reputation for affordable and quality red and white wines — thanks in large part to Victor Palencia's winemaking. There's no hint of wood in any corner of this wine, which opens with bright aromas of pineapple, mango, coconut, green apple candy, apple blossoms and minerality. The drink is akin to flavors of fresh-cut Granny Smith apple and Bosc pear, bringing persistent acidity and a finish of jicama."…………….40.99
LAETITIA ARROYO'13 – "Abundant flavors of lemon, lychee and green apple framed by elegant French oak and bright acidity."…….35.99
LANDMARK SONOMA "OVERLOOK"'11 – "Moderately rich and spicy, with ripe fig, baked apple, honeydew melon and light cedary oak, ending with a slight rawness."…….64.99
LUCAS & LEWELLEN SANTA BARBARA "UNOAKED"'12 – "The peach and apricot flavors have a crisp, lemony edge, with plenty of refreshing acidity and details of fresh herbs on the finish."……..38.99
MORGAN MONTEREY "METALLICO"'15 – "Metallico's aromatics are intense with baked apple, Asian pear, and candied ginger. The palate has ripe fruit flavors of lemon zest and grapefruit. Crisp, food-friendly acidity keeps this special wine refreshing and bright."…….45.99
NEYERS CARNEROS'14 – "This is a luxuriously layered and complex white. It's an expertly rendered combination of ripe, rich fruit—most notably spicy apple and pear—that's completely uplifted by bright acidity and a refreshing mouthfeel. Still youthful, it's both vibrant and nuanced."……64.99
OAK FARM VINEYARDS LODI'17 – "Gold color. Aromas of spiced apples, bruleed lemon, buttery popcorn, and warm pineapple upside down cake with a satiny, vibrant, fruity light-to-medium body and a tingling, stimulating, medium-length sea salt, caramelized mushroom, and vanilla gelato finish with coating tannins and moderate oak flavor. A buttery Chardonnay with ripe fruit and hints of umami."……37.99
PACIFIC OASIS COLUMBIA'14 – "Bright golden yellow color. Aromas of apricot, nectarine, honey, and orange frosting with a soft, dry light-to-medium body and a medium-length kiwi and pineapple finish. A light-bodied picnic Chardonnay."……32.99
PALI WINE CO. STA. RITA HILLS "HUBER VINEYARD"'13 – "Just enough white peach and pineapple ripeness on the nose plays to the hedonistic side of the grape, but gracious notes of chalk dust and mandarin orange pith keep it intellectual. The palate is lively and citrus-driven, showing green apple, Bosc pear, salted lemons and more peach."…….84.99
PARDUCCI MENDOCINO "SMALL LOT BLEND"'12 – "With aromas of candied apple and a crisp, dry, soft texture, this is a well made, easy-to-like wine that's accessible, integrated with classic Chardonnay flavors."……..32.99
PARIS VALLEY ROAD CALIFORNIA'14 – "Bright gold color. Aromas and flavors of apple sauce, apple taffy, toasted coconut, and lemon curd with an crisp, dry-yet-fruity full body and an interesting, crisp finish with soft tannins and light oak. Soft inviting easy simple flavors."……32.99
PEIRANO LODI "HERITAGE"'13 – "Golden straw color. Toasty aromas and flavors of apple, vanilla, pineapple, and hazelnut with a satiny, bright, dry medium-to-full body and a seamless, layered, medium-long finish with notes of honeydew, ripe pear, river rocks, and Meyer lemon with silky tannins and moderate oak. This generous styled Chardonnay bridges old and new world with a simply elegant old world use of oak that brings just the perfect amount of toasty hazelnut and vanilla."………………..32.99
PHELPS CREEK OREGON "COLUMBIA GORGE"'16 – "What a Pinot Gris! Phelps Creek's unique, high elevation vineyard tucked in the hills above Hood River yields grapes with brilliant acidity and loaded with minerality. Apple and pear fruit flavors as crisp as can be, fresh off the the tree!"……63.99
PRIDE MOUNTAIN NAPA'15 – "Oaky and spicy, this wine traffics in lemon, lime and tart green apple, a medium-bodied effort of balanced richness and concentration that should do well at the table."…………………….90.99
PRIDE NAPA'16 – "The 2016 Chardonnay Vintner Select, from Pride's estate vineyard on Spring Mountain, is fresh, nuanced and impeccably balanced. Lemon peel, white flowers, mint and white pepper add to an impression of freshness and cut."………90.99
RAMEY NAPA-CARNEROS "HYDE"'16 – "The 2015 Chardonnay Ritchie Vineyard is a little restrained and reticent to begin, with lime leaves and lemongrass wafts over a core of white peaches, chalk dust and coriander seed. Medium to full-bodied, the palate delivers incredible freshness and precision, with the raciness contrasted by electric intensity, finishing on a lingering mineral note."………129.99
RAMEY RUSSIAN RIVER "RITCHIE"'15 – "The 2015 Chardonnay Ritchie Vineyard is a little restrained and reticent to begin, with lime leaves and lemongrass wafts over a core of white peaches, chalk dust and coriander seed. Medium to full-bodied, the palate delivers incredible freshness and precision, with the raciness contrasted by electric intensity, finishing on a lingering mineral note."………119.99
RAMEY RUSSIAN RIVER "WOOSLEY ROAD"'14 – "The 2014 Chardonnay Woolsey Road Vineyard has exotic jasmine, pineapple and guava notes with hints of crème brulee and croissant. Medium-bodied with plenty of finesse in the mouth, it gives a nice balance between the fruit and savory flavors, with a silken texture and finishing long and toasty."…………………124.99
ROMBAUER CARNEROS'18 – "Since the 1990s, big, oaky, buttery Chardonnays from California have enjoyed explosive popularity. More recently, the pendulum has begun to swing in the opposite direction, towards a clean, crisp style that rarely utilizes new oak. In Burgundy, the subregion of Chablis, while typically employing the use of older oak barrels, produces a similar bright and acid-driven style. Anyone who doesn't like oaky Chardonnay would likely enjoy its lighter style."……79.99
RUSACK SANTA BARBARA'11 – "Clean and refreshing, bringing notes of ripe pear, apple and citrus to the forefront. Ends with a pleasing earthiness."….75.99
SBRAGIA NAPA "HOME RANCH"'16 – "This is a big California style Chardonnay. It is golden yellow colored and its bouquet has aromas of buttery caramel, cedar and light citrus. It is full bodied, creamy and mouth coating, with good acidity. The flavors profile features ripe pear, pineapple and creme brulee with hints of light oak and minerality. The finish is slightly spicy and lingers quite a while."……….59.99
SHAFER NAPA "RED SHOULDER RANCH"' 13– "The 2013 Chardonnay Red Shoulder Ranch looks like one of their all-time greats, and to date they've all been very impressive wines. The crisp tangerine, honeyed citrus, pear and white peach notes are prominent in this beautifully fruited medium to full-bodied Chardonnay that shows additional orange marmalade notes in the mouth. It's textured, crisp acid, from having not gone though malolactic, gives it focus and zest, and the overall impression is one of brilliant richness subtly touched by smoke, but letting the fruit dominate. Year in year out, this is one of the superstar wineries, not only in Napa Valley and all of California, but in the entire world."……111.99
SHAFER NAPA "RED SHOULDER RANCH"' 13– "The 2013 Chardonnay Red Shoulder Ranch looks like one of their all-time greats, and to date they've all been very impressive wines. The crisp tangerine, honeyed citrus, pear and white peach notes are prominent in this beautifully fruited medium to full-bodied Chardonnay that shows additional orange marmalade notes in the mouth. It's textured, crisp acid, from having not gone though malolactic, gives it focus and zest, and the overall impression is one of brilliant richness subtly touched by smoke, but letting the fruit dominate. Year in year out, this is one of the superstar wineries, not only in Napa Valley and all of California, but in the entire world."……104.99
SHAFER NAPA "RED SHOULDER RANCH"' 14 – "The Shafer Red Shoulder Ranch Chardonnay is the standard-bearer of this grape variety in the Napa Valley and perhaps in the state of California. This wine has always been a consistent front-runner; 2014 is nothing short of outstanding. Bright with ripe apples, dried peaches and aromatic flowers in the aroma, this wine's long and persistent flavors following by its exceptionally long, crisp finish."…….104.99
SIXTO COLUMBIA VALLEY "UNCOVERED"'15 – "A blend of multiple vineyards (this is the only blend in the Sixto lineup), the 2015 Chardonnay Uncovered is brought up in a mix of concrete and puncheons before spending 18 months in barrel. Buttered pineapple, white flowers, brioche, and some seriously ripe fruit emerge from the glass, and it's medium to full-bodied, beautifully concentrated and textured, with a terrific depth of fruit. It's impressive and showed even more freshness and purity with time in the glass."……….64.99
STAGLIN RUTHERFORD-NAPA'09 – "Delightfully delicate and pure, with ripe honeysuckle, light fig and honeydew melon flavors that are graceful and refined."….174.99
TALBOTT SANTA LUCIA "SLEEPY HOLLOW"'12 – "Pale gold. Poached pear, Meyer lemon, buttered toast and white flowers on the deeply perfumed nose. Smooth, open-knit orchard fruit and orange flavors stain the palate, picking up a smoky nuance with aeration. Shows excellent clarity and punch on the mineral-tinged finish, which leaves suave floral and citrus fruit notes behind."…….64.99
TALBOTT SANTA LUCIA "SLEEPY HOLLOW"'14 – "Lightly toasted almond, melted butter, chalk and Meyer lemon scents are delicately woven together in this expressive yet restrained bottling. There is well dispersed acidic energy throughout the palate, where smoked lemon flavors lead into sea salt and white flower notes on the finish."…….49.99
TOM GORE CALIFORNIA'14 – "Lovely balance, refreshment and richness in this Californian Chardonnay. Aromas of peach, green apple and vanilla spice. Beautifully balanced, rich and round."…………32.99
TOR KENWARD SONOMA "DURELL"'17 – "Gold color. Aromas of spiced apples, bruleed lemon, buttery popcorn, and warm pineapple upside down cake with a satiny, vibrant, fruity light-to-medium body and a tingling, stimulating, medium-length sea salt, caramelized mushroom, and vanilla gelato finish with coating tannins and moderate oak flavor. A buttery Chardonnay with ripe fruit and hints of umami."……129.99
TOR CARNEROS'18 – "The 2018 Carneros Chardonnay from Tor is absolutely sublime. This barrel selection is sourced from three historic Chardonnay vineyards, The Beresini Vineyard, Hyde Vineyard and Durell vineyard, each adding their own special character. As far as the wine itself, this instantly opens to seductive aromatics of poached pear, lemon oil, pineapple, crème brûlée, honeysuckle and lovely mineral undertones that all soar from the glass. On the palate this is beautifully textured with a wonderful Meursault-like richness, while at the same time showing outstanding balance and focus through the sultry finish. This is a simply marvelous Chardonnay from Tor that is delicious now, but should also evolve nicely over the next few years."………69.99
TRIONE SONOMA "RIVER ROAD RANCH"'16 – "This delivers an upfront, savory impression with toasty, biscuity aromas across candied peaches. The palate has praline-coated pear and melon flavors with a smooth array of ripe, fleshy peaches. Holds long and fresh."………63.99
TRUCHARD NAPA CARNEROS'17 – "Stony and savory notes fill this zesty version, featuring dried white fruit, pear tart and toasty flavors. Buttery finish."……69.99
UPPERCUT NAPA'13 – "Lovely aromas of pear and baked apple with notes of nectarine, hazelnut and toasty oak on the palate."…………..38.99
WALTER HANSEL SONOMA "CAHILL LANE"'14 – "The 2014 Chardonnay Cahill Lane Vineyard emerges from a parcel planted exclusively with Wente clone Chardonnay. Deep, powerful and implosive, the 2014 possesses superb depth along with the buttery, tropical profile that is the signature of the Hansel Chardonnays."………70.99
WALTER HANSEL SONOMA "THE MEADOWS"'14 – "The 2014 Chardonnay The Meadows is all about richness, power and intensity, both in its sweetness through the middle and more tropically leaning flavors. Mango, pineapple, honey, butter, roasted almonds and dried flowers meld into the textured, inviting finish."………64.99
ZIATA NAPA/CARNEROS CHARDONNAY'16 – "Dried nutmeg, apricot pie, vanilla and spices. Medium to full body, some nice oiliness to the texture and a medium finish."………92.99


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Our membership class, led by Joe Casiglia our Senior Pastor, is a comfortable place to learn more about Faith Lutheran Church, how to become a member, and what is means to be a member of Faith. You will hear about our vision and values and you will have an opportunity to ask questions. Class is designed for ages 14 and up. Offered in the fall and spring,
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Project Overview
From Ugly Asphalt to Elegant Exposed Aggregate
This project entailed installing an exposed aggregate concrete driveway with a beautiful brick accent border which allowed us to update an old asphalt driveway on a lovely historic street in the Webster Groves – Kirkwood area. Because the driveway is so long, it has a larger impact, positively or negatively, on the overall look of the house. This update not only improved the driveway, but the entire curb-appeal of the home.
First we removed the old driveway and prepped the ground in order to provide a consistent base for both the concrete and the decorative brick borders to ensure years of lasting strength. Then we poured the concrete followed soon after with setting the bricks which matched the home perfectly. At the side and back of the home, we integrated the driveway seamlessly with the steps, walkway, and detached garage to create a smooth and timeless look as if the home and drive where all built at the same time.
Although this project was relatively inexpensive compared to most home-improvement projects of this nature, the overall added equity to the home is significant. A new designer concrete driveway is one of the best returning investments you can make for your home. Now the driveway is as beautiful as the home and the neighborhood.
Project Statistics
How this Job Compares
Overall Difficulty of Project
4 out of 10
Time to Completion
4 Days
Approximate Square Footage
2200 Square Feet
Price Range
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A very sensitive subject. A painful one for some. A matter of choice for many people in our society…
But God's thoughts are clear…
What Does God Say About Abortion?
Pay close attention to God's thoughts:
You shall not murder―Ex. 20:13
Look, children are a gift of the Lord, and the fruit of the womb is a reward. As arrows in the hand of a mighty warrior, so are the children of one's youth. Happy is the man who has his quiver full of them; he shall not be ashamed when he speaks with the enemies at the gate―Psalm 127:3-5
You brought my inner parts into being; You wove me in my mother's womb. I will praise you, for You made me with fear and wonder; marvelous are Your works, and You know me completely. My frame was not hidden from You when I was made in secret, and intricately put together in the lowest parts of the earth. Your eyes saw me unformed, yet in Your book all my days were written, before any of them came into being. How precious also are Your thoughts to me, O God! How great is the sum of them! If I should count them, they are more in number than the sand; when I awake, I am still with You―Psalm 139:13-18
"You are worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honor and power; for You have created all things, and by Your will they exist and were created"―Revelation 4:11
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CANTON, S.D., U.S.A, July 23, 2019—Terex Bid-Well, an industry leader in the development and manufacture of specialized concrete paving machines for the bridge, flatwork, canal and heavy highway, airport and seaport construction markets, announces the appointment of Jorge Cervera as Regional Sales Manager for Latin America, Japan and Western US.
Through this role, Jorge will support Terex Bid-Well products and services, working to meet customers' equipment needs and developing new growth opportunities in these areas. He will also represent customer interests across international and non-government organizations that are working towards common goals within specialized concrete paving machines for the bridge, flatwork, canal and heavy highway, airport and seaport construction markets.
"Our sales force plays a vital role in developing, maintaining and growing relationships with our customers," said Timothy Rubalcaba, Sales and Marketing Manager with Terex Bid-Well. "Adding Jorge to our team of veteran sales representatives strengthens our ability to serve our customers meet the specific needs of their respective markets."
Jorge comes to the Terex Bid-Well team experienced as a Director of Global Accounts for AGCO Corporation, where he led all global commercial and strategic relationships with AGCO's most complex, critical, high profile and highest potential global accounts in the Americas, Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific. He also has many years' experience working across various areas of Caterpillar. Inc., most recently as Sr. Territory Manager, responsible for sales in Latin America moving to the NC2 Global, LLC [50/50 joint venture with Navistar] overseeing global Dealer Development and Dealer Operations.
"I am pleased to join the Terex Bid-Well team in a role that focuses on our customers' needs, and to working closely with them to enhance our added value and to drive their business growth," says Jorge. "Focusing on our customers in this way gives them a superior level of confidence when they invest in our equipment and services."
Since 1961, Terex Bid-Well has been an industry leader in the development and manufacture of a complete line of versatile and specialized concrete paving machines for the bridge and highway construction market. Terex Bid-Well pavers, manufactured in Canton, SD are not only used locally, but across the country and internationally as well.
For more information about Terex Bid-Well please visit http://www.terex.com/concrete
Media Contact:
Timothy Rubalcaba, Sales and Marketing Manager, Terex Bid-Well
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About Terex:
Terex Corporation is a global manufacturer of lifting and material processing products and services delivering lifecycle solutions that maximize customer return on investment. Major Terex brands include Terex, Genie, Powerscreen and Demag. Terex solutions serve a broad range of industries, including construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, shipping, transportation, refining, energy, utilities, quarrying and mining. Terex offers financial products and services to assist in the acquisition of Terex equipment through Terex Financial Services. More information about Terex is available on its website: www.Terex.com, and on its LinkedIn page -- www.linkedin.com/company/terex and Facebook page -- www.facebook.com/TerexCorporation.


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Work done by the Community Council
The 1972 Local Government Act states that every part of Wales is in a community. In Wales the legal and constitutional term for these units of local government administration is termed "Community Councils".
The Community Council represents the lowest tier of local government and is closest to the public as regards meeting local needs. The Council has several statutory rights and duties. It is entitled to comment on planning applications, spending entitlement on bus shelters, roadside lights etc. There are also opportunities to lead or participate in local projects and which benefit the community.
What is the Council structure?
A list of your local councillors is provided on the next page. There is a representation from the 8 villages within the community which are Rhuddlan, Cwmsychpant, Cwrtnewydd, Llanwenog, Drefach, Gorsgoch, Brynteg and Alltyblaca – with a total of 11 Councillors who do not represent any political party and who are elected every 4 years. A Clerk/Financial Officer is employed to handle all arrangements for meetings and preparing an agenda to deal with the records and financial and administrative matters linked to implementing the Council's work.
How does the Council work?
Any work done by the Council will be implemented following decisions taken at open meetings. Any work is paid for with public money which the Council receives through raising a precept which is part of the Council Tax set by Ceredigion County Council.
What is the Council's precept?
In 2017/18 the Council's precept is set at £9,500. The precept is raised to finance wide-ranging work programme including cleaning and repairing bus shelters, maintaining the public footpaths, buying new benches etc. The Council employs one part time officer which is the Clerk, and also pays contractors to carry out specialist work such as repair and maintenance, maintain the footpaths and so on.
Can the public attend the meetings?
By all means. You are welcome to attend our meetings as listeners only. Members of the public are not entitled to take part in Council discussions or give their opinion during the meeting – there may however be exceptional circumstances where the chairperson is allowed to call for a contribution from the public and for them to make a statement. Council meetings are held monthly, except for August, and are usually held on the first Tuesday of each month. Meetings are held in Drefach Village Hall at 7.30pm.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting is a legal obligation as stated by the Local Government Act 1972. The annual meeting has to be held in the month of May. Council decides on the date. The first item on the Agenda must be the election of the Chairman of the Community Council for the next twelve months.
To be elected as a Councillor a member must be qualified under the law, be a British Citizen and must have attained the age of 21.
The applicant must also be-
- a local government elector
- has, during the whole twelve months preceding that day, occupied as owner or tenant any land or other premises in the same area
- principal, or only place of work, during twelve months before election, has been in that area.
- resided during the whole of twelve months in that area, or within three miles of that area
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A huge thank you to everyone who participated in National Women in Engineering Day 2016. The day was another amazing success and we were extremely pleased to see so many organisations and individuals involved whatever their size and reach. If you put on an event or participated in one, please do tell us about it by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. We'd love to share your good news and successes however big or small. Thank you again for your enthusiasm and commitment – why not start thinking about what you can do for INTERNATIONAL WOMEN IN ENGINEERING DAY #INWED17 now!


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With turquoise waters, dreamlike islands, and pristine rainforests, Belize is a sensory feast. Dive in with Moon Belize. Inside you'll find:
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- The top outdoor adventures: Hike rainforests filled with medicinal trees and howler monkeys, snorkel the second-largest coral reef in the world, go spelunking in ancient underground caves, or hop through the vibrant cayes
- Unique experiences and can't-miss highlights: Canoe to a farmers market to sample fresh pupusas and cashew wine, and cool off beneath the waterfalls. Marvel at Mayan archaeological sites or experience a traditional homestay in Punta Gorda. Relax on the beach all day, and spend your night dancing barefoot in the sand to the sound of Garifuna drums
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Sam Buttery, one of twenty hopefuls who competed in The Voice UK's live finals in April, has landed a role in Boy George's London West End show Taboo. The Sun...
Sam Buttery, one of twenty hopefuls who competed in The Voice UK's live finals in April, has landed a role in Boy George's London West End show Taboo. The Sun...
Eliminated Voice UK hopeful Sophie Griffin has backed Vince Kidd to win the show.
Axed Voice UK contestant Sam Buttery has said he feels more positive than if he had been kicked off of The X Factor.
Eliminated The Voice UK finalist Sam Buttery has insisted that this won't be the end of the line for his singing career.
It was an emotional Voice UK results show tonight, as Sam Buttery and Sophie Griffin were eliminated.
Sam Buttery has become the first Voice UK contestant to be eliminated from Team Tom in tonight's results show.
TellyMix readers have tipped Sam Buttery and Joelle Moses to leave The Voice UK tonight.
The Voice UK live shows kicked off in style last night, as the artists on Team Tom and Team Will's took to the stage.
The Voice UK live shows kicked off in style this evening with a talnt filled ninety-minute opener as the first ten acts performed... and there are the glamorous pictures!
Sam Buttery's vocal impressed on the first Voice UK live final tonight, but his staging was criticized by the coaches.
The Voice UK 2012 live shows kick off tonight, and Sir Tom Jones' batch of five artists are some of the first to take to the stage.
The Voice UK artist Sam Buttery has said he's not feeling nervous ahead of the live shows this Saturday.
The Voice UK artists love music, so much as to that some of them spent last night "just jamming away", the result was this rather awesome cover!
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Everyone needs a great set of eyeshadow brushes. I am personally always on the hunt for new eyeshadow brushes. Today I'll be sharing with you the Lux Vegan Eye Makeup Brush Set from MOTD Cosmetics (www.MOTDCosmetics.com). This set retails for $70 and includes nine of the softest makeup brushes that …Read More »
Makeup Product Review, Swatches, Photos, Trend 2016, 2017, 2018: BHUE Pencil Kit, The Basics #1
Who doesn't love an all in one kit? We definitely do! A kit that has all your pencil essentials in one? We're all ears. BHUE PENCIL KIT – THE BASICS # 1 ($65) is a 6-piece cosmetic pencil kit that comes in a tin case and provides different kinds of …Read More »
Makeup Preview, Trends: Glossy Lids, Velvet Lips, Bold Black Brows, Jane Iredele Smooth Affair for Eyes, PureMoist Lipstick, Retractable Brow Pencil, Fall 2016
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Preview, Shades, Colors: NARS Fall 2016 Color Collection, Dual-Intensity Eyeshadow, Velvet Matte Lip Pencils, Eyeliner, Contour Blush
It may be hot outside but we're beyond excited for the sneak peek of the Fall goodies coming soon from NARS! What can we expect next season? Three new Dual-Intenstity Eyeshadows, two new Velvet Matte Lip Pencils, two new Contour Blushes, and nine new Velvet Eyeliners. Created by NARS Founder …Read More »
Review: Maybelline New York Master Precise Curvy Liquid Liner, Color Tattoo Liquid Eye Chrome, Brow Precise Micro Pencil, Lip Studio Shine Shot, Color Jolt, Lip Color Palette, Baby Lips Glow Balm Summer 2016
Summer is here, and it's time to add a burst of color to your makeup routine. Maybelline New York is excited to share their newest launches with you! The collections are inspired by the latest makeup trends and runway looks. Check them out below! The Master Precise Curvy Liquid Liner uses …Read More »
Preview, MAC RebelEyes, Berry Black Friday, Fluidity Gel Liner Technakohl, Power Pencil, Pro Longwear, Penultimate, Liquid Last
Like the perfect little black dress, black eye liner never goes out of fashion. From pencil to pen, liquid to gel, M∙A∙C reintroduces seven of your favorite pitch-dark products – including Graphblack Technakohl, Blacktrack Fluidline and Feline Kohl Power Eye Pencil – as well as a whole new take on …Read More »
Preview, Photos: MAC Cosmetics Vamplify Lip Gloss, Pro Longwear Lip Pencil, Makeup Collection Fall, Winter 2015
Be seduced by the most dramatic lip gloss yet from MAC. Loaded with high-powered pigments that hug lips in shades that glisten with a delicious shine, one swipe of Vamplify loads lips with attitude as a combination of lush natural oils polish with impeccable, moisturizing color. Never a tease, the …Read More »
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Review 2015: Pop of Color for Summer with Kiss imPRESS Press On Manicure, Polish Pop Nail Accents, Clean Summer Sun Perfume, Susan Posnick ColorMe Blush, ColorEyeDefine Eyeshadow Pencil
Add a punch of color to your summer style with pretty pastels, vibrant corals and pinks from imPRESS Press-On Manicure, ($7.99; at CVS). Simply peel off and press on, with no dry time and no mess, this gel-shine manicure lasts up to one week. Get a salon-worthy mani in seconds. …Read More »
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Our reasoning behind Kiyoshi Komatsu's resignation is pretty simple: he was tired of doing the same thing over and over and over and over, but the rest of Koei disagreed. They alienated him at work, egged his car, stole his milk money and whatever else people can do to be good old-fashioned jerks. So, he decided he couldn't take it anymore and said he was resigning because of "personal reasons". Sound about right?
Koei should make more games in the vein of their old school Nintendo games. Anyone ever play Gemfire or Uncharted Waters? There were plenty of others as well, but those were the 2 I played.


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March 2011 Issue
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OCR Carma, TMG doe -- photos taken after her recovery
Dust-Induced Interstitial Pneumonia
OCR Carma, Tennessee Meat Goat™ doe at Onion Creek Ranch in Texas, was found down in a drought-stricken pasture around noon on a Sunday in December 2010. She was on her side, mouth breathing and paddling with all four legs like a goat does when it is close to death. Carma had been seen eating with the rest of her herd only two hours earlier. Three attempts were made to stand her upright; Carma could not stand and fell to the ground each time.
She was brought to the Vet Building, where the dust was cleaned from her nostrils, mouth, and face, and her rectal temperature was taken (a slightly above normal 104.8*F). With not a drop of rain since August 2010, the relentless West Texas winds had been blowing dust for weeks. Three other goats had already developed dust-induced interstitial pneumonia, one case of which turned into emphysema and it had to be euthanized. My immediate concern was that Carma's fever had already peaked and was rapidly dropping. It is much easier to bring high temperature down, and interstitial pneumonia is more responsive to treatment when fever is present. When a goat has pneumonia and body temperature peaks and then drops below 100*F, it is almost impossible to save it, so I knew I had to take immediate action - plus have luck on my side - to save her.
Next step was to get her hydrated. Carma was severely dehydrated. Into a bucket of warm water, I mixed Bounce Back electrolytes and offered it to her. Sometimes it is necessary to put the goat's muzzle into the electrolytes, but Carma drank immediately. I made sure that she didn't drink too fast by removing the bucket and replacing it several times. I then gave her Nuflor antibiotic IM (into the muscle) for infection, Banamine non-steroidal anti-inflammatory IM to bring the fever down, and perhaps most importantly of all, the generic version of Expectahist oral decongestant/antihistamine/expectorant that my vet had compounded for me to clear her lungs. (Branded Expectahist is no longer on the market.)
Amazingly, Carma was like her old self, resisting being handled, within 30 minutes. This is by no means a normal turn-around and was frightening in its quickness. I kept Carma at the Vet Building's treatment area for a full five consecutive days, during which time she was medicated daily with Nuflor antibiotic and given Expectahist orally twice a day. The Banamine was discontinued once her rectal temperature was normal. She began eating green leaves on the second day while complaining loudly about being kept from her herd. I always know that a goat is getting better when it starts resisting being handled. Her rapid rebound from being on her side paddling and mouth breathing to complaining about being confined is attributable to her young age (six years old) and her general good health. Thankfully this illness did not occur several months ago, when she was nursing three kids, because that additional stress might have been enough to make recovery questionable. Carma appeared to be fine earlier that Sunday morning. If my ranch helper had not deliberately been riding pastures to check for sick goats, Carma would have died . . . probably within 30 minutes of the paddling/mouth breathing episode.
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LanternCast Episode #382 – Ask Chad and Mark!
You asked and we answered! All of the interesting, weird or wacky things you submitted are discussed in this holiday-sized episode! Luckily, no one asked about Chad's robe preferences. Be sure to email us your thoughts or chime in on our voice-mail at 708-LANTERN!
No Time Stamps for this episode, but we do answer the questions in the order of Twitter/Facebook/Email.
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LanternCast Episode #346 – 10th Anniversary & 2018 Christmas Celebration!
Ten years ago, two guys who met on a comic forum started a podcast dedicated to the Emerald Gladiator himself, Green Lantern! Five years ago, Jim and Dan handed their passion project off to Mark and Chad! Today, we celebrate a solid decade of reviews, commentary, theories, and discussion. But most important of all, we celebrate the friends we've made and the shared fandom which brought us all together along the way. Happy Anniversary and Merry Christmas!
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LanternCast Episode #304 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi!
Chad, Mark and Dan dissect Rian Johnson's critically acclaimed but still fan base controversial "The Last Jedi" ! And just like Luke says in the film: "This isn't going to go the way you think!" Oh yes, there will be SPOILERS!
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LanternCast Episode #300 – 9th Anniversary Spectacular!
The countdown ends here! Episode #300 is FINALLY here! Jim and Dan return to join Chad and Mark in a discussion of all things Lanterncast and Green Lantern! Myron Rumsey and Corwin Crowl also join the party, and everyone joins in to handle our deluge of listener feedback! All that and some time to discuss "Thor: Ragnarok" as well (Yes, there will be spoilers)!
So take a week off and start listening to this over-sized spectacular! Be sure to email us your thoughts or chime in on our voice-mail at 708-LANTERN!
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LanternCast Episode #280 – 2017 State of the Green Lantern Union!
This is the big one! Chad and Mark welcome back Dan and Jim, as well as Myron Rumsey and Corwin Crowl, to talk about the current state of the Green Lantern Universe! Where are we now? Where are we headed? Where do we want to end up? Is Green Lanterns working as a title? Is Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps too crowded? Where the hell are the Templar Guardians?? We delve into these (and many other) questions as we examine the Green Lantern franchise and brand! So take a listen and enjoy this super-sized episode! Be sure to share your thoughts on our voice-mail at 708-LANTERN!
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LanternCast Episode #261 – Quarterly Quarterly #7!
Our coverage of Green Lantern Corps Quarterly CONTINUES with the SEVENTH of EIGHT episodes! Mark and Chad delve into the world of Magic in the DCU and that usually means one thing: The Starheart! Besides our requisite Alan Scott story, we are introduced to Ash & Barin, and even some zombie Green Lanterns! Throw in some bonus material dating back to the Jim & Dan days, and this one's a winner, folks! Be sure to chime in on our voice-mail at 708-LANTERN!
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Lanterncast Classics: Jim's Drunk (Episode #67)!
In the FIRST of the re-presented Classic LanternCast episodes, the guys re-air one of the most popular LanternCast episodes TO DATE! Corwin Crowl joins Jim Ford to talk about the Dark Things crossover featuring Alan Scott and Jim has to get rip roaring drunk just to stomach a conversation on it! LISTEN IN!
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LanternCast – 2016 Special Report – Episode #02!
What could be big enough to reunite Jim, Dan, Chad and Mark? Well, DC Rebirth, of course! The former and current hosts discuss their thoughts on what Rebirth means to Green Lantern and the DCU as a whole. Throw in a healthy debate about Jessica Cruz's role in the DC cinematic universe, and you have one great episode! Be sure to chime in on our voice-mail at 708-LANTERN to give us YOUR thoughts on Rebirth!
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The Darkstars: Issue #4 Review by Jim Remolde!
Darkstars issue #4 written by Michael Jan Friedman, penciled by Travis Charest, inked by Scott Hanna, lettered by Bob Pinaha, and colored by Julianna Ferriter. The Editor to the Stars was Brian Augustyn and the Stellar Consultant was Robert Greenberger. The cover date is January 1993 and according to Mikes Amazing World of Comics the release date was December 1, 1992.
"Star Wars" begins with Evil Star and the starlings attacking the city in hopes of luring Green Lantern out. The police arrive to stop the mayhem but to no avail. Flint attacks one of the starlings after some officers are killed. Colos and Mo arrive to face Evil Star. All Evil Star cares about is that the two are not Green Lanterns. Evil Star attacks Colos when he attempts to convince Evil Star to surrender. Evil Star orders the starlings to attack the Darkstars as they are not worthy of his attention. Suddenly Evil Star has a crisis of conscience and questions what is it that he is doing and leaves to give himself some time to think leaving the Darkstars confused. Colos orders his ship's computer to analyze what just happened in hopes of gaining some important Intel.
Now we catch up with Carla. She is leaving a taxi but is soon kidnapped by two goons.
The police in attempting to learn about what is going on are attacked by Evil Star who is just looking for some time to think. The Darkstars continue their pursuit of Evil Star and his starlings. They determine that the starlings are headed for an abandoned junkyard which gives Colos time to get the data he requested from his ship's computers. Flint however goes rogue and attacks Evil Star. He is attacked and grabbed by the starlings, prompting Colos to intervene. He attacks and kills the starlings but is attacked himself by Evil Star. The Darkstars withdraw but are pursued themselves by the starlings. Colos surmises that the starlings are just trying to scare the Darkstars off and when they fly off the starlings stop their pursuit.
Colos scolds Flint for his reckless actions. Colos declares himself as the one who calls the shots and Flint is not to go off on his own again. Flint agrees saying that he got carried away. After this the three settle down to watch and wait.
We get an interlude in deep space. We see the Controllers for the first time. They approach Administrator Jeddigar in order to answer some questions. They are contemplating the distribution of Darkstar forces in sectors two through six. Their concern is that they are venturing too far from the sphere of the Controllers concerns. The administrator just says that this was not a question. The Controllers admit that they are not accustomed to verbal communication. The administrator then responds by saying the the sphere of influence the Controllers are talking about is not far enough to adequately protect them. The Controllers then question Colos's posting on Earth saying that they do not see the relevance of this position. Jeddigar answers that Earth is extremely relevant. Earth has been tagged by an organization in Sector Four. The Controllers insist that Colos should then be replaced as he has had problems in the past so he should not be in such and important post. Jeddigar announces that he alone makes the decisions. Jeddigar ends the conversation saying that he has a staff meeting. The Controllers on leaving complain about the administrators arrogance. They decide to wait for a confrontation but admit that sometime they must confront and remove Jeddigar because in time he can become a greater threat to the Controllers.
Back on Earth, Carla slowly wakes up from the chloroform and discovers that she has been kidnapped by Pappas. Pappas kidnapped her because in his mind, she is still his lawyer and he just wants Carla to hear him out. He hopes to buy Carla's services as his lawyer. Carla answers by throwing a glass of wine at Pappas. Pappas says that she will be sorry for her actions.
Back at the junkyard Evil Star and the starlings take off prompting the Darkstars to prepare to engage. Colos finally gets the information he ordered from his ship's computer. It seems that the brainwave restrictor used on Evil Star was a prototype that actually spurred unconscious brain activity. The restrictor allowed Evil Star to unknowingly awaken the starlings to steal the Star-Brand. This seems to answer why Evil Star was running from the starlings in the beginning as well as his current actions. Consciously he is terrified of the starlings and as a result he is experiencing an internal struggle for control. Colos leads the Darkstars to follow Evil Star but only to distract him from a narrowcast from his ship's computer using the same frequency of the brainwave restrictor. Colos plans to flood Evil Star's mind with six million reminders of his genocidal crimes. This brings the internal conflict in Evil Star's mind to a head and makes Evil Star to fall into unconsciousness. Colos removes the Star-Brand and the starlings go inactive. Colos now plans to melt a dense metal down with their masers and mold it around the starlings to prevent Evil Star's mental commands from reaching them.
We now find Carla in Pappas's limousine. He threatens that if she does not shut up, he will do worse to her that Pedro Montoya, the man Pappas was accused of killing. If she does shut up she will live and maybe even like where she is going.
It was good to see Colos use intelligence in defeating Evil Star. Instead of just fighting him which he learns is next to impossible, he formulates a strategy based on the Intel he was able to discover about Evil Star and win the day with this strategy.
We get our first look at the Controllers. They are pink just like the Guardians of the Universe but instead of being short like I am used to seeing the Guardians,they are normal sized. They appear to have turned over complete command to this Administrator Jeddigar. A man that they even admit to not liking or trusting. We still see that the Controllers are more concerned about their own welfare than anything else and the Darkstars were created not to police the Universe but instead protect the Controllers and their interests. I personally do not see much to like about this people.
We do get more Carla in this issue and her arc is the continuing story to be looked at next issue. I give this issue a 4 out of 5 Power Rings. It was intelligent and action packed at the same time.


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Live Simply; Live Fully
Living simply can free us from the bondage of the non-fulfilling career. It frees us to choose a less financially rewarding, but more satisfying, more meaningful job. It often give us the freedom to work less, earn less, and spend more time doing what we love with the people we love.
Living simply is not easy. We sometimes purchase things we don't need because we are exhausted from working so hard, and it feels good to treat ourselves. We can easily get caught in a downward spiral: the more we spend, the more financial pressure we feel, the harder we work, the more exhausted we feel, and the more we spend….
Live simply. There's a lot of wisdom in doing that.
We can, however, live too simply. We can become so focused on building our net worth and saving for the future that we deny ourselves life-affirming experiences such as traveling to new destinations with our loved ones and creating lifelong memories. We might deny ourselves the satisfaction of helping a friend in need because there is a chance, however slim, that we might need that money later.
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Vinnie and Anna chat with friend and fellow podcaster Jimmy Moore about his new book Keto Clarity, written with Eric Westman MD. Why ketosis isn't a magic… Read On & Hear The Podcast →
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Global-warming prophets warn of a world becoming more desert-like, but, ironically, a measure of salvation from that future just might come from one of the world's greatest deserts.
Europe is considering plans to spend more than 5 billion English pounds – about $10.3 billion – to build a string of giant solar power stations along the Mediterranean desert shores of northern Africa and the Middle East, reports London's Guardian newspaper.
More than a hundred of the generators, each fitted with thousands of huge mirrors, would generate electricity to be transmitted by undersea cable to Europe and then distributed across the continent to European Union member nations, including Britain. Billions of watts of power could be generated this way, enough to provide Europe with a sixth of its electricity needs and to allow it to make significant cuts in its carbon emissions. At the same time, the stations would be used as desalination plants to provide desert countries with desperately needed supplies of fresh water.
The project is amazing in its proposed scope, and has the backing of Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan, who last week presented details of project – named Desertec – to the European Parliament.
'Countries with deserts, countries with high energy demand, and countries with technology competence must co-operate,' he told MEPs. The project has been developed by the Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy Corporation and is supported by engineers and politicians in Europe as well as Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Jordan and other nations in the Middle East and Africa.
Here's bin Talal's white paper on the project.
In addition to solar power, Desertec would include not only solar power but wind – with wind-energy turbines located along the southern Mediterranean coast – as well as generation of hydro, biomass and geothermal power. It would supply power not only to Europe but also to the Middle East and North Africa.
This is the kind of big-idea thinking that the world is going to need more of. If such a project can work in the Mediterranean region, why is there no similarly ambitious plan at least being discussed to tap the enormous solar power and wind-power potential of such regions as the American desert southwest and parts of northern Mexico?
One reason may be cost. The Guardian story admits that the cost of power generated by the project would, at present realities, be about double what Europe now pays for power from coal. But the cost realities are changing. And cost isn't the only factor to be considered.
The Desertec solar collectors would use a design called "concentrating solar power," in which banks of several hundred giant mirrors covering large areas of land, around a square kilometre, are set to focus the sun's rays onto a central metal pillar filled with water, heating the water inside to to 800 degrees Celsius. The water vaporises into superhot steam which drives turbines that generate electricity.
Desertec envisions a thousand such solar power stations being built along the Mediterranean coast of northern Africa the Middle East, generating up to 100 billion watts of power, some of which would be exported to Europe via undersea cables. (For comparison, Britain's total electricity generating capacity is 12 billion watts.)
In addition to power, the system would produce fresh water:
The superheated steam, after it has driven the plant's turbines, would then be piped through tanks of sea water which would boil and evaporate. Steam from the sea water would piped away and condensed and stored as fresh water.
"Essentially you get electricity and fresh water," said physicist Gerhard Knies, co-founder of the project. "The latter is going to be crucial for developing countries round the southern Mediterranean and in north Africa. Their populations are rising rapidly, but they have limited supplies of fresh water. Our solar power plants will not only generate electricity that they can sell to Europe, they will supply drinkable water that will sustain their thirsty populations."
Could not a similar project simultanously benefit the United States and, say, Mexico?