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Days before the national election, Rahul Gandhi today announced what he called a "historic" minimum income guarantee scheme assuring Rs. 72,000 a year for India's poorest families if the Congress came to power. Rahul also recalled the "Garibi Hatao" slogan which was given by his grandmother and then prime minister Indira Gandhi in 1971. Rahul said, 'Hum Hindustan se Garibi hataa kar rahenge. (We will remove the poverty from the country.)'
Here, Rahul Gandhi made a miscalculation during the announcement that became prey for troll hunters on the internet.
Rahul's questionable Mathematics
If Rs 12,000 is for a month, how it makes Rs 72,000 for a year
Before making an official statement on Garibi Hatao 2.0, Congress didn't even care to do simple mathematics? #MinimumIncomeGuarantee #NYAY #RahulForBehtarBharat pic.twitter.com/CwJhBkPcJf
— Chowkidar Geetika Swami (@SwamiGeetika) March 25, 2019
Just see the calculation of scheme they say 12000 pm but 72000 per year How? . So Its GHOTALA right from announcement of the scheme.
by the way Congress is Back to their oldest JUMLA of Garibi Hatao by Indira Gandhi 50 years back. Pappu Kahin Ka – https://t.co/iqXAp4xwS2
— चौकीदार Totlani Krishan (@kktotlani) March 25, 2019
He said the money will be directly transferred to the bank accounts of 20 percent of the poorest in the country. The scheme, said the Congress president, would lift five crore families or 25 crore people out of poverty.
TooMuchDesperation by @RahulGandhi this election. Rs 72,000/yr 2 India's 20% poorest family(5cr.)
Almost 5 lakh cr./yr (==whole UP state budget)
Our Defense budget is 3lakh cr.#MinimumIncomeGuarantee#RahulForBehtarBharat
Biggest Flawed Promise Ever in d name of "Garibi Hatao"
— Nrusingha Prasad Panda (@nppanda8) March 25, 2019
Exposing Rahul Gandhi's Minimum Income Scheme Jumla https://t.co/tzkRiJoWa2 via @YouTube
Why it is a bigger fraud than Indira's Garibi Hatao…
The numbers explained…
— Shehzad Jai Hind (@Shehzad_Ind) March 25, 2019
"It is not acceptable to the Congress that there is poverty in India in the 21st century. The final assault on poverty has begun," he said of the scheme named Nyuntam Aay Yojana (NYAY) by his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.
After making the big announcement, he asked the media, "Haan, surprise hue na? (so, you look surprised)". He also described it as an "extremely powerful, dynamic, well-thought-through idea."
Garibi Hatao has become way old
Garibi hatao slogan for looting Country.#congressHatavo pic.twitter.com/fOx5lILw6N
— ಚಂದ್ರಶೇಖರ್ ಕಲ್ಯಾ Chowkidar (@chandrakalya) March 25, 2019
So many loopholes in a single Tweet!
1. Historic Day was in 1971 When Indira Gandhi announced – Garibi Hatao
2. Dream of NYAY was snatched away for 40 years by Congress
3. 72,000/year means 14% of our GDP (We spend 2-5% GDP on Defence) – Country will go in Fragile 5 again
1/n pic.twitter.com/d57dWCJkeE
— Chowkidar Prasad Karwa (@PrasadKarwa) March 25, 2019
RaGa takes up traditional garibi hatao-10 yrs too late? pic.twitter.com/CtlIXQZtj1
— Reading Between Lines (@Reading_Btwn_) March 25, 2019
This cartoon from Jan,1971 by Balasaheb Thackrey, makes more sense today when RaGa is back with Garibi Hatao 2.0 #MinimumIncomeGuarantee #RahulKaJumla pic.twitter.com/jz5SzuH4Xb
— चौकीदार रोहित कुमार सिंह (காவலாளி ரோஹித்) (@Rohitspeaks_) March 25, 2019
Rahul Gandhi is taking cue from his Grandma's Garibi Hatao slogan which was coined years ago.
Today the Country doesn't need populist schemes, we need our marginalised to be empowered like what PM Modi is doing with Ujjawala Yojna, Ayushman Bharat, houses, toilets etc. pic.twitter.com/C8FIqOY1fb
— Naina 🇮🇳 (@NaIna0806) March 25, 2019
Rahul Gandhi said that 'Garibi Hatao' and NYAY will be the headliners in the Congress campaign for the elections.

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OHS Safety Construction Induction
The objective of a Face to Face Construction Induction is to prepare you for your work at a safe and secure workplace is important to you and to everyone the workplace to help
achieve that we need you to understand some rules around personal safety and understand and follow our emergency procedures incident reporting
and hazard management processes.
This post will provide you with some of the general information you need to contribute to a workplace that's always safe for you and for your workmates.
At the end of a Construction Site induction session you must complete a questionnaire which proves you understand the most important areas of OHS
Some people receive an induction booklet is your passport to the Construction site so keep it with you at all times.
You should Write your name date and the name of your on email supervisor in your booklet exit for permanent contractors all other contractors and visitors must
sign in and out at the main administration block at the nominated site contact will be automatically emailed and/or messaged once contractors and
visitors have signed in.
Visitors must remain at the reception until the nominated site contact comes to meet them before proceeding on to the site
Note that no children under the age of 12 are allowed on site it's compulsory for people entering the site to wear the correct personal protective equipment as
displayed at all entry points to the site there are three items of personal protective equipment that you must wear
At all times on site these are safety Footwear safety glasses and high visibility clothing you must also carry a minimum of grade for hearing protection with you at all times. High visibility clothing must meet the night and day Transport standard. Hearing protection must be worn in noisy areas as indicated by signs at building entrances or where a task analysis has identified the need for hearing noisy areas
Hardhats are compulsory wherever you see this sign for example when a cranes in operation or when there's work happening overhead
Personal protective equipment and personal protective clothing must be maintained in good condition
Random audits are conducted during maintenance shuts and behaviour audits and these include checking of personal protective equipment to make sure it's
condition is up to standard and that it hasn't past its use-by or expiry date.
Construction sites have an emergency system that all employees visitors and contractors must be aware of and follow in the event of an emergency for the
safety of everyone on site. It's essential that in an emergency situation everyone follows the correct procedures and follows any instructions given
Visitors and contractors except for permanent contractors must sign in upon arrival and sign out when leaving site using the What is available at the main administration block this is a record of being present on site and will be used
In the event of an evacuation to ensure your safety should you encounter an emergency situation and need to raise the alarm Dial the emergency number for the site which will connect to the radio system of the workplace.
You must ask for emergency response team and inform the team of the nature of the emergency and the location.
Site wide emergencies will be signalled by the same alarms as well as the roof mounted two-toned sirens the site divided into five local evacuation zones each of which can be evacuated separately leaving the rest of the site operational the local and site wide evacuation point
All States in Australia require a Site Induction after they have received their White Card in NSW, White Card QLD, White Card WA
If you have electronically signed in you must report to the administration warden to be checked against the electronic register. Staff and wardens will receive instructions from the Emergency Response Team.
As a group of staff specially trained and equipped for responding to emergency situations they are in charge of sight during emergencies and all instructions from these staff and the evacuation wardens must be followed immediately only attempt to contain the emergency
If it's safe to do so always maintain a safe exit route out of the area report all injuries to your animal supervisor so correct treatment can be sought information can be captured in risk manager and corrective actions can be implemented contractors report the incident to your supervisor and your employer
A near miss is something that did not result in an accident but under different circumstances it could have resulted in injury or harm to personnel or plant you must report any near misses to your supervisor or the Health and safety manager.
A hazard is anything or any situation that could cause harm it might be an uncovered drain dust or even noise we have an online hazard register in risk manager hard copies are available on noticeboards the person supervising work must ensure that everyone's briefed on the hazards before they commence work.
You must attend toolbox meetings every day prior to commencing work on this site so that potential hazards can be discussed if you see something that could cause harm you have a personal responsibility to take immediate action
There are three steps you must take first if you can remove the hazard or isolate it so that no one gets hurt then you must let people know who might be affected by it finally you must report it to your supervisor
It is mandatory for all people working on site to strictly follow these rules otherwise it may result in an employee's dismissal or a contractor's
We need life-saving rules because we care and we don't want you to get hurt we believe that a culture of responsibility accountability and compliance will reduce the number of injuries we face high-risk work in the company every day so these basic rules remind us that safe behaviours can protect us from the most common life threatening hazards our life-saving rules our work with a valid permit to work when required people who interact directly with a machine must lock on to an isolation obtain a permit before entry into a confined space obtain a permit before working at Heights
Wearing a seatbelt in vehicles were provided to make sure these rules and our other important safety rules are effective but we must also apply the golden rule to make sure that our life-saving rules will become part of the way we work so we need to create a safety culture based on the golden rule.
The golden rule says stop work if conditions or behaviours are unsafe this means that anyone can intervene to stop work if conditions or behaviours are unsafe. In other words everybody is empowered and should have the courage to stop any job for safety reasons.
Why the act of stopping unsafe work is a life-saving attitude we practice it because we care for everyone who works on the construction site.
If you observe any unsafe behaviour you must intervene and stop the activity then give the person feedback that will help them to be safe and if the unsafe behaviour continues then escalate it immediately to the person in charge of the work activity or your direct supervisor.
Life saving rule 1 Work with a valid permit.
To work when required before any task is started a hazard identification must be conducted to identify the Associated hazards this may already
exist in the form of a job safety analysis where construction or standard work. If not a trained permit holder must undertake a task based risk assessment. All permit holders or issuers must have completed Online White Card training for permit to work and a unit standard in hazard identification. A permit to work is required where work tasks involve known significant hazards such as
- Isolation
- Heights
- Confined spaces
- Hot work
- Natural gas excavationThe way you identified significant hazards from a risk assessment permit issuing a trained issuer and permit holder will complete the permit to work together by identifying the tasks the hazards and risks associated with the job they'll then develop a control plan and record any additional site permits once the permit to work is complete.
The OHS permit issuer will hand over the permit to the holder who's the supervisor of the job. The permit holder will then ensure all the safety controls are put in place briefed all the working party on the hazards and controls ensure the working
party each sign onto the permit. Follow all controls and sign off the permit
Once the job is completed the working party are responsible for ensuring they understand the tasks hazards and controls sign on to the permit follow the hazard control plan notifying the permit holder of changes to that that affect safety sign-off the permit once they've completed their work
The life saving rule to people who interact directly with a machine must lock on to an isolation when people need to interact directly with a machine and
there's a risk it'll start or move an isolation is required before anyone can enter the hazard zone plant isolation is about achieving a zero energy state
through both physical isolation lockout and behavioral controls tag out and test out
What is zero energy?
Zero hazardous energy is a state that's achieved when a machine or system is isolated from an energy source the stored energy has been dissipated and the system restrained to prevent movement before entering a hazard zone all people must sign on to the relevant permit to work understand the hazards and controls and join the relevant group.
Isolation lock box if the person is trained as a OHS Construction Induction user they may apply a personal isolation to the plant lock boxes. When establishing an isolation for a group of people a trained isolation supervisor will identify where
isolations need to be applied apply the isolations and lock them lock all keys cards and listings in a lock box a trained permit holder is responsible for explaining all the hazards associated with the Construction site and what isolations have been applied.
White Card inducted workers are responsible for checking the isolation is correct and applying their lock and personal ID card to the lock box at the completion of the job or before leaving the site you must remove your lock and card from the lock box
When site workers don't strictly follow this process they run the risk of a serious OHS harm injury or death a long-term disability dismissal from the company or banning from the Construction site.
Personal isolation to be able to apply personal hold cards to points of isolation you must first complete the Onsite OHS training online
What's a confined space?
Confined spaces are enclosed or partially enclosed spaces that are not intended for human occupancy within which there's also the risk of any of the following an oxygen level outside the safe range
dangerous airborne contaminants flammable airborne contaminants or engulfment that may cause suffocation or drowning
When people need to undertake work inside a confined space a permit to work together with a OHS Confined spaces permit are required all people involved in the
confined spaces entry must be trained to the required unit standards for confined
space hazard identification at entry and in atmospheric testing life saving rule for you must obtain a permit before working at Heights.
A working at Heights permit is required when this the potential to fall over 2 meters and where construction OHS workers not from a permanent walkway or not from a compliant scaffold or not from a compliant elevated work platform or if
the work involves the potential for a fall of greater than 5 meters are working at Heights permit is required
Regardless of the type of temporary work platform being used when people need to undertake work at Heights a permit to work together with a working at Heights permit are required all people involved in work at Heights must be trained to a
prescribed series of unit standards.
Wear a seatbelt in vehicles where provided seatbelts must be worn wear fitted at all times in all vehicles operated on-site in all construction safety owned or leased vehicles when traveling in vehicles on company business. These rules apply to all employees drivers and passengers all contractors and visitors
When on-site unrestrained people in vehicles are at risk of serious injury or death when a vehicle is involved in a collision.
The OHS Construction rules are all about putting focus on two activities that present the greatest potential for severe injury or death
These safety rules are mandatory for all people working on construction and building sites within Australia.
If these rules are not strictly followed it may result in serious injury or death and employees dismissal or a building contractor's exclusion from the Construction Sit.
Remember it's critical that you are empowered to stop work if conditions or behaviors are unsafe.
The use sale transfer or possession of drugs or controlled substances on-site is forbidden employees contractors or visitor's on-site while under the
influence of drugs alcohol or controlled substances is forbidden.
Any construction employee found to be in breach of this policy may face disciplinary action which could result in the termination of employment at
The OHS Construction site.
Here is a further overview of Construction Site Inductions
Most OHS Sites carry out random drug and alcohol testing of our contractors the requirement for contractors to undergo testing can be carried out at any time.
If you're required to undergo testing and you return a non negative test for drugs or alcohol you'll be removed from the building or construction site immediately.
Please note that the level of alcohol are set at zero micrograms. Smoking is only allowed in designated smoking areas. Maps showing designated smoking areas are on most notice boards around site.
If you're not sure where these designated smoking areas are ask your building supervisor.
Construction Employees found smoking outside a designated smoking area will be subject to disciplinary action and contractors that have found smoking outside a
designated area will result in consequences for your company.
No private vehicle is allowed on site unless it's used as a tool of the trade if your Construction vehicles is just a people mover or your dropping off tools then your vehicle must be removed to the main carpark.
If you need to work from your vehicle on a regular basis you must obtain permission from your Construction Safety Supervisor and your vehicle must be parked out of any main thoroughfares You may use the OHS Safety vehicles provided you have the appropriate license written permission from your Safety supervisor and have read and completed the Online White Card course
The specific training you'll need to work on this site are detailed in your OHS Safety Construction induction booklet there are a number of large machines operating on this site and the operators have focused on their job and often have very limited visibility.
If you are walking into an area where plant is operating you need to stop in a safe location make eye contact with the operator move through the area when they indicate it safe to do so. When in doubt people give way to other construction vehicles the speed limit for the site is 20 km/h Within the buildings the speed limit is walking pace when driving keep to the designated roads you must not use a mobile phone.
Whilst driving on site bicycles and motorcycles may only be used for travel to and from home bicycles can't be used during work the site
PPE requirements must be met while traveling on bikes whilst on this site and bikes must be parked in a designated bike park. Contractors should provide their own electrical equipment but in some circumstances may borrow equipment from our store. This equipment must be returned in good condition test tags must be on all electrical extension leads and power tools test tags must be current.
If they're not current leave them in your vehicle and borrow one from the other building construction store.
OHS industrial standard type plugs are used on the site and domestic type plugs are used in offices and other selected areas all portable power tools brought onto the site must comply with current guarding standards and be in a good state of repair.
All tools must either be fitted with approved safety switches or be labeled with an approved warning tag to advise users of the OHS risk of the device starting unexpectedly.
All chemicals on site are managed through our electronic chemical register online. Your computer desktop it holds all information on each chemical used on-site. All Construction staff will be trained in the use of this software as part of their Site and Online induction.
Any new chemicals must not be brought onto or be used on site without being fully assessed beforehand as they can pose a risk to our people our Construction business and the environment.
If the chemical is not registered in the online system contact your supervisor or OHS Safety area manager. Old chemicals that are no longer used must be removed from site and disposed of responsibly. They must also be removed from our chemical register at the same time.
Safety OHS boxes are located around the site and contained safety data sheets for each of the chemicals stored in that immediate location. Chemical spills must be dealt with immediately. If you see a spill or have a spill if it's safe to do so you're expected to stop the source and block the drain as quickly as possible.
Spill kits are available and clearly labeled on walls around the site. If you can't manage the spill yourself report it to your OHS Construction Safety supervisor.
If you require emergency assistance phone and request the emergency response team, to support you.
You must report spills to your Construction Safety supervisor, Shift engineer or Environmental manager as soon as possible. Energy efficiency is a major
goal- so if you are not using it please turn it off.


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Our contributors are writers, artists, teachers and scientists who bring a love of wilderness and wide-ranging life experience to the magazine. They include:
Shari Aber
Shari Aber taught English in public schools in NYC and Newburgh, NY. Since retiring, she has led paddles and hikes in the area. Shari loves both sports, also downhill skiing, writing, good food, her dog Alice and her family. She is the author of A Kayaker's Guide to the Hudson River Valley.
(Photo: Joe Ferri)
Marty Basch
Marty Basch is author of seven books including 50 Best Hikes in New England. An Explorers Club member, he's climbed New Hampshire's 48 four-thousand footers and peaks on the sub-4,000-foot list "52 with a View." He's hiked in Greece, Ireland, Chile and China. He is also editor of the Mount Washington Observatory's magazine Windswept. Basch lives in the White Mountains with his hiking wife Jan.
Siri Beckman
Siri Beckman is a printmaker and painter well known for her wood engravings of rural life on the Maine coast. As an artist-in-residence at several national parks, she created a series of prints on mountains. siribeckman.com
Wendell Berry
Wendell Berry is an American poet, novelist, essayist, cultural critic and environmental activist. He is also a farmer who has maintained a farm for over 40 years near his birthplace in Port Royal, Kentucky. He was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2010. (Photo: Guy Mendes)
Danny Bernstein
Danny Bernstein has been a serious hiker for over 40 years. Soon after completing the Appalachian Trail, she moved to the Southern Appalachians to concentrate on hiking. Now Danny hikes, leads hikes for Carolina Mountain Club and Friends of the Smokies, and writes about the outdoors. Her latest book is Forests, Alligators, Battlefields: My Journey through the National Parks of the South. In her previous life, she was in computer science, first as a software developer, then as a professor of computer science. (Photo: Hannah Bernstein)
Louise Bourne
Louise Bourne creates paintings that express the beauty of the mountains, farms and islands of New England. Primarily oil and oil pastels, her works are deeply felt, intelligent responses to her immediate surroundings. They are displayed in solo and group exhibitions throughout the US and abroad, in many public and private collections and at her home and gallery in Sedgwick Maine.
(Photo: Julia Bush)
Bruce Bulger
Bruce Bulger is an artist, illustrator and furniture maker, who enjoys traveling, exploring steep mountainous terrain, and drawing en plein air to tell an accurate pictorial story of being there.
(Photo: Holley Mead)
Fritz Burke
Fritz Burke is a writer, husband, father, and carpenter. His essays have been aired on National Public Radio and have appeared in various magazines and newspapers. Fritz is devoted to traveling to warm places to escape the Maine winters. He is currently working on an essay about Cuba.
(Photo: Debbey Schilder)
Charlie Cragin
Charlie Cragin practiced law for many years in Maine, chaired the US Board of Veteran Appeals, and served in senior positions at the Department of Defense, a Washington, DC, law firm, and a defense company. Now retired, he divides his time between Raymond, Maine, and Santa Fe, where he hikes with the Santa Fe Chili and Marching Society every Wednesday.
(Photo: Alan Pearlman)
Daphne Anderson Deeds
Art critic Daphne Anderson Deeds is a fine art and museum consultant based in Litchfield County, Connecticut. A seasoned art museum curator and administrator who has held senior positions at university and civic museums throughout the US, including the Yale University Art Gallery and the Smart Museum at the University of Chicago, her consultancy serves private collectors, artist estates, museums and contemporary artists. dapneandersondeeds.com
(Photo: Kristen Jensen Productions)
Dana Douglass
Dana Douglass was a UCC pastor for 30 years. He and his wife, Anne, also owned and operated Granite Island Guide Service offering wilderness canoe trips and sea kayak trips. They live off the grid on Deer Isle in Maine. Dana still enjoys canoeing, kayaking, biking, and has run 14 marathons. (Photo: Anne Douglass)
Jeff Dworsky
Jeff Dworsky is a professional photographer, lobsterfisherman and antique textile dealer who lives in Stonington, Maine, and on the island of Carriacou in the Grenadines. His photographs of people and places frequently appear in such publications as The Island Journal, Downeast Magazine, and National Geographic Traveler.
(Photo: George Lyons)
Bob Elfstrom
Bob Elfstrom is a documentary filmmaker who has traveled the world directing and filming full-length feature and short films on a broad range of subjects from science and the environment, politics and history, to culture and the arts. As a cameraman and director, he has made films for National Geographic Explorer, PBS, BBC, Frontline and Discovery Channel among others, earning many awards over his 50-year career. bobelfstrom.com
(Photo: Courtesy of Bob Elfstrom)
Terence Fifield
Terence Fifield is a retired US Forest Service archaeologist and tribal relations specialist, who currently lives in Plymouth, New Hampshire. For 18 years, Terry practiced archaeology on Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska's Tongass National Forest. In that role he had the opportunity be part of many important archaeological projects, among them the 12-year study of On Your Knees Cave and the subsequent repatriation and reburial of the 10,300-year-old human remains discovered there (Photo: Cheryl Fifield)
Dan Flores
Dan Flores is the author of ten books on western US history, including, most recently, American Serengeti: The Last Big Animals of the Great Plains. A.B. Hammond Professor Emeritus at the University of Montana, he lives just outside Santa Fe, New Mexico.
(Photo: Sarah Dant)
Roberta Forest
Roberta Forest is a nature photographer who started hiking after retiring from her work as a special needs teacher. She enjoys exploring the natural world on foot and documenting all that she sees.
(Photo: Sue Jordan)
Jeremy Frey
Jeremy Frey is a nationally recognized master basket weaver. His work, which is based on Passamaquoddy traditional methods and materials, is shown in museums, galleries, and collections around the country. He has been awarded best-in-show from both the Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair and Market in Phoenix. He lives in Eddington, Maine.
(Photo: Lisa Schoonmaker)
Chuck Graham
Freelance writer and photographer Chuck Graham lives in Southern California and appreciates the fact that he can drive to the Carrizo Plain National Monument without encountering a stoplight. His stories and photos have appeared in Backpacker, Outdoor Photographer, National Geographic for Kids, Islands, BBC Wildlife and Canoe & Kayak. chuckgrahamphoto.com; Instagram @chuckgrahamphoto.
(Photo: Lori Graham)
Melissa Greene
Melissa Greene is a nationally known ceramicist who works in white earthenware. Her pots and bowls can be seen at major national craft shows, in galleries and private collections, and on her website. She lives and works at Yellow Birch Farm, Deer Isle, Maine, with her husband, metalworker Eric Ziner, where they raise goats and grow vegetable gardens. melissagreene.com
(Photo: Jean Fogelberg)
Jean Hoekwater
Jean Hoekwater has been the naturalist for Baxter State Park since 1988. Earlier work with the Quebec Labrador foundation, the Appalachian Mountain Club and as a whitewater guide set her on a lifelong course of enthusiastic adventures in the US and Canada. She lives in Brownville Junction, Maine, with the 100-Mile Wilderness in her backyard.
(Photo: Rob Tice)
Donald Hudson
Donald Hudson developed an interest in plants and ecology in the early 1970s while leading expeditions for the Chewonki Foundation in Maine and Quebec. He became the Head Naturalist at Chewonki in 1982 and was appointed President in 1991. He received an Environmental Merit Lifetime Achievement award from the US EPA and an Outdoor Hero Award from LL Bean when he retired in 2010 to become a full-time volunteer for the International Appalachian Trail and a number of other "friends" groups and environmental organizations. (Photo: Phine Ewing)
Dr. Eric Kelsey
Dr. Eric Kelsey is a meteorologist, climatologist, husband and father of three daughters. A native of New Hampshire, he has always enjoyed studying the weather, especially big snowstorms, since he was a child. Whether hiking, skiing, camping, kayaking or gardening, Eric loves to immerse himself in the outdoors as much as possible. He is thrilled to hold a joint position between Mount Washington Observatory (Director of Research) and Plymouth State University's Meteorology program (Research Professor). (Photo: Sarah Goodnow)
Lester Kenway
Since 1975, Lester Kenway has served in a volunteer capacity as an officer of the Maine Appalachian Trail Club, which maintains the 267 miles of Appalachian Trail in Maine. During this time, He also served as the trail supervisor in Baxter State Park and was program coordinator for the Maine Conservation Corps. He resides in Bangor, Maine, with his wife, Elsa. matc.org (Photo: MATC)
Stuart Kestenbaum
Stuart Kestenbaum is the former director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts and Maine's poet laureate. He has been a visiting writer at art programs including Penland Cranbook Academy of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, and Penn State. His most recent book is Only Now. He's currently designing a new arts program in Monson, Maine. monsonarts.org; stuartkestenbaum.com (Photo: Stuart Kestenbaum)
Judith Jerome
Judith Jerome is a theater artist and writer, and lover of the wild outdoors, transplanted from Texas and Oklahoma—stories from which she can't stop telling—via Colorado and New York City, to Maine. She was one of the founding directors of Opera House Arts at the Stonington Opera House on Deer Isle, where she has lived for 18 years.
(Photo: Linda Nelson)
Peter Jones
Peter Jones has been a caver and cave photographer for 50 years, primarily in the caves of New Mexico. He has photographed at and for Carlsbad Caverns National Park (CCNP), but his passion is to shoot in the wild, undeveloped caves of the Guadalupe Mountains. He has worked on filming projects for National Geographic, NOVA and Anyplace Wild TV, and his prints have been shown at CCNP, Carlsbad Museum, American Cave Museum, and the Smithsonian, as well as in numerous publications. He teaches cave photography workshops around the country and lives in Camden, Maine. [email protected]
Ted Levin
Ted Levin has worked as a zoologist at the Bronx Zoo, a naturalist for the National Park Service, and a wildlife biologist for the Audubon Society. He is the author of Backtracking: The Way of the Naturalist; Liquid Land: A Journey Through the Everglades; and most recently, America's Snake: The Rise and Fall of the Timber Rattlesnake. He lives in eastern Vermont, where he climbs high talus slopes in search of snakes.
Rod Lorenz
Rod Lorenz is a retired physician, lifelong hiker and backpacker, and occasional writer in prose and verse. When not hiking he is committed to community service and neighborhood activities. With his wife and son he built an Alaskan cabin that now facilitates visits to grandchildren in the Copper River Basin. He looks forward to his third trip to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota this summer.
(Photo: Mary O'Boyle)
Dougald MacDonald
Dougald MacDonald has been climbing on Longs Peak for more than 30 years and is author of Longs Peak: The Story of Colorado's Favorite Fourteener. He is editor of the annual American Alpine Journal and lives in Louisville, Colorado. (Photo: Christine Blackmon)
Joan MacCracken
Joan MacCracken is a mother, grandmother, retired pediatrician, and author. She loves exploring new environments, when not writing. Her activities include tennis, cross-country skiing, canoeing, and just communing with Nature. Returning home on the same path has never appealed to her; she prefers loops. (Photo: Bob Holmberg)
Lalita Malik
Lalita Malik retired from IBM to pursue her passion for the environment and travel. Since then, she has led Adirondack Mountain Club Adventure Travel trips to national parks in the US, Europe, India and Patagonia, chaired local New York environment councils, and published articles on energy independence and safe hiking. She currently leads hikes for her local chapter and is focused on generating passion for the outdoors in the next generation to build environment stewards of tomorrow.
(Photo: Rakesh Malik)
Rakesh Malik
Rakesh Malik is a professional photographer who works with large-format film, digital imagery, and video to document the grandeur of exotic landscapes. He enjoys photographing people, wildflowers and people in wild and natural places worldwide. whitecranephotography.com
(Photo: Lalita Malik)
Stephen Martelli
Stephen Martelli started hiking as an eight-year-old in the Sand Hills of New Jersey. He hiked and camped as a Boy Scout and, later, while raising a family, took his children on nature walks. A long-distance hiker, he has hiked the John Muir Trail, the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains of Utah, the Desolation Wilderness in Nevada, the Maine mountains, and the Appalachian Trail—twice. He now lives in Auburn, Maine. (Photo: Stan Goldman)
Nat Mead
Nat Mead is a farmer and educator at Sogn Jord- og Hagebruksskule, Norway's national college for organic farming and gardening in Aurland, where he and his wife, Audhild Bjune, have lived, worked and raised three daughters. He brings a love of the outdoors since childhood and experience as a rock climber, long-tour bicyclist, Nordic skier, and Outward Bound instructor to the management and teaching of organic farming and gardening. sjh.no
(Photo: Audhild Bjune)
Frank Melia
Frank Melia, a lifelong Dubliner, recently retired from a career as administrator for the Dublin City Council. An avid hillwalker since youth, he hikes every weekend, as well as pursuing interests in reading, writing, music and volunteering.
(Photo: Dabney Melia)
Brook Merrow
A Maine native, Brook Merrow lives in Bozeman, Montana, where she writes and recreates. She has taught language arts/writing at the middle school, high school and college levels. Her work has appeared in Big Sky Journal and Montana Magazine. Brook is happiest when she is moving.
(Photo: Hy Adelman)
Larry Moffet
Larry Moffet is a lobsterfisherman, boatbuilder and artist who paints landscapes en plein air and works in metal, paper and wood. He is building a home on Deer Isle in Maine and shows his work at the Turtle Gallery. TheTurtleGallery.com
(Photo: Holley Mead)
Mary Oliver
Mary Oliver was a naturalist who published fifteen books of poetry and five of prose, as well as essays and chapbooks. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize (1984) and National Book Award (1992), she is widely recognized for her powerful and intimate observations of the natural world. (Photo: Mariana Cook)
Rev. Peter Baldwin Panagore
Rev. Peter Panagore is the author of Heaven Is Beautiful: How Dying Taught Me That Death Is Just the Beginning, and remains an adventurer in the outdoor wilderness and in the interior wilderness. His Maine broadcast TV show, Daily Devotions, was founded in 1926 as the First Radio Parish Church of America. He holds an M.Div. from Yale University. Dailydevotions.org; peterpanagore.com
(Photo: Donald Scott)
Mark Picard
Mark Picard is an internationally known wildlife photographer who lives on the border of Maine's North Woods. His photographs of moose, bear, birds and other wildlife have been printed in over thirty publications worldwide, used in commercial advertising and purchased for private collections. They are on display at Moose Prints Gallery in Millinocket, an enterprise he owns and operates with his partner Anita Mueller. markpicard.com
(Photo: Jim Boutin)
Tim Prentice
Tim Prentice is an internationally renowned kinetic sculptor who has created wind-driven works of art for museums, public spaces, corporate headquarters and private residences for over 40 years. A architect who founded the award-winning Prentice and Chan in 1965, he established a studio for his kinetic sculpture at his home in Cornwall, Connecticut, in 1975. He continues to work there on commissions from around the world. timprentice.com
(Photo: Courtesy of Tim Prentice)
Rebekah Raye
Rebekah Raye is an artist well known for her bird and animal paintings and sculpture. Inspired by her affinity with the natural world around her studio and home in East Blue Hill, Maine, she has written and illustrated several children's books, including The Secret Pool, a Kirkus-starred picture book and winner of the 2014 John Burroughs Association Riverby Award and Maine Lupine Award. She enjoys teaching workshops in art for adults and children and makes frequent school visits. rebekahraye.com (Photo: Ken Woisard)
Dr. Jorge Recharte
Dr. Jorge Recharte is an anthropologist who directs the Andes Program and Global Strategy at The Mountain Institute. Since the late 1990s, he has led conservation and economic development programs in the Andes, including the Páramo Initiative to preserve ecosystems on high, tree-less plateaux. He has worked to implement climate change adaption projects, partnering with USAID and municipal commonwealths in Peru, and also helped establish the initiative to protect the Great Inca Road, now a World Heritage Site. mountaininstitute.org
(Photo: The Mountain Institute)
Edward Rolfe
Cartographer Edward Rolfe has worked and adventured in Alaska, the Pacific Northwest and the Northern Rockies. Educated in Dutch maritime mapping and art history abroad, he is known for his beautifully designed and informative hiking maps of the New England mountains. Edward lives with his wife, Jenny, and their three sons in Franconia, New Hampshire. (Photo: Jenny Rogers-Rolfe)
Ellen Rubenson
Ellen Rubenson loves backpacking, long distance walking and biking, and travel writing. She has walked over 1,200 miles in Spain on nine footpaths of the Camino de Santiago and biked around Germany and France on a tandem. An avid backpacker, she has hiked in the Sierra Nevada, Wind Rivers and Teton ranges, among many others. Her story about her trek across Spain, "To Begin. The Way to Santiago de Compostela," was published in Adventures NW Magazine, Winter 2014. (Photo: Dan Rubenson)
Jessica Rykken
Jessica Rykken is an entomologist currently working for Denali National Park. She has conducted surveys of pollinators and other insects in various national parks over the last dozen years, and is also passionate about outreach and education. She loves exploring high elevations and latitudes on foot.
(Photo: K. Chen)
Jane Sandiford
Jane Sandiford is a retired editor living in New York City. She enjoys rowing, kayaking, moderate hiking, and rambling around town. (Photo: Don Corrigan)
Ray Sandiford
Ray Sandiford lives in central New Jersey and is an active geotechnical engineer primarily involved in the design of tunnels for transit and highway systems. A founding member of Port Authority of NY & NJ Geotechnical Hiking Group established in 1983, he intends to keep this group active until his legs gives out. (Photo: Steven Sandiford)
A. H. Saxon
A. H. Saxon is the author of P. T. Barnum: The Legend and the Man, as well as editor of Selected Letters of P. T. Barnum and The Autobiography of Mrs. Tom Thumb. A fellow of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, he has also written fiction and works dealing with natural history, including The Old Codger's Guide to Hiking and Climbing in the White Mountains: A Vade Mecum for the Old but Young at Heart.
Kathleen Scavone
Kathleen Scavone, retired educator, is a northern California freelance writer, photographer and potter. Her writing focuses on Northern California history and the natural world. She has written three books and a poetry chapbook. She enjoys volunteering on archaeology digs, travel and hiking.
Camille Seaman
Camille Seaman is a professional photographer who has recorded the polar regions of the world, super-cell storms across the Great Plains of the US and portraits of Native Americans, using digital and film cameras. A TED Senior Fellow and Stanford Knight Fellow, she lectures globally about her experiences and her work, which has received awards from National Geographic, The New Yorker and PhotoLucida. camilleseaman.com
(Photo: Udo Zoephel)
Carmin Sherlock
Carmin Sherlock is an English and foreign languages major at Scripps College in Southern California. Before college, she spent a year backpacking solo through Europe, New Zealand, and South America, during which she walked the 500-mile Camino de Santiago in northern Spain. Besides traveling, she enjoys backpacking in the American Southwest, writing for her college newspaper, and ballroom dancing. She grew up in Eugene, Oregon.
(Photo: Balázs Szövényi-Lux)
Steven Smith
Steven Smith is owner of the Mountain Wanderer Map and Book Store in Lincoln, New Hampshire, and has been hiking the White Mountains for 40 years. He has been co-editor of the AMC White Mountain Guide since 2001 and is the author or co-author of several other White Mountain guidebooks. He is a member of the AMC Four Thousand Footer Committee and a White Mountains National Forest trail adopter. He lives with his wife, Carol, in Lincoln.
(Photo: Carol Smith)
Gary Snyder
Gary Snyder is a poet, environmental activist, and educator. He has published eighteen books, which are translated into more than twenty languages. In 1975, he received the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.
(Photo: Leon Borensztein)
Matthew J. Spireng
Matthew J. Spireng, 71, lives in rural upstate New York on the wooded acreage left of the family farm, where he first developed a love of nature as a child. He is a widely published, award-winning poet. His full-length books are What Focus Is, published in 2011 by WordTech Communications, and Out of Body, which won the 2004 Bluestem Poetry Award. He is an eight-time Pushcart Prize nominee. (Photo: Steve Antonelli)
Sandy Stott
Sandy Stott writes analyses of search and rescue in the Accidents column for AMC's journal Appalachia. The founding editor of the Thoreau Farm Trust's blog, "The Roost," he writes often about wild lands, their spirit and Thoreau for a variety of publications. His book Critical Hours—Search and Rescue in the White Mountains, released by University Press of New England, is available at bookstores and online.
(Photo: Lucille Stott)
Susan Webster
Susan Webster is a visual artist who works with a variety of materials and processes. She has taught at Haystack, Penland, Center for Contemporary Printmaking, and Studio Artworks Center in Jerusalem, and developed a model art program in the prison system in Maine. Recently her work has been exhibited at Greenhut Galleries, Concord Art Association, and Southern Graphics Council. In addition to making art, she is a hotline volunteer for the Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence. susanwebster.net (Photo: Susan Webster)
Terry Tempest Williams
Terry Tempest Williams is an author, naturalist, and conservationist. She has also been called "a citizen writer," who speaks on behalf of an ethical stance toward life. She has written nine books, including the most recent The Hour of Land: A Personal Topography of America's National Parks. She is currently the writer in residence at Harvard Divinity School and otherwise divides her time between Castle Valley, Utah, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. (Photo: Cheryl Himmelstein)


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A Good Man – Chapter 15 – JohnA Passaro
I have learned
To be with those I love
Is enough.
Walt Whitman
East Hampton is a beach town.
In the summer the store would be filled with people in bathing suits.
One day, two twenty-something-year-old girls in bikinis came into the store and started flirting with Bill.
Just like Christie Brinkley did in "National Lampoon's Vacation" when she pulled her red
Ferrari alongside Clarke Griswold's station wagon and flirted with him as his wife slept in the passenger seat.
It was all very innocent.
Until it wasn't.
Just as suddenly as Christie Brinkley stripped and jumped into the pool to skinny-dip and urged Clarke to join her – the two girls in bikini's did the same.
The two girls in the bikinis didn't actually strip and go skinny-dipping, but they might as well have.
Their flirting quickly escalated to an offer.
I remember very clearly what Bill said as he twirled his wedding ring on his finger.
"I'm flattered – but I'm married."
But it was in the way he said, "I'm married."
It wasn't "I'm married – are you OK with that?"
It was "I'm married" – STOP SIGN.
The two girls didn't pick up on the difference.
They said, "We're fine with that."
To which Bill replied, "I'm sorry – I'm not."
At the time the eighteen-year-old version of myself thought Bill was crazy.
Today the fifty-year-old version of myself understands he was brilliant.
Character, is doing the right thing, which is always the hard thing, even when no one is watching.
Too many people think the right thing is doing what you want to do, regardless of how it would affect others, and the wrong thing is only to get caught.
Not many people in this world understand when a station wagon is more valuable than the red Ferrari.
Read the next chapter – Mr. Moneybags


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This is a 3D printed bust of Plato, Athenian Philosopher. This one is printed in a marble and bronze PLA, giving it a realistic stone look and a surprise whenever someone picks it up to discover it's actual weight. It is more durable than alabaster or plaster, and is washable with lukewarm soapy water for easy spring cleaning. It comes on a custom plinth that has his lifetime on the front, and the quote:
"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something."
It stands 7 inches tall, about 3.5 inches wide, and 4 inches deep. If you'd like different information on the back or front, please put it in your comment when you check out. If you'd like a 12" version like my presidential busts for $63.99, please use the "request custom order" button.
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Plato (428/427 or 424/423 – 348/347 BC) was an Athenian philosopher during the Classical period in Ancient Greece, founder of the Platonist school of thought, and the Academy, the first institution of higher learning in the Western world.
He is widely considered the pivotal figure in the history of Ancient Greek and Western philosophy, along with his teacher, Socrates, and his most famous student, Aristotle. Plato has also often been cited as one of the founders of Western religion and spirituality. The so-called Neoplatonism of philosophers like Plotinus and Porphyry influenced Saint Augustine and thus Christianity. Alfred North Whitehead once noted: "the safest general characterization of the European philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes to Plato."
Plato was the innovator of the written dialogue and dialectic forms in philosophy. Plato is also considered the founder of Western political philosophy. His most famous contribution is the theory of Forms known by pure reason, in which Plato presents a solution to the problem of universals known as Platonism (also ambiguously called either Platonic realism or Platonic idealism). He is also the namesake of Platonic love and the Platonic solids.
His own most decisive philosophical influences are usually thought to have been along with Socrates, the pre-Socratics Pythagoras, Heraclitus and Parmenides, although few of his predecessors' works remain extant and much of what we know about these figures today derives from Plato himself. Unlike the work of nearly all of his contemporaries, Plato's entire body of work is believed to have survived intact for over 2,400 years. Although their popularity has fluctuated over the years, the works of Plato have never been without readers since the time they were written.
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The 3 Major Convenience Store Chains In Japan
Written by Inubushi Yoshiyuki
Find out more about Japan's major convenience store chains - Seven-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart! Not only are they a great source of souvenirs and Japanese products but they are also useful if you need to use an ATM or reserve tickets.
Japan's Convenience Stores - A Brief Introduction
Japan's convenience stores (called konbini in Japanese) offer not only grocery items, but also daily necessities and even magazines. In addition, customers can perform payments, use a copy machine, reserve tickets for the stage or museums, send letters and packages, use an ATM, and much more! These stores are truly convenient, and you can find almost anything you could want, all in one place.
Currently, there are over 50,000 convenience stores in Japan. They are literally everywhere, so they are perfect for shopping during your trip. But some travelers seem to wonder which convenience store to go to, just because there are so many to choose from.
We'll introduce the features that convenience stores have in common, and then we'll focus on the distinctive characteristics of Japan's three most popular convenience store chains: Seven-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart.
Shopping, ATMs, Postal Services, and More! Common Features of Convenience Stores
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In addition to selling food products and daily necessities, convenience stores offer a wide range of services that make them irreplaceable in the daily lives of the locals.
All convenience stores are provided with copy machines that can also be used for printing or scanning documents. You can even print out photographs if you bring the digital photo data on a memory stick, CD or another type of device.
A device that can be used for all types of ticket reservations is usually located near the copy machine. If you're looking for tickets to a certain event, exhibition, museum or performance, look it up using the ticketing device and reserve your ticket. What's more, you can perform the payment on the spot and even get your ticket right away.
If you need to send a letter, a parcel, or even luggage to the airport, you can do that at any convenience store. Just ask the staff for assistance and they will swiftly answer your needs.
Convenience stores are usually provided with ATMs. Most credit card brands can be used at these ATMs for cash withdrawals.
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Some of the wider stores even have an eat-in area with chairs and tables where customers can rest for a while and have a drink or a light meal. Microwave ovens and electric kettles are available for those who wish to warm up their food or add some boiling water on their instant ramen.
Now, let us introduce to you the distinctive features of the most popular convenience store chains in Japan.
1. Seven-Eleven - High-Quality Private Labels
First up is Seven-Eleven. Seven-Eleven is known to be Japan's first convenience store, and as of March 2016, it boasts the highest number of stores in Japan. Its private label, Seven Premium, is known for its rich variety of products and high quality that is even comparable to specialty stores.
This White Fromage (153 yen without tax) is especially popular. It's a baked cheesecake with a characteristic smooth texture and rich cream cheese flavor. To name a few more of their specialty products, the Hand-Rolled Tuna Mayonnaise roll (102 yen without tax) and Salad Chicken (195 yen without tax) are also quite popular.
You can distinguish Seven Premium products from others by the bright Seven-Eleven logo on them.
If you're into hot foods, Seven-Eleven is famous for its Fried Chicken (175 yen without tax). Its meaty but crispy taste will leave you craving for more, and the fact that it's boneless is also a plus.
In addition, you can withdraw money from bank accounts in and outside of Japan at the Seven Bank ATM. Their ATMs are very convenient when you're in need of some cash in a hurry.
2. Lawson - The Pioneer of High-Quality Konbini Sweets
Lawson is known to handle products that have a fashionable design and are good quality. It is especially popular for its health foods and desserts.
Famous for their outstanding desserts, Lawson even has their own brand called UchiCafé SWEETS.
One of Lawson's signature desserts is the Premium Roll Cake (143 yen without tax). The quality of this cream-filled sponge cake is so high that it's hard to believe it's sold at a convenience store.
The Karaage-kun (200 yen without tax) is fried minced chicken meat. It's bite-sized and easy to eat, not to mention that it's delicious. Other than the standard types, they are always offering new, different and unusual flavors that customers never get tired of.
Other than the stores with the regular blue sign, Lawson has other stores with different focuses. Natural Lawson is popular among women for its wide variety of healthy foods. Lawson Store 100 offers perishables and daily necessities at a low price, from 100 yen up.
The number of concept stores have been increasing in large cities like Tokyo and Osaka, so we recommend checking them out if you find one.
3. Family Mart - Hot Foods You Should Definitely Try
FamilyMart is best known for one of its fried chicken snacks, the FamiChiki (158 yen without tax). It's so popular that many people go to FamilyMart just for the FamiChiki. The tenderness, the juiciness, and crispiness of this snack are all factors in its popularity. Because it's customary for the Japanese to eat fried chicken at Christmas, FamilyMart's FamiChiki is very convenient during the holiday season.
If you go to FamilyMart, you also have to check out the Oreno series. This series consists mainly of desserts and offers various types of large-portioned foods. Also, some stores even have a special corner for MUJI products.
Enjoy Shopping at Japan's Convenience Stores
There are various other convenience store chains in Japan besides those that we introduced today. Some can only be found in the countryside, and each of them has its own special qualities.
Even the rice balls (onigiri) have unique ingredients or flavors, so we encourage you to taste and compare them yourself. If you see a convenience store in town, there's no reason not to stop by!


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A TEENAGER drowned after being thrown into a lake by a gang and pelted with stones as he tried to climb out.
Shane Owoo, of Addison Place, Lunt Estate, Bilston, is thought to have had a row with three men who accused him of stealing a bike.
A friend claimed the 16-year-old had tried to pull himself from the water at Lunt Pool, near Bilston, on Saturday afternoon but couldn't as he was bombarded with bricks.
His body was recovered by police divers yesterday. A murder investigation has now been launched.
Police have arrested three men who are all in their early 20s and they were today being interviewed by officers.
Shane's friend, Kevin Smith, aged 17, claimed: "Apparently the lads he was seen arguing with accused him of stealing a bike which either belonged to one of them or someone they knew.
"The argument started near to his home and carried on up to the lake about 400 yards away.
He claimed: "One of these lads grabbed Shane and threw him into the water. He started to climb out, but to stop him from doing so they were throwing rocks, stones, anything they could find.
Mr Smith, who was not with Shane at the time of the attack, added: "I don't know if one of these missiles actually hit him, but he went under the water and wasn't seen again."
Shane's heartbroken father, James Owoo, said: "I'm absolutely devastated by this, I can't take it all in.
"He was a wonderful lad, the best son any father could ask for. This has left me in bits. How could anyone do that to such a young lad? It's horrific.
"He was only young and had his whole life in front of him.
"He was always respectful to people and had a cheeky charm about him. I'll miss him so much."
Emergency services were called to the pool, between Bickley Road and the A463 Black Country Route, after the alarm was raised at about 1pm on Saturday.
Two police officers searched the water and were later joined by specialist firefighters but after four hours the search was called off.
West Midlands Ambulance Service Incident Support Officer, Martin Eaton, said: "This was a very difficult job for everyone involved. We all hoped for the best but sadly it was not to be."
Mr Owoo is separated from the teenager's mother. She was too distraught to comment.
A friend, who asked not to be named, said: "Shane was a mysterious little devil at times and could be really cheeky. But he was so loveable with it.
"A number of times I'd come outside to tell him off about something minor and he would look at me with big eyes and smile and I'd just melt and tell him 'just to clear off'.
"This is devastating to the family and everyone who knew him."
Another teenager at the scene, who did not wish to be named, said the victim was a former pupil at Moseley Park Secondary School, in Holland Road, Bilston.
"We would sometimes hang around together with some other friends," he said.
"He left Moseley Park School last term and I think he had managed to get a job.
"He was a really nice lad and he would never say or do anything bad to anyone else. This is terrible and a real shame."
A West Midlands Police spokesman said: "A significant line of inquiry is that the deceased was involved in some sort of incident with a group of other youths or young men near Bickley Road on Saturday."
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Simpsons, The Easter Egg - Harvard In-Jokes
Many writers for The Simpsons are Harvard alums. The Harvard Lampoon (a campus humor magazine which sucks) sends many of its alums to write for shows such as Letterman, SNL, Conan O'Brian (who is an alumni himself), and The Simpsons. This group of writers takes many opportunities to mock their favorite rivals, Princeton and Yale, and occasionally themselves. Some examples:
-In the episode where Bart and Lisa write Itchy and Scratchy cartoons, one of the I&S writers is a Harvard alum who is abused and fired by the show's producer. Great moment: the producer calls the alum to make him sing "Fair Harvard", then throws a paperweight at his head, prompting him to say, "You, sir, have the boorish manners of a Yalie"
-At the end of one of the Sideshow Bob episodes, Bob is returned to his minimum-security prison, where a boatful of rowers calls out to him to help row against "the alums from Princeton", causing him to say "[shudder], Princeton", and hop in.
-During the Sideshow Bob and Cecil episode, Bob and Cecil have and argument, during which Bob points out Cecil's "four years in clown college", to which he replies, "I would prefer it if you not refer to Princeton in that manner"
There may be others, but I forget or have not caught them.
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Here's a real egg from a Harvard alum: The Springfield librarian is named Hollis Hurlbutt. Both Hollis and Hurlbutt are the names of Harvard freshman dorms.
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dis to Villanova in the episode where the simpsons go to new york city. Drunk Barney to homer "All i remember about the past 2 months is giving a guest lecture at villanova...or maybe it was a street corner"
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On the episode when Homer starts the bowling team. After They have to kick Otto off for Mr. burns he is trying to win a Harvard diploma out of the machine.
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Goat's comment is a reference to another Ivy League in-joke. Skull and Bones is one Yale's secret societies -- George Bush (the dad, I'm not sure about sonny) was a member and it was the loose basis for the movie "The Skulls" starring Joshua Jackson. It is like a frat except very secretive and exclusive. In the Laddie episode, while walking through the park, Burns sees Laddie, shakes his hand, and says to Smithers, "I think this dog was in Skull and Bones." Basically, the joke is that Burns thinks this dog was a member of one of the most exclusive and prestigious groups at Yale (which either reflects very well on Laddie or is quite a little shot at Yale).
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Also in the episode where Mr. Burns meets his son Larry, he says "I don't know why Harvard bothered showing up. They barely even won'. I guess all the Harvard alumni love poking fun at Yale.
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in some episode concerning dogs (cant remember which) Mr burns says that the dog has the "stiff posture and memorable face of a yale man" or something like that.
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In the episode in which Lisa cheats on a test, she is offered the answers by Nelson while undergoing a moral struggle. A Harvard man pops up out of one of the stalls saying something to this effect. Harvard Man: Your failing of this test closes the doors of Harvard to you forever but we'll make sure to pass your application along to (shudder) Brown. Bart: Hey Otto, didn't you go to Brown? Otto: Ya man, I almost got tenure.
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This is in the episode where Mr. Burns meets his long-lost son. In the begging of the episode he is returning from a Harvard-Yale football game in which Yale looses. He says "Harvard can have its sports and academics, Yale will always be first in gentlemanly club life."
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In the chili cookoff episode, Mr. Burns has a booth which features Yale style chili. If you look closely, the substance he is pouring into the chili is saltpeter.
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Homer's half brother Herm, says "I don't know why I hired you Harvard dead heads anyway..." in a meeting about what new cars his engineers were designing. One of them replies, "Because you went there sir."
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Sideshow bob supports harvard in a few episodes. The actor who plays his voice also plays Frasier crane in frasier/cheers. Frasier went to harvard as well.
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There is also an episode in which the Simpsons are in jail, and Bart says, "Lisa is going to Stanford! Lisa is going to Stanford!" Homer joins in and him and Bart chant it twice. Marge than says "Nobody is going to Stanford!"
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In the same episode that Bart and Lisa create the cartoons, the harvard guy comes back to Mr. Myre's office, complaining that he locked his office door and that he wants to get his harvard mug back!
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The episode where the Simpsons get Laddie the amazing dog, Burns peers at Laddie and says something like "Smithers, I believe this dog was in Skull and Bones."
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Does anyone know what Goat it smoking, or if I missed something can you explain it?!?!??
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-Fup Dup, I believe Goat is referring to the fact that there's a secret society/organization at Harvard (that even President George W. Bush was a member of in his college days) by the name of "Skull and Bones". (I'm not 100% sure if that's the correct name, so somebody correct me if I'm wrong)
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In the episode trutkowski is referring to, in the same scene, Burns says "I' don't know why Yale bothers showing up at all. They barely won!" Or something to that effect.
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (Purdue Sports) — Purdue sophomore Carsen Edwards was named Big Ten co-Player of the Week after leading the No. 3-ranked Boilermakers to a pair of decisive victories last week. Edwards shares the honor with Nebraska's James Palmer Jr.
Edwards, a 6-foot, 1-inch sophomore from Atascocita, Texas, averaged 21.5 points, 5.5 assists and 3.5 steals in Purdue's wins over Wisconsin (78-50) and Iowa (87-64). He was 17-of-31 (.548) from the field and 9-of-14 (.643) from 3-point range, while also registering just one turnover in 54 minutes of action.
He scored 21 points with a career-high five steals in the win over the Badgers last Tuesday, then added 22 points, a career-high eight assists and two more steals in Saturday's victory at Iowa.
For the season, Edwards is averaging a team-best 17.2 points, 4.0 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game while shooting 48.5 percent from the field and 40.5 percent from 3-point range. He ranks fourth in the Big Ten in scoring, 12th in free throw percentage (.800), 15th in steals (1.1 spg) and sixth in 3-pointers made per game (2.4).
Over the last four games, Edwards is averaging 19.0 points, 3.3 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 2.3 steals per game while making 17-of-29 (.586) from long distance. He has 19 assists against one turnover in 110 minutes of action during that span.
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This Mother's Day, instead of candy with those flowers, how about a bottle of wine that Mom - and you - can enjoy together?
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I serve the Belle Glos pinot with lamb, beef bourguignon, country pM-btM-i, or sweetbreads and the chardonnay with veal piccata, turkey, salmon or tuna.
Availability/suggested retail: Sold in better wine shops, the Muscat retails for $17; the chardonnay for $22. The pinot noirs range in price from $50 and a 375-milliliter bottle of Dolce retails for $85.
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DetailsCompact, portable, and easy to inflate with the supplied foot pump, this inflatable PVC bath is ideal for camping and so much more fun than heading to the shower block!
The zip cover provides a nice bit of privacy, and also helps to keep heat in.
With a drinks holder at the side you'll also be able to enjoy a relaxing chilled drink while soaking up the good time holiday vibes.
The spa bath has a capacity of 0.1 ton of water, and is suitable for both cold and warm water over a temperature range of 1-40 deg C
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