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Cary Clack: It's so hard to say goodbye
"I'm thankful that you're lovin' me/ My one desire/ Is to love you 'til/ I'm no longer here and never tire/ God has been so good to me/ I'm so thankful."
"If I Should Die Tonight," Marvin Gaye
I was driving because I didn't know how to say goodbye.
When I'm having trouble writing, I drive. On Wednesday, I drove through the neighborhood I've known longest. Riding shotgun was a lined yellow-paged notepad with days-old scattered notes begging to be made whole.
Late afternoon shadows were crossing and darkening Iowa Street as I passed Friendship Baptist Church. It used to be Cuney Elementary where Mrs. Wyatt, my first-grade teacher, who was also my mother's first-grade teacher, told my mother I'd be a writer.
I took a right on Pine and a left on Houston and I drove past what used to be Eugene Coleman's newspaper, The Snap, where, while in college, I started writing columns and dropping them through the transom early in the morning, too shy to be seen. Continuing on, I drove past the Express-News, which ran my first published piece — an op-ed advocating that Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday be a national holiday — in 1983.
Years later, an old man in a typewriter shop changed my life. Maury Maverick Jr., after checking me out with the Rev. Claude Black, brought me to the attention of Bob Richter, then an associate editorial page director with the Express-News, who asked me to write a piece.
I did, and it was published, which led to lunch with Bob and Lynnell Burkett, the other associate editorial page director. Their boss, Sterlin Holmesly, gave me a column in 1994. About a year later, I was hired full time in the newsroom.
This motorcade of firsts, from first grade to first meetings to first columns, brings me to today's destination: my last column for the Express-News.
By this time tomorrow, I will have started my new job as communications director and senior adviser for the Joaquín Castro congressional campaign.
The decision was difficult because the Express-News is family and has been my home for a third of my life. What it has done for me is immeasurable in ways I can never repay.
My unavoidable regret is that news of me leaving broke the same week of three other high profile departures from the paper — unavoidable because these departures are unconnected.
I leave this newspaper on excellent terms, fortunate to have worked for two outstanding publishers and gentlemen, Larry Walker and Tom Stephenson, who, in ways that I saw and in ways I heard about, always had my back. My editor, Features/Niche Products Editor Terry Scott Bertling, has been a friend, sounding board and advocate.
Like every other column I've written, I can't say all that I want to in this one. But to everyone I've worked with at Avenue E and Third, thank you for being my colleagues and friends and for making this ride so memorable and joyful. The newsroom that I leave is an astonishing blend of gifted youngsters and talented veterans committed to producing quality journalism for a strong and, yes, profitable newspaper.
But my career wouldn't have been possible without you, the readers. I still find it astonishing that anyone would care what I had to say on anything, but thank you for being interested, even if you disagreed. I'd buy each of you a meal if I didn't have to give up my corporate credit card.
You've also been like family. Thank you for being in my life. You've moved me with the gifts of your generous words and have overwhelmed me with your kindness these past two weeks in phone, email and Facebook messages. To each of you I'm thankful. My life has been enriched by yours.
Because of you, I promise to do better in thanking people for the work they do, whether it's the waitress and busboy or the lady at the checkout line. Take care of yourself and someone else.
I'll always be Gary Clark — I mean, Casey, eh, Clyde or ... never mind.
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In Pt. 1 of the "lessons from a rookie" post on crowd funding, I touched on a few (3) of the challenges of running my first crowd funding campaign. For this post, I resume with 1 more challenge and then a few successes. Keep reading ...
WO Design update 02/17/14
Some of you readers may have seen this project that I've been working on ... the WO Bone. More about why and how this got started here. I had a few setbacks and I've made some progress. Keep reading below about where I am at on this new venture and some next steps I am taking toward the launch of this new product.
And, that's the first public photo of the WO Bone, over there on the left ... pretty cool, eh?!?!

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|Travel Security Advice for Libya
Officially known as the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Libya has a developing economy. Islamic ideals and beliefs provide the conservative foundation of the country's customs, laws, and practices. Tourist facilities are not widely available. Read the Department of State's Background Notes on Libya for more information.
U.S. citizens living or traveling in Libya are encouraged to register with the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate at the Department of State's travel registration page in order to obtain updated information on local travel and security. U.S. citizens without Internet access may register directly with the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. Registration is important; it allows the State Department to assist U.S. citizens in an emergency.
Local embassy information is available below and at the Department of State's list of embassies and consulates.
Passports and visas are required. The restrictions on the use of U.S. passports for travel to, in, or through Libya were lifted in February 2004. Please see the section below on Special Circumstances.
The Libyan government announced a new biometric requirement for visa applicants that became effective on December 1, 2008. This requirement necessitates personal appearance at a Libyan Embassy by all visa applicants. At present, this change affects only applicants for Libyan visas in London and Paris, but will likely expand to other Libyan embassies in the near future. In addition, the Libyan government recently released a list of documents required for visa processing. These documents are similar to those required from Libyan citizens for travel to many European countries, and include proof of insurance, a round-trip air ticket, and hotel reservations. American citizens seeking to travel to Libya should contact the Libyan embassy where they plan to apply to determine exact requirements.
The Libyan government, on November 11, 2007, "reinstated" a requirement that all foreign travelers must have an Arabic translation of their personal biographic data added to their passport in order to apply for a Libyan visa and to enter Libya. This requirement includes foreigners who already received visas before the requirement was put into place, including those foreigners currently resident in Libya. Since that date, foreign travelers whose passports do not have Arabic translations have been denied entry into Libya or refused boarding by airlines on flights into Libya.
The U.S. passport is a U.S. travel document that meets all generally recognized international standards. While the Libyan government has the right to impose its own requirements for travelers in connection with obtaining a Libyan visa, it also has the responsibility to give travelers information on where and how to meet these requirements. Travelers should be aware that in some cases, Libyan officials may ask that U.S. citizens obtain translations from U.S. Government-approved translation services; however, U.S. consular officers have no authority to designate or certify private translations, nor do they have authority to place a consular authentication stamp over a privately-obtained translation.
American citizens who hold Libyan visas or who intend to apply for a visa are advised to contact the nearest Libyan embassy or consulate for information on how to obtain an acceptable translation. Information from Libyan embassies and consulates may vary from country to country. American citizens may also contact the Consular Section at the U.S. Embassy or consulate for additional information.
The Government of Libya does not allow persons with passports bearing an Israeli visa or entry/exit stamps from Israel to enter the Libya. As of April 1, 2009, the United States provides visa services to the general public in Libya. The Libyan government does not yet provide this service to the public in the United States; therefore, U.S. visitors to Libya should plan to obtain a visa via a third country. Libyan visas require an invitation or sponsor, can take up to several months to process, and must be obtained prior to travel. Americans who apply for Libyan visas are experiencing significant delays, often waiting several weeks or months if their applications are approved at all. All visas are vetted and approved by immigration departments in Tripoli and only issued by the appropriate Libyan Embassy upon receipt of that approval. There may be another wait for actual visa issuance once approval has been received. For tourists, the visa application procedure in most cases requires a letter of invitation from an accredited tour company in Libya; for business travelers, a letter of invitation is needed from the Libyan business entity. With few exceptions, Libya has stopped issuing tourist visas to Americans. It is recommended that Americans always obtain individual Libyan visas prior to travel, rather than group visas. Americans who expected to enter on group tour visas or individual airport visas arranged by Libyan sponsors have routinely been denied entry at air and sea ports and have been forced to turn back at the airport or remain onboard ship at the port while other nationals disembark. The U.S. Embassy in Tripoli cannot provide assistance to American citizens seeking Libyan visas.
Inquiries about obtaining a Libyan visa may be made through the Libyan Embassy in Washington, DC. The Embassy is located at 2600 Virginia Avenue NW, Suite 705, Washington, DC 20037, phone number 202-944-9601, fax number 202-944-9606. Neither the Libyan Mission to the UN in New York nor the Libyan Embassy in Washington, DC accepts visa applications from the general public. The closest Libyan visa-issuing office to the continental United States is the Libyan People's Bureau in Ottawa, Canada; however, that office frequently declines to accept visa applications from American citizens.
The land borders with Egypt and Tunisia are subject to periodic closures even to travelers with valid Libyan visas. Short-term closures of other land borders may occur with little notice. Within three days of arrival in Libya, visitors must register at the police station closest to where they are residing or they may encounter problems during their stay or upon departure.
Women and children in Libya are often subject to strict family controls. This can be a particular problem for young single women of marriageable age. Although a woman does not need her father's or husband's explicit consent every time she wishes to leave Libya, a Libyan husband may take legal action to prevent his wife from leaving the country, regardless of her nationality. While not illegal, it is unusual for women and children to travel alone. Children under 18 whose fathers are Libyan must have the father's permission to depart Libya, even if the mother has been granted full custody by a Libyan court.
The Libyan Government requires all its citizens, including dual nationals of Libyan descent, to enter and depart Libya on Libyan documents. In some cases American citizens of Libyan descent have entered Libya on an old or expired Libyan identity document and then discovered that they cannot depart Libya without obtaining a valid Libyan passport, which can be a cumbersome process.
HIV/AIDS restrictions. Some HIV/AIDS entry restrictions exist for visitors to and foreign residents of Libya. Please verify this information with the Libyan Embassy in Washington, DC before traveling.
Information about dual nationality or the prevention of international child abduction can be found on our website. For further information about customs regulations, please read our Customs Information page.
As Libya has taken steps to cooperate in the global war on terrorism, the Libyan Government's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism was rescinded on June 30, 2006. Recent worldwide terrorist alerts have stated that extremist groups continue to plan terrorist attacks against U.S. interests in the region. Therefore, any American citizen who decides to travel to Libya should maintain a strong security posture by being aware of surroundings, avoiding crowds and demonstrations, keeping a low profile, and varying times and routes for all required travel.
The Department of State advises U.S. citizens to exercise caution when traveling in desert and border regions of Libya. All U.S. citizens in Libya are encouraged to comply with local regulations regarding desert travel, to maintain a high level of vigilance with regard to their personal security, and to remain aware of local developments. There have been no instances in which U.S. facilities or citizens in Libya have been targets of terrorist attacks; however, recent terrorist attacks in Algeria, the June 2009 murder of an American teacher in Mauritania, kidnappings of Western tourists in desert regions of Tunisia and Egypt in 2008 and Mali in January 2009, and the terrorist activity of Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb in North Africa are indicative of a continued threat in the region.
Security personnel may at times place foreign visitors under observation. Hotel rooms, telephones, and fax machines may be monitored, and personal possessions in hotel rooms may be inspected. Taking photographs of anything that could be perceived as being of military or security interest may result in problems with the authorities.
For the latest security information, U.S. citizens traveling abroad should regularly monitor the Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs website.
Up-to-date information on safety and security can also be obtained by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free within the United States and Canada or, by calling a regular toll line, 1-202-501-4444, from other countries. These numbers are available from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday (except U.S. federal holidays).
The Department of State urges American citizens to take responsibility for their own personal security while traveling overseas. For general information about appropriate measures travelers can take to protect themselves in an overseas environment, see the Department of State's extensive tips and advice on traveling safely abroad.
Crime against foreigners is a growing problem in Libya. The most common types of crime are property crimes of opportunity, including vehicle burglaries. Pick-pocketing and residential burglaries are also on the increase. Women routinely face verbal harassment. While physical violence is not common, there have been instances of assault against women, ranging from sexual groping or assault/battery to attempted rape.
In many countries around the world, counterfeit and pirated goods are widely available. Transactions involving such products may be illegal under local law. In addition, bringing them back to the United States may result in forfeitures and/or fines. .
If you are the victim of a crime abroad, you should contact the local police and the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate (see the Department of State's list of embassies and consulates). This includes the loss or theft of a U.S. passport. The embassy/consulate staff can, for example, help you find appropriate medical care, contact family members or friends and explain how funds may be transferred.
Although the investigation and prosecution of the crime are solely the responsibility of local authorities, consular officers can help you to understand the local criminal justice process and to find an attorney if needed.
The local equivalent to the "911" emergency line in Libya is 193. This number is generally monitored only in Arabic.
Please see our information on victims of crime, including possible victim compensation programs in the United States.
While in a foreign country, a U.S. citizen is subject to that country's laws and regulations, which sometimes differ significantly from those in the United States and may not afford the protections available to the individual under U.S. law. Penalties for breaking the law can be more severe than in the United States for similar offenses. Engaging in sexual conduct with children or using or disseminating child pornography in a foreign country is a crime prosecutable in the United States.
Persons violating Libyan laws, even unknowingly, may be expelled, arrested, or imprisoned. Penalties for possessing, using, or trafficking in illegal drugs in Libya are severe, and convicted offenders can expect long jail sentences and heavy fines.
Libya's economy operates on a "cash-only" basis for most transactions, even though U.S. law now permits the use in Libya of credit cards and checks drawn on U.S. banks. A few hotels, restaurants, and major airlines are the only businesses known to accept credit cards (Visa is accepted more often than MasterCard). It is recommended that travelers consult their credit card entity prior to travel to ensure that transactions from Libya can be accepted by that entity. A number of ATM machines are being put into service at a few large hotels, major office complexes, the airport, and one or two markets. Foreign visitors should be aware that the penalties for use of unauthorized currency dealers are severe. Foreign visitors should also be aware that in the event of a business dispute, their passports might be confiscated and/or they may not be permitted to depart Libya until the dispute has been settled. The Libyan workweek is Sunday-Thursday. Most U.S. economic sanctions against Libya were terminated effective September 21, 2004. For further information, please contact the Office of Foreign Assets Control.
On June 30, 2006, the U.S. Department of State officially rescinded Libya's designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism. On August 31, 2006, the U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) published an amendment to the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) in the Federal Register to update the BIS license requirements for Libya under the EAR due to its removal from the State Sponsors List. For further information specific to Libya, contact the BIS Office of Nonproliferation and Treaty Compliance/Foreign Policy Controls Division at (202) 482-4252. Libya-related information is also found on the BIS web site.
Libyan customs authorities enforce strict regulations concerning the introduction into Libya or removal from Libya of firearms, religious materials, antiquities, medications, and currency. Importation of pornographic materials is illegal. The importation and consumption of alcohol and pork products are illegal in Libya.
At times, passengers arriving in Libya have been required to bring varying amounts of convertible currency into Libya. This requirement is subject to a border check, and the passenger faces possible deportation if this requirement is not met. It is advisable to contact any Libyan Embassy abroad for specific information regarding customs requirements.
Please see our Customs Information.
In addition to being subject to all Libyan laws, U.S. citizens of Libyan origin may also be subject to other laws that impose special obligations on Libyan citizens. The Government of Libya considers all children born to Libyan fathers to be Libyan citizens even if they were not issued a Libyan birth certificate or a passport. Dual Libyan-American nationals may not enter or leave Libya on their U.S. passports, and must obtain a Libyan travel document before traveling to Libya. Persons with dual nationality who travel to Libya on their Libyan passports are normally treated as Libyan citizens by the local government. The ability to provide U.S. consular assistance to those traveling on Libyan passports is extremely limited. For additional information, please see our dual nationality flyer.
While some health care providers have been trained in the United States or Europe, basic modern medical care and/or medicines may not be available in Libya. Many Libyan citizens prefer to be treated outside of Libya for ailments such as heart disease and diabetes. A representative list of healthcare providers is available at the U.S. Embassy Tripoli's web site.
For information about outbreaks of infectious diseases abroad, consult the infectious diseases section of the World Health Organization (WHO) website. The WHO website also contains additional health information for travelers, including detailed country-specific health information.
The Department of State strongly urges U.S. citizens to consult their medical insurance company prior to traveling abroad to determine whether the policy applies overseas and whether it covers emergency expenses such as a medical evacuation. For more information, please see our medical insurance overseas page.
While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information below concerning Libya is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance.
Paved roads in rural areas are satisfactory; however, many rural roads are unpaved (i.e., dirt roads). Also, major highways along the seacoast and leading south merge into single-lane highways once they are outside the cities. These roads are heavily trafficked and can be precarious to navigate, especially at night and during the winter rainy season. The presence of sand deposits, as well as domestic and wild animals that frequently cross these highways and rural roads, makes them even more hazardous.
The availability of roadside assistance is extremely limited and offered only in Arabic. In urban areas and near the outskirts of major cities there is a greater possibility of assistance by police and emergency ambulance services, although they are usually ill-equipped to deal with serious injuries or accidents. Very few streets are marked or have signage, and highway signs are available only in Arabic.
Driving in Libya can be hazardous, and there is a high accident rate. Police enforcement of traffic laws is rare. As a result, it is often difficult to anticipate the actions of other drivers on Libyan streets and highways. Wind-blown sand can reduce visibility without warning. Road conditions are poor, and public transportation, which is limited to occasional bus service, is poor. Taxis are available, but many taxi drivers are reckless and untrained, and English-speaking drivers are extremely rare. The sidewalks in urban areas are often in bad condition and cluttered, but pedestrians are able to use them.
Please refer to our Road Safety page for more information.
As there is no direct commercial air service to the United States by carriers registered in Libya, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has not assessed the government of Libya's Civil Aviation Authority for compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) aviation safety standards. Further information may be found on the FAA's safety assessment page.
Please see our Office of Children's Issues web pages on intercountry adoption and international parental child abduction.
This replaces the Country Specific Information for Libya dated July 29, 2009, to update the sections on Registration/Embassy Location and Traffic Safety and Road Conditions.
The UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office also has information on Libya HERE..
Looking for an Embassy ?, You can also check out our World Wide Embassies Listings Section HERE (For US Citizens) or HERE (For UK Citizens)........
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Hey everyone! I'm back from my vacation and had a ton of fun. We tried out kayaking, and walked around the small town and just had a lot of fun and relaxed a bit. I hope you all have had a great week so far and yay for it almost being the weekend!! Next week I'll be MIA a tiny bit, there's a DIY convention I'll be attending :D
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Mark DeVolder distinguishes himself as a change management specialist and is one of today's original thinkers and motivators on transitions. Often in the spotlight for high profile transitions, Mark offered guidance for the ending of the NASA Space Shuttle Program, helped Colombian business leaders adapt to the NAFTA Free Trade Agreement and has coached industry leaders in mergers and acquisitions, some as large as $50 billion dollars. He is a change management and employee engagement specialist with over 19 years of experience in education and research. His doctoral studies focused on the issues of unity, diversity and synergy. With this experience he brings extensive knowledge and understanding about human characteristics to each highly customised presentation, backed up by impressive business acumen.
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Mitchelstown Cave – One of Europe's Major Showcaves
Mitchelstown Cave is one of the largest and most complex cave systems in Ireland. On the guided tour you will follow ancient passageways and visit massive caverns in which you are surrounded by indescribable dripstone formations, stalactites, stalagmites and huge calcite pillars and one of Europe's finest columns the inspiring "Tower of Babel" which stands some 9 meters in height.
Perfect for School and Coach Groups
Visitors, families, coach tours and group outings are guided through half a mile of this world famous show cave. Coach tours should phone ahead of time for an appointment and are catered for all years around. Parking for cars and coaches is provided and toilets are on site.
Tours are provided for all groups, primary & secondary school tours, summer camps and coach tours. For overseas groups we are happy for you to bring along a translator and can cater for a longer tour in that circumstance.
Mitchelstown Cave
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Mitchelstown Cave is 12km from Mallow, in the village of Doneraile, Co. Cork.
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On May 3, 2015 about 140 runners and walkers came out for the First Annual ALLI Fun Run / Walk at Dodd Stadium in Norwich. All proceeds from the event will go to support the Adolescent Learning and Leadership Institute (ALLI), a regional leadership program for high school youth in Southeastern Connecticut organized and sponsored by Southeastern Regional Action Council (SERAC).
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ALLI's mission is to empower young minds, educate them on contemporary issues and engage them in leadership opportunities in their communities. The ALLI Fun Run was conceived of, planned and organized by the 69 high school students currently participating in ALLI. Youth members are students from the following schools: Norwich Free Academy, Waterford High School, Montville High School, Ledyard High School, Griswold High School, Stonington High School and Wheeler High School.
The beautiful spring day provided the perfect backdrop for this family-friendly event, filled with activities for young children, challenges and obstacles, and fun color splashes. It was an extremely successful day that highlights the many young adults right here in Southeastern CT who are making positive choices every day and planning for bright healthy futures.
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The Chef checked into the VIBE offices yesterday where MikeyFresh from MissInfo's homebase asked him about 2Pac's hologram performance at Coachella and the possibility of bringing back ODB in 2-D form.
On 2Pac's hologram:
"That was brilliant. I tip my hat to Dre because it really shows the sense of love he had for Pac," Raekwon explains. "Just to see someone do it for the first time ever. We only seen sh*t like that on TV."
On the possibility of a ODB hologram:
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- Genus: Persea
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Now you can enjoy fresh, succulent, flavorful avocados right on the patio! "Little Cado" is a true dwarf tree that pollinates itself, sets big crops, and needs no special care to flourish for many years!
'Wurtz' (or "Little Cado," as it is familiarly known!) offers dark green avocadoes that are high in oils and thin-skinned. Weighing about 6 to 12 ounces each, they have a wonderfully succulent texture and plenty of rich, just-picked flavor your family will love.
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title = {6D frictional contact for rigid bodies},
booktitle = {Proceedings of Graphics Interface 2015},
series = {GI 2015},
year = {2015},
issn = {0713-5424},
isbn = {978-1-4822-6003-8},
location = {Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada},
pages = {105--114},
numpages = {10},
doi = {10.20380/GI2015.14},
publisher = {Canadian Human-Computer Communications Society},
address = {Toronto, Ontario, Canada},
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We present a new approach to modeling contact between rigid objects that augments an individual Coulomb friction point-contact model with rolling and spinning friction constraints. Starting from the intersection volume, we compute a contact normal from the volume gradient. We compute a contact position from the first moment of the intersection volume, and approximate the extent of the contact patch from the second moment of the intersection volume. By incorporating knowledge of the contact patch into a point contact Coulomb friction formulation, we produce a 6D constraint that provides appropriate limits on torques to accommodate displacement of the center of pressure within the contact patch, while also providing a rotational torque due to dry friction to resist spinning. A collection of examples demonstrate the power and benefits of this simple formulation.


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Superficially, financial matters in a divorce are presented in a fairly simple way. In principle, after separation, the financial net worth of each spouse is calculated and the net family property is then equalized, or "split down the middle". The spouse with more assets in his or her name pays the spouse with fewer assets half of the difference between their assets. Both partners leave the marriage as equal partners in terms of property. Or seemingly so.
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Ground Source Heat Pumps and Brownfield ReclamationGeoff Grisso
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This short article is an invitation to the ground source heat pump community to engage with brownfield practitioners involved in remediation of soil or groundwater to enhance the efficiency of both energy exchange and remediation. Brownfield sites have been affected by former uses of the site or surrounding land; are derelict or underused; are mainly in fully or partly developed urban areas; may have real or perceived contamination problems; and require intervention to bring them back to beneficial use.
Far from all brownfields are contaminated. However those that are contaminated and require remediation to ensure they are suitable for their intended use offer opportunities for ground source heat pump that can increase the economic attractiveness of GSHP solutions and contribute significantly to a positive evaluation of the sustainability of the overall reclamation. Process based remediation technologies (Nathanail et al. 2007) can create opportunities for GSHP to re-energise brownfield sites and greatly enhance the cost effectiveness of such solutions but only if remediation and re-energising are considered in a timely and integrated manner.
Groundwater in urban areas is often polluted with volatile organic compounds such as hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents. The way in which such groundwater is remediated may also allow energy exchange processes to take place. Pump-and-treat involves pumping groundwater out of the ground, treating it and then reinjecting the clean water back into the ground. Since the energy used to pump the groundwater is accounted for against the remediation process, it is 'free' to any energy exchange process that could exploit the energy storage capacity of the water. On a large scale this being carried out in the Netherlands where water is pumped to protect areas from inundation. On smaller scale industrial sites, pump and treat is seen as an expensive long term – quasi permanent – means of containing groundwater pollution. Existing pump and treat schemes may offer low cost quick win opportunities to demonstrate the benefits of GSHP on industrial sites.
Permeable reactive barriers (PRB) were developed in the 1990s as an alternative to pump and treat. Instead of pumping the groundwater out of the ground, a treatment zone is placed into the ground to intercept natural groundwater flow. Polluted groundwater flows through the treatment zone and emerges clean down gradient of the PRB. The residence time within the PRB is an important design consideration. Heat exchange infra structure can be installed immediately adjacent and downstream of the PRB at little extra cost – the bulk of the permitting and excavation expense is charged to the remediation works.
Contaminated soils are sometimes treated in situ or capped but most often are excavated for treatment or off site disposal. Where excavation is involved, the resulting void is usually backfilled with imported inert material to make up the site levels. However the expensively created void could be seen as an asset. In a GSHP context, the void could allow the installation of shallow GSHP infrastructure with the cost of excavation charged to the remediation.
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What is Love for Romania?
Love for Romania is an independent non-profit Christian Ministry committed to providing love based service in the name of Jesus Christ to the poor and disadvantaged of Northeastern Romania.
Northeast Romania is in total economic despair. Love for Romania provides food, wood, medicine and clothing to the poor and needy in and around the cities of Suceava and Botosani, in the Moldova area - one of the poorest in Romania. The ministry of Love for Romania is focused on servicing the needs of the "least of the least"!
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President and founder John Ungureanu was born in Romania and migrated to the United States in 1979. John received his education in Romania, and prior to migrating to the US was the Vice-President of Transportation and Buses in Northeastern Romania. John, now a US citizen is committed fulltime to administering the activities of Love for Romania.
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This article is from PRAXIS Volume 18 Issue 1: Digital Media
Dr. Mary Hess received her doctorate in religious education from Boston College, a fellow student of Rev. Dr. Anton C. Vrame, and today they both serve with the Religious Education Association and participate in TheoComm, an Orthodox-Catholic discussion on communications and media sponsored by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Interview by Rev. Dr. Anton C. Vrame
Digital media and social media have evolved rapidly over the last ten years. How do churches need to respond to this fast-moving environment?
The first thing we need to do is learn where our communities are communicating and then be present there and listen. It might be Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram or any number of places. Long before you try to speak in these media, you should be listening in them, which will also help you learn how they work. When you're ready to use digital media to communicate more directly with your church, keep in mind that none of these media are fully private or confidential. A good basic primer for doing this well is Keith Anderson and Elizabeth Drescher's excellent short book Click 2 Save: The Digital Ministry Bible. That little book is full of good advice from pastoral leaders all over the country.
Most importantly, people of faith are people of stories. We make sense of who we are, and who we are in relation to Listening, Learning and Slowing Down God, by the stories we tell about ourselves, God and how our relationship with God and our religious community unfolds. These days, digital and social media are the primary ways in which we tell and hear stories, and they move at a pace far faster than anything we have had access to previously. That makes it difficult for churches to know how best to engage these media, but we do know a lot about how to shape and share our stories about God and our churches.
You've been watching these areas for a long time. What's coming next in digital media?
I think the creators and architects of these platforms are paying a lot more attention to the impact they have on our relationships and how we construct our sense of reality. People are working fulltime to humanize these media. The current algorithms try to get you to spend more time on a given site, having "learned" that provoking outrage and anger is more effective than providing information or inviting complexity, but these platform architects are trying to privilege the sharing of more complex information and more mindful reflection. That's a really hard task that we have never succeeded at in the legacy media of television and radio, but it's a great goal to be working on.
We can go all the way back to Jesus, who came into the world to lead us toward an understanding that true power comes from kenosis, from pouring out love into the world, rather than hoarding it or provoking violence. I think there's a lot more awareness now of how problematic, even dangerous, some of these media can be if used in ways that draw people into narrow enclaves where they don't interact with anyone who disagrees with them or is different in some way. Again, remember Jesus: He was constantly meeting with and listening deeply to outcasts and outsiders—including women! One of my favorite stories in the Bible is that of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15, who actually taught Jesus something. I think that that story remains in our canon as a reminder, among other things, of how important it is to always listen and learn what it means to love.
This is an effort in which religious communities really need to be involved by helping our members to grow into more complex ways of engaging the world. Within Christian community, we ought to be able to witness to the Christ whom we confess in ways that draw people ever more deeply into community, and thus enable them to be more open to the world rather than drawing lines around our communities and creating insiders and outsiders. I like how Michael Rosenak, a philosopher of religious education, writes of being loyal, but open.
I think that we will see many more tools to help us take a more active role in how our attention is being focused and shaped. That includes immersive tools like virtual reality and also tools that augment our reality by offering more information and context to what we choose to focus on. There are a bunch of examples at Apple's site (apple.com/ios/augmentedreality), because they are working on how you can augment reality in constructive ways. But you can also see, even in small ways, how apps like Freedom (freedom.to) or Centering Prayer from Contemplative Outreach (contemplativeoutreach.org/centering-prayer-mobile-app) seek to help users regain and focus their attention. I also use a basic newsreader like Feedly (feedly.com) to sort through and subscribe to news in ways that are efficient, focused and diverse.
One disconcerting aspect of social media is the uncivil tone of discussions. In the Roman Catholic world, people call the Pope names that I won't repeat here. In the Orthodox world, it's no different.
This is an example of constructing fragile identities founded on divisive boundaries rather than a deep and pervasive commitment to all of creation. The people who attack Pope Francis do so in part to firm up the boundaries of their own identities— you are "with us" by being "against him." Matthew 28:19 tells us to "make disciples," but what many people fail to understand is that a disciple is a learner, and to learn is to first risk your current understanding.
Expand on what you mean by "fragile identities." Are people afraid or insecure about who they are, unwilling to risk their identities being challenged, etc.?
Yes, I believe they are. We know, for instance, that bullies are usually deeply insecure. And today it is increasingly harder to discern truth in the midst of the fire hose of information. Social media invite people to represent themselves to the world in increasingly narrow and focused ways. If you find meaning in a community of like-minded individuals, it can be very tempting to conform more and more to that community rather than to contest its norms. I always try to remember what Paul wrote in his first letter to the Corinthians:
"And I, brethren, when I came to you, did not come with excellence of speech or of wisdom declaring to you the testimony of God. For I determined not to know anything among you expect Jesus Christ and Him crucified. I was with you in weakness, in fear, and in much trembling. And my speech and my preaching were not with persuasive words of human wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power, that your faith should not be in the wisdom of men but in the power of God." (1 Corinthians 2:1–5)
I think Paul is reminding us that we can both trust in God and live with humility and awareness of our own fallible wisdom. Baptism into Christian community means aligning oneself not only with those who are like you, but with those who are outcast, vulnerable, the "anawim" of the Bible. That's the hope of social media for me—we can listen to stories we would not otherwise encounter. I'm white, middle class and live in a very safe neighborhood in Minnesota. Social media have helped me listen to the stories of people very much not like me. But digital media also make it easy to share hatred, misunderstanding and false information. We must learn how to practice good and deep discernment. Religious communities used to know a lot about discernment.
In the social media milieu, what's the role, place or challenge of traditional ecclesiastical authority?
How we understand authority, what we mean by authenticity and how we experience agency (the ability to do things and make a difference) are all shifting rapidly due to digital media. Authority no longer accrues automatically by someone's position or role, so people will not necessarily find church authorities credible just by virtue of being church authorities. Indeed, we should not want our members to do so given all that we know about the scandals of child abuse, financial mismangement and so on. We must build credibility for ecclesiastical authority, and we can do that in part by encouraging more transparency and humility, by building credibility rather than assuming it. We can share authentic stories and support spaces and practices that encourage honest sharing with integrity. Those are practices that build credibility and authority.
Can a church be "relevant" or "authentic" and not be engaged digitally?
It's dangerous to somehow see the digital world as apart from the "real" world. Scholars who study, empirically, how people engage media are very clear that the line between digital and "real" is very fuzzy, even nonexistent. As I said, if you care about your community and the people with whom you are in relationship, then you need to be present in the communities of discourse they inhabit. For example, if your college-age kids will only respond to you via text message, then you can't not learn how to text. But you should never only communicate with them via text! By the same argument, if you care deeply about liturgical practice, then you must find ways to make those practices accessible to people who have never before found them meaningful.
I think that Pope Francis has so much credibility beyond the Roman Catholic Church in large measure because he does not assume authority but rather builds it through authentic practice. He embodies his confession, convictions, theology— and thereby invites deep authority.
Is there a way to effectively and compassionately engage with others on social media?
One of the practices we have to learn is how to listen carefully and respectfully represent someone else's position. There is not a lot of that going on in social media these days. The speed at which things can spread means that people are forgetting, or never learning from the beginning, how to withhold immediate judgment. I often urge people not to watch television news, because that "information" is embedded in some very destructive forms of discourse. You can't form thoughtful insight based on people arguing with each other in short sound bites. News builds slowly over time. Taking time to learn and come to a decision is not something that digital media promote, and I think people often feel pressured to have an opinion about something. This is why I try to help local congregations learn how to have "respectful conversations" or "civil conversations" (these are labels for specific practices that can be taught). I also urge people to intentionally seek out information from sources with whom they disagree. We all need practice living with the tension that comes from engaging each other around issues we care deeply about while still disagreeing. I read a wide variety of newspapers and every so often look at The Wall Street Journal's "Blue Feed, Red Feed" feature (graphics.wsj.com/blue-feed-red-feed). I rarely find the same information in both feeds, and I rarely agree with the "side" that is "not mine," but at least I know something more about how people who believe different things than I do have come to do so. Try to maintain a diverse news diet—find a good newspaper, weekly and monthly news magazines, and a few podcasts to listen to (I like The Ezra Klein Show and Alter Guild, which is done by a group of young Lutheran clergy).
I also recommend only engaging in conversation with people when you are already in relationship with them. There's not much point in trying to persuade those you don't know to change their position. I like the notion of working not so much to change minds but to soften hearts. We are in this together, and what each one of us does has an impact on all others. We need to understand that God calls us to attend to the "least of these," and to "become as little children" in our love for others.
What are your thoughts on Christians creating media?
I really am not a fan of "Christian" media, primarily because that term tends to push people into only accessing media labeled "Christian," and often those media are even more ideologically driven than so-called secular media. Not to mention I believe that God works in all places and cannot be confined to media that humans label. Having said that, I subscribe to America Magazine (a weekly news magazine from the Jesuits) and the National Catholic Reporter.
More than anything else, helping people learn how to create in specific media teaches them how to be critically engaged with media. I love to teach people how to create digital stories, because the heart of that process is storytelling, and that doesn't use any digital media at all! Only when you've figured out your story do you then share it with other people by embedding it in digital media.
You have to slow down to tell a story and to put it into digital formats. Slowing down is good! And listening carefully is part of learning how to discern.
Dr. Mary Hess is a professor of educational leadership at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, and holds degrees from Yale and Harvard.
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Artist in Focus: Anne Berendt
Hi Anne, how did you start out in your career?
I was passionate about art from a young age.
My dream had always been to draw and paint. I remember as a young child, when all my friends were asking for toys at Christmas, I asked my dad for a Caran d'Ache watercolour pencils set … 40 different colours, I was over the moon!
Although always complimenting me on my drawings, my dad strongly objected when I declared wanting to study at the Beaux-Arts in Paris, but I swore that one day, I would dedicate myself to art.
So I really focused on it as an adult. I attended art classes in France, then did a Foundation Course at the Bournemouth & Poole College of Art and Design after moving to England. Since discovering encaustic wax, I have also attended the International Encaustic Conference which take place annually in Provincetown, Rhode Island in the U.S.
Can you describe a typical working day for you?
A typical working day for me starts with a morning coffee in the morning and a look at what I was doing previously – before I know it, it is the afternoon and I have missed lunch!
What music do you usually listen to and what impact does it have on the finished work?
I find inspiration listening to music of different styles according to my mood or emotions at the time. I experience synaesthesia and the music sparks colours and shapes, which I use in my abstract work.
How do you go about making a painting?
I am lucky enough to travel a fair amount and am always looking for shapes and patterns that inspire me and snapping them on my iPhone, or making quick sketches.
I build these into my vision of abstract and the human form.
For me, art is not just visual, but also tactile. I design some of my work to have texture, so it can be touched and not just looked at!
Which other artists do you like to look at?
Having studied history of art during my Foundation Course, I have learnt to appreciate the works of the classical artists, but my personal choices go to modern artists. I particularly love the works of sculptors such as Henry Moore or Modigliani. One of my favourite places to visit is the Cass Foundation with its amazing outdoor pieces. Amongst many others, I love the works of painters such as Picasso, Miro, Rothko, Chagall, Francis Bacon, Dali, and Matisse and for my personal pleasure I have even made my own copies of a couple of the works of Picasso, Gauguin and Bacon.
How has your style changed over the years?
Although I specialised in textiles and did a lot of printmaking. I now work in various art forms, but most of the time in encaustic wax and cold wax.
I love to build up my pictures in layers and encaustic wax or cold wax are perfect mediums to do that with. It's a pity but the use of wax as a medium is really limited in the UK and I'd love to see it appreciated by a wider audience.
When working with encaustic wax, I normally make my own medium from beeswax and damar resin. I can then make my own encaustic paints, mixing the encaustic medium with dry coloured pigments or with oil bars.
I like to layer the paint one colour on top of another and then scrape through them to reveal the colours underneath. Sometimes I fuse these with a blow torch or a hot air gun. I may also incorporate other materials – the whole process is fascinating. The hardest part is deciding when to stop!
Can you tell me more about encaustic wax and how you discovered and use it?
Encaustic wax is an ancient technique which originated in Egypt on icons such as the Fayum mummy portraits, between 100-300 AD. It was also used for mural paintings by the Ancient Greeks but then seems to have been more or less abandoned until a brief revival in the 18th and 19 th centuries. More recently a re-emergence took place in the 20th century when it was used by artists such as Jasper Johns in his famous painting of the American Flag.
The word encaustic comes from the Greek word enkaustikos, which means "burnt in".
Encaustic wax is a mixture of melted beeswax, damar resin or linseed oil and coloured pigments. Beeswax is impermeable, it will not deteriorate, or darken or turn yellow, and encaustic paintings do not have to be protected under glass, unless the artist wishes it.
Whilst studying for my Foundation Course, I discovered a set for encaustic paint, in the vendor room. Intrigued by the patterns shown on the box, I bought it, but it was never taught at college.
I am self-taught, starting with the help of books and videos. For more inspiration, I attended the 8th International Encaustic Conference in the U.S. and hope to go back next year.
The hot wax can be used in different ways. For example, with a small iron, a stylus with various attachments, brushes or a hot plate. I make the wax flow, using a hot air gun or a blow torch.
As I mentioned in my previous statement, I love to create 3D paintings and will impregnate materials such as paper or fabric or natural materials to create depth.
Encaustic wax is not usually a quick process, requiring me to come back to each work several times to build it up to my satisfaction.
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Three selections of poetry feature a variety of distinguished poets: Robert Hass, the former US poet laureate, appears in conversation with Berlin Quarterly's poetry editor Ezequiel Zaidenwerg, alongside some of Hass' most celebrated works, and a selection of never before published poems. Xi Chuan, one of China's most revered poets, is presented both in Chinese and in translation, with the exquisite prose poems he is best known for. Finally, Ricardo Domeneck presents a selection of Brazil's leading women poets: Marília Garcia, Angélica Freitas, and Adelaide Ivánova, three central figures in the contemporary Brazilian poetry scene.
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January 2020
Welcome to a new year! What are your new year's resolutions? Start a quilt? Learn to quilt? Learn new skills? We are here to help! Starting this month, we have released some bright beautiful new color in the Denim collection. In addition, we will be giving lessons on border prints throughout the year, we hope you will follow along with us.
December 2019
The end of the year is always so much fun and the holidays are in full swing. The Studio is decorated with holiday stockings and we have lots of projects for all types of sewers…as well as gifts for family and friends. Jinny has some upcoming trips that she introduces in this newsletter along with a video tip on applying borders to quilts.
November 2019
This month we shared the newest Malam batik collection. The seventh in the Malam series, this collection includes a full spectrum of colors in all new patterns. We are also excited to showcase a new quilt design called Seville. Utilizing fabrics from the Andalucia collection, this quilt is designed for all types of quilters.
October 2019
October is always such a busy yet fun month with Quilters' Quest and Quilt Market in Houston, Texas. This month, we are excited to introduce a new collection that is quite different than the rest, Andalucía. Click to learn more and watch a video about the inspiration behind this stunning collection.
September 2019
The Fall is always such a great time of year as we begin to plan for our big shop events. At the end of September we have our Anniversary sale – in shop and online. In October we are having our Quilters' Quest with this year's theme being books. We hope to see you real soon.
August 2019
It may be hot outside but we have lots of fun projects this month for you to work on inside in the cool air conditioning! Two classics have been reintroduced in a variety of color ways, a new bundle is available that has endless possibilities and of course if you are working on the technique of the month, Stellaris, lesson #5 is ready to view.
July 2019
We are so excited to share with you this month a project that has been in the works. Jinny recently collaborated with Judy and Judel Niemeyer on their redesign of the gorgeous Flowers for My Wedding Ring quilt. We have some new classes in the shop this summer so we hope that you can stop by to see all that is new.
June 2019
Having just returned home from a nice visit with her family, Jinny is busy at the shop preparing for all the travelers this summer that will be stopping by the shop for Row by Row 2019. It's Christmas in June as Aruba holiday has arrived meaning kits for Stellaris in this colorway are also now available for purchase. It's not too late to sign up for the monthly newsletter to receive access to this free monthly technique quilt along.
May 2019
May is always a busy month around the shop as we prepare for the Row by Row shop hop and begin preparations for Quilters' Quest in the fall. Check out this month's newsletter to find out what "spindle strips" are and also download a free pattern and watch a tutorial on my Harlequin Charm quilt.
April 2019
This month we are so excited to launch the first technique lesson and video for Stellaris, available FREE to all monthly newsletter subscribers. We are also now carrying a brand new book entitled, American Cotton: Farm to Quilt, which tells the story of cotton in America and the fiber's role in quiltmaking.
March 2019
Filming has begun for the new Technique of the Month quilt, Stellaris, check out this newsletter to watch a preview of what is to come. Kits are available in most colors starting this month so you can quilt along with Jinny starting next month. Be sure to sign up for the monthly newsletter so you will receive the monthly patterns and coordinating videos.
February 2019
This month we are ready for sunshine and warm weather with the release of the Aruba fabric collection. In addition, you can make the Aruba tote which is the perfect size for carrying all your essentials with your retreat on the beach. Sounds like fun to us!
January 2019
We start the new year off with color – a new quilt using Palette Pixies – Toast and Jam – yummy and some fun web specials to keep you busy in the winter months! If you are not signed up for the monthly newsletter, be sure to do so as the 2019 Technique of the Month, Stellaris starts in April, you don't want to miss out!
December 2018
As the year comes to a close, we are thankful for all of our wonderful customers. Congratulations to those of you who participated in the Kyoto Mystery BOM this year, we hope you are happy with your finished quilt. We look forward to seeing what everyone does with our 2019 BOM, Stellaris.
November 2018
November is such a busy but fun time of year with the Annual Quilt Market and the tail end of our Quilters' Quest, I hope you were able to join us. This month we also introduced a beautiful new table runner, Pinata which utilizes batiks from the Malam VI collection. And 2018 Row by Row kits are now available for purchase online.
October 2018
Fall is always such a glorious time around the shop as we prepare for our annual Shop Hop and the leaves are falling, you just want to create! This month we bring you a new quilt that uses Malam batiks and offer a product to help gain perspective on your quilt layouts.
September 2018
We are so excited to bring the newest collection, Denim to you – it's 100% quilting cotton – but it looks like real denim! In addition, the spectacular coordinating quilt, Denim Star is a true show stopper. We have new classes being offered at the shop, so we hope to see you there!
August 2018
August brings us the beautiful Malam VI collection, full of lights and brights that coordinate beautifully with the other five Malam collections. An oldie but goodie, Crystal Star has been updated with new colors and is now available for purchase as a kit. If you are following along with the block of the month, Kyoto Mystery, we are already up to clue #5.
July 2018
Palette Pizazz is brand new and brings tons of color to any room, a great summertime project! We just love Pixies here at the shop and are excited to share that we carry them in many different varieties, be sure to check them out on our website. And finally we are pleased to share our coordinating quilt to our Row by Row this year.
June 2018
June is always a fun month as we have visitors from around the globe participating in the Row by Row Experience. This year we got to include some new shapes and layouts of the Row. We also introduced the new Midnight Garden Table Runner, a real stunner!
May 2018
May is always a colorful month and it does not stop this year with the launch of Jinny's Midnight Garden fabric collection. We also are loving the new Wooly Felted Ironing Mats which are spectacular for pressing blocks and seams.
April 2018
The new website has been launched, be sure to check it out! In this newsletter, we offer some helpful notions to get you going with the BOM, Kyoto Mystery, along with a tip on making your own templates.
March 2018
Lots of fresh new things happening this Spring! Tickets are now on sale to see Jinny's garden during Virginia's Historic Garden Week. The Kyoto Mystery BOM starts in April and Jinny will be teaching near and far.
February 2018
This month the Jinny Beyer Studio is all about color! With the release of the brand new Palette 13 collection and the coordinating Palette, we couldn't help ourselves! And coming soon we will be starting the 2018 Mystery Block-of-the-Month program. Be sure to sign up to receive the newsletter to participate in the fun.