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Constitutional Right to Clean Water for Indigenous Nations
Canada's laws surrounding the government's duty to consult with Indigenous nations when planning infrastructure development through their traditional territory are unclear at best. In Canada, if the government is contemplating conduct that may adversely affect an protected Aboriginal right, then the government has a legal duty to consult with the Indigenous Peoples who stand to be affected.1 This duty to consult was established by the Supreme Court of Canada in 2004 in the case of Haida Nation v. B.C., and it applies whether the Crown has real or constructive knowledge of a right's potential existence.2 The duty to consult is triggered at the very low threshold of merely possessing constructive knowledge of the right's potential existence, because it is an obligation intended to uphold the Constitution. Existing Aboriginal rights were recognized and affirmed in Section 35 of the Constitution in 1982.3 Since that time, Canadian courts have been delivering judgments meant to give substance and clarity to the Constitutional status of Aboriginal rights. Haida Nation established that when the duty to consult arises, the extent of consultation required for the government to legally discharge their duty depends on the facts of each particular case. This uncertainty has created confusion and much social and political unrest.
A SeaSpan tugboat escorts an oil tanker carrying oil from the Kinder Morgan pipeline. - Photo by Jimmy Jeong (for The Globe and Mail)
Proposed pipeline development through traditional Indigenous lands and waters will trigger the duty to consult in most circumstances. This duty has clashed with the intense efforts Canada has put forward in recent decades to get landlocked oil and gas resources to tidewater. Increasing pipeline capacity from Alberta oil sands to Canada's west coast would allow Canada to sell our products to overseas markets at an estimated profit of $80 million dollars a day.4 However, in asserting their constitutional rights under Canadian law, many Indigenous nations have blocked unwanted pipelines that pass through their territory. In the summer of 2018, just one month after the Federal government purchased the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project at a cost of $4.5 billion in public funds, the Federal Court of Appeal quashed the project after is was challenged by six First Nations for failing to address the adverse effects the expansion would have on their Aboriginal rights. Earlier this year, the arrest of hereditary chiefs and elders at a peaceful checkpoint on unceded Wet'suwet'en territory that lies along the pathway for the Coastal GasLink pipeline made national headlines as people on both sides of the debate voiced their frustration at the ineffective consultation between Canadian and Indigenous governments.
A large crowd of demonstrators march down Wellington Street in Ottawa near Parliament Hill on Jan. 8, 2019. – Photo by Andrew Meade
Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario - Photo by Clem Sim on Unsplash
In an effort to revamp the process of consultation, Canada has proposed a new regulatory regime under Bill C-69, and asserts it will be capable of effectively satisfying the duty to consult by building duty-satisfying mechanisms directly into the enabling statutes. Until Bill C-69 comes into force and a pipeline that has been approved under the new regulatory regime comes under review of the Federal Court, it will be unclear whether the new regime will add any clarity. However, what is clear is that in order to increase political stability and add meaning to our Aboriginal law framework, healing must be at the forefront in the relationship between Canadian and Indigenous governments.
*Emily Bonnell is Level's Indigenous Youth Outreach Program (IYOP) Coordinator in Ottawa, and is currently completing the final year of her JD at the University of Ottawa. Soon-to-be articling in the area of Aboriginal law in Edmonton, Alberta, she is passionate about advocating for Indigenous people's rights in Canada.
** The term "Aboriginal" is used throughout this article when referring specifically to the Aboriginal rights defined under Section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982.
1 Haida Nation v. British Columbia (Minister of Forests), [2004] 3 SCR 511.
2 Ibid.
3 Constitution Act, 1982, being Schedule B to the Canada Act 1982 (UK), 1982, c 11.
4 https://keepcanadaworking.ca/why-expand
5 David V. Wright, "Federal Linear Energy Infrastructure Projects and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Current Legal Landscape and Emerging Developments" (2018) at 21.
6 Ibid.
7 Ibid.
8 Tsilhqot'in Nation v. British Columbia, [2014] 2 SCR 257.
9 R v. Sparrow, [1990] 1 SCR 1075.
10 Rio Tinto Alcan Inc. v Carrier Sekani Tribal Council, [2010] 2 SCR 650 para 63.
11 Chippewas of the Thames First Nation v. Enbridge Pipelines Inc, 2017 SCC 41 at para 32.
12 Gitxaala Nation v. Canada, 2016 FCA 187.
13 Tsleil-Waututh v. Canada (Attorney General), 2018 FCA 153.
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News Release 1998-13 | February 4, 1998
OCC Warns Banks On Technology Risks
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency today emphasized the importance of technology risk management as a critical success factor for national banks, and provided new guidelines for examiners to follow when reviewing a bank's technology risk management procedures.
The new guidelines are the agency's most comprehensive statement on technology issues to date, and they will guide national bank examiners as they evaluate such key bank activities as internet banking and the integration of computer systems following bank mergers.
"It is not possible to evaluate safety and soundness at a bank without understanding the risk that arises from technology," said Comptroller of the Currency Eugene A. Ludwig. "This guidance brings technology squarely within the boundaries of our Supervision by Risk program."
The OCC's Supervision by Risk program, which was implemented in September 1995, focuses examiners on those activities that are most likely to have a material impact upon bank safety and soundness.
In issuing the Technology Risk Management guidance, the OCC is also providing national banks and examiners with a framework for considering technology as an integral part of the financial services business, rather than simply a support function.
"Technology was once regarded as a back-office function that rarely rose to the attention of senior management," Comptroller Ludwig said. "Today, it is vital that the bank's senior management — right up to the chief executive officer — understand the risks and opportunities presented by technology."
The guidance makes it clear that the OCC will evaluate whether senior management has sufficient knowledge and skills to manage the bank's use of technology. In addition, examiners will also evaluate whether senior management and the board of directors are sufficiently engaged in the planning process to manage the bank's technology-related risks. At least one key senior manager should have the knowledge and skills to evaluate the design, operation and oversight of technology issues.
The guidance addresses other fundamental changes in the banking business brought on by advances in technology. Most notable is that banks are contracting increasingly with outside vendors to provide data processing and core banking functions. The technology guidance emphasizes that banks must closely scrutinize their vendors' operations to ensure that systems work properly and are secure and that consumer information is properly protected.
In addition, when using new electronic delivery channels, banks need to ensure that they comply with all relevant consumer protection regulations and that they keep abreast of new developments in that field.
"Automated teller machines, home computers and telephones may be as close as some customers get to their banks today," said OCC Chief Counsel Julie Williams. "Banks should be reviewing the ways in which they provide consumer protection outside the bank lobby."
Today's guidance has two parts. The first part outlines the primary risks to which banks are exposed when they use computer hardware, software applications and telecommunications systems. These fall into four main categories: transaction, strategic, reputation, and compliance risk.
Transaction risk arises from problems with service or product delivery. Strategic risk occurs when the implementation of a particular technology is inconsistent with or does not further the strategic direction of a company. Reputation risk is the potential for negative public opinion. And compliance risk arises from violations of or non-conformance with applicable laws, regulations, prescribed practices or ethical standards.
The second part of the guidance describes a process for managing technology related risks. It explains how banks should plan for, manage, and monitor these risks. The guidance links technology with more traditional bank activities, thereby promoting comprehensive bank risk management and bank supervision.
Further guidance on individual bank technology products and services will follow and fit conceptually under this umbrella guidance. The OCC expects to issue guidance soon on personal computer banking.
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Textures of Spurn opens tomorrow at The Ropewalk gallery in Barton upon Humber. I'm braving the snow we have forecast and hoping to be there tomorrow, even if no one else comes! I delivered the work on Tuesday and had time with Richard, Exhibitions Officer, deciding how to hang the work. It is such a different space from the lighthouse! I found the space quite daunting at first and was concerned that the work wasn't going to have the impact it had in the previous setting. By the time I left (in the snow – North Lincolnshire was looking gorgeous) I was really pleased with how it was coming together and I'm excited about seeing it all complete tomorrow.
If you don't have far to travel and the snow allows then do come along – it'll be warm in the gallery! The exhibition is on until 24th February.


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May 2019
Bus Service for 2019-2020
Do you need bus service for the school year 2019-2020? If so, please apply to Queen City Bus Service. Please apply as soon as possible to ensure your student will have a seat. A late application could end up on a waiting list. Here is the
Adults can earn an OHHS diploma for free!
Oak Hills community: Did you know you can obtain a high school diploma from Oak Hills High School through our Oak Hills 22+ Adult Diploma program? This free program is open to anyone age 22 and older who wants to obtain a high school diploma. This
Spring Season Highlander Award Winners
Congratulations to our Highlander Award winners for the 2018-19 Spring season which were presented to our Varsity student-athletes at Thursday night's Spring Awards program! The Highlander Award is not an MVP Award in the traditional sense, but rather
OHHS Art and Design and SOS Art Cincinnati 2019
SOS Art Cincinnati sponsors a yearly SOS ART Show and Event of creative expressions for peace and justice. This year, OHHS Art and Design students from: Art Foundations; Painting and Mixed Media; Drawing and Printmaking; and Studio Art AP Drawing and 2D
Highlander GMC Athletes of the Week
Congratulations to our Highlanders who were named GMC Athletes of the Week! Luke Neuhaus Boys;' Track Jr. Luke qualified to regionals in both throwing events. The morning of the shot put
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OHHS Gets Three New Murals!!
There are now three new murals at OHHS! Planning started for the murals at the beginning of the school year as the National Art Honor Society mural teams began brainstorming concepts focusing on unity. Since January, NAHS members have worked in their
Senior award winners 2019
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Award season attempts to get political
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February 21, 2017
Men and women love to see the different gowns and risque outfits that musicians and celebrities wear to the Grammys and the Oscars. Recently, the 59th Grammy Awards show aired. Being the first award show of the year, most didn't know what to expect. With the election season coming to an end, most...
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I truly appreciate my customers. As a thank you, I like to enclose a free gift with every order. Something small, yet something that will let the customer know I appreciate their business. I've been giving away corner bookmarks, but I thought, "What about full sized bookmarks"? And wouldn't it be neat if I could put my logo on them so the customer would remember my shop? So, how to do it?
I decided to use my shop banner for my design. I resized it to 35% (you may have to play around to get yours the correct size)and printed it out. Then I cut around it with decorative scissors. I cut it small enough that I could put a background behind it to make it "pop" a bit more.Next, I needed to make a background. I used solid color card stock (but you can use designed card stock if you wish). Using my bookmark lamination sheet (mine measures 2 1/8" x 6" but you can buy them in various sizes), I made a template. You will have to make this slightly smaller than your lamination sheet. If you are using 4"x6" or 5"x7" sheets, you can make these any size you wish. Just cut them out after you've laminated them. I drew as many backgrounds as I could get onto my card stock sheet. I did manage to get six out of an 8 1/2" x 11" sheet and 12 from a 12" x 12" sheet.Apply double sided tape to the back of your design. Center over your card stock background and tape into place. I decided to write my shop site on the backside.
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Here we are again...
I have been busy stitching away and trying to relax and re-coop some of my energy. My iron is taking forever to replenish this time, I just feel so tired all the time.
Today I had to go and see Dracula! Yes the blood people, to check my levels. I am having a new symptom, dizzy spells.. I get them without warning and they are quite frightening. I have never had these with my anemia before so the Doctor is running a few other tests too. So now I have to wait for the results... ha ha when ever that may be as they dont seem to rush here!
Oooh look at my arm... they took the blood from the outside of my right arm, just up from the elbow. And well this just shows how easily I bruise! And the bruise is not where she put the needle in either!
So after that eventful morning I then had to run Han around in the car to a few places to get supplies for college. One stop was Hobbycraft!
I took this whilst sat in my car, I managed to park right outside the doors!
Right next door to Hobbycraft is the garden centre... so we ventured inside and were astonished to see Christmas decorations! Really pretty Christmas trees... and yes we stopped for a coffee!
close up...
and this one...
I really did not know where to look at all....
Oh but I did find this....
A lonely turtle...
Yes its a boot scraper... but still rather cute!
And ooh Han saw something too that just had to come home! She said she just simply could not leave it all alone in the shop so she bought it! hmmmm Apparently its called Cecil the Sloath!
Then she said just look at it... its smiling! So that clinched it really... she bought it! And now lives in her bedroom!
I have been stitching!
I managed to complete a project! I know crazy... me completing a project!? ha ha
But yes I really did!
I started a wonderful design from Blue Ribbon called "Acorns and Owls". I just loved the autumny (is that a word?) colours... I did have to change a few... as I did not have the recommended ones.
Here is how it started and finished...
You may notice I stitched it on one of the wonderful aida pieces Kim sent me :) I put the piece of white paper next to it so you could see it is not white aida I am stitching on.
What do you think?
I really think it looks very autumny (there is that word again!) Now I guess to decide how to finish it?
And onto another project I guess...
Hope your all well and happy stitching.
Smiles to you all, and Kim, hope you like what I stitched on one of the pieces of lovely aida you sent me :)


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Citroen's much improved third generation Berlingo remains one of the market's best selling compact vans, offering a usefully large payload capacity and a maximum load volume of up to 4.4m3. It's now smarter looking than before and gets some extra hi-tech, plus there's a fresh range of clean and frugal Euro6 BlueHDi diesel engines. The idea is to rejuvenate this model's buying proposition and on paper at least, the prospects are promising.
Think of a compact but spacious van and it's really quite likely that you'll find yourself considering this one, Citroen's Berlingo. It's the kind of van you buy if your business needs a compact LCV that isn't quite as small as a modern cityvan-sector model would be - something like Citroen's own Nemo. Vehicles like that are based on superminis: Berlingo-type models, in contrast, sit upon the more spacious platforms originally developed for family hatchbacks or small MPVs. The platform in question in this MK3 Berlingo is the PSA Group's modern 'EMP2' chassis, which also now underpins two of this model's closest segment competitors, Peugeot's Partner and Vauxhall's Combo, both rivals that also share this Berlingo's engine range and much of its design technology. It's Citroen though, that has the most heritage in this sector. This was the first brand to introduce a diesel powered LCV, the first to launch a van with an integrated load area and the first to launch an LCV model with three seats in the cabin. Building on this strong heritage, this MK3 Berlingo Van marks the renewal of a best-seller.
This time round, the Berlingo van sits on the PSA Group's more sophisticated, lighter 'EMP2' platform and uses an efficient set of diesel engines. There's the familiar 1.6-litre BlueHDi unit as before, offered in 75 or 100hp guises. More modern though, is the 1.5-litre BlueHDi powerplant, which comes if you're able to stretch up to a 130hp output. The top 130hp engine is offered with the option of EAT8 auto transmission. Citroen reckons that this is the most comfort-orientated compact van you can buy, thanks to its 'Advanced Comfort programme' development. This is based around special cushioned seats, top-level acoustic treatment and special suspension settings designed to filter out bumps you'd really feel on rival models. Another clever touch is the 'Magic Wash' function that maintains visibility during window washing and halves the amount of liquid required. As before, a Grip Control option is available on some models to increase traction, incorporating hill-start assist. We like the new 'Flankguard' feature which informs the driver of the proximity of objects to the side of the manoeuvring vehicle by memorising the data recorded by sensors located in the front and rear bumpers, combined with the vehicle trajectory.
The design of the Berlingo has changed substantially since this model was first introduced in 1996 and changes again with this third generation model which gets a more expressive and distinctively Citroen front end with a short and high bonnet that borrows from the look we first saw used by the current larger Citroen Dispatch model. As before, there are two Berlingo body styles to consider and both are on the large side of what we expect from a compact van. The M version measures 4.40m long with a 2.78m wheelbase, while the longer XL version measures 4.75m long with a 2.97m wheelbase. Inside, the cabin has been completely redesigned, with a more modern and less cluttered dashboard, a multi-function steering wheel and the option of a colour Head-up Display. Smarter materials are used across the fascia, the central console, the doors and the seats and the cabin features a hardwearing TPO floor covering that can be cleaned quickly and easily. As before, Citroen is offering its so-called 'Extenso Cab', which gives you a three-person front layout, with the central seat able to transform into a mobile office with a pivoting writing table. The set-up features a folding side passenger seat providing optimal load length and increasing load volume from 3.3m3 to 3.8m3 in size M, and 3.9m3 to 4.4m3 in size XL. As you'd expect in this class, a Crew van' body style is also available with a fold-out second row bench.
This MK3 model Berlingo van is priced very similarly to its predecessor, which means that most variants will price in the £16,000 to £23,000 bracket (excl. VAT) across the two body lengths (size 'M' and size 'XL'). Citroen is offering four main Berlingo van trim levels (X, Worker, Enterprise and Driver). These are available with features like acoustic enhancements, dual zone air conditioning, seats with lumbar adjustment, automatic headlights and windscreen wipers, cruise control with a speed Limiter, an electronic parking brake, Surround Rear Vision camera system and an 8-inch colour touchscreen with Citroen Connect Nav and DAB radio. The 'Worker' variants are designed for slightly more arduous delivery terrain like building sites. To better cope with this, the ride height of these derivatives is increased by 30mm and a protective plate under the engine is added. Plus there's a Grip Control with Hill Descent Assist set-up for extra front wheel traction in slippery conditions. This more robust model gets large wheels fitted with Mud and Snow tyres, an extra payload capacity of up to 1,000kg and a Loading Pack with enhanced LED lighting in the load area, plus an overload indicator, 12V and 220V power sockets and mid-height load securing rings.
This Berlingo Van is available in a variety of configurations, with one or two sliding side doors. At the rear the van is equipped with 60/40 split unglazed rear doors, which open to 180-degrees. Thanks to this third generation model's new EMP2 platform, a larger payload is possible this time round (from 650kg to 1,000kg). New for this MK3 design is a neat 'Overload Indicator', which informs the user when they approach, or exceed, the authorised weight limit. The load volume is 3.3m3 in size 'M', or 3.9m3 in size 'XL', figures you can increase respectively by 0.5m3 if you utilise the extra loading length of the 'Extenso' cab and push longer items through into the driving area. The cargo bay has a usable length of up to 1.81m in size 'M', or up to 2.16m in size 'XL'. This Citroen retains a usefully wide width between the wheel arches (1.23m) that makes it possible load up to two euro pallets. As usual, an optional plywood lining (floor and side panels) is available for enhanced load area protection. The maximum braked towing weight for the model is 1,500kg. Running costs remain competitive. The popular 1.6-litre BlueHDi 100 diesel model manages over 65mpg on the combined cycle and around 112g/km of CO2.
Van designs have long shelf lives but are intensively developed prior to their original launch, a process perfectly showcased by this much improved third generation Berlingo. It's a product usefully refreshed in almost every major area. The looks and the cabin are much more modern, as is the infotainment and safety provision. Plus, as before, you get very class-competitive payload and carriage capacity figures, plus there's the flexibility of the Extenso modular seating system and an unbeaten set of running costs if you opt for a BlueHDi engine. Add in a very comfortable ride and one of the widest choices of factory-built models in the class and you've a strong business proposition. Strong enough to rejuvenate this Berlingo's buying proposition in this closely-fought market segment? Very possibly, providing Citroen can properly communicate everything this van has to offer to business buyers. Quite simply, it delivers more of what really matters.
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Yes, this is a tea blog. I don't want anyone getting scared. But I've never been one for beverage bigotry. Being open minded about what can be done with tea opens up new realms of adventure. I was contacted by Howard Sobel (Ohio's Bean Brain) of Crooked River Coffee out of Cleveland Ohio about pairing his coffee with tea. Tea and coffee together is an adventure I've been wanting to go on. Because I know the quality of his coffee is stellar, having had it before, I was even more jazzed by the idea. I'm going to share recipes I tried, benefits of drinking tea and coffee, and details from my chat with Howard on getting the best flavor out of your coffee.
Tea and Coffee Together
Tea and coffee blends aren't new, they just aren't super common. Now, tea is of course my best friend, but I'll hang with a good coffee sometimes. If you like both combining them is a new taste exploration.
There are benefits to imbibing both tea and coffee. There's a great (and funny) article by Dave Brummert over at Evolv about the positive impact of chlorogenic acid in coffee and how the benefits in green tea are given a bump with coffee intake.
Another article by Heidi Hackler at the Chopra Center talks about the immunity and other boosts that come from both beverages.
Pairing the right coffee with the right tea is key. Howard sent me three blind samples (I think he was testing me on what I remember about his coffee. It was fun, though I wasn't spot on.)
Sample A
Beans: small, dry, a medium cocoa brown
Taste: winey with a sweet start and citrusy finish
I thought it was: Tanzania Peaberry
It was really: Ethiopian
I had the right region but the wrong country. Howard said that my taste description was right on for coffees from that region of the world. I used this coffee in a coffee and green tea mix (see recipes below)
Beans: larger beans, dry, medium brown
Taste: fuller bodied, woody, smooth, more of a pleasantly bitter finish
I thought it was: South American. I had a fleeting thought it might be Sumatra, but dismissed it.
It was really: Sumatra!
I should have stuck with that fleeting first impression. This is very versatile coffee. I used it for the Down and Dirty, Dirty Chai and Customized Chai (recipe below)
Beans: mixed sizes, dark, oily
Taste: smooth, initial sweetness gives way to chicory, charred wood, leather, easy finish
I thought it was: a blend, but that's all I got
It was really: ?? They forgot what they sent me, lol! So it's the mystery coffee blend of a dark roast and an African coffee.
Here is what I played around with. With the Sumatra, I decided to try a variation on the famous 'dirty chai'. Chai tea, with all of it's warm spiciness and creamy deliciousness is a good fit for a coffee blend. A strong, full bodied black tea and spices stand up to the boldness of coffee without getting lost. I did two variations.
Down and Dirty, Dirty Chai
When all you have are basic chai tea bags and brewed coffee, you can still have a take on this more common tea and coffee blend. This is aimed at a 12-16 oz mug. (Does anyone actually drink a 6 oz. cup anymore?)
- Brew a half cup (3-4 oz.) of coffee using your favorite method. (I did a pour over.)
- Steep a chai tea bag in 4-6 oz., water at 205-212 degrees, for 3-5 min (or your preferred steeping time).
- Heat 4 oz. milk of choice.
- Pour heated milk into steeped chai. Add sweetener of choice, then add coffee. (Start with 2 oz. and taste, adding more coffee if desired until your balance of tea to coffee is reached.)
Customized Dirty Chai
make coffee by preferred method: espresso shot, french press, drip, cold brew….-( I like making a cold brew concentrate, then heating and adding to the chai. I enjoy cold brew coffee best. The lowered acidity means no stomach issues for me.)
- Boil 4-6 oz. water.
- Add a heaping ½ tsp. - 1 Tb. spices of choice to water.
*NOTE on Chai: chai is made so many different ways depending on where in the world the recipe comes from. Here is a great post from World Tea News on chai across the world, by Aravinda Anantharaman. Making your own chai from scratch ensures you focus on the spices you like best. You can keep it simple and just use cinnamon, black pepper and ginger if that's what you have. If you really like cardamom (I do) that can be the focus of your chai. I suggest pressing cardamom pods before putting them in the water to release more of their flavor. Some recipes call for saffron or star anise. I encourage you, as always, to experiment and find your palate's sweet spot.
- Add 1 tsp. black tea. (Some chai's are made with green tea. Give that a try if you like) *
Traditionally, both the tea and spices are simmered. If you prefer a milder taste, add spices first and allow to simmer for desired time. Then, steep the tea in the spiced water. Length of time is another preference. Use 5 min to 15 min as a guide for the spices, and 3-5 for the tea (or go traditional and simmer the tea for 10 min also). Some spices do better with longer steeping than others, so this will depend on your chosen spices.
- Heat 4-6 oz. milk of choice to just a simmer.
- Add sweetener of choice.
- Strain tea and spice mixture into sweetened milk
- Add one shot of cold brew concentrate coffee to the chai. Add more to taste. If using brewed coffee start with a couple of ounces and increase to taste.
Note: You can make the chai in one pot. Simmer spices in water. Then add milk and sweetener. Bring to simmer again, then turn off heat and steep tea in it. Strain into cup and add coffee.
This combo was trending a few years ago. This was a combination I thought could go either way. I mixed Sample A, the Ethiopian coffee, with a Ceylon sencha tea that had matcha in it. I thought the winey and citrusy notes of that coffee would pair well with the green tea, or be the best bet of the three.
It completely surprised me. I enjoyed the mix of the two. I brewed the coffee in a pour-over style and made the tea separately to honor the different water temperatures and brewing styles for each. After brewing, I mixed approximately three quarters green tea with one quarter coffee. The unique personalities of both the tea and the coffee came through the blend.
Then I made a green tea coffee latte:
- ¼ c milk
- ½ c green tea
- ¼ c coffee
- + sugar to taste
Delightful. If you like tea and coffee this gives you the best of both worlds.
Puerh Coffee
Similar to the green tea coffee, this is a simple blend. I used a loose black puerh, steeping one teaspoon for 3 minutes. I brewed coffee Sample C, the dark mystery blend, in a pour over style.
Then mixed:
¾ Puerh
¼ Coffee
I also liked this one mixed 50/50. This puerh has enough body and flavor to stand up to the bitterness of coffee without getting lost. I'd say the puerh even mellowed the coffee.
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Fresh Beans
Crooked River roasts their coffees in-house. You can't ask for fresher unless you pick the beans yourself beforehand (but leave this to the professionals and you can just enjoy the pristine beans.)
Old Fashioned B2C Personality
CRC sells wholesale of course, but also has retail clients they sell to via a farmer's market and directly. They vend at their local farmer's market because that is the place they get to engage with the consumer. Howard tries to take new customers from a lackluster experience to a great coffee experience. "We try to get into people's palates and encourage them to experiment a lot. I like to be a teacher. That's part of the joy of being in the business for 28 years." - Howard
They have a website, but the way to order retail through Crooked River Coffee is to call the office at (440) 442-8330 and have a chat. They have a low retail minimum of 2 pounds of coffee per order.
Howard's Tips for the Best Coffee
Starting with fresh beans and grinding before brewing yields the best cup. Make sure the fineness of the grind fits the brewing method. Store beans in an airtight container away from sunlight. Don't put them in the freezer.
Check out this coffee grind graphic from The National Coffee Association (Note: coarse is good for cold brew too):
If you don't have a quality water filtration system at home, buy spring water. It's a quick fix. Though it costs more it ensures you don't have chlorine, lots of bacteria, scale, or sediment (which will damage your coffee maker).
Keep temperatures between 195 and 205 degrees to avoid scalding
A Note on Blooming: When coffee is fresh it gives off quite a bit of carbon dioxide when brewing. The gas pushes the water away from the coffee as it releases. If you pour a small amount of hot water over the grounds and let them sit for 20-30 seconds before brewing more flavor is released in the brewing process. Give it a try!
If you love quality coffee like you love quality tea check out Crooked River Coffee for some of the freshest, most delightful coffee you can get. Then go wild! Use herbs and other tisanes like chocolatey cacao husk and orange peel to enhance your creations. If you take a dive into this blending fun let us know on Facebook and Twitter what you create.
Thanks to Howard for supplying the coffee for this adventure. There was no other sponsorship or affiliate links in this post.


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'Road rage' gunfire started with honking at major intersection west of Vero Beach
Law enforcement officials are investigating the fatal shooting of a Fort Pierce man on S.R. 60 in what is being classified by the sheriff's office as a "road-rage incident" and what the shooter is calling self-defense.
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Thursday's fatal "road rage" shooting on State Road 60 began with the victim being angered by an unidentified motorist who wasn't the shooter, according to sheriff's investigators.
All three motorists were stopped at the heavily traveled intersection of S.R. 60 and 58th Avenue on Thursday night, Sheriff's spokesman Lt. Thomas Raulen said Monday.
There, the shooting victim, Dennis Hicks, 38, was honking his horn at the third motorist who hasn't been identified or located, Raulen said.
When the light changed, all three drivers turned east onto S.R. 60 from 58th Avenue.
Moments later, the shooting occurred when the shooter and Hicks stopped at a traffic light in front of an Applebee's restaurant near Walmart and a few blocks from Indian River Square.
The name of the shooter has been withheld as the investigation continues.
More: Shooter called 911, claimed self-defense in road rage killing on State Road 60
In front of Applebee's, Hicks' vehicle was stopped in the right through lane of the three eastbound lanes. The shooter's car was next to Hicks', in an adjoining lane.
The shooter told sheriff's officials, "I had my window down and this guy (Hicks) pulled over, and he looked over at me and I looked at him."
According to the shooter, Hicks said, "What's your problem?"
The driver said he didn't have a problem.
Hicks then is alleged to have verbally threatened to shoot the other motorist and reached for something. In response, the driver "opened fire on him (Hicks)," according to the driver's call to 911.
Investigators haven't yet disclosed whether Hicks had a gun.
The gunfire went across the travel lanes and hit another car four times, but didn't injure that driver, Michael Clemente, or the 3-year-old passenger, according to sheriff's officials.
Afterward, the shooter stopped in a nearby parking lot and called 911, as did other motorists.
Sheriff's officials are asking for help identifying the motorist Hicks was honking at.
More: FHP: Port St. Lucie family shot at on Turnpike in road rage incident
According to the Indian River County Sheriff's Office, Hicks is from Fort Pierce, but the North Carolina native lived in Indian River County for many years including much of 2017.
Court records show he was a painter and he had lived at the Shadowbrook apartments in the 4100 block of 16th Street, about a mile from where he was shot. In August, a St. Lucie County court letter to him at that address was returned without being delivered.
The letter was about his not paying fines for driving with a suspended license. At the time, the court declared him indigent, meaning he didn't have enough money to hire a private attorney.
Lt. Thomas Raulen, spokesman for the Indian River County Sheriff's Office, discusses a fatal shooting Thursday night, Nov. 16, 2017, on State Road 60. MARY HELEN MOORE/TCPALM
Victim's history
Dennis Hicks has some arrests related to anger and guns:
July 7: Released from Indian River County Jail after being found guilty of violating probation and community control for grand theft of $637 in merchandise from Walmart on State Road 60 during October 2015. One of his violations was having a gun and drug paraphernalia in a hotel room on U.S. 1 in Vero Beach. Also, he failed to pay off fines and went out of county without permission, according to court records.
Earlier this year, one of the officers overseeing his case noted, "He was argumentative, belligerent and using profanity."
2014: Found guilty in Indian River County of using a baseball bat to damage a car.
2002: Arrested on a charge of aggravated battery after officials said he used a car to try to hit someone during a fight in Indian River County. Prosecutors dropped the charge.
Hicks' driving record
- Suspensions: His driver's license has been repeatedly suspended for failing to pay court-ordered fines. The latest was Sept. 28 in St. Lucie County, according to state records. The other suspensions were during July, March 2016 and April 2015, all on the Treasure Coast.
- Speeding: April. He was cited for going 105 in a 70 mph zone in St. Lucie County
- Driving while license suspended or canceled: January 2016, Indian River County
- Leaving the scene of an accident: July 2005, Indian River County
Source: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
Man calls 911 in Indian River County after a road rage incident on S.R. 60 where shots were fired and another man was killed.


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Cols. Nelson Michael and Jerome Kim of the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) made the list of the top 50 most influential people in vaccines for the first time in 2014, joining the ranks of people like Bill Gates, top pharmaceutical executives, and world health officials. A vaccine industry group called Vaccine Nation generates this list each year in collaboration with the World Vaccine Congress Europe.
Col. Michael has been the Director of the U.S. Military HIV Research Program (MHRP) at WRAIR since January 2006, and guided it through completion of the RV144 HIV prime-boost vaccine study. This clinical trial, an international collaboration that involved more than 16,000 Thai volunteers, provided the world's first demonstration that a preventive HIV vaccine was possible.
Dr. Michael's research interests include HIV molecular pathogenesis and host genetics, HIV clinical research, and HIV vaccine development. He is a Professor of Medicine at the Uniformed Services University (USU). He currently serves on President Obama's Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues and multiple scientific steering committees for the NIH and the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator. In 2013 he was inducted into the Association of American Physicians and was recognized as a Hero of Military Medicine.
Jerome H. Kim, M.D. is currently Principal Deputy of MHRP and Chief, Department of Molecular Virology and Pathogenesis at MHRP. He also serves as the HIV Vaccines Project Manager, U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity. Dr. Kim served as Chief of the Department of Retrovirology at the Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences (AFRIMS), Bangkok, during the RV144 vaccine trial. As the Product Manager for HIV vaccines, he played a critical role in the clinical trial's execution and subsequent scientific analysis of the results.
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I don't think I could write a race report. Not in my current role anyway. In my understanding, writing a race report requires you to focus your attention on as many aspects of the race as it develops as possible. Sure, in some cases it might be possible to look back over lap charts from race control to ensure accuracy of reporting, but you also need to watch the race as a whole. What I see during a race is almost completely through my viewfinder. Framed, almost like watching it on TV. That said, I've just spent two days watching for things that might be about to develop.
The Lowestoft Grand Prix provided entertainment across all the classes. One of the first things that struck me was how quick Scott Curtis looked in qualifying. Considering how recently he had got his hands on the boat he was showing blistering pace. Watching the attitude of the boat on the water you could see that he was on it. I watched him round the top turn and head towards the club house, then the gasp from the crowd caught my attention. It happened so quickly. In a fraction of a second, Steve Hoult was going skyward. Looking up I saw his boat, pointing very much in the wrong direction. I pointed my camera and caught from the moment his Molgaard touched down and barrel rolled to a rest. I then did what I always do when I catch an accident – I watched to see that the driver was safely out of the boat. Seeing him standing on the Osprey Rescue boat, I let out a sigh of relief. The boat had suffered extensive damage. The right sponson had been completely removed, the deck split, screen and other body panels cracked, and of course the engine had been submerged. All fixable, but not in time to race.
With what turned out to be the only major incident of the weekend behind us, my focus returned to the racing; and what a display of racing it was. The level of maturity and standard of racecraft demonstrated by the young GT15 drivers was outstanding. F1 Atlantic GB's Harvey Smith, putting his new Povvat hull through it's paces, pulled out a great lap in qualifying to take pole for Race 1, but Thomas Mantripp's race start was enough to see him lead as they passed the crowd on the bank for the first time. The grit and determination shone through though, as each and every driver did what they could to maintain their position or make their way through the pack.
The GT30 class was equally entertaining over the weekend. In qualifying, Ben Jelf picked up where he left off last year, at the front, and Thomas Mantripp showed promising form in his first National outing in the class by taking second. Tiegen Goodfellow impressed with a great drive to third on the grid, but it was with her starts that Tiegen really made her presence felt. Rocketing away from the start pontoon, Tiegen established herself firmly in second place after the first turn; a position she would claim as her own in all the races of the event. With Thomas Mantripp now down in third, he found himself beginning a weekend long battle with Jack Pickles. Race 1 had to be restarted after Jack hooked in front of Thomas in the Wherry Turn and the two boats collided, becoming locked together in a slow spin. Neither driver were injured in the incident, but their emotions were clear out on the water. I saw the two drivers after their first race, shaking hands and checking each were ok. It was great to see. From here on in, the rest of their weekend seemed to be spent chasing each other round the course, both displaying great driving skill and putting on a really good show.
The OSY400 class, made up of three regular drivers and two who switched from Hydro's, was a display of spectacular driving. Luke Hugman and his new boat set the pace from the off, and it was great to see Jason Mantripp settling into his new boat so well. For anyone who isn't familiar with OSY's, the driver lies on their front in these boats, controlling the throttle with their left hand and steering with their right, and they are stunning to watch.
The F4 class saw three newcomers, Leon King, Matt Wood (switching from T850's) and Ben Jelf, taking on established racers Rob Veares and Sam Whittle. Again it was reigning champion Sam who dominated the weekend, but from my viewpoint the closest racing was that between Ben and Leon. The determination of these two drivers was clear for all to see.
Returning to the F2's, Scott Curtis continued his qualifying form, driving a blinding Race 1 to finish second. Colin Jelf dominated the weekend, with Paul Balfour following a close second. From my point of view, these boats photograph best when right on the edge. Don't get me wrong, in the flesh they're impressive no matter how high out of the water they are, but a photograph needs to make a statement. Matt Palfreyman's Moore boat is yet to have it's livery applied for this year. Apart from one small sticker it's plain white. It's a beautiful boat, but not that exciting to look at. Until Matt gets it going. Lap after lap, Matt would exit the turns and stand the boat up, accelerating hard down the straights, crossing the prop wash of boats in front trying to give himself the best line, at times literally flying the boat.
All in all, the Lowestoft Grand Prix was a great weekend. On display was great racing, great sportsmanship and great entertainment, and in a little over three weeks Powerboat GP heads north to Carr Mill to do it again. I for one can't wait.
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I have two children Rory in 1977 who lives in Christchurch NZ with his wife Zara and son Harry 2015 with a girl due in May this year. Fodhla born 1979 lives with me with hers 2 sons Alec 2000 and Joe 2005.
I joined Lions Club of Holland Park in 1991 having volunteered as a Marshall for the march at the international convention held in Brisbane. During my 19 years there I have President, Secretary and many other positions. I was Q1 District Chair for Youth Exchange for 3 years and Multiple District MD 201 Youth Exchange Program Chair for 7 years. My family and I moved to Bribie Island 2010 where I joined the lions club there. Last year a club chartered in my suburb Sandstone Point which I have transferred as a Charter member. It is very exciting being with a new club.
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Three months after the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect there are still, unsurprisingly, a large number of organisations that are yet to be fully compliant.
This alone should not be a cause for concern – Louise Byers, head of risk and governance at the Information Commissioners Office (ICO), has herself emphasised that when GDPR came into force on May 25 it represented "a beginning and not the end".
However, new research from digital marketing agency, MarketingSignals.com suggests that some of the reasons for non-compliance are significantly more than minor infringements on the pathway to compliance.
The survey of 1,021 UK workers revealed that more than one in three businesses (37%) confess they are still not following the GDPR.
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Most of these represent serious indiscretions and despite the Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham's pledge last year that "issuing fines has always been, and will continue to be, a last resort", those organisations that continue to flout the rules with major infringements are playing a dangerous game.
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"Businesses need to understand that acting responsibly and ethically with customer data is crucial to protect and enhance brand reputation and ensure customer trust. Not only this, but it will enhance the quality of data collected which is a good thing for UK businesses."
Neil Davey is the managing editor of MyCustomer. An experienced business journalist and editor, Neil has worked on a variety of newspapers, magazines and websites over the past 15 years, including Internet Works, CXO magazine and Business Management. He joined Sift Media in 2007.
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The Gunners produced a sensational 7-1 victory over Blackburn yesterday that is the start of a rejuvenation in their quest for Champions League qualification.
Wenger hailed the quality and impact that new starlet Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has had on the Gunners after his impressive brace and on the memorable performance:
I felt that recently we had quite good performances but did not get the results. Today we got the performance and the result, which is ideally what you want. I do not give much importance to the seven goals, it is just important we won and played well.
[on Oxlade-Chamberlain and Walcott] As you know, they are English! I feel providing today was as important as scoring. The flanks provided very well and scored through Alex. Robin is an exceptional football player and you could see that with his movement in the box, which could be shown in every football school. When you feed him in the box, he is deadly.
[on why he didn't take Van Persie off] Alex Chamberlain played three games for the first time in his career. He had a stiff neck at half-time, so I did not want to take a gamble with him. Then we had a problem with Koscielny, and I wanted to give some playing time to Benayoun.
[on maintaining the pressure against 10 men] We remained serious and were guided by the way we want to play football and not by any extravagant individualism. That is positive. We were mature and serious, we played together until the end.
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[on Oxlade-Chamberlain's pre-match knock] I would not have taken a gamble today. In a very short period of time he has become an important player who can make a difference. I rested him in the last 20 minutes at Bolton, so he was not pushed to his limits. The medical staff said there was no risk he could damage his knee, so that is why I decided to play him.
[on why he didn't use him sooner] He was not ready earlier in the season. He has made a big step in the last months. He produces team play, he is not only going forwards, he is contributing to the defending and has improved very quickly. He is a fighter as well, with personality. He is much more mature now.
[on whether he could get an England call-up] Would you be surprised? I would not.
[on scoring so many goals] It was important to the confidence of the side that we win a game and get three points but the result in itself will not make us win at Sunderland. What will make us win there with the confidence we got today is to continue to play the way we did today. Every game is a new challenge and Sunderland are in a good spell as well. We have to be ready for that.
[on whether he reads much into a 7-1 win] No, as we said before we need consistency. Strangely I don't feel we played very badly at Fulham, nor at Swansea, nor against Manchester United – in the first half we were terrible but in the second half we should have won the game. But every time we just couldn't get the result and in the end if affects your belief. This will help us slowly to believe again that we could win. To win 1-0 at Sunderland would be fantastic and that's what we have to prepare for, to produce a good performance.
[on sharing the goals around] Yes, that was a problem I faced in all the press conferences at the start of the season. If he doesn't score, who scores, you know? It was right, I couldn't deny that. But I always felt that if you look at our numbers the trio of Gervinho, Walcott and Van Persie were involved in all the goals so they are more the providers because we play with two wingers. But the wingers can score as well, like today. It is something that is needed and we need some more goals from midfield as well.
[on Henry's impact off the pitch] Only positive. How much, you can never give a percentage, but he was very positive and everyone takes his advice on board because he has delivered here and they want to deliver too. He is respected and he was very positive. He is not going away yet, normally he stays until after the Milan game. So we go to Sunderland now and then we go to Milan – that is two massive games.
[on whether he can extend Henry's loan deal] I haven't looked at it, maybe the maximum possibility we have is two more weeks. Normally no [he would not be here for the Tottenham game].
The result has come at the right time as the Gunners needed a match that they won with real conviction which hasn't happened in some time. As for Henry, Wenger should try to extend his loan deal for as long as possible because he is a far better attacking option than Park and Chamakh.
It is fantastic to see Oxlade-Chamberlain proving his worth already after an expensive transfer, and I feel that he will be an integral member of the side from now on after some memorizing displays recently.
Who do you think should be the preferred first choice wingers when Gervinho returns from the African Nations Cup. My first pick at the moment would have to be Oxlade-Chamberlain but it is a tough decision between Walcott and Gervinho. Both can be incredibly inconsistent and frustrating, but on their good days both can be game changers.


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Solar Impulse 2 landed Monday in Oman after the first leg of its epic bid to become the first solar-powered plane to fly around the world, in a test of its pilots' endurance.
The aircraft touched down in Muscat after nightfall, 13 hours and two minutes after taking off from Abu Dhabi.
On a pitch-black evening, only a line of white-and-blue lights appeared to approach the runway as Si2 touched down.
Pilot Andre Borschberg was at the controls on the 400-kilometre (215 nautical mile) trip.
"The adventure has started," Solar Impulse chairman Bertrand Piccard had said just after Borschberg took off in the early morning from Abu Dhabi's Al-Bateen airport on the historic journey aimed at promoting green energy.
Borschberg spoke of an "emotional" trip, telling reporters in Muscat he cruised at 6,000 meters (almost 20,000 feet) because the trip was "short".
Piccard, due to fly Tuesday's second leg to Ahmedabad in India, will fly higher, Borschberg said.
Both pilots wore traditional Omani turbans as they received an official welcome in the Gulf sultanate.
"We have to go and get a bit of sleep because tomorrow we start very very early," Piccard said, without specifying the time of departure.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon hailed the venture and congratulated the pilots.
"We take inspiration from their example and efforts to harness the power of multilateralism to address climate change and to inspire the world to achieve sustainable development," his spokesman said.
"With their daring and determination, we can all fly into a new sustainable future."
Si2's takeoff, which had originally been scheduled for Saturday but was delayed by high winds, capped 13 years of research and testing by the two Swiss pilots.
Live video streaming on the www.solarimpulse.com website monitoring the unique aircraft's progress showed the pilot, wearing an orange jumpsuit, breathing using an oxygen mask.
"From Mission Control Center in #Monaco the engineers are helping me to perform Oxygen Mask tests from #SolarImpulse," he tweeted.
Borschberg earlier called his wife from on board, according to the live feed.
The wingspan of the one-seater Si2 is slightly bigger than that of a jumbo jet, but its weight is around that of a family car.
From Muscat, it will make 12 stops on an epic journey spread over five months, with a total flight time of around 25 days.
On Tuesday, it is set to cross the Arabian Sea to Ahmedabad before later legs to Myanmar, China, Hawaii and New York.
Landings are also earmarked for the midwestern United States and either southern Europe or North Africa, depending on the weather conditions.
The longest single leg will see a lone pilot fly non-stop for five days and nights across the Pacific Ocean between Nanjing, China and Hawaii, a distance of 8,500 kilometres (5,270 miles).
Borschberg and Piccard will alternate flying the plane, which can fly on autopilot during rest breaks.
"You have to make the cockpit like your own house... you go to the toilet, you wash yourself with wet wipes, you eat, you drink, you recline the seat to have some rest, you turn on the autopilot," Piccard told reporters.
Both pilots have undergone intensive training in preparation for the trip, including in yoga and self-hypnosis, allowing them to sleep for periods as short as 20 minutes but still awake feeling refreshed.
All this will happen without burning a drop of fuel.
While in the air, the pilots will be linked to a control center in Monaco where 65 weathermen, air traffic controllers and engineers will be stationed. A team of 65 ground staff will travel with the two pilots.
"We want to share our vision of a clean future," Piccard said of the mission, which was ridiculed by the aviation industry when it was first unveiled.
But the 57-year-old, who hails from a family of scientist-adventurers and in 1999 became the first person to circumnavigate the globe in a hot air balloon, clung to his belief that clean technology and renewable energy "can achieve the impossible".
The plane is powered by more than 17,000 solar cells built into wings that, at 72 meters, are longer than on a Boeing 747 and approaching those of an Airbus A380 superjumbo.
Thanks to an innovative design, the lightweight carbon fibre aircraft weighs only 2.3 tonnes, about the same as a family 4X4 and less than one percent of the weight of the A380.
The Si2 is the first solar-powered aircraft able to stay aloft for several days and nights.
The propeller-driven craft has four 17.5 horsepower electric motors with rechargeable lithium batteries.
It will travel at 50-100 kilometers per hour, but slower at night to prevent the batteries from
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On Tuesday, October 23th, the Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club students of the month for September and October were invited to attend the Lions Club meeting, held at Thistlewaite Winery in Jefferson.
The student of the month is chosen by the Centennial Lions Club based on many virtues, including good character, leadership, and grades. The students must be seniors of the Jefferson-Morgan high school, as well.
The two September students of the month were Cameron Cernuska and Carrington Teasdale. The students chosen as the October students of the month are Brynn Boyd and Makenzie Wright.
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Just because I was bored one day I looked on the net for an app that would let me use my RockBand ps3 drum kit on the PC. There was a fancy direct X app out that turned out to be very buggy, slow, and annoying to use.
I set out to write my own and within 40 minutes I had a simple working system. But I ran into a problem with sound quality and speed. I need to be able to load the sound clips into memory, so not to read the files from the disk a million times. But then be able to play the sounds whenever I need them Asynchronously, and be able to play the same sound overlapping its self.
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Any attempt to understand Nature or the natural world has to understand atoms. In building my nature-based Theory of Balanceology, I had to take into consideration the atomic world. Atoms are those mysterious and extremely small particles having a typical diameter of 0.00000008 centimeters. It is impossible for me to perceive of something that size. The ubiquitous atom! Everything is made of atoms and atoms are mostly empty space. A void of space is the common denominator for all matter. A typical atom is 99.9999999 % empty space. Atomic solidification is an illusion because atoms are really empty space with infinitesimally small particles of matter moving in that space, and by definition that makes us humans mainly vacuous space. If we take an ultra-microscope and magnify, magnify, magnify an atom we discover little matter in this atomic micro world. Instead we will find more of a void of pulsating energy. Thus, atoms have sub-nuclear particles that are really energy. In 1938 Germany, an atom was split for the first time releasing 200,000,000 volts of pulsating electrical energy.
Democritus' vision of the uncuttable particle is wrong. For these incredibly small particles of empty space are indeed cuttable. Atoms have three elementary particles: 1.) a proton with a (+) electrical charge, 2.) an electron with a (-) electrical charge, and 3.) a neutron with no electrical charge. Atoms for the most part are empty space where electrons go around a nucleus of protons and neutrons. The nucleus is the core of an atom with protons and neutrons being packed into the nucleus. Electrons circle the nucleus. It is the combination of atoms that make molecules —> a molecule of water (H2 O) is 2 atoms of hydrogen plus 1 atom of oxygen.


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Four unique projects have received prestigious grants from the IFAindia Updated: Jul 12, 2015 14:37 IST
At 52, a Delhi-based father and corporate vice-president is willing to abandon everything — family, home and friends — to settle on Mars.
For him, it's the only way to explore a long-held belief that there is a special connection between humans and extra-terrestrial beings. He calls it the ultimate human quest.
This is one of the conversations that will make up artists Sahej Rahal, 27, and Pallavi Paul's, 28, documentary on the Indian applicants to the Mars One Project, which was launched by a Dutch company in 2013 with the aim of eventually colonising the Red Planet.
"We are really keen to understand and explore what it takes to make a decision of this sort," says Mumbai-based Rahal.
Their film, tentatively set for release in December 2016, is one of four projects that have received prestigious India Foundation for the Arts grants.
The other three projects are a film on the popular subculture of automatons or chalachitras displayed during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Mumbai. This project, by filmmaker Anand Tharaney, 42, will culminate in a documentary exploring the mythologies around these religious displays, and the low-tech automaton industry that powers them.
Pune-based filmmaker Rajula Shah, 41, meanwhile is chronicling the annual pilgrimage of Maharashtra's Warkari sect, focusing on poetry, people and walking as pilgrimage. She plans to map their annual 250-km yatra from Alandi to Pandharpur online, linking various points on the route to textual material describing the journey.
And Mumbai-based curator Nida Ghouse's research project is based on the arrival of sound recording technology and the changes it wrought in society.
Bangalore's IFA is a cultural institute that has been awarding grants to unique art and research projects since 1995.
"The idea is to raise relevant contemporary questions through art, and promote cutting-edge art practices," says IFA executive director Arundhati Ghosh. "We select projects that promise critical art practice and research, with a strong but unique methodology and a plan to share the results with the public."
Tharaney's documentary, for instance, attempts to trace the origins of Mumbai's chalachitras, which are essentially moving dioramas installed in public pandals during the 11-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival. These fibreglass statues have moving limbs and come with sound systems, and are usually created by Ganesha idol-makers in rudimentary workshops across the city.
"These mechanical dioramas of deities were introduced in Mumbai in the early 1980s and have facilitated a greater interaction between people and their gods," says Tharaney. "In fact, they have democratised Gods."
Tentatively titled Gods and Robots, the documentary will be released this December.
Shah's documentary, Nomad's Land: A Pilgrimage, is a long-held dream of hers. "The project is set within the larger framework of how the idea of pilgrimage resonates in the 21st century," she says. "Working on the film has been an unlearning exercise. It has helped me explore and realise the importance of poetry and bhajans in our philosophy and psychology."
Ghouse's project, Acoustic Matters, also focuses on sound, but in an entirely different manner.
"In 1876-77, a phonograph, one of the first sound-recording devices, was marketed as a means to hear the dead," she says.
The impact of the phonograph is still visible, if you know where to look, she adds. The long songs that were once performed live in movie theatres, for instance, were shrunk to three minutes because that was as long as the recording machine would allow. "Most songs in movies are still three minutes long. It's become the norm," Ghouse says.
Ghouse is collaborating on the project with UK-based artist Abu Hamdan. Their research will be presented as sound essays across India next year.
Filmmaker Rajula Shah is mapping the annual Warkari yatra online, focusing on poetry, people and walking as pilgrimage.


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Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has released a notification inviting eligible candidates to apply online for the teachers (PGT, TGT, primary teacher, assistant teacher) posts. There are over 15000 jobs under various categories. Candidates have to submit the application from August 25 to September 15, 2017 at the official website – dsssbonline.nic.in.
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Special Educator (Primary): 1540
Special Education Teacher: 496
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Assistant Teacher (Primary): 1394
Physical Education Teacher: 919
Drawing Teacher: 295
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PGT (Physical Education)-Male: 86
PGT (Physical Education)-Female: 74
PGT (Fine Art)-Male: 17
PGT (Fine Art)-Female: 13
PGT (Music)-Male: 1
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For PGT in other subjects like biology, chemistry, economics, English, Hindi, history etc, candidates need to check the official notification. Read | Tamil Nadu TRB 2017: Apply for 1325 teachers posts, click here
Examination fees: Rs 100. Reserved category is exempted to pay fees.
Eligibility: Education and age vary with respect to posts, therefore candidates should carefully check the official note.
Selection process: DSSSB will select candidates through one tier and two tier examination scheme and skill test. In the notification, DSSSB has clarified that there will be no provision of re-evaluation/re-checking of answer sheets.
Exam pattern: In Tier I, there will be two sections – A and B. In the A section, questions on general awareness, general intelligence and reason ability, arithmetical and numerical ability, and Hindi and English language and comprehension.
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Virgin Cypress - Centennials of the Swamp
Here is Harvey Stern who came out in my area
to measure some of my trees at work. It kind of
gives you a perspective of their size. I was quite
impressed with his fearlessness. He got out in
the swamp in only shorts and tennis shoes to do
his work. He has a site with a registry of trees
that were around at the time of the signing of the
Louisiana Purchase from all over the state.
Check it out at
This page is dedicated to what is
probably my favorite part of the swamp,
the virgin Cypress trees. The Bald
Cypress is the state tree of Louisiana.
They are related to the Sequoia and the
Redwood and can live to be over 1000
years old. Bald Cypress was logged in
the area from the 1890's to the mid
1930's. It was used to build everything
from houses and ships to cisterns, roof
shingles and gutters. Cypress was prized
because it is rot and termite resistant, at
least the virgin cypress was. Second
growth cypress, sometimes called "grow
back cypress" doesn't have the same
qualities. Only a few of these Kings
remain and the ones left were left only
because they were hollow and weren't
worth cutting down. These trees are
used by many different types of wildlife.
The Bald Eagles build their nest on their
tops, the wood ducks, barred owls and
many other birds nest in the holes.
Raccoons and other critters take shelter
in them and the Louisiana Black Bear
hibernate in them.
These cypress were around when
Columbus discovered America. They
watched over the native peoples that
gently lived in harmony with nature.
They witnessed Spanish explorers
coming into the area and experienced
the influx of exiled Acadians making a
new start here and living off the land.
Some probably took a bullet or two for a
Civil War soldier. We shall
see a
forest of virgin cypress in our lifetime.
Most of the trees are only about 100
years old and are what grew back after
the logging days. I intend to do a registry
of as many of these giants in my area as
possible. I hope to include pictures,
measurements and GPS coordinates.
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is a huge step toward saving our cypress forest for future
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Boogie Woogie - Tommy Dorsey
Daddy's Little Girl - Mills Brothers
The Way You Look Tonight - Tony Bennett
Sentimental Journey - Les Brown
What a Difference - Dinah Washington
It's Impossible - Perry Como
New York , New York - Frank Sinatra
For Sentimental Reasons - Nat King Cole
Everybody Loves Somebody - Dean Martin
Moonlight Serenade - Glen Miller
Anniversary Waltz - Eddy Howard
Tennessee Waltz - Patty Page
You Belong To Me - Jo Stafford
Chicken Dance - John Norris
Fascination - Jane Morgan
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole
Chances Are - Johnny Mathis
If I Didn't Care - Ink Spots
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