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Summer is fast approaching. Hooray! Time to break out those Chubbies and kick back with a glass of chilled rosé or throw together a casual game of sloshball. It's also a time when a lot of us are traveling – weddings and long awaited vacations are top of mind this time of year. Airfare, rental cars, hotels, wedding … Continue reading
Category Archives: Fitness
Microclimate March in Marin
This past Thursday we started thinking about what the weekend would hold and agreed that it was time for a hike. Tricky thing was deciding where to go since we are still clueless about anything that's not inside walking distance from our apartment, with the exception of wine country, for obvious reasons. We finally confirmed a trail within an acceptable … Continue reading
10 Static Stretches for Runners
In a recent blog post, I eluded to having dysfunctional hips. Poor running form, extended periods of sitting at work, pelvis misalignment, and really bad stretching habits has led to a history of hip tendonitis, iliopsoas hip snapping, and piriformis syndrome. The worst part is that I have only myself to blame. It doesn't take … Continue reading
Newtons and Neuromas
In the spring of 2009, while living in abroad, I developed a disturbance in the balls of my feet. Imagine running on a trail and getting a pebble trapped between your sock and the insole of your shoe. Except you can't shake it out. Annoying yet tolerable. That's how it felt … at first. Before … Continue reading
To gym or not to gym?
Last September Daniel and I ditched our gym memberships scoring an extra ninety bucks a month plus like a million bucks in gas money to and from the sweat box. Our old gym was precisely twenty-seven minutes from our apartment. An hour at the gym + an hour in the car = bleh, not worth … Continue reading
Puppy Steps
We took our dog, Charlie, to the vet in the fall. He'd gained almost 10 lbs since his last visit, and we hadn't even noticed. Sneaky puppy. As biased parents we think he's perfect, but the scale doesn't lie. He has a sweet face, though, doesn't he? His weight gain was a catalyst for us … Continue reading
long run, longer race recap
If I were asked to describe my marathon experience in one word, I would say "OUCH!" Since one has censored my speech (yet) I have plenty more to say. Let's start with the night Saturday night. After the awesome blessing at mass we made the trek back to the Hale Koa Hotel via one of … Continue reading


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Province Awards Construction Contract for Emergency Department Redevelopment at Dauphin Regional Health Centre
News Release / Province of Manitoba
February 3, 2017
ft3 is proud to announce that our Emergency Department project at the Dauphin Regional Health Centre is now moving forward.
As the next step, it was announced by the Government of Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living Minister Kelvin Goertzen that the construction contract has been awarded for the $23-million project.
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Friday, March 22, 2013
Homemade Lemonade
9 comments :
- Joy said...
Completely jealous of that lemon tree you've got in your yard. Terry still says no on that one. Ha... too bad that will probably change soon. =) It looks so refreshing and yummy!!! Happy Friday!
- March 22, 2013 at 9:02 AM
I'm having company tonight and I think I may just make this lemonade.
- March 22, 2013 at 9:21 AM
- Jessica K said...
Sounds delicious! We want a lemon tree - heard they are perfect for our weather and very easy to maintain. Thanks for the recipe!
- March 22, 2013 at 10:28 AM
- applesandglue said...
I entered already! I'm still waiting on a necklace tho... grr! And mmm, lemonade sounds perfect right now!
- March 22, 2013 at 1:07 PM
- Irish Italian Blessings said...
My in laws have a lemon tree and I think we're going to have to turn those suckers into some yummy lemonade!
- March 22, 2013 at 1:28 PM
- Lindsay @ Trial By Sapphire said...
Delish! Are you throwing any alcohol into that? ;)
- March 22, 2013 at 2:12 PM
- Haylee said...
I'm so jealous!! I want a lemon tree! I love homemade lemonade but it's no fun for Daniel b/c he' the one squeezing all the lemons!!:)
- March 22, 2013 at 2:23 PM
- Caitlin Cavallaro said...
I want a glass of that... right... about... now!!!! And I want your lemon tree in my non-existant backyard!!! :)
- March 24, 2013 at 5:09 PM
- Huckleberry Love said...
I saw that you had a lemon tree and wondered where you lived... and it's Houston. Which is where I live, too! We also have a lemon tree, so I can't wait to try out this recipe! Thanks for stopping by and linking up with Much Ado About Monday. We really appreciate it! Stop on by next Monday with more of your great ideas! Have a great weekend. :)
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Pin Eclipse Juno to Windows 7 Taskbar
It' just a simple step. You need to add the following lines to the eclipse.ini
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Of cause you have to user your JRE path.
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the "–vm" argument has to be the very first line in eclipse.ini or Eclipse will complain a big error dialog that says the Java VM could not be found and refuse to start!!!
Thank you very much! Other posts never explained that the path has to be set in the next line. Now it finally worked.


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Niger orders suspension of work on Minna-Suleja road
To prevent overloaded heavy trucks from plying the Minna-Suleja road, which is currently under rehabilitation, the Niger State governor, Sani Bello has directed suspension of work on the project.
According to the governor allowing the trucks to ply the road while been rehabilitated would prevent users from feeling the positive impact of the rehabilitation exercise.
Bello who gave the order while inspecting the project awarded by the state government, however, called on the Federal Ministry of Works to install weighing bridges in the country, if the life span of roads was to be sustained.
He lamented the way and manner at which overloaded trucks weighing between 40,000- 70,000 tones instead of the lawful maximum of between 30,000- 35,000 tones ply the road, which was constructed to carry about 35,000 tones or litres.
The governor said the rehabilitation effort of the state government was aimed at reducing the hardship faced by the motorists and ensure free flow of movement on the road. He added that government was in consultation with the State House of Assembly to introduce a weighing bridge bill to ensure arrest and prosecution of any over loaded vehicle plying through the Niger state.
Bello called on the federal government to as a matter of urgency mobilize the contractor handling the dualisation to continue their work and reduced hardship created by the abandonment.
He expressed regret at the level of damage done to the road on which his administration had spent about N500million, demanding that the contractor should suspend work till further notice.
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Name: Chandrasekhar Venkata Raman
Born: Thiruchinapalli, India; November 7, 1888
Died: Bangalore, India; November 21, 1970
Nobel Prize: 1930 Physics, for his discovery of the "Raman" effect
Chandrasekhar Venkata Raman, popularly known as C.V. Raman, was born in Tiruchirappalli, in Tamil Nadu, India on November 7, 1888. He was the second of children of Chandrasekhar Iyer and Parvathi Ammal. His father was a professor of mathematics. At an early age, Raman moved to the city of Visakhapatnam, in the present day state of Andhra Pradesh, where his father accepted a position at the Mrs. A.V.N. College. Raman's academic brilliance was established at a very young age. At eleven, he finished his secondary school education and entered Mrs. A.V.N. College and two years later moved to the prestigious Presidency College in Madras (present name, Chennai). When he was fifteen, he finished at the head of the class to receive B.A. with honors in Physics and English. During that time students who did well academically were typically sent abroad (England) for further studies. Because of Raman's poor health he was not allowed to go abroad and he continued his studies at the Presidency college.In 1907, barely seventeen, Raman again graduated at the top of his class and received his M.A. with honors. In the same year he married Lokasundari.
At the time of Raman's graduation, there were few opportunities for scientists in India. This forced Raman to accept a position with the Indian Civil Services as an Assistant Accountant General in Calcutta. While there, he was able to sustain his interest in science by working, in his spare time, in the laboratories of the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science. He studied the physics of stringed instruments and Indian drums.
In 1917, with his scientific standing established in India, Raman was offered the position of Sir Taraknath Palit Professorship of Physics at Calcutta university, where he stayed for the next fifteen years. During his tenure there, he received world wide recognition for his work in optics and scattering of light. He was elected to the Royal Society of London in 1924 and the British made him a knight of the British Empire in 1929. The following year he was honored with the prestigious Hughes medal from the Royal Society. In 1930, for the first time in its history, an Indian scholar, educated entirely in India has received the highest honor in science, the Nobel Prize in Physics.
In 1934, Raman became the director of the newly established Indian Institute of Sciences in Bangalore, where two years later he continued as a professor of physics. In 1947, he was appointed as the first National Professor by the new government of Independent India. He retired from the Indian Institute in 1948 and a year later he established the Raman Research Institute in Bangalore, served as its director and remained active there until his death on November 21, 1970, at the age of eighty two. Raman was honored with the highest award, the "Bharat Ratna"(Jewel of India), by the Government of India.
Chamberland, Dennis, "Nobel Prize", edited by , pages 373-380
Mehra, Jagdish, "Chandrasekhar Venkata Raman", in Dictionary of Scientific Biography, edited by Charles Coulston Gillespie, New York, Charles Scribner and Sons
Blaniped, Williams A., "Pioneer Scientists in Pre-Independent India", Physics Today, 39: page 36 (May, 1986)
Jayaraman, Aiyasami and Ramdas, Anant Krishna, "Chandrasekhar Venkata Raman", Physics Today, 56: p56-64 (August, 1988)
Weber, Robert L, "Pioneers of Science: Nobel Prize winners in Physics:, eidted by Lenihan, J.M.A., Bristol, Adam Higler, 1980
"Dynamical Theory of the Motion of Bowed Strings", Bulletin, Indian Association for the Advancement of Science, 1914
"On the molecular scattering of light in water and the colour of the sea", Proceedings of the Royal Society, 1922
"A new type of Secondary Radiation", Nature, 1928
"A new radiation", Indian Journal of Physics, 1928
Aspects of Science, 1948
The New Physics: Talks on Aspects of Science, 1951
Lectures on Physical Optics, 1959
Important Links:
1) C V Raman on wikipedia
2) Dr. C V Raman University.
3) Raman Research Institute, Banglore
Kalam to teach at IIM-Ahmedabad
Former President A P J Abdul Kalam will teach students of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) on Globalising and Resurgent India through Innovative Transformation(GRIT) from September 13.
Dr Kalam will start his lectures to a bench of around 70 students from Saturday, IIM-A sources said.
The 'Missile Man' is likely to include his vision 2010 for the country in the course material and teach students about the same.
After initial lectures, students would be expected to submit project proposals for creating scenarios based on multiple and if necessary, contending options for specific policy and institutional changes.
The faculty would comment on these proposals and the project teams would be enabled to consult the subject matter specialists through invited lectures and interactions or visit to them.
The final reports will be presented in open sessions in which other faculty members and the students may also be invited to ask questions and make comments.
The reports will be revised and those of them, which are of outstanding quality, may be published for wider debate every year.


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Jillian's DIY Invites
Our very own Jillian married her hubby Scott in the pretty, laid back beach town of Sayulita a year or so ago. Her wedding was beautiful and fun and full of cold Pacificos and warm sand… but most importantly (to us) it also included the pretty paper details that she designed herself.
She wanted her invites to reflect the lightness of the actual wedding, (they asked their guests to wear white), while incorporating pops of bright colors that are so essential to Mexican culture. For inspiration, she and Amanda too a trip to Olvera Street in downtown LA, where they bought a bunch of bright paper flags. And she found a beautiful embossed card at Soolip, but buying enough for every invite would have been a little pricey… so she improvised.
She contacted John Sullivan from Logos Graphics in SF create a plate (for $25!) using a pattern she found. She was also able to purchase the paper, cut/scored to the right size, from him. A close friend knew a little about letterpress, so they went to the San Francisco Center for the Book where they blind embossed the pattern onto her own gate folded card, in the style of the inspiration Jillian found at Soolip. To save on printing, the main invite was printed at home on her Epson printer.
Aside from the invite and pretty cover piece, her invitation suite included tons of little details to get her guests excited about their trip to Mexico. For her reply postcard, she used a perfect bird graphic she found from Beaumonde and had custom stamps made based on those super cute, semi-iconic vintage Mexican playing cards. Her red and yellow envelopes came from Paper Source and she had Jenna (obviously) do the calligraphy. As an added bonus she created little velum packets that she stitched together herself, full of sand, photos Scott had taken of Sayulita, and a teensy Bienvenidos greeting.
Then Amanda, being the good friend that she is, designed a website based on Jillian's invites! Absolutely essential for a destination wedding, in our opinion. And how cute is this website?
As a final note, Jillian says creating her own invites "was a lot of fun but took serious time and planning. Ultimately you have to utilize your resources and trust your creative vision!"
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Maggie @ Eat, Drink, Marry on Mar 12, 2009
I can't get over how amazing these are. To be able to do this yourself just floors me. Such great work!
Cyd on Mar 12, 2009
These are amazing! I love the collaboration that made them a reality and the blind embossing is amazingly pretty!
Jen on Mar 12, 2009
If I could speak Spanish, I'd say the translation of "wow, super!" One of my favorite invites I've seen in a while. The bird rsvp is so fun — has a Thomas Paul whimsical quality I love. And sewing the sand + bits in vellum — super sweet!
Kathryn on Mar 12, 2009
These are incredible - all of the elements pull together so perfectly!
bekah on Mar 12, 2009
I LOVE the fact that you found a way to do these on your own. Beautiful!
Rebekah on Mar 12, 2009
I absolutely love these invites! They remind me of our trip to Honduras, where we had a parrot screaming "Hola!" at us every morning at breakfast.
Priya on Mar 12, 2009
Go gorgeous! The color is oh, so perfect.
HappyHourBride on Mar 12, 2009
So inspiring, and I love, love, LOVE the corresponding site!
Lindsay on Mar 12, 2009
So excited to see this post. I'm getting married in Sayulita this October, and at Villa del Oso as Jillian did! Thanks for the inspiration.
Jillian on Mar 12, 2009
Lindsay, That's so cool that you're getting married at Villa del Oso too! Crazy. I recommend getting married on the second level that overlooks the pool level; at sunset. You can see the water and the lighting is breathtaking. You can have your reception on the pool level. Oh it's going to be so much fun. Feel free to email me if you have questions or need more suggestions. firstname.lastname@example.com
Laura on Mar 12, 2009
Jillian, what is the script font you used in your invites? It is so sweet. The whole invite package is so sweet, really.
Molly Jean on Mar 12, 2009
beautiful! it cracks me up that this post refers to something so gorgeous as improvising. just great! keep up the inspiring work!
Sarah on Mar 13, 2009
Wow! That takes DIY projects to a whole different level. I'm in awe. Looks like a great party too :)
Chelsea on Mar 13, 2009
Where on earth did you find the little paper flags? Your work is truly amazing!!! I love it! -c
jillian on Mar 13, 2009
Thanks everyone for your warm compliments about my wedding invites. It was such a fun process! To answer some of your questions, the script font is called "Dear Sarah"; you can find it at www.Fonts.com. As for the small paper flags, I got them on Olvera Street in Los Angeles, but you can also find them online: ww.globalexchangestore.org.
Courtney on Mar 13, 2009
I love the juxtaposition of the script and block fonts on the invite. Did you get the block font from fonts.com, too? What is it called? Thanks!
Melanie on Mar 13, 2009
AMAZING. kinda makes me want to do my own......
wide open spaces on Mar 13, 2009
i am over the moon about Jiliian's invites. I love all the little pieces, each so unique for the typical package deal. Really stunning.
jomygoodness on Mar 15, 2009
I love Olvera Street... I love these invites... I love this post! Absolutely inspiring! Kudos!
st on Mar 19, 2009
Your invites are beautiful! I love how the folio opens in the middle... It's been asked before, and this post is a little late, but any chance you can divulge where you got the block font? Thanks!
100layercake on Mar 19, 2009
The sans serif font is called ATSackers Gothic. The whole family can be purchased here: http://www.fontshop.com/fonts/downloads/monotype/sackers_gothic_std_virtual/
jenniferL on Mar 21, 2009
i love the colors and all the elements of these invites. the matching site is pretty cool too!
Ari on Jan 23, 2011
Love the invitation so much. But does anybody know how did she get the white text printed for the envelope? I really wanna have white text on the purple envelope for my wedding invitation as well :(
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Feb. 10, 1939-Feb. 18, 2013
David R. Zak, age 74, of Woodhaven, Mich., passed away on Monday, Feb. 18, 2013, in his home.
Friends may visit 1-9 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013, in the Arthur Bobcean Funeral Home, Flat Rock Chapel. A rosary service will be held in the funeral home at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Visitation will be held in the Corrigan-Deighton Funeral Home, Euclid, Ohio on Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013, and Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013, from 2-4 p.m. and 5-8 p.m. Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Feb. 25, 2013, at St. Vitus Catholic Church in Cleveland, Ohio. Father Joseph P. Boznar will officiate the service. Burial will be in All Souls Cemetery, Chardon, Ohio.
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MANDAN, N.D.-North Dakota State University President Dean Bresciani has a renewed contract that runs to 2020 following action by the State Board of Higher Education.
The state board, meeting on Thursday, June 28, gave contract extensions to six of the North Dakota University System's 11 campus presidents through June 30, 2020, following routine evaluations of their performance.
The contract renewals did not come with salary increases, given the slumping revenues that have plagued state government for the past two years. Bresciani's annual salary remains $354,568.
In other action, board members voted unanimously to allow NDSU to enter into mediation with a contractor that has a $1.3 million lawsuit against the university for costs the firm, Roers Construction, said it incurred from delays stemming from design flaws for a building that houses classrooms and laboratories.
Bresciani's NDSU presidency, which began in 2010, has been mostly quiet for the past two years, following turmoil that erupted over new media guidelines-quickly set aside-for covering Bison football and basketball games, which are subject to broadcasting rights.
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In Bresciani's current evaluation, Chancellor Mark Hagerott, who oversees the North Dakota University System, acknowledged that "this has been an extremely challenging year," and noted campuses confronted "historic reductions in state general fund support" and "increased competition from the online universities moving into our state" among other challenges.
"My compliments for leading your university to adapt to multiple of these vectors ...," Hagerott wrote, and also complimented Bresciani on "the new levels of collaboration and teamwork you have achieved with my office" as well as the state board and other universities.
One of Bresciani's goals involved research excellence and innovation, including maintaining the "best possible" national ranking. "In reality, maintaining current levels is impractical at best, so the real goal will be to minimize the seemingly inevitable downward trend," Hagerott wrote in his evaluation memo.
Hagerott did not mention the turmoil among research faculty and staff at NDSU or the resignation of its vice president for research, Kelly Rusch, after a highly critical evaluation of her management style and performance by a review committee.
The chancellor did, however, compliment NDSU on the excellence of its computer information technology programs. Hagerott also commended Bresciani for expanding the focus of a fundraising drive, now in its quiet phase, to raise $300 million to $400 million. The drive originally targeted money for scholarships and faculty endowments but now will include "a limited number of physical infrastructure projects."
Separately, Hagerott has notified John Richman, president of the North Dakota State College of Science, which is based in Wahpeton and has a campus in Fargo, that he wants him to continue in his role.
NDSCS is the subject of an independent audit to review complaints concerning finances, space utilization and a workforce training program. Richman's full evaluation is scheduled for this fall.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Council of Bishops President Bishop Ken Carter has called on United Methodists to use the Holy Week to forgive one another and to seek forgiveness in return. In a Holy Week pastoral letter released April 15, 2019, Bishop Carter, who is also the resident bishop of the Florida Area, noted that the… Continue Reading→
Bishops Call for Prayers for Peaceful Elections in the Congo
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember 14, 2018United Methodist Bishops call for prayers for peaceful elections in CongoWASHINGTON, D.C. – The bishops of The United Methodist Church are calling for prayers of peace for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is witnessing violence in the buildup to the presidential elections on Dec. 23, 2018. Here is the… Continue Reading→
Way Forward Report Released in All Four Official Languages of General Conference
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – July 31, 2018 WASHINGTON, D.C. – The final report of the Commission on a Way Forward has been released in English, French, Portuguese and Swahili; all four official languages of the General Conference. The report will be presented to the 2019 Special Session of General Conference. Subject to final copy editing,… Continue Reading→
Bishops Seek Declaratory Decisions on Three Plans Submitted to General Conference
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 12, 2018 WASHINGTON – The Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church is asking the Judicial Council for declaratory decisions… Continue Reading→
Way Forward Regional Gatherings Will be Held as Scheduled
The regional gatherings to discuss the Way Forward will be held as scheduled. The material is not translated and released worldwide due to logistical realities. However, Bishop Ward and Delegation members are prepared to share what is before the 2019 Special Session is the General Conference. Gatherings Schedule: Sunday, July 15, 3 pm, St Luke,… Continue Reading→
A Way Forward Regional Gatherings in July
Regional gatherings are planned as announced at Annual Conference in response to the interest indicated through district offices. The gatherings will be led by members of the General Conference Delegation and the Bishop. Laity and clergy are invited to attend any of the gatherings. No pre-registration is required. There will be ample room at each… Continue Reading→
Commission on a Way Forward Offers More Video Resources for 2019 General Conference
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JUNE 26, 2018 WASHINGTON, D.C. – In its continued efforts to inform The United Methodist Church on its processes and work,… Continue Reading→
Bishops Offers Video as Resource for One Church Plan Discussions
For immediate release May 25, 2018 WASHINGTON – The Council of Bishops is offering a video outlining the One Church Plan as a resource for annual conferences as they prepare for the 2019 Special Session of General Conference. The video may be shown at annual conference sessions or be used in discussions. During their meeting… Continue Reading→
Bishops Respond to Judicial Council Decision 1360, in Relation to the 2019 General Conference.
For Immediate Release May 25, 2018 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Here is the statement from the Council of Bishops, issued by COB President Bishop Ken Carter of the Florida Area, in response to Decision 1360: Our Gratitude We want to thank the Judicial Council for their service to the church through the affirmation of two key… Continue Reading→
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Dear me, I did feel sorry for this guy this morning around 8:50 as I headed up the Donegal Road towards the M1. As I got to the junction of Sandy Row I noticed a bit of a tail back of traffic and right on the junction (traffic lights) in the right hand lane was this piece of junk, Oil running out of it. Not a good place or time to break down (I know how the driver felt, been there done it) what did make me laugh, as I maneuvered around it this smart guy in a black merc thought he would try a fly one and over take my large vehicle and he pulled right up behind the broken down vehicle (which had it's hazard lights running) eventually when the penny dropped and he realised he wasn't going anywhere he tried to change lanes yet again the other motorists were very reluctant to let him back in ..... loads of horn blowing .... I love it.
This blog is just my views and opinions about every day life. Please feel free to leave comments about the way you see it. Grumpyhead
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Tuesday, 30 October 2007
The Belfast Wheel Part 2
Got a chance to ride on the Belfast Wheel today. It filled all my expectations. I have to say it was worth the £6. The loading was quick and straight forward. The pods hold a total of six persons and there is provision for the disabled. We hadn't long to wait after boarding before we started our journey to the stars (OK, above the City Hall). As I said in an earlier blog, I expected to see the side of buildings for most of the trip and I was right. Once above the City Hall and surrounding buildings you can see a 360 of Belfast. Weather today was overcast. I would have preferred it if the wheel had went a little slower to enable the taking of more photos. There were five persons in the pod (3 Adults and 2 Young Persons) and I thought there was enough room. We got four revolutions of the wheel, it was good, but think they could have picked a better location for it.
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Monday, 29 October 2007
F1 On The Run
Isn't it sad when a poor F1 nearly world champion can't go about his daily millionaire business without the media in tow. The poor guy is moving to Switzerland to avoid the camera's that appear from God knows where, wonder does he also realise he'll save on tax?
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Sunday, 28 October 2007
Ardoyne Riot
Went onto the world wide web this morning to get the up to date news (BBC News) One of the main stories told of a riot last night in Ardoyne, two police officers required hospital treatment and some police vehicles were damaged. What did set me wondering, every time there is trouble no mater where in this country it is the police always manage to arrest just one person!. Is it just me who thinks it's could be the same guy?
It's about time we had a spot of zero tolerance against the scum who are determined to unsettle our peace cart and wasting millions of the tax payers money to pay for it. The police are quick enough off the mark when it comes to cracking down on the motorist. (Which I have to say has my backing) but lets target all law breakers with the same vigor.
If stopped by the police while driving your car I wonder how the old "It's not my fault I broke the law, I'm from a broken home" would work when it comes to revenue collection.
It's about time we had a spot of zero tolerance against the scum who are determined to unsettle our peace cart and wasting millions of the tax payers money to pay for it. The police are quick enough off the mark when it comes to cracking down on the motorist. (Which I have to say has my backing) but lets target all law breakers with the same vigor.
If stopped by the police while driving your car I wonder how the old "It's not my fault I broke the law, I'm from a broken home" would work when it comes to revenue collection.
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Saturday, 27 October 2007
Quote Of The Day
I went to Specsavers today to enquire about contact lens. The Optician who tested my eyes made what I would call a quote of the day.
"You have one dominant eye, and one non-dominant eye"It 's good to know I have only two eyes.
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Friday, 26 October 2007
The Belfast Wheel
Now we have the Big Wheel is the next step nomination for the 2016 Olympics. What a great place for the Belfast Wheel to be situated, right at the side of our Belfast City Hall. I personally can't wait to go for a spin in it. I can just imagine it, I've always wanted to see the roof of the City Hall , the Ulster Bank and I believe you can see the roof of Argos in Arthur square not to mention all the traffic that pass the City Hall. (This is after you have nearly reached the full height) I'm sure the lough, the Cave Hill, the Waterfront Hall will be easily seen from the top, I'll take my binoculars with me just to make sure. As well as the location haven't they just got the timing perfect, winter. Just think, those few and far between rainy days we get during our winter, I do hope the people pods have wiper's. At least it will be somewhere different to go to get out of the rain.
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Monday, 1 October 2007
Ye Old Maiden City
How sorry I was to hear of the violence that occurred in the Maiden City, 50 to 100 people were engaged in rioting . I'll not say the name of the city as sure as I'm thin someone will moan no mater what I call it. When I started the blogging at first I made a promise to myself (which I have to break now) that I wouldn't comment on any troubled areas, but the weekend disturbances need a mention.
Yet again ye old police force of this country comes under criticism from some of ye old political parties about their heavy handedness in the handling of the situation. According to police reports, bricks, bottles and paving slabs were being thrown at police and thousands of pounds worth of damage done to property. One question is, should the police be issued with polystyrene batons in case they injure the thugs and hoodlums who are carrying out this criminal damage?. What about ye old parent's ticking off about the police hitting their children? ... The rioting happened in the early hours of Sunday morning, funny the parents didn't care that their offspring's where in a riotous area? ... but hey, what else is new.
Good news though, the police made one arrest, I was wondering if it was the guy parked on the double yellows?
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Croatia coach Slaven Bilic was adamant that defender Daniel Pranic will not play for their suffering, while he was national coach. The reaction of the specialist comes after the defender refused to shake hands with him after a friendly game between Croatia and Ireland in Dublin.
29-year-old has recorded Pranic 39 appearances for Croatia since 2004. Recently, the defender is used primarily as a reserve, as was the case for equality and 0-0 on Wednesday.
"Pranic showed dissatisfaction with the status in the team. No longer rely on it. This is not punishment, but a permanent solution, "coach Bilic was adamant.
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There is no denying the leap that tyre industry has experienced which is brought by modern technology. Modern tyres such as tyres on the Gold Coast are far better and improved compared to the ones developed decades ago. For this year's Geneva Motor Show, Goodyear presented two tyre prototypes proving that real-time data can be transmitted while driving and that urban mobility can be accomplished through a cleaner alternative.
The first prototype is called the intelligent tyre and it comes equipped with an entire information system. The components of the tyre such as the sensors, the algorithms used which are cloud-based and the tyre itself are able to sustain a communication with the fleet operators in real time with the help of a mobile application.
The prototype created by Goodyear makes it possible for the operators to have constant communication with the tyre as well as to collect real-time date. With this, it will be possible to make the most of the tyre while making sure that it is safe to use all the time. Aside from the efficiency in costing, this increases the optimum uptime of the tyres. The status of the tyre will be closely monitored by the operator as data concerning pressure, temperature and wear will be transmitted with the help of the sensors as well as the algorithms.
The second prototype from Goodyear is called Oxygene which presents a side wall with living moss thriving on it. The tyre comes with a smart tread design that is able to absorb the surface of the road's moisture together with water and circulate it. Through this process, photosynthesis is accomplished and at the same time oxygen is emitted into the atmosphere.
The hope of the concept is that it will lead to better tyres on the Gold Coast as more and more people living in the city are expected to use vehicles in the future. When using Oxygene, CO2 will be absorbed while oxygen will be generated. The tyre is constructed based on a non-pneumatic structure through 3D printing. The materials came from recycled tyres turned into rubber powder.


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For the month of April we are delighted to welcome author Cordelia Strube to lead our Book Club! She invites us to read Kate Caley's How You Were Born. Here is why she chose this book.
I hadn't read Kate Caley's work before pulling How You Were Born from a box, one of ten or so boxes delivered to me as a juror for the Trillium Book Award. Jury duty in the literary world expands the margins of writers' minds because we are forced to read books that we might not otherwise have noticed, not because the books aren't good but because we haven't heard about them. An independent publisher as outstanding as Pedlar Press does not have a publicity punch equal to that of corporate-powered Random House. Jurors are given the opportunity to see beyond the packaging and promo and assess books from all publishers, large and small, that meet the award's submission guidelines.
Testing the pulse of each literary work, we diligently wend our way through the big name authors, best sellers and award winners as well as the emerging or lesser known ones. Occasionally we are gobsmacked by a book so masterful that we write it down immediately in felt marker, alongside the penciled titles. Kate Caley's collection How You Were Born was such a marvel for me. Two years later, her stories Boys and The Fetch continue to linger in my imagination. Her skill as a playwright is richly evident in her use of dialogue. Characters are revealed through behaviours and their use of settings, enabling us to learn about Caley's worlds as her characters move through them. Her use of specific, animate detail never slows the narrative and eases us into the complexity of the human condition. With grace and pathos, Caley teases out unexpected insights, connections, dark secrets and moments of transcendence.
How You Were Born well deserved the Trillium Book Award.
Cordelia Strube is an accomplished playwright and the author of nine critically acclaimed novels, including Alex & Zee, Teaching Pigs to Sing, and Lemon. Winner of the CBC literary competition and a Toronto Arts Foundation Award, she has been nominated for the Governor General's Award, the Trillium Book Award, the WH Smith/Books in Canada First Novel Award, and long-listed for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. A two-time finalist for ACTRA's Nellie Award celebrating excellence in Canadian broadcasting, she is also a three-time nominee for the ReLit Award. Her latest work On The Shores Of Darkness, There Is Light won the City of Toronto Book Award.


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How?—- Bike
Who?— Me & Vignesh
Distance travelled:– ~1400 KMs
Route:- Bangalore– Mysore– Ooty — Metupallayam– Coimbatore– Pollachi — Munnar–Pollachi — Tirupur– Salem — Hosur— Bangalore.
Time taken: 3 days ( ~ 45 Hrs of driving)
12th Jan,2008: 7:30AM: Started from BTM Layout, Bangalore…filled in our BACHIs'(bikes) tanks.
11:00AM: Outskirts of Mysore.
3:00PM: Ooty (Udagamandalam or Octacamund)
5:00PM: Pykara falls
6:00PM:Exit from Ooty
8:00PM: Metupallayam…..(night halt here)
13th Jan,2008: 7:00AM: Started from Metupallayam
8:30AM: Coimbatore
11:00AM: Lost in a place called Anna Malai
12:30PM: Back on Track..on way to Munnar
2:00PM: Crossing Indira Gandhi National park…felt for 1st time…forests are there in India.
3:30PM: Munnar
5:00PM: Exit from Munnar
6:30PM: Exit from IG park…really had to push engine hard..because they say "Its jungle rule in night".
9:00PM: Pollachi…night halt
14th Jan,2008: 6:00AM: Started for "TOP SLIP"…best for jungle dwellers sighting.
9:30AM: At Top Slip…somewhat dissappointed
11:00AM: Exit from Top Slip….towards Anna Malai.
12:00 Noon: Started from Anna Malai towards Bangalore.
3:30PM: Tirupur
6:00PM: Salem
9:00PM: Hosur
10:00PM: Bangalore
Munnar is famous for Tea gardens, Indira Gandhi National Park and not to mention highest peak of south India, Annamudi ( 2695 Mts or 8842 fts).
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Easy and child friendly, gluten-free oven fried crispy chicken tenders. Full of flavor even an adult will love for dinner.
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When the going gets tough, the tough make comfort food. Looking back on what I have made for dinner the last two or three weeks, I realize it has almost all been comfort food, albeit healthy comfort food. Usually when we come back from vacation, I delve into the food of whatever country we have visited. I love to hold onto the memories and that feeling of wonder and excitement by bringing their food to my home. I would normally be regaling you with Spanish and Italian food, but a week after we got back life threw us a major curveball.
We were on a plane to Singapore as my Father in Law had collapsed after surgery. As you may know, he passed away. While we were there, we submerged ourselves in Chinese food as a way to reconnect with family and find that silver lining by enjoying our unexpected time together. When we got back, the last thing I wanted was Chinese food. While in Singapore it brought us together, here at home it reminded me of what we had lost and the absence of my husband's family. I found I wanted good old USA comfort food. Since Sunday Suppers is all about easy game day food, these fit perfectly. What is more American than football.
That lead to this recipe. I have been meaning to make these Oven Fried Crispy Chicken Tenders ever since I used rice crackers to coat my Crispy Singapore Shrimp. Rice crackers make a great coating. They are crispy, crunchy and gluten-free. They pretty much do all the work of making these chicken tenders crispy without frying. With the same spice mix I loved from my Oven Fried Pork Chops, I was off to the races.
These are child friendly and cook up quickly. Whenever you are craving fried chicken, eat these crispy chicken tenders instead. They will give you that satisfying crunch as you sink your teeth into the moist strips of chicken. You will be seeing quite a few more healthy comfort dishes next month. Also reading a lot less moaning and groaning from me about all the curveballs life has thrown us lately. I still have a lot of blessings to count. I think I have said that before and yet …
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Gluten Free Oven Fried Crispy Chicken Tenders
- 1 lb . boneless , skinless chicken tenders
- 1 tsp . baking powder
- 1 tsp . paprika
- ½ tsp . onion powder
- ½ tsp . garlic powder
- ¾ tsp . kosher salt
- 1/8 tsp . fresh ground black pepper
- 1 egg , lightly beaten
- 1 cup rice cracker crumbs (about 40 crackers)
Preheat oven to 375•. Place a wire rack on top of a baking sheet. Spray with non-stick spray.
Mix together baking powder through pepper.
Place chicken on a cutting board and sprinkle both sides with spice mix.
Dip chicken into egg, letting any excess drip off.
Place cracker crumbs in a bag. Place one piece of chicken inside the bag. Seal and shake to cover.
Place on wire rack. Repeat with remaining chicken.
Bake for 8 minutes.
Turn over and bake for another 6 to 8 minutes, or until chicken is fully cooked.
Recipe Notes
Cal 226/Fat 5g/Carbs 14g/fiber 0g/Protein 28g
I calculated 4 Weight Watcher smart points
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The 24th edition of APSEC conference will take place in Nanjing, the capital city of Jiangsu Province, China. With a regional history of over 6,000 years, Nanjing is a famous historical and cultural city since it was established 2,500 years ago. As one of the four scientific research education cities in China, Nanjing has 41 general higher universities with over 600,000 college students. Nanjing is ranked No.1 among all Chinese cities in terms of the portion of population receiving higher education. Moreover, there are more than 540 various scientific research organizations in Nanjing with 530,000 research staffs.
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I often get asked about the correct size of cages for parrots, and other small birds, for breeding.
Many years ago, when parrots weren't hand reared in such great numbers, it was said that the biggest cage you could get would be the best thing for the parrot. If you have a very tame hand reared parrot, in many households they spent a lot of time outside of the cage in the house – and they also tend to get very tired as well. Therefore the parrot being in the largest cage possible is not so important anymore. If the parrot is being naughty, it can be put away, but many customers I speak to say that their parrots spend up to eight hours a day outside of their cage and will only sleep inside the cage because they are not very active at night.
I also get asked about cages for breeding, and this is a vast subject. Most parrots, when it comes to breeding, want a large area, but that's being very general. Species like African Grey parrots actually breed better in small areas. In my previous role as a travelling Avian Consultant, I once came across a large number of breeding pairs of African Greys that had a large inside area, and a large outside area – however after two years, only a very small number had actually bred. I designed some much smaller enclosures and in a very short space of time a large number of pairs were breeding. This is the exception to the rule for breeding birds, and I'm happy to answer any questions that you may have about this topic.
When it comes to breeding smaller species of birds such as finches and canaries, often a large cage is better, but birds do all have slightly different requirements and many will breed in smaller cages too.
If you have any problems or questions, please contact Rob Harvey using the details below:
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Rainforest Project Dissertation Day
Tomorrow morning the student's who participated in this year's Forman/Rara Avis rainforest project will be presenting the results of their work. I encourage everyone to follow along live via webstreaming. Twan Leenders provided instructions on his blog through the Connecticut Audubon Society. I've copied the information here. This is your chance to experience a little […]Read more


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Earlier in the week, Nicki Minaj shared a couple photos from her time on the set of her upcoming video with Joe Jonas and the DNCE crew for their upcoming single "Kissing Strangers", but before that arrives we're treated to the official audio first.
"She's sweet. She's amazing. We were really excited that she was so hands on, and came to this video and killed it in the best way," Joe Jonas said. "Her part in the song is fantastic."
Aimed at radio play, stream the uptempo pop-collab and let us know what you think. (Single available on iTunes)
Quotable Lyrics:
I got a boy that I kinda like
This is a kiss-kiss, tongue him down kind of night
He got that uhm-uhm, heard he got that China white
He got that bomb, I think I'mma call him dynamite
I gotta lotta sons, I can show you all the sonograms
Me? I'm Jem, and these bitches is the holograms
They ships sink, but my ship is just cruise
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Advice of the Wise, Grandparents Day Contest, What is the best advice a grandparent ever gave you? Entries due Sept. 5. Winners announced online Sept. 7. For more information or to submit words of advice, visit www.elderwisdomcircle.org and click Advice Contest.
Alzheimer's Memory Walk. The 5K walk begins at 10 a.m.; registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Walk alone, form a team, or walk your dog in the Dog Walk. Pledge forms available now. Call 266-8773 for more.
Pet Adoption Workshop, Animal Instincts, 20 Mountview Lane, Suites B & C. $10 donation to Colorado Springs All Breed Rescue. Sat., Aug. 2, 10 a.m. For more, call 264-6460.
Meet 'n Greet a pet, Petsmart on Powers Blvd., Sat., Aug 2, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and Sat., Aug. 17, noon to 4 p.m. For more, call 264-6460.
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Civic Opportunities Fort Carson Restoration Advisory Board Meeting, City Hall, 107 N. Nevada Ave. Free. Open to the public. Thurs., Aug. 14, 6:30 p.m. For more, call 526-8001.
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|There's more than one way to do things
Re: Interview Counterattack: "Show me a project-plan"by Mutant (Priest)
|on Apr 16, 2008 at 07:45 UTC ( #680745=note: print w/replies, xml )
|Need Help??
I agree with your general sentiment, but I don't agree that they should necessarily be able to produce a "project plan". In fact, I'd be worried if they had a highly detailed project plan, because in software development, those are rarely kept to (your comparison to the building industry doesn't hold a lot of water in my opinion. It's possible to do deterministic planning in building - what you plan is pretty damn close to what you build. It's very rarely the case that that's true with software).
Still, I'd hope they had some documentation about their project. A well shaped product backlog would be a good start in my books.
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And I did scrapbooking
Another 'I never thought' thing.
Me? Handicraft? Make stuff without using a computer?? Nah…
But there you go. I did my first scrapbooking.
Love made me do it.
I truly enjoyed it. It seems like the only possible way for me to physically express my love to mummy. I can't hug her anymore to show my love; I can't kiss her.
So to the greatest lady of my life who loves her bling, may you continue bling-ing it on in heaven. Love love you, mi.


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Kulemesin Yuriy v HKSAR - The Neftegaz67
Hong Kong
Kulemesin Yuriy v HKSAR - The Neftegaz67
Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal: Ma CJ, Chan, Riberio and Tang PJJ and Lord Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony NPJ: FACV No. 6 and 7 of 2012: 22 February 2013
Mr Nigel Jacobs QC, Mr Peter Duncan SC and Mr James McGowan, instructed by Ince & Co for the 1st Appellant (FACC No. 6 of 2012)
Mr Gerard McCoy SC and Mr Timothy Brenton QC, instructed by Holman Fenwick Willan for the 2nd Appellant (FACC No. 7 of 2012)
Mr Simon Westbrook SC instructed by the Department of Justice and Mr Robert KY Lee SADPP and Ms Jasmine Ching SPP of that Department for the Respondent
The Court of Final Appeal held that, in relation to the offence of endangering the safety of others under section 72 of the Shipping and Port Control Ordinance (Cap.313) ('SPCO'), the defendant should be acquitted where the evidence raised a reasonable doubt as to whether he had acted or omitted to act in the honest belief on reasonable grounds that his conduct was not such as to cause danger to the safety of others. Further, for the purpose of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972 ('COLREGS)', whether a channel was a narrow channel was a question of fact and required a detailed examination of the place where the accident happened and the nature of the channel. The conviction of the 1st Appellant was upheld as he had unreasonably believed that the channel in question was not a narrow channel and had failed to notice alerts raised by the oncoming vessel in the opposite direction. The conviction of the 2nd Appellant was quashed as he honestly and reasonably – albeit mistakenly – believed that his conduct did not endanger the safety of others.
This note has been contributed by Ken T.C. Lee, LLB(Hons), PCLL (University of Hong Kong), BCL(Oxon) and barrister-at-law in Hong Kong.
On 22 March 2008, the "NEFTEGAZ 67" ("N67"), a Ukrainian flagged oil rig supply vessel, collided with the "YAO HUI" ("YH"), a Chinese flagged bulk carrier, in a buoyed channel ("the Channel") running between the north coast of Lantau Island and the coast near Castle Peak within Hong Kong waters. N67 sank with the tragic loss of 18 of her 25 crew members. YH suffered damage but none of her crew was lost or injured.
The 1st Appellant was the master of N67. The 2nd Appellant was the senior pilot of YH at the time of collision.
The Channel was from east to west with flow towards the west. It was described in the Pilot Book "Admiralty Sailing Directions: China Sea Pilot, Volume 1" as a buoyed channel. It was delineated by six buoys which conformed to and were part of the uniform system of buoyage laid down by the International Association of Lighthouses (IALA). The Channel was delineated on the northern side, from east to west, by bouys CP1, CP3 and CP5; and on the southern side by buoys CP2 and CP4. CP2 was broadly opposite to CP1, and CP4 to CP5. The point of collision between N67 and YH was close to the eastern entrance to the Channel.
The Appellants were charged with the offence of endangering the safety of others in contravention of section 72 of the SPCO. The current version of s.72 provided that:
"Any person who by any unlawful act, or in any manner whatsoever without reasonable excuse, endangers or causes to be endangered the safety of any person conveyed in or being in or upon any vessel or in the sea commits an offence…"
The maximum penalty of the offence was 4-year imprisonment and a fine of $200,000.
The prosecution relied on both limbs of s.72: that (a) the Appellants performed an unlawful act and thereby endangered the safety of others and (b) the endangerment was caused by them in any manner whatever without reasonable excuse. It was alleged that contrary to s.10(3) of the SPCO, both Appellants performed unlawful acts by breaching rules 5 and 8 of the COLREGS, and in additional for the 1st Appellant, of rule 9. (The text of these rules is set out in the footnotes below).
The Judge convicted the 1st Appellant under both limbs, and the 2nd Appellant under the unlawful act limb only. Their appeals against conviction to the Court of Appeal were dismissed, although their sentences were reduced. Both courts regarded the offence as one of absolute liability, so far as the consequence of endangerment was concerned.
COLREGS was made applicable to all vessels while they were within the waters of Hong Kong under s.10(1) of the SPCO. Section 10(3) imposed criminal liability for breach of COLREGS on the owner of the vessel, the master or any person responsible for the conduct of the vessel.
The Appellants appealed against their conviction to the Court of Final Appeal. The following issues were before the Court:
(1) What state of mind of the accused was required for the offence under section 72; in particular, was it incumbent upon the prosecution to prove that the accused had a 'guilty mind' ('mens rea' in Latin), namely that the accused either intended to endanger or cause endangerment or was reckless as to whether endangerment was caused?
(2) Was the Chanel a "narrow channel" for the purpose of rule 9 of COLREGS, and whether the Appellants were in any way navigating in breach of COLREGS.
The Court unanimously dismissed the appeal by the 1st Appellant and allowed the appeal of the 2nd Appellant. Riberio PJ gave the leading judgment on Issue (1), and the judgement of Lord Clarke NPJ focused on Issue (2).
Riberio PJ noted that the offence under s.72 had three physical requirements: prohibited conduct, causation and endangerment. He held that it would be wrong to require proof of full mens rea. There might be many cases where the prosecution might face significant problems of proof, as the collision might be the result of a combination of factors arising out of the interaction between two vessels developing over time, making it difficult to establish the facts upon which inference could be drawn regarding each defendant's state of mind. On a proper construction of s.72, if the defendant was able to rely on evidence which, if unrebutted, raised a reasonable doubt as to whether he acted or omitted to act in the honest belief on reasonable grounds that his conduct was not such as to cause danger to the safety of others, the defendant was entitled to be acquitted unless the prosecution could establish the contrary beyond reasonable doubt.
The offence under s.72 was not a merely regulatory offence, but involved serious criminal liability. A conviction was likely to have serious professional ramifications for the mariners involved. The net of criminal liability cast by s.72 was very wide. It applied to "any person" and covered conduct of any form, so long as it endangered safety. It would in principle be objectionable to find someone guilty in the absence of some culpable state of mind with regard to endangerment which was at the very core of the offence. No deterrent value or social benefit would be gained by punishing persons who lacked such culpable mental states since they could not be expected to behave any differently notwithstanding potential liability.
Turning to the navigational issues, Lord Clarke NPJ held that whether a buoyed channel was a narrow channel was a question of fact. The answer depended upon considering a number of different factors. In particular, it involved a detailed examination of the scene of the accident and the nature of the channel, including its buoys (if any), the geography, topology and bathymetry of the area, the width of the channel, the size and characteristics of the vessels that used it and the manner in which seamen in fact navigated within the channel.
This relevant information had to be available to pilots and mariners so that they were able to judge the true position. Thus, the relevant Admiralty charts, sailing directions and local regulations must be consulted. While official designation of a narrow channel publicized to mariners would be conclusive, the absence of such a designation was irrelevant , unless a particular area was formally noted on marine charts or otherwise publicly stated as not being a narrow channel. That the Hong Kong Marine Department did not treat the Channel as a narrow channel was irrelevant. That opinion was not disseminated to mariners generally, and was in any event plainly wrong.
The Judge was correct to find that the Channel was a narrow channel for the purpose of COLREGS. The Channel was physically narrow. It was created out of a much wider area where the depths were significantly less, such that vessels would be expected to pass safely port to port in accordance with the narrow channel rule. The IALA buoys denoted its lateral limits; under the IALA system, vessels should keep the green buoys to starboard when proceeding in the direction of flow. A letter signed by 96 of the 101 members of the Hong Kong Pilots Association also stated that they considered that rule 9 applied to the Channel.
The fact that vessels could navigate in waters outside the buoys did not mean that the Channel was not a narrow channel. Examples of such channels appeared in numerous ports in Europe and in cases before the courts.
The critical case established against the 1st Appellant was his unreasonable failure to appreciate that the Channel was a narrow channel, his insistence on maintaining his course until the last and his consequent failure to take starboard helm action at any stage.
Further, contrary to rule 5 of COLREGS, the 1st Appellant failed to keep a good lookout. The 1st Appellant did not see YH's Aldis lamp signals when the vessels were 2nm apart, failed to keep any lookout by radar from the time when they were 1nm apart, and failed to hear YH's short whistle blasts.
The belief of the 1st Appellant that his conduct did not endanger the safety of others could not have been held on reasonable grounds. Thus, the appeal by the 1st Appellant against conviction was dismissed.
As for the 2nd Appellant, YH entered the Channel in a correct position on her starboard side of the Channel between buoys CP1 and CP2. The 2nd Appellant was aware of N67 from about 21.08hrs on 22 March. The 2nd Appellant's navigation of YH was conditioned throughout by his honest and reasonable belief that N67 would move to starboard. He kept a proper lookout on N67 and became increasingly concerned that N67 was proceeding down the middle of the Channel and took a series of steps to alert her to the need to move over. Although the Judge criticised the 2nd Appellant for waiting too long before taking sufficient avoidance action by ordering YH to turn to starboard, there was a reasonable doubt that the 2nd Appellant honestly and reasonably – albeit mistakenly – believed that his conduct was not such as to endanger the safety of others. The appeal of the 2nd Appellant was thus allowed.
Footnotes: Relevant rules in COLREGS
Rule 5: Look-out
Every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper look-out by sight and hearing as well as by all available means appropriate in the prevailing circumstances and conditions so as to make a full appraisal of the situation and of the risk of collision.
Rule 8: Action to avoid collision
(a) Any action to avoid collision shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, be positive, made in ample time and with due regard to the observance of good seamanship….
(d) Action taken to avoid collision with another vessel shall be such as to result in passing at a safe distance. The effectiveness of the action shall be carefully checked until the other vessel is finally past and clear. ...
Rule 9: Narrow channels
(a) A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel or fairway shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel or fairway which lies on her starboard side as is safe and practicable.


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Horse Route
Ride 13 in the Bedfordshire on Horseback series. Approximately 12km (7.5 miles) with option to shorten to 10.5km (6.5 mile) and can be extended by linking to the Warden Hill and Barton Hills Ride. This ride involves about 800m of roadwork on roads that are generally quiet outside peak times. The route is on tracks and bridleways across farmland and downs, with many uphill and downhill sections; there are several opportunities for a nice canter.
Follow the Barton Road (A6) running out of Luton to the north and turn right onto Warden Hill Road.
The car park is reached from the A6 up Warden Hill Road (signed Cardinal Newman School and South Beds Golf Course),
Start Description This circular route starts and ends at the Warden Hill car park.
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
- Download this file >> prenpac.zip | on google drive
- Extract it
- First, execute the "Project1.exe" to test-run it
- And then you can execute the "Project1.dpr" to view the entire source code (Borland Delphi 7 is required)
- Enjoy it!
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See also: How to Add POP3 Email Account on Samsung Galaxy S3
Here you can add multiple emails at once. Including you can also add Microsof Exchange email account. If your workplace allow you, you can sync your Exchange account with your Galaxy SIII.
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How to add a Microsoft Exchange email account?
As written on bell.ca, here are the steps you need to do to add this kind of email account:
- Go to Apps through Home screen.
- Scroll to Settings, then tap on it.
- Tap Accounts and sync.
- Tap Add account button.
- Tap Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. When the dot indicator next to this option shows green means this option has been added.
- In the account field type your workplace email address.
- In the password field type your workplace email password.
- Tap Next button.
- In the domain field type the Domain name.
- Tap Hide keyboard key on the virtual keyboard.
- Tap Next button.
- Here you can determine the settings for your account option, then tap Next button.
- If you want to change the account name, type your new account name in the account name field.
- Tap Done button.
- Finish. Now your Microsoft Exchange email account has been successfully added to your phone.
By knowing how to add an email account on your Galaxy SIII including your Exchange account, now you can check, send or sync your account with ease directly on your phone. But, please note that the setup for Exchange may vary slightly due to the corporate network infrastructure may also differ from each other. You can ask for help to your corporate IT dept if you have problems on your Exchange account. So, try this useful tips then share your experience here through the comment below :)


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User talk:Bernz
I discovered LinuxMCE via one of the newsaggs (I think it was reddit). I had been searching for a whole-home multimedia and automation setup, and this looks like one of the best bundles out there.
I'm slowly (and I stress that) building a multimedia extravaganza in my home. I intend to have everything automated as much as possible, mainly because it's possible -- I mean, we stopped living in caves, even though they were a reasonable form of shelter, right?
Anyway, I think it would be great to build a knowledge store about how well various hardware works with LinuxMCE. I call it the Suggested hardware page.
I am going to record my experiences installing Kubuntu Feisty (7.04) on an Epia CN100000EG Mini-ITX PC, with an LG 42LB5D LCD TV as the main display device, and a Harman/Kardon AVR245 receiver for audio. I'm starting to suspect the CN10000EG is a little underpowered for my purposes, although I don't intend to do anything much more CPU-intensive than playing DVDs, or digitized video or music. If you have a suggestion for a better motherboard that is fanless, please email me about it. Cheers!
Scratch pad:
- I browsed through /var/log/Xorg.0.log, and discovered a few modelines that are compatible with the TV, including one that looks promising:
Modeline "1920x1080" 148.50 1920 2008 2052 2200 1080 1084 1089 1124 +hsync +vsyncOkay, this modeline doesn't work perfectly; the image is off-center to the right, so I will have to keep playing with it. Unfortunately, xvidtune does not support my video hardware (the UniChrome).
- I've tried my laptop with the TV, using the VGA-out. Windows XP Home is able to provide relatively good image quality at 1360x768, a resolution which the TV can match perfectly as a full 16:9 wide-screen format (you've GOTTA see full-screen media player visualizers like this!). I can also run at 1920x1080, but for my setup, there are two drawbacks:
- the amount of video swim, despite being fairly small, exceeds my personal tolerance
- the video hardware is a little too slow to watch full-screen video at full frame rate
Annoyances (and Maybe Solutions)
- Misaligned/badly sized text mode(s): The combination of TV and PC has resulted in the first (and maybe last) column of characters in text mode to be off-screen. This isn't horrible, but annoying to be sure.
- There is an easy, sure-fire fix for this one: Menu (button on remote) -> Picture (sub-menu) -> Screen -> Position. Move the screen right (or wherever else necessary) to bring the hidden pixels into view. It is possible to center the screen perfectly; I leave it to your imagination to figure out a way (there's more than one ;-).
- Counter-intuitive OSD behaviour(s): The menu buttons on the remote feel good, and I often hit the desired one accidentally when guessing (still learning the feel of it). The menu layouts are pretty awesome, too, but I've found one quirk when I adjust picture mode settings for User#. Once I've reached a specific field, if I want to decrease the value (usually "arrow-left" on the remote), pressing left jumps back up the menu stack. I would prefer this solution (other ideas are welcomed):
- (Suggested fix for manufacturer) Change the UI on the picture mode User1/User2 control panel (Contrast, Brightness, etc), so that "arrow-left" begins to adjust the selected item, just as "arrow-right" does. In addition, change "Press [MENU] to confirm" to "Press [ENTER] to confirm or [MENU] to cancel" and change/add functionality to match the new text. That would perfect the OSD UI! :-)
- Video swim: in higher-resolution modes, vertical lines may have a shimmer caused by the tiny sinusoidal horizontal oscillation of their component pixels, so the vertical edges of windows and other lines appear to have a slight shimmer/instability
- I'm not sure there's a proper fix, but the effect can be reduced by using high quality, shielded cables, as short as possible, with no loops, and applying general electrical noise abatement techniques
- Generally, swim increases as with resolution; often, even a slightly lower resolution can offer a great improvement in stability
- Using a video card with better output options (DVI/HDMI) could be the best overall solution, but I have yet to try it