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Tensile Testers
Testometric Materials Testing Machines
Polymer Testing Instruments is the USA Representative for Testometric ( UK )
This established Company has enjoyed forty years of continuing development in universal strength testing machines for tension, compression, flexure, shear and product testing. Testometric machines are used in over 100 countries worldwide.
These Tensile Testers are built to order with the required specifications to perform the prescribed material testing as set forth by our customers. We welcome your enquiries to assist you in determining the best Custom built Tensile Tester to meet with your needs.
CT Range
The CT range of universal strength testing machines use Testometric's feature-rich winTest™ Analysis software running under the Windows™ operating system for control and testing that is compliant with all relevant industry standards. Advanced, standard and complex multistage test procedures are fully configurable and controlled using the standard PC interface. PC systems can be supplied or customers can utilize their own PC¹.
winTest Analysis Materials Testing Software
winTest Analysis materials testing software is a fully-integrated and fully-customizable package that supports all industry standards including ISO, ASTM and BS EN specifications. Test types supported include tensile, compression, flexure, peel, tear, burst, adhesion, shear, spring, cycle, food, GRC and hardness. winTest Analysis is very flexible providing simple peak force testing or complex user-defined multistage step testing for specialized testing requirements.
winTest Analysis Key Features
- Intuitive and simple-to-use operation and set-up.
- User-defined machine control routines.
- Configurable trigger points for sample break detection, with multiple methods.
- Configurable statistics summary for each test report.
- Customized test calculations.
- Pass/Fail tolerance bands.
- Fully-configurable test reports.
- Pre-defined industry standard test methods available.
- Comprehensive library of industry standard calculations.
- Display of best fit straight line in the elastic region, for calculation of E modulus, proof stress etc.
- Transfer of test data to Excel, Word and Access
- Import and export of test definitions in XML format.
- Golden sample, a test curve can be selected as a reference and tolerance bands can be set to provide an instant visual check that all subsequent tests are within tolerance.
- Video extensometer image processing software, including transverse and multi point measurement.
- Direct connection to customer network systems.
- Crosshead speed control selectable in either linear, load, stress or strain rate.
- Sequential calculations to take measurement at set intervals for long term tests etc.
- Custom statistics can be generated for selected calculation.
- Multi-level password security.
- Audit trail to log activities performed during any use of the machine and software.
- Direct connection to Testometric control center for on line service, software upgrades, test method download etc.
- Event marking during real time plotting of test curve.
- Retrospective analysis of all test calculations.
- User-defined header and footer on test reports.
- Export test results and raw curve data in ASCII format.
- Generate test reports in PDF format for email etc.
- Calculate results on pre-defined test regions.
- Multi-lingual support with one key press.
- Support for an extensive range of peripherals including balances, extensometers, thickness gauges, contractometers, environmental chambers etc.
- Load cell calibration check log for reference and diagnostics.
- Comments field and custom columns available for each test series and for individual tests.
- Auto-print and preview option.
- Tester system diagnostics integrated into software.
- Integrated Help file with graphical representations of stored calculations.
- User-friendly test data backup can be configured for periodic reminders.
- Industry specific test standards installer available.


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Don't Divide Your SEOAugust 6th, 2009 | Posted in Design, links, Misc, Websites | Comments Off on Don't Divide Your SEO
A lot of people are dividing their off site SEO efforts without even realizing it. Specifically they're not being consistent about how they present the url for their site. Sometimes they'll use the "www." and other times they won't. The same goes for the trailing slash at the end of the url, sometimes they include it, other times they don't.
The problem is that search engines treat each version of the url as a completely separate entity. http://www.blogdoofus.com and http://blogdoofus.com are NOT the same address in the eyes of search engines. The same goes for either url with or without the trailing slash.
While you can't do anything about how others link to your site, you CAN do something about the url that you use in comments, forum signatures, advertising and so on. Pick one form of your url and then only use that one.
For example, I'm a bit lazy and don't see the point of using "www." in my url so I never use it. I also don't use the trailing slash either for the base url for this blog. Granted, WordPress will typically add a trailing slash to single post page urls but since I don't have to type them, I don't care about that and leave it as WP generates it.
By being consistent with how you use your site url, you can concentrate all of the "link juice" you generate on one form which will help avoid confusing search engines.
To help further avoid confusion, I also have a bit of code in my .htaccess file that automatically converts to the non "www." form of the url so that any visitor here will never see it and if they do notice that they clicked or typed a "www." form and their location bar ends up shown a non "www." form of the url, this should be a little clue as to which version I prefer to use.
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} .
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^example\.com
RewriteRule (.*) http://example\.com/$1 [R=301,L]
All you need to do is add this code to your .htaccess file (assuming you use Linux based hosting), just above the code that WordPress put there. (making sure to change example.com to your url! Otherwise you'll break your site!
[Tags]canonical url, off site seo, url format, url forms, www, no www, trailing slash, consistency[/tags]
Just copy this code and paste it on your site where you want the link to appear:

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THE SECRET OF A KISS is here!
If you like Phantom of the Opera, you are gonna love this book! And I loved writing it. Only $2.99 or FREE on Kindle Unlimited!
A lonely stretch of highway, a handsome stranger, and a long-kept secret that could wreck everything.
Linden Adair is a talented makeup artist on the New York Broadway show, Phantom of the Opera, creating the hideous scar for the actor who plays the phantom every night. But nobody knows the deep scars Linden carries after the divorce from her husband, Mark Denly—who is the famous director of Phantom.
Desperate to get away after enduring several years of heartache, Linden takes a cross-country trip to visit her best friend in Seattle. While driving on a deserted stretch of highway late at night, she hits a deer and crashes the rental car into a gully outside of Snow Valley, Montana.
A devastatingly handsome stranger with a tow truck rescues Linden and her smashed vehicle, but when she catches sight of him in the light, she's shocked. Anton Baldwin possess a terrible scar on his face—just like the phantom she created every night at the theater.
But Anton is hiding more than the truth behind his scar, and during a whirlwind week while being recruited for a television show being filmed in Snow Valley, the secrets of this enigmatic man turn her world upside down.
When Anton helps Linden open up to the world around her, Linden wonders if the small town of Snow Valley might hold the magic she needs to heal the scars on her broken heart.
If you like sweet romance and second chance love stories, then you'll love THE SECRET OF A KISS, A Snow Valley Romance.
I'm so thrilled this book is finally out, and wowed by all the fantastic reviews it's getting, including hitting three #1 Amazon Bestseller lists for more than two weeks straight!
I hope you love it as much as I do.
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The National Hockey League season of 1944/45 was of course the year of the NHL's first 50 goal season by Maurice Richard. The Rocket scored 18 goals more than any other skater that year, but if the fates had been different, we may have seen a fantastic two-man race toward the elusive 50 goal barrier. Toronto Maple Leaf, Dave "Sweeney" Schriner had tallied an amazing 9 goals in his first 7 games that year. Perhaps, if not for an injury that cost him almost half the season, Sweeney Schriner may have joined Richard as the first 50 goal scorer.
The 33 year-old Schriner would be shutout in his 8th game but notched 2 goals on November 8, 1944 giving him 11 markers in 9 matches. This would be the game in which he would be injured. After which Schriner was quoted;"That's one time the coach can't say I wasn't back-checking." The Toronto Star described the injury; "Schriner says he was cruising in home waters looking for a stray puck when he saw Mush March pounce and start for (goaltender) McCool with dirt in his eye. He swung along with Mush and next thing he knew he was mushed into the steel upright. 'You should see this leg', said he, 'It's turned hard like cement.' Sweeney thinks the fibre leg pad he wore saved the limb from a fracture."
His 11 goals were four more than any other player to this point in the season, four more than even Maurice Richard, the man who would be the first to score 50. By mid-December, even though he had missed over a month of playing time, Schriner and his 17 points still sat 13th in the NHL points race. The Rocket tallied 12 goals in the 8 games since Schriner went down with his injury, giving Richard the goal scoring lead with 19 goals through 17 games, well on his way to history.
Schriner would spend the Christmas holidays at home in Calgary, resting his injured knee. He planned on returning to Toronto in the New Year but at that point coach Hap Day did not know when Schriner would be ready to put the skates on again. It took until January 6, for Schriner to begin a conditioning program, but he returned quickly to game shape and played on January 9. He notched one assist in that game versus the Rangers, then scored 2 goals in his second game back against Montreal.
As of early March, Schriner had played 12 games since returning to action, scoring 7 goals and 5 assists in the process. Certainly his pace had slowed down, but on the strength of his hot start he managed to reappear on the NHL's scoring leader table. On March 6, his 18 goals, 11 assists and 29 points placed him 29th in league scoring. Schriner finished strong with 4 goals and 8 points in his last 5 matches and ended up 22nd in points despite missing 24 of the 50 games. In fact, Schriner's 22 goals ranked him 13th in the NHL in 1944/45.It would have been difficult for him to continue his early season scoring rate through an entire season, but if not for his injury, he almost certainly would have bested second place goal man Herb Cain's 32, and might have even given the Rocket a run for first to 50.
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I'm currently reading, A Family's Heartbreak – A Parent's Introduction to Parental Alienation, for an upcoming book review, so I don't want to go into much detail here, but so far this book is an excellent primer on what causes PA. Written in a clear and easy to understand style, the book details one man's journey into the nightmare of Parental Alienation.
As a psychological study, A Family's Heartbreak, does an excellent job of exploring the dynamics of PA, which comes in three main levels. The "moderate" level is described at www.KeepingFamiliesConnected.org like this:
Moderate Parental Alienation: These parents are similar to the first parent in that for the most part they mean well. They also understand that their child needs to have a healthy and loving relationship with the other parent in order to develop in a healthy way. Where they differ is, they believe that the relationship with the other parent should never cost them anything, interfere with or inconvenience their life. These parents operate in the emotional, selfish realm, and are very defensive. They have a hard time controlling their emotions and take everything personally.
During periods of emotional turmoil or disagreement they mount an explosive and possibly even a violent attack on the other parent. The gloves are off and they will do anything to win. They continue to attack as long as they perceive there is a threat to their image, their selfish actions or the control they have over others. These parents are very willing to use the family court system during a child custody battle to achieve their goals of control and retribution over the "targeted" (rejected) parent whenever necessary to "win" a battle or prove a point. When the threat disappears, the alienating tactics subside. While they may not encourage the child to have a relationship with the other parent, they aren't actively sabotaging the relationship either. That is, until the next perceived threat and then the cycle repeats itself.
As family law attorneys, we see this type of behavior often. It's the parent who wants to change times to her convenience, or never wants to share the transportation of the children. This type of parent is harder to deal with because her needs always "seem reasonable" until you look at the big picture. It's that big picture that the book, A Family's Heartbreak confronts and explains. It's the "BIG PICTURE" that lets you see you're dealing with a damaged personality in the mother. Unfortunately, you can only see the big picture over time, and when you step back.


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My step kids love to have a schedule. I find it hard to believe at moments, but they really do. They have actually asked me for one! The biggest reason I started this was because at about 3:00 everyday they were over each other. They would start trying to irritate each other on purpose,making one of them loose it and ultimately making me loose it, as well. So I decided that they would eat lunch at a certain time and then have "quiet time" away from each other for an hour after lunch. That's when they decided they really liked having set times for things and asked if I could make a schedule to follow. My husband and I are both happily surprised by how well this works. I don't really enforce the schedule, but the kids enjoy following it. I thought I would share in case anyone else out there has kids that enjoy being on a schedule! In case anyone is wondering about Kahn Academy, it is AWESOME! Extremely worth your time especially in the summer, it helps them keep learning over summer!
Tag Archives: Summer
Stepmom'ing In the Summer
Summertime is here! YAY! I love summer, I love the warm weather, I love the fun activities and most of all I love having my step kids home with me all day!
I enjoy getting out of the house and experiencing fun things that we normally don't have the time to do. I'll be sharing more about this as the summer goes.
As much as I love getting out of the house, I always get the dreaded question "what are we doing next?" on our way home! I always think "we haven't even made it home yet!"
So I decided to be proactive this summer we made a "Summer of Fun" wall by the kids' chore charts. The first thing I did was make an I'm Bored list. This is for those moments I haven't planned every minute of their day. I tried to be creative as well as add in those "read a book" ones. I showed my step kids and they were excited about all the things on the list. SCORE! Here is the list! Hope you can use it to keep your sanity this summer 🙂 Please keep in mind my step kids are older, so some won't work for younger kids!
I'll be adding our summer bucket lists, calendar and daily schedules too!


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Evergreen Magazine Fall 2012
Electoral College
The 2012 election is a real-time text for three Evergreen programs.
On the Road Again
For Bob Funk '09, behind the campaign scenes is where he makes a difference.
Meet the Press
Tony Sermonti '04 on the road with the White House
Happy 40th, Evergreen!
From seminars and discussions to the party on Red Square, Greeners Returned to Evergreen to celebrate a milestone anniversary.
Reforming the Political Landscape
Two Greeners are at the frontline of people's movements to clean up elections and environmental policies.
Under the Dome
Greeners make sure Washington State legislators have what they need to do their work.
Weaving Together the Threads of My Education
Evergreen students write a plan for their future.
News & Notes
Vision to Lift Sails
Army veteran and Evergreen student Hoyle Hodges launches a sustainable shipping solution.
Hello, Climate Change
TEDxThe Evergreen State College
Confronting Addiction with Soccer and Art
Corey Johnson '12
Flying High
Halle Hutchison '88 leads branding for Alaska Airlines
The Savoy King
Jeff Kaufman brings swing band pioneer Chick Webb to the big screen
Living History
New Greeners meet civil rights icon Carlotta Walls LaNier of the "Little Rock Nine"


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Items in New York Heritage are organized into collections, which provide additional context for understanding their significance and meaning.
Photographic postcards documenting the town of DeRuyter and surrounding areas in the early to mid-20th century.
The Emporium Lumber Company was a logging company located in Conifer, New York in the early 20th century. This collection of photographs relates to their logging and railroad business.
Items of local historic Interest from the collections of residents and other sources
This collection contains images documenting the inventors and inventions of the GE Research Laboratory from 1900 - 1990.
The collection features text documents highlighting the history of General Electric and its founders.


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A pioneering wave-energy project in Portugal has fallen victim to the global economic downturn after the collapse of its majority owner, Australian-based infrastructure giant Babcock & Brown.
Last September, three machines manufactured in Scotland by Pelamis were connected to the grid near Aguçadoura in northern Portugal, becoming the world's first commercial wave-power plant.
The devices, shaped like giant articulated snakes and collectively capable of powering more than a thousand homes, were installed at a cost of about £7m. Most of the money was provided by the energy firm Enersis, which had been purchased two years previously by Babcock & Brown for nearly €500m.
Babcock & Brown had taken on considerable amounts of debt and last year its share price plummeted as global credit dried up. Last week, it was placed into voluntary administration, having begun the process of asset disposal. The company's 77% share in the Aguçadoura wave plant is now up for sale.
To make matters worse for the Pelamis project, the generating devices themselves have suffered various technical hitches and have been brought onland for repairs. Until a new owner takes over the majority stake, Pelamis is unable to fix these problems and the devices will stay out of action.
Pelamis insists the technical challenges are not serious. Max Carcas, a spokesman for the Edinburgh-based company, said: "In a project of this nature, the world's first wave energy plant, it's inevitable that there will be niggles and issues to tackle. We've had nothing that isn't expected."
Though Carcas expects to see the three generators reconnected to the Portuguese grid at some stage, he acknowledges the collapse of Babcock & Brown leaves the project "in a state of limbo".
There have been mixed results so far in 2009 for Pelamis. Last month, energy firm E.ON, one of Britain's big six energy suppliers, announced it had placed an order for the company's second-generation P2 wave power device. This marks the first time a utility has purchased a marine energy generator in the UK, according to Pelamis.
The P2, which is 180m long (50m longer that the devices in Portugal), will be installed at the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney. E.ON expects the P2 to be fully operational by 2010, with the following two years used to "test and improve the device's working capabilities".
A spokesman for E.ON said: "As an island, the UK's potential for wave and tidal power is massive. It's very early days but if things go well, we'd expect wave generators to become as familiar a sight as wind turbines are today."


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I wanted to send a thank you to everyone who frequents my page. This is the largest month on record for number of hits. It is also one of the largest months on record for book sales.
I owe a thank you to everyone. I will continue to post what I think are insightful and worthwhile things to read. I also will continue to publish more books (one coming very soon). But while you are waiting there are plenty to choose from. With North Korea being all pesky again The Last World War seems relevant (click on books at the top of the page).
Again, thanks to each and every one of you.
Tim I.


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According to BBC, U.S. universities are among the most-searched institutions on Google. Similarly, 6 of the top-ranking higher education institutions in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings are U.S. universities.
All over the U.S. students find some of the best, most reputable universities in the world. But, how can you make sure that you will be accepted to one? Below I will run through some of the steps and approaches to selecting a university, and making sure that you have what it takes to be admitted.
1. Choose the right degree subject in the U.S.
At every university in the U.S., you can find the degree programme that suits your needs or that you're most interested in. Here are some of the many options you have to choose from:
- MBA degrees
- Masters in Media Management
- Masters in Computer Science
- Masters in Engineering
- Masters in Psychology
2. Choose the right U.S. university
Here are some top U.S. universities you should consider for your study abroad adventure:
- Harvard Kennedy School
- Columbia University
- University at Buffalo, School of Engineering
- California State University Northridge
- Roger Williams University
- Santa Clara University
You can pick an online Master's degree from universities based in the US:
3. Prepare to apply
- Most universities give you the option to apply directly through their websites.
- Be sure to read the requirements carefully when applying to American universities. Some will require standardised tests (GRE, GMAT, MCAT, LSAT), and others will ask for different materials (writing sample, portfolio, list of patents) as part of the American university application process.
- Most students apply to 3-5 universities to increase their chances of being admitted.
- University application fees are usually between $75-$100, depending on the university. If you have trouble paying your admission fee, contact the university or programme directly.
- Non-U.S. students may be required to supply proof that their English-language skills are proficient enough to attend classes. Be sure to have your TOEFL, IELTS, or C1 Advanced certificates available.
The U.S. doesn't currently have an application system for all universities. Local and foreign students should apply directly through the university. Follow the links on the university websites, and make sure to follow the instructions carefully.
4. Language requirements for U.S. university applications
To ensure that you are able to effectively learn and participate in your classes, you will need to show that you have good enough English-language skills to apply for admission to a U.S. university. The minimum scores will depend largely on the programme and the university. Most U.S. universities will accept one of these two tests:
- IELTS (International English Language Testing Service)
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
Double check the university and programme requirements to the minimum score they expect from their applicants.
5. Required application documents
Different universities and programmes will require different documents. However, these are the items you are most likely to need if you apply to a university in the U.S.
- Transcripts or records of grades (high school and/or university)
- Resume/CV
- Test scores (SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT)
- Proof of English-language proficiency
- Motivation letter or Statement of Purpose
- Application fee
- Writing Sample
- Passport photo
6. University application deadlines in the U.S.
If you are applying for an undergraduate (Bachelor's) degree in the U.S., universities will typically offer two application deadlines - early admission and regular admission.
- If you're applying for admission for Fall, early admission deadlines will be between October and November, the previous year.
- If you're applying for admission for Fall, regular admission deadlines will be between February and March, the same year.
If you are applying for a post-graduate (Master's or Ph.D) degree, your American university application deadline will depend on the semester in which you are enrolling (Spring intake or Fall intake).
- If you are applying for admission for the Fall, your deadline can be anywhere from January to March.
- If you are applying for admission for Spring, your deadline is probably anywhere between July and September of the previous year.
These deadlines can vary drastically depending on which programme you are applying for or which university you wish to attend. Be sure to contact the programme itself if you're not sure of the correct deadline.
7. Final steps after receiving your acceptance letter
Congratulations on getting your acceptance letter!
- If you aren't a U.S. citizen, you will need to use your acceptance letter to apply for the F-1 student visa.
- Be sure to take the time between your admission letter and the time you apply for funding and scholarships. You can also check out the Studyportals Scholarship to get some help on financing your studies abroad.
- Check whether the university you applied to requires an enrolment fee to secure your spot there.
- Celebrate your victory of being admitted to the university of your dreams!
More about the U.S. student visa based on your nationality. Here is detailed information about the student visa application process for students going to the US:


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Is that a threading insert you are using in the boring bar?Vince
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That was a sizeable lump projecting from the 4 jaw, you went nice and slow I take it? How goes the new motor on the lathe, any further issues?? Regards, Paul Gough.
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Divisions, divides and cultures. Divisions, divides and cultures. It seems to have been my mantra of the last couple of months. And apparently I'm not the only person somehow entranced by these topics.
I had an opportunity to guest post on BikingInLA and talk about my thoughts on bike culture. Zeke responded with his guest post on BikingInLa, providing more thought-provoking insights.
On the other side of things, I've talked ad nauseam about the cycling world's habit of dividing up into subcultures. Truth be told, I don't really think this is a "cycling world" issue as much as it is just human nature. Us versus them seems to be an innate human tenancy.
Now, however, Copenhagenize has brought the two together, and thrown in a little advocacy for flavor. The post 'Bicycle Commuting or Bicycle Culture?' does a great job of expressing some of the ideas I too have had swirling beneath my helmet (or hat, depending on the day).
To many they [commuting and culture] may sound like the same thing, pedalling hand in hand down the cycle track. Unfortunately, there appears to be a clear-cut division. It seems more often than not to be a regional or even cultural divide. [Copenhagenize]
I can definitely recognize the distinction that is being alluded to in this post. I recognize it enough that I can probably draw some very quick conclusions (based entirely on subjective stereotypes) about which side of that division a particular person is on.
But I'm not going to do that…
In fact, one of the first comments to the Copenhagenize article from poster 'BG' is:
Oh, boy — this again. Now, listen: as with the VC debate, there's no need to be so divisive. Most "bicycle commuters" in the Anglo countries are simply doing what works best right now, in the physical and cultural environment they've got. That does not mean that they're opposed to changes that could bring about a bicycle culture. Bicycle culture, as you define it, is a good goal. I'm working for it. But I don't see why that should prevent the geeky hobbyists from enjoying their geeky hobby.
And to that, BG, I say: Touché! Well… touché with a caveat at least.
I'm making the first of my News Years resolutions. I'm going to work to recognize the different perspectives of folks, without attempting to divide based on perspective. The vast array of different uses of bicycles, and the opinions of those that use them, is testament to the amazing utility, functionality and versatility of the bicycle.


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Basic power accuracy of ±0.01% reading
The WT3000E can be used as a reference instrument for periodic in-house calibration of general-purpose power measurement instruments, such as the WT310 and WT330.
With 0.02% accuracy and 1MHz bandwidth, the WT3000 delivers where the highest precision measurements are required. It is the industry standard for R&D work on inverters, motor drives, lighting systems and electronic ballasts, UPS systems, aircraft power, transformer testing, and other power conversion devices.


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Journal of Trauma & TreatmentPsychiatric Care: The Free Choice: Still a Topical Issue?
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Cyril (also Cyrillus or Cyryl) is a masculine given name. It is derived from the Greek name Κύριλλος (Kyrillos) meaning "Lordly, Masterful" which in turn derives from Greek κυριος (Kyrios) "Lord". There are various variant forms of the Cyril name such as Cyrill, Cyrille, Kirill, Kiryl, Kirillos, Kyrylo, Kiril, Kiro and Kyrill.
It may also refer to:
Christian patriarchs or bishops
- Saint Cyril of Jerusalem (c. 313 – 386), theologian and bishop
- Saint Cyril of Alexandria (c. 376 – 444), Patriarch of Alexandria
- Saint Cyril the Philosopher (link to Saints Cyril and Methodius), 9th century Greek missionary, co-invented the Slavic alphabet, translated the Bible into Old Church Slavonic
- Pope Cyril II of Alexandria reigned 1078–1092
- Greek Patriarch Cyril II of Alexandria reigned in the 12th century
- Saint Cyril of Turaw (1130–1182), Belorussian bishop and orthodox saint
- Pope Cyril III of Alexandria reigned 1235–1243
- Cyril, Metropolitan of Moscow died 1572
- Cyril Lucaris (Patriarch Cyril I of Constantinople), reigned for six terms between 1612 and 1638
- Patriarch Cyril III of Constantinople, patriarch in 1652 and 1654
- Cyril V Zaim, Melkite patriarch of Antioch died 1720
- Cyril VI Tanas, Melkite patriarch of Antioch 1724–1760
- Patriarch Cyril V of Constantinople, patriarch in 1748–1757
- Cyril VII Siaj, Melkite patriarch of Antioch 1794–1796
- Patriarch Cyril II of Jerusalem, reigned 1845–1875
- Patriarch Cyril VII of Constantinople, patriarch in 1855–1860
- Pope Cyril IV of Alexandria reigned 1854–1861
- Pope Cyril V of Alexandria reigned 1874–1921
- Cyril VIII Jaha, Melkite patriarch of Antioch 1902–1916
- Cyril IX Moghabghab, Melkite patriarch of Antioch 1925–1946
- Pope Cyril VI of Alexandria, reigned 1959–1971
Other Individuals
- Cyrillus, 5th century Greek jurist
- Sir Cyril Burt (1883-1971), century psychologist
- Cyril Despres (b 1974) French motorcycle rider
- Cyril Delevanti (1889–1975), British actor
- Cyril Bourlon de Rouvre (1945-), French businessman and politician
- Cyril De Zoysa, Sri Lankan businessman and Buddhist revivalist
- Cyril Gautier (1987-), French racing cyclist
- Cyril Perkins (1911-), English cricketer
- Cyril Leo Heraclius, Prince Toumanoff (born Toumanishvili) (1913–1997), Russian-born historian and genealogist who was a Professor Emeritus at Georgetown University
- Cyril Stanley Harrison, (1915 - 1998) English cricketer
- Elder Cyril Pavlov (b. 1919), Russian Orthodox Christian monk, mystic and wonder-worker
- Cyril Smith, British Liberal politician
- S. M. Cyril, educational innovator in India
- Cyril Domoraud, (b. 1971), Ivorian football player (senior career 1992–2008) who played for the Côte d'Ivoire national team (1995–2006)
- Cyril Peter, (b.1997) Famous Internet figure known by as Kyro.
- Cyril Takayama, (b.1973) American-Japanese magician, best known for his magic performance in Japan
Fictional characters
- Another name of Nikita the Furrier
- Cyril Fielding, character in E.M. Forster's novel A Passage to India.
- Cyril Figgis, ISIS agent in the TV show Archer
- Cyril Sneer, the fictional villain aardvark of the 1980s cartoon series The Raccoons
- Cyril O'Reily fictional character from television series Oz
- Cyril "Blakey" Blake, the bus depot inspector from the 1970s British comedy TV series On the Buses
- Cyril (the dog), the fictional bulldog character in Connie Willis' "To Say Nothing of the Dog: How We Found the Bishop's Bird Stump at Last"
- Cyril, the fictional character from the webcomic The Legend Of Maxx.
- Cyril the Ice dragon, from The Legend of Spyro
- Cyril the Little Dead Boy, the fictional character from the graphic novel Cyril
- Cyril Kinnear, the menacing and urbane mastermind from the 1971 British crime film, Get Carter; notably played by chennai.
Place Names
- Cyril, Oklahoma, United States
See also
- Cirillo
- Cyrillus (crater) on the moon
- Cyrille
- Kirill
- Kyrill (disambiguation)
- Saint Cyril (disambiguation)
- St. Cyril's Monastery, a monastery in Kiev, Ukraine
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Skip to 0 minutes and 5 seconds Today we are going to explore practical tips that will help you as a health professional build expertise with communication. And while this may not resolve all cases you encounter, it will promote best practise with communication. It will lay the foundational blocks of making your clinical practise accessible for all citizens, not just people with an intellectual disability. To begin, we must remember as health professionals we have an obligation to communicate well with all our patients and in a way that is best suited to meet their needs. People with an intellectual disability have individual needs when it comes to communication.
Skip to 0 minutes and 49 seconds However, unless the communication need is obvious, do not assume that one exists unless the patient, a family member, or other caregiver tells you. Even when a communication difficulty exists, the exact challenge, and the best way to address this challenge will differ. Before the appointment establish the communication needs of the person through contact with them, and their family, or carer, prior to the appointment. Find out if the person uses augmentative alternative communications systems such as picture boards, or electronic devices. If so, become familiar with the system and ensure the person brings it with them to their appointment.
Skip to 1 minute and 33 seconds Ensure the appointment is scheduled at a point when you have time, when there are fewer distractions at the clinic, and when the person won't feel rushed. Integrate as many communication choices into your repertoire. For example, picture cards, print drawings signs, signs and symbols. This will offer the person control over how they would prefer to communicate, as well as over the choice of how they would like to relay their information. Understand that the appointment will need probably more time than is usual and that you may need a number of consultations to complete the full assessment. Develop rapport. Making connection with the person starts way before they arrive at your clinic or office.
Skip to 2 minutes and 22 seconds Consider placing your picture on their appointment card, so they can begin building familiarity with whom they are going to see. This connection will also support you in building knowledge of the person beforehand it reaches out, and you will be able to develop an understanding of the person's expectations, abilities, and capabilities. On the day of the appointment, greet the person warmly. Don't sit behind the desk expecting the person to come in and take a seat. Avoid creating this barrier by greeting the person from the waiting room, inviting them in, and sitting with them to begin the consult. Greet the person with the intellectual disability first.
Skip to 3 minutes and 7 seconds It is their appointment and while some may not be able to return your greeting, including them first respects their dignity. If you wear a white coat consider removing it if it is not necessary. Begin the connection. Place the person at ease. Welcome them. And begin with clear, simple less demanding questions directed to them. Remember, people with an intellectual disability may have difficulty in processing information, and may be slow to reply. Therefore give them time to respond. Don't talk to the person in a patronising or childish manner. Use appropriate plain language that is clear, simple and concise. Ask the person if they want their carer to stay in the room for the visit. Be attentive to the person's non-verbal cues.
Skip to 4 minutes and 5 seconds These could include hand gestures, body orientation, facial expression, and our eye gaze or movement. Be aware that people may also communicate through vocalisations that are not words. Explain clearly and listen carefully. Tell the person what you are going to do. Explain clearly before you begin. Use visual aids or pictures, and demonstrate where appropriate. Tell them why you are going to do this, and get their permission. Verify they understand by asking them simple questions, and getting their affirmation by repeating in their own words what you have asked. Use their medical file to support information required. Use a system of continuous process consent, whereby you are checking continuously at each phase of the assessment that it is OK to continue.
Skip to 5 minutes and 9 seconds That they understand, and that they are comfortable with you proceeding. Use supporting pictures or diagrams to assist you. Check you have understood them by repeating key words back to them again, using pictures or drawings to assist you. Some people with severe or profound level of intellectual disability may have difficulty providing you with a clear picture of their symptoms. They may have limitations in interpreting internal cues, for example, anxiety. Including their carer, who is very familiar with the person to support you with interpretation, may help you better understand. However, to the best of your ability, keep the focus on the person with an intellectual disability as opposed to the carer.
Overcoming challenges: Developing rapport and making a connection
Thinking about developing rapport with a person with an intellectual disability, it can be useful to break up your contact with them into different stages.
- Before the appointment
- Meeting the person
- During the appointment
Reflect on your current practice.
Think about how you currently develop a rapport or make a connection with a person with an intellectual disability during each of these stages.
- What could you do differently to develop better rapport in the future?
- Share any techniques that you use to develop rapport and explain why you find these useful.
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When The Good Guys Need Help
What might be the scariest part is that Mr. Odjick was apparently in a bad state of mind during Pavel Bure's retirement ceremony. As some may be aware, Gino Odjick was the guy who took Bure under his wing when he got to Vancouver, and vowed that no one would lay a hit or a hand on Bure. The two men were best friends, and remain that close relationship today. However, Odjick's business manager, Kumi Kimura, said yesterday, "He was way gone at Pavel's thing. We were walking on eggshells."
That's pretty devastating. Mr. Odjick seemed like he was overly happy to be there that night, but looks apparently are deceiving if we are to believe Miss Kimura. I thought it was weird that Odjick had shown up in what appeared to be a very casual choice of clothing despite the formality of the Bure retirement ceremony, but I figured that Mr. Odjick was simply walking his own path as he had done in the NHL. However, that was not the case as per Miss Kimura.
"We wanted him in the hospital until two or three days before Pavel's event so he would be calm, be rested and get on the regular meds that control his brain," Kimura said. "Our goal was to get him to Pavel's retirement. He got there, but he walked out in sneakers and a hat when he should be wearing a suit. He knows better. That just wasn't him."
Some have said that there are triggers to mental health problems, and obviously the abuse that Mr. Odjick put himself through over the course of his hockey career could have - and most likely is - the leading factor in Mr. Odjick's struggle with mental health issues. There is still a lot of work to be done when it comes to concussions and concussion-related issues, but the science being done by a number of leading doctors and facilities around the world have really shown that brain injuries are incredibly devastating to players in the present and down the road.
Another trigger that could have caused Mr. Odjick some issues was the passing of his father, Joe Odjick, on November 25. Joe Odjick was his coach at an early age as Gino played through the minor hockey ranks in Quebec. The two had a tight bond, and both were very active when it came to Aboriginal causes. Obviously, it would be hard for Odjick to lose a man he considered his mentor. A man who was a blue-collar, hard-working man that assembled steel skyscrapers across North America for a living. A man who taught and instilled the work ethic seen in Gino Odjick that allowed him to live his dream in professional hockey at the NHL level.
There are statements, though, that just don't add up, making me wonder if there shouldn't be a more intense study done on Mr. Odjick. QMI Agency's Marc de Foy spoke with Mr. Odjick on Monday night from the hospital.
"With Marc Bergevin's help, Michel Therrien got me an appointment with Dr. Vincent Lacroix, head team physician for the Canadiens," he said. "I'll take tests at McGill University."It becomes a scary realization that Gino Odjick is confused and somewhat delusional from a humanitarian standpoint, and Odjick probably requires more help than he realizes. The fact that he fabricated a story about speaking with Marc Bergevin who got him an appointment with Dr. Lacroix shows that there is some sort of major problem that Odjick is battling, and he should probably remain in the hospital in Quebec for a little while longer.
I checked with Dr. Lacroix and Therrien, and the story wasn't true.
"First I've heard of it," Dr. Lacroix told me before the Canadiens-Devils game Monday.
I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Odjick at a Manitoba Moose game. He was very personable, an extremely kind and gentle soul, and he literally signed as many autographs as he could for the kids who came to meet him. There was literally no fan turned away, especially children, despite him needing to leave, and that's the kind of stuff that parents and kids remember about athletes. He is also extremely generous with his time in larger capacities, and is involved in a number of organizations that work to better the lives of children, specifically Aboriginal children, in order for them to succeed. As written in Hidden in Plain Sight: Contributions of Aboriginal Peoples to Canadian Identity and Culture, Volume 1,
Odjick is not only a professional hockey player and a role model for Aboriginal children throughout Canada, he also makes many contributions to his community. He runs the Aboriginal Role Model Hockey School for Aboriginal minor hockey players during the off-season. Through his school, he demonstrates to young Aboriginals the importance of teamwork, involvement in sports, physical fitness, having fun, and believing in themselves. He instills confidence in young Aboriginal athletes.Clearly, Gino Odjick is making a difference in the lives of children and in communities across this great land. Seeing him battle these mental health issues really bothers me because he's one of those guys who would give everything up to help someone else out, and those people are becoming rarer and rarer today.
Odjick also lectures Aboriginal children on the dangers of alcohol abuse. He has received much praise for his anti-drug and alcohol campaign. The chief of Little Shuswap, Felix Arnouse, says that Odjick's message got the attention of youth and that many Natives stopped drinking because of his dedication and hard work.
I lost a good friend in Brad Drake to mental health issues. There isn't a day that goes by where something triggers a memory of Brad, especially during hockey season, and I still miss him dearly. I just wish Brad had sought help so he could have worked through his battle. With Odjick seeking help on his own, there is still a good chance that he can helped by a number of people. And we need to help him - family, friends, fans, coaches, teammates, and organizations. We're all in this together after watching one of hockey's better entertainers fade from the spotlight. With Odjick's battle, though, those who are suffering from mental health issues should know they are never, ever alone.
If you happen to read this, Mr. Odjick, please continue to seek help to assist you in battling any issues you may be experiencing. If you have any contact with Mr. Odjick as family, friend, fan, general acquaintance, or otherwise, please help him when he asks. Even if he stops asking, keep talking to him. Make sure Mr. Odjick knows he's not alone.
This is one fight where the former enforcer can use a couple of good "teammates" to come to his assistance.
Until next time, keep your sticks on the ice!


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Greetings from my last day in the Azores – it's been an incredibly fast six-plus weeks since I arrived from Tuscany. I had a wonderful gathering tonight with old and new friends here to say goodbye, which was a beautiful way to end my time here. I definitely couldn't have accomplished what I was able to in the end without the help of people here, and it was wonderful to have so many of them gathered around the same table. While I'd like to write more about what this past week has held for me, I'm going to leave you now (as it's 1a.m. and I need to be at the airport at 10…) with my final post that went up on National Geographic's Explorer's Journal today. Unless there's free wi-fi in one of the Azorean airports tomorrow, my next contact will be from Boston! It's been a fantastic time here and I just want to give a truly heartfelt thanks to all who've been involved for their support. More to come soon…!
Monthly Archives: August 2012
Stories of rivalry and the economic hardships of whaling…
Hello all!
My most recent post just went live on NG's Explorer's Journal site. Check it out for more stories! The days are dwindling for me – only five more! Today is the first day of orientation for my graduate school program – hard to imagine myself in Massachusetts right now but I better start getting used to the idea…. Hope to have more for you soon!
Reflections on negativity…
I came home last night to an inbox full of negative comments about my posts on the National Geographic Explorer's Journal blog. I was actually surprised these comments didn't come sooner, given the nature of my project. Yet still, to see them for real has been a bit jolting. I know no one is actually attacking me in these comments, but to see these things written about people who, to me, are the sweet old men I spend my days talking to, is a little hard to swallow without some sadness. I know comments like these are rampant on the internet, but they got me thinking. Below are excerpts:
what an inspiring story… not.
Serves him right. And good on the whale for taking the time to teach the idiots a lesson.
I am really surprised at the portrayal of José "Silvino" do Silveira Jorge as some kind of hero. As a story, yes it is amazing but my sympathys are with the whale.
And that is what he gets… he deserved it!!! the whale should've killed him…
And my favorite:
Why do you write about these ruthless men? They should be forgotten forever and with them their pointless, hollow, damaging lifes they spent killing those beautiful intelligent mammals in the most painful of ways. hope these guys end in burning hell
I'd like to take this opportunity to clear up a couple myths about whaling in general and my actual feelings about the topic, given that I steer clear of it in my posts to avoid any bias. I don't expect that the people who are making these comments are the same people who will read this post, so my main hope is that all you lovely good-natured people out there might learn a little bit more about a topic that unfortunately has a lot of misunderstanding surrounding it.
1). Whaling is illegal. False. This is something you hear thrown around a lot among whale conservationists and organizations like Sea Shepherd. I even catch myself saying "when whaling was outlawed" sometimes because it's so engrained in the way that we as people who grew up with "Save the Whales" think. The International Whaling Commission (IWC) is an intergovernmental and international organization created to effectively manage whaling and is comprised of many member countries. In 1986 a global moratorium was passed on commercial whaling, due to highly depleted stocks among the most targeted of whale species. Countries that agreed to the moratorium are bound to it, countries that lodged objections are not. Let me repeat: if you are not a member of the IWC or lodge an objection to a resolution, you are not bound to it. There is no illegality involved (which doesn't mean all IWC member countries are happy about countries that still whale, however). Since the moratorium applied to commercial whaling only, aboriginal subsistence whaling and scientific permit whaling are still on the table – America and several other countries use the former, Japan uses the latter.
2). Japan says they're whaling for research but the meat just "somehow" appears on the market. In the IWC's Article VIII on Scientific Permit whaling, it stipulates: "Any whales taken under these special permits shall so far as practicable be processed and the proceeds shall be dealt with in accordance with directions issued by the Government by which the permit was granted." This means Japan, as the government by which the permit is granted, has say over how to "so far as practicable" process these whales and the proceeds from them. Let's get something straight here, after living in Japan and working on this topic, I'm not condoning what they're doing. Setting a quota for fin whales, which are an endangered species, is a pretty cruel move. There's a lot of secrecy involved in their whaling, but the point here is simply that they're taking advantage of a bad system.
3). It's just wrong to kill whales. This isn't so much a myth as just a general sentiment I've encountered – particularly among Americans, British, Australians, South Africans, and New Zealanders. I don't really know how this came to be so engrained in our cultures, given that whaling was an important part the history of all of these countries. The idea that whale are simply off-limits seems to be tied in with the belief that whales are super-intelligent animals, which is also something that took a major leap throughout the previous decades. Early whale researchers supposed whales were about as intelligent as cows, and somewhere along the "Save the Whales" campaign they became synonymous with high intelligence. Don't like killing intelligent animals? Stop eating pork – pigs rank as some of the smarter mammals out there (and the cutest, I might add). Campaign against the cruelties of factory farms in our own country, don't just attack old men in other countries and condemn them to hell because they were in a line of work you don't morally agree with in order to survive. I have never been able to understand how people who eat meat draw lines regarding which animals are okay to eat and which aren't (because there seem to be a great deal of contradictions within these choices), unless you're talking about an endangered species. On that note…
4). All whales are endangered. Again, one of these ideas I'm not really sure where it's basis is. No doubt that commercial whaling (particularly during the factory ship days in the 1950s) devastated many whale populations in, but that doesn't mean we can paint all of them with the same color. Check out the IUCN Red List for more information.
There are times when I'm writing down all of these stories I'm collecting and stop to think: why do I spend much time thinking about whales dying? I don't like thinking about what happened any more than the next person who grew up loving whales, but I know these men are the last of their kind and have incredible stories of a culture that will be lost with them in the coming years. My own beliefs lie in non-violence, meaning I'd no sooner want to kill a whale then wish death upon the man killing it. And while there is a part of me that still cries "you go whale!" when I hear a story of a whale escaping, at the same time I know that these men were not in this industry because they loved killing whales, but because it was what was they had to do to survive. There's wasn't a whole lot of opportunity to be picky with your career choice on little islands far away from everywhere else, and a lot of whalers left their work when tuna fishing became a more prominent industry.
My goal is merely to show that these men are human, driven by forces that affect all of us. Those of us who deride them are fortunate to have been privileged enough to include moral factors in choosing our line of work. Today a good number of us grow up dreaming about what we want to do instead of being faced with with the reality of what we need to do to survive, which is a great blessing.
Sorry there weren't more pictures, but I didn't really have anything that fit the ticket. Here's me with the cutest old whaler ever from an interview in Calheta de Nesquim on Pico this week. He's 96 and we have matching glasses!
Emotions behind the last whale hunt
Hello all!
My latest post went live on Nat Geo's site a couple days ago. Enjoy! I've just come back from three days on Pico island and now have another ten interviews under my belt – more to come soon!
So similar yet so different…
Hello all!
It's been quite the roller coaster since I last wrote – this past week was Semana do Mar (Sea Week), the biggest celebration on the island of Faial. Lots of happenings, both related to work and related to fun. I've walked in the procession for Senhora da Guia, patron saint of whalers, interviewed a 92 year old whaler who was the official on the whaleboat that killed the last whale in the Azores in 1987, heard whaling stories mixed with love stories, and had one of the most interesting conversations yet with a man who told me his least favorite part of whaling was that they had to kill whales. For now, however, I'd like to touch on some of the more personal notes of my time here.
I've been out of the country for a month and a half now, and gone from my home in Seattle for two. For me, this is just a drop in the bucket of how long I've been away in the past. I'm realizing now that circumstances, intention, and expectations make for very different perceptions of time. I've had the unique privilege to come back to a country I experienced during my Watson, under very similar circumstances project-wise but very different circumstances expectation-wise. Four years ago I was here from July 16 to September 6th – this time I am here from July 13 to August 28th, meaning I'm here for the same festivals and events as last time. I am afforded the opportunity in so many moments to look around myself and know that I was standing in the same place four years ago, bringing with it a stark understanding of how different things are for me now.
I am not just out of college. I am not on a fellowship whose main purpose is for me to experience the world on my own time and in my own way. I used to write every day in my journal, now my writing has been solely for grant-related pieces. My priority is not myself, but my project, which is a huge distinction. I used to spend a lot more time alone, which was both a good and bad thing. I am now surrounded by people who have done so much to help my with my project, making the work I do here infinitely more streamlined and possible. My work with the whalers is richer now than it ever could have been during the Watson, and I feel the most joy in my life here when I am speaking with these men.
Part of what I'm getting used to is that knowledge of my existence is preceding people actually meeting me. I'm starting to meet people who, when we start talking about why I'm on the island, say "oh yeah, I heard about you!" which is both exciting and unnerving to learn. National Geographic's name is carrying me places that I'd like to believe people would offer without it, but I'm not so sure all the time. It also makes me consider the way in which I conduct my interactions here in a way that the Watson didn't. As an American, I feel like if people see me acting "unprofessionally" (I use this term very loosely) that it will somehow reflect badly on National Geographic as an institution. I feel like I am the face of NG to everyone here, but what I then consider is that, as Portuguese, people here are probably more apt to think badly about me if they didn't see me having some wine and relaxing every once and a while.
Also, I miss food. A lot. And good beer. A lot. I'm realizing that during my Watson, fresh out of college, I was more open to adapting to various lifestyles (and diets). Something I remember writing in my last quarterly report (or maybe my final…) was that the Watson helped me learn which things for me are open to compromise or not. It afforded me the chance to hear myself in a way that no other piece of my life has, and I've taken that with me and let it settle in over the last three years. I became more flexible in some ways and less in others. I learned about the type of person I want to be and the ways in which I want to live my life, which leaves me wondering now if travel can be the same when you feel rooted in who you are.
I've been in the Azores for one month and have just over two weeks left. They are going to be full, with some very long days coming up! I've finally started making trips to Pico island, where a lot of the whalers are and where I'll be basing myself out of for part of this upcoming week. I've had 17 interviews so far and this week should bump that number up quite a bit!
Thanks to all who've been following my work here – I really appreciate your interest and support. I'll be writing a new post for Nat Geo tomorrow (usually takes a few days to go up) so there will be more whaler-related stuff in there. If you haven't checked out my most recent one about the man who survived being pulled underwater in a sperm whale's mouth, you should! Amazing story. For now I'll leave you with a view of Pico from a few nights ago and a shot of me getting put in my place with the women's rowing team – enjoy! Até logo!
From the jaws of a whale and back…
Hello all!
My latest post just went live on Nat Geo's site – make sure to tune in to this one, it's one hell of a story!
Goodbye to an old whaler…
Just wanted to share the passing of José Luís Garcia, age 81, one week ago. I interviewed him four years ago during my Watson and was very much looking forward to speaking with him again this time. When I arrived here and started setting up interviews I learned that he was very sick and bed-ridden at home. Soon after I learned he was in the hospital and had contracted pneumonia, and a few days ago I heard of his passing. This news showed me how important it is to be recording as many men's stories as I can right now, as time truly is running out. I will remember Senhor Garcia for the room of his house he spoke with me in, which was covered wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling with pictures of his family, saints, soccer, whaling, and one of JFK. May he rest in peace…
The carbon "fluke print" of whale watching…
Excuse my bad joke in the title, but whales don't have feet (anymore)!
I've had a pretty action-packed week spent on three different islands, but I'd like to share a conversation I had with Serge Viallelle, the Frenchman who started the whale-watching industry here in the Azores in the late 1980s. He arrived in 1987, the year the last whale was killed on the island of Pico (the last whaling factory in Pico closed in 1984, but a whale was taken out of protest in 1987). He was a wandering sailor, with no tie to the Azores other than that the woman he loved (his current wife) is from the islands.
He knew nothing about whales when he arrived, let alone setting up a business around taking people to see them. His first year he had 56 clients, most of whom he tricked into going by using what he calls the "John technique," where he would approach an incoming bus to Lajes (where he is based from) and ask people if they were Mr. and Mrs. John. Of course he knew they would say they weren't, and then he would lament about how he was looking for them because he was supposed to take them to see the whales. This would pique people's interest and they would ask if he could take them to see the whales as well. So it began. Now he has over 7,000 clients a year.
We had a very interesting conversation in general because the timing of his arrival at the end of whaling mixed with his involvement in whale watching is really the perfect combination to express how things were changing at that time. One of the men who worked as a vigia (lookout) for whaling also worked for him for many many years, and it was the old whalers who taught him everything he knows about whales and their behavior. It was also these old men that laughed at him when he said he was going to get people to pay to see a whale – for them "paying to see a whale was the same as paying to see a potato," it was just something so normal they couldn't imagine anyone would spend money for it. At the end of our talk we got to talking about his business though, and it led to some very interesting points…
Serge spoke about believing that the main purpose of his company was not to see whales, but to use seeing them to send a greater message about the environment and climate change – about "things that are bigger than dolphins and whales." He spoke about wanting to keep smaller boats because he thinks the only good thing to come out of these trips was to educate people, and that you can't have the same intimacy on a larger boat.
The hard part of his philosophy for those that grew up in the "save the whales" era was this: whaling was more sustainable than whale-watching (I'm speaking ONLY for the Azores here). He said they use about 200 liters of fuel (~50 gallons) for each boat every trip, not even counting the footprint of people having to fly from far away to get here or the food and other goods that have to be shipped in. He told me that at the peak of whaling, 80% of the population of Lajes was involved in whaling somehow or another – truly a local enterprise. If you're wondering how killing a whale could be more sustainable than looking at one, the answer lies both in the truly small-scale industry that was Azorean whaling, but also in challenging some preconceived environmentalist ideas.
I have had conversations with people throughout the years who think that it is more important to save a single species than to do our best to preserve a climate in which all things currently existing depend on to survive. Serge and I were in agreement that it means nothing to "save the whales" if we cannot educate people about (and begin to change!) the larger issues at stake. In the beginning of whale watching he always said, if you have to shoot a whale, a camera is better than a harpoon – "now," he says, "I don't know."
I understand that marketing charismatic megafauna as poster children for environmental campaigns is easier than larger-scale issues, but I think it's steered a lot of our thinking (and our funding) down a dangerous path. We can throw all our efforts into saving the polar bears, but if current use of fossil fuel continues there's not that much we can do about their habitat preservation. We become attached to saving the cute and fuzzy, unable to conceive of the geologic time scale wherein 99.99% of everything that has ever lived has gone extinct.
Serge's briefing before whale watching trips is the only one I've encountered around the world that touches so heavily on overarching environmental issues – making people question how they travel, what they buy, how they eat, where they throw their cigarette butts and how much waste they produce along the way. I think the idea of ecotourism has skyrocketed in recent years and, unfortunately, well-intending people are becoming the new problem that faces fragile environments and ecosystems. Without education, I think it is probably very true that we are causing more harm than good with whale watching.
If you're in search of a good read on the topic of climate change, this article that came out in Rolling Stone last week is actually really fantastic. I definitely suggest you check it out.
On a lighter note, things are gearing up for the Semana do Mar (Sea Week) celebrations that are about to start here. Food and beer tents are going up everywhere, mics are being tested for the endless concerts, and I'm preparing for a very busy next few days! Fingers crossed I'll be in the boat carrying Senhora da Guia, patron saint of whalers, during the festival for her on Sunday. Lots more to come soon! But for now, CHEESE:


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