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Parents popped to visit, I fed them the Butternut Squash Curry! They LOVED it. Couldn't resist posting this, mum will kill me, but depicts a happy day. It's been a tough few months for various reasons - but family, friends, good food and Glow Guides is helping me on the road to new adventures. Happy weekend all! 🌟
Love the pic El x
Thanks so much guys!! Family rock ☺☺☺ hope you're all having a lovely eve xx
This is a really lovely photo! 😄
That's a terrific picture. They look great fun and as if they've enjoyed themselves. A great memory to capture!
Fabulous, parents are precious. I see mines only once a year and miss them thoroughly. But we talk healthy food a lot on the phone giving each other recommendations. I love the way food always bring people together. Thanks for the lovely post. I miss that family feeling X
Ahhh I love it. 💚xx
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The innovative companies. Indexator Rototilt System and Indexator Rotator System, have changed the structure of the company to create a more stable foundation for further business and simultaneously strengthen local commitment .
Until now, the family-owned parent company, Indexator Group, has been the owner of two subsidiaries . The new structure will see Hans Pia Jonsson as principal owner of Indexator Rotator System , while Anders Jonsson becomes the principal owner of Indexator Rototilt System . The new arrangement, with the main owners in each company, will replaced the existing group structure with effect on 1 October 2014 .
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Part-time PhD, CCI University of Portsmouth
Registration Feb 2015
Presentation for Annual Review March 2018
Work-in-progress exhibition
Drawing-board Expo: 3 Questions
Artist's Statement
This is an exhibition of work-in-progress, illustrating three research questions which have arisen from practical and theoretical work. The exhibition is a snap-shot of part of the process which is not intended to contain finished pieces; and certainly not 'answers'.
First question: Reindeer see lichen in luminous yellow: how do we respond to goldness? I am fascinated by reindeer seeing their scarce food source as 'gold', in a wilderness of greys. It resonates with the idea of life-force being depicted in gold by numerous artists; and with the interchanging of the words 'life' and 'light' – both of which are connected to gold. In these practical explorations I make reference to the sculptural work of Arte Povera artist Giuseppe Penone, and to the Book Artist Mark Iwinski, combining goldness with bark and tree cores.
Second question: All that glistens is not gold: does it have to be real gold, or is association enough? This question concerns materials and considers the practicalities and expense of using real gold in the Artists' Book; and the peculiar influence of the imagination to enable us to bridge gaps in reality, when we interact with a book form. It begins to explore whether it is solely the reflective quality of gold that is responsible for its appeal, or whether our visceral response arises from the wider cultural significance of gold.
The final question in this snap-shot of work in progress is: In Praise of Shadows: is goldness more powerful in the dark? It takes inspiration from an essay by Junichiro Tanizaki entitled In Praise of Shadows, which brings to life Eastern notions of the aesthetic place of gold and presents a beguiling argument for hiding our most extravagant ore in order to appreciate its special qualities.
There is an inevitable cross-over between the lines of enquiry in the practical research, which is both reflexive and reflective in methodology. Ongoing reflective practice leads to further research questions, such as How much is too much goldness in the Artists' Book; and does the making process imbue the work with Aura?
Key words: dazzle; uplift; transcend; arrest; restore


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Over at ScoutingNY.com they have a great post on an old movie theater from the 1920's which is miraculously still in its original condition and design (no small feat in New York City).
From ScoutingNY:
The Valencia was the work of architect John Eberson, who designed nearly 100 movie palaces around the world, most described as "atmospheric" for their over-the-top, exotic decor. Sadly, many are long gone, razed to make way for new development in an age where such a theater could house twenty screens instead of just one.
The movie theater now operates on the weekends, as the "Tabernacle of Prayer" Church, and there are visiting hours if you are so inclined. Check out the rest of the photos and story here. It really is astonishing.


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God had created the human being in the ideal and most perfect shape. Life is a holy trust between the God and the man and must be led carefully and consciously. All our actions spring from inmost thoughts for thoughts precede actions. Man being an intelligent and rational creature, is responsible for all his actions. If our thoughts having soul values our actions are bound to be good, vice versa if our thoughts are only limited to the material values the actions or deeds are most probably not very good and must be similar to the actions of other animals. This power of discriminating between good and evil, fair and foul, right or wrong, just or unjust, springs from moral sense, which is due to the spiritual values, we have. Now coming the mundane scene, every body has to obey some one, some authority or some laws. This is how the affairs of the daily life run. But the question arise- what should we obey, when should we obey and whom should we obey? Here begin the tussle between the spiritual values and the command from any source. If the command clashes with our duties to God, they should be defied and the conscience be our guide.
People allover the world obey different religions; these religions have some similarities as well as differences. This report delves into the different approaches of Eastern and Western religions of the world.
Eastern and Western Approaches
Eastern Religions (Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism) are different in many ways with Western religions (Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity and Islam). Eastern approach of religion is singular and person's inner quest towards religious goals whereas Western approach is searching the God outside. Eastern approach to religion considers that everything is sacred and God is present everywhere and in every thing whereas Western approach neither believes that God is in everything nor it considers that every thing is sacred. In fact there is a clear distinction between what is sacred and what is blasphemous.
Actually most of the Eastern religions were started and originated from India and from Hinduism. On the other hand Western religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam have their roots in Abraham. Following are some of the Similarities and differences of Eastern and Western religions.
Similarities of Eastern and Western Religions
Following are some of the important similarities between Eastern and Westerns religions:
· God: Both Eastern and Western religions consider God as the Supreme Being who had created this universe and the human beings. Although different religions have slight differences on the concept of God, e.g. different groups of Christians quarreling on the question whether the Christ was a man or God or how the three the God, Christ and the Holy Ghost could become one or one could be divided into three. According to the Muslims, God is a single and supreme being who is Eternal, and who is the creator of this Universe and all the living beings in it
· Salvation: Salvation can be achieved through obedience of God. God is the king of the heavens and the earth. He forgives whom He pleases and Chastises whom He pleases and God is forgiving and merciful. He is the creator of the Universe and all the things including Humans in the universe. He is the Supreme Being and does whatever He pleases
· Good Conduct: All religions uphold the spiritual values. These are the great repositories and magazine of all those pleasures that can afford solid refreshment to the soul. But it is the only pious life led exactly by the rules of the severe religion that can authorize a man's conscience to speak comfortably to him. Its second ennobling property is that it bestows such pleasure as never satiates nor wearies, for it property effects the spirit. But an epicure cannot say so of any pleasures that he so much dotes upon. Spiritual progress and closeness to God can be achieved through good conduct
· Destiny of Soul: Soul was considered as God's breath, which He breathed in man. Its seat is in the heart and possesses the qualities of evil and virtue. Its higher aspect is will, which controls and regulates the two said qualities. The individual will is subject to the universal will. Death is the separation of the soul from the body, which is reunited at the command of God. But this inward march of soul from one station to another station was futile if it did not express itself in some form of social service. Social services or the service to the humanity is the highest form of devotion and spiritual services
Differences of Eastern and Western Religions
There are a vast number of differences between Eastern and Western religions approach, some of such differences are:
· Creation: Eastern religions believed that world exists from eternity, there would be no absolute end of the world. God and World are not different things but there is a unity between them. On the other hand, all western religions believe that world was created at some particular time by God and will be destroyed by God at a specific date in future
- Concept of God: All religions believe that there is one true God. Eastern approach says that each soul receives God's grace according to its temperament and ability. God is an infinite Goodness but at some times God is terrifying too. On the other hand Western approach says that there is one true God, those who obey Him and His religion will enjoy the eternal rewards while the others are punished. Dr. Momen writes that, "In the Western religions, the transcendent reality is given the name of God and is thought of as a personal, omnipotent, omniscient Being, God as the Creator is usually conceived of as being wholly other than His creation…. In contrast, the Eastern religions, Buddhism, Taoism and Hinduism of the Advaita school, have no concept of God as a person; rather their concept is of Ultimate Reality as a process, a truth or a state of being" (Momen)
· Basis of religion: All Eastern religions, being offshoots of Hinduism, are based on mythology as Hinduism itself is based on mythology. On the other hand western religions are based on pure history as thy all have a founder
· God' existence: Eastern approach proved God's existence with the help of His Gurus whereas western approach says that God existence can be proved with His love and promise to men and with the help of His prophet
· On Judgment Day: According to Eastern approach, there is no judgment day, because God does not judge or punish people. All paths lead towards Him and there is no such thing as sin. Western approach, on the other hand, believed that there is only one right path, which leads towards God. There will be a judgment day when all men will be judged, rewarded or punished, according to their deeds in the world
· Hell: Eastern religions have the opinion that hell is neither a physical place nor it is eternal. Hell is a state of mind, where suffering is dependent upon the deeds of men. Western approach believes that Hell is a physical place, it will be the destination of all sinners and they will live there for eternity
· Worship: the nature of worship in Eastern religions is complex, ritualistic and centered around the individual. On the other hand, in western religions, worship is simple and congregational
Common Theme of Religions
There are several common themes in all important Eastern and Western religions but it is not true to say that all religions are similar and have a common theme. They are similar in the sense that all religions invoke inquiry, makes man to reflect and think about the creation and probe into the secrets of universe. It awakens in man the faculty of reason, inculcates the spirit of inquisitiveness and exhorts him to use his intellect. Life is real, so religion enjoins on man to see things in the light of reality. Both the concrete and the abstract make up man's life complete. The religion gives equal importance both to the objective and subjective realities. These both aim at pursuit of truth. The acquisition of knowledge both by scientists and humanists is aimed to search for truth and human well being.
All religions tell men what is right and what is wrong; what is good and what is evil, what is fair and what is foul, what is moral and what is immoral, what is to be done and what is to be shunned etc. Man is free to choose between the two; and therefore responsible for what he does. This is the philosophy behind the social order of religion.
Although the essence of all the religions is almost same but they have vast differences in some important issues like nature of God, creation, judgment day, worship, concept of hell etc. (Rowe). According to Netland, "Careful examination of the basic tenets of the various religious traditions demonstrates that, far from teaching the same thing, the major religions have radically different perspectives on the religious ultimate" (Netland, p.37).
Some scholars believed that the essence of all religions is ethical values but other scholars argued that religion is not limited to ethics only and the truth of one religion's ethics is tied to this religion's theology. Different religious claims of different religions deny each other. Due to this, only one claim can be true Thus McGrath rightly said, "There is a growing consensus that it is seriously misleading to regard the various religious traditions of the world as variations on a single theme" (McGrath, p.155).
Impact of Eastern and Western Approaches to Each Other
Religion contributes to social harmony. The basic commandment of most major faiths stress love of God and love of one's neighbor. This sometimes extends to loving even those of other faiths. We might say that religion teaches good citizenship.
The western religions are congregational in nature, and so the members are bonded to one another through their shared faith and rituals, they find themselves pitted against members of other faiths. Thus Western approach of religion can teach social harmony, congregation and duality to Eastern approach of religions.
On the other hand, "non-dual reality" and the "awareness of oneness" can be found in Eastern approach of religion. Thus from Eastern approach western thought can learn the awareness of oneness and social harmony. It teaches the western thought how any person can reach to the path of salvation.
Thus it can easily be concluded that both Eastern and Western approaches can learn from each other.
Importance of Religion in Modern World
In our present world we have suffered from international tensions, mutual hatred and distrust, regionalism, economic exploitation, dishonest earnings, poor respect for human rights, growing materialistic tendencies, moral bankruptcy and spiritual barrenness have killed human conscience. The only hope for humanity lies in the religion, in the revival of moral values and in the revival of spiritual values and spirituality.
Humanity has never, so badly stood in need of Love and Peace, as at present. In fact in love and peace lies the only hope of the survival of the mankind. Modern man has no peace of mind, no contentment; hence no happiness. Despite of all our scientific progress, material comforts and easy run of life, we pine for love, peace and happiness. There is the United Nations; there are numerous other international organizations, conferences, meetings and parties; but all in vain because we only put our heads together and do not put our hearts together.
How Religious Expression Changes?
Religious expressions are continuously changing. Expression of religious beliefs is dependent upon the culture of the society. It is important to note that in free societies, like western societies, people are more liberal to express their religious beliefs but at the same time, people also have the liberty to express vigorous remarks about other people's religious beliefs. For example, France had banned scarf in schools because the government of France thought that scarf and veils are used by Muslim fundamentalists.
Thus, it can be said that religious expression differs from culture to culture and the expression of religious beliefs are mainly dependent on the society.
Future of Religion
According to some scholars, "The most illustrious figures in sociology, anthropology, and psychology have unanimously expressed confidence that their children, or surely their grandchildren, would live to see the dawn of a new era in which, to paraphrase Freud, the infantile illusions of religion would be outgrown" (Stark and Bainbridge, p. 1).
The emergence of Global village has affected the future of religion. People of Eastern religion living in western societies have not adopted their religion as they might have adopted if they were living in their own society.
Clash of different cultures has affected the beliefs of different religions. Ninian Smart said about the future of religion and how people select their religion that, "…one that was perhaps more pragmatic and service-oriented, might appeal to those others. So I think you have to take your values into account" (Insight & Outlook).
Thus nobody can say with certainty, what would be the future of the religion; but as discussed above, religion and spirituality is the need of present world, so let's hope that future of religion will be better than the present condition of religion in our societies.


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Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) was hiking in the woods near his home in Chattanooga—enjoying the outdoors and minding his business—when he was accosted by a foul-mouthed anti-Donald Trump biology professor.
University of the South professor David Haskell and several companions were hiking on Stringer's Ridge when they came upon Sen. Corker (who happened to be traveling alone).
"Professor Haskell began shouting at Senator Corker in a profanity-laced tirade while pointing a finger in his face and told the senator that he was embarrassed to live in a state where the citizens voted to overwhelming elect Donald Trump," Corker spokesperson Micah Johnson said in statement.
Haskell, who was a Pulitzer Price nonfiction finalist, admitted in a blog post that he had a potty-mouth, but denied he was overly aggressive.
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"I'm afraid my profanity was no match for that of Mr. Trump and I showed no aggression," he wrote. "Anger, for sure, but I stood at a respectful distance and listened to Corker. First Amendment speech is not aggression, it's a right. Grabbing women, punishing them for abortions, egging on rallies toward violence: Now that's aggression."
Haskell also admitted his contempt for the good citizens of the Volunteer State.
"I greeted him and told him how deeply ashamed I was to be from a state where our senator will not denounce Trump for boasting of sexual assault," he wrote. "Corker has been silent on this matter and on the racism and hate that the T-monster has spewed into our country these last months."
This guy sounds like he's unhinged—and possibly slap-crazy.
"I told him that as a Tennessean I was deeply ashamed of his silence," the professor wrote.
He went on to claim Corker attacked his character and complained that his afternoon walk in the woods had been disrupted.
"Take your silence in the face of Trump's vile words back to your Chattanooga mansion and ponder why a group of hikers—immigrants, women, LGBTQ and Latinos—would be so distraught to see your smirking countenance sauntering through the woods," he wrote in a rambling post.
I simply cannot believe that the University of the South would tolerate such boorish and downright ungentlemanly behavior from a professor.
"Senator Corker believes that if the leadership of Sewanee witnessed the exchange, they would be sorely disappointed in the behavior of someone tasked with leading students," Johnson said.
The professor actually pointed his finger—right in the senator's face? Now, that's just not something a grown man ought to be doing.
But instead of delivering a response to the bridge of the professor's nose, Senator Corker demonstrated self-composure and restraint.
Now, we are not sure of how the incident concluded. Our two stories diverge in the woods and the reader must decide the path on which to travel.
The professor said he was told, "If you don't like it, then you should leave the state."
The senator's spokesperson said, "Senator Corker calmly suggested to the professor that he did not have to live in Tennessee if he did not wish to do so."
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To-day was the first time I setup sub-folders in Photoshelter (a neat way to organize files there), however I could not use PM 4.5 to upload to them. PM only allows selecting top level folders.Is there a way to do it? Have I missing a magic button somewhere?


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3-Day GRIHA V 2015 Training Programme at Nagpur
A three-day intensive training programme was organized by GRIHA Council from 15th October to 17th October 2018 at Nagpur, Maharashtra to give a detailed understanding of the GRIHA (Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment) rating system, to various stakeholders.
The aim of the training programme was to enable participants understand the intent of the national green building rating system. Compliances and appraisals under various focus areas like sustainable site planning, water, energy efficiency, sustainable building materials and so on were explained in detail, during these three days of the training programme. Each session included presentation of the respective criterion followed by either group exercise or individual exercises for better understanding of the rating system. Reference material and presentations made during the programme were made available to each participant.
A total of 34 professionals attended this training programme. Participants found this training very informative and have expressed interest to be associated with GRIHA Council in the capacity of Certified Professional and Evaluator.


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This courthouse was constructed in 1908 and houses one of only a few working, original hand-wound Seth Thomas clocks of its type remaining in the United States. One in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. has been mechanized.
The four clock faces operate on the original weight and cable system. Gallatin's courthouse clock is still hand wound every seven days.
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Next to what is arguably the DBS Superleggera's closest rival – Ferrari's hyper-focused 812 Superfast – Aston's new flagship looks, on the face of things, like something of a value proposition. Strip away any options (an unlikely scenario in the real world) and the DBS is priced from £225,000 – some £38,000 less than the Ferrari.
Our experts predict that the 812 will prove to be more resistant to depreciation of the two, however – albeit only initially, only in percentage terms and only by the narrowest of margins. Over the course of a three-year ownership period and 36,000 miles travelled (your average DBS owner will likely do far less in that time, mind), the Aston is expected to retain 56% of its original value, versus 60% for the Ferrari. After a more typical pattern of usage – at three years old and with 15,000 miles on the clock – CAP expects the DBS to retain 63% of its original value.
But then big, exotic V12 coupés have never been as canny a buy as GT3-badged Porsches – and their owners have so far indulged them anyway.


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The LPC812 claims "High current sink driver (20mA) on two true open-drain pins".
How does one select this feature?
It appears from the manual as though they are only enabled in high-speed I2C mode.
There is also mention of setting FUNC to 000, but it doesn't say where "FUNC" is.


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GladAfrica Championship Week 17 Wrap
Ruzaigh Gamildien of Steenberg United is the second player this season to score ten GladAfrica Championship goals
Friday, 10 January 2020
Cape Umoya United 0-1 Richards Bay, Athlone Stadium
Simphiwe Mcineka netted a winner for the Natal Rich Boyz. With this match result Richards Bay ended their four matches losing run.
Saturday, 11 January 2020
Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila 5-0 Royal Eagles, Thohoyandou Stadium
Tholang Masegela netted a brace for the host. Naeem Amoojee, Wonderboy Makhubu and Lucky Khumalo registered their names on the score sheet.
Steenberg United 2-1 Ajax Cape Town, Cape Town Stadium
Ruzaigh Gamildien and Cody August netted for the host. Rodrick Kabwe pulled back for the Urban Warriors through penalty spot. With this match result, Steenberg United ended Ajax Cape Town seven matches unbeaten run and the host are only team which is unbeaten at home in GladAfrica Championsh this season
TS Galaxy 1-2 Real Kings, Kameelrivier Stadium
Khayelihle Shozi opened the scoring for The Rockets. Mbulelo Wambi levelled matters for the visitors. Mbulelo Wambi completed his brace and also netted a winner for the Magic Boys.
JDR Stars 1-2 Swallows, Giant Stadium
Moeketsi Makhanya opened the scoring for the Hammer Boyz. Kagiso Malinga levelled matters for the visitors. Given Thibedi netted a winner for the Birds.
Free State Stars 3-1 Uthongathi, Goble Park
Pule Mmodi opened the scoring for the Cane Cutters. Daniel Gozar levelled matters for the host through penalty spot. The home side took the lead through Daniel Gozar. Daniel Gozar completed his hat-trick and also secured three points for Ea lla koto.
Mbombela United 4-0 University of Pretoria, KaNyamazane Stadium
Bongani Ndlovu opened the scoring for the host. Bheki Maliba increased the lead for the home side. Mxolisi Khoza extended the lead for the Mpumalanga side. Mxolisi Khoza completed his brace also secured three points for Tingwenyama.
Sunday, 12 January 2020
Jomo Cosmos 2-1 TS Sporting, Olen Park
Kamohelo Sithole opened the scoring for Abantu Bemthetho. Quentin Debouto levelled matters for the host. Quentin Debouto completed his brace and also netted a winner for Ezenkosi. With this match result, Jomo Cosmos ended their five matches winless run.


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Milk Snob Pouch MINT STRIPE
Milk Snob Pouch MINT STRIPE is rated out of 5 by 9.
$ 38
The Original Milk Snob® Pouch is the easiest (and cutest!) way to keep your baby snug and secure. The Pouch is designed to be a soft, breathable and safe blanket alternative. Available in 2 sizes: 0-6mo and 6-12mo.
- Breathable and appropriate for any climate
- No zippers, snaps, or velcro allows for quiet and easy changing
- Provides ample room in the hip area for healthy, growing joints
- 2 layers provide added comfort and reversibility
- Made with velour and a rayon-spandex blend
- Manufactured and safety-tested in the U.S.A.
This product is FINAL SALE.
Rated 5 out of 5 by KaiBell from Sleep easy Our 3 month has hated his arms swaddled since day one. This pouch is the perfect solution. It is so comfy on the inside and the outside. It makes cuddles so much better! Love it.
Date published: 2020-06-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by ta1831 from Quality material and looks great! Very pleased with this product. The quality is great, and our daughter looks adorable in it! It is really easy to slip on for naps and allows plenty of space for leg movement! Highly recommend!
Date published: 2020-04-16
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Date published: 2020-02-17
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I love farmer's markets. Not only can you get delicious produce from it but it provides an amazing sense of community no matter how small the market is. It gathers people who support the local economy. It brings people together to celebrate food. And that's exactly what happened last week while I was picking out fava beans at a stall. Standing next to me was a guy explaining to a woman how to prepare fava beans, you have to remove the beans from the pods AND THEN remove the waxy shell from the bean. It is a lot of work but fresh fava beans taste amazing to its frozen counterparts. When the guy turns the conversation to me and shares how he had this amazing meal in Pasadena made by this Asian chef of lobster and fava beans with pasta. (I am perplexed, why doesn't this chef still have this restaurant in Pasadena as the restaurant scene in Pasadena is rather dismal!) He goes on to share how mind-blowing this dish was and then asks, what are you going to make with yours?
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2) Foreign minister underlines PNG's regional leadership
1) West Papuans cry out for freedom
29 March 2018
First published in Justice Trends, the quarterly newsletter of the Australian Catholic Social Justice Council, No. 168, March 2018.
After more than 50 years of repression, the indigenous people of West Papua hold on to the belief that one day they can reclaim their country.
While thousands of Papuans have been beaten, jailed, raped and murdered for standing up for their rights, Papuans young and old continue to risk danger by publicly campaigning for their freedom from Indonesian rule, which began as a result of a fraudulent and unjust process enforced by the Indonesian Government and supported by other countries, in particular the United States.
In the latest Catholic Social Justice Series paper, Into the Deep: Seeking justice for the people of West Papua, author Peter Arndt recounts his personal experience of meeting West Papuans in their homes and villages, and describes the importance of faith and solidarity in their struggle for justice.
Peter Arndt has been executive officer of the Catholic Justice and Peace Commission of the Archdiocese of Brisbane since 2001. Over the last three years, he has travelled several times to West Papua and the Pacific as part of his commitment to deepening solidarity with marginalised and oppressed peoples.
In his introduction to Into the Deep, ACSJC Chairman, Bishop Vincent Long Van Nguyen, commends Arndt's deeply moving account of the sufferings of the indigenous people of West Papua.
"He shows how he has come to understand their indomitable desire for self-determination and to recognise how the Gospel calls him to walk beside his friends on their journey," Bishop Long writes.
"That deep reflection on Gospel values and Church teaching is what makes this publication so inspiring. Peter places his friends' experience in the context of the Scriptures and looks deeply into the Church's teachings on justice and asks what he must do. He discerns the answer with clarity and courage."
In the paper, Arndt notes that the vast majority of Papuans are Christians and their faith sustains them in their resistance to Indonesian occupation, with many public acts of resistance taking the form of prayer gatherings.
"It's worth noting that, as much as their faith strengthens Papuans in their struggle, Indonesian soldiers and police often respond by denigrating and mocking their Christianity," he writes.
The paper describes numerous examples over many years of the violence and cruelty perpetrated by the Indonesian police and military and the survivors' stories of pain, humiliation and fear. Despite assurances that incidents of violence and killings would be investigated, "no Indonesian soldier or police officer has been held accountable for the dreadful deeds committed".
"The survivors have not only been deprived of justice for the violence inflicted on them, but in the intervening years they have continued to suffer. "Those who have continued to speak out … are deprived of employment opportunities and pensions.
"Survivors are also subject to harassment and intimidation by various arms of the Indonesian security apparatus.
"This constant surveillance and repression induce a constant state of fear within the community. It's a nightmare that never ends, an open jail you can never leave."
The author relates the story of being stopped on the road by soldiers who collected an illegal toll from his group.
"The military and the police not only bring violence and the threat of violence to the Highlands and every other part of West Papua. They also exploit the land and its people for monetary gain.
"Our Papuan colleagues told us how the various arms of the security forces control the trade of every type of commodity in the Highlands, from rice to petrol. We were told that the various military and police units divide different types of commodities in particular districts between themselves and operate what is effectively a protection racket.
"They also operate their own businesses, including brothels, trade in pornography and alcohol and illegally sell wildlife, including West Papua's iconic birds of paradise."
In the aftermath of the killing of four young men following a pre-Christmas vigil, security officers approached family members offering large sums of money to settle the case and keep them quiet. "It was effectively blood money."
Returning to that area some time later, Arndt found that the case was still being investigated by the National Human Rights Commission, Komnas Ham, and no-one had been held to account for killing the four boys. "That remains the case to this day, despite repeated assurances by the Indonesian Government that resolving the case is a high priority."
The families have refused to take the money and when asked what they want if there is to be justice for their boys, one of the fathers spoke for them all: "The only justice we want is freedom!"
"It is clear to me that when they spoke of freedom, my Papuan sisters and brothers not only wanted an end to the violence that constantly surrounded them. They clearly wanted an end to Indonesian occupation of their lands and an opportunity to live as Papuans with their own languages, culture and religion rather than as Indonesians.
"Many Australians, Americans and Europeans seeking to support the people of West Papua baulk at any form of support for a political objective. I have heard people of good will who say that they cannot be involved in political action and so restrict themselves to human rights advocacy. Some advise Papuans that self-determination is an impossible dream and that lesser goals should be sought.
"I am immensely troubled by any approach that actively discourages Papuans from seeking freedom in the way they want it."
The paper also describes the way Papuans are marginalised by the waves of Indonesians who have migrated from places like Java, Flores and Sumatra. In some cities, the indigenous Papuan proportion of the population is now a little over 36 per cent.
"In the more remote regions, Papuans still are in the majority, but the trend is clear: as more Indonesians arrive, Papuans are destined to become a smaller and smaller minority in their own land."
At the same time, Papuans are discriminated against in the provision of education, health services and employment.
"We were told that nepotism by Indonesian employers and public service bosses meant that those Papuans who did have good qualifications often missed out on getting jobs. Papuan business operators complained that the military and the police would often squeeze them out of lucrative opportunities in order to make money for themselves.
"It is rare to see Papuan-owned businesses in the big cities like Jayapura. And those that support affirmative action are quickly stigmatised as 'separatists' by the Indonesian state, a label that can mean you wind up dead, dumped by the side of the road, one more 'mysterious killing'."
The authorities discourage the wearing of traditional dress and the performance of traditional cultural activities and the use of local languages is declining, while mosques are being erected in large numbers to cater for the rapidly growing population of mostly Muslim Indonesian migrants.
"In several places, we heard about the rising incidence of violent conflicts between Papuans and Indonesians. The police invariably favour the Indonesian participants in these disputes and brawls.
"There are claims that some Indonesian authorities are actively supporting and encouraging Indonesian migrants to attack Papuans and their property."
Despite the danger of publicly campaigning for their self-determination, support is growing for the organisation formed in 2014 to advance the cause of West Papuan freedom internationally, the United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP).
The leaders of seven Pacific nations spoke in the UN General Assembly in 2016 about human rights abuses in West Papua and supported a statement calling for a report on human rights abuses at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva in March 2017.
ULMWP leaders are now seeking support for their cause in other parts of the world and are aiming to get support for a self-determination referendum, beginning in September 2017 when ULMWP leaders presented a UN official with a petition from well over one million Papuans.
Papuans from every part of society, from customary leaders to the student movement, see the need to unite in support of their leaders in the ULMWP to capitalise on the gains that have been made since 2014.
Arndt emphasises the importance of solidarity with the people of West Papua, not with a view telling them what to do, "but rather with the desire to walk with them in their struggle to shape their own future as the First Peoples of their land".
"My solidarity acknowledges that they are the true experts on their situation and it respects their leadership of the work to overcome their oppression.
"I am also being accompanied by my Papuan sisters and brothers on the journey to reconstruct my own understanding of the world and my life and my participation in cultivating a social order founded on love. Into the deep we are called, into deep solidarity with Christ crucified and risen, into deep solidarity with each other in our suffering, into the deep waters of Merdeka – Freedom!"
For more information:
Australian Catholic Social Justice Council, email firstname.lastname@example.com, phone (02) 8306 3499.
Peter Arndt, Catholic Justice and Peace Commission, Archdiocese of Brisbane, phone 0409 265 476
Into the Deep: Seeking justice for the people of West Papua (Catholic Social Justice Series No. 82) is available from the Australian Catholic Social Justice Council for $7.50. Phone (02) 8306 3499, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
With thanks to ACSJC.
2) Foreign minister underlines PNG's regional leadership
From Dateline Pacific, 4:04 pm on 29 March 2018
Papua New Guinea's Foreign Minister says his country has growing strategic importance as the link between Asia and the Pacific Islands region.
As PNG's longest-serving Foreign Minister, Rimbink Pato has for the past five years sought to help establish his country as a regional leader.
He says that leadership role is manifest in PNG's hosting of November's APEC leaders summit to which his government has invited Pacific Island nations to participate in for the first time.
Mr Pato spoke to Johnny Blades yesterday while in New Zealand on an official visit.
RIMBINK PATO: And at the same time we see our role as a player in some of the issues that affect the Southeast Asia and pacific region altogether, such as human trafficking, people smuggling and money laundering, and issues like that, which are impacting some of the economies in Southeast Asia. And what we want to harness in this (APEC) is trade and investment for us as a country, because of the resources we have, and how we can utilise that opportunity with the connections that we will build, or the connections that we have with the APEC economies to filter the connectivity to the smaller islands of the pacific, leaders of whom we have all asked them to visit, so that they have the opportunity to engage with 60 percent of the world's major trade and investment leaders.
JOHNNY BLADES: A lot of Papua New Guineans seem to be wondering what benefit do they get from their country hosting this big leaders summit. Where's the payoff for them?
RP: Well, Papua New Guinea is the leader of the Pacific. Papua New Guinea has a role to play in the South East Asia region, and of course the world is inter-connected. These are the world's economic leaders who will promote trade and investment in our country. And if we're going to have that linkage to the rest of the Pacific, as a big brother of the rest of the Pacific Island nations, then we want to showcase that by utilising this opportunity to grow our country, grow our economy, bring prosperity for our people, and then security and stability for our region by these leaders coming to our country. And I think there's a huge potential because we have the resources, where there must be feasibility. Our country needs to be seen, needs to connect globally, and here is an opportunity that is not to be missed. So if there's any misgiving, there shouldn't be, because the positives are yet to come.
JB: Can PNG afford to host this summit?
RP: Yes we can. We have a budget, we have a programme in place. All the preparations are underway. We will be able to look after the seven to ten thousand people who will visit our country during the APEC event. We are ready. And of course, if we need any help - as you will find in major APEC summit meetings - the APEC economies stand together. And of course our great friends, New Zealand and Australia, are making a contribution because this is an event for the Pacific. We're going to create a legacy for the Pacific because it's going to showcase our connectivity, our friendship, our brotherhood. Clearly, if there are any shortcomings in the area of security and all that, we've had the collaborations necessary because our interests are mutual.
JB: As a regional leader, PNG has an obligation to advance the interests of the pacific Islands, and one of those of course is action on climate change. Is enough being done, from your point of view, from the likes of Australia and New Zealand? Australia is still flirting with coal, and of course in your own country, deforestation is a big issue, it's a big driver of carbon emissions, isn't it?
RP: Well climate change is a major issue for the world, and it's a greater issue for the Pacific islands, because we are not the ones that have created the impact that it has on humanity. So what we want to do is in the APEC event we want to talk about climate change. It's one of the key issues there, and what we're doing and how the world can connect. That's why we've asked the rest of the Pacific Island countries, their leaders to come so that each of them can tell their story in their own way to the leaders of the world. And I've been actually speaking to many of the leaders of the AEC economies and my counterparts around the world to ensure that they have that link so our message gets carried because the impacts of climate change are unique to each country. It's not the one and the same. Of course we will work with Australia and New Zealand, and we have supported for example New Zealand in its campaign for non-permanent security membership in the UN, because one of the key strategies of the New Zealand government then was climate change, and still remains.
JB: PNG has some of the biggest tracts of rainforest in the world, combined with the Indonesian side (of New Guinea), and it's a global concern that those forests are really being cleared at a great rate. There's a lot of unsustainability. Can't more be done, from PNG's side?
RP: Well, speaking for my country, REDD-Plus is a major issue, but our focus is there. We're intent on pursuing a policy which will protect our forestry resource. These are issues for example that Papua New Guinea can't deal with alone. We need multi-lateral frameworks, such as the WTO, or the United Nations systems, because globally and multi-laterally we can take steps which will align the activities of the member states of the UN and multi-lateral agencies to work together to find solutions which will serve not only individual countries, but also bring about sustainable development which will also ensure the conservation of the forest, the oceans.
JB: But isn't it really just in your government's hands, about how much forestry goes on in the country? There is much illegal logging, according to the Governor of Oro province and others; and there's the fraudulent SABL (Special Agricultural Business Lease) system... this has been going on for years and it hasn't been stopped.
RP: No, that is not entirely correct. The government has taken steps. There's been an inquiry into the SABL issuing of licenses and harvesting of logs, and the leases. So in terms of what we can do, government has taken proactive measures. There's a policy which has coming through the Minister for Forests which is specifically aimed at addressing those issues. And in some of these cases, we need the evidence, we need the specifics by those that have it to bring it forward. And some of these are very isolated cases where the statistics don't come out clearly, the data isn't available, yet individual politicians - because of the political points that they might score - they go on Facebook and make an issue where none exist. So if it is an issue, then it's taken out of context, and as a purpose which is not intended does more damage than good for the province or for the districts in which the issues arise.
JB: PNG is the current chair of the Melanesian Spearhead group. Are you concerned about the divisions that are spilling over between Fiji and Solomon islands over the West Papua /Indonesia issue?
RP: Well I'm not sure that there is such a major issue. The Melanesia Spearhead framework, the document which sets up the Melanesia Spearhead Group is very clear as to what it can and cannot do. And one of the restrictions, reservation of the Melanesia Spearhead Group constitution is non-interference with the sovereignty of sovereign states. And PNG's policy - and I cannot speak for Fiji or Solomon Islands - our position has always been that then provinces of Papua and West Papua are an integral part of the republic of Indonesia, and the Melanesia Spearhead Group is not the forum by which these issues can be raised. There are other mechanisms, such as the UN framework, where if there's an issue of concern it can be raised there. Clearly if it's to do with human rights, that's an issue that we can address together, and we will work with Indonesia to address it.
JB: Because a lot of grassroots communities in Melanesia are deeply worried about what's happening on the Indonesian side. What can PNG do about that?
RP: Well PNG is a constructive partner to Indonesia, and we're willing to work together, and Indonesia understands our position. If there are issues in relation to alleged breach of human rights, we need the evidence so this can be pointed out, and there are mechanisms for resolution of those concerns. Coming back to the issue of the Melanesia Spearhead Group, the MSG is not the forum in which those issues can be addressed. Our jurisdiction is limited in what we can discuss. But clearly it is a concern.
JB: But this membership issue - the United Liberation Movement for West Papua's application for full MSG membership - has dragged on. Will it be resolved soon?
RP: There is a process and the application was the subject of recent discussions. And the criteria for membership is being worked on, and we the foreign ministers (of MSG) will look at it, make the appropriate recommendations to the leaders. The leaders will then make a decision as to what the outcome (will be). We will follow the process. And the competence of the MSG under its structure is very clear. They can only deal with those questions for which they have the authority to deal with. And at this point, there is no authority permitted by the MSG constitution which allows membership of non-sovereign states, or loose entities, as it were.
JB: But you've got New Caledonia's FLNKS Kanaks movement as MSG members already.
RP: When the constitution was framed, it was framed for that purpose, so that was a unique case in itself. They are already members in the organisation. But as to whether the constitution will be amended to permit other membership, because of the restricted nature of its language, that's something for the leaders to canvas.
JB: So you don't think the rift between Fiji and the Solomons is all that bad, you're not worried about the future of the group?
RP: Well these are typical of Melanesian peoples, they have their differences. But there's a time to party together and get together and shake hands and move forward. So I think those rumblings will come to an end. Of course we had those with Fiji, Australia and New Zealand at the Pacific Islands Forum some years back, but PNG was taking a role to resolve those issues, and see where we are, we are together now. So I can see a future where all these issues will be resolved and we'll be together as one united force in Melanesia.


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Outfit Envy.Posted: 03/27/2012 Filed under: Musings, Shopping Excursions | Tags: Animal Traffic, Astrid Bergés-Frisbey, Chanel, Elizabeth & James, Flutter PDX, Honey Kennedy, Jennifer Lawrence jumpsuit, Kate Winslet, Kate Winslet Jenny Packham, Kelly Love, Lace, Mississippi Ave Portland, Outfit Envy, Pinterest, Vogue 10 Best Dressed Leave a comment
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As mentioned in my ode to Pinterest last year ["Pin It, Pin it Real Good"], I have a board titled "Outfit Envy" where I pin ensembles that not only catch my eye stylistically, but that I could actually see myself wearing and working on my body type. There's been a whole lot of pretty floating around my Interwebz circles thus far this week. Sure, the fugs is always lurking, but I've felt that the positive is far outweighing the negative, yay. Behold some of my recent desires:
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Jennifer Lawrence – who I think is doing pretty well outfit-wise during her Hunger Games promo bonanza – in a badass jumpsuit by Elizabeth & James. Yes, I know that jumpsuits look best on the long & lean but, lawdy! I just want to a) try it on [in black, obvi] and b) have somewhere to wear it.
This lacy dreamboat came into my life via one of my favorite Portland blogs, Honey Kennedy, last week in a post dedicated to the line it's from, Kelly Love: Into the Woods. I hate the footwear styling, but the belt is a perfect addition. If this were mine, I think I'd carry a rose around just for the hell of it, too!
Ok, I don't quite fully understand my love for this…this.. top/skirt/reverse cape thing.. perhaps it's inexplicable, but I want it. I love this look. I found it gazing through the 10 Best Dressed on Vogue.com – like ya do every Monday – and immediately flagged it for further investigation post-work. The woman's name is Astrid Bergés-Frisbey and the outfit is Chanel and it's gorgeous in its unique intricacy. That's actually way more information needed to simply covet this like cray!
These next two are especially lust-worthy because they actually have the potential to be mine [!!!!]:
Above, a sunny summer frock at Flutter, and below, a teal dress with fuchsia accents at Animal Traffic on Mississippi Ave.
Gah!!! I don't even know what to say anymore. Maybe these two speak to my desire for a season change; maybe I just f*ing love vintage dresses. Whatever it is, let's just say that you can count on seeing my bloggin' booty up on Mississippi within the next few days.
Hope I've pampered yer peepers with these pretty outfits, but don't take my word for it. What do YOU think of these? Would they go on your "Outfit Envy" or "Outfit Enemy" board [oh yeah]?!
Unrelated to "Outfit Envy" – because I don't think anyone else could do it justice – I must share this look before I sign off:
Drop-dead-gorgeous-like-better-than-Grace Kelly-MUCH?? Queen Kate in Jenny Packham. Bow down!
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(2) oiling method, between the bearing and the journal injecting oil under high pressure to form a layer of film. This layer of film will be separated from the mating surfaces, significantly reduces the friction between the mating surfaces. In direct bearing mounted on the conical journal, generally use this method, but also used in the adapter sleeve and shirk specifically prepared for the oil injection sleeve bearings installed. Oil pump oiler or generate the necessary pressure, and the oil through the grooves on the sleeve or channel axis, between the mating surfaces of oil injection. Bearing layout design must be considered when the shaft grooves and channel the necessary arrangements. Spherical roller bearings mounted on withdrawal sleeves with oil sump, oil is injected with the surface, and in turn tighten the screws, the withdrawal sleeve is pressed into the bearing hole.
Bearing installation is preferable to use hydraulic tools, but most of the master is hammering into, so inevitably impact on bearings.
3 (1) as far as possible by the urging force of the bearing axis, which requires a springboard for symmetrical and smooth, parallel to the axis through the spherical or biased.
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(3) avoid biases through the rolling, which requires disassembly inner ring by urging the inner ring when (shaft washer), when the outer ring assembly and disassembly) by urging the outer ring.
(4) continue to drag force due to the extent of, for example, when installing the bearing to be installed just stop when urged to the right position in the imported bearings, to ensure retaining shoulder end rings (gaskets) against the end surface of the housing bore or shaft neither packed too tight, it can not be installed in place.
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had an intense session with Wayne the healer after one of the hardest emotional times of my inner life .. its good bye party girl ( hence soul mate dry your eyes ) ill refer to HER in the 2nd because this entity ive out grown ..she served me well through many hard years,helped me cope with the fear and sadness of my parents breakup , the deep drama of my turmultuous teenage relationship , shared many shots over some amazing music while covered in black mascara smudged tears,choked with the seriousness of a life i once couldnt comprehend and failed to catch up to at every stage, comforted me when i was very alone , rocked me when my first baby slept , when my life took a different direction bringing all at once freedom and the most **** scared ive ever been in this life, allowed escape when the dark shadows of despair and hopelessness found me , allowed me to momentarily forget ..step out for a while , allowed a voice when i wasnt heard .. but i can do it alone now party girl .. i really think i have a chance .. life caught me up and im no longer running to stand still babe ... thankyou for being there for me thru it all ..ill not forget you ... we are be all means soul mates .. xxx good bye
We all have fractured soul parts honey....bringing them all back into balance and together is key to our healing. Thank you dearest Rana for sharing this with us. I know how hard you have worked. I love you xx
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A good blog post, like a good sermon, catches the imagination from the start (as I just failed to do!). Skip Moen has just posted a terrific discussion of Eve's name from Genesis 3, which he catchily introduces by talking about BB King. The blues and the Bible – well he caught my attention!
The man named his wife Eve, because she was the mother of all living. Genesis 3:20
Eve – We need a new bible translation. I suggest we call it the "B. B. King Bible." Why? Because "the thrill is gone." The relationship between Adam and "Eve" after the Fall is the epitome of B. B. King's famous song. Not only is the thrill gone, but "you'll be sorry someday."


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Crowdfunder launched for Martin Donnelly after accident
A crowdfunding page has been set up to raise money for ex-Formula 1 driver Martin Donnelly following a moped accident which could result in him losing a leg.
On a recent charity moped ride in Ireland, the former British Touring Car Championship driver fell and was hit by another rider.
Jonathan Lewis, who was due to start a Ginetta Junior team with Donnelly for the 2019 season, has started a GoFundMe campaign for Donnelly while he is unable to work.
"[Martin] never made any money in Formula 1," the campaign said. "He works his nuts off every week instructing and doing anything he can to try and pay his way.
"Only last week Martin set off on a moped to ride around Ireland to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust. During this event he fell off his moped and was hit by another rider – this has broken his already damaged leg just above his knee.
"There is a real possibility Martin will lose his leg – something Martin has fought for over 30 years to keep."
The statement added that Donnelly has already had an operation to pin the leg, but it appears as though he has contracted a subsequent infection.
"Every day, it's looking worse not better," Lewis wrote. "Basically Martin cannot work for a minimum of three months, if at all, and he has no savings."
The original target was to raise £10,000 but that goal was reached within less than 24 hours of the campaign's start. Organisers have raised the goal to £25,000 as a result.
Fellow ex-F1 driver Tommy Byrne, BTCC champion and commentator Tim Harvey and former DTM and Le Mans racer Peter Dumbreck are among the names to have already donated.
In practice for the 1990 Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez, Donnelly suffered a high-speed crash. He was thrown from the cockpit of his Lotus 102, and received brain and lung contusions as well as multiple leg fractures, which almost required amputation.
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Stephen, You wrote "The accuracy of my RTM system creates a superior
surface finish that can be
invested and/or molded with little or no clean up." What is you"RTM
system"? It would be helpful to all of us who occasionally use Thermojet
patterns to know.
At 01:06 PM 2/2/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I just saw photos of jewelry models made on a Thermo-Jet that look really
>rough. I am sure that it would take quite a bit of work to get them cleaned
>up. The Solidscape ( Sanders Prototype ) MMII also leaves a generally
>unsuitable surface finish for a jewelry master model as well. Both of these
>machines are great...to a point. If you are willing to put in the extra man
>hours in post processing and can tolerate the inherent imperfections that
>the human processes create.
>The accuracy of my RTM system creates a superior surface finish that can be
>invested and/or molded with little or no clean up. The models that I produce
>might cost a little more up front but, I am sure that it saves hours of hand
>labor that costs too that are rarely calculated.
>As for methods, may I suggest also that you try the following materials for
>clean up as well
>bronze wool ( never steel )
>nylon stockings ( great light abrasive )
>Glazing technique using a Wax Pen with a small wire insert
>good luck
>Steven Adler CEO
>Automated 3D Modeling
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "SiderWhite"
>To: "Rapid Prototype Mailing List"
>Cc: <<mailto:email@example.com>email@example.com>
>Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 9:28 PM
>Subject: Summary of ThermoJet wax removal products
> > Thanks again rp-ml!
> > I've summarized the responses I've received for everybody's benefit.
> > -Glenn
> >
> > ThermoJet Wax removal tip summary:
> >
> > 1. I assume you are referring to removal of the rough surface left by the
> > supports. Have you tried a little bit of Johnson's paste wax on a
> > Scotchbrite pad?
> >
> > 2. Johnson's Paste Wax smoothes out the surface.
> >
> > 3. 3DSystems recommends Orange Clean Supper Concentrate
> > <http://www.greatcleaners.com>http://www.greatcleaners.com> to clean
> parts up after supports have been
> > knocked off. We use a similar product called Citrol from National Chemical
> > Laboratories, Inc. (1-800-Nat-Chem) It seems to be a little stronger and
> > works well on parts and floors that have had support material ground into
> > it.
> > Note: this seems like a good lead to follow - also there's that cleaner
> > called "Orange-Glo" which has been on a lot of infomercials lately.
> >
> > 4. I am a reseller for The Thermojet. Recently I worked on waxes to be
> > as samples for several jewelry trade shows. I found that "Wax Kleen,"a
> > Product, made by B.Jadow and Sons, Inc., works very well. It is 100%
> > organic.
> > I also used xylene solvent also worked very well but, was a little more
> > aggressive and it is a solvent of questionable carcinogenic properties. I
> > also used a rotary file from Matt Wax (Adolfo Mattiello) that did not
> > clog, as most wax paddles or rotary files do. I found not only can a
> > Thermojet do parts a Sanders MM2 can't do, it can do them 40 to 50 times
> > faster, with
> > a 10 minute clean up (352 jets as apposed to 2). A part could be in
> > production (built, cast the master, finished, rubber mold, cast for
> > production) before a Sanders could build one part. I had to experience it
> > myself, before I would comment on this. I admit some parts are better
> > executed on the Sanders, but I saw parts that a Sanders could not build.
> > This was with up facing surfaces,and lettering and thin parts (usually
> > dissolved in the support layer
> > removal on the Sanders). I have used both and as performs in my industry,
> > feel it's a outstanding output device. I am partial to CNC Mills, but
> > me. I
> > hope that this helps, beside Wax Kleen smells of Oranges, cool stuff
> > (available through jewelry tool suppliers). Have Fun!!
> >
> > 5. 3D Systems has desribed a "citrus" degreaser, often sold by bike
> > to remove chain residue. I have never tried it, we use unfriendly
> > lighter-fluid
> > for this.
> >
> > 6. Have you tried the "All Citrus" Cleaner/Degreaser from Stoner? I used
> > this
> > before I came to work for 3D and continue to this day.
> >
> >
> >
> > For more information about the rp-ml, see
> <http://ltk.hut.fi/rp-ml/>http://ltk.hut.fi/rp-ml/
> >
>Steven Adler CEO
>Automated 3D Modeling
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Source: People's Daily Online
April 5, 2010
Nepal has cleared half the minefields laid during its 10-year conflict, helping the country secure lasting peace, local media reported on Monday.
According to The Kathmandu Post, the government with the support of United Nations (UN) and civil society actors had started demining operations two years ago as part of the commitment expressed by both the government and the then Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (UCPN-M) in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
The agreement spells out clear commitments on the clearance of mines and other dangerous explosive items, and commensurate assistance to the victims.
"Mine action constitutes one of the priority areas in our peace building process," Minister of Peace and Reconstruction Rakam Chemjong said on the occasion of the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action on Sunday.
During the conflict, 53 minefields were planted by Nepal Army and more than 300 Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) fields were laid by Nepal Army, the Police, and the Armed Police Force combined.
According to the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction, an unknown number of IEDs were also produced by the UCPN-M army and left at different places during the decade-long war. As a result, these lost IEDs continue to pose a threat across the country.
Three special squads at the Nepal Army are carrying out demining operations across the country. The Nepal Army demining platoons, with support from the UN Mine Action Team (UNMAT) have now cleared 26 of the 53 minefields with plans to complete clearance of the remaining half by the end of 2011.
Regarding the explosives possessed by the UCPN-Ms, UNMAT carried out a final demolition of all the explosive items held at UCPN-M cantonments in December 2009 in coordination with UCPN-M combatants.
A total of 52,617 IEDs and other dangerous items have been destroyed by UNMAT since the beginning of these demolitions in 2007, read the statement issued by the ministry.
However, the ministry concedes that despite the progress made in minefield and IED stockpile clearance, Nepalis are still being killed by explosive remnants of war. "It is impossible to clear all these devices systematically, as they litter the countryside in unknown locations," said the ministry.
In 2009, there were 70 casualties from victim-activated explosions–children made up 54 percent of the casualties. This gives Nepal one of the highest child casualty rates in the world.


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Petalinux in Cora z7 not finding RTC
gmodia posted a question in Embedded LinuxHello everyone! I'm trying to install Petalinux on a Cora Z7-10 I followed all the steps described here: github.com/Digilent/Petalinux-Cora-Z7-10 but when I try to boot it I get this message: hwclock: can't open '/dev/misc/rtc': no such file or directory after this, I can't write anything in Minicom. As in my folder /dev didn't have the misc folder, following some advice that I found on the net I created the folder and first tried to soft-link /dev/rtc0 and then hard-link it also but none of those worked, I still get the same error. Did anyone go through the same issue or has any idea to solve it? Thanks you very much in advance.
Problems with powering Pmod Grove RTC using backup battery
Mahdi posted a question in Add-on BoardsHello, I am using a Pmod Grove RTC with a PYNQ board, and it seems to be operating normally when it is powered directly from the 3.3 V of the board. However, when I plug in the backup battery (3.0 V CR1225) into the grove RTC and have it also connected to the board, I can not read or write to the clock. It seems the backup battery somehow disables the device. After reading the page 3 of datasheet of the DS1307 chip, I noticed something weird: "DC power is provided to the device on these pins. VCC is the +5V input. When 5V is applied within normal limits, the device is fully accessible and data can be written and read. When a 3V battery is connected to the device and VCC is below 1.25 x VBAT, reads and writes are inhibited. However, the timekeeping function continues unaffected by the lower input voltage. As VCC falls below VBAT the RAM and timekeeper are switched over to the external power supply (nominal 3.0V DC) at VBAT." Does this mean that if I am powering the Grove RTC via the normal Grove Adapter which connects to the Pmod port of PYNQ and uses the 3.3 V source, I can not use 3.0 V coin cell battery anymore? Based on what I calculated, 1.25 * 3.0 V = 4.0 V and the 3.3 V VCC provided from the PYNQ is below the 4 V which inhibits the read and write process based on the datasheet. Obviously, if I make my VCC 5 V (which is kind of difficult in terms of wiring) or drop the VBAT below 2.5 V, this is not happening (I tested it). This requirement totally defeats the purpose of using Grove RTC with most of Xilinx FPGA boards. Because Pmods are supposed to be connected to the Pmod ports and not the 5 V source, and also there is no 2.5 V or lower voltage coin cell battery that I can use. So, I am kind of stuck at this point on how to use the Grove RTC in the normal way and have a backup battery as well. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mahdi
How to use Pmod Grove RTC inside the PYNQ projectHello, I have got a Pmod grove RTC which I hoped to be able to use it the same way I have been using my Pmod Grove IMU (using the example C code that is provided here), however I noticed there is no such example code for the Grove RTC. I am aware of the Arduino and python scripts that are available on Grove RTC webpage, but due to some limitations I need to use it the same way I am using Grove IMU device (which is using it with PYNQ board). Does anybody know if there is such example code written in C language for this device out there that I can use? It seems to be a simple I2C device, however I have not found any straightforward library for it yet. There are several DS1307 devices, each with their own i2c library, but I need to use i2c.h that exists on the pynq project. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mahdi


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...intense, retirement is a social right for all people. Abolishing the official retirement age would be a punishment. *There are many benefits to retirement, such...
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...carry the heavy aged living expenses. 5. To extend the retirement age to 65 years-old for those senior citizen who are healthy and can be able...


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HAUCDC has administered an acquisition and rehabilitation of single family homes program over the past 4 years acquiring abandoned, neglected and foreclosed properties in the Houston Area. All were sold to households below the poverty level and sixty-five (65) percent of the buyers we have sold homes to be below 80% area median income (AMI).
HAUCDC is the Non-Profit participant in a Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) in the Altura Height Rental Project located at 4911 W. Airport Blvd, Houston, TX 77085 currently under construction, and is looking for more opportunities. All LIHTC Multifamily Rental projects would serve households predominantly below 60% AMI.


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A report commissoned by the World Wide Fund for Nature (UK) says heat waves, droughts, rising sea levels, flash floods, forest fires and disease "could turn profitable tourist destinations into holiday horror stories".
The senior research scientist at the unit, Dr David Viner, said: "Areas like the Mediterranean could become unbearable during the traditional summer holiday season. As temperatures begin to soar, many tourists will stay away."
Dr Ute Collier, WWF head of climate change, said: "The tourism industry could be faced with huge costs as global warming begins to influence decisions about when and where people are going to go on holiday."
WWF's recommendations include introducing an aviation fuel tax throughout the European Union, and preferably worldwide.
It also argues for a shift from fossil fuel use to renewable energy sources, and for improved energy efficiency in new buildings, including tourist resorts.


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The glass of wine
You reach
For, deep
Within holds
A well
Of luck.
But what luck
Does the wine
When your lips reach
The rim that holds
Elixir deep?
Down deep,
Only holds
A stain wine
Cannot reach.
Your eyes well
With deep
Fears. You breach
Your heart's luck
That whines,
The empty well."
The wine
Drains too deep.
Better luck
Is within reach,
You hope and reach
The rim. Wait, hold
On. Luck
Runs out. You wel-
Come your deep
Fears and drown with wine.
Reach the well.
Hold fear deep.
Luck gambles with wine.


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Graphic by Ryan Leopando – Arch City Sports
Pepsi Center, Denver, CO – The Blues traveled to Colorado to beat the Avalanche 3-2 in overtime thanks to TJ Oshie's 5th goal of the year in the extra period, giving the Blues their fourth win in a row. It was also Paul Stastny's first appearance back in Mile High, who heard some boos early on in the game from the crowd. Avalanche goaltender Calvin Pickard kept the game close as the Blues dominated, outshooting Colorado 42-25.
The Avalanche took the early lead on a power play goal by former Blue Erik Johnson's slap shot from the point at 14:01. But shortly after the Blues responded with a power play goal of their own by Kevin Shattenkirk. Vladimir Tarasenko and Jori Lehtera were given the assists as Shattenkirk patiently waited to shoot the puck over a fallen Pickard at 15:23 for his 4th of the year.
The Blues outshot the Avalanche 17-5 in the second period, however only managed to score once compliments of an unassisted goal by Alex Pietrangelo. Pietrangelo shot a wrister from the point as David Backes screened Pickard in front of the net at 8:16. They continued to pressure Colorado and Pickard, but Erik Johnson scored his second of the game and 6th of the year with a wrist shot off a pass from Nathan McKinnon that got passed Jake Allen at 18:36. Gabriel Landesky was also given an assist on the goal, his second assist of the game.
The pressure continued by the Blues in the third, and Lehtera almost gave them the lead early on but Johnson was able to knock the puck off the line and was eventually cleared. Birthday boy Tarasenko had several quality scoring opportunities throughout the game but was unable to find the back of the net as Pickard made big save after big save to help keep the Avalanche in the game. However, Pickard was unable to make the save on Oshie's knuckling snap shot from the slot at 1:03 in the overtime period.
During the four game winning streak, the Blues big names (other than the STL Line) have been stepping up and putting the puck in the net. Oshie has four goals in his last eight games while Steen, Stastny, and Backes all have had an impressive last week of play.
With Nashville losing to San Jose 2-0 and the Blackhawks falling to the Islanders 3-2, the win puts the Blues in first place of the Central Division with 42 points. Next up for the Note is a home and home series against the Los Angeles Kings as they pay a visit to Scottrade on Tuesday night followed by St. Louis traveling to LA for a Thursday night matchup.