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Last weekend was both my birthday and Labor Day weekend. Wait. No, that's wrong. It was two weekends ago. Slow down, September. Traditionally, Labor Day marks the end of the summer; pools close, we put away our white pants, and I can commence rolling my eyes at people who actually look forward to fall. But summer can't
In the 18 days since David's birthday he has taken exactly three naps. The nap strike started on the day of his birthday. It's as if he read somewhere on the Internet that some kids drop their nap at age three and thought, "No more napping? Yeah. I think I can make that happen," and then
We're celebrating this weekend. The sort of celebrating that calls for standing in the front yard wearing a pajama shirt waving a flag. All before 8 a.m. Today is my 32nd birthday and tomorrow the Hokies kickoff their football season. Here's to the start of a great year. A year in which maybe we'll get around to
I thought long and hard about a theme for David's third birthday. For his first and second birthdays I chose based on the decoration potential. This year I thought long and hard about David's interests and finally, reluctantly, chose to throw him a Lightning McQueen party. He likes Lightning McQueen a heck of a lot
The other day David woke up and the first thing he said was, "Mommy, is today my birthday?" We talk a lot about birthdays in our house. We already had Mary Virginia's birthday, then Berkley Grace's birthday, next is David's, then Mommy's, then Uncle Jason, then Mimi, then Caleb…that's how the birthday conversation goes until
Two days before Mary Virginia's birthday, Tom and I were outside cleaning up the back yard and Tom got stung by a bee. Since Tom grew up in a suburban utopia where the only bees were ornamental, it took over 30 minutes for me to convince him that it was, in fact, a bee sting.
Mary Virginia's birthday was over a week ago and I'm just now getting around to the details. Things were so busy last week after the cupcake sugar-high David still hasn't come down from, Father's Day, and Mary Virginia getting Hand Foot Mouth Disease. You read that right. Just when I thought Rickets was the only childhood
To celebrate Mary Virginia's birthday, I put together a little slideshow of some of my favorite photos and videos from the past year. You can watch it below, or here. There are two things I think of when I watch the slideshow. First, I am woefully out of touch with new music. I think the
Strawberries aren't in season this time of year, but don't let that stop you from making this cake. It's red, sweet and special; perfect for Valentine's Day. Don't let this stop you either: If you add up the time it took to shop, whip, slice, allow the meringues to dry, and include a few breaks,
Last week I celebrated my 31st birthday. 31, for some reason, seems remarkably older than 30. Like I said last year, 30 seems like a fake age. The number is too round, it carries too many implications. 31 is more normal, more settled. Less, "WOW! The big three-oh!" On David's birthday, we wanted to continue


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Yoshioka, Hitoshi. 2006. "Future Plans for Nuclear Physics Research," "The Rise of Nuclear Fusion Research," "The Development and Utilization of Nuclear Reactors." In A Social History of Science and Technology in Contemporary Japan: Volume 4: High Economic Growth Period, 1960-1969, edited by Shigeru Nakayama and Hitoshi Yoshioka, 189-273. Melbourne: Trans Pacific Press.
Volume 4 of A Social History of Science and Technology in Contemporary Japan contains three chapters of note to those interested in Japanese nuclear history, all of which were written by Hitoshi Yoshioka. Chapter 8, "Reorganization of the Administration and Regulation of Nuclear Development," describes the establishment of the Nuclear Safety Commission (Genshiryoku Anzen Iinkai) in 1978 and the concomitant increase in the role of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) in the development of nuclear technology. Chapter 9, "Nuclear Power Plant Location Disputes," addresses the politics of determining where nuclear power plants would be built. It also details the ill-fated attempt to build a nuclear-powered commercial ship. Finally, Yoshioka describes the development of the technology and infrastructure to enrich uranium and reprocess spent fuel in Chapter 10, "The Development of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Technology." These three chapters highlight different aspects of the social, political and technical history of the nuclear power industry in Japan. They explore how the development of reactors occurred in historically specific contexts of strenuous efforts and political struggle by a variety of local, official and commercial actors over a period of time during which outcomes were uncertain.
Chapter 8, "Reorganization of the Administration and Regulation of Nuclear Development," describes the process by which MITI expanded its influence over the nuclear industry in the 1970s and 80s, eventually gaining control over a portion of the research and development of nuclear power that had been the sole reserve of the Science and Technology Agency (STA). Unlike the large and powerful U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), the smaller Japanese Nuclear Safety Commission (NSC) could only review the actions of MITI and the STA, and was effectively sidelined as nothing more than a bureaucratic advisory board.
Chapter 9, "Nuclear Power Plant Location Disputes," shows how one of the main barriers to the construction of power plants was convincing local fishing collectives to abandon their fishing rights to the waters near the plant. Since the Edo period, villages have enjoyed the right of communal access to fishing grounds adjacent to their land, and laws in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries confirmed these rights. Unless the locals ceded these rights, nuclear power plants could not gain access to the water they needed to operate. This chapter details the strategies that fishing cooperatives and other citizens used to slow or prevent the building of nuclear power plants in their regions, including a page or two on the resistance efforts in Fukushima.
Also in Chapter 9, Yoshioka highlights the asymmetry of protest power by presenting the case of an experimental nuclear-powered vessel, the Mutsu. In 1974, when the government tested the boat's reactor without the approval of the local fishing cooperatives, the locals surrounded the ship with 300 fishing boats. The Mutsu sneaked out of port under the cover of a typhoon and promptly sprang a leak in its reactor coolant. It remained adrift for 45 days while fishermen blockaded its return to port.
Chapter 10, "The Development of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Technology," describes how nuclear waste reprocessing technology preceded the development of fuel enrichment technology in Japan. Reprocessing technology was imported from abroad while enrichment was developed locally. In addition to technical and political challenges (such as Japan's treaty obligations to the U.S.), Yoshioka attributes the delay of a decade between the development these two lines of technology to the Japanese government's policy of prioritizing nuclear reactors over fuel technologies. Regardless of the timing, however, the ability to both enrich uranium and reprocess spent fuel allowed Japan eventually to achieve its goal of having an independent fuel cycle, in which virtually the entire life cycle of nuclear fuel could be handled domestically.
These three chapters are of particular interest to readers looking for historical contextualization of the development of reactors such as those at Fukushima, and the industry that supports them. Although, once established, the existence of such reactors may seem solid and non-negotiable, Yoshioka demonstrates that the path of their development was by no means natural or inevitable, and did not take place in a political vacuum.
– Craig Nelson
Further reading on Hitoshi Yoshioka's histories of nuclear power in Japan:
- A Social History of Science and Technology in Contemporary Japan: Volume 2: Road to Self-Reliance, 1952-1959
- BOOK: A Social History of Nuclear Power: Its Development in Japan (1999)
- CHAPTER: Technology versus Commercial Feasibility: Nuclear Power and Electric Utilities (1999)

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Snowdrops at Henley Quaker Meeting
Henley Quakers' garden was open on the afternoon of Sunday 3 February so that our neighbours, friends, and passers-by could enjoy our spectacular display of snowdrops. This event has become an annual favourite at Henley Friends Meeting House, and this year, according to professional gardeners, has been the best for snowdrops for twenty years. Our surprisingly long garden, dating from the seventeenth century, includes an old burial ground at the far end where several old trees provide the partial shade that snowdrops love. Tea and cake were served to our visitors for the occasion, which was reported in the Henley Standard of 8 February.


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The 11th Frame: McKendree is second school to win Intercollegiate Team Championships, NCAA titles in same year
JEFF RICHGELS | Posted: Monday, May 15, 2017 9:00 pm
The McKendree women's team with the Helmer Cup. Photo by United States Bowling Congress.
McKendree this year became the second school to win the NCAA and Intercollegiate Team Championships titles in the same year, joining Maryland Eastern Shore, which won both in 2011. The McKendree women hoisted the Helmer Cup for the first time when they won the 2017 ITC 3-2 (206-157, 212-191, 178-211, 194-196, 159-147) over Webber International in the best-of-5 Baker finals at the Raising Cane's River Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The championship match was taped Saturday, April 22 and...


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REVIEW: Over the Rhine @ Canal Street Tavern (Dayton, OH – – 6/23/00)
(originally posted to the old Actwin list)
They played a lot of new stuff and/or older stuff that they haven't pulled out too often… the first set was shock full of the newer stuff, and the second stuff had some of the OtR staples…
It was a really good show overall… and it'd been since December since I'd seen OtR. Good stuff. Oh yeah, it was a three-piece (K&L and Jack). Nikki Buehrig opened.
Karin's new hair-style…she needed to be wearing a big script "L" on her shirt. :) Sorry, but that's just the first thing that came to my mind when they came on stage…
They played a tune that Bruce said that Jan's been requesting forever (see setlist below), but they've never played it for her… so maybe their next Chicago show, you'll luck out Jan…
When I Go (K&L)
I Let It Go
Show Me
Green Clouded-Tail Butterfly
If Nothing Else
It's Never Quite What It Seems
Cast Me Away
Little Blue River
Who Will Guard the Door (K&L)
Suitcase (K&L)
Fairpoint Diary (K&L)
And Can It Be
All I Need is Everything
I Will Remember
Now I Know (Cowboy Junkie's tune)
Circle of Quiet
Latter Days
Faithfully Dangerous
Go Down Easy
Somewhere in SET 2, Jack and Linford did a little jam session… I forget in between which songs. It was fun. As for SET 1, I don't remember hearing "Cast Me Away;" so maybe they didn't play it, or maybe I fell asleep…
The three new ones in a row Show/Green/Nothing were cool. Jack's guitar tone on several of them were what Bruce referred to as "porno guitar." Twas humourous. They were good songs anyway. The first two new songs at the beginning of the SET 1 were good, too… but kinda mellow. They were nice, though.
Ah… I think this show made up my mind that I'm gonna try to make it to the Sunday show in Columbus…
Have fun everybody at the Kent gig!!!
save the erf,
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The story of missionary priests coming from Ireland to serve in the United States and other countries is a rich part of church history. The Diocese of Duluth has been blessed by this phenomenon. The first bishop of the diocese, James McGolrick, was from Ireland.
In the Duluth diocese, it ended up being a family affair. At least four Irish priests who came to the diocese in the early 20th century were followed here by nephews ordained decades later.
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Msgr. Michael Boland (with trophy) poses with students from St. John School in Duluth.
Each uncle and nephew came from the same county in Ireland. Each uncle spent more than 40 years as a priest in the diocese. All four nephews have also served more than 40 years, bringing combined family totals sometimes more than a century.
Fathers Boland
Msgr. Michael Boland, from County Tipperary, was born in 1886 and died in 1971 in Superior, Wis. He built St. John the Evangelist Church in Duluth, where he was pastor for 46 years, and directed the adjacent St. James Children's Home for 45 years. He also served the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart and St. Michael's in Duluth, building the basement and offering the first Mass at the latter parish in 1915.
He was vicar general under three bishops — Bishops James McGolrick, John McNicholas and Thomas Welch — holding the post from 1922 until 1957 with only a brief interruption while he served as diocesan administrator between 1925 and 1926. He was named a prothonotary apostolic, the highest of the three grades of the honorary title monsignor, in 1922, and as he marked his golden jubilee in 1962 was considered to have held the title longer than any other priest in the United States.
Father Eamonn Boland, 67, has served at parishes in Grand Rapids, Duluth, Deer River, Hibbing, Cloquet, Carlton, Hoyt Lakes, Eveleth and Moose Lake, where he is approaching a decade as pastor. He has also served as a diocesan consultor.
He said his uncle's work at the orphanage stands out. "I think that was the great love of his life," Father Boland said. "He loved that ministry."
His uncle was influenced to come to Duluth by Bishop McGolrick and in turn was an influence on his own decision, especially when his uncle would come home and mention happenings in the diocese, Father Boland said. "That influenced me quite a bit."
His time in the diocese overlapped with his uncle's only briefly, and he said Msgr. Boland's "mind was going a little bit" by that time, but he would go up to St. John's and talk to him frequently. "We come from a big family, so we had lots of relatives to talk about."
Fathers Flynn
Father Patrick Flynn was born in 1900 in County Leitrim and died in 1970 in Two Harbors. He served parishes in Duluth, Virginia, Hill City, Aurora, Biwabik, Pine River and Two Harbors. He also served a mission in Pequot Lakes and founded St. Christopher Church there. He was a diocesan consultor.
Father Charles Flynn, 66, has served parishes in Grand Rapids, Cloquet, Longville, Hibbing, Nisswa, Pequot Lakes and Duluth in addition to his current parishes in Eveleth and Gilbert. His additional service has included being a consultor, serving on the diocesan Pastoral Council and Executive Council, chairing the Priests' Senate and serving as dean of the Duluth deanery.
Father Charles Flynn said he remembers his uncle coming home when he was a little boy. "He came every three years, and he'd stay with us three months." On the years he didn't come home, they would have other missionary priests visit.
His time in the diocese overlapped with his uncle's service by about a year and a half. "It was fine; I'd go up and visit him and stuff like that," he said, and his uncle would give him Pabst Blue Ribbon and let him take the four cans left over home with him.
"He drove a great big car. It was a Buick Wildcat. It was like a tank," he said.
Father Flynn said his uncle was happy about the decision to come to Duluth but that he had already made the decision independently, drawn in part by the Catholic American president John F. Kennedy.
Father Lyons and Msgr. Scott
Msgr. Thomas Scott was born in 1899 in County Mayo and died in 1968. He served parishes in Duluth, Hibbing, Hill City, Floodwood and Brainerd. He was named a monsignor and invested in 1961. He also served as Brainerd dean and as a diocesan consultor.
Father Michael Lyons, 68, served as a deacon in Brainerd and as a priest in parishes in Hibbing, Duluth and Pine City in addition to his current parishes in Two Harbors and Silver Bay. He also served in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and the Archdiocese of Tuam in Ireland in the 1970s and for the Duluth diocese has directed the planning office and the office of communications and served on the diocesan Presbyteral Council.
Father Lyons said in an email that his only personal experiences of his uncle are from his teenage years while Msgr. Scott was on an extended vacation in Ireland. "During that time I enjoyed his many stories about Minnesota that he shared with family members and neighbors," Father Lyons said.
He said the visit left a deep impression on him. Those experiences and his uncle's "iconic stature" were important to his eventual decision to serve as a priest in the Duluth diocese, and he also got a "persuasive letter" from Msgr. Scott when he entered All Hallows Seminary.
"He spoke highly of the life of the church here, the deep faith and support of parishioners for their priests, as well as the potential support and friendship of many other Irish-born priests already serving here," Father Lyons said. "He never mentioned the Minnesota winters, however!"
Many other letters passed between them during seminary, and he was looking forward to an ongoing friendship, but just six months before he was to begin his internship as a deacon in Brainerd, Msgr. Scott died suddenly. "Had he lived, I'm sure I would have enjoyed his familial support and his ever-ready counsel," Father Lyons said.
Fathers Walsh and Spain
Father Henry Spain was born in 1893 in County Tipperary and died in Duluth in 1978. He served parishes in Virginia, Chisholm, Pine River, Walker, Bovey, Coleraine, Nashwauk and Eveleth before retiring in 1968.
Father Seamus Walsh, 70, has served parishes in Duluth, Marble, Crosby, Cloquet, Pequot Lakes, Nisswa, Brainerd, Pine Beach and Fort Ripley as well as his current parishes in Grand Marais and Grand Portage. His other service includes being chaplain to St. James Children's Home, being a diocesan consultor, doing campus ministry at the University of Minnesota Duluth, serving on the diocesan Personnel Board and Presbyteral Council and serving as a National Guard chaplain.
Father Walsh's time in the diocese overlapped with his uncle for about two years while Father Spain was still a pastor and for several years after his retirement. "There was something special about it, a family connection, both immigrants to the country," he said.
Father Spain came to Duluth because of Bishop McGolrick. Father Walsh came to the diocese because he wasn't needed in his home diocese and because of his uncle. "Had he not been here, I would never have heard of such a place as Duluth," he said.
"I'm amazed that I asked so few questions about what it was like," he said. For instance, he never knew anything about the winters.
Fathers Walsh and Spain attended the same seminary but 50 years apart. With Father Spain's 60 years as a priest in the Duluth diocese (10 retired) and Father Walsh's nearly 46, that's almost 106 years between them.
The Fathers Boland have combined for almost 105 years.
The Fathers Flynn have combined for nearly 88 years, and Father Lyons and Msgr. Scott have combined for nearly 84.


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Files uploaded, proofs approved, we're good-to-go! I've compiled all the files, made low-res exports, and uploaded them to the gallery (view web PDF copies of the Souvenir Book and Pocket Program).
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Convention | Print Production
Files delivered, proofs approved, the Souvenir Book and Pocket Program are off to press. I've compiled all the files, made low-res exports, and uploaded them to the gallery.
My goal for the Souvenir Book this year was to focus on the general content of the convention; giving information relevant to people new to OryCon as well as long-time veterans. I also wanted to spotlight the people that make OryCon a unique experience; including full color pages for the Guests of Honor, more photos of members throughout the book, featuring panelists by programming track categories, short bios for panelists (if provided), and extended text about charity organizations that partner with OryCon. Listing the panelists by category was new and a ton of work. We didn't have existing reports to create those lists so I had to do a lot of scrubbing manually. In the end, I think it was a pretty neat feature. It looked really good and I hope people like it.
My goal for the Pocket Program this year was to provide a pocket sized book that contains all the details of the convention programming. I wanted the book to be a single source of information to find panels (date/time, location, description) in both grid and text formats; with a compromise between making the text large enough to be legible and the book small enough to be portable. My intention was to make this the book you carried around the con; giving you easy access to hours of operation, quick reference programming schedules (readings, concerts, autographs, panelist locators), maps, fan groups, dealers coupons, policies, and local area restaurant information. I upped the page count (from 80 to 104) and we moved to a spiral binding. It's the cheapest print media we have so I am hoping that more content (like paid ads) can be added to it over the years.
Another success this year was reworking the ad pricing and focus for our printed pubs. I evaluated the purpose of the ads we print (2/3 of our ads are swaps or for charities) and decided that this year our mission is to support the convention community instead of trying to make money. We analyzed the cost per page and set fan/non-profit ad rates to nearly at-cost. As a fundraiser, however, we offered the premium space of our inside front and back cover at a premium price and we sold one! I also created layout options for half page and coupons in the Pocket Program. In the end, even though we cut costs, we nearly doubled last year's ad revenue. Plus, the ads are more focused on the community of the convention.
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OryCon needed a generic ad for situations where we're doing a swap but the latest convention information isn't ready yet. I've made this a full page but will also make a half page and maybe a quarter page too. A web ad probably wouldn't hurt as well.
This version of the ad is updated with just a bit of the O37 information we have right now. Photo credit goes to Phil Whitehouse.
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It is that time in the production schedule to make ads for everyone. Westercon69 needed a new full page ad to be used for a flyer and I had to create a half page version for the OryCon36 publications. Not exciting stuff but it needs to be done. /smile
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I needed to make one last ad for our Westercon 69 bid (published in the Westercon 67 program book). I had been thinking about it for days, trying to think of something that would be striking in black and white, use images that we already have, and incorporates our logo. I came up with the idea of using keywords from the website and used one of those word cloud generators to pull text from the website text. I then pared the list down and started playing with the layout. It was a bit of random luck when I placed the logo into the document that it got tossed onto the text and I really liked the moon effect it created.
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This was the highlight of my weekend at Norwescon 37. I was invited to the Costumer's Tea Party with Anima! X and not only did she sign my book but she gave us all a backstage tour of the costumes presented in the book. We also talked a bit about my work in the art show and I explained how I was inspired by her work. She loved Fea and said the gown was "beauuuuuuutiful!"
At the end of the art show I discovered that Fea had won three ribbons: People's Choice Best of Show, People's Choice Best Horror, and Best Textile. That was not something that I was expecting. I'm also all out of Fea business cards. It was a very positive weekend for Fea and I.
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I've updated the Portland in 2016 bookmark with the new logo. Time to get another 5000 printed.
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Artist Guest of Honor Mark Roland has some amazing artwork and he has granted us permission to use his work in promoting OryCon 36. The colors and imagery are so vibrant and eye catching. The convention is incredibly lucky to use his work for promotional purposes.
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Convention | Graphics | Print Production
We needed a logo and I was given the following criteria to design with:Use the font already selected; Portland; reaching; optimistic; no roses; bridges are ok if the photos are lit up at night; and the skyline is ok if it is lit up at night. Something that can work both really tiny (1/2 inch sticker) and really big (banners, t-shirts, and other advertising). Need to be able to resize it significantly.
I interpreted these instructions as a vector graphic that had a bridge and the Portland skyline. Another artist, Samuel Klein and I passed files back and forth, working out options for the logo. He had the fabulous idea of adding in a space ship flying through the foreground and adding a pop of red into the logo. Building this logo was a great collaborative experience.
Below is the example sheet of the logo with different background options as well as the 1/2 inch sticker version.
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I've spent the last couple of days polishing up the content for the Westercon69 bid page. The webmaster should be updating the site content and design soon. I have learned a lot about Portland that I had no clue was out there. The Chinese Gardens were built after I had moved to Washington and it was a pleasant surprise to discover them. I hope to visit the gardens this summer. I also had no idea about Portland's craft distilleries. Breweries I knew about, but distilleries, I did not. On a sad note, I also learned that the Church of Elvis and the Clinton's Street Theater are closed. No more midnight performances of Rocky.
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Welcome to my repository of creative expression. I'm not a happy camper unless I am making something and over the years I have dabbled in quite a few different kinds of art projects. Some projects come from taking art classes, others are completely hobby driven, and projects like home decor come from a need to customize an item and make it better or unique. The overall theme behind what I do is to learn how to manipulate objects and practice what I know about visual aesthetic and good design. Oh yeah, and to have fun.
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Nov 19, 2019
Dr. Davide Torri, former postdoctoral researcher at the HCTS and interim professor for Anthropology at the South Asian Institute (SAI), was offered a position as senior researcher at the department of History, Anthropology, Religion and Art at the University La Sapienza, Rome. His field of research and teaching will be the religions and philosophies of Central Asia and the Indian Subcontinent.


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This post focuses on planned activities on and around the gypstack.
Earthwork and Construction
A safe zone was defined around the New Wales sinkhole to specify a safety perimeter for personnel and equipment. The perimeter allows Mosaic to work near the sinkhole safely and without compromising ground stability. To read more about how the safe zone was defined using LiDAR and other technologies, click here.
Among other things, we are preparing the gypstack surface for drilling and grouting operations. We are constructing a stable work pad atop the gypstack to support heavy machinery, such as drilling rigs and cement trucks. The work pad base will be made up of stockpiled gypsum and compacted to create a work area for foot and equipment traffic. Much like the foundation of a house, the work pad must be flat, strong and support the weight and movement on top of it.
Stabilization and Boring Installation
Mosaic will then stabilize the portion of the sinkhole just above the confining layer. Following the completion of these and all other needed preparations, Mosaic will drill from the safe zone to the base of the sinkhole. Initially these borings will be used to further evaluate the extent of the sinkhole and that information will be used to plan the detailed steps to seal the hole.
These borings will then be used to inject a concrete-like substance called grout into the cavity at high pressure. Application of the grout will seal the sinkhole base.
Mosaic will advance its efforts as quickly as possible, subject to FDEP's continuing oversight. These and other activities are addressed in the consent order Mosaic entered into with FDEP on October 24, 2016.
Mosaic will share more plan details in the coming days, including an estimated timeline.
Daily Well Testing Update
As of today, Mosaic has received 1,223 well water test requests. Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc. (ECT) is prioritizing testing based on neighbor's proximity to the New Wales facility. Neighbors who have requested an alternative means of testing are encouraged to receive a water test at no cost from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP).
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Café Flamenco
Rhythmix Cultural Works
World-class flamenco dance and music presented by Caminos Flamencos. Intense, yet passionate, Emmy Award-winning dancer/choreographer Yaelisa presents her spirited troupe of internationally renowned flamenco artists, including Music Director Jason McGuire "El Rubio" and special guests.Join us for this fun and exciting evening of family-friendly world-class flamenco along with tasty paella and delicious sangria!
Event Info
Oct 27
Sun at 7
Sun at 7
$20/Advance, $25/Day of Show, $12/Kids (12 and under)
Rhythmix Cultural Works/Alameda
2513 Blanding Avenue, Alameda
Info: 5108655060
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Rapist get acquitted for crime since it was a finger rape!
In 2011, a Malaysian teenage girl aged 14 was raped by a man named Bunya Jalong aged 57, in a hotel in Sibu, Malaysia, reportedly she was raped with the use of finger that later make the girl became pregnant and give birth to a son.
In 2013, Bunya Jalong was convicted for four counts of rape as proven by a DNA test from the child's specimen and the rapist specimen, according to the suspect, he inserted his finger smeared by a semen that caused the pregnancy of the girl.
the mother of the girl demanded the rapist to compensate the girl for 40,000.00 RM for damages and to give maintenance payment for the young boy, which in the case Bunya's son, as she said that the girl is currently 18 years old and still studying, so she could not give the need of her son. the Sessions Court and High court favors the request of the mother and convicted the rapist.
but recently May 7, 2015, the Court of appeals reversed the decision of the the court based on the existing definition of rape in Malaysian law, that only a penile penetration is considered rape and due to technicality issue, the finger rape is considered as not a rape in Malaysian context of rape. with the decision of the court, the compensation requested by the family is now unclear.
mean while in the Philippines
the provision for rape is well defined
Article 266-A. Rape: When And How Committed. – Rape is committed:
1) By a man who shall have carnal knowledge of a woman under any of the following circumstances:
a) Through force, threat, or intimidation;
b) When the offended party is deprived of reason or otherwise unconscious;
c) By means of fraudulent machination or grave abuse of authority; and
d) When the offended party is under twelve (12) years of age or is demented, even though none of the circumstances mentioned above be present.
2) By any person who, under any of the circumstances mentioned in paragraph 1 hereof, shall commit an act of sexual assault by inserting his penis into another person's mouth or anal orifice, or any instrument or object, into the genital or anal orifice of another person.
luckily, there is a provision that stated that "or any instrument or object" which give the Philippine a better rape definition in its legal context.


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Join Old Salem on Saturday, October 17 from 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. for a fun-filled day of activities involving favorite fall foods from the harvest! Celebrate the fall harvest with hands-on activities, historic demonstrations, vendors and more!
- Take part in grinding apples at the apple cider mill
- Learn about preserving the harvest
- Make & Taste Apple Butter
- and so much more!
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AUBURN – I'm confused. Maybe you all can help me out on this.
If you had a quarterback capable of doing something only five other ones have done in the history of college football, would he be your starter?
I'm nodding my head, too.
So I'm wondering why Auburn offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee agreed earlier this week that Jeremy Johnson is "capable" of accomplishing his goal of throwing for 3,000 yards and rush for 1,000 in a single season, but the starting quarterback job remains up for grabs.
"No one has earned a spot yet," Lashlee said after Tuesday's practice. "At every position. You asked about center. You asked about quarterback. We compete. It doesn't matter if it looks like it's going to lean one way or another, we compete."
So it looks like Johnson needs to make those tough throws and right reads in today's scrimmage to show Lashlee and head coach Gus Malzahn what they already know — he's the guy for the 2015 season.
"I want a quarterback who's going to win the football game," Lashlee said.
Johnson is that quarterback. He knows it. Malzahn and Lashlee know it. Sean White, Tyler Queen and anyone else on the team knows it, too.
"He can throw it," said Jason Smith, who played quarterback in junior college and was a teammate of Johnson's in a high school all-star game. "He can spin it. He'll get it to you. I'm think everything is going to work out."
If Johnson goes for 3,000/1,000, he'll join Johnny Manziel (Texas A&M, 2012), Chandler Harnish (Northern Illinois, 2011), Colin Kaepernick (Nevada, 2010), Dan LeFevour (Central Michigan, 2007) and Vince Young (Texas, 2005) as the only college players to pull off that feat in a single season.
I don't see Johnson reaching that goal. Cam Newton came close. The 2010 Heisman Trophy winner threw for 2,854 yards and ran for 1,473 more in leading Auburn to a 14-0 record and national championship — and he's a better athlete than Johnson.
The junior from Montgomery can run, has some speed, but Johnson is more of a passer. So he'll fall short of gaining 1,000 on the ground. Besides, Auburn has three running backs in Roc Thomas, Peyton Barber and Jovon Robinson capable of carrying the bulk of the rushing load.
I could see two of those three rushing for 1,000 before Johnson does. As for the passing yards, Johnson should hit 3,000 with ease. If Auburn sticks to the plan of calling eight pass plays 25 to 30 yards downfield this season, the ideal numbers Johnson should shoot for is 4,000 passing and 500 rushing.
Those projections are up for debate. Johnson being a starter this season shouldn't be.
Johnson stands 6 feet, 5 inches tall and weighs 230 pounds. Malzahn has said the G.W. Carver High graduate has an "NFL arm." Johnson has already started a game at Auburn and knows the offense better than anyone at his position there. I'm sure White and Queen, an early enrollee, are competing hard, but neither is as talented or experienced as Johnson, who is also developing into a vocal leader.
"Jeremy was kind of a quiet guy when he first got here," said Auburn senior quarterback-turned-receiver Jonathan Wallace. "But just hearing his voice, it's good for him because he's really embracing the role."
So Auburn should just name Johnson the starter for the Sept. 5 season opener against Louisville at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta and put an end to this madness. I understand making people earn their spot.
"You just shake it up," Lashlee said. "'Hey, he was better than you in the scrimmage. He's one. He's two.' I want to know how the guy is going to respond that got elevated to the first spot. How is the guy that got dropped down going to respond at any position? I want to know just cause you think you're about to win the job, or may or may not, how are you going to respond?"
Lashlee said they're not "mind games," but Johnson shouldn't have to walk around campus and have people say, 'dude, you starting or what?' Lashlee likes to see how a player does in practices and scrimmages before "getting out in front of 100,000 people."
Johnson has been there, done that. So what I'm wondering is how White or Queen would perform in that environment. Auburn shouldn't want to see that scenario unfold until 2017.
Maybe Lashlee and Malzahn realize Johnson can handle being in this position because they've put him in it before. When Nick Marshall didn't start in last season's opener after receiving a citation for marijuana, all signs pointed to Johnson starting for him.
As soon as Malzahn announced Marshall wouldn't start against Arkansas, the next words out of his mouth should have been Johnson will. He instead waited weeks later to state the obvious.
Johnson started and threw for 243 yards and two touchdowns on 12-of-16 passing in the first half of Auburn's 45-21 win. Maybe Malzahn and Lashlee will leave the competition open throughout preseason camp, and Johnson will respond by throwing for 486 yards and four touchdowns on 24-of-32 passing Sept. 5.
This is just another bizarre episode of Auburn doing God knows what with Johnson, who could have gone elsewhere after Gene Chizik was fired, but he stuck with Auburn. Malzahn could have redshirt him in 2013, but didn't. Hindsight 20/20, I see why Auburn didn't because Marshall had nagging injuries.
Johnson should have played more last season because Marshall wasn't a consistent passer, but Auburn's offense wasn't the problem. The defense was. Now that Marshall is NFL bound, I just figured Auburn would slide Johnson into the starting role.
Malzahn and Lashlee aren't ready to make that official just yet.
Yep. I'm shaking my head in disbelief, too.
Duane Rankin, Advertiser columnist and sports reporter, can be followed on Twitter @DuaneRankin or reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Thousands of Lahorites were hospitalised during the Eid holidays due to excessive eating, injuries while sacrificing animals, meat cutting and in road accidents. Unfortunately we are a nation of excess. There is no moderation in the way we conduct our affairs, whether we are celebrating or expressing frustration. This Eid was spent with much zeal and fervor, perhaps a bit too much fervor that proved to be hazardous for over 5,000 people who were brought to emergency rooms of major hospitals for treatment of gastroenteritis, diarrhoea, high blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes.
Emergency rooms are busier than usual in all parts of the world on their respective holidays. Perhaps it is human nature to overindulge in the religiosity of the holiday and its celebration. As per management of different hospitals, majority of the patients were suffering from high blood pressure after eating excess of spicy meals. Excessive use of alcohol and drunk driving also caused a number of people to approach hospitals for emergency treatment.
Our unhealthy eating habits and lack of moderation has led to rampant heart disease and widespread diabetes. Cardiac disease is perhaps not as glaringly obvious or life threatening to gain much attention, like hepatitis or cancer. But the fact remains that the Pakistani population has one of the highest risks of coronary heart disease (CHD) in the world. In Pakistan, 30 to 40 per cent of all deaths are due to cardiovascular diseases (CVD). The CHD deaths in Pakistan have reached about 200,000 per year that is 410/100,000 of the population.
Over 60 percent of Pakistan's population is less than 25 years of age and the burden of CVD in Pakistan is likely to increase phenomenally as that population aged over the next 10-15 years. This burden will result in a crippling effect on the nation's economy and can only be controlled through effective strategies and resource allocation for prevention and treatment of CVD at both the government and non-government levels.


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Hugo Awards 2018 - The Finalists
The finalists for the 2018 Hugo Awards are:
Best Novel
Best Novel
- The Collapsing Empire, by John Scalzi (Tor)
- New York 2140, by Kim Stanley Robinson (Orbit)
- Provenance, by Ann Leckie (Orbit)
- Raven Stratagem, by Yoon Ha Lee (Solaris)
- Six Wakes, by Mur Lafferty (Orbit)
- The Stone Sky, by N.K. Jemisin (Orbit)
- All Systems Red, by Martha Wells (Tor.com Publishing)
- "And Then There Were (N-One)," by Sarah Pinsker (Uncanny, March/April 2017)
- Binti: Home, by Nnedi Okorafor (Tor.com Publishing)
- The Black Tides of Heaven, by JY Yang (Tor.com Publishing)
- Down Among the Sticks and Bones, by Seanan McGuire (Tor.Com Publishing)
- River of Teeth, by Sarah Gailey (Tor.com Publishing)
- "Children of Thorns, Children of Water," by Aliette de Bodard (Uncanny, July-August 2017)
- "Extracurricular Activities," by Yoon Ha Lee (Tor.com, February 15, 2017)
- "The Secret Life of Bots," by Suzanne Palmer (Clarkesworld, September 2017)
- "A Series of Steaks," by Vina Jie-Min Prasad (Clarkesworld, January 2017)
- "Small Changes Over Long Periods of Time," by K.M. Szpara (Uncanny, May/June 2017)
- "Wind Will Rove," by Sarah Pinsker (Asimov's, September/October 2017)
- "Carnival Nine," by Caroline M. Yoachim (Beneath Ceaseless Skies, May 2017)
- "Clearly Lettered in a Mostly Steady Hand," by Fran Wilde (Uncanny, September 2017)
- "Fandom for Robots," by Vina Jie-Min Prasad (Uncanny, September/October 2017)
- "The Martian Obelisk," by Linda Nagata (Tor.com, July 19, 2017)
- "Sun, Moon, Dust" by Ursula Vernon, (Uncanny, May/June 2017)
- "Welcome to your Authentic Indian Experience™," by Rebecca Roanhorse (Apex, August 2017)


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As the leaves fall, how does your body change and how can you adapt to prevent disease according to Ayurveda? Let's take a look at what Ayurveda recommends as a daily routine for this fall season. Why is important to adapt a daily lifestyle according to one's physical constitution? Everything …Read More »
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Ayurvedic Lunch For Kids + Ayurveda Inspired Lunch Box Recipes
In this article, I will try to list some tried and tested healthy Ayurvedic ways of packing lunch for your kids. We will also look at some Ayurveda inspired lunch box recipes and Ayurvedic lunch ideas for kids. Research studies have proven that the increased availability of fruits, vegetables, whole …Read More »
What Is Ratricharya? Ayurvedic Nightly Regimen: Dietary + Lifestyle Guidelines For Nighttime
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How 30 Days Of Abhyanga Changed My Life
I committed to 30 days of abhyanga self-massage and here's what happened. "The body of one who uses oil massage regularly does not become affected much even if subjected to injury or strenuous work. By using oil massage daily, a person is endowed with pleasant touch, trimmed body parts and …Read More »
5 Bedtime Routines For Adults: Inspiration For A Good Night's Sleep
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8 Step Ayurvedic Morning Ritual
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How To Give Yourself A Massage
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My sister just returned from Costa Rica and came back a new woman. She had an inner glow and a feeling of being much more grounded than I usually experience her to be. This was interesting because usually travel involves so much vata imbalance. The irregular routine, new people, new …Read More »
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I am having so much stress because of all the school work the teachers have put on me and juggling it all trying to get good grades is very hard for me and I don't know what to do with all this at one time could you please help in how I can lower my stress or make this whole 'school' thing easier on my body?
School can cause a lot of stress for teenagers and it is up to us to figure out a way we can deal with it or lower stress overall, and try to balance out the inevitable. Yoga and green tea can definitely help calm down your body and breathing exercises as well can help even more in calming your body down putting it into a state of rest and lower anxiety as well. These links should help.
My friend is in an abusive relationship. How do I talk to her about it without her getting angry at me?
Try not to push the topic onto her when you do decide to talk to her about it because a person has many reasons for not leaving an abusive relationship, sometimes, to the point where they can't leave or else they'll get hurt. She'll be hesitant to tell you everything or try to leave so please take time and be understanding. It is a process for her to take in and to be able to actually take action and leave the abuser without getting stalked, hurt or worse. Now if they situation becomes extreme it's best to phone officials like the police but if it's mild and always starts out that way before it does escalate but ask her open ended questions (and do not judge or criticize in any way) in a safe private place so that she'll answer truthfully about her emotions and how she feels about that said relationship.
Don't try to make decisions for her but instead encourage her to seek help for herself first so that she can feel more in control of the situation that what her abuser wants her to feel. Don't expect her to leave immediately or make a decision soon but be sure to offer long term support for her if anything does or doesn't happen. Keep in mind that she is the one that has to make the decision for herself to seek help. Provide her with other means of contacting people that could help her such as National Center for Victims of Crime in Washington, D.C. (800-394-2255) or National Domestic Violence Hotline number (800-799-SAFE).
My friends make jokes sometimes that offend me, but when express my discontent they brush me off. What do I do?
First I suggest you don't let them affect you in any way in their negative jokes they may have. They probably don't think it's such a big deal and tend to maybe think of what they say are harmless even if it does affect you and not them. Try to sieve out the possible underlying messages and see if there is anything you can learn from what they say at times. Then maybe be more up front about what they are saying offends you and try to help them understand why, try to ease it into a conversation or when they bring up the offensive jokes let them know straight up how you feel about them and explain to make them understand in a way that they'll know why it offends you.
If it that tactic doesn't work the first couple of times try to find someone who understand where you are coming from and see if they could try to explain to your friends and such from different perspectives they should be able to understand if they are willing to. Some people don't change and that is how they are and if that is the last case scenario then i suggest as well to try and find other people to hang with that see things from your point of view about offensive jokes.


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St Francis Property Owners - SRA ProjectsProjects being undertaken under the SRA (NPC)
Special Rated Area
The SRA came into affect on the 1st August 2018 when a majority vote of property owners within a demarcated area of St Francis Bay (see map of below) voted to have a 25% levy added to their municipal property rates to fund desparately needed projects and services to reverse the deterioration of the beach and roads and combat rising crime within the town.
To best administer the SRA, a separate Non-Profit Company (NPC) has been registered with a Board of Directors who shall oversee and manage the projects that fall within the intended scope of the SRA.
These projects are:-
- Roads
- Security (CCTV)
- Beach & Spit
Other Projects
Other projects, services and events that require funding either in full or in part are adminitered by St Francis Property Owners Association with funds collected through membership fees and donations. These projects will be published from time to time when they occur.
Project News
CCTV Installation
CCTV Cameras
There are 141 CCTV cameras on 42 poles at various critical points around St Francis Village and Canals which are monitored by a state of the art 24/7 Control Centre.
All security agencies including the SAPS, Neighbourhood Watch, Calibre, Smhart and G4S are fully briefed and working in collaboration to control crime.
What you need to know :
- Each pole has signage with the contact number for Atlas Security highlighted.
- Each pole is also numbered with a unique identification number. This is the critical number to quote each time the control centre is contacted. This will allow the highly trained staff monitoring the control centre to immediately identify the exact position of the incident. Calilbre Security will then be contacted to activate their reaction team to the site of the incident.
- Please take the time to identify the pole numbers nearest you for ease of use.
Obviously we ask you all to make use of this facility responsibly and only in times of real need.
The cameras cover the main entrances/exits to St Francis Bay, the main arterial roads from the Canals, through the Village CBD, to Harbour Road and Tarragona Road. We have sited cameras covering certain bridges, high traffic pedestrian areas and the beach. We have also included three camera poles with multiple cameras at three major intersections between Santareme and the Port. We have also sited cameras on certain intersections into the Sea Vista township.
Overview on Road Upgrades
One of the major undertakings of the St Francis Home Owners is the upgrading of the St Francis road network, some of which require urgent attention. The first priority will be the major arterial roads. These include:-
- St Francis Bay Entrance
- Lyme roads, North and South intersections with St Francis Drive
Whilst also a priority, some of the secondary roads will considered on application and suggestions from street committees on road surface preferences. Some of the secondary roads that will receive urgent attention include Sunset Drive amongst others.
An excellent example of how effective street committees can be in reparing their road is Arthur Lane where the residents worked together in raising the funding and employing a contractor to repair their road. .
Beach & Spit
Overview on Beach & Spit
- River, Spit and Beach
The restoration of the river, spit and beach remains the top priority.
In terms of the SFPO's agreement with the Kouga Municipality, they will focus on the short term protection of the spit, whilst the SFPO will focus on the long term solution. Advisian were initially appointed to design the long term coastal protection and sand retention structures. To ensure that we attain an integrated approach we expanded Advisian's scope of work to prepare a preliminary design of revetment structures for the spit area. The result is a design that integrates the relationship between the groyne field, beach nourishment and the spit revetment.
Coastal & Environmental Services (CES) are undertaking the necessary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the long term beach protection project. CES is a respected environmental consultancy with a 25 year track record.
The EIA process is expected to be completed within approximately 12 months, and the installation of infrasture is scheduled to commence early 2020.
A part of CES's assignment is to identify and quantify suitable sand sources for beach nourishment and to obtain environmental authorisation and any other permits required to utilise these sources. The Kromme River was previously identified as a potential source of sand. Since then the build-up of sand in the Kromme River increasingly affected the navigability of the river. Restoring the navigability of the river also specifically forms part of the sand sourcing investigation.


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Hello and welcome to the start of something incredible! It's true that every day, every moment even, can be a fresh start. But at this time of year the excitement of new possibilities is at a peak. It's a new year, YogaSprouts is opening in a new city and this "new"sletter is the first of […]read more


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Burning fossil fuels is a major cause of greenhouse gas emissions (GGE), and, greenhouse gas emissions (water vapor (H2O), carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O)) are the principle cause of man-made climate change. Given this fact, governments throughout the world should be moving away from fossil fuels and investing in, and designing policies that encourage development of, renewable sources of energy. But the British Conservative government, despite public opinion to the contrary, has all but banned the construction of onshore wind turbines and is encouraging fracking in England. The Tories are the only UK political party to offer support for this regressive form of energy production, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Greens having all promised fracking bans should they gain political office at the next general election.
Hydraulic fracking is the process of releasing gas and oil from shale rock: huge quantities of water, proppant (usually sand) and chemicals are injected at high-pressure into hydrocarbon-bearing rocks, rocks that can be up to a mile down and were once thought to be impermeable. This process of fracturing (or cracking) forces the rocks to crack open, and gas held inside is released and allowed to flow to the surface.
Shale gas is a fossil fuel, and when combusted produces GGE, albeit at around 50% less than coal or oil, but GGE nevertheless. The leading fracking company in Britain is the energy firm Cuadrilla. An organization that according to its website, aims "to be a model company for exploring and developing shale gas in the UK," they state that they are "acutely aware of the responsibilities this brings, particularly with regard to safety, environmental protection and working with local communities." Really?
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Community –
Would I know it if I saw it,
Met it face to face?
Men and women ministering,
No regard to economics,
No regard to race.
Community –
Would I embrace it
If they allowed me in?
Or would Judgment Spirit bind me,
Bow me low to sin:
"I don't really like her,"
"Why is that man here?"
"Who, on earth, allowed them in?"
Bent now to pride and fear.
Within Community,
How I long to settle down;
Enact the gifts once given,
Embrace all, all around.
True Community-
Let us find it,
Let us make it,
Let us BE it…
copyright 6/2/2018, Ruth Tuttle Conard
Reflect: "As many of you as were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ. There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male or female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus." Galatians 3:27, 28.


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A PDF File to download and print, with a table of all menu options with values, default settings, description and a quick reference guide of the front panel menus
A helically wound vertical antenna experiment. 14 meter of wire wounded on a 8 meter fishing pole with 4 elevated radials
A 160 Metre Transmitting and Receiving Thin Wire Magnetic Loop Capable of DX. Designed and Patented by Ben Edginton G0CWT
Using portable battery power is always a challange when operatin amateur radio in sota oprations. This article is about implementing lithium iron phosphate cells (LiFePO4) in ham radio portable operations.
Such kind of omnidirectional antenna gives the possibility to be QRV with horizontal polarisation, as commonly used for the CW and SSB section of the 2m band. This actual design shows a 1.3:1 bandwidth of about 150kHz, centered to 144.200MHz.
An interesting article on how build an optimal sounding communications loudspeaker capable to optimize sound reproduction at the frequency range from 150 Hz to 3 kHz.
A practical guide to program Chinese Radios like Baofeng UB and BF series hanheld trnsceivers
The purpose of this article is to provide radio amateurs with enough background information to understand the technical challenges involved in small-station digital EME on the 144 and 432 MHz bands.
Antenna notes for a dummy: vertical dipole antenns are simply a dipole antenna that are mounted vertically instead of horizontally
Official page of the R-8 by Cushcraft HF Multiband Vertical Antenna working on 6, 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, 30, and 40 Meter bands


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Captain/Player/Assistant Manager Adam Murray writes. . .
We are back again!! I bet you thought you had got away from me didn't you?!?! Hahaha, only joking - I hope you're all well. I was not going to continue the blog this season. Obviously with my new role I thought it might be a bit difficult. But I have had a think about it and now I am back playing I'm going to carry it on. I believe last season it built a bridge between us and you guys.
It's like being in a relationship. Sometimes people see the outcome of a situation and come to their own conclusion when really they don't see what happens behind closed doors. Now obviously I can't tell you everything about everything because there is a line and the club, players etc have the right to privacy.
Firstly on a personal note, since the end of last season there's been a lot of changes with myself. I obviously took on a new role which I love every minute of. It is different in a lot of ways but something that means a lot to me and working with very good people such as the gaffer and Coops (Richard Cooper) is a privilege. I am also working with a group of men who are good guys and we have some real talent.
If I'm being honest, last season took a lot out of me both mentally and physically and to be truthful, the thought of playing wasn't really in my mind up until about a month ago. That fire inside me hadn't been fired up and the desire to stick the boots on wasn't there.
As the season got going though I started getting the itch and although I hadn't planned to be back until around Christmas, we sat down and made the decision. I was going back in. WOW, how my body has felt it!!
Four months of drinking tea and a little gym work is nothing like the whirlwind of the BSP. I've played five games now and my body is starting to come back. It's s still going to take me a couple weeks 'til I'm anywhere near my top match sharpness but I will get there.
I heard someone say the other day, 'that Murray's not what he used to be' - Hahaha come on mate, give me half a yard, I've been behind a desk for four months.
Now on to this season…. ooooooooo I can hear you all now, 'what's he going to say, I bet he blames the fans,' Hahaha, who said that? Only joking you lot, keep your hair on! By now you know what I am like and I won't talk rubbish to you and won't stand here and hide behind anything.
At times this season we have been nowhere near good enough. I totally accept that. The honest bunch that we have will hold their hands up to that and that includes all of us. As a team we know we have to perform better. We have to produce more quality.
Now last season, what was our DNA? Big, strong, direct, pacey etc. Teams feared what we were about. This season nothing's changed except that word QUALITY. We are doing things with not enough of it. Why? I personally believe there are a lot of factors behind this. The biggest one is expectation. Now I know people have spoken about this but it's a huge thing. People can say 'You're footballers, you should deal with it. But with all due respect to players at this level and I include myself in that, we are at this level for a reason. If we had the ability and mentality to cope with certain situations we wouldn't be here. It takes a bit longer to deal with and to produce different outcomes at this level, at times.
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Christopher: (answering door) You're popping in. I'm not a fan of the pop in.
Sarah: I didn't pop! I called you 2 days ago and again on my way over here! Here, let me reenact my message: 'Hey Christopher, it's Sarah. I hope your phone isn't broken...'
Christopher: It is.
Sarah: '...Anyways I just wanted to let you know I'm going to happy hour on Friday and I'm going to be having some drinks. I should be done a little after 8 and I thought I could come over. Give me a call if this is a problem for you.'
Christopher: Well I didn't check my messages.
Sarah: That's your fault. I didn't pop.
Then my phone rings. Off the effing hook. The 30 minutes I was there my phone rang no less than 6 times. He was trying to check his messages on my phone and it rang. I was looking incredibly popular, but I was also on the phone the entire time I was there. He told me when I first got there that he was going out with the guys, but I could hang until he had to leave. When I got off the last call, he began Turning off lamps and walking to the door. I thought it was time to leave and I had my things. At the door, he stops and said he was sorry we couldn't hang longer, but he was going out. I realized he wasn't walking out the door with me, he was just getting rid of me.
Sarah: Wait, you're not walking out with me?
Christopher: No, I'm leaving in like 20.
Sarah: I could wait with you.
Christopher: No, I'm going to walk.
Sarah: I could drive you.
Christopher: No, I'll call you tomorrow night when I'm done.
Sarah: (really obnoxiously) Really? You're gonna call?
Christopher: Yeah.
Sarah: (still being obnoxious) What's my number?
Christopher: It's in my phone.
Sarah: Your phone is broken, Genius, how are you going to call me when you don't have my number?
Christopher: Here, write it down, I'll call you from Maddy's phone when we're done.
Sarah: (Totally not believing him) Okay.
The whole night didn't go well. There was a whole other portion of me asking if I could spend the night Saturday night because I was going out in the area and didn't want to drive home because I was clearly going to be intoxicated. He said he was going out with the guys again and would probably be out late. When I said I was probably going to be out equally as late, he responded that he didn't know what his plans were on Sunday. He was being a dick, which explains why I reacted when I did when he ushered me out the door.
I walk down the stairs of his building and I'm pissed. I'm so pissed. That did not go how I thought it would. I get to the bottom of the stairs and I angrily chuck my beer can into the bushes. I walk a few steps further and see and woman walking her dog in the same area and I almost hit her chihuahua with my half-full beer can.
I apologize profusely. Not only did I litter, but I almost assaulted her dog. I tell her I'll get it and ask her where it went. She pointed to the bushes and I crawl in them.
Woman: What was it?
Sarah: (Standing up in bushes) Anger. I don't know where it went. Is your dog okay?
Then she took a step back and realized that I was having boy problems. It was Friday night, I was dressed up, and I was tipping over from my happy hour buzz. I was looking pretty pathetic drunk and standing in some bushes. I knew it. I think she knew it too.
Woman: You know what? Forget about it. I've been there too.
Sarah: Are you sure?
Woman: Yeah. I know what it's like.
Sarah: I didn't mean to scare your dog. (The dog has been shaking and standing behind his mommy since I almost nailed it with my beer.)
Woman: It's okay. Hope your night gets better.
The next time I get all dreamy over Christopher, will someone please remind me of this moment and then immediately punch me in the left breast? Thanks in advance.
~Monday, March 06, 2006
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I'm Desperate Sarah. I'm not Single Sarah, Lonely Sarah, or Shitfaced Sarah (although sometimes it's looking that way.) Stories like the following explain why I'm Desperate Sarah.
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6 comments:
- Jenni said...
Damn it. Just when I thought he was winning brownie points, he goes and acts like a big 'ol jackass. After that bunch of bull, I would so VERY SERIOUSLY DELETE HIS NUMBER. Make him call and ask for any further time with you. Find another hottie to spend your time with. He is out there!! Remember "You are hot and worth the trouble!!!"
- Gabriel K. said...
That's pretty harsh for him to do that. You think that he was doing that to get back at for your something or maybe because of the whole Rebecca thing?
I think that you should remember what you said in the past, "You are hot and worth the trouble!!!" There's probably lots of guys out there that will treat you a whole lot better than this guy Christopher. There's only so much you can do..
- Jenni said...
Sarah, In response to Andrea. You might be able to see through some of the harshness in her comment to find something constructive in the criticism. However I must speak out and say that I DO NOT THINK YOU ARE A FOOL. I think you are making the same mistakes we have all made, and you are learning from them. Also, it's obvious to me that there is wonderful depth to you...so there would be plenty of wonderful things for a man to win over from you besides anything physical. You aren't desperate! You are hot and worth the trouble!!
- Anonymous said...
I have no idea what that coward said, but remember this is only 1% of your life, and we all go through exactly everything you have until we find the one. Listen to Jenni, she said some great things!
- Anonymous said...
"You are hot and worth the trouble!!!"
- Anonymous said...
Punching left breast.


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