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(CNSNews.com) – A prominent GOP senator on energy issues accused President Barack Obama Thursday morning of having set an "explicit policy goal" of making energy prices more costly for Americans.
"My message today is simply this: higher gas prices - indeed, higher prices for the energy we use - are an explicit policy goal of the Obama administration," said Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla), ranking member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. "Let me put it another way: the Obama administration is attacking affordable energy"...
A conservative senator thinks it is a certainty that Republicans will take over the Senate in 2012.
Senator Jim Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) has no doubts the GOP will take control of the Senate in the next election. "All [the GOP needs] is three, and I could read a list of 11 [Democratic senators] that are really going to be having a hard time [running in 2012]," he notes.
The Oklahoma Republican says President Obama and the Democratic-led Congress have pushed their liberal agenda too hard and too fast. But they have apparently not learned their lesson because the party continues to maintain its status quo during the lame-duck session...
(CNSNews.com) – Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) is the "most conservative" member of the Senate, and Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) is the "most liberal," according to National Journal magazine.
In response to the report, Inhofe issued a statement on Feb. 26, saying, "I strongly believe that the conservative principles of less government, lower taxes, greater individual freedom and responsibility, and a strong national defense are the best answers for our nation.
"I will continue to stand for common sense Oklahoma values and against the liberal agenda of socialized medicine, run-away government spending, cap-and-trade, and the disarming of our national defense," said Inhofe....
(CNSNews.com) – MSNBC news host Rachel Maddow corrected the record for misquoting Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) on her Feb. 9 broadcast -- when she incorrectly claimed that the senator had praised federal economic stimulus spending. But she apparently has misquoted the senator again and, as Inhofe's office told CNSNews.com, "We appreciate that Rachel is a proud liberal defending the massive government spending bills now flowing out of Washington, but hope she will consider making another correction."
Maddow, host of "The Rachel Maddow Show," a political news and commentary program on MSNBC, said on Feb. 9, "Senator Jim Inhofe of denying global warming fame, he trashed the stimulus, voted no, and then praised its effect in his home state by saying it would help spur additional economic growth." (The $787 billion economic stimulus bill became law in February 2009.)
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(CNSNews.com) – Two Republican members of the Senate Armed Services Committee told CNSNews.com that the "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) policy concerning homosexuals serving in the military has worked and should not be repealed at this time. Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), however, said that his "intuition" told him that changing the policy would help military recruitment.
Under "don't ask, don't tell" the military does not ask new recruits (as it once did) to certify that they are not homosexual. However, it remains illegal and a cause for separation from the service to engage in homosexual activity while serving in the military.
At the U.S. Capitol last week, CNSNews.com asked Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), the ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, "Will officially allowing gays in the military affect recruitment?"
McCain said, "I'm not sure. I do know that the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy has worked very well.
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Galaga REMIX
Blast space bugs in Namco Bandai's overpriced iPhone shooter.
With classic arcade games like Ms. Pac-Man and Centipede on the iPhone, it was only a matter of time before Namco Bandai brought Galaga to Apple's device. Galaga REMIX includes the 1981 original as well as an enhanced version with decent looking visuals. Although playing it conjures up memories of pizza parlors and packed arcades, the ridiculous $4.99 asking price makes it appealing to only the most diehard Galaga fanatics.
In order to make the iPhone transition, Namco Bandai whipped up three control schemes, two of which suck. The first places left and right arrow keys at the bottom left corner of the screen. They work, but you won't move fast enough to dodge the more difficult enemies. The second control scheme allows you to control your ship using the accelerometer, tilting the phone back and forth. Again, it's almost impossible to dodge tougher space bugs, and you need to tilt at a sharp angle in order to make the tiny spacecraft move.
Thankfully, the slider control prevents Galaga REMIX from being a disaster. This mode lets you slide your finger back and forth to move the ship in the desired direction. While it works partially well for the original arcade game, it's near flawless in the REMIX version because it allows us to move fast or slow. As expected, more control equals more destroyed bad guys.
With REMIX, Namco Bandai updated the visuals and made the audio easier to hear. Enemies feature more detail than in the retro version, and you'll square off against bosses after clearing a set number of stages. It's decent looking, but nowhere near as impressive as the Xbox Live Arcade game Galaga Legions. The static backgrounds, while pretty, are nowhere near as colorful.
It's also boring. The developers did little to spruce up the gameplay. You just go through the same thing, blasting the same enemies against the same looking backgrounds. Combine that with no online leaderboard to post high scores, and playing seems pointless.
Galaga REMIX is a difficult game to recommend. On the one hand, we somewhat enjoyed playing REMIX with the slider controls. On the other, the original Galaga failed to keep us entertained and we refuse to pay $4.99 for both games. Wait for a price drop.
What's Hot: Cool slider controls, REMIX version with updated visuals, semi addictive shooting.
What's Not: Two horrid control schemes, original arcade game shows its age, REMIX pales in comparison to Galaga Legions, no online leaderboard.

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Graanmarkt 13 is a special house in Antwerp, where each floor tells a story. It's a crossover place full of surprises, founded by Ilse Cornelissens and Tim Van Geloven. The couple asked ILA photographer Frederik Vercruysse to step into their world. He let the beauty of the interior and garments speak in a serene series of images, breathing the Graanmarkt 13 spirit. Get a glimpse of the Graanmarkt 13 universe here.
Client: Graanmarkt 13
Photographer: Frederik Vercruysse
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Styling: Zoë Hordies
HMU: Elke Binnemans
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The performance of the Gecko is best measured by the size of smile it puts on your face. The Gecko is designed with just two objectives in mind – make freeriding easy and make it fun.
Easy and ›exciting‹ are two characteristics that don't usually go hand-in-hand, so to keep the ease, yet boost the fun factor, we did things a little differently with the Gecko. The general concept is wider, thinner and with less Volume.
With a wider and thinner profile the Gecko is able to provide incredible levels of stability and control. Everything an early freerider is going to need. And more. Balance for uphauling, stability when progressing to the straps, control when planing and an ease of planing that does the work for you. You will learn quicker and more easily on the Gecko.
Yet once the basics are mastered, you won't be looking for a new board, because the Gecko is designed to shine as brightly for the accomplished freerider as it does for the newcomer with its exciting, engaging ride and fantastic gybing performance.
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Additional footstrap and daggerboard options of the Gecko 156+ make this range the perfect companion for your progression from the first steps to planing through your gybes.
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We at Fanatic have been focused on sustainability for years, exploring the options to build and deliver more eco friendly products to the industry – you can see this by looking for our ›Ocean Minded‹ logo on every Fanatic Board we've produced in recent years. The Gecko Eco embodies this spirit like no other board in our range and for 2019 we are proud to announce that the range has been extended to now include three models, 110, 120 and 133.
Bio Resin is used throughout the entire Fanatic range, but the Gecko Eco and its field of use allows us to go further. A Flax / Cork sandwich in the deck and a beautiful wood bottom leaves this board entirely without PVC and reduces the use of glass fibre to the minimum. No additional colours have been used under the reduced graphics, leaving the Gecko Eco's inner values to shine through the deck and bottom with pure beauty. A special board with a unique flex creates a fun responsive feeling beneath your feet and less impact on the environment.
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|Henry William Ball
1851 Wambrook
HENRY BALL came to Maneroo in 1851, and was at first employed at Wambrook, whence he took 1,500 head of cattle to Coolamon. He later delivered the same number in Melbourne. In 1853 he went to Adaminaby to take charge of the property belonging to Mr. John Gosgrove and his step-brothers, Henry and Charles York. There were then only two storekeepers' huts at Adaminaby, whilst three stockmen had to look after the cattle. The nearest sheep were ten miles away. Ball states that when he first went to Adaminaby it was not possible to drive a buggy from Cooma there. He was at Adaminaby when the Kiandra rush broke out and saw diggers meeting carriers 15 miles out of Kiandra and paying 110 ponds a bag for flour.
"BACK TO COOMA" Felix Mitchell 1926 pp72
From: Kym Annetts ( nee Ball)
Sent: Saturday, April 10, 2004 9:44 AM
Subject: Pioneers of Cooma
Hi There
I have just found you wonderful site, CONGRATULATIONS, & have found info on my G,G Grandfather.
Henry BALL. I have tracked back to where he came over on the 'Java' from England & have just started to gather other records from my local family research group on the Gold Coast. I would love a photo of Henry, but am having no luck. I looked through info of John Cosgrove as Henry worked on his property, but no luck.
Henry Ball
b. abt 1828 (England)
c. 16 Mar 1830
m. 7 Aug 1848 (sp 1) Mary Ann Barr (England) d. 21 Nov 1850 (England)
m. unknown (sp 2) Sarah Jane Cave (England) d. Oct 1888 (Cooma)**
m. 1893 (sp 3) Mary Jane Burgess (Cooma)
d. 2 Feb 1903
** reported 150 people attended her funeral.
His children married into the Mansfield (Vic), Wortes (Kiandra),Burgess (Cooma),Yan (Cooma)
Elborn/Greenhall (Vic) families. I'm sure there is a wedding photo somewhere.
Do you have any suggestions.
Thanks in advance for any help
Kym Annetts ( nee Ball) <mannetts-at-bigpond.net.au>
From: Ross Ball <rossballsigns-at-optusnet-com-au>
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 5:33 PM
Subject: Old Adaminaby
Hello Pattrick!
My name is Ross Ball I am a descendant of early Adaminaby folk. Our family settled in Seymour or Chalkers in 1853.
I was very taken by the portrayal of Dr George Mould in the Monaro Pioneers website.
I am presently doing some research on early Adaminaby.
My gggrandfather was Henry Ball who was a stockman for John Cosgrove, Mailman on horseback in the 1870's between Cooma-Kiandra also operated an orchid & farm on the old Kiandra Road, half a mile out of Adaminaby.
We are related to the Mansfields, Lockers, Clugstons, Burgess, Wortz, Yan etc families.
1. I was wondering if you know of the location of the original or a copy of this early photograph of "Mackay's Seymour Stores" Adaminaby?
2. Do you have any access to any early "Histories" of the Adaminaby district?
There were a few knocking around in the 1970's:
Adaminaby 50 Years Ago... E.Crawford
Old Adaminaby... Sam Try 1957
The Mould Family... R.G.Mould etc
3. A branch of my family ( James & Elizabeth Burgess ) apparently lived at "Buckenderry" in the 1860's and later.
Have you come across any mention of them in your research?
4. Did Buckenderry eventually change it's name to Buckenderra? There is a small community in this area near the Lake today.
If you know of someone else who may be able to help. Could you please let me know their address or please forward this E-mail onto them, if you think that would be appropriate.
Thank you very much for any help you may be able to give.
Appreciate your efforts,
Kind regards,
Ross R. Ball
48 Sixth Ave., Katoomba NSW 2780
Hello Pattrick!
Thanks for your reply.
I have searched your website regarding "Burgess," but only found minimal info.
Yes, I have met Leigh Stewart a number of times, E-mailed etc. have his latest photographic booklet, he released a couple of months back. He has a marvellous photo collection, displayed on the walls of his shop. I actually asked Leigh if he had seen the original of that "Seymour Store" photo, but he seemed to indicate that he hadn't seen it before. I'd be very interested in seeing the original or getting a clear copy ( not at very low resolution as is on the Website )
The Cafe next door is operated by Margi Mansfield who is a relative of mine. I was up at Adaminaby for the Public School extravaganza before Christmas last, met Leigh there as well.
Thanks for the info on your site regarding Henry Ball. He is Margi's & my gggrandfather. I've noticed you've gathered a lot of historic material from Felix Mitchell's 1926 "BACK TO COOMA" yes, I have a copy, thanks.
Neville Locker would probably be able to help you with some info on the Locker family. Although he is always busy.
Trixie Clugston, still living at "Willow Grove" Adaminaby ( she now in her 90's ) might be able to help you with some info on the Clugston Family, or Trixie's daughter Lurline Thorp in Cooma, may be able to help, I'm not sure if they would be interested.
I have gathered some info on the early Ball family in Adaminaby, but have not managed to get enough to a post actual dates to all the names etc.
I have the basic story of Henry Ball's life & his immediate family from 1853 to about 1920.
Kym Annetts & myself haven't as yet come across any photographic material of Henry Ball, but would be very interested in locating anything, even relating to "Little Plain" where the family lived etc.
I have some limited photos & info on the Mansfield family, and a small outline of the Burgess family.
As it turned out, Henry Ball's children married into the Mansfields, Wortz ( Kiandra ), Yan ( Kiandra ), Burgess families. Henry started out as a Stockman, then Mailman to Kiandra, Orchardist & then local "oldtimer" etc.
Any idea what's behind the name "Buckenderry"?
Thanks for your help Pattrick!
With kind regards Ross
Here are some my Mum's stories:
When Mum was born in October, 1925 in Tumut, it was so cold Nana put Mum in the oven to keep her warm!
When Mum was 10 her teeth were very bad so Nana called the Dentist - he made the decision to pull out about 8-9 teeth. He called the doctor to anaethetise Mum and took the teeth out. This was all done on the kitchen table!
Mum's Dad, William Henry Wortes, owned a butcher shop during the Depression. He had such a kind heart that he let people pay him later.... unfortunately they never paid and he went broke. After that In summer he drove sheep up into the high country and stayed there for about 6 months. He stayed in the drover huts scattered around the high country. In winter he worked on 'Red Hill' station owned by 'Fields'. It was out past Brungle/Lacmolac way and his sister Matilda and her husband were the caretakers.
Mum's Mum, Ethel May Dunn, had a brother called Amos. Amos's 1st wife had twins, Jean & Lesley. She died 8 days after the birth due to Septicaemia. Uncle Amos was away a lot with roadwork so Ethel took Lesley to rear and her sister, Lila took Jean to rear.
Also, after Grandma Dunn's (Catherine Sarah Smith) husband (Elvidge John Dunn) died, she lived with her son, Amos. When Amos' 1st wife died, and he was away with roadwork, Mum (Gwendoline Ivy Wortes) used to go and stay at night with her so she wasn't on her own.
Mum's Uncle Jack (Ethel's brother) was discovered to have a bad heart at the age of 7. Because Jack was one of 12, Grandfather Wortz (Charles Henry Walter Wortz) took him in so he could look after him better. He stayed with Grandfather until he was 17 (when Grandfather died) then got married shortly after.
Hope these stories can be of use to someone but let me know if you want more.
Kind regards,
Carolyn Clark [carolynclark33-at-gmail.com]
The following photo was supplied by Michael Povey <mpovey-at-tpg.com.au>
Descendants of Henry William Ball Recompiled from the new Monaro Pioneers database:
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Volume XXIII, Number 2
Weather notes: (COLD!)
Precipitation to date this year: Rain: 1.1"
Snow: 25.5"
What's up on the farm?
Somehow, best intentions aside, I always manage to miss either the Feb or March newsletter. I woke up this morning realizing that I was about to miss both! So I am looking back over the past two months to get us all up to date! The biggest news is that spring is finally here and it actually feels like it. The warm up has allowed us to get a number of chores done that were impossible earlier, like pulling the last of last year's tomato posts, row cover and wire hoops. Three cheers for overdue chores getting done! Other spring chores that we have been able to cross off the list include fruit tree pruning, cleaning the winter pack from the coops and reworking the compost piles after a winter of settling.
All of the farm animals are appreciating the spring as much as we are. The chickens and alpacas have been enjoying snow-free pasture access and the return of greens to their diets, both in the sprouting grasses and because we've been clearing the spent winter crops from the high tunnels. Turns out alpacas love turnip greens and chickens love anything green and leafy. The alpacas are just cute when they are happy, the chickens voice their appreciation with eggs, lots of eggs! Blue and Luci have enjoyed the fact that we are spending more time outside now and that they can supervise our activities while lolling in the warm sunshine. We have put a "small" hitch in their relaxation time as we added a new puppy to the farm family last week. "Indigo" is a young Blue Heeler pup from the same farm where we got Blue. He will be part of this year's "intern class" and will start learning the ropes from Blue as soon as he is old enough to stay outside fulltime. Blue seems to have accepted her job with grace, Luci isn't so sure.
While we haven't been able to make much progress in the fields yet (other than clean-up) the high tunnels are coming along nicely. The big tunnel has been cleared, beds prepped and 3/4 of them planted with salad, chard, spinach, choi & peas. The remaining beds will be planted in the next day or two. The small tunnel still has a bit of salad and spinach leftover from winter, but that will be coming out in the next week or so. After which those beds will be prepped and a cover crop planted before we put the tomatoes, peppers, basil and eggplant in early May. In the meantime, that tunnel is serving as the hardening off site for our transplants coming out of the sunroom. So far the allium crops, kale, thyme and a few raspberries have made their way out there. Soon to follow will be the rosemary, cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and a few small herbs. The sunroom is filling up with those crops plus tomatoes, peppers and eggplant. Soon we will add additional sowings of cabbage plus basil, squashes, cucumbers and okra. It is definitely starting to take on its annual imitation of a jungle in there!
Speaking of the many crops and field chores ahead, we are very pleased to announce that our 2014 field crew is fully staffed and we are looking forward to getting started in just a few short weeks. Much to our joy, two of our long-time employees, Kelsey & Chelsea are returning for yet another season (I think this makes four years for each of them) and we will welcome newcomer, Jack, to the farm to round out our numbers. We think they will be a force to be reckoned with in the field and are anxious to get them all on farm and see what kind of veggie magic we can make together!
We have visited all of the bee hives this month. Some are doing very well, others okay, but we lost about 40% of them over this very cold winter. All of our hives had more stored honey then in any previous March - this would indicate that the colonies were less active over the winter during the large number of bitter cold days, hence not consuming their honey and pollen stores. For those surviving colonies we have done basic spring maintenance including clearing off the bottom board, rotating the boxes so that the majority of brood is located at the lowest level (they will work their way up into unoccupied boxes as the weather improves and the brood nest increases in size), and offering sugar syrup to hold them over until things start blooming and the nectar starts flowing. As the hives still have good stores of honey, they aren't taking up much syrup. FYI - once there are abundant blooms available we will cease offering sugar syrup, and this happens prior to honey supers/boxes go on the hives - we harvest only from the honey supers so you are guaranteed to have nectar derived honey, not sugar syrup.
2014 CSA Season
So, now that we've mentioned the 2014 crops and crew, let's get to the 2014 Summer CSA. We are full at our Des Moines delivery location and have a couple of slots available for Knoxville or farm pickup. Most of you have already sent in your deposits and balance payments will be due on May 1st. We will send out invoices for those amounts during April. CSA payments can always be made via check or Dwolla. We anticipate the first delivery of the 2014 season to be the first week of June, weather-depending.
Based on the suggestion of one of our new members (thanks Kim!) we are trying something new this season. We will be setting up a Facebook group just for our members where you can share ideas or questions about recipes, produce storage and other associated subjects. So you find a great new recipe for chard? Share it with the membership. Have questions about how to preserve kale for later use? Pose the question to the group. We have SO many smart, adventurous and experienced cooks as well as lots of people who are new to the concept of "eating out of the box" that this seemed like a great opportunity to help promote the "community" in Community Supported Agriculture! We will send out the link as soon as we have the group set up and for those of you who may not use Facebook, don't worry, we will make it open to non-Facebook members so you can at least see and keep up with the "goings-on" there. We hope you'll use this new resource and let us know if you have any suggestions on it.
Is a monthly newsletter not enough for you and you want to read more about our daily adventures or see pictures of the farm? You can follow us on Facebook at Blue Gate Farm
That's about it this month, if you have any questions or comments be sure to let us know.
Best from the farm,
Jill & Sean (and Blue, Luci, and Indigo)


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Rigid polyurethane foam has been used in the latest 50 years as a core material of sandwich panels forbuilding and cold rooms applications, due to its ideal mechanical and insulation properties. The Cannon expertise lead to the development of a modular solution, suitable both for PIR and PUR, for Rigid Facing production lines designed to be easily and quickly configurable to respond efficiently to thenumerous production changes that characterize this type of plants. Moreover, the modular assemblymakes simple the possible future integration of additional equipment.
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The new trends given by the tighter regulations on fire resistance properties required on the buildin gmarket led the major players to introduce Phenolic resin boards. Generally based on very long laminators, these type of lines, even if apparently similar to the polyiso family, require a particular know-how to properly manage and optimize the technology necessary to process phenolic foam. The chemicals involved in the process, in facts, are highly acidic and in some cases flammable. Those properties bring a long process and safety concerns, all solved by the Cannon engineering Team and implemented in several production lines. The technical solution includes a specific double belt laminator and particular process details, developed by Cannon and now available on the market.
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The PolyIso boards market requires the best product performances in terms of mechanical properties, insulation factors and fire resistance. Cannon supports the Customer implementing an effective production line, providing innovative solutions to solve the critical aspects of the process: the patented double belt driving, the high efficiency thermoregulation system, the automatic thickness positioning, together with a wide range of mixing headsand new technologies for laydown and fillers, are some highlights of the Cannon proposal. The automatic unwinding section, the process controls and the chemical storage tank farm allow a turnkeysupply of the wet part of the plant.


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Propaghandi: Resisting Tyrannical Government
why don't we all strap bombs to our chests and ride our bikes to the next g-7 picnic? it seems easier with every clock tick. but whose will would that represent? mine? yours? the rank-and-file's? or better yet: the government's? … Continue reading
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Sardinia generic
Links to sites containing information on Sardinia in general, including Sardinian culture, photography of Sardinia, tourist guides.
Sardinie-info (nl)
Dutch informational page om Sardinia with a linkpage and information on accomodations and travelling
Mines of Sardinia (Miniere di Sardegna)
A site on the mines of Sardinia with a good historical content and overview.
Contus Antigus
Ancient stories of Sardinia, traditions and folclore. In italian with google translation option.
Sardegna Digital Library
Digital library of the Regione Sardegna with film, music, books and pictures
Alghero Sardinia
This independent guide has been put together by two regular visitors from the British Isles. We're big fans of Alghero so whether you need to know about hotels, restaurants or places to visit in the surrounding area then this is the site for you.
A website on the lighthouses of Sardinia with lot's of pictures
Libri Sardi
Online bookstore for books on Sardinia. Most in Italian but also some in English like guides on beaches and other. They provide an excellent service.
Ivan Sgualdini Photography
Ivan Sgualdini is professional photographer. On his website you can find many pictures of Sardinia.
My Sardinian Life by Jenny Avventura
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Sacramento, California - The Golden State celebrates "California Biodiversity Day" on September 7. Home to the most diverse species and ecosystems in the U.S., California celebrates by encouraging actions to protect the natural variety that is part of the state's enduring allure.
The California Department of Food and Agriculture's mission to protect and promote agriculture includes an array of facilities and professionals whose job is to protect our state's environment and habitat by identifying, collecting, cataloguing and researching both native Californian species and invasive plants, pests and other organisms that could pose a threat to our ecosystems. This video provides a quick look at some of these vital activities that take place at our CDFA Plant Pest Diagnostics Center in the Sacramento area.


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These Virgin Strawberry Mint Juleps are great for a Kentucky Derby party with kids or make the perfect drink for a casual summer barbecue.
Updated from the archives.
I had heard of the Kentucky Derby growing up. I mean, I knew what it was. I just never watched it or cared two hoots about it.
Then I married Michael. And, it turns out, his whole family is very into the Kentucky Derby. Everyone chooses a horse each year, and no matter where we're living when the Derby happens, we all call and cheer and shout and celebrate over the phone together. The person whose horse places best wins glory, honor, and bragging rights for a full calendar year.
I've told this story before, but my first year, I was completely out of my element. What? We're choosing horses? How do you even know what makes a good horse?
So, I ended up choosing the only filly (girl horse) in the race. She was adorable and her name was Eight Bells. Well, the race started and Eight Bells really took off. She started out in the back of the pack and slowly, she emerged neck and neck with the lead horse. Everyone was up on their feet shouting, and I kind of caught the excitement. Okay, this is what this is about. I guess this is kind of fun!
Neck and neck, Eight Bells and the lead horse were fighting it out to the finish. The horses battled it out, taking turns in the lead until they sped across the finish line and…
Eight Bells laid down and died right there on the track.
I'm not even kidding. Magic gone.
It was very traumatic. In the eight years I've been participating (this will be my ninth), I haven't experienced any results quite as unfortunate as the first year I watched The Derby. Instead, since this is a family tradition on Michael's side, I still try to find the fun by choosing horses purely on their name. Why not choose a horse named Smarty Jones, or American Pharaoh, or Ocho Ocho Ocho, or Swagger Jagger?
The other fun part of Derby Day is, of course, the food. Traditional favorites like Kentucky Hot Brown sandwiches (which are what they serve in heaven, I'm sure), and Derby Pie (a chocolate walnut number that'll knock your socks off/make your dentist a rich man) are totally worth the hype.
On the beverage front, Mint Juleps are the traditional Derby drink. They're made from bourbon, water, ice, and mint. Taking into account the fact that we don't drink and they're nicknamed "the mouthwash drink," I got it into my head a few years ago to try to make a, well, less toothpaste-y version.
These are the highlight of the day! The fresh strawberries and the ice, the sparkly fizz, and the brightness from the fresh mint are SO lovely together. This version isn't too sweet and isn't too minty. Our kids love it, and that's saying something since they've turned inside out when they've tasted anything actually minty.
We've made them outside of Derby time because we like them so much. They're awesome for a 4th of July barbecue or at the end of a long, hot pool day.
All I ask is that, every time you make one, you raise a glass to Eight Bells. May she rest in peace.
Wishing you a happy, life-scarring-event-free Derby Day!
Like this recipe? You might also like…
- Kentucky Hot Brown Sandwiches (these are SO GOOD)
- Strawberry Watermelon Popsicles
- Watermelon Refresher
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- Yield: 2 large drinks 1x
- 1 heaping cup strawberries (frozen or fresh)
- 6–8 oz ginger ale
- 6–8 oz sparkling water (I love La Croix flavored sparkling water)
- 4–5 fresh mint leaves, plus more for garnish
- ice, to taste
- In a blender, pulse together the strawberries and ginger ale just a few times to break up the strawberries. (If you've got texture issues, you could totally puree until smooth. I just love the texture.)
- Pour in the sparkling water and mash the mint leaves into the pitcher or the cups to bruise the mint a bit (this will help it release its flavor).
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Immigrant Legal Resource Center is collecting letters of support for the Dignity Not Detention Act (SB 29), which will go before the CA Senate Judiciary Committee next week. If any of your organizations are interested in submitting a letter, please see below.
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Pentagon staff are celebrating after news that one of the al-Qaeda fighters behind the 2000 attack on the USS Cole was most likely killed in a pinpoint strike by American forces. In this week's media review we look at this story, more on the fallout between President Donald Trump and James Mattis and take a look at the competing Middle-Eastern interests of China, Russia and the U.S.
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Student Senate will have a Vacancy on Executive Board
By Joseph Maguschak, Staff Writer
Student Senate held its weekly meeting this Monday, October 15, after taking a week off to observe the College's fall break.
Treasurer Haley Gluhanich '19 started off this week's business with an announcement from the Budget Management Committee. She reminded Student Senate that clubs and committees seeking funding must show up to their respective Budget Management Committee meetings with correctly filled-out budget request forms and the knowledge of what exactly their proposed amount to Student Senate would be going towards. Each club representative should come prepared with all the answers to any questions regarding their club's financial needs. Gluhanich also stated that GASA and VSA had overspent their amount allotted by Student Senate. However, GASA has already paid back the full amount, and VSA is in the process of doing so.
Clubs Liaison Laryssa Horodysky '21 announced her plans to transfer at the end of semester, leaving a vacancy in her position. Horodysky urged students to apply to the position.
After being told several times to register with the Office of Student Activities and Greek Life, the following clubs – that did not comply with Student Senate's continued urging – have been de-recognized:
- Finance and Investment Club
- Model Arab League
- Rotaract
Parliamentarian Abby Hauer '21 took the stand to address the proposition of a new constitutional amendment. The first part of this amendment states that all senators and affinity group leaders must abstain from voting for or against any cause in which they may have a vested interest. Someone with a "vested interest" is defined as any executive member, club representative, or anyone from the club attending a conference sponsored by the club in question. The second part states that when a club requests its base budget, it must disclose what said money will be used for.
Newly recognized clubs under Student Senate:
- Ethics Bowl Club hopes to teach and promote a productive dialogue regarding ethical issues outside of the classroom, while providing the opportunity for its institutional members to work on improving ethical conduct in the workplace, advancing public dialogue in ethics and values, and creating conversation about ethical dilemmas that the typical student may not contemplate. Ethics Bowl Club plans to request funding from Student Senate at least once a year but will also work in conjunction with the Philosophy Department for funding.
- The Fellaship hopes to provide a supportive and tight-knit community specifically for young men of color on campus; however, anyone may attend meetings.
Several concerns by students were brought up:
- Students were not made aware of the spread of the hand, foot, and mouth disease on campus. Students have been wondering why exactly the College's higher-ups did not inform the student body of the outbreak.
- A number of students have also expressed concern about a strange man with a camera lurking in the vicinity of Food 101 and the 7-Eleven taking unauthorized pictures of students. An email regarding the situation was recently sent out to the entire campus regarding the situation.
Lastly, a clarification was made about the purpose of the College Council. The main goal of this council to inform students, faculty, and staff about innovation, free speech, and the presidential transition. And although it deals heavily with the subject of diversity on campus, it is not a council exclusively devoted to that topic.
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Bangalore-based Alpha Design Technologies Pvt. Ltd, a manufacturer and technological services provider in India's defence and paramilitary markets, announced the signing of a contract with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Indian space agency, for assembly, integration and testing of IRNSS satellites.
The ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC), has signed an agreement with a consortium led by Alpha Design Technologies Pvt Ltd, Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) and the Tatas to assemble satellites.
Notably, this is the first set of agreements signed by ISRO, which is trying to rope in private partners to overcome its own constraints. The space agency is encouraging private players to form a small consortium to undertake satellite and rocket manufacturing work so that it can remain focused on research and development.
Each consortium led by Alpha Design, Tata, and BEL respectively, will work independently.
The Alpha Design-led consortium consists of six small and medium-sized enterprises, including Newtech Solutions; Aidin Technologies and DCX Cables from Bengaluru; Vinyas Technologies from Mysuru and Avantel Systems of Hyderabad. and Exseed Speed.
Also Read – India's ISRO To Take On SpaceX With Its Own Smart and Reusable Rockets
Together, these private firms are expected to build at least 7 to 9 satellites — divided equally between Alpha, BEL and Tata — per year. The agreement is for three years and is extendable for two more years. The satellites will be assembled at ISRO Satellite Integration and Test Establishment (ISITE) facilities, which will separate enclosures for all the companies under ISAC/ISRO.
About Alpha Design Technologies, the startup offers its capabilities in delivering advanced defence electronics and aero structures, as well as R&D and manufacturing. The startup, under the guidance of ISRO, had already integrated and tested the high-end 1.65 tonne IRNSS-1i successfully. The satellite was launched on April 12, 2018, and is functioning excellently in outer space.
In next two years, the startup — with the help of ISRO — will be investing in creating, an ultra-modern satellite manufacturing, assembly, integration, and testing and qualification facilities, with a view to independently supply four to five satellites to ISRO.
As of now the startup is busy selecting 70 of their top rated employees which include engineers, diploma holders and ITI qualified, for them to be trained at ISRO for nine months. During the training at ISRO, the Alpha Design Technologies team would be assisted in on-job learning followed by actual assembly, integration and testing.
Speaking at the announcement, Colonel H. S. Shankar, Chairman and Managing Director, Alpha Design Technologies, said, "As part of the contract, initially our teams would get minimum ISRO supervision and later would independently be making complete satellites."
Looking at the future prospective engagements with ISRO, Alpha Design Technologies is expecting to add more than 400 engineers, diploma holders and ITI qualified personnel to be part of Alpha Group, with annual turnover of Rs. 200 crore to Rs. 250 crore. The company had recently signed a multi-million dollar contract with Elbit Systems for manufacturing of 600 VHF communication devices for exports and later for large scale manufacture to cater for the requirements of the Armoured Corps.
Alpha Design is reportedly also planning to build its own facilities in the next 3-5 years. It is also scouting for investors and planning for an initial public offering (IPO) to mobilise funds to back the plan.
To recall, in March this year, ISRO has also tied up with Kerala to set up India's first of its kind 'space park' with the technical support from ISRO, in order to incubate and promote startups in the satellite and space technology sector.
Via – Business Standard
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Appointment times for the doctors are normally 10 minutes and for the nurses 15 minutes. If you require a longer appointment please tell the receptionist when booking.
Please bear in mind that the appointments during extended opening hours are intended for patients who cannot get to us during the day because of work commitments or commitments of relatives/carers who will have to attend surgery with them. If you are able to attend in the day time it will enable us to offer more of these late appointments to those who can't.
To make an appointment please call our main switchboard number on 01384366155 to speak to the receptionists to book an appointment with one of the GPs or Practice Nurses.
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Please be aware that members of our team are asked to enquire as to the reason for needing an appointment, to assist with ensuring you are booked to see an appropriate clinician, all information disclosed will remain confidential.
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If you need to book a routine follow-up appointment with a particular GP you can make an appointment up to four weeks in advance. Many routine appointments are for patients who have a long-term or chronic condition that needs monitoring on a regular basis. We can let you know when your next appointment is due with the practice nurse or doctor either by post, telephone or email. If this time is not convenient, please telephone reception to re-arrange it. It is important to continue your regular check-ups, even if you are feeling well. Routine appointments are available during normal surgery hours with the practice nurse and/or doctor. We hold regular clinics for Diabetes and COPD with our specialist nurses but are also able to offer appointments at any time to fit in with your work/lifestyle.
Routine consultations with a Doctor or Nurse are offered on an appointment basis during specific times as mentioned previously. However patients may need to attend the surgery with a medical emergency outside these hours. These patients will be seen and assessed by a medical professional who will decide on the urgency of the condition and either treat appropriately if the problem will not wait for a routine appointment or refer to secondary care.
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The Douglas Choral Union (DCU) first took to the stage in 1896, and we have since delivered well over 100 shows of superior quality. With our spiritual home in the magnificent Gaiety Theatre, a night out to watch a DCU show is undoubtedly an annual highlight of the Manx social calendar.
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ACU students who are second semester sophomores, juniors, and first semester seniors are eligible to apply. Students must also be enrolled full-time and in good academic, financial, and conduct standing.
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Wyoming's coronavirus case count climbed to 29 on Monday as Gov. Mark Gordon warned state residents that the impact of the disease may be felt in the state for some time.
Meanwhile, the National Park Service closed Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks on Tuesday in response to requests from health officers in surrounding counties.
The Wyoming Department of Health reported that Natrona County's second case late Monday.
However, the increase in case numbers was tempered Monday with the news from Fremont County officials that two of the county's 10 coronavirus patients had fully recovered and were released from isolation.
Fremont County continues to be the state's hardest hit with a COVID-19 case count of 10, followed by Laramie County with seven.
Sheridan County had four cases; two were diagnosed in Teton, Carbon and Natrona counties; and the Health Department reported there was one case each in Campbell and Park counties.
In the face of the growing case numbers, Gordon said during a press briefing Monday that the impact of coronavirus is likely to be felt in Wyoming for some time.
"I will say this isn't going to be over in two weeks," he said. "This is going to impact life in Wyoming for a long time to come."
The state has already ordered the closure of businesses likely to draw more than 10 people and prohibited all gatherings of 10 people or more.
Gordon said at this point, he does not expect to issue a "shelter in place" order for people to remain in their homes, although he did say further restrictions may be necessary.
"At this point, we do not believe a shelter in place order is necessary," he said. "What we're trying to do is to find a balance that respects private property rights, personal liberties and prudent health standards. We can hopefully look to Wyoming being a bellwether state that leads the nation in not having to proceed with shelter in place. But that can only come with citizens stepping up and doing their part with social distancing, maintaining good hygiene and doing their best to meet these orders."
Gordon is among 21 Republican governors to send a letter to congressional leadership seeking additional funding for states in a $2 trillion stimulus package that was still being debated in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday morning.
The spending bill would provide $20 billion to the states to deal with the coronavirus epidemic.
"It's a start," Gordon said during his news briefing Monday. "I don't believe that this will be repaired easily. I think the consequences are very long term and I do believe that we will be back with needs for more direct infusions to the state."
In other developments:
Fraud warning: U.S. Attorney Mark Klaassen warned Wyoming residents to be wary of fraud schemes that have their roots in the coronavirus illness. Klaassen said around the country, a variety of different scams have surfaced.
"It is unfortunate, but criminals often use times of adversity to their advantage," Klaassen said. "They see moments where our attention is distracted or we are susceptible to emotional responses as an opportunity to commit brazen acts of fraud."
Scams seen around the country include the following: Companies and individuals selling fake testing kits, masks and treatments; "phishing" emails sent from entities posing as the World Health Organization or Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; and malicious websites that appear to share coronavirus information but in fact infect computers with malware.
Remote education: Most of the state's community colleges have decided to keep their campuses closed for the rest of the spring semester and provide education via computer.
Sheridan, Gillette and Casper colleges, along with Northwestern Wyoming College, Laramie County Community College and Western Wyoming Colleges, all announced they will offer classes online.
Eastern Wyoming College, where spring break ended Monday, will provide classes online or through "modified" means, according to the college's website.
Outdoor Expo: The Wyoming Game and Fish Department canceled its annual Outdoor Expo, to be held May 9-11. The department made the decision to minimize the likelihood of contact between people.
Wind River Reservation: The Wind River Inter-Tribal Council asked all Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribal members to voluntarily self-isolate. The tribes said residents should leave their homes only for emergencies, to seek medical care or to buy essential goods or services.
Public restrooms: Bridger-Teton and Shoshone national forest officials announced the forests' public restrooms would be closed due to worries about spreading the coronavirus. Some guard stations and rental cabins will also be closed in the coming week.
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What is Reliability Centered Maintenance?
Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) is the process used to determine the maintenance strategy to be applied to increase the likelihood that your company's assets function optimally over the design lifecycle in the most cost-effective manner.
The outcome of the RCM is the implementation of any of Preventive Maintenance (PM), Predictive Maintenance (PdM), Run-to-Failure (reactive maintenance) and Proactive Maintenance strategies on each of your company's assets.
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- RCM focuses on systems – it is about maintaining high levels of system function
- RCM identifies and seeks to preserve equipment functions that can affect the system function.
- RCM focuses on asset design limitations. It is interested in managing an assets' likelihood of failure at specific ages given that maintenance can only sustain operational equipment to its design-based level of reliability.
- RCM minimizes the consequence of asset failures. It identifies, prioritizes, and select appropriate and effective task controls to prevent and manage asset failure.
- RCM prioritizes safety at any cost; then cost-effectively.
- RCM is an ongoing process of screening maintenances tasks to provide a consistent approach to maintain all kinds of assets
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The outcome of an RCM is three maintenance tasks:
Preventive Maintenance (PM): this is time-dependent maintenance activity carried out when appropriate, to prevent an asset failure.
Predictive Maintenance (PdM) and Real-time Monitoring: these are condition-dependent strategies performed when preset or real-time asset condition demands.
Proactive Maintenance and Run-to-failure Maintenance: these maintenance tasks focus on failure finding after the asset is allowed to run-to-failure as suitable for some assets, under certain conditions.
Critical questions for RCM analysis
The reliability centered maintenance considers the reliability of assets in a facility based on the answers to the following critical questions:
- What are the performance indicators of the assets?
- What are the functions of the system each asset is part of?
- What functional failures are likely to occur and what are the possible causes?
- What are the likely consequences of these functional failures?
- What can be done to reduce the probability of the failure, identify the onset of failure, or reduce the consequences of the failure?
- What should be done if an appropriate preventive or proactive maintenance task cannot be determined?
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Reliability-centered maintenance facilitates your company's capabilities to minimize system failures, increase asset reliability and availability to meet set KPIs. It prioritizes assets that are most likely to fail, fails frequently, or with a devastating consequence of failure. Then subject such assets to cost-effective maintenance tasks that cut down the likelihood of failure.
By implication, RCM reduces maintenance cost and increase asset uptime.
However, RCM is disadvantaged when the process fails to consider the cost of acquiring and maintaining an asset.
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The various approaches to RCM have the following vital steps in common:
- Select critical assets for RCM analysis: critical assets are those assets that have the most impact of your company's operations in the event of a failure, The effect could be regarding the cost of repair, cost of preventive maintenance, or the extent of the consequence of failure.
- Specify the functions of the system to which the assets selected belongs: each asset is part of a system that performs a crucial function. Define the role of the system with the inputs and outputs.
- List all the ways the function of the system can fail.
- Identify the likely causes of the expected system failures. With the help of your team of experts: technicians, operators, you can determine the ways the functions of a system can fail and the root causes.
- Specify the consequence of each asset's failure and determine the most critical. From operational shutdown to safety and cost implications, you can learn the result of each asset failing systemically through:
- Risk-based inspection (RBI)
- Failure, mode and effects analysis (FMEA)
- Failure, mode, effect, and criticality analysis
- Hazard and operability studies (HAZOPS)
- Fault tree analysis (FTA)
- Choose the most appropriate RCM maintenance tasks to manage the failure of each asset efficiently and cost-effectively.
- Implement and then regularly review the RCM maintenance tasks selected. Because RCM is a continuous process, it is crucial that you consider the resulting maintenance tasks regularly and renew as you find additional information.


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Monday was another rainy day on the trip. We decided to try some indoor activities to pass the day in Denver. After a brief tour of the Capitol building, we headed over to the Denver Historical Museum. This is a well known museum of the old west with a very good research facility.
We discovered that the History Museum, along with the Denver Library and the Denver Art Museum had just opened an Allen True Exhibit. At this point, we had no idea who Allen True was. We quickly learned that True was a muralist who specialized in "old west" scenes and that his work is preserved in dozens of buildings in western states.
The exhibit at the History Museum displayed several of his preliminary works, done on a moderate scale before the final murals were painted. I liked the two works prepared for the city/county government center just a few blocks away.
After lunch, we walked into the government center after a very thorough security check and found the two rooms that hold the actual murals. One is in the very quiet office of the Clerk of Probate Court, the other in the much busier Clerk of Criminal Court. The staff in both rooms allowed me to photograph the murals.
There is a nice plaque placed beside the mural in the Criminal Court Clerk's office that tells a bit more about True. Note the spelling of his name on the plaque versus in the exhibit.
The Exhibit had just opened on the day we left Minnesota. A brochure describes a walking tour of a number of True murals in downtown Denver.
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Dear readers, let's go back in time.
2015, November 13th in France, Stanzin Dorjai, an Indian filmmaker was in my city for a couple of days and I had the opportunity to meet him, thanks to mutual friends. He took on his time to show us his latest movie and this was a wonderful moment to talk about it right after the viewing.
This is when I discovered the documentary he made with Christiane Mordelet "Jungwa: the broken balance". This masterpiece shows an unconventional story about Stanzin's roots in Gya, a remote village in India where he was born and raised before making his way to education in visual medium and university. This is when I first saw the gorgeous images of his hometown and his relatives.
Unfortunately, this piece of work is not all rainbows and butterflies, it was not made to give you the wish to visit this part of India, it was created to show the broken balance between the elements, the consequences of climate change in a Buddhist village where all the inhabitants don't know anything about this concept.
In 2010, Gya went under a natural disaster: the melting ice of the glaciers triggered a mudslide that trapped the village underneath. When the flow stopped, people did not have any other choice than putting the rubbles away to start to rebuild houses made of wood and stones. At this point, Stanzin decided to take his camera to film this climatic catastrophe, this was the moment to show the world what climate change meant concretely. Nevertheless, our filmmaker had to struggle with his own image toward his loved ones, who resented him for not helping them to remove the remains. But little did they know at the time that he was doing much more, preparing to show everybody what kind of thing we should be expecting if we don't change our way of living very quick.
The thing is, climate change couldn't be the reason of this event for those villagers as they do not have access to information and education the way we do. Their Buddhist culture pushed them to think that this tragedy was a consequence of their bad behaviors in previous lives. Then, they peacefully put themselves to work as they believed that this was only their fault. Working together was a way to share their burden.
This night of 2015, I was equally amazed by the beauty of this movie and the solidarity of all of those people. After the film ended, we talked about it. We discussed the fact that our actions in one place of the world can impact tremendously some other places. How could we have thought that the pollution in industrialized countries and the raise of the greenhouse gas effect would have led to the destruction of a whole village in the Ladakh region, foothills of the Himalaya, a part of India that seemed to be untouched?
I believe that the hardest part of the story was to see that those victims thought it was somehow their fault as this was, regarding their beliefs, their karma.
I do not write this article because I want to show that this wasn't a god's action but only our own consequences (who knows?) but I want to share this experience with you to tell you that this is not because we don't observe consequences of climate change in our neighborhoods that is does not exist. Some people still believe that climate change is a lie for many reasons and that the increase of temperature in our modern countries is just a natural evolution we do not control.
In my opinion, I wonder how can we refuse to believe that all the pollution we made in the last decades cannot impact our environment, especially when we live in industrialized countries with an incredible ease to access any source of information? How can we refuse to think that the destruction and the degradation of earth (soils, water, air, plants, etc…) would never impact the perfect balance between all of the elements (including us)? Do we have to make 10 years long studies to prove that something's wrong with our way of living? How long is it going to take for us to stand up?
"Come on, what can we do to make a difference? I do not choose to take my car to go to work, there is no other mean available from my home to my workplace", "I don't make enough money to by local organic food", "I do not choose to buy over-packaged yoghurts when I go grocery shopping". Many excuses are based on realities (I know, I have been in those situation), but we can start to do many little things to make the ecological transition take place. Recycle, read labels, get informed about what you eat, what you wear and what you do. Raise your awareness about your actions, your life and the way it impacts the rest of the world. You will see that by learning a bit about your environment, you will discover paths and choices you didn't think existed before. You can choose to buy or not, you can boycott. You can learn or stay blind. You can act or watch others act for you. In this case, I hope they will make the choices you wanted.
Anyway, this night, a person there asked the filmmaker "Stanzin, according to you, why do your people showed so much solidarity toward each other? Why do those villagers reacted with so much goodness when we are not doing so in our countries?". I was expecting him to talk about Buddhism, the culture of sharing and the fact that in small villages, people know all the inhabitants, creating a natural reaction of gathering their forces together. Instead, Stanzin answered, with a calm voice, " I believe that this is the access to superfluous belongings that destroys solidarity". Indeed, when you don't have enough to survive and your neighbors are in the same condition, you find a way to help each other no matter what. It becomes more difficult the get together around one cause when you have more than you need. You are less willing to help the one that has been showing surpluses at some point because, let's face it, we do all have a way to make it, don't you think?
From climate change to peaceful reactions and solidarity, this night will stay in my head for a very long time, realizing that I have more than I could imagine, but I probably won't be able to count on my unknown neighbors if I need help. Dear readers, this night, on November 13rd of 2015, when I was sitting on my chair listening to Stanzin's answers, getting chills in my body from his powerful speech on helping each other, the Bataclan was covered in blood and two bombs exploded, at this very moment, in the middle of Paris.
Whether you believe in climate change or not, that is you point of view. Nonetheless, are you really willing to stay on this path? And above all, are you willing to take the risk of breaking definitely the balance between all of the elements? Or, are you ready to stand up and solidarize with people all over the world to rush into the ecological transition?
Dear reader, if you are interested in watching "Jungwa : the broken balance", you can watch it here for 4,73 € : https://vimeo.com/ondemand/jungwathebrokenbalance
Also, Stanzin was awarded many times for his movies, don't hesitate to google his name to find more information about him and his amazing work, maybe it will light up something inside of you.
And if you liked his work, please watch also "The shepherdess of the Glaciers", one of the most beautiful movie I have ever seen.
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The CCTV New Year's Gala (simplified Chinese: 中国中央电视台春节联欢晚会; traditional Chinese: 中國中央電視台春節聯歡晚會; pinyin: Zhōngguó zhōngyāng diànshìtái chūnjié liánhuān wǎnhuì) is a Chinese New Year special produced by China Central Television. Broadcast on the eve of Chinese New Year on its flagship CCTV-1, satellite channels CCTV-4, CCTV-9, CCTV-E, CCTV-F, and CCTV-HD, the broadcast has a yearly viewership of over 700 million viewers, making it one of the premiere television events of Mainland China. It has the largest audience in the world.
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This is a weekend to spend with your loved ones and honor those who gave their lives while serving in the armed forces. Here are a few ways you can pay tribute.
Memorial Day at Sarasota National Cemetery on Saturday May 27th at 9:45 am at Patriots Plaza.
A Tribute to Hero's Memorial Day Parade will take place on Sunday at Lakewood Ranch from 5-8pm. Parade begins at 7pm!
The Memorial Day ceremony at Veterans Monument Park (Behind Manatee Memorial Hospital) will take place Monday the 29th at 9am.
The Sarasota Memorial Day Parade takes place at 10am on Monday in downtown Sarasota and will march from Osprey and Main to Rev. J.D. Hamel Park (located at Main and Gulf Stream).
The Annual Venice Area Memorial Day Ceremony will take place Monday at 10am at Patriots Park.
On Monday May 29th from 2-4pm you can enjoy the Annual Memorial Day Concert in Philippi Estate Park featuring the Sarasota Concert Band Bring your chair and a cooler with refreshments!
Team Renick will be hosting a few Memorial Day Weekend Open House's!!
Steven will be at our fabulous canal front property at 664 Key Royale Drive in Holmes Beach on Saturday from 11-2pm and Sunday from 1-4pm. Refreshments will be provided (and served by our youngest Team Renick helpers!!) Stop on by and meet new agent Steven and his kids and learn about this great property and others!
Kevin will be hosting an Open House at 7145 Gulf of Mexico Drive Unit 23 Saturday and Sunday from 11-2pm and after you have stopped in and seen that great property you can pop over to 7065 GMD Unit 21 and meet new agent Fran as he hosts an house at our newest listing…also Saturday and Sunday from 11-2pm!
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Only four days to go until LOVE IS A FOUR-LEGGED WORD goes on sale! It's nearly two years since I got the letter from Berkley saying the liked the proposal I sent them and could I please send the rest of the book. I'm getting good reviews, and people are saying some very nice things about my book. Now I just hope lots of you buy it!
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Yesterday, within the space of two hours, I was knocked down by one of life's lows and then lifted right up again by one of its highs..
First the low. I brought my sweet, smart, nearly 18-years-old cat Kira home from the vet, knowing I was bringing her home to die. Even at her advanced age, she's very sprightly, when she suddenly seemed frail I knew something was wrong. The vet said her lungs had nearly filled with fluid and it was amazing she was still alive. After an overnight stay that involved draining the fluid, some time in an oxygen box and a spell on a drip she seemed her old self again, demanding very vocally to come home. But the diagnosis is cancer and it's only a matter of days before the lungs fill again and I have to take her back to the vet for her last visit… All I can do is cherish her and make her last days comfortable. Eighteen years is a long time to share with a little four-legged friend. I've had her since she was a kitten and will miss her terribly. I know I'm lucky to have had her for as long as I have – and happily I still have her brother. I won't blog when she passes, I'll be too heartbroken…
Now the high. My darling Kira was lying purring in the sun in the courtyard when a delivery came. My author copies of Love is a Four-Legged Word! The book is awesome, the pink foil on the cover a surprise and a lovely quote from best-selling author Julie James praising my book as "A delicious, fast-paced read." Thank you Julie and thank you Berkley for such a beautifully designed book. And thanks to the delivery man for bringing that box of books at just the right time.
WHAT I'M READING NOW: Touched by the Devil by John Clarke & Andy Shea. Some research into the mind of a psychopath, to help give authenticity to a villain I am creating. This is a chilling book but very useful to a writer.