07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-59),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Paldi Mangaliya ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance Of our Mica Quartz & Feldspar Mine (M.L.NO-11/98R) Area: 4.6565 ha Capacity : 18,785 TPA , at Village-Rawatmal, Tehsil: Beawar & Districat: Ajmer , Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-506),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Submission of Form -1, Pre-Feasibility Report and proposed TOR for obataining Terms of Refernce of Lime Stone (Flooring) Mining Project (ML No- 382/2007) having lease area of measuring 1.0 Ha located near Village-Jethwai, Tehsil-Jaisalmer ,Distt- Jaislmer Raj.
07/10/2015 Environment Clearance of Dindoli Masonary Mining Project (M.L. 1/2014) at Village –Dindoli, Tehsil-Rashmi , Distt-Chittorgarh, Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance for Sillica Sand Mining Project ,M.L. NO.26/08 M.L. Area, 4.8628 ha Near Village: Manoharpur, Tehisl & Distt-Karauli Raj. Of Shri Sunil Datt Sharama Application Submission Regarding.
07/10/2015 Regarding Submission of Form -1 & Pre-Feasibility Report for Environmental Clearance of M.L. NO. 169/2005 for mining of mineral Quartz and Feldspar mine (Lase area 4.00Ha) Of lessee Shri Pradeep Kumar Agaral , Located near Village-Bhudoli, Tehsil-Neem ka Thana, Distt- Sikar Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-875 ),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Environment Clearance of Jhanjhar Marble Mining Project (M.L. 28/08)Khasara No-28,454 at Village –Jhanjhar, Tehsil-Rajsamand, Distt-Rajsmand Raj.
07/10/2015 Environment Clearance of Jhanjhar Marble Mining Project (M.L. 103/97 )Khasara No-145,146,132/2,146/1 at Village –Jhanjhar, Tehsil-Rajsamand, Distt-Rajsmand Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance of Nauganwa Quartz & feidspar Mining Project ML NO. 217/12, Khasara NO.-3,4,5,6,7,8 at Village –Nauganwa Tehsil-Bhilwara Distt-Bhilwara Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance (EC)/TOR of Jhanjhar Marble Mining Project R.M.L No- 38/2011 & No-96/93 Khasara No-197,198,203,207 at Village Jhanjhar, Tehsil-Rajsamand Distt- Rajsamand Raj.
104/02 at Village –Sanwad, Tehsil –Rajsamand Distt-Rajasmand Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance of Thoriya Marble Mining Project M.L. NO-276/1997 at Village Thoriya, Tehsil-Khumbhgarh, Distt- Rajsamand Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance for our Masonry Stone Mine (M.L.NO.-19/2000) Area: 1.0 ha. Capacity:52228 TPA of ROM at Village- Babuguleriya, Tehsil- Ramsar & Distt-Barmer, Raj.
07/10/2015 Submission of Form-1 and Pre-Feasibility Report for obtaining Enviromental Clearance of Masonry stone Mining Project (M.L. No-47/13) having lease area of measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Parli Jodh ,Tehsil-Sumerpur, Distt- Pali, Raj.
measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Shri Balaji ,Tehsil-Nagaur, Distt- Nagaur, Raj.
measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Baldu ,Tehsil-Ladnun, Distt- Nagaur, Raj.
07/10/2015 Submission of an Application for Enviromental Clearance (Form I along with Pre Feasibility Report) in respect of Sandstone Quarry, QL NO. 1177 Compprises area, 0.18 hect near Village Fidusar, Tehsil-Jodhpur Distt- Jodhapur in Raj.
measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Roll ,Tehsil-Jayal, Distt- Nagaur, Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance of Kakrod Granite Mining Project M.L. NO.-10/2006 at Village-Kakrod Tehil-Deogarh,Distt-Rajsamand Raj.
07/10/2015 Submission of a Application for Environmental Clearance (Form I along with Pre Feasibility Report) In respect of Marble Quarry, QL No.240/5, Q.L. area 0.3588 Hect. Of Pahar Kuwa Range ,Tehsil – Makrana, Distt- Nagaur Raj.
measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Loadsar,Tehsil-Ladnunl, Distt- Nagaur, Raj.
measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Nimbi Jodha ,Tehsil-Ladnunl, Distt- Nagaur, Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-107),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village- Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-10),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Paldi Mangaliya ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-256),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-63),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-189),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-46),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Paldi Mangaliya ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-1989/1 ),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance of Rama Quartz & Feldspar Mining Project ML No- 17/13 is at Village-Rama ,Tehsil-Raipur, Distt- Bhilwara Raj.
measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Sunari ,Tehsil-Ladnunl, Distt- Nagaur, Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance of Jhanjhar Marble Mine (ML NO. 69/98) at Village-Jhanjhar Tehsil-Rajsamand Disst- Rajsmand Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance of Jhanjhar Marble Mine (ML NO. 70/98) at Village-Jhanjhar Tehsil-Rajsamand Disst- Rajsmand Raj.
07/10/2015 Submission of Form-1 and Pre-Feasibility Report for obtaining Environmental Clearance of Masonry stone Mining Project (M.L. No-309/1991) having lease area of measuring 1.0 Ha located in Village –Santokpura,Tehsil-Mandal, Distt- Bhilwara, Raj.
07/10/2015 Submission of a Application for Environmental Clearance (Form I along with Pre Feasibility Report) In respect of Marble Quarry, QL No. 1C , Q.L. area 0.3483 Hect. Of Mata Bhat Range ,Tehsil – Makrana, Distt- Nagaur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-29),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village- Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-51),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Paldi Mangaliya ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-68),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village- Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-1342),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-159),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village- Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-47),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-286),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-209),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Sodho ki Dhani ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-2363),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Keru ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-106),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village- Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-507),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-1982/1),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-558),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-51),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village- Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-131),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village- Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-292),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Keru ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-151),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Bhuri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-114),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Sodho ki Dhani ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-459),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-225),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Keru-A ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-20),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Paldi Mangaliya ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-299),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Paldi-A ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-881),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO1051),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Balsamand ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-100),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Bhuri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-456),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-88),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at VillageBhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-210),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Soda Ki Dhani ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance for Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-236),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance for Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-129),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Environmental Clearance for Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-111),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Bhuri Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-157),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Paldi-A ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-255),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-492),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-213),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Soda Ki Dhani ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-283),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Kali Beri ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-191),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-291),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Keru, Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-8),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Padi Mangaliya ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-600),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Keru ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-1388),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Keru ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-1619),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fiduar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-294),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Fidusar ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-307),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Soda Ki Dhani ,Tehsil & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.
07/10/2015 Regarding Environmental Clearance of Sand Stone Quarry (Q.L.NO-89),Aera: 0.18 ha. Capacity: 1,710 TPA, at Village-Bhuri Beri & Distt- Jodhapur Raj.


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Independent contributions of letter, word and sentence information to reading speed for people with macular disease
Susana T L Chung; Jean-Baptiste Bernard
Susana T L Chung
School of Optometry, University of California, Berkeley, California, United States
Jean-Baptiste Bernard
Commercial Relationships Susana Chung, None; Jean-Baptiste Bernard, None
Support NIH Grant R01-EY012810
Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science July 2019, Vol.60, 1064. doi:
Susana T L Chung, Jean-Baptiste Bernard; Independent contributions of letter, word and sentence information to reading speed for people with macular disease. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2019;60(9):1064.
Purpose : Reading involves the recognition of individual letters and words, and making sense of the sentence context. Previously, Pelli & Tillman (2007) showed a triple dissociation (i.e. independence) of the contributions of letter (L), word (W) and sentence (S) information to reading speed for people with normal vision. Here, we investigated whether or not the L, W and S information also contribute independently to reading speed for people with macular disease.
Methods : Seven observers with macular disease (age: 51–93, logMAR acuity: 0.34–1.1) read aloud sentences (word length: 8–14) with words presented one at a time, each for a fixed word exposure duration, using rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP). Reading speed was defined based on the RSVP word exposure duration that yielded 80% of words read correctly. Text was rendered in Courier. Two print sizes (1.4× & 0.8× the critical print size) were tested. We evaluated the contributions of L, W and S information to reading speed by selectively knocking out each of them — L was removed by substituting letters in words with similar ones based on a confusion matrix; W was removed by alternating upper- and lowercase letters within words; and S was removed by scrambling the word order within a sentence. Reading speeds were measured for each of these conditions and various combinations of them, and were subsequently normalized to that obtained for text with all sources of information present.
Results : Averaged across observers, the contributions of L, W and S information to reading speed were 50%, 18% and 20%, respectively, for the larger print size; and 39%, 25% and 24% for the smaller print size. Observers were still able to read when L, W and S were absent (13–17%). For both print sizes, the contribution of each source of information to reading speed was the same whether or not the other information was available, implying independence of the L, W and S processes in reading.
Conclusions : The independent contributions of L, W and S information to reading speed, along with the higher reliance on L information in reading, suggest that methods to improve reading for people with macular disease should focus more on providing a reliable source of letter information. However, the additive contributions of W and S mean that there are still additional benefits in providing reliable word and sentence information, especially for small print sizes.
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How & Why Oxford Can Do More to Tackle the Climate Crisis
Ben Farmer
The environmental and climate crisis is something we often talk about but sometimes feel powerless to take action on. Of course, as Oxford SU's Planet Pledge campaign highlights there are lots of individual changes we can make but we can also all have a role in pushing for institutional and systemic change.
One of those institutions that has a key role to play and that we can influnce is the University of Oxford and luckily enough the University is working on a sustainabilty strategy right now, but we need your help to make sure the strategy commits the University to decisive action.
The strategy commits the University to achieve net zero carbon and biodiversity net gain by 2035 and includes areas such as food, travel and education.
Many parts of the strategy are seen as sector leading including accounting for biodiversity impacts across the University's supply chain through the Oxford-developed framework known as the Mitigation and Conservation Hierarchy.
However the Oxford Climate Society and Oxford Climate Justice Campaign have highlighted some top additional priorities and we are calling on students to fill in the strategy and make sure issues that matter to them are included.
The top concerns they'd like to see in the strategy are:
Climate Justice: Centre climate justice in all sections of the strategy, and research the ways that Oxford – both currently and historically – participates in colonial processes of exploitation and extraction, to the cost of indigenous peoples and frontline communities. Integrate sustainability and anti-racism policy throughout the University.
Climate Education: Prioritise climate education in the curriculum across the University, including experiences of frontline communities and indigenous peoples, so all students have access to climate education.
Historic emissions: Calculate and include historic emissions including scope 1 and 2 within the sustainability strategy and develop equitable solutions to reflect Oxford's historic and continuing impact.
Research: The University must commit to no longer carry out research into the extraction of fossil fuels.
Sponsorship: The University should commit to no longer take research grants, donations or sponsorships from any fossil fuel company or any company which significantly supports fossil fuel companies through investment or otherwise.
Careers: The Career Service should be prohibited from advertising positions on behalf of any fossil fuel company that does not have a credible net zero plan as defined within the Oxford Martin Principles.
Students and staff can fill in the consultation here. The consultation closes on 6th December 2020.
The Environmental Sustainability Strategy only relates to the central University and the student groups are calling on all colleges and PPHs across the university to develop their own similar strategies with targets and do more to be sustainable organisations.
We welcome the Sustainability Strategy and its targets but there is still more work to be done and we're encouraging every student to get involved by filling in the consultation to ensure their voice is heard. At Oxford SU we're also lobbying colleges to adopt similar strategies to ensure all parts of the collegiate University play their role in tackling the Climate Crisis.
At Oxford SU are hosting a discussion with senior University leaders working on the Environmental Sustainability strategy to enable students to ask whether the University is doing enough to tackle the Climate and Environmental Crisis. The event is taking place virtually on Thursday 26th November at 5pm for details click here.
What can can I do to get involved?
Fill in the consultation highlighting any concerns you may have
Spread the word and get your mates to fill in the consultation
Share our graphics and campaign on social media to get other students to fill in the consultation
Pass a motion in your JCR/MCR to back the strategy, highlight concerns and spread the word!
Get your club/society to spread the word on their social media/email newsletter!
Join our event on the 26th November to hear about the Uni's plans for the Sustainability Strategy
Sign up to Oxford SU's Planet Pledge to join our wider campaign!
Nathan Lawson, President of Oxford Climate Society said: 'We're pleased to be joining the campaign to get the University of Oxford to take action on the Climate Crisis. We feel the strategy consultation is a great opportunity for students to highlight the issues they think the University should be focussing on. In particular we'd like to see more in the strategy about the centrality of climate justice and climate education.'
Oxford Climate Justice Campaign said: 'We recognise that the University's strategy represents a significant improvement on Oxford's previous commitments. However, the existing strategy would still enable Oxford to continue using its wealth and privilege to make the climate crisis worse. That is why we are calling on all students to fill in the consultation and to ensure that Oxford addresses climate injustice once and for all.'
Harriet Waters, Head of Environmental Sustainability at the University of Oxford said: 'The draft strategy reflects ambitious thinking by the University, the result of hours of work by leading academics, professionals and student representatives. When adopted, the University will be making a serious commitment to achieving biodiversity net gain and net zero carbon by 2035. Implementing the strategy will require engagement from across the University community. The consultation offers an opportunity to highlight additional or different priorities and to challenge the University. We welcome inputs from students now and in the future.'
Taras Bains Vice-President of the Oxford Nature Conservation Society said: 'We welcome the strategy and its the biodiversity targets. We'd also like to see the University ensure that does not contribute to the destruction of important habitats for biodiversity both nationally and globally through its supply chain of products like food, materials and paper products and that there are no new developments on areas of high biodiversity value.'
Fill in the consultation
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In the Sun & Moon Yoga Studio lexicon, a Level 2 class presumes a student has taken at least a beginning level (Level 1) yoga class. The focus is on refining the basics with more detailed alignment instructions than a student would receive in Level 1. In our Level 2 Sunday class together, we do just that.
Inside that framework? We're playful. We tinker and experiment with what it's like to listen for guidance from within, informed by intelligent, safe, breath-driven, customized alignment that adapts to each student's unique requirements. If you show up for class, I'll meet you exactly where you are.
Every class begins with a quiet opening centering/meditation. Most classes include a combination of relaxed, dynamic movement alongside some static postures where inquiry into breath can serve as the best teacher to inform healthy alignment. Now and again we drill down into a particular anatomical area to learn about reinforcing healthy alignment habits for one region of the body. Regardless of the class theme, we work inside the big picture recognition that the practice of yoga as inquiry into truth.
This is a breath-focused, slow- to moderately-paced class. We begin and end with an accessible meditation (or similar contemplative practice) and centering. In the middle, the focus is on healthy alignment foundations within the context of a breath-centric practice. Even within the context of a group class, I'm big on offering tools, tips, and encouragement in support of your own self-practice.
Drop-ins are always welcome. Once registration for the current term closes, Sun & Moon Yoga Studio single or multi-class passes are always available.
This is not a fast-paced class, but it is not "sleepy" either. We pause frequently to savor the aftertaste of the poses. I almost always include a brief freeform chapter for at least a few minutes near the end of class before a closing posture and savasana. This mini-freeform detour can be an empowering bit of time to cultivate your yoga and experience that it is possible to have a yoga practice without an external teacher. You're set loose for a few minutes to practice, attending to guidance from your inner teacher—who is infinitely more competent than I could ever be at knowing what is appropriate for you.
If you'd like to know more about my 'style' of teaching and what informs it, there's information that here.
Contact me if you have questions or want to figure out if this class is right for you.


Friends, this fall has me going crazy over all things apple and and squash, and this curry may be one of my favorite curry recipes to date! Shall we?
This simple curry requires just 1 pot to make! It all starts with gorgeous pumpkin, which is peeled, seeded, and cubed into bite-size chunks.
The flavor comes in waves thanks to ingredients like curry paste, chili peppers, ginger, garlic, and shallot – a.k.a. the curry dream team.
For vegetables, I went with vibrant red bell pepper and broccoli. That's all you really need!
And to keep the curry creamy and rich, I opted for light coconut milk, which complements the spicy flavors perfectly.
For a healthy fat and EASY protein, I went with roasted cashews (something I always have on hand). But, if you aren't into cashews or can't do nuts, you could also add Quick Crispy Tofu, include Red Lentils, or simply serve over quinoa.
Make this curry for hosting guests this winter and fall or when you need a satisfying dinner on the table fast. It would be an especially great dish to make ahead and pack for lunches throughout the week, as it reheats beautifully!
It's delicious on its own, but it would also pair well with my Thai Spring Rolls, 20-minute Asian Kale Salad, Coconut Curried Greens, Coconut Curried Lentils, or even Thai Iced Tea!
If you try this curry, be sure to let us know! Leave a comment, rate it, and don't forget to tag a photo #minimalistbaker on Instagram! We'd love to see how your curry turns out. Cheers, friends!
Easy, 1-pot Pumpkin Curry with yellow curry paste, coconut milk, fresh vegetables, and pumpkin. A simple yet satisfying plant-based, gluten-free dinner!
*For protein, if you aren't into cashews or can't do nuts, you could also add Quick Crispy Tofu, Red Lentils, or simply serve over quinoa.
*Nutrition information is a rough estimate calculated without sides/toppings, calculated with coconut oil.
Have made this two months in a row, it's tasty, not too many ingredients, it's quick and easy to make with minimal washing up as I use only one pan. Family loved it. I used only one can of coconut milk.
A little too oily for my taste. I suggest 1 can of coconut milk.
This recipe is excellent! The only thing I did differently from the recipe was the addition of two sliced carrots. I used one can of regular coconut milk and one of coconut milk made from coconut milk powder because I only had one can in my cupboard. Thank you for the recipe – this one is a keeper!
Made last night for vegan thanksgiving feast guests today. Used Kabocha squash, and left skin on – it has a pleasant texture cooked – plus adds color. Added 8 oz firm sprouted tofu, cubed.
Will serve over a chewy brown, black & wild rice mixture w/ daikon radish seeds.
Of course I had a small bowl last night and was over the moon with the depth and complexity of flavors.
In future will reduce light coconut milk to one can, replacing the other with a low fat nut milk in order to reduce the meal's fat profile.
In all – this Thai curry is brilliant, flexible, and will now be a staple in my repertoire!
Thank you & 5 stars!
I like my bell peppers crisper, so I would put them later in cooking process next time….maybe just before broccoli.
I made this tonight with my Community Supported Agriculture share of pumpkin, onions, green tomatoes, as well as store-bought broccoli. I added lentils and didn't use any nuts. Yummy!
I used cauliflower instead of broccoli and I also added a can of rinsed chickpeas to the recipe. It was so so so good. I will try it again with broccoli this time. I always top it with a handful of parsley. I omit chili pepper since I like the creamy and subtle spicy flavor of yellow curry.
Another great recipe that I will continue to make. Thank you!
I rarely comment on blogs. But I must say dear minimalist baker you seriously out did yourself. This is a SHOW stopper recipe and I am so happy to use it over and over again. Thank you!
Yay! We are so glad to hear that, Marianne!
Perfection! We didn't change a single thing and it turned out very very well. Thank you for the awesome recipes!
Excellent! I used butternut squash and it came out PERFECT! Instead of quinoa, I used brown rice made with coconut milk. I used a red Thai paste. I will try a different one next time. Overall – YUM!!! My second recipe from this site and another keeper! I'll be making another batch this week!
This was good! I used kabocha squash, red pepper, and cauliflower, and subbed almond milk with coconut extract for the coconut milk. Thanks for the recipe :) I ate half with some jasmine rice and it was so filling and satisfying!
Fantastic recipe! I've made the dish twice now. Definitely a keeper!
I made this adding a bunch more veggies a bit of my favorite curry powder. Delicious! I used 1.5 tablespoons of curry paste and it was as spicy as I can handle. Also super good trick- I put my pumpkin in my Instant Pot for a 6 min pressure cook and then let it cool the day before. This made it ridiculously easier to peel and cut in chunks.
I found that my whole pie pumpkin came out to be more than what this recipe called for but I used the whole thing any way, so I wish I would have used a tad more fresh garlic and ginger for the base to balance the curry. I normally go light on th salt with most recipes, but this one definitely needed the salt to bring out the full flavor. Tons of leftovers, made a double batch of brown rice and could have used a little more.
I made this tonight and while I don't usually leave reviews, I had to! There is a Thai curry at a restaurant that I love but I had never thought to recreate it. While I wasn't trying to, I unintentionally did when I made this. This is the best curry I have ever made, I cant wait to make it again! I added chickpeas as a protein and it worked perfectly. I love all your recipes and this is no exception!
We're so glad you loved this recipe, Julia!
This was amazing! Would recommend 100%.
Holy delicious! Roasted the pumpkin in the am and made the dish for dinner. The kids wouldn't go near it, which is fine, because there's more for me and hubby. We both looked at each other and said "never eat out again", or at least when we have pumpkins on hand. Thank you for sharing such a satisfying and scrumptious meal.
My only con comment is I found my self scrolling back and forth for measurements of the ingredients when walking through the steps. I had them all at the counter but not chopped or measured out to proportions.
Made this tonight for a birthday dinner. It was delicious!!! I added veggie broth and reduced the amount of coconut milk by 1/2. The consistency was neither too soupy nor too thick… 'twas perfect! Thanks for the recipe and I'm looking forward to making it again.
Omigoodness this is amazing! Made tonight with butternut squash. The flavors were absolutely on point – worth all the chopping! I added chopped carrots at the end with the broccoli for added crunch. Also, I substituted coconut water for 1 can coconut milk. It worked well!
I've made this dish twice now with butternut squash and it's delicious! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talents.
I made this last night with butternut squash – SO GOOD! It's now part of our regular rotation. I roasted the squash first – next time I'll follow your suggestion to pure some of the squash with stock then add the rest of the roasted squash at the end (to keep the crispiness a little longer). I also made the red curry paste from your recipe – this is also a new staple in our house!
I made this last night and instantly fell in love! I used 1 can of puree'd pumpkin as that is what I had in the pantry and it gave it a thicker, creamier texture. I added a lot of extra red curry powder in addition to the curry paste to give it a little more flavor and added about a teaspoon of cumin. It was so good I wanted to eat it for breakfast.
Made this yesterday and it turned out amazing. I only had 14oz coconut cream and veggie broth, so I used those, and it was a perfect thickness, so I decided not to blend the broccoli. Makes amazing leftovers. I'm very happy with this! I hope to make it again someday.
Hi Dana! I made this curry dish tonight. It was amazing. It definitely is going to be made many more times. Thank you!
Hi! I plan on making this tonight and am very excited. I hope this question doesn't sound stupid, but am I supposed to pre cook the pumpkin? Or just let it simmer? I assumed it would be simmering, but my boyfriend is suggesting otherwise.
Weeks ago, I bought a pumpkin on a whim but had no idea what to do with it. It just stared at me from the counter all this time. And then I came upon your recipe and made it just now, and it is amazing! It comes together easily, without much fuss or mess, and it is so flavorful and hearty. Thank you!
I made 1-POT PUMPKIN YELLOW CURRY. We had it for dinner last night and I then had some for breakfast today. As it was the first time making it, I cut the recipe n half. Worked perfectly. The one thing I did differently, because I forgot to buy brocolli and didn't want to trek back to the store, I put in fresh green beans. I will make this again.
Used green curry paste and did without garlic. Absolutely delicious and received many compliments from my roommate and boyfriend! Thank you for this recipe, it will become a staple!
I made this for dinner last night. Incredible. It has to be the best curry I've ever tasted, let alone made. I am craving my leftovers for lunch already. This is going on the list of best recipes ever.
Suggestions for subbing canned pumpkin puree?
Hi Kayla! It will be a different dish if you do that – more like a soup. Perhaps it would be worth making my Curried Butternut Squash Soup instead, but sub your pumpkin purée for the squash.
Thanks! Pie pumpkin should work if I'm going to do fresh (not canned), right?
I made this last night and had an amazing dinner, I did some personal modifications (olive oil for coconut oil and vegetable broth instead of coconut milk). Simply delicious! I'm new to the site but think I'll definitely stick around.. ;) THANK YOU!
Forgot to rate it: definitely 5 star!
I made this last night and it was sooo good! I had to make a few modifications as I didn't have all the ingredients. I used 1 can of coconut milk instead of two (subbed veggie broth for 2nd), used an onion instead of shallots, used butternut squash, and omitted cashews, but added tofu! I also reduced the sugar to 1 TB.
This is so amazing, It came together rather quickly, even when accounting for peeling and chopping butternut squash! I plan on eating it for lunch the rest of the week.
This is an absolutely fantastic recipe. I was afraid of the spice level (due to three small kids) so I didn't add the red chili. It still came out intensely flavorful and not too spicy. I'd even go so far as to say this is my new favorite recipe. A keeper for sure!
The dish tasted amazing but I highly recommend adding significantly more curry paste to this dish (I added the entire jar of recommended curry paste), as it is pretty tasteless with just 3 tbsp. Other than that this is the perfect fall/winter recipe.
It tastes absolutely incredible! So simple and so rich in flavor. Even my husband that hates pumpkin asked for more.
Hi! Hmm, I bet you could start sautéing the vegetables on high (as instructed), and when it comes to the simmering part, cook it on low for 4-6 hours? Let me know if you give it a try!
Made this tonight for Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. Soooo delicious! I had roasted a bunch of pie pumpkins and put in the freezer about a month ago, so I used those. So mine was more creamy than chunky but the aroma of it cooking – I just knew it was going to be fantastic! I also used full fat coconut milk. Thank you for continually sharing top notch recipes!
Thank you for the sweet comment, Erin! Happy Thanksgiving!
This was really delicious and warming. Next time I think I would use the cashews as a garnish and sprinkle them on top at the table, but they were good cooked into the curry as well. Thanks for a good recipe!
This was incredible and so flavorful! Thank you for sharing! I'm always looking for ways to make my carnivore friends salivate – and this did the trick.
I've never cooked with a pumpkin before so cutting it took awhile. Microwaving the pumpkin for few minutes helps – take your time and maybe do it the day before!
I made this last night. It was amazing! Very easy recipe and the flavors are just right! Thank you Dana!
I made this and it is out of this world amazing!!!! I used butternut squash instead of pumpkin – so much easier to cut up. I love curry, but wasn't sure if squash in a curry dish would be weird. Overall, It was so amazing that this is my new favorite soup! Definitely add the cashews – it gives some texture and crunch.
So cozy and good! I used a can of pumpkin puree instead of cubed pumpkin and added zucchini, tofu, and spinach. Ah I love it so much! Thank you!
I have made this recipe twice now and love it! I made it as written with no alterations and it is perfect! It is definitely my family's favorite curry recipe.
I like to kick it up a notch and used a habanero instead. It's excellent regardless of the heat intensity! Thanks Dana for this wonderful curry recipe.
This is the BEST pumpkin Thai curry recipe I've found!!! 10/10 – perfectly sweet, spicy, flavourful and downright delicious!! This has become a weeknight staple in our household, thank you so much!!
So delicious! I don't like spicy food so I just left out the pepper and it was perfect. I highly recommend this recipe!
Hi! What type of pumpkin do you recommend? A sugar pumpkin?
I was wondering the same, we have a bunch of "carving" pumpkins we didnt carve for Halloween. I'm using them for decor but if we could eat them I'd do that.
This recipe is AMAZING! Just made it and am floored with how good it is – particularly because I'm not known for my cooking skills :) Thanks so much!
Made this recipe yesterday and it is just amazing! It is warming and full of flavor. I do always need way more time in the kitchen for preperation (cutting the pumpkin for instance) but is was totally worth it!
I made this yesterday with sweet potato instead of pumpkin and it was very nice. Perfect flavours, thank you for the recipe.
This looks delicious! I have some green lentils (petite French style) I would love to add to the recipe for extra protein and thickness. At what step of the recipe would I add them, and what size portion would you suggest? One cup? Thanks for sharing such awesome recipes!
This is a great recipe! I made it with butternut squash and it was delicious. I don't like ginger, shallots and chili peppers so I left all of those things out and used full fat coconut milk and it tasted wonderful. This is definitely one of my new go to recipes!
I made this for dinner this week and it was so good! I prefer a thicker curry, so I added in lentils and a diced potato. Lovely recipe!
First time commenter-but I have been following and basically exclusively cooking from MB recipes for a couple years now! Thank you for helping make my transition from vegetarian to vegan painless.
Just finished making this pumpkin curry and WOW it is delicious!! Home run recipe, Dana! I omitted the serrano pepper and it still turned out perfectly spicy for my midwestern palate. Love the tip about blending half the sauce, it adds a great texture to the dish. This will definitely be added to the weekly menu rotation.
Absolutely delicious. I served it over quinoa and will definitely do a second batch this weekend. Best curry I ever made myself. Thanks for this great recipe, Dana! (So helpful that you always include the ml and grams since I live in Germany and we don't use "cups").
Great curry recipe. I added some whole cumin seeds to the coconut oil and browned them before adding the shallots, garlic, jalapeno, & ginger. Worked great with butter nut squash. I also roasted the seeds of the butter nut squash and put them on top. The roasted cashews added a nice flavor crunch and flavor to the curry. This is a recipe we will defiantly make again!
This recipe is fantastic. Followed instructions exactly using butternut squash, and added some tofu and mushrooms. Thanks!!
MAKING THIS TONIGHT FOR SURE.
Made this tonight and it was AMAZING! Added tofu and an extra can of coconut milk. Would definitely make again.
Whoop! So kind! Thanks for sharing.
This recipe was absolutely glorious!!! Thank you Dana :) made this for dinner and it really hit the spot. I'd never thought of adding lemon juice into curry before but it made the flavour so unique.
Oh yay! Thanks for sharing, Denise!
I made this tonight and it's fab! Instead of add the broccoli directly to the pot, I boiled it for one minute in hot water, ran it under cold water and then added it at the last minute. This ensured crisp broccoli! Really great.
This curry was amazing, the whole family loved it including kids. They never really liked butternut squash before but they found it delicious in this recipe. Thanks for coming up with the wonderful combination of flavors.
I blended some of the squash with the sauce/broth and it made it so creamy. Loved it!
Would it be possible to make this in an instant pot? Any suggestions for time and settings?
Hi Stacey! Hmm, I bet you could start sautéing the vegetables on high (as instructed), and when it comes to the simmering part, cook it on low for 4-6 hours? Let me know if you give it a try!
This looks great; I make something similar with kabocha squash or sweet potato and whatever veggies I have around.
One tip: I never buy "light" coconut milk because it costs the same as regular and it's just coconut milk thinned out with water. So for recipes calling for light I just use half the amount of regular coconut milk and add water or veggie broth, whatever works for the recipe.
It was so good that the pot was empty before i could take some pictures! :) Loved it.
So good! So good that I have to leave a rating!!! :) I love the touch of lemon! Though I think I overdid it a bit haha.
I made this tonight and it was AMAZING!! One of my fav recipes of all time. Thank you!!
Making this as we speak! Smells delicious! About to throw the broccoli in and will report back with turn out!
Absolutley fabulous! I used butternut squash about 4c and added 2c broccoli and the cauliflower I had in the fridge. Definitely making this again soon.
This recipe is a winner. We carved a bunch of pumpkins yesterday and made this curry dish last night. It is going right on to our "Favourite" list.
Sounds like the perfect fall activity! Glad you enjoyed it, Tom!
This looks awesome! What would you recommend for making it less spicy? Would just leaving out the hot pepper do that, or would it be missing something/too sweet in that case?
thanks! love love love your recipes!
Hi! Reduce the amount of curry paste you add on the front end, as that's usually the source of heat. And you can make up for any lost flavor by adding more turmeric, lime, ginger, and salt. xo!
Hello, I made this last night and it was absolutely perfect! I loved it. Thanks for the great recipe. I encourage everyone to make it!!
Yay! Thanks for sharing, Gail!
This recipe turned out really, really well. Thank you for sharing. It's definitely on par with the vegan pumpkin curries that I'll order from restaurants every now and again. For anyone interested, here's the version I used: sautéed in water, used a panang curry paste, coconut aminos, regular coconut milk (1 1/2 cans) + a big splash of broth. It was fairly spicy before I added the last 1/2 c of coconut milk and a large extra pinch of coconut sugar. Serving it over white rice toned it down just the right amount, and I added a pinch of salt to my serving. The cashews are soaking and I forgot about the basil, will add them into the leftovers though for sure.
Wow, I improvise decent curries a lot, but this recipe has schooled me. I followed the directions pretty much exactly, just added red lentils and a little nutritional yeast at the end. I think I could eat the entire pot myself. It has such a bright, vibrant, layered flavor to it. Another masterpiece, Dana. Thanks!
So yummy!! This weekend, I have made your pumpkin muffins (hiking snack) apple pumpkin muffins (just because) and now this delicious curry. My family and I, Thank You.
Awesome, thanks for sharing, Lisa!
Couldn't find yellow or red curry paste, so I used green. Flavors were wonderful! Wonder what it would taste like with the other curry paste.
Lovely, thanks for sharing, Katie!
Hi Dana! I ❤ your recipes, you've been my go to blog for almost 2 years now. I used to print your recipes so it's easier to put somewhere in the kitchen as I'm chopping and preparing stuff, but It doesn't seem to work anymore.. there seems to be some kind of glitch when I click on the print friendly version. It used to show me the page I'm about to print and now it's just a gray box and when I click print nothing happens.. And I can print recipes form other websites just fine so I'm pretty sure it's not my computer or printer but your website problem. Anyways, I hope you look into it :) Thank you for all the amazing recipes! You really made mine and my husbands transition to veganism easy and delicious! We love your cookbook as well!
I just made a bunch of pumpkin puree. Is it possible to use that insteaf of cubed pumpkin? Thanks! Looks great!
It will be a different dish if you do that – more like a soup. Perhaps it would be worth making my Curried Butternut Squash Soup instead, but sub your pumpkin purée for the squash.
Hi! I made this with (about) 1.5 cans pumpkin puree, one can coconut milk (instead of two as is listed in the recipe), and served it over rice. It came out perfectly!
Looks PERFECT, absolutely PERFECT! I really want to try serving this with spaghetti squash or cauliflower rice!
That's what I've done above! I can say cauliflower rice worked perfectly.
Lovely, thanks for sharing, Laura!
Incredible flavors. I used butternut squash and it was spot-on delish. Thrilled to have plenty for leftovers. Really phenomenal!
Incredible flavors. I used butternut squash and it was spot-on delish. Thrilled to have plenty for leftovers. Really phenomenal! I used your recommendation for yellow curry and it hit the spot!
I wouldn't use a prepared curry paste but make it fesh – other than that I am trying it, thanks.
Lovely! I have recipes for green and red if you're interested.
Hi Dana – this recipe looks great. Could I substitute curry powder for the curry paste?
Curry powder and curry paste are quite different. I wouldn't substitute one for the other.
Dana's red curry paste https://minimalistbaker.com/easy-red-curry-paste/ looks good. It isn't hard with a food processor either.
Could I sub pumpkin for acorn squash and would it cook the same? How would I need to prepare the squash? Or do you have another recommendation for the squadh. I have two in the fridge.
Yes! I find acorn squash to be similar in texture to pumpkin, maybe a little softer. So cook the same but check for tenderness maybe 5 minutes earlier. Good luck! Let me know if you give it a try!
Going to try this out this week! If I want to add red lentils, when should I do that? Right before step 5 maybe?
Hi Nori! If you are not using pre-cooked lentils, I would try it then, let us know how it turns out!
Sounds wonderful. Can't wait to make it. Thank you!
Can I use sweet potatoes for this?
How exciting! I'll make it tonight and report back!
How can I make this in the slow cooker? Any ideas?
Hmm, I bet you could start sautéing the vegetables on high (as instructed), and when it comes to the simmering part, cook it on low for 4-6 hours? Let me know if you give it a try!
Dana, I am a certified international health coach, I love many of your recipes and would love to use them in some of my programs. How do I correctly give you credit? Obviously when I put your recipe up I'm going to want to name you as the source. Please give me the details.
Hi! Thanks for reaching out – we do not actually permit our recipes to be republished but you're welcome to share the recipes on social or your site, as long as it is just one recipe photo that links back to the recipe page on our site. Additionally, we ask that you do not share the full recipe anywhere. For more info, check out this link.
we simmered longer than instructed and the pumpkin became mushy but was still delicious!
This recipe looks so good! Going to give it a try this weekend.


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In other words, do I need to create such a disk for all my Win 7 computers, or is creating one disk sufficient?

A: The Windows 7 ERD (Emergency Repair Disk)  Is some tool items on a bootable disk. It is not tied to a licence, it does not hold passwords, it is just a short disk that can be used to attempt a few fixes. It is not any more specific to the computer, than an install disk is. The OS Install disk itself has the same repair things in it, assuming it is available and still functional.
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The blogosphere is getting pretty rife with posts about how the church is inept in method or impure in motive on just about everything, from good works to evangelism to preaching to leadership to cultural relevance. It appears that we (the church) have a skewed perspective of the past, we are doing practically nothing now (at least nothing right), and we have a doomed future. We have no clue how to reach millennials or keep converts (not that anyone's winning anyone). We're losing our young people. We're full of hypocrites. We have no vision or it's the wrong vision. We're at once too legalistic while too soft on sin and uncommitted in discipleship.
Do such posts draw an elevated number of hits or similar attention? Do they gratuitously spark or provoke strong emotions from readers? Do they make good tabloid journalism?
The church faces enormous challenges that require greater service, dedication, faithfulness, and sacrifice. Being full of sinners, we're imperfect and have plenty of room for improvement. I guess my question is what the objective of this "Negative Nelly" approach is. To better motivate and encourage growth? Or is it to beat down, create guilt, or demonstrate some sort of superiority by the "pundit"? Is it a spiritual approach or does it look more like the world than we might like to admit? May we never be like the ostrich, head buried in the sand and ignorant of reality around us. Yet, as Christians, may we exemplify a joy and positivity borne of following Jesus.
What if we made more suggestions and used less sarcasm? What if we concentrated more on our own example and less on everyone else's errors? What if we balanced our hand-wringing about what's wrong with the church with hand-raising about what's right with it? What if?
Thank you for this reminder. Excellent thoughts. I happened to sit in a seminar yesterday about dealing with conflict within the workplace and they threw out the statistic that roughly 89% of the average person's thoughts each day were negative. I think we, as Christians, suffer from that same negative tendency, and that can lead us to focus on the negativity. That combined with a narcissistic tendency to think that everything and everyone should be like us, can lead to a down cast light upon the church. Though Paul would correct and reprove other congregations, he was also so very positive with them, encouraging them to do better, whether they were broken or exceling. I appreciate the positive thoughts.
I appreciate your thoughts on this. We need to focus just as much on the blessings and positive attributes of the church. Doing so is a big part of overcoming our weaknesses. I've been getting tired of the negative sweeping generalizations. Thanks again, Neal.
Thank you for writing this Neal. This is a very "culturally relevant" article!
Thank you, brother. I appreciate your wonderful work for the Lord!!
I often look around the assembly during worship, and think, "How wonderful is it that so many have come together because they love God." We are truly blessed to be members of the body of Christ. Thank you for the reminder that there is so much good to see in the church. Keep up the good work!


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True or False? Babies move just like us
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The Running Trails of Golden Gate Park, II
There are a lot of wonderful things about the location of UCSF. We are right by multiple Muni lines, we are close to Arizmendi bakery, and we have some of the greatest views in The City.
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The Running Trails of Golden Gate Park
There are a lot of wonderful things about the location of UCSF. We are right by multiple Muni lines, we are close to Arizmendi bakery, and we have some of the greatest views in The City. However, I think one of the best things about our school's
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Packing up my often normal yet bulky rod when I travel is a struggle I expect a lot, at least, when I'm always on the lookout for fishing opportunities. This dilemma is shared by almost every angler out there. Thankfully, that can all be remedied when one knows how to find the best traveling fishing rod.
And in this post, that's what exactlyI'lll be providing: to aid you in your search on the best product in the market now! I was just like you before: seemingly unaware about the other fishing rod variants .But once I was already acquainted (thanks to my uncle!) with the best traveling fishing rods and how to choose them accordingly, I was able to able to crack not just the code but also the key to enjoying outdoor and spur-of-the-moment fishing escapades .Right before we reveal the top pick, a dedicated section on finding the best traveling fishing rod in the marketplace will also be featured. Are you ready to find out the best products? Fasten your seatbelt and read on!
The fishing backpack that is designed to cater to all of your adventures, the Anglatech Fly Fishing Backpack Combo for Tackle and Gear has an ample room to store your essential gears and more. It has an expandable storage that combines the perks of a fishing vest and the backpack?s storage.
So whether you?re bringing your rain jacket or even lunch during fishing, this product won?t disappoint you. The backpack also promises its users to stay hydrated as it comes with a bladder that holds 1.5 liters of water so you remain quenched all throughout your outing.Comfort is also a strong offering on our first entry. It has a breathable mesh that enables air to flow freely, allowing you to stay cool and dry even if there is a rise in temperature. Meanwhile, a set of adjustable straps is thrown in the mix that match all users and sizes.
Ultimately, this neat backpack from Anglatech is proving to be a frontrunner in terms of storage in which you can keep your fishing gear all organized and quickly within reach.
Specifically crafted to withstand the wear and tear of everyday fishing, the Fiblink Fishing Tackle Bag is made with all the durable offerings. It comes with robust and water-resistant nylon construction that features a zippered main compartment and an integrated ID holder.
Meanwhile, a series of zippered and vented pockets that house your gear are likewise included; users can also deploy their heavy loads by means of its massive ergonomic shoulder strap. Perhaps its most hallmark feature is the product?s reliable one-year warranty. Accordingly, users can send their money back if the product is damaged non-artificially.
Consumers can also communicate with the seller directly if they feel like something is amiss with the item. You?ll either get a refund or a new product. Now, there is a reason as to why this product is beloved by most fishers! Talk about 100 percent satisfaction service!
The Sougayilang Black Hawk Telescoping Travel Spinning Fishing Rods Are Made of High Density 24 Ton Carbon Fiber and E-Glass Composite for Great Power and Sensitivity. It's Light Weight and Perfectly Balanced, Thus Less Fatigue. Great Gift for Anglers!
Light Weight and Portable, Easily Fits In Car Trunk, Boat Hatch or Backpack. Sougayilang Telescopic Rods Allow You To Travel To Your Favorite Fishing Spot and Enjoy Fishing Whenever and Wherever You Want.
If you?re the type of consumer who prides convenience in a product above anything else, then this first entry from CLC Work Gear should definitely be clocked at the top of your list!
The Wild River WT3604 Tackle Tek Nomad Lighted Backpack delights in its famed and convenient work surface that features a front pocket cover that folds down to give a handy work surface.
This very perk is continued on the large adjustable padded shoulder straps that allows the entire backpack to be quite comfortable to carry! Fishing at all hours won?t be a problem as the product comes with the much-needed integrated LED light system, allowing you to fish literally from dusk until dawn.This backpack is also protected from all the elements as it features a protective rain cover that can be quickly deployed, keeping your bag?s contents safe. A removable plier holder is also included that stretches from bag to belt, ensuring that your pliers are bound to be found easily.
 Full kit is special made for novice, including necessary accessories for fishing. You can use it without buying any other accessories from anywhere. Perfect elasticity, high density Carbon fiber mixed with fiberglass make your fishing pole hard & durable.
 Perfect elasticity, high density Carbon fiber mixed with fiberglass make your fishing pole hard & durable. Stainless Steel Hooded Reel Seats is anti-seawater corrosion; EVA Fore Grip for comfort. The telescopic fishing rod is portable, and closed length design is convenient carrying around. Power: Medium; Extended Handle.
 Instant anti-reverse; Power drive gear equipped for high strength. Deep aluminium spool with double color and one line holes; More short body with large spool and large line capacity. Line capacity: mm/M 0.20/240 0.25/200 0.30/140. Model: EW3000,HA3000; Gear ratio: 5.2:1.
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 Warm Prompt: Three models are offered, please choose the exact model you need in the "select" section. 1> Fishing rod+reel(No Lures&Line): Only Include 1 Fishing Rod +1 Fishing Reel; 2> Full Kit with Carrier Case: 1 Fishing Rod + 1 Fishing Reel + Fishing Line + Various Fishing Lures + Fishing Hooks + Some Necessary Accessories + Carrier Bag; 3> Full Kit without Carrier Case: 1 Fishing Rod + 1 Fishing Reel + Fishing Line + Various Fishing Lures + Fishing Hooks + Some Necessary Accessories.
Your fishing needs aside, the Phantom Aquatics Walrus 25 Waterproof Backpack Bag is also ideal for water sports and virtually all types of activities. This roll-top and 100 per cent waterproof backpack can float just safely when you drop it in water accidentally.
Its protection doesn?t end there; it also safeguards your product?s contents from dust, sand, and dirt due to its patented Unique High Frequency welded construction. Another hallmark feature of Phantom Aquatics is its propensity for supporting its consumers. This can all be gleaned from its two-way sealing system, the padded shoulder straps, and the lumbar support offering.
Meanwhile, its back panel is likewise comfy and comes with an air-flow design and elasticated front-webbing. Its extra reflective patches on the bag?s front and shoulder straps should also cater those who seek visibility.
Sensitive and Solid Carbon Fiber Construction - Enhanced sensitivity of carbon composite spinning rod. The rod delivers the extraordinary toughness of solid carbon fiber construction and precisely tuned action. Light weight with tremendous overall strength, though and strong solid carbon fiber construction, maximizes strength while maintaining sensitivity.
High-Quality Guides - 7+1 guides with stainless steel frames and ceramic inserts. Stainless steel mixed with ceramic guide makes it more smooth, aviods line stucking in the guides, minimize friction for smooth, long casts, while also enhancing sensitivity by transferring vibrations from the line through the guide to the rod and to your hand.
Portable Design - 4-piece design & Durable rod protect bag make it easy to carry. Great for carrying out and having a fishing trip. A multi-purpose hook holder, effective hook keeper.
Extreme Exposure Reel Seat - Enhanced reel seat with corrosion resistant stainless steel hoods.
Ultra-premium-grade cork grip - Non slip high density cork handle and foregrips; Handles and butts grips that provide comfort and a sure grip in all conditions. Durable cork grips offer light weight and all day comfort.
True to its name, the Wild River 3606 Multi-Tackle Large Backpack is decidedly roomy. Plenty of storage space awaits those who are especially particular in this feature. This is evidenced by its large upper storage area that comes with a removable divider which converts the product for a nice storage for larger items.
On the other hand, the item comes with a built-in work surface; users can see this with its front pocket cover that folds down, giving a more than handy work surface. In addition, it comes with a lower tray compartment that can store to up to #3600 style trays. Comfort and fit are also two of the defining features of this last entry from Wild River. These can be noticed on its large adjustable padded shoulder straps with added sternum strap. Your maps, licenses, and smartphones should remain visible and dry due to its waterproofed and clear internal pocket.
Some buyers have reported inconsistent product quality and had to have the rod replaced after a few uses.
A good fishing backpack equates to a sufficient storage space. If your bag is bereft of space, then this defeats the purpose entirely.
Equally important to the storage itself is how organized that space is. As it goes, a backpack that is only equipped with a single big space for your ever-mounting gears would be spacious but is ultimately terrible, compartmentally that is. Meanwhile, a fishing backpack that comes with too many storage spaces but with not enough space would only be ideal for some circumstances. The key, really, is to know how to strike the right balance between the two.
As you?d be carrying and transporting this backpack from location to another, you have to be extra considerate when it comes to this equipment?s weight. Remember that all of your poles and tackles and such will naturally add weight to the bag itself!
As such, be mindful of the weight of the backpack that you're going to choose. Similar to our first consideration, striking the right balance is also paramount here.
This endeavor will naturally surround you with water. As it goes, it would comforting to know that if your hands slip your bag accidentally in the water, your backpack is safe since it's waterproofed.
Although this isn?t essentially a make or break type of feature on your backpack, it would be wise to go for something that is waterproofed as you?ll never know when these accidents might occur. The only disadvantage you're most likely to experience in this respect is that a waterproofed bag is retailed on the expensive side. Just prepare to shell out extra bucks when you're finally decided to go waterproofed!
Your chosen fishing backpack is all bound to carry numerous equipment that can be, at times, difficult to handle. Also, these tools should add weight apart from the bag itself. As such, select a backpack that will provide comfort right on your shoulders and offer support on your back.
Probably one of the more important features a great fishing backpack can offer is its numerous compartments that allow you to organize your gears inside.
In this respect, it is suggested that you go for a bag that accommodates tackles like hooks, lines, and lures. These sections can truly aid you as you?ll be carrying more gear to make your fishing experience more efficient and dependable.
?On the other hand, ensure that the accompanying compartments would still make you feel comfortable as opposed to weighing you down in the process. Some of these bags come with tackle boxes that allow you to organize your gears quite easily while there are some that may be a bit tricky. The choice will always boil down to your preference.Adding to this organizational feature is a weather-resistant functionality. Your backpack, in this respect should be equipped with this feature as our some, if not all, of our gears are prone to corroding and I?m quite sure that that?s the last thing you?d want to happen to any of your gears!Now when it comes to your backpack?s organization, you have to remember this rule: your backpack?s number of storage compartments equates the level of organization that you?d be getting.
Not exactly a deal-breaker if compared to our previous considerations, having a built-in LED backlight would still make your purchase more pronounced and mostly, life-saving. Most people who are engaged in fishing lose the track of time that they don?t realize it?s already quite late.
A backpack that is equipped with a built-in LED will not only come in handy to remind you of the time but should also and ultimately illuminate your location, rendering the navigation at night with ease. Meanwhile, the accompanying LED light should make you more visible in foggy or dark areas.
A standing feature: Your backpack should have the capacity to stand uprightly.
The best backpack should allow to have a quick access to your most needed gear anytime.


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Home Media Centre News CAREFUL FERTILISER MANAGEMENT BOOSTS WHEAT MARGINS IN LANCASHIRE
Eleven tonne plus yields and rising margins from better fertiliser management are convincing one Lancashire producer that wheat is more than just a useful break crop.
Careful Nitrogen management has lifted wheat yields by 0.7t/ha and added £120/ha to margin over fertiliser on the high output enterprise of Darren Baxter at Highbrow Farm near Southport in Lancashire.
Key to the success in increasing yields from around 10.5t/ha to 11.2t/ha has been accurate assessment of soil nitrogen reserves and adjusting Nitrogen inputs to take account of existing fertility levels. "The relationship between cereals and the other crops on our farm and how we can make this work better to retain soil fertility and reduce cultivations whilst maximising production, is something we are increasingly focusing on," Darren explains. "With a large proportion of vegetables in the rotation, cereals have largely been regarded as a break-crop, but we're finding that if we pay them the same attention to detail as we do to our high-value brassica and potato crops, not only do they make more money in their own right, they have a significant impact on what follows them."
Current cropping is based around 120ha of winter wheat, 20ha of spring barley, up to 160ha of cabbages, 32ha of sprouts and 140ha of potatoes. With a coastal location and a variety of soil types ranging from sand to reclaimed marsh soil and pure moss combined with often high rainfall, ground conditions and weather play a large part in determining rotations. "In 2016 we had virtually all our cereals in by mid September, but last year we had only managed around 40ha by the end of the year. "Ideally the cereals follow cabbages ahead of potatoes, but on later wet land following winter cabbage, we'll put the potatoes in ahead of the cereals because we'll get better drainage for the following cabbage crop."
All wheat is grown as feed wheat with the variety JB Diego being the mainstay in recent years although the new variety Shabras is being tried this year, Darren says. "Our general farm policy is to grow for value but when it comes to wheat, we don't really have the storage and facilities to keep some for milling and the rest for feed. We're vegetable farmers still learning how to get the best out of cereals really."
That said they consistently achieve yields over 10.0t/ha and see arable cropping playing an increasing role on the farm in the future. Current fertiliser practice has been to apply 220kg N/ha to all the wheat with Sulphur in the form of CF DoubleTop (27N 30S03) being added in recent years as the final one of the three applications. Although initially brought in to discuss Sulphur options, CF arable agronomist Allison Grundy has since been working with Darren to improve efficiency of Nitrogen use across the farm with a particular focus on the role of the cereals. "The fairly intensive vegetable production in the rotation means there is a lot of inherent nutrition in the system so that is the starting point for rationalising the Nitrogen needs of the cereal crops," she explains. "For the last two years, we've used the CF N-programme including the patented N-Min soil test rather than just standard Nitrogen tests, so we can establish a baseline for what N is in the soil and the plants and make more accurate application recommendations from there."
In trials across three neighbouring fields last year, the CF N-Min test showed soil nitrogen reserves ranged from 53 – 59kg N/ha with that in the crops being between 60 and 67.5kg N/ha – the plants with higher numbers of tillers containing more N than the crops with less growth. Total soil nitrogen supply (SNS) for the more developed crops (soil Nitrogen reserve plus Crop N) was about 126kg N/ha and about 113kg N/ha for the less developed ones.
Using CF N-Calc to determine the fertiliser requirement, an additional 175kg N/ha was calculated to be needed to produce a yield of 10.0t/ha whilst for a 12t/ha yield it was 197kg N/ha, as opposed to the farm rate of 220kg N/ha. All the plots received 185kg/ha of DoubleTop as a first application delivering 56kg S03/ha and 50kg N/ha with the balance made up in subsequent applications.
Over all plots, the CF N-programme produced an average yield of 11.2 t/ha with an average margin over fertiliser costs (MOFC) of £1515/ha compared to 10.5t/ha and £1395/ha respectively for the standard farm practice. "As the results show, it is important to understand the starting point for Nitrogen applications, especially in varied rotations with widely differing crop types," Allison Grundy points out. "On average, we added 0.7t/ha to yield and £120/ha to MOFC over existing farm practice. "The particular issue here is to understand levels of Nitrogen still available from previous crops and not over-apply in the following cereals so that cost inefficiencies and potential environmental issues are avoided."
For Darren, the potential to manage Nitrogen better to avoid forward crop problems in the spring is important too. "We can walk in to lodging problems on the better soils and it's sometimes difficult to get on with the PGRs in time. "It's an inherent issue with growing high value vegetable crops that you tend to think in terms of investing enough in the crop, but with cereals it's important to be a bit more circumspect sometimes – especially when it comes to Nitrogen."
Whilst the extra £120/ha margin indicated by the trials is important in maintaining the overall profitability of the business, the benefits of well-managed arable crops in the rotation are probably of greater worth, he says."The cereals definitely help hold nutrition in the soil better - in the good soils they're probably picking up Nitrogen that's over 2.0m deep which would otherwise be unavailable to crops."
With vegetable prices falling, the arable crop area has increased over the last four years and the benefits of this are clear, he adds."We definitely see higher yields of cabbage following cereals and have seen a marked improvement in soil structure since growing them not to mention a considerable reduction in the amount of cultivations we need to do across the farm.
"By understanding the nutritional needs of arable crops better and being able to lift yields and margins accordingly, not only are they contributing more to our overall management, they're also making a considerable profit in their own right."
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Hi again I first saw the Blue Leopard kit at the old Sandown Park exhibition, and Mr. Dean knew I was interested in doing a review for a magazine and so I was given free rein to look at it. The editor at the time declined to review the model so it never happened. I don't think Deans made another yacht kit?
I know they bought in some Russian boats for a short time but these were not much good.
I had tried selling them myself from another source in ready made condition but they were crude and troublesome.
I think I reviewed the Kyosho Fairwind yacht as a consolation, mostly you get to keep the models reviewed but in the case of the Fairwind it was wanted by a Director, so I had a quick sail which went well and then delivered it to Sandown Park.
The fastest yacht I reviewed was the Libera Ocean with the right wind conditions it gets up and planes with nearly half the boat out of the water, you have to see it to believe it but it was traded a while back.
I have kept the Amati Endeavour (1:35 scale) kit this was a static to RC conversion, not for the feint hearted! This is the only reviewed kit I have retained.
It will be the first kit I've ever had and certainly the first with wood etc.
I've seen a video of the old girl going along at quite a lick! Seems like it can go surprisingly fast for what it is, rather like the Graupner pegasus III and other similar vessels. Between that and the looks of the thing I was in love!
I will probably want to run it on modest outrunner motors for a cheap but gutsy power source. Maybe incorporate differential mixing for steering to supliment the rudder.
I'll probably sell on the brushed motors and TX/RX combo to make funds for the parts I want. Seems like there are no fittings either but I guess I can buy whatever little bits I want really to make it look pretty.
I'm sure in a week or so there will be a new build thread with me needing lots of help and hand holding, most of my RC experience is with cars and trucks so these wooden kits are very new and alien to me!
This seller is auctioning 3 unbuilt Model Slipway kits: Tamar, Aziz and Our Lass.
Be careful though since Slipway do not advertise their prices on their site and you could end up overpaying!
"The model is a fairly accurate, scale model of USS Spry PG64, converted from the 1:72 Revell kit. Drive is a standard 540 motor via a brass prop and she sails for a fair length of time at scale speed on 6 volts. There are plenty of photos on navsource for you to compare the accuracy both of the build and the camouflage system.
I've never found another conversion like this one, so it does stand out on the pond. The main 4" and 3" guns are scratch built as are the US style depth charge throwers and racks etc.
Unusually, the battery is installed through the bridge so she should cope with a bit of rough weather, rather like the real thing.
Price includes everything except the receiver and transmitter."
Unusual ? yeah , " she should cope with rough weather, just like the real thing " there's an optimist , Flower's would roll on wet grass , you needed to be 'ard to sail on those things . . .
Lordy Lordy, I'm sorry to have upset someone!
1. Martin, the only model of this version I could find at the time of building was a static one from John Haynes. Show me another and I'll put a tenner into Mayhem!2. Bill, I'm quite happy to add vomit stains on the deck if you wish in the search for accuracy To my simple way of thinking, the model will not ship water as much as some I know.
Surely any entry in Sales is long gone.
Sniping aside . . . yes puke stains on the deck will add authenticity what is unusual is that the AMERICAN'S would operate a flower class , don't think they went to sea without ice-cream aboard cant have had many . . . .
Lend-Lease worked both ways. Those that were transferrederted to the USN and USCG were re-armed to suit not having to defend against aircraft (Luftwaffe raids were unlikely in the western Atlantic) and got other equipment to conform to US operating practices and their standard armaments. Probably included an ice cream machine in the galley.
When Revel first brought the Corvette, it was as USS Saucy, with alternative instructions for Snowberry and left over bits on the sprues for Bluebell.
A really unusual conversion would be one of those that the German Navy operated.
While you're probably right about the the AA effectiveness of the 3"/50 gun and the 4 Oelikons of the USN against the MkVIII 2pdr and 2 Oerlikons of the RN Flowers, the question that Martin raised in the first instance is the use of the word "unusual"
As I put in my initial reply, at the time of build (2014) I found no other model, apart from one from JH, on the web of a non-Saucy USN corvette which is not post-full yard refit of an ex-RN original. The only similar one was based on the RCN type with the higher bridge structure.
PS Find me one and I'll put that tenner into Mayhem!
Hmm ,that tenner will come in handy . . . .
I think Tony means another model like his.
Tony likes to build the unusual and possible one-offs, I bought his beautiful little Marriott submarine a few years back- definitely unique in my opinion, and unusual.
Ah! Was/is that your sale Tony? Oops!
Gun on the stern does make it pretty unique.
Hope you get a fair sail sale!
interestingly looking over the wikipedia listings , they all seem to be RN designations & non actually built directly for the USN , and quite a few other countries used them too . . .
If you look at the navsource lists, some of the Canadian ones were built directly for the USN under contract and not via the RCN . PG90 was built for the USN as USS Caprice and then transferred to the RN under lend-lease.
Not a big conversion to HMS General Wolfe. General Wolfe was one of the ships that carried the largest piece of ordinance ever sortied by the Royal Navy. In addition to her twin 12 inch guns and assorted 3 and 6 inch guns General Wolfe mounted a single 18 inch barrel capable of firing 32 miles. The barrel was in a semi trainable mount aimed to the Starboard which meant that if she was to be used for shore bombardment in Europe she could only fire while sailing north or east.


This is the third tote bag in the first series of Usagi Yojimbo Tote Bags. First seen at the Wonder-Con April 2015.
The Kanji (symbols on the right hand side) spell out "Usagi Yojimbo".
Shipping is included in the price for US residents.


Irvine & Roberts Vineyards is a family-owned estate vineyard and winery in Ashland, Oregon at the southern extent of the Rogue Valley, AVA. Positioned at the confluence of two distinct mountain ranges, our high-elevation vineyards are layered with complex sedimentary soils and influenced by winds from the Cascade mountains. Intent on the sincere articulation of our vineyard sites, we practice fastidious farming and production methods while maintaining our commitment to ecological sustainability. Always striving for excellence, our principal focus is to create thoughtful Pinot Noir and Chardonnay of true character and geographical identity.


Microplastics are not only dangerous, but also extremely difficult to clean up since they are spread out by currents all across the sea. In order to be classified as a microplastic, a piece of plastic debris must be roughly the size of your little fingernail or smaller. There are over 320 million cubic miles of water in the world's oceans. For a sense of scale, you could fit roughly 320 million cars into a single cubic mile. Scientists have estimated that there are up to 50 trillion pieces of microplastics in the oceans. Given these figures, to say that removing microplastics from the ocean is no easy task would be the understatement of the century.
The reason that high levels of plastic in the ocean are problematic is that plastics have serious detrimental effects on the health of almost all ocean life. Over 800 species of animals have so far been shown to be negatively affected by plastic pollution. Considering that number was closer to 600 in 2012, it is safe to assume that the figure will continue to rise dramatically in the coming years. What's more, almost 20% of the animals shown to be affected by plastic pollution are already classified as endangered due to human activity. There are two major ways in which plastics can harm or kill marine life. First, they can be ingested. When marine animals ingest plastic, the pieces can remain in their stomachs for the rest of their lives. As the amount of plastic increases, the space remaining in the stomach decreases, causing the animal to starve. In addition to this, most plastics are toxic to animal life, causing conditions like cancer and birth defects. Second, marine animals can become entangled in the plastic. If this happens at a young age, the plastic can restrict the growth of the animal, causing them to become severely deformed. This is seen most often in sea turtles. The worst offenders when it comes to entanglement are pieces of discarded fishing gear.
The phenomenon of marine life being caught by gear that has been abandoned by fishermen is known as 'ghost fishing'. Nets, hooks, lines, and cages continue to catch and kill fish long after the fishermen have stopped using them. Roughly 30% of all fish that are caught by humans are caught in ghost fishing gear. When you consider the sheer scale of human fishing, this percentage is astonishingly high. Leaving plastic fishing gear in the ocean, plastic or otherwise, is both short-sighted and despicable. Fishing gear is specially designed to kill as much marine life as it can. When it is under the control of a fisherman, protected marine life like whales and sea turtles can be avoided or released. Even so, fishing of any sort is devastating to endangered species. When the gear is abandoned, however, there is no targeting of species, leading to indiscriminate destruction of marine habitats.
There have been a lot of stories in the news recently about how companies like McDonald's and Starbucks are ditching plastic straws. While this is a step in the right direction, straws only account for roughly 1% of the plastic debris in the ocean. In order to make a real difference, the companies would have to stop using plastic straws, containers, bags, cups, lids and everything else. This is a perfect example of what's known as corporate 'greenwashing'. If the public perception of a company is that they are trying their best to reduce the environmental damage they are causing, less people will boycott the company's products, leading to higher revenue. Because of this, companies make the calculated decision to sacrifice a small portion of their profits in order to further their public personas as stewards of the environment. This is not to say that small steps forward like those taken by McDonald's and the like are not helpful. Carlsberg have recently announced that they are ditching the plastic rings connecting cans in favour of glue dots. This is a positive development, since these connector rings have been shown to strangle and stunt the development of marine life and seabirds.
Plastic is not distributed evenly throughout the ocean. There are 5 major places, known as gyres, where currents have forced plastics to accumulate into huge expanses of debris. The largest of these gyres is called the great pacific garbage patch (GPGP) and contains about 2 trillion pieces of plastic. That's 250 pieces of plastic for every human on earth in just one place. The GPGP is around the size of Texas and weighs about the same as 500 jumbo jets. The accumulation of plastic in gyres like the GPGP makes it somewhat easier to clean up oceanic plastic, but it is still a monumental challenge.
When he was just 17, Dutch aerospace engineering student Boyan Slat devised a huge U-shaped machine to clean up the GPGP that he believes could clear 50% of the plastic in just 5 years. The device uses ocean currents to move with the plastic, but since it is largely above the surface, it moves faster than the plastic, gathering it as it goes. It was deployed in the gyre in September of last year but was immediately faced with a slew of setbacks. The device was not travelling fast enough, allowing some of the plastic to escape, then a 60-foot section of the machine broke off, meaning that it had to be brought back to shore for repairs. Another issue with the device is that it cannot collect microplastics. However, it is important to gather up as many of the large pieces of plastic as we can now, since they will become microplastics in the future which will be much more difficult to clean up. We are in full damage control mode.
Despite valiant attempts to reduce our plastic consumption and remove the plastic we have already dumped in the ocean, it is highly unlikely that this problem will be solved any time soon. If anything, it will get much much worse. Humans have a history of showing up at a new location and decimating the native wildlife populations. When we first arrived in Australia, huge animals roamed the land. These included a 2-and-a-half-ton wombat, a flightless bird twice the size of an ostrich, and a predatory marsupial the size of a tiger. Within a few thousand years of humans showing up, 23 of the 24 animals that weighed over 50 kilograms had become extinct. We have spread all over the planet now, leaving only a few havens in which animals may thrive. The new frontier of animal extinction is marine life. Plastic pollution, overfishing and ghost fishing have devastated marine life and seabirds already, and the rate of destruction is only going to increase. All we can hope for is that people wake up to the genocide we are committing under the waves in time to save at least some of the majestic creatures who call the sea their home.
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I have a complicated assembly that has lots of sub assemblies and parts but I want a BOM that shows just the assemblies.
I see that the options in the BOM table can list parts only but there is not an option for assemblies only.
If you have an assy used in another assy, it should only show that assy, if you don't have the show parts only option selected.
The way you have highlighted means I have to go into every assembly and select the `Hide` option (i have too many).
I'm looking for a top level option that allows only the assemblies to be shown.
I don't believe there is an option that does that. You could either hide the rows for Parts directly in the BOM, or set the properties for the Part files in the Assembly to "Exclude from bill of materials".
Edit: I neglected to mention that for either of these options you'll need to have "Top-level only" selected for BOM Type in the PropertyManager.
The option you have shown is great for small assemblies but the one i'm working on is huge.
It always seems to me that Solidoworks does 95% of what you want and the missing 5% just frustrates you.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for a macro to pop up somewhere.
You can do a top level only, but move the assy up in the bom so all parts are on the bottom portion, the ctrl select the parts and hide the rows.
The Top Level option does not show sub-assemblies within sub-assemblies within sub-assemblies etc etc.
The other way is to export to Excel and delete parts as they all start with the same first digit.
This way i will be left with an indented BOM with only assemblies shown.
The only way I know how is to use the awesome macro from Markku Lehtola - see attached.. There are a few things you need to consider, this macro captures parts or assemblies in one folder, so if you have components and sub-assemblies through out your drive then it'll be a little bit of a challenge, unless you create a new folder and just copy and paste the assemblies there. Then after you run the macro you would need to edit it to match your requirements or copy a portion of the table and paste it in the drawing page..
That's a great macro. It will come in useful.
It's a shame it does not keep the `assembly structure`.
I the orange header where I have my custom properties you can delete them and add your own and to make it run faster you can change the 180 number to however many columns you want to track etc..
Oh, you didn't indicated only for assemblies 'shown'. As others wrote, you will have to "exclude" as Glenn shows.