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Top 9 Lithium ion Battery Manufacturers in India
Hiket Vira
The lithium-ion battery industry in India has developed a 25% growth over the past years as per economic times report then less revalued at 300 billion dollars. India has a good number of Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturers companies and their contribution is massive by making the Largest number of Lithium-ion batteries for EVs.
The government is also Giving initiatives for the development of the automobile industry through EV battery manufacturing startups in India.
Source- www.thehindubusinessline.com
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has signed an MoU with BHEL to manufacture lithium-ion batteries for Electric Vehicle in India. also In June, ISRO announced a decision to transfer its lithium-ion cell technology to the Indian industry on a non-exclusive basis for use in automobiles for Rs 1 crore.
Top Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturers in India
Amara Raja Batteries Ltd.
HBL Power Systems Limited
Exide Industries Ltd.
Luminous Power Technologies Pvt. ltd
Su-Kam Power Systems
OKAYA -Battery Manufactures Company
Evolute Solutions Private Limited
Future Hi-Tech- Lithium-Ion Battery Manufacturers
EON Electrical Pvt Ltd.
Southern Batteries Pvt. Ltd.
Following is the list of the top 9 Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturing companies in India
OKAYA -battery manufacturer Company
Future Hi-Tech Lithium-Ion Battery Manufacturers
EON electrical Pvt Ltd
Amara Raja Batteries Ltd, India's second-biggest traditional battery maker by value will build a lithium-ion assembly plant in Andhra Pradesh to grab the major share in the EVs Battery market. the company also aims to be a 100 billion entity in the next two to three years. Also, it is the biggest Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturer in India
HBL Power Systems is a leading battery & power system company based in Hyderabad. it deals with the Railways, solar, E-mobility, and defense products companies. It initiated a plant to manufacture prismatic lithium-ion cells and batteries.
it is the largest manufacturer of automotive and industrial lead-acid batteries in India. and, the fourth-largest in the world. Exide is India's largest battery-selling manufacturing company and it has announced its joint venture (JV) agreement with Leclanche to build Lithium-ion batteries and energy storage solutions to power the growth of India's electric vehicle market.
Read More: How to Set up an EV Charging Station Business in India
Luminous Power Technologies Private Limited is a very famous name in automobile battery companies in India it manufactures batteries for home and commercial use.
The company expanded its operations worldwide with 28 sales offices and more than 60,000 channel partners. and also, is the biggest player in Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturing in India
Su-Kam produces more than 70,000 batteries every month and has clients all over the world. it provided power backup solutions for both domestic as well as industrial markets and focuses on eco-friendly energy solutions like solar power.
it explores its products to more than 70 countries through a network of 1,200 distributors and 25,000 dealers. it is also in leading solar power solutions company in India.
Okaya has more than 50,000 dealers and 1500 distributors all over India till all over India. So far it has installed over 5 million batteries in India. The parent company has our other successful subsidiaries including Nasaka, Okaya Infra Build, Okaya Info, and Okaya Energy.
OKAYA is the leading brand in the Lithium-ion Battery Manufacturers in India and it manufactures high-quality Inverter batteries, Solar batteries, E-Rickshaw batteries, and SMF (VRLA) batteries. Okaya is set to become the world's largest power tubular battery company from India by 2020.
Evolute Solutions Private Limited is a Mumbai-headquartered company that manufactures batteries for inverters, UPS., and automobiles including cars, two-wheelers, heavy vehicles, mobile phones, laptops, and several other electronic gadgets.
future high-tech batteries are one of the promising and progressive manufacturers of lithium batteries in India, located at Mohali. and They provide a wide range of customized Products for lithium batteries, battery packs for electric vehicles, solar lighting, medical and other devices.
EON electrical ltd is a medium-scale company that manufactures lighting equipment. and it has started the production of lithium-ion batteries at its state-of-the-art plant at SIDCUL, Haridwar. In 2015, Eon Electric was in the limelight for winning a tender of Rs.11 crore for LED street light projects.
Southern Batteries Pvt. Limited manufactures a wide range of batteries from 20- 2000Ah in 2V cells, 20 – 240 Ah in 12V Monoblock PP/HR.
The Company has established a prominent share in Solar, Railways, Telecommunication, UPS & Inverters, Power plant, and other industrial applications in the last 30 years.
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Today the stories that grab us the most are part of evolving narrative worlds - games, cinematic universes, and other adventures that play out over time, and sometimes across multiple forms of media. In this special E3 session, Fortnite creative director Donald Mustard and Avengers: Infinity War director Joe Russo sit down with Geoff Keighley (The Game Awards) for a discussion about storytelling and world building across games, film, TV, and comics.
possible hint for season 5: its probably not this since its said by the director of infinity war but he says that narrative has been the core of human existance since the dawn of man so basicly history right?
Someone said there was a season 5 leak here i gotta find it within 12 hours becuz season 5 is almsot here!
thanos is NOT a god.
Gacha studio videos and another thing is that they talk about a puzzle and if you look up in the sky on fortnite you can see the world cracking and it looks like puzzle pieces?
I GOT IT! In TheCampingRushers video he explains how the theme of Season 5 is of Gods related. In Avengers, Thanos has a goal of being a "god" and he comes from another world crashing into our world. Fortnites rift could bring the "World of the Gods" to the world of Fortnite.
someone on reddit said a theory that made a lot more sense. The name is E3 _Coliseum_ . He thinks there will be a Coliseum in season 5, since it would match up with the teasers we were getting.
Should I put this comment and your credit on dr. pinapples video?
Okay season 5 hints here, anyone have ideas what and where?
At 17:10 he's saying they'll include things that spark conversation and take suggestions to form directions for content Also near the end they just hint at similar events and crossovers...augmented reality?
I came here for Joe Russo.
I still don't know what crossover they're talking about. Only at the end they've mentioned it happened on fortnite but I have no idea of it.
okay, but where's the Avengers game.
maybe this game awards marvel will announce the avengers game cause there is a trailer of "Avengers Project"
Marvel Studios has nothing to do with the video games. It's under douchebag Ike Perlmutter who was kicked out of being involved with the MCU films.
The spider-man and avengers games are two different companies publishing them. They don't affect each other's decisions.
I think they want the spotlight on the Spider-Man game for the moment, then they will showcase the Avengers Project. I think Marvel games are licensing out their characters to lots of different developers so we might be seeing more characters get standalone games down the line like Daredevil, Doctor Strange, Black Panther etc.
Can't believe it wasn't shown at all.
He's being honest. That was the name of the panel.
Geoff always top notch interviews!
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Up against some strong competition from violin-loop fusionist Graeme James and songwriter Luke Thompson, it was the highly experienced Guy Wishart who took home the 2017 Folk Tui Award at the Auckland Folk Festival last weekend.
Wishart's 'West By North' was recorded at Roundhead Studios with engineer Jordan Stone. An Auckland biology teacher by day, it is his third solo album, coming after a long break following his 1990 debut 'Don't Take Me For Granted' and 1998's 'Circus'.
The artist was taken by surprise by his win, and wasn't shy to praise his competitors.
"It was an honour in the first place to be included as a finalist with Graeme James and Luke Thompson whose albums are so good," he said on his Facebook page.
Read Pedro Santos' NZM review of the album here.


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The current uncertainty over Britain's Brexit deal appears to be paying dividends for contractors; especially those in the IT sector. According to the REC's latest Report on Jobs, demand for IT contractors stands at 60.1, up from 59.1 in February. This is the highest reading on a national index since January 2016.
Over the course of our Thrive blog series, we speculated that Brexit could bring new opportunities and developments for independent professionals. In times of uncertainty, many larger businesses turn to contractors who can be taken on and let go as the level of risk requires. This appears to be the case for UK IT contractors following the triggering of Article 50, who are now seeing a boost in the market.
This boom in demand seems to have arrived for two reasons. The first is from key shortages of appropriately skilled, willing and able candidates in the full-time IT market. These shortages began to arise before the EU referendum. Secondly, Brexit-induced economic uncertainty and a lack of clarity concerning future prospects are having a detrimental effect on permanent employee's willingness to change careers.
Many employers are turning to contractors and boosting their rates to get the skills and expertise they need – great news for those of us in the IT sector. We expect we'll soon be seeing similar booms across a variety of markets.
You can find more information on this story here. Or take a look at our blog and Twitter for more contracting news.


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Edvard Ulrik Rudebeck, född 5 augusti 1803 på Svanås, Ormesberga socken, död 28 juni 1898 i Växjö, var en svensk militär.

Ulrik Rudebeck var son till majoren Johan Rudebeck. Han blev 1819 underlöjtnant vid Svea artilleriregemente, som han sedan tillhörde under hela sin aktiva militärtjänst, genomgick Artilleriläroverket på Marieberg 1822–1823, utnämndes 1849 till major samt blev 1853 överste och chef för regementet. Han utnämndes 1860 till generalmajor men tog avsked samma år på grund av ett ogillat befordringsförslag. Dessförinnan hade Rudebeck ett par månader varit tillförordnad generalfälttygmästare och chef för artilleriet. Vid avgången utnämndes han till överintendent vid Djurgården, en befattning som ingen före eller efter honom innehaft. Från denna post tog han avsked 1879. Rudebeck deltog 1829 i försök med den nya fältartillerimateriel, som fastställdes 1831. 1846 företog han en resa till Österrike, Preussen, Bayern och Hannover för att där studera fältartilleri och militära förhållanden i allmänhet. Som major var han adjungerad ledamot av artillerikommittén 1850, 1852 och 1853. Efter avskedet ur militärtjänst var Rudebeck från 1864 ordförande i direktionen över Konungens hospital och 1866–1873 militär ledamot av Högsta domstolen. Rudebeck var efter tidens sed kärv i tjänsten men hyste stort intresse för sina underlydandes bästa. På hans initiativ bildades inom regementet 1858 en änke- och pupillkassa för underofficerarna, den så kallade Rudebeckska stiftelsen, till vars grundfond Rudebeck själv lämnade bidrag. Han blev ledamot av Krigsvetenskapsakademien 1851.

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$20,000 in Community Microloans Awarded to Michigan Farms
by: Daniel Marbury
News • People
Earlier this year we shared info about applying for a community microloan program in Michigan sponsored by Crosshatch Center for Art & Ecology, Grain Train Natural Foods Market and Oryana Community Co-op. Those microloans have been awarded for some really neat projects, described in this article. This innovative program could be emulated almost anywhere. Hint hint.
13th Annual U.S. Draft Horse and Mule Plowing Contest
by: Christy Logan, Ed Atkins, Mike Atkins
Plowing Contest • Plows
The 13th Annual U.S. Draft Horse and Mule Plowing Contest was hosted again this year by Mike and Joyce Downs on their farm located in Olympia, KY. This is the 2nd year for the competition to be held on this majestic piece of land located in Bath County, KY, where teamsters did not have to do the dead furry mambo in the back part of the field. This year's competition was held in late October 2017, hosting 21 teamsters from six different states.
19th Century Wisconsin Watercolorist
by: Joe Kapler, Lynn R. Miller
Art • Paul Seifert
Wisconsin in Watercolor: The Life and Legend of Folk Artist Paul Seifert, by Joe Kapler, is a superb 2018 art book from the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. The extensive spread of the fascinating and beautiful Seifert paintings would be reason enough for a lover of art to search out this volume. Add in the wonderfully researched and written story of this illusive gentleman and his life's work and you've a double treasure.
A Bad Day in Harmony
by: Garry Leeson
Gary, hoping that that was the lot, revved up the big yellow machine in eager anticipation but once again I called a halt and disappeared in the direction of the house. When I reappeared at the graveside holding a dead cat by the tail Gary shut the machine down completely, remained totally silent for what seemed like a long time, and then leaned out of the cab and with a look of mock concern on his face said in his dry manner, "Where did you say the wife and kids are?"
by: William Coolidge III
Having animals to tend again, chores to do, is a kind of rebirth for me; a second childhood, a return to yesteryear. Like a new blade of grass, or a fresh sprout poking up through the brown, winter-soaked leaves at the edge of a field, I am coming alive once more, feeling a sense of déjà vu, a usefulness and sense of value and accomplishment that was sorely lacking during all those years working at the prison. Living things are depending on me again for sustenance, understanding and compassion, patience, maintenance and punctuality.
A Fabulous 4-H Family
4-H • Goats
I write the first draft of this story with a special pencil — white with green lettering and a green 4-leaf clover. Each leaf is imprinted with a white H. Below the clover is this motto: "To Make The Best Better." Further lettering states: "I pledge my Head to clearer thinking – my Heart to greater loyalty – my Hands to larger service, and my Health to better living, for my club, my community, my country, and my world."
A Good Day Mowing at the Lazy M Ranch
Equipment & Facilities • Friday • People
There were two irrigated fields, adjacent to one another, and totally 25 to 30 acres. With only a couple of minor mechanical adjustments we mowed pretty much uninterrupted (except for water breaks and photo ops) and finished the job in under 3 hours. (For those of you who are interested in the applied math: These outfits can cover 9 to 10 acres each in one day. Using 9 as an average that means these 5 mowers can drop 135 acres of hay in three days.) Mike told me that when the hay was ready Nick would spend a six hour day with forecart and rake just ahead of the baler.
A Horse for Laura and Ryan
by: David Millican
Dr. Mark and their mother Becky had recently bought a home in Spokane that was situated on five acres and had a barn. The previous owner had to move away, but couldn't take his horse. It would be theirs if they wanted it. Laura's daddy hadn't told her about the horse until he had talked it over with Becky and they had decided they would keep it. Now the secret was out. Dr. Mark would learn to ride and care for the horse and would teach the children as he learned. It would be fun and recreation for the whole family.
by: Robert McCabe
The Raquette Lake Railway was in its first year of operation, making it possible to travel by rail from New York City to Raquette Lake. The force behind this new rail service was Mrs. Collis Huntington, who announced to her wealthy husband that she would no longer endure the buckboard rides necessary to get to their camp, Pine Knot, on Raquette Lake. Like any new enterprise, railroads had start-up bugs. So, it was no surprise when the telegrapher from Raquette Lake sent this message to his counterpart at Clearwater: "WHERE NUMBER SEVEN? ONE HOUR OVERDUE HERE." The resulting dialogue follows.
A Jar Full of Hugs
by: Bobbie Shafer
Living in the country in the 40's and 50's was a joy and delight for me and my friends. Most kids our age who live out in the country or in town weren't aware of hard times or of the sacrifices our parents made so that our lives were comfortable. I can't really say we were poor as we ate well and between Mother and Grandma sewing all our clothes, we were always cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
by: Stephen Bishop
Strange things happen when new equipment arrives on a farm. Feuding neighbors call a truce to hostilities. Bedridden old men suddenly find the strength to put on pants and comb their hair. Even cows gather along the fence to watch the arrival of a new piece of scenery. By new, I should specify "new to the farm." In fact, rusty pieces of farm equipment draw the biggest crowds. Sometimes the crowds grow unruly as onlookers jockey for position to ogle the equipment, declare make and model, enumerate defects, and place odds on the piece ever running again. Illegal betting may occur, which is why a police escort of the equipment onto the premises is advisable. If a spontaneous parade forms behind the escort, no prouder moment occurs in a farmer's life.
A New Seed Economy Built from Inspiration and Loss
Seed-Saving • Seeds
A seed is a fitting symbol for an organization inspired by a fallen trailblazer of the local, organic food movement. The People's Seed was founded by the late Tony Kleese who, despite the onset of a terminal disease, committed to his own period of reflection in order to understand the challenges of the organic seed industry.
A Reverence for Excellence
by: Andrew Plotsky
A portrait of Maple Rock Farm and Hogstone's Wood Oven, a unique farm and restaurant on Orcas Island where the farmers are the chefs, A Reverence for Excellence strives to be an honest portrayal of the patience, toil, conviction and faith required of an agrarian livelihood.
A Ride Through The Quarter
Situated a few blocks from the French Quarter, the Mid-City Carriage Company stables 28 mules and 12 head of horses along with a wide variety of carriages, the staple of which is the Vis-a-vis. They hold seven hack permits for the Quarter which is the cornerstone of the service. Along with this they do weddings, funerals, and special events. There are twenty drivers and ten support people including office help, checkers, a full-time farrier and a wheelwright. This is a busy and successful enterprise which was built slowly and deliberately.
by: Joel Huesby
Monday • People
My fingers are purple tonight. We just came back from picking blackberries at the base of the Blue Mountains. It was a great Sunday afternoon and I enjoyed spending it with my family. We have four children between the ages of 5 and 11 who have gotten much better at helping us fill the containers! We do this every August, just before the local county fair. "Our place" is on private property that my uncle rents for summer pasture. I have spent many days in that pasture, chasing cows down the long ridges and out of the brush in the bottoms during fall round up on my saddle horse, Peaches. Mostly I enjoyed these times, but I haven't gone the past year or so. We all get so busy with our own plans and life fills in the gaps…
A Small Good Thing
We shared this video a while back, and now it has been released on Netflix. Check it out! — "A Small Good Thing" explores how the American Dream has reached its end and how for most of us, greater material wealth and upward mobility are no longer possible. To find out what is taking its place, this feature documentary follows six people in one community who have recast their lives so they can live with a sense of meaning.
A Time to Laugh, a Time to Cry
by: Alma Barkman
It should be noted that, much to Bunyan's amusement, Poka had a vocabulary that would make a sailor cringe, a highly peculiar asset in a day and age when women rarely swore. To Bunyan's way of thinking, to hear her let loose was well worth the sacrifice of a few stalks of rhubarb, so every spring Queenie and King "accidentally" trampled Poka's rhubarb patch. Beholding the ruins from her kitchen window, Poka would come tearing out of her house, her apron flapping in the wind. Wrinkled jowls jiggling with intensity, black eyes flashing with vehemence, she would lob a volley of cuss words toward Bunyan and his white horses.
A Tribute to a Pennsylvania Farmer
by: Bruce Baker
Westmoreland County, in Southwestern Pennsylvania in the late 50's and early 60's was largely an industrial area. But backed up in the hills and valleys and eastward towards the Appalachian Mountains were some of the prettiest little farms to be found anywhere. Two hundred year-old farmsteads were testimony to the hard work and persistence of those who had been before. The tractor had largely replaced the draft horse throughout much of North America by that time. But tucked back into those hollows and on those steep hillsides could be found a surprising number of "big horses."
A Visit With Olaf Nyby in Norway
by: Barbara Corson
Olaf Nyby
Norway is a beautiful, rugged country, which has produced several breeds of hardy, versatile horses. Until the Second World War, horses were a primary source of power on the characteristically small, remote farms, and in the immense forests. The steep land and long cold winters created strong selective pressure and contributed to the development of tough, intelligent horses that generally thrive with minimal care.
Alexandra Klimas – Fine Animal Studies
Alexandra Klimas • Art • John Davies
There are many working definitions of art, and doubtless there will be new ones in the future. The definition that encourages me to see the clear relationship between farming and, say painting, is the one which places looking and manifesting what is seen, felt and encouraged into imagery. Photo realism as a genre has a rich tradition stretching back to Hans Holbein the Younger and Johannes Vermeer, a tradition which has challenged individual artists to discover and instill the tricky visual elements which embue the images with a living vitality. Alexandra Klimas has discovered her access to the living image.
Almost a Veterinarian
In 1976, after reading the memoirs of a much-lauded veterinarian/author from Yorkshire England, I got it into my head that I would make a good DVM myself. It was a rather bold aspiration inasmuch as I was a thirty-three year old high school dropout with few credentials and no visible means of support. It was a shot in dark: I hadn't been in a classroom for fifteen years, but I made my way back to Guelph, Ontario, where the only veterinarian school in Canada was located.
Another Barn Falls In
by: Brandt Ainsworth
The barn was built around a century ago. A pair of double doors on the front flapped when the wind blew, and a short service door was on the side. It wasn't a big barn, about 30 feet wide by 40 feet long with a small hay mow above. It had a couple of windows for light, and of course a window in the peak. There was a hitching rail outside that gave it a certain welcoming charm. A charm that seemed to say, "tie up to the rail, and c'mon in."
B. Adroit's Profiles in Passion: Herscel Gouda
by: B. Adroit
Excerpt: Um, ya, you're just gonna have to read this one.
by: Tim Miles
Homesteading • Sustainability
Tired of living in a crowded urban environment with its deafening noise and bumper-to-bumper traffic and eager to escape what they saw as an economy bent on destroying the planet, Matt and Tasha left their home in the Washington, DC metropolitan area in March 2014. In doing so, they became modern-day pioneers, part of a wave of Americans who have chosen to go back to the land over the past decade, seeking to reclaim and rebuild their lives and to forge a deeper connection to the earth, the animals that inhabit it, and to each other.
Beating the Beetles – War & Peace in a Houston Garden
Crops & Soil • Farming Systems & Approaches • Gardening • People
Community garden • Urban farming
Blooming that is, unless the cucumber beetles arrive first.
And arrive they have … "At first I thought they looked like big, yellow lady bugs." Paul said, "Then I looked…
Better a Rose for the Living
In the corner of my living room is what some would call folk art. Of course, one man's art is another's trash. I'm not big on metaphors, so it's neither trash nor treasure to me. It simply reminds me of all the years I made my living logging with horses. Evidently some long ago horse logger was having a bad day and broke a drive grab. Breakdowns happen. You fix them; you keep on keepin' on.
Biodynamic Meeting at Ruby and Amber's Organic Farm
by: Ish Shalom
Organic • Sustainability
One weekend I attended a Biodynamic meeting at Ruby and Amber's Organic Farm in Dorena, Oregon, in the Row River Valley, just east of Cottage Grove. I always enjoy seeing other food growing operations, as this is such an infinitely broad subject, there is always much to learn from others' experiences. At this farm, draft horses are used for much of the work.
Boarding House Kitchen
by: Rosemary Taylor
Mother was, and is, an utterly divine cook. Just as there are artists who paint, sing, so there are also artists who cook. There are Carusos, Pavlovas, and Michelangelos. There is also Mother over the cookstove. And like any artist she needed a public. She had it in the boarders. The curtain went up three times a day, and she took her applause in the chorus of appreciation and also in the visible poundage that went on the eaters.
Bob Schall, Plumcreek Horsefarmer
by: Cynthia Venturini
Bob Schall
Farms and families who have worked them for generations are the essence of Armstrong County. Most of our farmers turn to modern technology to lighten the workload a bit, but some, such as Bob Schall, choose to farm using the methods of their ancestors. Schall lives and works on the 70-acre farm in Plumcreek Township that his father, Roy, purchased in 1959. And even though he still has the tractor his father bought, also in the 50's, Schall prefers to work the fields of his farm with his Belgian draft horses.
by: Jeroen Vos
A little sign of life from France. Everything is going rather well at the tiniest of farms. Besides the veggies I have been plowing in the vineyards of the Bordeaux area to add some extra income. The drafthorses are back over there, so they need horsemen.
by: D. "Bing" Bingham
My aging stock dog and I were bickering like an old married couple. It was raining lightly on a cold and blustery day. I hurried across the yard looking for a staple gun in a tool shed. Out of habit, I called my Border Collie/ Aussie cross dog to follow me. Halfway across the yard, I realized she wasn't tagging along. Turning, I gestured for her to come with me. She's trained in voice commands as well as hand signals. However, her body language indicated she wasn't sure I "really" wanted her.
Buck & Mary Rickett: Successful Small Farmers
First20 • Poultry
Ten years ago I answered a classified ad and went to a small western Oregon farm to look at some young laying hens that were for sale. That visit to Buck and Mary Rickett's place made a quiet impression on me that has lasted to this day. On that first visit in '71 my eager new farmer's eye and ear absorbed as much as possible of what seemed like an unusual successful, small operation. I asked what must have seemed like an endless stream of questions on that early visit.
Bucky's Close Call
It was early spring when an old friend of my Grandpa came by to visit on his day off and brought Grandpa a beautiful white Leghorn rooster as a gift. He was magnificent with his white feathers, bring red large comb and wattle and when Grandpa placed him in the chicken pen, he stretched his wings and began to prance around the yard obviously attempting to impress the hens. He made a strange calling sound as he paraded around and stuck his beak in and out. Grandpa swore the sound he made was, "buck, buck, buck," and Grandpa declared that his name from now on was Bucky, because he seemed so proud of his sharp yellow beak. So, Bucky, it was.
Building a Community, Building a Barn
by: Donn Hewes
Equipment & Facilities • How-To & Plans • People
One of the most striking aspects of this development is the strength and confidence that comes from this communal way of living. While it is impressive to build a barn in a day it seems even more impressive to imagine building four barns or six, and all the rest of the needs of a community. For these young Amish families the vision of a shared agricultural community is strong, and clear.
Can't You See the Ox is in the Ditch?
by: Angus McDonald
The long winter finally ended and our hill became green again. This time the old man had got a head start on his farming. Although he and the hands had hauled many loads of rocks and had built dams about thirty feet apart all the way up the slope, he had found time to do other things. In the fall he had cleaned out all the stables and scattered the manure over the garden spot and the land he intended to put in corn.
Carriage Hill Farm Visit
by: Rick Musselman
Carriage Hill Farm
Cornfields in the 1880s were laid out much differently than those seen today. To recreate a cornfield during the time period it is laid out in check rows. The field is prepared and then marked using a marking sled. Afterwards, the farmer moves across the field perpendicular to his markings with an original corn planter. A knotted wire is stretched across the field which when tripped causes a kernel of corn to fall into place in the dirt. Rather than being planted in long straight rows, the field is actually laid out more like a checkerboard. The idea behind this is that the field could then be cultivated in all directions, including diagonally.
Carriage Hill Farm: Crown Jewel of Parks
"Thank you for taking the time to visit our farm." This is one of the responses that I give to the many visitors as they prepare to leave Carriage Hill Farm, an historical farm which is part of a much larger system of 24 parks within the Five Rivers Metroparks system. The main emphasis of our farm is education and interpretation of an 1880's family farm with all the equipment and animals from the 1880's time period.
Circling the Garden
by: McCabe Coolidge
Our white garage faced south and here were stakes of tomatoes. The stalks were tied with twine. We stopped. My dad reached in to the front pocket of his khaki pants and pulled out a saltshaker he had grabbed on our way out of the kitchen. He picked a tomato, salted and bit into it, testing its taste and juiciness before passing it to me for a pre-breakfast treat. Each of us leaned forward, the juice spilling harmlessly on the grass.
Confessions of a Cro-Magnon Man
by: Ken Akopiantz
How-To & Plans • People
First off these days I usually refer to myself as "that Bozo with the lines." I like to tell people that up till now everything that I have done with horses was wrong. It is time to do it differently. I hope that my horses can forgive my explosions and dubious communications. I have had horses for 8 years now. There was a time a few years back where I actually thought that I knew what I was doing.
Congo Farm Project
by: Alexander Petroff
Africa • Oxen • Sustainability
I was at day one, standing outside an old burnt-out Belgian plantation house, donated to us by the progressive young chief of the village of Luvungi. My Congolese friend and I had told him that we would need to hire some workers to help clear the land around the compound, and to put a new roof on the building. I thought we should be able to attract at least 20 workers. Then, I looked out to see a crowd of about 800 eager villagers, each one with their own hoe.
Cuban Agriculture
by: Jack Gray
Cuba • First20
In December of 1979, Mary Jo and I spent two weeks traveling in Cuba on a "Farmer's Tour of Cuba". The tour was a first of its kind. It was organized in the U.S. by farmers, was made up of U.S. farmers and agriculturally oriented folks, and was sponsored in Cuba by A.N.A.P., the National Association of Independent Farmers. As we learned about farming we also learned how the individuals, farms, and communities we visited fit into the greater social and economic structure of Cuba.
Cultivating Questions: Portrait of a Plain Farmer
Cultivating Questions • People
The first balers were so large and clumsy, no one ever thought you could pull them with horses. So the church never put a ban on balers. Then the small pick-up balers came in and the farmers pulled them with their horses. The Amish have adopted just about everything that will pull with horses. It's hard to say why one settlement made certain restrictions and others didn't, why some have worked and others haven't. I guess you'd just have to say it's the will of the people.
Doctor Don Mustard
by: Patrice Erickson
In that valley with the ocean beaches to the west and the crest of the Olympic Mountains to the North is nestled Crestview Farm, home of the legendary Doctor Donald Mustard, D.V.M. Doc is well known in the area as the big horse veterinarian, and his reputation is excellent and well deserved. An "old-fashioned" vet, he answers his own phone and is generous and sensible with his advice. He has saved countless pets and livestock from prolonged illness, and saved their owners countless dollars with good over-the-phone advice and do-it-yourself animal care wisdom.
by: Nora Ditmars
Friday • People
Saturday night I had just come in from playing basketball, and I was sitting on the porch eating watermelon. I was covered in sweat and watermelon juice and was planning on taking a shower as soon as I finished. Joy came out on the porch to tell me that I had a phone call. I said hello and heard, "Hello, Dr. Tharakan here. Just you get ready for a long trip. There is one elephant out of control near Kotayam. So, you just get ready and be at your guest house gate." Click.
by: Brian Bennett
I headed out with a gut feeling not that something was wrong, but that in these conditions there soon enough would be if I did not try. I made my way more or less by instinct across the open field and through the frozen swamp. In amongst saplings, rocks, and old rusty metal and wire there is a large, red haired calf half steaming where mom is aggressively licking her and the other half is iced over where her hooves and legs appear frozen to the ground.
Fall Harvest Days at the Triple "H" Farm
by: George Vastine
Held the last few years, this October celebration has been a success because of a precise and combined effort of family and friends: Gary Moyer; Kathy Moyer, his wife; their sons, Matt, Gary, and their girlfriends; Gary's mother and brother; friends Sally and Mark Shaw; as well as additional family and friends. The celebration offers homemade food and two corn mazes: one walk-through and the second a drive-through/spook ride where two teams of Haflingers carry visitors through the attraction, day and night. All in all, customers have found the drive-through to be particularly enjoyable.
Farm Auction Tips
When I can pull myself away from the farm and I've got a few dollars to burn I'm an avid auction-goer. To me, a good farm auction is a fun social occasion and an educational experience to boot. And if I can get a few good deals while I'm there, so much the better. So what follows are a set of tips and tricks I have observed and used in my own auction-going experiences. May they be of good use to you as well.
Farm To School Programs Take Root
All aim to re-connect school kids with healthy local food.
Farming by Moon Sign
Crops & Soil • Farming Systems & Approaches • Gardening • How-To & Plans • People
Moon phases • Moon signs
Planetary influence in planting seeds
Farmland Preservation: The Wiedmeyer Family Story
by: Frank Auer
Farmland • Preservation
The next day I had to go back to the area to return something to a Fleet Farm store just south of the farm area. I did my business there and headed north just a few exits to Exit 57 Holy Hill Rd – Hwy 167 West, the farm exit. Upon approaching the exit, catching glimpses across the road and to my right a quarter mile down the road, I was shocked to not see one single familiar thing. It was gone… totally GONE, ALL of it. The massive old large family farm home from the 1800s, the newer ranch from mid century 1900s. The road was tore up for construction, the road was one lane in some areas, there were large many acre parcels of newly cleared land. Land not to be toiled upon to raise crops, but land stripped of it's top soil and in some stage of preparation to be parking areas or mega building sites. Upon where I surmised as best I could, upon the space where the farm actually stood, was a massive new building, a distribution center for Briggs and Stratton. Briggs has a treasured history all its own, but I was not at all receptive to it stealing our family history.
Father and Son – Farming the Next Generation
by: David M. Neufeld
By the time I get to the farm, the sun has set – leaving a soft yellow glow hanging over the yard. I park by the house and step into the brisk Turtle Mountain air. A Border collie slinks back into the shadow of the faded red, hip roofed barn, barking a required warning. The door to the milk room stands open, welcoming me into its offering of light. I had arranged to meet Larry and David Black here, specifically because David, Larry and Susan's twenty-two year old son, has decided to become a farmer – which at his age and in our parts is a remarkable event. I want to know more about him and his family.
Field Weeds and Street Boys
by: Marian Hungerford
Africa • Weeds
So, our farming system to feed hungry street boys is to have them farm "weeds". As we have all experienced, weeds are perfectly adapted to their climate, are robust and need no fertilizer nor any of the insecticides to enhance a good crop. Because we are aiming for long term diversified permaculture (this is a Shea native tree area), we needed some very quick marketable crops while we wait for the trees to mature. These field weeds intentionally farmed have a ready market in the big city 5 km north.
Fields Farm
Video • Wisdom
Located within the city limits of Bend, Oregon, Fields Farm is an organic ten acre market garden operation combining CSA and Farmer's Market sales.
Five Acres Too Much
by: Robert B. Roosevelt
Farming Systems & Approaches • People • Thursday
Farming • Humor
It was in consequence of reading a little volume called "Ten Acres Enough" — a practical and statistical, as well as, in certain points, a poetical production — that I came to prepare this volume. In that work a charming and interesting account is given of the successful attempt of a Philadelphia mechanic to redeem a strip of exhausted land of ten acres in extent. So useful is the instruction it contains, that no one should think of buying a farm, experimenting in rural life, or even reading this book, without first perusing that one. To be sure, the author forgets occasionally some minor matters — such as clothing, food, and the like, leaving his family naked and unfed for several years — but that is doubtless due to his poetical temperament and intense love of nature.
Fjordworks: A History of Wrecks Part 1
Farming Systems & Approaches • Fjordworks • People • Starting Your Farm
I am certainly not the most able of dairymen, nor the most skilled among vegetable growers, and by no means am I to be counted amongst the ranks of the master teamsters of draft horses. If there is anything remarkable about my story it is that someone could know so little about farming as I did when I started out and still manage to make a good life of it.
It is always fascinating and at times a little disconcerting to watch how seamlessly the macro-economics of trying to make a living as a farmer in such an out-of-balance society can morph us into shapes we never would have dreamed of when we were getting started. This year we will be putting in a refrigerated walk-in cooler which will allow us to put up more storage-share vegetables.
Working with horses can and should be safe and fun and profitable. The road to getting there need not be so fraught with danger and catastrophe as ours has been. I hope the telling of our story, in both its disasters and successes will not dissuade but rather inspire would-be teamsters to join the horse-powered ranks and avoid the pitfalls of the un-mentored greenhorn.
Food from Thought
by: Carl Russell
People • Thursday
There are many emotional issues surrounding the care and consumption of animals. Because they move, and breathe, and make noise, we can relate to all animals on a most basic level. Whether cat, or deer, chipmunk, draft horse, or milk-cow, we can empathize with their life experience. It is enjoyable to husband farm animals because we can create relationships with them which enhance our own emotional lives. The recognition of the value of these relationships to my life is what compelled me to start raising a diversity of animals on my small farm.
Franny and Zoe
I was having an afternoon nap in our bedroom and enjoying a wonderful dream when I felt someone nibbling my ear and blowing warm moist air on my check. I rolled over, expecting to see Andrea, and almost had a heart attack when I opened my eyes to a little brown creature with a flat snout peering at me. My Daughter Zoe was draping a small pig by the hind legs over me and laughing. "Look what Jack gave me," she said, as she scooped the piglet back up and cradled the little bundle in her arms. I couldn't figure out what I had done to Jack to make him pull such a dirty trick on me.
French Horsefarmer
by: Hugo 'SJongers
Summer work, we get older, children (8) but all away, farms too big (150 acres), Small Farmer's Journal. I know.
Crops & Soil • People
Orchards • Trees
After talking to other Christmas tree farmers, who were encouraging, and reading up on planting the trees, I began a plan for a small Christmas tree farm. In February of last year, Jim and I and our work horse, Snip, ploughed up and disked an area to the east of our house. My "field of dreams" became my "field of screams" as rocks and boulders boiled up out of the earth. Only slightly daunted, I tackled the rocks. I raked, scooped, picked and dumped them for days. When the little plot was relatively clear, the fun began. I untied the strings and opened the brown paper bundles that contained my Douglas and Noble tree seedlings, and inhaled pure Christmas, pure magic!
At the end of the day, what is a cow? Is she just so many pounds of animal flesh, a unit in a farm management scheme, a tool to be used and discarded as needed? Is she a mere producer of calves, of milk, of meat? Is she a member of the family, perhaps, or at least of the farm? Is she a pet? At the end of the day, is she still just a cow? These thoughts and more have been at the forefront of my mind these past few days as we deal — and, ultimately, dealt — with the decision of what to do with our beloved old boss cow Gail.
Geoff Morton
Anyone who has had a conversation with Geoff about working horses, especially if they work horses themselves, will realise that Geoff, through his work and interest in everything to do with the working horse, has already done a great deal to preserve and pass on this knowledge. After talking with Geoff, I am probably not the only one who is left with the impression that, despite having my head full of interesting and useful information, there is still a lot more to learn.
George Miller: Living Legend
by: Georgette Schaeffer, Mikel Carmon
If you're reading this you most likely love and admire the workhorse. I do and what I really admire is a man that I met in 1990 on the Wyoming Centennial wagon train, which traveled from Casper, Wyoming to Cody, Wyoming. The Bridger trail was the route and our 30-day excursion was the beginning of a relationship with George Miller, a man that I truly cherish, love and respect. The Billings Gazette, in a recent article about George, quoted me as saying, "He's the only man I'd ever cook for."
George's Boots
George Ziermann has been making custom measured, hand made shoes for 40 years. He's looking to get out, but can't find anyone to get in.
by: Rex Gogerty
I've found sharing time with others is a good way to brighten their day, and yours. Kids, grandkids, and other family members deserve a regular slot in your busy schedule. Camping, fishing, and just hanging out are great ways to share time with young people. Spending time with kids can also be a great learning experience for adults. One of the best ways to unwind from any job is to spend time with people who are confined to their homes or care centers. They're eager for news about mutual acquaintances and local happenings. Family life is also a fun subject to share with the rural elderly. They have a treasure chest of stories about traveling salesmen, horse trading, and family reunions.
Good Horses
Having written this down I must admit to a slight embarrassment. It is not because I worry about admitting to a lack of skill, or fear being seen as a romantic. It is because some of you will have similar stories, perhaps more impressive stories, as this is just the sort of thing that happens when you spend enough time with horses at work. It is at once normal, but also extraordinary.
Gray Days
by: Andrea Caluori
Having a not-so-great day, I opened the stall door and called them from outside for supper. Immediately enthusiastic to hear my voice, they came running. In fact, even when they hear my car pull up, they start asking for me. They don't do this with any other car and I have no idea how they have been able to discern the difference between my engine and anyone else's. As I hand them dinner, Daisy's tail wags furiously with delight. They munch away and I watch. I pet them along their ridges, tell them what good friends they are, and then go on to refill water and add more hay to the hay racks. Once the fresh water arrives, I giggle at their silly slurping and their excitement for the simple pleasures of nourishment that exist within our lives: food, water, care. Ah yes, care.
Great Oregon Steam-Up
by: Eric Grutzmacher
Great Oregon Steam-Up • Tractors
I went to the Great Oregon Steam-Up over in Brooks, Oregon, near Salem. Lynn has been invited and has wanted to attend for years, but this time of year might very well be the busiest time of year for him. He's always farming or writing or editing or painting or forecasting or businessing or just generally fightin' the power, yo. It's nuts, I don't know how he does it all. So, when I told him I was going to go, he was very interested and wanted a good report.
Great Oregon Steam-Up Bonus Gallery
The best thing about the SFJ website is "unlimited real estate." With each issue of the Small Farmer's Journal comes the required agonizing over what to keep and what to sacrifice due to page space. What follows is a photo gallery of every picture we took at the 2016 Great Oregon Steam-Up. Why? Because we can! And, because there were a lot of interesting machines there that we are sure some of you will enjoy seeing.
Growing Farmers and the Food Movement for 50 Years
by: Jennifer McNulty
Education • UC Santa Cruz
It all began 50 years ago when faculty and students appealed to UC Santa Cruz Chancellor Dean McHenry, proposing a garden project that would serve as a central gathering spot on the remote, forested campus. As legend has it, Alan Chadwick, a charismatic, somewhat cantankerous master gardener from England, chose a steep, rocky, sun-scorched slope covered with poison oak to prove a point: If students could create a garden there, they could create one anywhere. And create they did.
Guardian Farmers – Defenders of a Way of Life
The story is getting out that Michael, a local farmer, left his farm and family to join the Rural Life Defence Force (RLDF). And because the story is public now I expect its OK for me to let you in on some of the details – so we don't go around making this into something it's not. Michael put on his cleanest overalls a week or so ago, kissed his wife and kids good-bye, left a list of things to do for the neighbour's boy and went to join his comrades at a blockade.
Max Godfrey leads Ham & Eggs, at Plant & Sing 2012 at Sylvester Manor.
Harnessing Horsepower
by: Jo Chytka
People • Wednesday
Harness • Tack
As we entered his harness making shop it just exuded an old-world atmosphere. A wood burning stove was heating the area and a subtle aroma of leather made it very pleasant. There was a vast amount and array of horse related items hanging, sitting and standing everywhere, which would take several hours to truly appreciate. It lacked the appearance of anything modern.
Haying on the Scheckel Farm
by: Larry Scheckel
Haying season started in early June and just seemed to last all summer in the 1940s and 1950s on the Scheckel farm outside Seneca in the heart of Crawford County. In between first crop and second crop, we cut and shocked oats. After the second crop of hay, threshing was done. After threshing, we often put up a third crop of hay. There was no hay baler on the Scheckel farm. Hay was cut with a No. 9 McCormick-Deering Enclosed Steel Gear Mower with a five-foot sickle and pulled by two horses. Let it cure for a few days, then bring in the siderake to windrow the hay, then the hay loader pulled behind a hay wagon. It was hard, dirty, back breaking work, often in hot and humid weather.
Heritage Counts: A Legacy
When folks ask me how it turns out my wife and I are so fortunate to have a son who takes interest in draft horses and their use in farming, all I can say is that from the time Luke was an infant he encountered the horses on the farm that I had acquired in 1970. In fact, as he grew up, thirteen draft foals were born on the farm. At the time we were raising foals, we kept our own stallion, and over the years, we bought and nurtured three registered stallions. Once Luke's interest grew, he helped decide that we should buy foals to raise rather than breed them.
Honoring Our Teachers
by: James Mauch
Art • Eric Sloane • History • Teaching
I believe that there exist many great practicing teachers, some of who deliberately set out to become one and others who may have never graduated from college but are none-the-less excellent and capable teachers. I would hazard a guess that many readers of Small Farmer's Journal know more than one teacher who falls within this latter category. My grandfather, and artist and author Eric Sloane, were two such teachers.
Horse Progress Days 2007
All the good implements were on hand with a few new surprises. There was a bale accumulator, all gravity – which gathered 10 bales to one spot. And I & J showed a cover crop roller especially designed to flatten and crush thick cereal rye before no-till corn planting. This tool had resulted from research done at the Rodale Institute. Pioneer, White Horse Machine, Shipse Farm Supply, Gateway, Hogback produce and all the other manufacturers put on an excellent field display.
by: Leo Tolstoy
Close to the village there lived a lady, a small landowner, who had an estate of about three hundred acres. She had always lived on good terms with the peasants, until she engaged as her steward an old soldier, who took to burdening the people with fines. However careful Pahom tried to be, it happened again and again that now a horse of his got among the lady's oats, now a cow strayed into her garden, now his calves found their way into her meadows — and he always had to pay a fine.
by: Jigs Gardner
We were objects of much curiosity when we moved to Cape Breton Island in 1971, and people from miles around came to see what we were up to – and to comment thereon. It appeared that everything we were doing was destined to fail: tomatoes would never ripen here, and as for fancy stuff like peppers and celery! They smiled with pity. Jersey cows? Not a chance. Purebred cattle like that were too delicate to stand Cape Breton winters. But the staggerer was their vehement response to our June haying: That stuff is too green! You'll never dry that! You'll have to burn it or throw it over the bank!
by: Laurie Ball-Gisch
I came to sheep farming from a background in the arts – with a passion for spinning and weaving. When we were able to leave our house in town to buy our small farm, a former dairy operation, I had no idea that the desire to have a couple of fiber animals would turn into full time shepherding. I had discovered Icelandic sheep, and was completely enamored of their beauty, their hardiness and their intelligence.
In Memoriam: Gene Logsdon
by: Beth Greenwood
Gene Logsdon • The Contrary Farmer
Gene didn't see life (or much of anything else) through conventional eyes. I remember his comment about a course he took in psychology when he was trying to argue that animals did in fact have personalities (as any farmer or rancher will tell you is absolutely true), and the teacher basically told him to sit down and shut up because he didn't know what he was taking about. Gene said: "I was so angry I left the course and then left the whole stupid school."
by: Caroline McCulloch
Here on these twenty five acres a steady transformation is happening, a confluence of fortuitous events, opportunities, and passion that brings me to the righteous work of land stewardship. Dad's father was the classic outdoorsman. He bought this land in the 1940s. It was mainly a sanctuary for wildlife, and for family too. It's fair to say habitat conservation is the one thing he began that I have the sacred honor of continuing, albeit in a slightly different form: sustainable food production.

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Your Sex Crimes FAQs
Public Indecency Impossible to Treat
Posted on April 12, 2020 April 13, 2020 by Jan Olson
Are Indecent Exposure Cases Handled Too Leniently by the Court System?
Prosecutors over the decades consistently tell me that the courts handle "Indecent Exposure" cases much too leniently. The feeling is that "exposers" are really a serious breed of sex offender that get away with deviancy. Likewise, therapists also claim that persons engaging in public indecency are likely "untreatable." Put another way, the thinking patterns by persons engaging in such activity are so hard-wired or ingrained that it is impossible to successfully treat them. Someone who engages in this contact will always reoffend.
A recent Oregon case appears to recognize this and gives legal ammunition that Indecent Exposure should not be a simple misdemeanor offense which it currently is. The court sentenced Mr. Althouse to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Mr. Althouse did not benefit from any treatment he received. While defense lawyers would argue that Mr. Althouse's history cannot be correlated to that of all persons who commit Indecent Exposure, the example of this case can be used by those seeking harsher penalties.
Mr. Althouse had been convicted of three prior felony sex crimes, including first degree sexual abuse of his daughter in 1982. He received probation and got sex offender treatment. While in treatment, he admitted fondling his son. He was kicked out of treatment when his therapists concluded he "simply chose to maintain his dangerous patterns of deviant thinking." Mr. Althouse's probation was revoked, and he was sentenced to 5 years in prison. His troubles with the law had only begun.
1993 – After release from prison, Mr. Althouse used a ruse to gain entry to a motorhome where a 9 year old boy was alone. Althouse used force to have sexual contact with the boy. He was convicted of first degree sexual abuse and sentenced to ten years in prison.
2001 – Mr. Althouse was released from prison. He started walking naked in parks. He began exposing himself in public swimming areas, and masturbating in front of his bedroom windows.
2002 – Mr. Althouse was convicted of felony public indecency, and sentenced to four years in prison.
2006 – Mr. Althouse was released from prison. While on "post-prison supervision", he violated his release terms by viewing child pornography in November 2006, walking naked in his neighborhood in 2007, doing yard work while naked in 2009, and walking naked around a school for hearing impaired children. He fled to Idaho, but was arrested. He admitted to several other naked walks to his parole officer.
2011 – Mr. Althouse was prosecuted for felony public indecency a second time. He was observed sitting naked on the side of a popular jogging path, one known to be frequented by children. He explained to police that he "had a sexual addiction and is aroused by sitting in public without his pants."
Mr. Althouse appealed his life sentence without possibility of parole. He claimed his sentence was cruel and unusual punishment under the federal and Oregon constitutions.
This was a hard argument for the defense for several reasons: (1) the sheer number of priors; (2) his behavior escalated from family victims to strangers; and (3) his 2002 conviction could have resulted in a similar life sentence without possibility of parole, but the court showed mercy. Mr. Althouse was frequently in treatment. He often simply stopped going. Mr. Althouse used "comparative" arguments that his sentence was excessive and therefore cruel when viewed against others.
Mr. Althouse asked the appellate court to consider "that public indecency is not as serious as some other sex crimes." Mr. Althouse did not support this argument with any hard data, other than the statutory penalty structure for the offense. It is this writer's anecdotal experience that some sex offenders that assault others have "started" their deviant history as "flashers." The court simply said Mr. Althouse's last conviction could not be viewed "in isolation", and that he had a 30+ year history of transgressions. Some violent. Most scary.
This case is not surprising in its result, but what may be a direct consequence is law enforcement and prosecutor's seeking legislative changes to make public indecency a felony for the first offense. Alternatively, the law may benefit from stringent probationary terms in all cases, including a sexual deviancy evaluation.
Lawyers often say "bad facts make for bad law." It is my experience that many prosecutors believe that the crime of Indecent Exposure or public indecency is handled much too lightly. Mr. Althouse's case certainly helps prosecutors with this argument.
If you have a criminal matter and would like to consult with a lawyer who will begin working on your case right away, contact Jan Olson at Ellis, Li & McKinstry, PLLC. You can reach Jan by calling (206) 682-0565 or by e-mail at jolson@elmlaw.com.
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At 19 weeks into her pregnancy Anne Marie realized she had a big problem. She had ruptured and was losing the life sustaining fluid in her body required for her twin boys to survive.
After much suffering, medical intervention and loads of bedrest, The boys were born at 33 weeks. Almost 2 months early. In her words, "It was a miracle birth". Treyden, the hero of our song was one of the twins He landed particularly hard in this world.
At 13 weeks he required hip surgery and was in a full body cast for the next 3 months and required extensive physical therapy.
Now lets go back to the pregnancy.
Anne Marie is a kindergartner teacher and is not one to waste time even while confined to bedrest so she spent her time reading to the boys while they struggled to survive in her compromised body. Hour after hour, story after story day after day she read to her boys as though they were lying with her on the bed.
Even with all his medical issues Treyden began to reveal some amazing aspects about himself. At 15 months he knew the alphabet and at 24 months could read.
One evening he was particularly interested in his placemat at dinner. It had the names of all the presidents of the United States on it. The next morning Treyden was reciting all of the names in order. Then it was the planets in our solar system. Treyden has a photographic memory and remembers everything he reads that he is interested in.
Dr. Viral Jain is an award winning Doctor and researcher at Children's Hospital Cincinnati. He is doing research on the positive effects of reading to newborn babies through his program NICU Bookworms.
Studies have shown that shared book reading starting as early as at birth or even while in the womb can help parents promote brain development and reading achievement in their children, and can help overcome deficits due to prematurity or their illness at birth.
It also helps parents bond to their babies. Treyden is an example of how reading to the fetus and the infant once they arrive can increase the mental and physical health of the baby.
Joining Dr. Jain is John Gennet, a nurse at Cincinnati Childrens NICU who loves reading and singing to his tinniest of patients.
Treyden is an example of how reading to the fetus and the infant once they arrive can increase the mental and physical health of the baby.
All proceeds go to HearTheHope.org – Through songs of hope we make dreams come true!


I just came across this image of a drawing I did last August of a friend's charming cat.
Some small-scale figure drawing practice featuring one of Seattle's most fun live bands, Iji. Look at those jaunty boys!
Tiny head sketches of my favorite local band, for fun.
A quick little warmup sketch from a photo I took back in 1995.


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County Road 207 bridge scheduled for expedited replacement
CHRISTINE L. PRATT Staff Writer
SALTCREEK TWP. -- Compromised by late June flooding, a local bridge was closed and now has been scheduled for an expedited replacement to begin next year.
Replacement of the bridge, located along County Road 207, north of Benton and spanning Martins Creek, is part of the Ohio Bridge Partnership Program.
The Ohio Bridge Partnership Program is a construction initiative designed to reduce the excess of deficient county bridges, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation, which works cooperatively with Ohio's county engineers and municipalities to replace bridges in need of repair and/or replacement.
The program provides $120 million between state fiscal years 2015-2017 for the replacement of bridges statewide, with projects meeting eligibility criteria paid for entirely with federal funds. A total of 210 bridges, including 16 in District 11, will be replaced through the program, according to John Barnhouse, District 11 planning and engineering administrator.
An initiative of Gov. John Kasich, responding to nationwide criticism of local bridges, funding was awarded to replace "the worst of the worst," said Lloyd MacAdam, ODOT District 11 deputy director. And, while the bridge along County Road 207 was scheduled to be replaced in 2016, the project was placed on the fast track after late June rains dumped five inches in two hours.
The bridge became compromised not only by floating debris, but scour under the bridge, according to Holmes County Engineer Chris Young, explaining the swiftly moving water "washed away lot of good fill and deposited sediment around the pier."
Young immediately closed the bridge and it will remain impassible until it is replaced.
The continuous steel beam bridge, originally built in 1936, was rehabilitated in 1982, said Young.
It is one of the county's worst, and was approved for program funding based on its condition, average daily traffic and load limit, which was 30 percent of the legal load, said Young. Its replacement will support the full legal limit of 40 tons.
Young contacted MacAdam following the flooding to discuss an earlier start date. Since then, Young has worked to acquire, by donation, the necessary right of way to accommodate a wider bridge. The environmental review also was fast-tracked.
The new bridge, which will be either a steel beam or concrete single-span construction, will have no center pier, which will eliminate some of the hazards that caused it to be compromised, said Barnhouse, who said the total cost of the replacement project has yet to be determined.
Construction should begin next summer and the bridge may be completed before the end of 2015, said MacAdam.
Reporter Christine Pratt can be reached at 330-674-5676 or cpratt@the-daily-record.com. She's @drnewsgirl on Twitter.


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