This makes a great brunch dish. You have to refrigerate for at least 2 hours, but you could also leave it overnight, as long as you covered it really well (phyllo dough gets dry VERY fast).
Make sure to read the phyllo dough package for tips on handling the dough. It is not as hard as people make it out to be and is very forgiving - if it rips, just stick some more on using melted butter as "glue".
Crumble and brown sausage in large skillet over medium heat. Drain and set aside.
Heat olive oil in skillet and cook onion and garlic until onion is transparent. Mix with sausage. Add tomato sauce, oregano and pepper. Chill.
Combine eggs, cheese and spinach and add to chilled sausage mixture.
Using a pastry brush, lightly coat a 13"x9" baking pan with some of the melted butter. Layer 6 sheets of phyllo dough in pan, brushing each sheet with butter. Spread with sausage mixture. Top with remaining 6 sheets, buttering each one. Cover and chill at least 2 hours.
Preheat oven to 275 degrees. Brush with a little more melted butter. Cut into 8 squares (YES, before cooking), and sprinkle with bread crumbs. Bake 30-35 minutes or until golden brown. Garnish.
Leftovers can be refrigerated and reheated in oven (NOT the microwave).


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Ethanol leads to increased beer cost
By The Denver Post | newsroom@denverpost.com
July 4, 2007 at 1:57 p.m.
Having a few too many beers may soon hurt your wallet as much as it could your liver.
The cost of beer has climbed 3 percent over the last year, slightly outpacing the rate of inflation, according to data from the Department of Labor.
And the cost of downing a brew at a restaurant or bar jumped 3.8 percent.
But the price of beer could see an even larger jump next year.
The price of barley, a key ingredient of most beers, has shot up 48 percent over the last 11 months. Since some breweries buy contracts for a year in advance, the increase in barley cost has not affected most beer prices.
"We're definitely concerned. We don't want to be in a position where to remain profitable we price our beer out of some consumers. We want to be able to keep our beer affordable," said Doug Odell, founder and brewmaster of Fort Collins-based Odell Brewing Co.
Odell said his company's production costs have gone up 10 percent to 15 percent over the last year. Since Odell buys its barley in October for the following year, the jump in its production costs is mostly from increases in the prices of energy and glass, Odell said.
The price of barley has escalated drastically, breweries and industry analysts said, in part because of a tighter supply caused by more farmers growing corn.
The advent of biofuels – such as E85, which is made of 85 percent corn ethanol – has helped push the price of corn futures up 49 percent since December 2005.
"More corn acres were planted this year than at any other time since 1944. Those acres had to come from somewhere," said Nancy Krull, director of marketing for the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, a commodity exchange.
Five of the country's largest barley-producing states – Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and Washington – have planted 22 percent less barley this year than in 2006, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Soybean growth also has taken a large hit, dropping to its lowest acreage since 1995.
A poor barley crop last year in Europe and Australia also had an impact on prices, Odell said.
The price of hops has increased as well, in part because of an October fire in Yakima, Wash., that destroyed about 4 percent of the nation's hops supply.
The rising cost of diesel and unleaded gasoline affects production, too, from the farming of barley to the delivery of beer.
"The increase in fuel is a definite cost increase to us, but what helps us out this year is we're getting more money for our barley than we have in the past," said Bill Markham, owner of M and M Farms, a Berthoud company that grows about 250 acres of barley a year for Molson Coors.
Though Coors acknowledged it has seen a rise in the cost of raw materials, the company says it is not affected by the cost of barley as much since it has an established relationship with Colorado farmers who grow a proprietary blend.
Markham said his family has been growing barley for Coors for almost 40 years.
The cost of stainless steel for kegs has doubled over the last year, affecting the production cost of draught beer, Odell said.
A healthy beer market has kept prices somewhat in check: Beer has a national economic contribution of $189.3 billion per year and chips in $12.4 billion per year to the state of Colorado, according to the Beer Institute.
"It's not that easy to say, 'If it cost us 12 percent more, we can raise prices 12 percent.' There's a lot of competitors involved," Odell said.
Staff writer Zach Fox can be reached at 303-954-1755 or zfox@denverpost.com.
The Denver Post is a nine-time Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper that has covered the Rocky Mountain Empire since 1892.
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Denmark is synonymous with wind energy. Last year the Nordic country met a massive 26% of its electricity demand with wind power, confirming its pole position as a beacon for wind energy as well as for its ability to integrate renewable electricity into the grid.
Already a world wind energy leader, Denmark plans to do better: by 2020 it wants wind energy to occupy a 50% slice of its electricity generation as part of its plans to phase out fossil fuels by 2050. With this target, set by the Danish centre-left coalition government last year, and a second target to deepen carbon dioxide cuts to 40% by 2020 – the country is a blueprint for transitioning to a renewable, climate-friendly, fuel-independent economy.
Denmark first started its love-affair with wind energy in the 1800s when scientist and inventor Poul la Cour set about building an experimental windmill to generate electricity. His work was instrumental in bringing electricity to rural Denmark in the early 20th century – a time when electricity was only available in cities. Despite its pioneering position, Denmark up until the mid-1970s was like most countries of the world – dependent on imported oil. When the period of abundant, cheap oil came to an end with the first oil crisis of 1973, Denmark decided to diversify its energy supply.
Wind energy did not immediately come to the fore. Oil had been discovered in the Danish part of the North Sea in 1972 and nuclear energy was seriously considered until a 1985 Parliament decision to abandon all plans – one year before the Chernobyl disaster. Nevertheless, by 1979 Denmark already had an independent supply chain of blades and components and today's three-blade design was up and running. By 1981 political support came in the form of the First Energy Plan which included wind power, and by 1990 the government set a target for 10% wind energy in total electricity generation by 2005.
Today the Nordic nation has a total installed capacity of 3,871 MW, with 857.3 MW of that offshore at 13 offshore wind farms. Not only is Denmark a pioneer for onshore wind energy, but it was also the country to build the world's first offshore wind farm: Vindeby (5 MW) was grid connected in 1991. Horns Rev I (160 MW) was constructed in 2002. When the Anholt offshore wind farm comes online in 2014 (400 MW) 15% of the Danish electricity supply will be powered by offshore wind. Another world-first is expected in coming years with the Krieger's Flak project which will be the first truly international offshore wind farm with a transmission line between both Denmark and Germany.
With manufacturers like Siemens and Vestas and a broad base of sub-suppliers, Denmark is naturally home to the world's largest wind turbine industry. In 2009, Danish wind energy exports amounted to €5.6 billion (DKK 41.7 billion), representing 8.5% of the country's total exports. The sector is also a significant source of job creation with 24,000 wind energy-related jobs in 2010.


In the time I've been writing these movie reviews, I have never, until now, come home from seeing a film and was so excited that I immediately wanted to write about it. Hello, My Name is Doris is sweet, a little sad, but funny and ultimately uplifting. After the death of her elderly mother, a chance meeting with a new co-worker and attending a self-help seminar, Doris decides to cast aside her fears and truly live her life.
I don't want to give anything away by saying more, but Hello, My Name is Doris is a gem! If you see one movie this spring, see this one!


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The Elgin Artspace Lofts were designed specifically for artists in this community, and they provide creative residents with a collaborative environment in which they can both live and work. In turn, these residents enliven Elgin's unique sense of place — especially in the once-struggling downtown area.
The design combines the adaptive reuse of the vintage structure and a new three-story addition. The buildings are united by a daylit one-story gallery space, which provides both exhibition space and an accessible entry to the units and courtyard. The new common areas feature a business center, gallery, community room, and retail space. Preserved original features like tin ceilings and moldings maintain the historic character of the building.
Renewing this site transformed downtown into a livable, walkable, and inviting neighborhood by bringing full-time residents to an area that was formerly transient in nature. In addition to bringing a new spark of sustainable activity to the neighborhood, the project's environmental sustainability was also a key feature. Both new and existing portions of the project were designed and built with energy efficiency, water efficiency and resident wellness in mind. The team used renewable and high-recycled content materials to complete the addition and interior reconstruction. The project was awarded the Enterprise Green Communities Certification, which is the green-building standard for affordable housing communities.


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Shanée Simhoni is an assistant managing editor at American Progress. She is a Connecticut native and attended the University of North Carolina at Asheville, or UNC Asheville, where she studied mass communication with a concentration in journalism, and French. During her time at UNC Asheville, she served as news editor and copy editor on the university newspaper, and she held an internship with the Asheville Citizen-Times. Simhoni grew up speaking German, studied French for nine years, and loves anything related to languages and grammar.


MARCH MYSTERY BOX — Memoirs!
Every Month, I gather up my books that have been sitting around and give them away, usually with a theme. This month, the spotlight is MEMOIRS! Month – three books total !
Hello! Fun giveaway! I've read a few great books this past week. How Sweet the Sound is a new book coming out and it was fantastic!
Reading TENDING ROSES by Lisa Wingate for my church ladies book club.
Have just finished THE SWEETEST THING (River Bend) and LATE LAST NIGHT (River Bend) by Lilian Darcy.
I just finished The Beast by Faye Kellerman and loved it.
I am currently reading Robyn Carr's new book "The Chance" (Thunder Point series.
Just read some really good books. The Burgess Boys by Elizabeth Strout and Quiet Del by Jane Anne Phillips. Really good and based on a true story. Thanks for the chance.
Been binging on some good YA lately! Both Into the Still Blue and Cress!
Just finished The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton which was great.
I'm about a third of the way through THE WEIGHT OF BLOOD by Laura McHugh and so far think it's pretty good!
I listened to 3rd Degree by James Patterson, book 3 in the Women's Murder Club series.
I am currently listening to The Drowning Man by Margaret Coel book 12 in her Wind River Reservation series.
Thanks for the chance to win the memoirs!
ECHO by Alicia Brewster is pretty god read.
I'm reading Annihilation (ARC) by Jeff VanderMeer and, so far, it's pretty good.
I'm reading Dear Abigail (about Abigail Adams and her sisters) by Diane Jacobs.
I just finished Chanel Bonfire by Wendy Lawless which was incredibly good!
The Book of Air and Shadows by Michael Gruber is our Third Tuesday Book Club pick for April. It's a long book steeped with details and a secret play of Shakespeare's hidden away for centuries. There are chase scenes, kidnappers, ransom notes and forged letters given to a lawyer for safekeeping. It's a good read.


I've always felt that eating out in Denver was not only delicious and fun, but being the foodie from Chicago that I am, I always hope for a bit of an adventure too. To me, a best new restaurant needs to obviously have great food, but it should also have an array of libations, a cool vibe, trendy décor, impeccable service, and leave you wanting to come back again. Old Major Denver has it all!
Located at 33rd and Tejon in the Highlands neighborhood, Old Major is considered to be "Bistro Style" serving "American" fare. I'd agree that it's American, but with some of the most unique takes on dishes that I have ever seen and eaten. How about a "Nose to Tail Plate", consisting of confit rib, pork chop, crispy belly, city ham, crispy ear, Denver Bacon Co. barbecue beans, cole slaw and corn bread? Overall, the dining is seasonal, with an emphasis on heritage-raised meat and sustainable seafood. I went to Old Major in Denver with my husband and another couple, who we dine with at least once a quarter, and none of the four of us left without our chin on the ground with how good EVERYTHING was.
Old Major in Denver is one of the cities hot new spots for many reasons. The owners and chefs pride themselves on working with the farmers and fisherman directly, to ensure culinary greatness. Their cocktail menu is one of the neatest I've ever seen, and with happy hour 7 days a week from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., you have plenty of time to eventually try them all! Old Major's wine list is phenomenal as well. We did not have wine on our first visit, but one of their mixologists behind the bar (Courtney Wilson, 5280 Magazine's current Top of the Town Bartender) let us girls try three different types of vodka and scotch masterpieces, and the boys had craft beers. The set-up of the restaurant has a cozy indoor and hip outdoor combo, with a charcuterie room right in the middle of the restaurant. I will say that the bar space itself is pretty small, so while the weather is still good in Denver, grab a seat on the patio.
With holiday time quickly approaching, I would book a table at Old Major in Denver for your next date night, family gathering and/or office party, and absolutely make sure to order the Pork Fat French Fries!
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Boris Johnson will call in the military to stem the number of migrant boats crossing the Channel as part of a plan to save his position, according to The Times.
The Times reports Boris Johnson has been warned by cabinet ministers that he is in the "last chance saloon" after Downing Street was forced to apologise to the Queen over new allegations of lockdown parties.
The Times leads with the news the Duke of York has lost his honorary military roles and royal patronages after a face-to-face meeting with the Queen on Thursday.


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A UC3M study analyzes the "virality" of Twitter in electoral processes
there are two levels of conversation with scarcely any points of connection: on one level are the politicians, on the other are the citizens
Research carried out at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) analyzes the participation and receptivity of the messages emitted during the last European elections in 2014. The main conclusion the study reached is that there are two levels of conversation with scarcely any points of connection: on one level are the politicians, controlled by the parties and candidates; on the other are the citizens, freer in their structure and the subjects dealt with.
Biologists discover skydiving spiders in South American forests
Arachnophobes fearful of spiders jumping, creeping or falling into their beds now have something new to worry about. Some spiders might also glide in through the window
A group of biologists working in Panama and Peru have discovered a type of nocturnal hunting spider, about two inches across that is able to steer while falling, much like a wingsuit flyer, in order to return to the tree from which it fell.
Nutrition Spain MADRID 17/09/2015
Analyzing the keys to environmental mobilization through social networks
Recognizing an opportunity, defining a clear message and reacting; these are the three keys
Recognizing an opportunity, defining a clear message and reacting; these are the three keys to the success of environmental campaigns on social networks, according to research by Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) and INGENIO, a joint center of the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia and CSIC, which also received an international award for the best article about entrepreneurship.
Social Sciences Argentina ARGENTINA 15/09/2015
Catalysis: the key to the success of chemical processes
Researchers at the CONICET study materials to make chemical reactions more efficient in the petrochemical and oleo chemical industry
At a single glance, an exhaust pipe and a washing powder seem to have nothing in common; however, they both contain therein substances, catalysts, which accelerate the rate of a chemical reaction without changing the end product. From the times of the old alchemists to this time, scientists have studied the mixtures of products that increase the efficiency of the new compounds that are produced from them. Nowadays, more than 80% of the industrial products we consume are produced from catalysis.
ALMA discover how lowly dwarf galaxy becomes star-forming powerhouse
An international team of astronomers has discovered an unexpected population of compact interstellar clouds hidden within the nearby dwarf irregular galaxy
A nearby dwarf galaxy poses an intriguing mystery: How is it able to form brilliant star clusters without the dusty, gas-rich environments found in larger galaxies? The answer, astronomers believe, lies in densely packed and previously unrecognized nuggets of star-forming material sprinkled throughout the galaxy.
New reef fish found off Curaçao
The fish takes its name, published in the journal 'ZooKeys', from Substation Curaçao's Curasub, a submersible that caters to tourists, adventurers and researchers
Discoveries keep bubbling up from the Caribbean Sea as Carole Baldwin and Ross Robertson of the Smithsonian Institution's Deep Reef Observation Project name a fourth new tropical fish, the yellow-spotted sand goby, Coryphopterus curasub.
Half of the most popular news on Twitter is not covered by traditional news media sources
Half of the news that appears on Twitter as "trending topics" goes unmentioned in the traditional news media
Half of the news that appears on Twitter as "trending topics" goes unmentioned in the traditional news media, and when both sources carry it, 60% of the stories appear first on the social network. Those are some of the conclusions of a study which analyzes the dissemination of news on Twitter compared with the traditional media.
Project set to investigate origins of mineral deposits on floor of Atlantic
An international consortium of scientists from universities and research institutions in Brazil and the United Kingdom plans to find out how these polymetallic deposits
Deposits of various metals can be found in some areas of the ocean bottom at water depths as great as 5,000 m. The most frequent are manganese nodules with diameters of 10-20 cm. They cover much of the deep sea floor in the surface layer of sediment and contain iron, copper, nickel and cobalt as well as manganese.
Nutritional value of Amazonian palm oil is similar to olive oil
One of the purposes of this research project headed by Professor María Soledad Hernández is to maximize oil extraction carried out by Amazonian Indian communities
Analysis carried out on sehe palm oil determined great nutritional similarities with olive oil. Furthermore they discovered high Omega 3 and 9 levels, superior to African palm oil. As deduced from a UNal Food Science and Technology Institute (ICTA, for its Spanish acronym) research project which focused on obtaining sehe palm (Oenocarpus bataua) oil and its uses. This palm originally found in the Amazonian region also thrives in the Provinces of Chocó and Boyacá and the eastern plains.
"Organic semi-conductors are inexpensive, flexible, transparent, lightweight, allowing for new electronic devices"
Interview with Lucas Viani, UC3M CONEX researcher
Lucas Viani (Ribeirão Preto, Brazil; 1983) carries out research on organic semi-conductors in the Instituto Universitario sobre Modelización y Simulación en Fluidodinámica, Nanociencia y Matemática Industrial "Gregorio Millán Barbany" within the framework of the CONEX program (CONnecting EXcellence) at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M). This talent attraction program is supported by the European Union (Marie Curie actions of the 7th Framework Program), the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness and the Banco Santander.
Novel Brazilian HIV vaccine strategy will be tested in monkeys
Vaccine antigen will be inserted into the genomes of attenuated smallpox virus and chimpanzee adenovirus to boost immune response
Having obtained encouraging results last year in initial trials of a Brazilian HIV vaccine in monkeys, researchers at the University of São Paulo School of Medicine (FMUSP) and Heart Institute (INCOR-USP), as well as the Butantan Institute, will submit the vaccine to a new set of immunization experiments, also in monkeys.
Nutrition Chile ATACAMA 23/07/2015
ALMA witnesses assembly of galaxies in the early universe for the first time
By combining the new ALMA observations with computer simulations, it has been possible to understand in detail key processes occurring within the first galaxies
The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) has been used to detect the most distant clouds of star-forming gas yet found in normal galaxies in the early Universe. The new observations allow astronomers to start to see how the first galaxies were built up and how they cleared the cosmic fog during the era of reionization. This is the first time that such galaxies are seen as more than just faint blobs.
Nutrition Colombia CUNDINAMARCA 17/07/2015
The Captain fish will repopulate the Cundinamarca-Boyacá Provinces high plateau water bodies
UNal researchers are currently working on a repopulation plan on the water sources of the Cundinamarca-Boyacá Provinces high plateau from a sample of 90 species gathered in the high basin of the Bogotá River
The captain fish (Eremophilus mutisii) is a solitary, calm and endemic fish which was lost from the memory of Colombians, especially the inhabitants of the Savannah of Bogotá. The tributaries of the Negro, Frío, Chicú, Balsillas, Juan Amarillo, Fucha, Tunjuelo and Soacha Rivers were formerly the natural habitat of the cold water guardian and was one of the main food sources of the region.
Glass ceramic material is effective for treatment of dentin hypersensitivity
The material is also being tested in ocular implants and artificial middle ear bones, among other applications
Researchers at the University of São Paulo's Dentistry School in Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo State, Brazil, are testing a glass-ceramic material for use in the treatment of dentin hypersensitivity. This condition, which manifests as acute pain in response to hot or cold drinks and food, arises from exposed dentin surfaces due to receding gums. Dentin is the tissue that forms the bulk of a tooth.
Social Sciences Spain MADRID 10/07/2015
Spanish university scientific production has doubled in the last decade
The publication of scientific articles by Spanish university researchers has grown by 104.24% in the last decade
The publication of scientific articles by Spanish university researchers has grown by 104.24% in the last decade, despite there being no significant increase in the number of professors during the same period. This data comes from the University Research, Development and Innovation annual report, recently published by the Observatorio IUNE, part of Alianza 4U, from the Universitat Autónoma and Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona and Universidad Autónoma and Universidad Carlos III in Madrid, and which is coordinated by Elías Sanz Casado, a professor at UC3M.
Health Colombia VALLE DEL CAUCA 06/07/2015
Growing guppy fish to fight chikungunya vector
Use of fish for biological control has been also implemented in Brazil and Peru as well as other cities in Colombia
Guppy fish reared at UNal-Palmira fish tanks between three to five centimetres long are now an economic and effective alternative for attacking the chikungunya causing mosquito in the city of Cali, Province of Valle del Cauca. This technique was used seven years ago by UNal Zootechnician and Animal Science PhD José Ader Gómez to biologically control Aedes Aegypti mosquitos, the dengue fever transmitting vector.
Nanometric sensor designed to detect herbicides can help diagnose multiple sclerosis
The nanobiosensor consists of a silicon nitride or silicon nanoprobe with a molecular-scale elastic constant and a nanotip coupled to an enzyme, protein or other molecule
The early diagnosis of certain types of cancer, as well as nervous system diseases such as multiple sclerosis and neuromyelitis optica, may soon be facilitated by the use of a new detection device: a nanometric sensor capable of identifying biomarkers of these pathological conditions. The nanobiosensor was developed at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar), Sorocaba, in partnership with the São Paulo Federal Institute of Education, Science & Technology (IFSP), Itapetininga, São Paulo State, Brazil. It was originally designed to detect herbicides, heavy metals and other pollutants. An article about the nanobiosensor has just been published as a cover feature by IEEE Sensors Journal.
Health Colombia COLOMBIA 26/06/2015
Collagen mesh helps close diabetic wounds and pressure sores
The medical patch has been tested in 15 patients where it has proved to be effective in skin scarring and regeneration
This is a biodegradable patch made from type I collagen obtained from cow fascia. The mesh was conceived by the UNal Tissue Engineering Group and also tested in rabbits, where it has shown to improve scarring. Its 90 per cent effectiveness has been verified in people with venous or diabetic ulcers and pressure sores, in other words areas damaged by prolonged pressure on the skin.
ALMA detects first traces of carbon 'smog' permeating interstellar atmospheres of early galaxies
ALMA, with its unprecedented sensitivity, was able to detect the faint but ubiquitous millimeter 'glow' of ionized carbon in the interstellar atmospheres of nine very distant
Astronomers study the elements scattered between the stars to learn about the internal workings of galaxies, their motion and chemistry. To date, however, attempts to detect the telltale radio signature of carbon in the very early Universe have been thwarted, perhaps – as some have speculated – by the need to allow a few billion years more for stars to manufacture sufficient quantities to be observed across such vast cosmic distances.
Technology Portugal AVEIRO 23/06/2015
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A new method transforms industrial waste into cement
Researchers from the University of Aveiro are developing a system to reduce the ecological footprint of one of the industries with most CO2 emissions in the world
A group of the Research Centre for Ceramic Materials and Compounds (Centro de Investigação em Materiais Cerâmicos e Compósitos, CICECO) of the University of Aveiro has produced a new type of cement based on industrial waste. This new system, which has only so far been tested experimentally, needs less energy and uses only waste, which means that its implementation would reduce the environmental impact of the cement industry.


And I too found a book with the same title I was going to use. Fortunately, it wasn't a PB, so I can still work on the concept. Thanks in advance for the book. When I get it, I'll review it for Susanna Leonard Hill's Perfect Picture Book Friday.
I'll be interested to see how you like CHICK -- and how similar or different it is your idea!
I can't wait to see it, Lenore!


Brian explains how inspection of the keel confirms damage is localised and Challenge Business 45 is repairable.
When she arrived in Exeter, Challenge Business 45 was lifted out of the water and brought into our workshop with a specially modified catamaran lifting platform to accommodate her huge keel.
Watch Brian describe how one of the first areas of particular interest to the MCA was the joint between the hull and the keel.
It was clear that there was no movement in the joint, and this confirmed to us that the damage was localised to the impact zone. Being a steel vessel that makes her fully repairable; she's not like a composite boat where fractures might splinter through her. On a steel vessel you can very clearly see where the damage has been done. We now knew what we had to do to repair her, and who we needed on board to help.
Watch out for our next posts about who we are working with on the repair, and the full extent of her damage.
What happened to Challenge Business 45?
With a glowing race record and a successful second life as an adventure sailing yacht, Challenge Business 45's accident in 2011 sent shock waves through the sailing community.
While out of the water on a pit-stop preparing for a trip across the Atlantic in September 2011 she fell over onto her port side, her mast snapping with the weight and momentum as she fell. She narrowly missed falling off the dock into the water. Fortunately no one was injured, though crew had been working on her not long before.
It was believed that the damage to her structure was too significant, her repair too expensive and she was sold for scrap in 2013.
After inspection by the MCA she was issued with a loadline exemption certificate for her passage back to our boatyard in Exeter. The first task was to clean her: fuel, wine and food covered every surface. Her fuel tank had been damaged in the fall, the bolts sheared off, and she'd been fully stocked with provisions ready for the planned trans-Atlantic crossing.
But, when she was motored back, under her own steam, from Plymouth to Exeter it was clear she was travelling perfectly straight and wasn't twisted. The Skipper declared her the best yacht he'd ever been on and no one could believe she was to be scrapped.
So we took a closer look when she arrived at our quayside on Exeter canal to make a fuller assessment of the damage but early indications by the way she felt in the water were good.
We craned her out of the water and brought her under cover into our workshop. We have the facilities, skill, and knowledge of boats and steel to repair her but needed to further explore the damage before we made a commitment.
We spoke to some of the original Challenge team who came and visited the yacht and the general consensus was that she could be repaired. MECAL undertook an initial inspection and also agreed she was fully repairable.
At this point the extent of her damage was fully understood and we knew we could bring her back to life.
Brian and the crew at Exeter Maritime.
We'd love to share our experience of the repair and recommission of Challenge Business 45. So every week we'll share any news, updates, photos and videos as we navigate her back to MCA Category 0.
You can find out a bit more about us here. We are Exeter Maritime Services, boat builders and experts in steel fabrication. Brian Pogson, our MD, is the one who fell for CB45 and knew he could bring her back from the brink. Via this blog he'll also share his views on the true extent of CB45's damage and what we're doing to repair her.


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David Andahl won North Dakota election weeks after he died of COVID-19
Republican David Andahl, who died from Covid-19 in October, won his election to the North Dakota state legislature on Tuesday.
Andahl, a "Trump Republican" according to the Grand Forks Herald, ran a primary challenge against a powerful Republican and won earlier this year. He was then endorsed by influential figures like Gov. Doug Burgum, who won re-election on Tuesday.
He was elected to the state House of Representatives for the 8th District alongside fellow Republican Dave Nehring, North Dakota election officials declared.
Andahl was 55 when he died on October 5, less than a week after he was admitted to the hospital for coronavirus infection.
Nigerian Esther Agbaje elected to Minnesota House of Reps
The state of North Dakota, which has a population of just over 760,000 according to the U.S. Census Bureau's most recent estimate, has the highest per capita Covid-19 case rate in the country.
As of last week, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ways the North Dakota coronavirus rate is over 150 cases per 100,000 people.
North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem said last month that if Andahl won, the state GOP would appoint a replacement from the same party, according to the Grand Forks Herald.
The election of dead people is not without precedent. In the 2018 election, a Nevada brothel owner won an election to statewide office after he died.
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Have you ever thought about what makes you, you? I have, perhaps more than I should at times. The fact is, I spent many years of my life not being comfortable in my own skin. I figure that everyone does that to an extent...as part of growing up. I always felt like I didn't fit in as a kid. Even as a young adult... My gosh I'm making a demarcation from young adulthood to now! What does this mean!? Uhm, anyway, even as a young adult I wasn't so sure I liked me. I must admit I've went through phases of this even in recent years. (The number of sentences in this blog starting with "I" are starting to annoy me now, so if it is you too, please bare with for a bit.) The fact that some people I viewed as my peers decided quite suddenly and boldly that they no longer liked me probably didn't help any. At times it was painful, which for some that was the intended effect. Others I'll give the benefit of the doubt.
So what about all of this? I'm glad you asked. Well, I tend to be fairly introspective, which perhaps helps motivate me to post to this blog in opposition to my concurrent introvert tendencies. What I've discovered is first of all, I am me, no matter what I want to be like. That's offensive to some, though I usually do not intend to be offensive. Some can't handle a matter-of-fact type person such as myself. At times I've tried to behave differently, but what I've found is while I can change my behavior, I cannot change my personality. The point is, I'm writing this in hopes you will read it and understand what so many studies have confirmed.
Our personality is largely formed when we are very young. I must admit I had a large, sudden change in certain aspects, but I maintain most of this was a change in my character, and still not so much my personality. Think about it. These are different aspects of who we are. Modern psychology has clinically confirmed what we can learn from scripture. That being said, my advice to you is to stop running from who you are, which is who you were meant to be, and instead embrace all of who you were meant to be as a child of God through Jesus Christ.
I'd like to share with you some of the thoughts recorded by a man named David, who once was the king of ancient Israel. He went through much of the same struggle that I've addressed in this post. If you continue reading further than the passage I'm quoting you'll see evidence of some other struggles he was dealing with, but we'll save that for another post.
if I make my bed in the depths,[Sheol] you are there.
17 How precious to [or concerning] me are your thoughts, O God!


While reading an article about Joan and Robert Culbert�s immigration to the United States of America (Telegram & Gazette, March 16), I wondered if I was alone in my surprise to read about a successful example of immigration. After all, in today�s environment of polarized views regarding illegal immigration, it was refreshing to read about the Culberts� success.
Although the intention of the story, I am sure, was to highlight the hard work and success of Joan and Robert, the Culberts� story is a microcosm of the immigration issue we face today. As a first-generation American, of Irish descent, I would like to point out and remind everyone, specifically our political leaders, lest they forget, we have a process that allows foreigners to enter the United States of America and �eke out an existence on a foreign shore,� as my father likes to say. My parents followed it; the Culberts followed it. Why do we insist on looking the other way and turning a blind eye toward those who refuse to follow the law?
While my parents will never say it, I will. I find it disrespectful and shameful to those who go through the rigors and bureaucracy to come here legally while we continue to empower those who do not.


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Namaste! Most commonly heard in yoga class here in the US, Namaste, Namaskar or Vanakkam are common greetings in India, like good morning or good evening. These words add an extra dimension, though, because they mean, "I bow to you" or "Salutations to you." They acknowledge the divine essence in us all—a way of saying, good day, fellow divine being!
I just spent 2 months in India for study and fun and was fortunate to be able to listen to many learned teachers of everything from Ayurveda to Yoga Philosophy. During my trip, I started to think about how we might acknowledge the divine in our food as well as in ourselves—how we might greet the food in our meals with a heartfelt, "Namaste!".
This reflection started in a yoga philosophy class, where the teacher was talking about Brahma (God) and that everything is Brahma (the divine). The subject of wasting food was raised—a topic in which my Ayurvedic mentor and beloved teacher, Vaidya Yashashree Mannur is very passionate about. Until then, I had assumed that her passion for this had the same roots as my mother's—my mom grew up during the depression and came out of that experience with the conviction that nothing should be wasted. Her desire to not waste food, or anything else, came from a sense of scarcity. And, indeed, I still think that there is some of that in Vaidya Yash's desire to not waste food.
But the yoga philosophy teacher made the point that if everything is God, then food is God too and shouldn't be disrespected or wasted—and then, I understood the main reason my teacher didn't want to waste food.
I started thinking about how this was manifesting during my time in India—where instead of throwing left-overs away or letting them sit in the refrigerator to get stale, my Indian roommates would take whatever food was left over from our meals across the street to a group of laborers who always seemed glad to get it. In this way, we respected the food and its power to nourish by making sure to not throw it away and to share what we had in excess with people who didn't have much at all.
In another variation on this theme, an older gentleman told me that it is best to give the first chappati off the grill, which is always a little imperfect, to one of the many dogs that live in the streets of India, instead of just tossing it into the garbage so that the food is not wasted or disrespected.
In Ayurveda, as well as much of Vedic thought, everything in the universe is also a part of us. So, when we eat, all those qualities of the universe are brought into our bodies and exert effects—such as nourishing or lightening, heating or cooling, moistening or drying. When we pay sensitive attention to what is happening—in our bodies and the world around us— we can best choose foods that enhance our body's harmony.
Namaste to the pleasure of the taste of you and so grateful I can experience it.
Namaste to the traditions and wisdom you represent and am so grateful they have been passed down to me.
Namaste to the healing that you bring and open myself to receive it.


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How to protect yourself from cyber attacks in 2021?
December 20, 2020 by Lottery Sambad
Cybersecurity firms agree that remote work will continue to be an ideal scenario for Internet criminals. Learn what the most common threats will be.
Despite the fact that the world celebrates the great advances that science has made to develop vaccines against COVID-19, there is still no certainty when it will be possible to return to certain spaces normally, such as offices.
In fact, many companies have contemplated continuing remote work in 2021. This is why workers will have to worry, more than ever, about keeping their digital spaces protected from cyberattacks. What will be the main threats?
Cybersecurity firms as AppGate and Lumu Technologies, agree that the ransomware will remain a headache next year, especially for small businesses.
This is a malicious software program that can lock computers or encrypt important files and displays messages that require money to restore them to function. It can be included in misleading links within emails, for example.
"Covid-19 will be present for a long period and this will lead to organizations having to access their resources in the cloud, which will critically expose those who do not have sufficient cybersecurity measures," Applegate's predictions indicate.
The firms assure that phishing will also be a persistent problem. This consists of the impersonation of an organization to request sensitive data, such as banking information or passwords.
Applegate, they believe that mass phishing campaigns directed towards end-users will be more common, as cybercriminals will have analyzed more habits and interests of people on different online platforms and with this information, they will be able to attract and engage users more effectively. The firm also believes that information related to COVID-19 will be used to launch email attacks.
Along these lines, Lumu also warns that there may be an abundance of false alerts that will incorporate malware, as it indicates that low-quality alerts have been a constant weakness in terms of cybersecurity.
Likewise, it indicates that with the rebirth of the QR code as a result of COVID-19 there is a new gateway for malicious software. Today, this tool is used for daily actions, such as completing a survey, viewing a menu at a restaurant, or paying a bill. "An attacker only needs to stick his own QR code on any of these to easily infect hundreds of devices," says Lumu.
Finally, the experts warned that with the reduction of restrictions, many workers who return to the offices will be able to return potentially infected equipment. According to Lumu, cybercriminals who have had access to these devices will have "a perfect opportunity to make lateral movements and compromise fundamental systems", so he says that it is convenient that companies pay special attention to the protection of this equipment.
To minimize the risks of infection of these computers, other cybersecurity companies such as Kaspersky have suggested protecting home devices that handle corporate data with antivirus solutions, since they do not have the security measures that office computers do. The company even suggests installing a free antivirus.
Other protection measures include constantly updating programs and operating systems so as not to leave cracks in which cybercriminals can infiltrate. In that sense, it is also advisable to configure encryption on home WiFi networks and establish strong passwords.
For those who must work in public places, such as coffee shops, Kaspersky recommends using a VPN or virtual private network, which provides online privacy, access to content from around the world, and safe browsing. "Public WiFi networks are often unencrypted, and even if they are, anyone can get the password," he warned.
Finally, experts agree on the importance of using the corporate services that the company has hired – such as Microsoft Office 365 or Slack – to exchange company information, and insist that users be alert to malicious messages that may sneak into the mail electronically.
They recommend reading messages carefully, checking that the senders are who they say they are, and distrusting email messages with links. In case a page indicates a link similar to that of a known company or service, they suggest typing the address in the browser to enter from there.
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The Brooklyn Nets Hit New Low In Loss To Rival New York Knicks
Chip Murphy
With Big Apple supremacy on the line, the Brooklyn Nets put up a big fat stinker at MSG against the New York Knicks Friday night.
By Chip Murphy
The Brooklyn Nets have nothing to play for. With no draft picks to rebuild or good young talent to help shape the future this is a lost season for the No. 2 team in the city. If anything could light a fire under them however, it would be playing their "rival" New York Knicks should have been their Super Bowl. The Lopez brothers going at it and Kristaps Porzingis taking shots at their fans should have been fuel on the fire.
Instead they came out with one of the most pathetic performances by an NBA team recent memory, giving up seven three-pointers and 42 points in the first quarter and losing 108-91.
Head coach Lionel Hollins showed off some of his typical razor-sharp with after the game saying, "I guess everyone can quit talking about rivalries. We didn't come ready to compete early, and they jumped on us."
Hollins is known for his ridiculous quotes and puzzling behavior regarding his team. The best example was when he was asked last season to preview the Nets-Atlanta Hawks series.
Lionel Hollins: "I don't think we have any advantages over the Hawks."
— devin kharpertian (@uuords) April 16, 2015
When you have a coach that is such a fool it is hard for a team to become a competitor.
By the second half of last night's game you could tell the Nets had quit when even veterans like Brook Lopez just stood and watched while their opponents grabbed offensive rebounds and good-guy Joe Johnson flung an elbow into the face of Jose Calderon out of frustration.
The typically silent Johnson was vocal about his team after the game, "We stunk it up in that first quarter, and it just carried over throughout the rest of the game." The Nets embarrassed themselves last night and even their own Twitter account let them know it.
Just think of the epic comeback we got planned for this second half. #Nets pic.twitter.com/VSMHXC8wuP — Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) December 5, 2015


Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's pledge overnight in Paris that Australia will ratify the second phase of the Kyoto Protocol is welcome news.
The first phase of the Kyoto Protocol commenced in 2008 and concluded in 2012. In November 2007, in his first act as prime minister, Kevin Rudd ratified this phase, committing Australia to an emissions target to limit greenhouse gas emissions to 8% above 1990 levels over the 2008-2012 period.
The second phase of the Kyoto Protocol covers the period 2013 to 2020. This was agreed to by the parties to the Kyoto Protocol, including Australia, at the United Nations climate talks in Doha in 2012.
Turnbull's pledge commits Australia to a 5% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions below 2000 levels in the second phase.
Presently, 54 countries have submitted their instruments of acceptance to the second commitment phase of the Kyoto Protocol. To enter into force however, three quarters of the nations to the Protocol will have to submit, which means 144 nations out of 192.
Australia's pledge to ratify the second phase may encourage other countries to do the same. Alternatively, Australia's low 2020 target, which some say is out-of-step with the rest of the world and the science of climate change, may simply further frustrate some developing countries. These countries are already very concerned that industrialised counties are continuing to side-step their leadership obligations under the existing UN climate regime.
Turnbull's pledge comes as Australia's new prime minister seeks to distinguish his government from his predecessor on this issue. This new tack is also consistent with Turnbull's new positive message about opportunities and innovation, and with his previous position on climate as opposition leader in 2009.
This step means that the Turnbull government is locked into an emissions reduction target, but not the method of how to achieve it.
Ultimately, Australia's international policy position on climate change is determined by domestic politics.
In Australia's political system ratifying international treaties, which includes the Kyoto Protocol Mark I and II, does not require any formal legislative approval. The final decision rests at a ministerial level, and ultimately the prime minister, with a keen eye to the mood of the party room.
Environment minister Greg Hunt said this morning that "Australia will ratify Kyoto II with the support of the cabinet and party room". So it seems that this base is covered, for now. Indeed some in the Liberal party room are already warning against target increases.
The parliamentary oversight that does exist for treaties, for instance the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties, is relatively weak, usually acting as a rubber stamp. So this aspect seems to be covered.
If Australia does ratify the second phase of the Kyoto Protocol, it is entirely possible that sometime between now and 2020 we will see a switch to an emissions trading scheme (ETS), which would of course require the passage of a new bill through both houses of parliament.
The Climate Change Authority's second draft report of Australian climate policy released yesterday required the authority to consider whether an ETS would harm Australia's international competitiveness. This may mean designing an ETS that allows liable polluting firms to import an unlimited number of cheap international carbon credits to meet their emissions caps, reducing the incentive to clean up domestic production processes. We saw this previously under the Rudd-Turnbull Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme.
Other domestic constraints over national climate policies and Australia's international negotiating positions may emerge externally from the Parliament, for example, from Australia's fossil fuel lobby. However, public opinion, which is squarely behind strong action on climate change, may enable the government to propose stronger targets.
Obstacles abound before we get a clear picture of Australian climate policy moving forward.


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Saw this vehicle in person last summer at one of the shows ... amazing.
This is the type of car I have dreams about. It should be, if not already, be featured in multiple magazines. It's a work of art.
I don't think it's a stretch to say that this is the best install in Canada. I look forward to checking it out in person this season.
I havent yet actually had a chance to listen to Larry's car, perhaps I will this summer.
you really have to leave the east and come out west and see great installs as well... taking nothing from larry. but that dash is horrible.. two massive holes with grill cloth thrown over them, not even finished well... everthing eles very very nice.. you should see daves mazda 6 or dodge neon.. perfect in every way, keiths bmw not one inch out of place.. now i dont mean to be negative but you started it.. that dash, to be world class, must be redone! i see alot of potential. just a bit more time and attention to detail, and BOOM!! a perfectly blended dash to the rest of the car.. everything eles in the car blends in very nicely... for that to be the best install in canada it must be tight from bumper to bumper, and i know of at least 4 cars out west that are THAT tight... other wise excellent job on the car, and congrats again on the win.. ps. did this car beat johns neon?
grill cloth only try again! Everyone is entitled to an opinion - the wrong opinion!
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The videos in this post don't really show off the car. Pretty much every inch of the car has been worked on. maybe Larry will speak up here, but I believe the new grills were designed for easy removal and re-installation. They serve an acoustical purpose as well.
Dave's Neon and Mazda are both in my league. Very nice installs. But this car is way beyond my Neon. I'm sure you will agree when better video or photos are posted.
Larry and I wont be competing against each other. He is in a two seat class, and I'm in a one seat class. And I'm happy to keep it that way!
John, As I see it - Goalie35 will just have to show his face at SBN next year. Bring Dave too, I could use a good laugh.


St Martin's is a friendly church community on the Old Dean in Camberley, Surrey . We believe that God is calling us to be a growing church at the heart of the community of the Old Dean. This means that we strive to grow closer to God in worship and relationship, closer to each other as friends and as a caring people, and closer to the community that we serve, seeking to tell and demonstrate the love of God to all. Our vision is to be a church that shows grace and acceptance to all. There are no perfect people here, so do come just as you are, and you'll fit in – we have an informal feel.
Our vicar, Bob Peck has retired and we will be going through the Church of England processes to appoint a new vicar. Please pray for our church and its leaders (and especially for Bob and Jenny as they leave us). Please pray that the right person for St Martin's can be found.
If you would like to follow the Bible Reading Scheme to read the New Testament in a year please click on this link.
The PCC of St Martin's is committed to the safeguarding, care and nurture of everyone within our community. Particular regard is given to the care and protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults. For further information please contact the Parish Safeguarding Officer, Michael Collier on 07990 978766. Alternatively, Diocesan Safeguarding Advise is available from Ian Berry on 07544 566850. For further information please see the Diocesan safeguarding website.
Services start at 10:30 am every Sunday.
10.30am - 11:25am FIRST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH. The "Explore" Service - Fast-paced service using plain English and various media and presentation methods.
A short (approx 15 minutes) 'Said Communion' service will be held in church from approx. 11:45am.
10.30am - 11:55am SECOND SUNDAY OF MONTH The "Encounter" service, which includes Communion - A modern anglican service, to include Talk and Holy Communion. Junior Church (children's activities) will take place during the service.
10.30am - 11:45am THIRD SUNDAY OF MONTH The "Engage" Service - Modern anglican service, including teaching from God's Word for Adults.
Junior Church (children's activities) will take place during the service.
A short (approx 15 minutes) 'Said Communion' service will be held in church from approx. 12:00 noon.
10.30am - 11:55am FOURTH SUNDAY OF MONTH The "Encounter" service, which includes Communion - A modern anglican service, to include Talk and Holy Communion. Junior Church (children's activities) will take place during the service.
10.30am - 11:45am ANY FIFTH SUNDAY OF MONTH The "Engage" Service - Modern anglican service, including teaching from God's Word for Adults.
Our vicar, Bob Peck has retired and we will be going through the Church of England processes to appoint a new vicar. Please pray for out church and its leaders (and especially for Bob and Jenny as they leave us). Please pray that the right person for St Martin's can be found. The ministerial team comprises a Licensed Lay Minister (Reader) and six occasional preachers who with the incumbent plan the service themes and share some of the duties. Kim Murray, who used to worship at St Martin's, trained as an OLM some 11years ago and was then licensed to a neighbouring parish, St Michael's. In October 2018 she returned and has been licensed to the parish although her main focus is to be on community work within Old Dean. With our pattern of services on Sunday mornings, which start at 10:30am, you can join us to worship God via a variety of worship styles over the course of a month. The first Sunday of any month has a family Service, called "Explore" - which includes a range of themes and activities each time. For other weeks in the month, we alternate with either a Communion Service called "Encounter", or a Service that we call "Engage".
There is a separate said communion service following those services that have not included Communion as part of the main service.
Tea, coffee and doughnuts are served in the church hall following the main morning service (also cold soft drinks), and this is a chance to meet people for a chat.
Our 10:30am services provide an opportunity to worship God through prayer, modern and traditional worship songs and a short talk, with communion included on the 2nd and 4th Sundays in the month.
There are separate children's groups, providing appropriate teaching and activities, on all but the first Sunday of a month.
Whether you visit us in person or just online, we extend a warm welcome to all, and want to help you feel at home with us, to help you feel the presence of God at St Martin's and enable you to make a difference in the world.
Our Sunday services start at 10:30am. There is also a said Communion after the main service, whenever Communion is not included in this first service – this will be on the first and third Sundays in a month, plus the fifth Sunday, when appropriate. We look forward to welcoming you to our services at St Martin's Church. More details of our services are shown under 'What's On'.
Tea, coffee and doughnuts are served in the church hall after the regular morning service; it's a chance to meet people for a chat.
The prayer life of the church is very important to us, and we hold a number of prayer meetings at various times, for church members to attend, as listed in this website, under Forthcoming Event.
Our church building is used throughout the week, both for church events, and for other community users. Some of these are shown within the links to the left. We look forward to meeting you very soon.
The Hall may be available for outside hire on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and various evenings too. There is a large hall with a small kitchen, this is available for weekend afternoon and evening bookings. We charge £20/hour. A deposit may also be required. We also have a small room with access to a kettle, mugs and a sink for daytime and evening hire at £12/hour. A reduction applies for regular hirers.
Please contact the church office to enquire about hiring the facilities.
Alleluia – Christ is Risen! He is Risen indeed – Alleluia!
Alpha Course.A Camberley Churches Together Initiative.
Thursdays evenings at St Tarcisius Church Hall, starting 2nd May. 7.00pm start with Evening Meal followed by film and discussion with a 9.15pm finish. An opportunity to explore life and the Christian faith in a friendly, open and informal environment. There are 12 sessions. Email sec@cbparish.com or phone 01276 473525.
The Hope Hub – are now advertising for Volunteers. Please check out the OHP, the Notice Board, or speak to Emma for more information.
Pop in for a free coffee or tea and a warm welcome!
Have you been bereaved? You would be welcome to join a friendly group of others who have also lost a loved one. We gather for a tea party from 2:30 to 4:00 pm on the first Wednesday of each month. Ring Jenny on 01276 23958 for an invitation.
Tea, coffee, hot chocolate and toast – all free!
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FIRST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH. The "Explore" Service - Fast-paced service using plain English and various media and presentation methods.
SECOND SUNDAY OF MONTH The "Encounter" service, which includes Communion - A modern anglican service, to include Talk and Holy Communion. Junior Church (children's activities) will take place during the service.
THIRD SUNDAY OF MONTH The "Engage" Service - Modern anglican service, including teaching from God's Word for Adults.
Each 4th Wednesday of the month at 2pm, followed by refreshments. Come and sing your favourite hymns!
FOURTH SUNDAY OF MONTH The "Encounter" service, which includes Communion - A modern anglican service, to include Talk and Holy Communion. Junior Church (children's activities) will take place during the service.
St Martin's, like all churches, is rooted in prayer.
We have a short Prayer for our church and parish every weekday morning from 9 am to 9:30 am and on Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 10:15 am.
On Tuesdays we prayer walk a selection of roads in the parish from 2:45 pm. These roads are also prayed for during the Sunday service.
On Sundays, prayer is offered by members of our prayer team during Communion – you may ask for specific prayer or just a general prayer.
There is a box in the hallway for requests for prayer – these will be prayed for confidentially by our prayer team.


Two ships built at Austal USA's Mobile Alabama shipyard cleared the last major hurdle before joining the fleet last week.
The expeditionary fast transport Burlington and the littoral combat ship Charleston both successfully completed acceptance trials, according to press releases from Naval Sea System Command and Austal USA.
Austal is coming close to the end of its planned 12 expeditionary fast transports – Burlington is EPF-10, while EPF-11, the Peurto Rico, and EPF-12, the Newport, are under construction.
There is still a ways yet to go on LCS, with more orders expected out of this year's budget. The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act authorized three LCS, but its unclear how many would go to Austal and how many will go to Lockheed's partner yard in Marinette, Wisconsin.
The LCS Charleston is the ninth of the aluminum trimaran hulls to constructed by Austal and it plans to deliver the ship to the Navy by the end of the year.
The yard is also on various stages of construction for several other LCS, according to the Austal release.


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Paris COP ends with a deal, as pollution hits new levels in China
Grey smog engulfed Beijing earlier this week, triggering the capital's first red pollution alert. The alert is the highest of a four-tier warning scale, part of the capital's emergency air pollution response system, which came into force in 2013 and is triggered following an Air Quality Index value greater than 200 for three consecutive days. Officials in Beijing responded by closing schools and placing restrictions on pollution emitting activities.
The source of the smog was officially attributed to vehicle emissions. However, China's heavy reliance on coal for heating and electricity generation is another major factor behind the city's air pollution. Officials plan to provide incentives to coal plants to cap emissions under nationally-set thresholds. Mounting pressure from the public over the health implications is placing increasing pressure on officials to address the issue and reverse pollution trends in Beijing.
To improve air quality and meet China's pledge to cut carbon emissions, the nation would need to invest some $389bn and increase climate change investment by 4% each year, according to a study by Research Center for Climate and Energy Finance under the Beijing-based Central University of Finance and Economics.At the Paris climate change conference, which finished on Saturday, China's official position was that emissions would peak by 2030. Officials also said they expected renewables and nuclear to grow to supply a fifth of the nation's energy requirements.
The Paris Agreement reached at the end of COP21 calls for temperature increases to be limited to two degrees Celsius, and for the first time challenges countries to work towards limiting them to 1.5 degrees; it says nations should work towards a balance between greenhouse gas emissions and CO2 sinks such as new forestry in the second half of this century; sets a five-yearly schedule for assessment of whether emission reduction efforts are sufficient; helps island nations threatened by sea level rise; and outlines an ambition for climate finance for developing countries after 2020 to exceed the current goal of $100bn a year.
The deal has produced two reactions among clean energy experts – one being excitement at the peer-group pressure now established on countries to bring about change; and the other being disappointment at the lack of concrete results. Bloomberg New Energy Finance's first reaction, published just after the agreement was announced on Saturday, is available to clients here. Michael Liebreich's view will be available tomorrow on the BNEF blog. In regulatory news last week, the European Union took the German government to court following the breach of a 2006 EU law prohibiting the use of the refrigerant R-134a for car air-conditioning systems. German-based Daimler is the company at the centre of the case after refusing to switch to a more climate-friendly coolant. German authorities are accused of failing to ensure conformity with EU law.
European authorities continued to hold European member nations accountable for breaches of EU legislation. Poland became the latest country to be taken to court after its air pollution levels consistently surpassed EU norms. As a member of the European Union, Poland has renewable energy targets to meet as part of the bloc's overarching objective. The Polish government, however, has stated its intention to use coal as its main source of electricity for at least 30 years. The plans conflict with the EU's Renewable Energy Directive and the commitments of other EU member states.Volkswagen last week announced plans to provide the results of an investigation into its emissions manipulation. The move is said to be part of efforts to improve transparency and move beyond the scandal that emerged in September this year. The carmaker faces significant fines and penalties after it was found to have installed 11 million diesel cars with cheating software.
Finally, the Turkish government has announced plans to close a loophole that allows solar projects less than 1MW to avoid an expensive licensing procedure. The move, which is examined in detail in an Analyst Reaction published by Bloomberg New Energy Finance last week, will involve imposing stricter rules on unlicensed projects, that is, projects below 1MW. The plans would limit the capacity that any single entity can connect to a transformer substation to 1MW. In addition, the changes would place limits on the trade of permits to build unlicensed projects before build. Turkish solar developers are said to be unconcerned about the changes as they have plans to continue to develop by splitting up projects between investors.
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Except for being able to shoulder the firearm, the reasons noted above have contributed to a new or reviving trend in popularity of long-slide pistols such as the Glock 34, the Springfield XDM 5.25", the CZ CTS LS, FNS 9 Long Slide and the Kimber Aegis II – just to name a few.
Additional weight to the front of a long slide pistol – provided a proper two-handed pistol grip is being used by the shooter – helps decrease muzzle flip and perceived recoil, which in turn allows for faster and more accurate follow-up shots. Factors such as caliber also play a role. Obviously a 9mm will be easier for most shooters to have good follow-through than they would with a 10mm round which is essentially a magnum cartridge.
Long slide guns started to gain popularity in recent years driven mostly by the competitive shooting markets like IDPA, USPSA and other action pistol sports. Initially, the sight radius was a key factor in improved accuracy with long slide guns. However, with the advent and ever increasing improvements and popularity of red-dot and other pistol-mounted reflex sights and other optics, sight radius is no longer considered the primary benefit and it's becoming apparent that the ability for faster follow-through is key. That said, if you are still an "iron sight" fan, the advantage stands. I prefer my Smith & Wesson 629 with an 8-inch barrel over the same pistol with a 3-inch barrel for all of the reasons that argue for a long slide gun's accuracy.
Regardless of gun size, though I am an advocate of "carrying the biggest gun you can", no equipment can replace proper training, regular dry fire practice, grip and trigger control, and measured live-fire training. These factors are still the key to every shooter's success.
Remember this: Failing to train is training to fail.
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In October 1978, Alfred Clough, the Fireman responsible for the firing, presented a lecture about the event to the British Ceramic Society. An audio record was made of the talk. This has lain dormant for almost 40 years. But now it has been edited, and together with still images of the Last Bottle Oven Firing, this 20 minute movie has been created.
The Last Bottle Oven Firing - Official Video 1978 - "Potbank"
The Last Bottle Oven Firing was recorded on film by University Of Aston in Birmingham.
The film begins with a brief introduction to The Potteries and a short history of the growth in pottery manufacture in the area. The composition and layout of potbanks is also described. A sequence shows the exterior of the Gladstone Pottery Museum and moves on to look at a modern pottery factory and then there is a sequence showing the older pottery making methods. This is followed by a demonstration of the making of a saggar; a fireclay box used to hold the pottery in the oven. Next there are scenes of people using various techniques to decorate pottery. After this the pottery is placed in a specific way in the saggars. placers then carry the saggars on their heads into the oven where they are stacked in bungs. The commentary gives a detailed description of the anatomy of the bottle oven and also the way in which the ovens were kindled, baited and the temperatures controlled. The final scenes show the oven being unloaded.
Hudson and Middleton's Factory, Longton, Stoke on Trent was the site of The Last Bottle Oven Firing in 1978. This is a marketing film from 2014. See the history and processes of Hudsons of England, manufacturers of 100% British handmade fine bone china mugs since 1875.
Ever wondered what a potter's bottle oven sounds like when it reaches 1000°C? Here is a short sound-bite from The Last Bottle Oven Firing on Wednesday morning 30 August 1978.
This brief sound record was made early on Wednesday morning using a very simple cassette recorder positioned on a viewing platform adjacent to the oven's crown. The sound was created by the fast flowing updraught of hot gases from the ovens eight firemouths.


LOOPShare Ships over 650 Units to US-Based Tier 1 OEM.
LOOPShare Ltd. (TSX-V: LUP), a global provider of electric scooter shared fleet services and technology today announced shipping of over 650 SVD-400U touchscreen display units to a tier-1 Original Equipment Manufacturer ("OEM") and supplier of state-of-the-art electric scooters with a manufacturing base located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA.
"Loop continues shipping our advanced and ruggedized SVD-400U dashboard display unit to an Indian tier-1 OEM with a manufacturing base in Ann Arbor. The display unit is installed on their electric scooter assembly line which represents a major accomplishment from a certification perspective and a significant endorsement by a major and international tier-one OEM." said Anwar Sukkarie, President and chief executive officer of LOOPShare. "We have shipped over 650 units to date and expect to ship the balance of a 3000-unit confirmed purchase in the coming months".
The confirmed 3000-Unit purchase order was signed in 2014 and shipping commenced earlier in 2015.
LOOPShare Ltd. (TSX-V: LUP) a Vancouver company established in 2010 (formerly known as Saturna Green Systems), has commercialized a first generation, a wireless ruggedized 7" touchscreen dashboard with Telematics functionality for electric inner-city vehicles. LOOP's highly specialized display enables a broad range of services for consumer, tourism or commercial use.
Loop purpose is to develop and deploy connected end-to-end solutions for inner-city transportation vehicles, specifically geared toward Transportation as a Service ("TaaS"). Through Zone Operators worldwide, Loop will implement TaaS solution to offer Commuter Convenience and Tourist applications to subscribers based on Loop's commuter/tourism/business-focused, unique, state-of-the-art wireless two-wheel electric sharing technology.
This press release contains forward-looking statements involving risks and uncertainties pertaining to, but not limited to product plans, timing, content, and pricing of products, market and industry expectations, the wireless communications industry, the mobile fleet industry, and general economic and political conditions. Given the risks and uncertainties inherent in the markets and industries referred to in this press release, LOOPShare Ltd. cannot guarantee that any forward-looking statements will be realized. Trademarks are the property of their owners.


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I've received a request for a love spell to stop interference from friends and relatives and allow two people who love each other to be able to stay connected and develop their unfolding relationship in peace.
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