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I like to stock up my freezer whenever I know we will be busy and getting dinner on the table will be hard. I also try to "feed my freezer" if I am making food that I know freezes well and that we all like then I make a double or triple batch and freeze half of it.
Here are some tips and hacks to make your freezer cooking easier and if you are doing a cooking day, it should run more smoothly by following these.
Plan to NOT do anything other than cooking on your cooking day. Laundry will need to wait as well as almost everything else.
If this is your first time freezer cooking, start small. Do easier to assemble meals and not as many of them.
I would say always make sure to have some easier and quick to assemble meals as part of your session. It's ended up that these quick to assemble meals tend to be assembled just as I'm starting to wonder if it's really worth it to be having a once a month cooking session.
Do shopping on one day, then meal prep the next and then cooking.
Use flat sided mason jars to freeze soups, fruit and other items you would normally put into a ziplock bag to save you money. If space is an issue, then use ziplock bags.
Often times you can find cheap pyrex baking dishes at garage sales. You can stock up on these if you have the room, then use them for your freezer meals. They are reuseable so you won't be wasting money by throwing them away and needing to buy more like you do with freezer bags.
If you are freezing sauces in ziplock bags, freeze them laying down on a cookie sheet. After they are frozen, you can stack them into a box in the freezer to take up less room.
If you are using ziplock bags, you can put them into an empty (and clean!) tin can to hold the bag open. It makes it easy to put ingredients in.
You can buy disposable foil pans at the dollar store. These are great for meals you are planning to give to someone in need or who just had a new baby.
To save money, buy large chunks of meat and cut it yourself. If you've been to Costco and looked through their meat section, you have seen these pieces of meat.
Make sure to put the name of the meal on the container before filling it. Also, don't forget to put the cooking day instructions on it as well.
Double check your ingredients before you start. It's not fun to be halfway through the day and realize that you only have half the amount of chicken you need for a dish.
Make sure to read through all your recipes ahead of time.
Before you go shopping, read through your shopping/ingredient list. Check your pantry for items, check to see if you can find any coupons for the ingredients. Go through the amount of each item you are buying and make sure the format is in a way that you will know how much you are buying at the grocery store. So if you have pounds/ounces for canned goods, break it down into how many cans you need to purchase.
Plan your meals for that day. Buy a frozen pizza for dinner that night, prep out your lunch for that day also. The last thing you want is to have to stop on your cooking day to make a meal to eat.
Make sure to use up the freezer meals you have made!
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The entire August 31, 1946 issue of The New Yorker magazine was devoted to a single article, by John Hersey, about the bombing of Hiroshima the year before. The magazine has re-published the article to mark the 70th anniversary of Hiroshima, and while I laud them for doing that, I find myself constitutionally unable to read the magazine on the screen: it is an irrevocably print experience for me. And so I needed to find a way of approximating a read of the original article in printed format.
Fortunately I am afforded unlimited access to the magazine's archives by virtue of being a print subscriber. So I printed myself a copy of the issue on my laser printer. Here's how I did it.
First, I went to The New Yorker archives site and logged in.
Selected Tools > Rectangular Selection.
On the first page of the article, drew the rectangular box around the border of the page image (as pictured above).
Selected all of the pages in the thumbnail view in the sidebar.
Pressed Command + K to crop all of the pages.
Now, to read the 30,000+ word article!
Written August 6, 2015 at 3:11 p.m.


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North Island Project
Reserves & Resources
NORTHISLE ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF OVERSUBSCRIBED $7.1M PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Vancouver, B.C. – Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. (TSX-V: NCX) ("Northisle" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has closed the Company's previously announced non-brokered private placement (the "Placement").
Pursuant to the Placement, the Company issued 21,473,243 common shares of the Company (the "Common Shares") consisting of: (i) 2,240,780 Common Shares at a price of C$0.262 per Common Share (the "NFT Offering"); (ii) 11,329,472 Common Shares that qualify as "flow-through shares" for purposes of the Income Tax Act (Canada) (the "Tax Act") at a price of $0.31 per Common Share (the "FT Offering"); and (iii) 7,902,991 Common Shares that qualify as "flow-through shares" for purposes of the Tax Act at a price of $0.38 per Common Share (the "Charity FT Offering" and together with the NFT Offering and the FT Offering, the "Offering") for gross proceeds to the Company of approximately C$7,102,357. The Common Shares issued pursuant to the Placement are subject to a four month hold period in accordance with applicable Canadian securities laws.
The gross proceeds from the FT Offering and Charity FT Offering will be used to incur expenses ("qualifying expenses") that are eligible "Canadian exploration expenses" and "flow-through mining expenditures" within the meaning of subsection 66.1(6) and subsection 127(9) of the Tax Act, respectively, and will also be eligible for British Columbia's 20% flow-through share tax credit. The net proceeds from the NFT Offering will be used to advance the North Island Project and for general working capital purposes.
The Company's 2021 exploration program has now commenced, with drill pad construction complete and the drill in place at the Pemberton Hills target on the North Island Project. In parallel, the Company is continuing the planning for critical trade-off studies, environmental baseline work and other long-lead items in support of determining the scope of a pre-feasibility study in H2 2021. Northisle will continue to proactively engage with First Nations, local communities, government and key project stakeholders in support of the responsible development of the project.
Dale Corman, a director of the Company, Sam Lee, a director and officer of the Company and Nicholas Van Dyk, an officer of the Company participated in the Placement by purchasing an aggregate of 1,065,421 Common Shares. Accordingly, the Placement constitutes a related-party transaction under Multilateral Instrument 61-101 – Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions ("MI 61-101"). The transaction is exempt from the formal valuation and minority shareholder approval requirements of MI 61-101 pursuant to sections 5.5(a) and 5.7(1)(a) of MI 61-101 as neither the fair market value of any securities issued to nor the consideration paid by Dale Corman, Sam Lee or Nicholas Van Dyk would exceed 25% of the Company's market capitalization. The Company did not file a material change report more than 21 days before the expected closing of the Placement as the details of the Placement and the participation therein by related parties of the Company were not settled prior to the closing of the Placement and the Company wished to close on an expedited basis for sound business reasons.
In connection with the Placement and in accordance with the rules and policies of the TSX Venture Exchange, finder's fees totaling approximately C$206,226 in cash were paid to PI Financial Corp., Agentis Capital Partners and Red Cloud Securities Inc.
About Northisle
Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. is a Vancouver based company whose mission is to become Canada's leading sustainable mineral resource company for the future. Northisle owns the North Island Project, which is one of the most promising copper and gold porphyry deposits in Canada. The North Island Project is located near Port Hardy, British Columbia on a 33,149-hectare block of mineral titles 100% owned by Northisle stretching 50 kilometres northwest from the now closed Island Copper Mine operated by BHP Billiton. The Company recently completed a preliminary economic assessment which demonstrated the potential of the Red Dog and Hushamu deposits and is aggressively advancing its exploration and development program in 2021.
For more information on Northisle please visit the Company's website at www.northisle.ca.
On behalf of Northisle Copper and Gold Inc.
Nicholas Van Dyk, CFA
Vice President, Corporate Development and Investor Relations
Email: info@northisle.ca
www.northisle.ca
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
Cautionary Statements regarding Forward-Looking Information
Certain information in this news release constitutes forward-looking statements under applicable securities law. Any statements that are contained in this news release that are not statements of historical fact may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are often identified by terms such as "may", "should", "anticipate", "expect", "intend" and similar expressions. Forward-looking statements in this news release include, but are not limited to, statements relating to the anticipated use of proceeds from the Offering, as well as any other future plans, objectives or expectations of Northisle. Forward-looking statements necessarily involve known and unknown risks, including, without limitation, Northisle's ability to implement its business strategies; risks associated with mineral exploration and production; risks associated with general economic conditions; adverse industry events; marketing and transportation costs; loss of markets; volatility of commodity prices; inability to access sufficient capital from internal and external sources, and/or inability to access sufficient capital on favourable terms; industry and government regulation; changes in legislation, income tax and regulatory matters; competition; currency and interest rate fluctuations; and other risks. Readers are cautioned that the foregoing list is not exhaustive.
Readers are further cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements as there can be no assurance that the plans, intentions or expectations upon which they are placed will occur. Such information, although considered reasonable by management at the time of preparation, may prove to be incorrect and actual results may differ materially from those anticipated. Forward-looking statements contained in this news release are expressly qualified by this cautionary statement.
The forward-looking statements contained in this news release represent the expectations of management of Northisle as of the date of this news release, and, accordingly, are subject to change after such date. Northisle does not undertake any obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as expressly required by applicable securities law.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.
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A man who planted a Nail bomb in Budapest two years ago, wounding two Police Officers, was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday.
The 25-year-old, identified only under the initials LGP, was found guilty by a municipal court on charges related to terrorism and attempted murder, the Hungarian state news agency MTI reported.
In spite of the verdict, the attacker's motive remains unclear.
He withdrew an initial statement that he attacked the police officers to take their pistols which in the end he did not do.
Later, he vaguely spoke of dark forces having compelled him to do things since childhood.
Experts ruled that he was mentally fit for trial after an evaluation.
The man set the bomb off in the Hungarian capital on Sept. 24, 2016, injuring a female and a male police officer.
He constructed the device using instructions from the internet.
He had no criminal record at the time of his arrest the following month.


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Brazil has many beautiful locations, and though some of the cities might seem a bit dangerous to travelers, Seth Kugel of The New York Times writes that there is plenty for you to do in the city of São Paulo while staying safe. Kugel writes,
IT may be the ugliest, most dangerous city you'll ever love. Gray high-rises stretch to the horizon, graffiti blankets downtown, where those who can afford it drive bulletproof cars, and power lines form a wire mesh that seems to block out the sun. But São Paulo, Brazil's biggest and most modern city, also has plenty of flair. Sip caipirinhas at a glamorous bar surrounded by the city's upper crust, accessorized with $10,000 Panerai watches on one arm and a fashion model on the other. Shop at obscenely luxurious stores like Daslu, a boutique so exclusive that customers often arrive by helicopter. Or sit in a cafe on Oscar Freire Street and watch the rich and the beautiful pass by.
Get downtown before rush hour and head to Luz, a once-drug-infested neighborhood that has been spruced up. Swing through the Estação da Luz (Praça da Luz, 1), a late-19th-century train station that has been beautifully renovated, before strolling through the Praça da Luz, a palm-lined garden where bands play sertanejo music (Brazilian country tunes) from a gazebo-like bandstand. Fanciful sculptures dot the lush grounds. Among them are the coconut-size beaded necklaces by the Brazilian artist Lygia Reinach that are draped across trees like moss. If you want more Brazilian art, head inside the Pinacoteca do Estado (Praça da Luz, 2; 55-11-3324-1000), a gorgeously restored museum that features some of the country's best artists.
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Port Angeles Dream Playground
Grand Opening: 3pm on September 11, 2021
At the heart of Port Angeles lies a playground, built with love by the community. The allure of the Dream Playground in Erickson Playfield extends beyond the city, providing a beloved family gathering place for the entire region.
History in Port Angeles
The first Dream Playground was built by the community in a "barn raising" style event in 2002. Hundreds of volunteers of all ages and skills showed up to assist with tasks from shoveling dirt to sawing wood beams.
"A great way to make sure you've got a wonderful and well-used public space is to get people involved in creating it. That way, the community has a personal stake in it," said Steve Methner, President and original founding member of the Dream Playground Foundation.
While the construction was largely done by community volunteers, the blueprints, materials, and inspections were overseen by the New York based consultants, Play By Design, LLC, who specialize in custom community playground builds. This ensured the correct installation and safety of the playground structures.
Since then, the Dream Playground Foundation has provided the maintenance and general upkeep needed to keep it safe for the kids and the community.
A New Community Build
Nearly two decades after the original build, the Dream Playground was ready for an update.
"One of the things that we focused on when we looked at the new generation playground was the community's concerns and how to fix some of the issues that we were having," said Corey Delikat, an ex officio board member of the Dream Playground Foundation.
One of the major upgrades is a change from a play surface of wood chips to an artificial turf specifically designed for playgrounds. This creates a safer environment for the children since potentially hazardous dropped items will no longer be concealed on the ground. The new build also features improved sightlines for parents to keep an eye on their kids.
While some original details like handprints and footprints are being preserved in the new playground, most original pieces were taken down to make way for new themes and artistic touches. Pickets with the names of original supporters from the original build were available to collect by the owners. Throughout the new construction, sponsors and volunteers from the first generation came to collect their piece of history.
In July of 2021, over 500 volunteers from the community showed up to help construct the main elements of the new playground.
Partnering with First Fed
"First Fed has a strong commitment to our community here in Port Angeles," said Jen Swanson, Communications Manager at First Fed and board member of the Dream Playground Foundation. "It's really rewarding to see the playground come to life with the help of First Fed's sponsorships and team volunteers."
The First Fed team happily showed up to lend their support as they had done 20 years before, with over 50 volunteers participating throughout the build in 2021. Dawnya Scarano, Director of Customer Experience at First Fed, helped at both playground builds.
"I loved helping bring new life to this playground," shared Scarano. "It's such a special place for our community."
In addition to volunteer support, First Fed sponsored the Castle Maze in the original build. For the 2021 playground, First Fed sponsored the Tree House, the largest tower in the play structure, complete with multiple slides.
"First Fed is such a wonderful community partner," said Methner. "They were in on the ground level of the original playground and have partnered with the playground foundation most years that we have been around."
The playground has been a favorite of many local First Fed families over the years. Elsa, the daughter of one First Fed volunteer, was particularly excited to try out the new features.
"I can't wait to ride the zipline," she said, as she helped at the registration desk.
There are plans for a new pump track located next to the playground, adding to the Erickson Playfield recreation corridor. Like the new Dream Playground, the park will be designed inclusively to accommodate visitors of all abilities.
The new Dream Playground opened to the public on August 22, 2021. The community is invited to participate in a grand opening event scheduled for September 11, 2021 at 3pm.
First Fed team volunteering at the 2021 Dream Playground build.
First Fed's Lewis family enjoys the newly opened Dream Playground, September 2021.
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Steve Methner, Dream Playground Foundation President and original founding member.
Corey Delikat, ex officio board member of the Dream Playground Foundation.
Jen Swanson, Communications Manager at First Fed and board member of the Dream Playground Foundation.
Dawnya Scarano, Director of Customer Experience at First Fed, and volunteer at both builds.
Elsa, daughter of First Fed's Zach Smith, helping organize pickets from the original build.


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The Federal Reserve's (Fed) final policy meeting of 2019 starts today and will conclude tomorrow with the release of the Fed's policy statement, updated economic projections, and a press conference by Fed Chair Jerome Powell. After lowering its main policy rate at each of its last three meetings, the Fed is widely expected to pause as it gauges the impact of the recent cuts and the state of the economy.
It was a little less than a year ago, on December 19, 2018, that the Fed announced the fourth rate hike of 2018 and the ninth of the current expansion. Markets roundly jeered the move. The S&P 500 Index, already down more than 13% from its all-time high in September 2018, fell to 19.8% off the all-time high by December 24, just a hair below the customary 20% decline that marks a bear market. The Fed quickly adjusted its messaging and, as shown in the LPL Research Chart of the Day, the S&P 500 has climbed nearly 25% year to date.
While appearing to be reasonable based on data available at the time, in retrospect, that fourth rate hike may looks like a mistake. What have we and the Fed learned in the past year?
Market signals matter. We don't want markets to drive the Fed, but markets can provide useful feedback that economic data misses. Markets were signaling that rates were likely too high for the environment we were in.
Trade uncertainty has weighed on the U.S. and global economy more than expected, and the Fed probably underestimated the impact.
There was still some slack in labor markets, and inflation remains contained for now. Weaker growth has kept inflation in check and has easily outweighed the price impact of tariffs.
"There's a learning curve for every Fed chair, and Jerome Powell has been no exception," commented LPL Research Chief Investment Strategist John Lynch. "But we've been encouraged by the Fed's policy approach in 2019 and think that a pause is appropriate given the more positive signals we're getting on the economy."
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Karma (disambiguation)
Look up karma or karmic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Karma in several Eastern religions is the concept of "action" or "deed", understood as that which causes the entire cycle of cause and effect.
Karma may also refer to:
1 Computing
2 Film and television
3.2 Songs
7 Other uses
8 People with the given name
Computing[edit]
KARMA attack, an attack capable of exploiting some WiFi systems
Karma, a physics engine used in Unreal Engine 2
Karma, a trust metric in online moderation or rating systems
Karma, the voting system on Reddit
Karma spyware, an iPhone spyware tool used by Dark Matter
Film and television[edit]
Karma (1933 film)
Karma (1986 film), an Indian Hindi film
Karma (1995 film), an Indian Malayalam film by Jomon
Karma (2015 film), a Thai film
Karma (2004 TV series), an Indian superhero television series
Karma (2015 TV series), a Hong Kong horror television series
Karma (2020 TV series), an upcoming children's reality web series
"Karma" (How I Met Your Mother), an episode of How I Met Your Mother
Karma (American band), a progressive rock/jazz band
Albums[edit]
Karma (Delerium album) (1997)
Karma (Robin Eubanks album) (1991)
Karma (Kamelot album) (2001)
Karma (Mucc album) (2010)
Karma (Pharoah Sanders album) (1969)
Karma (Mike Singer album) (2017)
Karma (Rick Springfield album) (1999)
Karma (Tarkan album) (2001)
Karma (Winger album) (2009)
Songs[edit]
"Karma" (Alma song)
"Karma" (Lloyd Banks song)
"Karma" (The Black Eyed Peas song)
"Karma" (Bump of Chicken song)
"Karma" (Alicia Keys song)
"Karma" (Kokia song)
"Karma" (The Saturdays song)
"Karma", a song by Jessica Andrews from Who I Am
"Karma", a song by Burhan G & L.O.C. from Din for Evigt
"Karma", a song by Darin from Flashback
"Karma", a song by deSol from deSol
"Karma", a song by Diffuser from Mission: Impossible 2
"Karma", a song by Estelle from Lovers Rock
"Karma", a 2019 song by Marina from Love + Fear
"Karma", a song by Parkway Drive from Deep Blue
"Karma", a song by Joss Stone from LP1
"Karma", a song by Mike Singer from Karma
"Karma", a song by Faizal Tahir from Adrenalin
"Karma", a song by 1200 Techniques from Choose One
People[edit]
Karma (Halo player) or Ben Jackson (born 1988)
Karma (archer) (born 1990), Bhutanese archer
Karma (Call of Duty player) or Damon Barlow (born 1993)
Places[edit]
Karma District, an administrative subdivision in Belarus
Al-Karmah or Karma, a small city in Iraq
Karma, Niger
Karma valley, a Himalayan valley, Tibet
Vehicles[edit]
Fisker Karma, a hybrid electric sportscar
Karma Revero, a hybrid electric sportscar that replaced the Fisker Karma
Karma Automotive, an automaker
Other uses[edit]
Karma (comics), a Marvel Comics hero
"Karma" (short story), a short story by Khushwant Singh
Karma (company), a WiFi-based ISP
Karma Nightclub & Cabaret, a former gay nightclub in Lincoln, Nebraska
Korg KARMA, a workstation, the first implementation of the KARMA music system
Carvin & Ivan or Karma Productions, a production team
Karma, a dog food brand of Procter & Gamble
People with the given name[edit]
Karma Chagme, 17th-century Tibetan lama
Karma Phuntsho, Bhutanese scholar
Karma Thinley Rinpoche (born 1931), Tibetan lama resident in Canada
Karma Thutob Namgyal (died 1610), prince of the Tsangpa Dynasty that ruled parts of Central Tibet
Karma Tsewang (born 1988), Indian footballer
Karma Yonzon, Nepali musician and composer
Search for "karma" on Wikipedia.
Kama, "desire, wish, longing" in Indian literature
Karma-Ann Swanepoel, lead singer of Henry Ate
Karma in Buddhism
Karma in Hinduism
Karma in Jainism
Karma Kagyu, a sect of Tibetan Buddhism
Karma Gon Monastery, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Kham
Karuma, a settlement in Uganda
Kharma (wrestler) or Kia Stevens (born 1977), American professional wrestler and actress
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This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Karma.
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I can't remember the last time I sent an e-Card! It's definitely convenient!
Done and done, thank you and good luck!
Is the eufy one same as the ankers one?
Woot woot, done entered... Thankfully you had a card that worked for us.
You are not alone, like me, there were others too.
Hope they fix it, but I am sure they will.
Looking forward to this. Heard good things about this robovac!
It's my first one! LOL.
Thank you Anker! You are awesome!


Registration is open to the first 12 teams or individuals. Teams can range in size from 1 to 8 people.
Costumes and props are strongly encouraged.
Maximum time limit is four minutes per performance is 6 minutes. We hugely appreciate it if your music is sent to us in advance too.
A. Lip Sync Abilities: How well the performer(s) lip-sync the lyrics of the song.
B. Creativity: How original and creative the performance is. Instead of just standing on stage and lip-syncing a song - props, choreography, costumes and/or other ideas should be used and often impresses the judges and generates crowd response. Be creative!
C. Stage Presence & Choreography: Again, don't just stand there! Engage the audience, dance, smile, make eye contact with the judges...you're a STAR ---have fun!
D. Dare to Prepare!!! Rehearsal is highly encouraged and necessary if your truly want to go for the GOLD LIPS honorary award.
Each category will be worth 15 points each. In case of a tie, there will be a freestyle dance off. The judges' decisions are final. Some truly wonderful and bizarre prizes will be awarded.
Hope to see you out, we're here to sink some ships so bring your loose lips.
Email brian@saturnbirmingham.com to sign up!
Immediately following the performances, there will be a Late Night Dance Party with DJ Tony Rodio!


City of Dekalb City Council met April 3.
Mayor Smith called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m.
Deputy City Clerk Ruth Scott called the roll and the following members of City Council were present: Alderman Bill Finucane, Alderman Joyce Stupegia, Alderman Patrick Fagan, Alderman Kate Noreiko, Alderman Mike Verbic, and Mayor Jerry Smith. Alderman David Jacobson arrived at 8:36 a.m. Alderman Tony Faivre was absent.
Also present were: City Manager Bill Nicklas, Assistant City Manager Raymond Munch, and Deputy City Clerk Ruth Scott.
1. Approval to Hold an Executive Session to Discuss Personnel as Provided for in 5 ILCS (120/2)(c)(1).
Alderman Noreiko moved to hold an Executive Session; seconded by Alderman Fagan.
Motion carried by a 6-0-2 roll call vote. Aye: Finucane, Stupegia, Fagan, Noreiko, Verbic, Smith. Nay: None. Absent: Jacobson, Faivre.
Mayor Smith closed the meeting to the public at 8:33 a.m. Mayor Smith opened the meeting to the public at 4:30 p.m.
Alderman Verbic moved to adjourn the meeting; seconded by Alderman Stupegia.
Motion carried by a 7-0-1 majority voice vote. Aye: Jacobson, Finucane, Stupegia, Fagan, Noreiko, Verbic, Smith. Nay: None. Absent: Faivre.
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Just checking in Dave , nice to see you have a project in the works , I'll be watching for sure !!
starting to wonder if the stickers for the minibikes where just like the bugs(blue and black) ,but only with the word flea in the center.
note also they came in 2.5 and 3inch decals for the karts. these decals are still on ebay for sale.
I would bet he would make them with the word flea in the center. just got to figure out if they are 2.5 or 3 inch ?
there is couple give aways a guy could figure that out I would think. the width of the tubing on the forks? decal also appears to be bigger then the decal on the engine(Clinton) guy could measure the height/width and compare?
[MENTION=339]delray[/MENTION] thanks for that. I have contacted the seller and enquired. Two inches seemed like if filled up the space from a perspective of ratios. (It's early) 2.5 may work. I'll post the results here.
Delray, thanks for the heads up. The guy did a beautiful job replicating the logo.
This is intellectual property, and owned by the individual above.
so what was the correct color? the orange back ground then?
did peeweepinstriping know the correct color for the bikes?
nice dave,that was quick...…...:thumbsup: so what was the correct color? the orange back ground then?
I had him fashion it after the logo in their brochure. I'm getting two decals, and the remaining one has your name on it if you want it. Note, he is printing them on foil background as you pointed out based on your remnants.
So yes Brian, the orange was the original color! It's my story and I am sticking to it. Any other color would be arbitrary, unless someone can catch "Lady Bug" Faye Pierson at an event and ask her if she remembers!
As far as color, mine was "high gloss blue enamel." Beneath several layers of paint, I found it. There was a metallic component to it. So I will be duplicating that paint in an acrylic enamel. I'll start by finding production automobiles from 1970 to 1973 and looking at codes. That usually gets me in the ball park.
Your bike with the integral bars, might have been the "Spanish Flea" which sported high gloss red enamel paint.
Update on the tires: I got them from "Web Bike" on line. I opted for the cheap shipping from Japan. Web bike shipped and provided me a link to track the shipping, translated into English. I received the tires from my regular mail man two weeks after I ordered them.
Highly recommend Web Bike, if OMB Warehouse, or local vendors can not meet your needs.
One of three projects I am doing, so I am slow.
Here are the Bonanza bars I got from Manny. Looks just like the brochure. They're mounted with those frame clamp mounts we generally see used for foot pegs. From the brochures, that is what it looked like they used. You can see the foot pegs mounted at the bottom of the frame. White plastic corner fill tank from Joe51 is mounted on the late model H35 I'll be using. I'm not currently inclined towards going with a proper era H35 or 404 Clinton.
Those bars do look like the brochure.:laugh: Your making progress. Looks like the grinder needs a work out to take care of a few welds.:laugh: Good job on the handle bar mounts.
Yep, I had to replace the entire right side of the forks. Had some welding issues. Nothing new there. I need to remember to grind stuff and arrange lighting better before posting. Not.
The bike came with a kick stand welded on to the bottom of the engine plate. It was pretty nasty, but on a whim I cut it out, took it apart and got it looking better. The stand portion was pretty bad, bent up, and out of shape. I never did find out what stand is "supposed" to be in the bike.
I had dismantled a "Cat" stand last week that I am using on another project. For the Cat stand, I fabricated a longer stand portion, drilled the hole, made the slots, worked great. I saved the shorter piece, and surprisingly, it fit and worked great on this one.
:thumbsup: Dave.... I've enjoyed all your posts on this restoration. Looks like you had a few hurdles to overcome and the results are just Awesome. I can hardly wait to see it after replating some parts and getting the paint finished. Have you decided on an engine yet? I'm hoping you divert from Original and go modern now.. You have a very good frame set that can do the speed and your Tires/Wheels can do the deed so I'm looking forward to probably one of the best Fleas ever finished. Go the distance Dave!!! Good Luck.... Love your project!
Howdy Weav, I am hardly deserving of your nice words. I've backed off on this project as I am working on another one of mine, as well as a project for another individual. Thanks for the kind words. I've never contemplated using a modern engine on a vintage bike.
LOL, but "Bug" did say this baby was good to go for over 100 MPH.
I was contemplating newer 3.5 flat head engine for it, dressed up like an earlier model.
Dave, I don't doubt you are working on more than one thing at a time and that makes the work completed on the Flea that much more cool. Lots of good experience... And it was the 100 mph comment that got my attention. I want to learn a bit more about the geometry of that setup and how it truly rides once it's completed. That's why I'll keep lobbying for a more modern engine.... LOL... Otherwise, I totally respect your thoughts on using a more "Period Correct" setup.... Above all, Have Fun!
In between the in betweens, (See the film "Hard Times" 1975) I have been dabbling on this Flea.
I ended up making two additional disc brake rotors. One of them is on this bike. I got this newer H35 running. I got it with some other stuff from our pal in Utah, and cleaned some gunk off of it and rebuilt the original carburetor. It runs very well. I don't generally use these modern engines, but what's not to like?
A bit low geared like this, but I like it. Green spring clutch I rebuilt from an internet cheapie.
I don't have much money in this bike. Just the wheels and tires. There was a lot of fabrication I did earlier, and all of that stuff worked, and I don't know, I'll paint this thing, but it could be cool just rattle can painted. It's nice to have 'em running, even if they aren't done. It needs a seat.
Nice I stared at that motor for years after I took it off a manco go cart. Good to see it being used!


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At several locations around the world, a partnership of international companies will start construction of facilities, where biocoal will be produced on a commercial scale. This biocoal can be used as sustainable fuel in power plants and heating installations all over the world, giving a boost to reducing climate change.
Of all resources used for global energy consumption, 19.3 percent is renewable energy, of which almost three-quarters is generated from biomass, according to the Renewable Energy Network (REN21). For the production of biocoal, at present woody waste residues are mainly used, among others from the wood-processing industry, sustainable forestry and green maintenance. The use of biocoal reduces fossil carbon emissions significantly and increases the use of biomass, which plays a major part in the necessary energy transition. By using biocoal it is even possible to make existing coal-fired powerplants sustainable without any major adjustments.
The partnership is initiated by Clean Electricity Generation (CEG) and Stork. Stork, a Fluor Company, will build and maintain the new production facilities. The building of the first new production plant for biocoal is scheduled in Estonia. CEG and Stork are currently working on a front end engineering and design of the installation. Construction starts at the third quarter of this year. Parallel to that, they will continue working on installations in Finland and outside of Europe with a main focus on North America. Energy innovation company CEG will supply the patented technology. The company has succeeded in developing a production facility for biocoal on a commercial scale making biocoal a viable and sustainable alternative to fossil coal. CEG already has a production facility in Derby, United Kingdom, where high-quality biocoal is produced. In comparison, the new factory in Estonia will be five times bigger.
Other participating companies within the partnership include among others Carrier, which will supply essential parts for the biofuel production facilities, and investment company Momentum Capital, majority shareholder of CEG. In addition, several large international energy companies have indicated that they want to join the partnership.
The sustainable residual flows of biomass are converted into biofuel through so-called torrefaction technology. With this technology the biomass is converted into sustainable coal via a thermal refining process. This creates a relatively cheap biofuel with a high energy density. The biocoal in the form of pellets can be used in traditional coal-fired plants, but also for industrial heating processes, buildings or city district heating projects. Compared to coal combustion, per tonne of biocoal, 2.5 tons of CO2 is saved. Moreover, the energy value is higher and less storage and transport is needed than traditional sustainable alternatives. During the production of biocoal, the installation also produces green electricity and heat.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) names torrefaction a promising technology, although a few years ago it concluded the investments were too high and the development was too slow. Now, the IEA names torrefied biomass the cheapest, lowest risk biomass for storage, transport and processing, and also the best form of biomass as a global commodity. The partnership is now accelerating this technology. Erik Huis, CEO of CEG said: "We are the only party who is controlling this technology on a commercially applicable scale and who owns the intellectual property of it. Now, together with all partners, we take the final hurdle to raise biocoal to a worldwide standard. It will pave the way to make biocoal a sustainable bulk product, so that it becomes accessible to everyone. That is our ultimate goal. The energy giants of this world follow every step we take closely and find alignment with our process, because it is a sustainable alternative for their entire chain of fossil processes." Erik Huis further adds: "The current orders and the orders ahead require a total investment of €350 million."
Martijn van Rheenen, CEO of Momentum Capital, the investment company of CEG is also pleased. "With this partnership we have a unique combination to contribute to both the energy transition based on proven technology and the creation of value for our investors. The production facilities in our Industrial Assets portfolio are therefore both purchased by the industry and by professional institutional parties for investing value and long-term cash flow," he commented.
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CEG is an energy innovation company. CEG creates and realises solutions for sustainable energy by processing biomass through torrefaction. It uses sustainable means that are cleaner and less harmful to the environment which replaces unsustainable and expensive resources.
CEG's unique torrefaction reactor converts biomass into a range of products such as biochar, biochar dust, biocoal pellets and wood vinegar. CEG's biocoal can then be fired into conventional power plants boilers which is a sustainable alternative to burning conventional fossil coal. The additional benefit of the CEG torrefaction process is the output of syngas that can be used in its syngas generators and directly supply green power.
CEG is a joint venture with leading financial partners: Momentum Capital based in the Netherlands (95%) and Transformative Energy and Materials Capital (TEM Capital) based in Boston (5%). For more information: http://www.cegeneration.com
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Deceased = Klapper, Jeffrey Alan
Klapper, Jeffrey Alan
Birth: Friday, September 10, 1943 in Merion Township, Pennsylvania
Residence: Prince Frederick, Maryland
Death: Monday, February 24, 2020 at the age of 76
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Jeffrey Alan Klapper, age 76, of Prince Frederick, MD passed away in his home due to complications of cancer on Monday, February 24, 2020. Born in Lower Merion Township, PA on September 10, 1943 he was the son of the late Gerhardt Elmer and Dorothy Patricia (Cowie) Klapper.
Jeff was the owner of L.J. Cowie Company, the printing and engraving business begun by his late grandfather. He retired in 2007 after 27 years to focus on his family and his community. He was an intense advocate for Calvert County and this world, looking to protect the roads, the history, and the land. His most valuable asset was the love of his family, especially his grandchildren whom he loved deeply and to whom he was eternally loyal.
Jeff had a love of history, conservation and gardening. He combined these loves and his gifts of knowledge and horticulture to be a fierce advocate for the American Chestnut Land Trust (ACLT) and to preserve the historic Old WallVille One-Room Schoolhouse. In 2004, Jeff began working at the ACLT to clear trails, build trails, a barn and a raft to safely cross Parker's Creek. In 2011, Jeff was the recipient of Ralph Dwan Memorial Conservation Award for the launching of the Double Oak Farm CSA in 2010. The CSA is his most significant contribution to the ACLT, a flourishing organic one-acre community garden plot which he started from dry earth and still thrives today.
Jeff's love of all things nature took him on many cross-country camping adventures. He saw National Parks from the Northeast to the Northwest. His most remembered trip was to Bryce Canyon, UT. With a voracious appetite for knowledge, he was always reading and learning about trees, flowers, science, poets, authors and music. If you needed to know a fact about something in history, Jeff would have the answer. If you needed to know a line from a song, Jeff would sing it and tell you the history of what it was about and, thankfully, his own memory of why that song had meaning to him.
If your house or car or tractor needed a repair, he'd know how to fix it and would have built or found the parts to make it right. He was an endlessly devoted man who believed that preserving his community was worth the fight and was a tireless supporter to anyone who shared his commitment to that goal. He was strong, strong-willed, bright, loving, selfless and brave. Jeff focused his life in retirement on building protections for nature and his community and, through that, created a family much larger than those who loved him at home.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, David Windwalker; his sister, Linda Gubbine; and his son, Christopher Klapper. Jeff is survived by his wife of 32 years, Nancy Klapper; son, Matthew Klapper of Lusby, MD; daughter-in-law, Belinda Klapper; daughter, Elizabeth (Klapper) Deutch of South Lyon, MI; son-in-law Steven Deutch; step-daughter, Parran Collery of Broomes Island, MD; step-son, Alexander Collery of Upper Marlboro, MD; daughter-in-law Mary Chamberlain; grandchildren, Calvin and Connor Klapper, Owen and Ethan Collery, Margaret Klapper, and Sophie Deutch; and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
A service and celebration for family and friends will be held from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 5, 2020, at the Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad, 755 Solomons Island Road S, Prince Frederick, MD 20678, where we will honor Jeff and share our stories of his amazing life. Interment will be held privately. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Jeff's memory to the American Chestnut Land Trust, 676 Double Oak Road, Prince Frederick, MD 20678.
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Jorge Mayorano (Buenos Aires, Argentina; 22 de mayo de 1946) es un actor de  cine, teatro y televisión y director de teatro de argentino.

Carrera
Mayorano comenzó su carrera en teatro a comienzos de 1970. Actor dramático y de comedia trabajó en decenas de obras desempeñándose tanto como actor como director como fueron La cola, El mundo ha vivido equivocado, Cuando florece el corazón, Ricardo III, Los martes orquídeas, Esta noche nadie duerme, La mujer del año, El amor en pijama, Los días felices y La lección de anatomía.

En cine actuó como actor de reparto durante las décadas de 1970, 1980 y 1991 en películas como Alicia en el país de las maravillas, Los médicos, Vivir con alegría y El hombre de la deuda externa. Intervino en la pantalla grande bajo la dirección de grandes de la talla de Eduardo Plá, Fernando Ayala, Palito Ortega y Pablo Olivo.

Galán de telenovelas fue, sin lugar a dudas, la televisión la que le permitió ser conocido en todo el país con ficciones y teleteatros como Un mundo de veinte asientos con Claudio Levrino y Gabriela Gilli, El coraje de querer; Quiero morir mañana, Cuatro hombres para Eva, Mi amigo Martín, Amigos son los amigos, Teatro como en el teatro, Matrimonios y algo más, Sálvame María, El sodero de mi vida, Primicias y Verano del 98, entre muchos otros.

Retirado de la actuación por algunos años se dedicó de lleno a la práctica del yoga, y a explorar el mundo de las terapias alternativas y el de la vida extraterrestre. Volvió en el 2005 en el papel de villano de la tira de Andrea del Boca y Juan Palomino, Sálvame María.

Vida privada
En junio de 1980 fue noticia en los medios gráficos por un romance "inventado" con la actriz Cristina del Valle con quien, por ese momento ya había trabajado en teatro. Del Valle escribió una nota a Héctor Ricardo García, periodista redactor del Diario Crónica para descalificar los de amistad con Mayorano. En la nota Cristina declaró:  Y agregó:

Filmografía
 1991: El travieso
 1991: Cita en Buenos Aires
 1987: El hombre de la deuda externa
 1979: Vivir con alegría.
 1978: Los médicos
 1976: Alicia en el país de las maravillas.

Televisión
 2005: Sálvame María como Arturo López Picasso.
 2001: El sodero de mi vida
 2000: Primicias como Sergio Zaba
 1999: Verano del 98 como Dubatti
 1998: Socios y más como Braulio
 1998: Libre-mente
 1996: Gino como Ángel
 1995: Poliladron como Salerno
 1994: Alta Comedia, Eps: Quico y La caja de zapatos
 1993: Amigos son los amigos
 1993: La Flaca Escopeta
 1992: El precio del poder
 1992: Teatro como en el teatro
 1988: Matrimonios y algo más
 1987: Quiero morir mañana
 1984: Cuatro hombres para Eva
 1983: Mi amigo Martín
 1982: Todo tuyo como Cacho
 1982: Un callejón en las nubes como Fabián
 1981: Tengo Calle como Tito
 1981: Fiesta de aniversario de Canal 9
 1980: Un ángel en la ciudad como Pablo
 1980: El coraje de querer como Luciano Robles
 1979: Una escalera al cielo como Damián
 1978/1979: Un mundo de veinte asientos como Diego
 1978: La mujer frente al amor como Ricardo

Teatro
 La cola
 El mundo ha vivido equivocado
 Contando a lo' diferentes
 Cuando florece el corazón
 Ricardo III
 Los martes orquídeas
 Matrimonios y algo más
 Esta noche nadie duerme
 La mujer del año
 Eso nos gusta a todos
 El amor en pijama
 Una noche con usted, señora
 Los días felices
 La lección de anatomía

Referencias

Actores de cine de Argentina
Actores de teatro de Argentina
Actores de televisión de Argentina
Directores de teatro de Argentina

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"[PA] Prime Minister Dr. Rami Hamdallah said… in the speech that he gave at the Third International Prisoners' Conference today, Wednesday [March 15, 2017], in Ramallah…: 'First, allow me to direct greetings of honor and admiration on behalf of [PA] President Mahmoud Abbas, the [PA] government, and myself to our heroic prisoners who are behind the occupation's bars. They have sacrificed their freedom for the freedom of our people and for our just cause. They prove every day that they are the most concrete example of our people's struggle for its freedom'... The prime minister continued: 'I have the honor today of participating in the opening of the events of the Third International Prisoners' Day Conference and conveying to you the greetings of His Honor President brother Mahmoud Abbas and his words of praise for all of the efforts supporting our courageous prisoners in their battle to defend their human rights and dignity."
For details on the French peace initiative referred to, click "full article."
Political analyst Hani Abi Zaid is asked about the criticism against PA Chairman Abbas for participating in the funeral of former Israeli President Shimon Peres.
Gilad Shalit was an Israeli soldier who was kidnapped and held hostage by Hamas for more than 5 years. During that time, he was denied visits from the International Committee of the Red Cross and was not allowed communication with his family, in violation of his rights under the Geneva Convention. Click "full article" for more information.
The day after 15-year-old Palestinian terrorist Morad Adais stabbed 38-year-old Israeli Dafna Meir to death in her home in the town of Otniel, south of Hebron, in front of her children, Abbas maintained that the Palestinian "resistance" is "peaceful," thus denying the many shooting and stabbing attacks in which dozens of Israelis have been murdered and wounded.
Morad Adais – 15-year-old Palestinian terrorist who stabbed 38-year-old Israeli Dafna Meir to death in front of her children in her home in Otniel, south of Hebron, on Jan. 17. 2016. Adais was apprehended and arrested after two days by Israeli security forces.
Abbas made these statements only a few days after 4 Israeli civilians were murdered by Palestinians.
Hammad emphasized that 'the leadership will support all peaceful acts of resistance,' and emphasized that this was always the position of the leadership, especially during the latest meetings. The president's advisor said that peaceful resistance is the best way to confront the occupation, and brought as an example an event that occurred yesterday [Oct. 4, 2015], Sunday, in Jenin, when thousands of [Palestinian] citizens stood against the occupation forces which tried to arrest one of the citizens.
Abbas to Israelis: "We don't want an Intifada and have not called for one"
Abbas: PA will not disarm "the Resistance [Hamas]"
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Abbas: "In the name of Allah the Merciful 'Permission [to fight] has been given to those who are being fought, because they were wronged. And indeed, Allah is competent to give them victory.'"
There's nothing more precious. We kneel only to the Creator."
Abbas "gave the sign to let the West Bank street loose"
Headline: "A single Quranic verse ignited the West Bank"
"[Mahmoud] Abbas realized that by staying outside the arena, he would be excluded from the political game. He also knows that the [Palestinian] street in the West Bank is ready for an explosion. Therefore, he gave the sign to let the [Palestinian] street in the West Bank loose. Isn't the Quranic verse he quoted during his last speech, "Permission [to fight] has been given to those who are being fought, because they were wronged. And indeed, Allah is competent to give them victory" [Sura 22:39, trans. Sahih International] a clear sign to loosen the reins on the street?
Furthermore, what is the meaning of Fatah Central Committee member Tawfiq Tirawi's statement regarding the West Bank's need to enter into an armed Intifada? It's been a long time since we heard a member of the Fatah leadership talk about weapons. The West Bank's entrance into the line of confrontation will reshuffle the cards, and the action is still just beginning. Israel will not agree to a third Intifada, and this is precisely what Abbas wants. He wants Israel to knock on his door in order to find a solution."
Abbas defends PA search for teens, criticizes Israel for wreaking "havoc and destruction"
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas: "As for the Israeli government, it is causing a sharp escalation, and this is a new problem we are facing. The reason is the kidnapping of three boys near one of the settlements. Naturally, despite their [Israel's] presence in Area C, which is not under our security control, and despite the fact that they did not report the incident when it occurred, but over 12 hours later, we are [working] in coordination with them in order to find these boys, because they are, first and foremost, human beings, and we want to protect human lives. Even the Americans have told us that one of them is an American, and we answered that, whether American or Israeli, for us he is a human being and we must look for this human being and return him to his family. But the Prime Minister [Netanyahu] has found a suitable opportunity to use violence against us, to destroy everything and wreak havoc and destruction throughout the land, especially in the Hebron area... The truth is that whoever committed this act (the kidnapping) wants to destroy us; therefore, we will talk to them differently and hold a different position, whoever it was that committed this action. Because we cannot endure such actions; we cannot confront the State of Israel - neither militarily nor in any other way."


Sales Tax Nexus - Victory for the Internet Retailers!
New York, North Carolina and Rhode Island have already passed "Amazon Laws". Are you waiting to see if your state will pass new "Amazon Laws" that will force you to pay sales tax on your internet sales?


Jenkins , K , Heffron , R J & McCauley , D 2016 , The political economy of energy justice in Canada, the UK and Australia : a nuclear energy perspective . in T Van de Graaf , B Sovacool , A Ghosh , M Klare & F Kern (eds) , The Palgrave Handbook of the International Political Economy of Energy . Palgrave Handbooks in IPE , Palgrave , pp. 661-682 .


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Amir's main responsibilities will include the development of technologies to ensure the optimization of current products and the development of new products. More specifically, he will work on the SDTC project for the extension of the Pyrowave platform to mixed plastics in addition to the research project carried out in partnership with Polytechnique Montréal to electrify chemical processes.
Amir holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering and previously worked for Grafoid Inc. to develop new graphene manufacturing methods and new applications for this product, including for the water treatment industry.
Navid Elahipanah is the R&D Project Manager at the pilot plant working on operation and optimization of the pilot equipment.
Navid holds a master's degree in chemical engineering from Polytechnique Montréal, where he worked on a pilot scale fluidized bed and bubble column reactor studying the hydrodynamics of fluidization at high pressure and high temperature with collaboration of TOTAL. He has experience in performing R&D in unconventional processes and industries were standard solutions are not available to be implemented. He previously worked in Mining industry, involved in the R&D and commissioning of a production plant to produce high purity Alumina for electric vehicules in Laval and Gaspésie.
As a mediator between R&D and operation he also worked on producing graphene papers to be used in highly efficient, acoustic systems at ORA Graphene in Montreal.
We are pleased to welcome them to Pyrowave!


The release of the December 2007 estimate at best delayed American diplomatic efforts to pass a third U.N. Security Council resolution sanctioning Iran's uranium enrichment, an activity the mullahs have continued for two years despite warnings from all five permanent members of the security council. The estimate also drew rare rebukes from American allies, including Israel, France, and the United Kingdom who said their intelligence agencies did not concur with the American assessment that Iran had frozen its plan to produce an A-bomb.
Benjamin Franklin, in the Poor Richard's Almanack of 1738 is known to have written: "Sell not virtue to purchase wealth, nor Liberty to purchase power."


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Developing an understanding of Indigenous people's profound connection to place is crucial for story-tellers who wish to express the underlying character of the places about which they write.
In Australia, where Indigenous peoples have the longest continuous cultures in the world and a close connection to country, the nexus between story and place is especially important.
In a globalised era where the places that stories unfold are increasingly overlooked, engagement with the place-based culture of Indigenous people can do much to reposition the 'where?' question back at the centre of story telling.
Through a revival of place-based practice, ACE students produce stories that contribute to a more inclusive articulation of Western Australia as a place.
In ACE, working with our Aboriginal community partners helps participating students and staff to reflexively transform the way they conceptualise their careers, through a consideration of their place and the place of others in the field of creative production.
We hope that by working to produce stories that our Aboriginal community partners want to share, we can help in their struggle to secure a sense of place in the media.
Collaborating with Aboriginal people has helped us view our professional practices through a sense of place lens, re-emphasising the 'where?' question in its application to both geographic place and the realm of the imagination.
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A modernist-inspired mountain home outside of Aspen, Colorado, sports gorgeous wood paneling and concrete walls detailed in the style of Louis Kahn's early architecture. Dreamed up by Madderlake Design for an active couple and their championship hunting dogs, the 7,500-square-foot Conundrum House and Studio brings a minimalist Japanese sensibility to the remote landscape of the Rockies' Castle Creek Valley.
But that personal touch was intentional. Madderlake selected materials that fell in line with this natural and effortless aesthetic, such as the simple graining found in Douglas fir, weathered western red cedar, and reclaimed heart pine that are featured on the floors, siding, and ceiling. According to Pritchard, mountain homes tend to be grandiose with massive logs and heavy patterns. Madderlake's low-hanging, multistory structure combines stucco, soapstone, and Japanese plaster to bring the overall tone of the building back down to earth.
One of the biggest design challenges Madderlake faced was protecting the Conundrum House from the threat of an avalanche. The design team incorporated a concrete retaining wall to complement the structure's steel core and broke up the mass of the building by burying the majority of living spaces deep within the hillside. They then sculpted the landscape to minimize the impact of a potential snowslide.
Though much of the house is underground, Madderlake designed the inside levels as a series of steps with small window units that diffuse light into the depths of the building. The result is a bright, inviting interior that's as elegant as it is cozy.


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Kojetín is een Tsjechische gemeente in de regio Vysočina, en maakt deel uit van het district Havlíčkův Brod.

Kojetín telt 165 inwoners (2006).

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UK Gamblers Unhealthy Lot, Researchers Say
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Most UK slot players do not look like this, according to a new health survey on British gamblers. (Image: hyyy.com)
A new survey conducted by jackpot.co.uk sought to determine the overall general health of UK gamblers in comparison with the general population. Its findings did not paint a pretty picture, with UK gamblers apparently being an unhealthy bunch who need to get some exercise and cut down on the booze intake.
Do you lie awake at night wondering what the average body mass index is of British slot players? Do you worry about whether online poker players drink too much? Well, this is the study for you. Researchers surveyed 2,131 active UK gamblers on their health and lifestyle choices, such as how much they drink or whether they smoke, and calculated their Body Mass Index (BMI), with some alarming results.
Topping the BMI stakes, it seems, are the aforementioned slots players, who tipped the scales with an average BMI of 31, a score that is not considered healthy by medical professionals. In fact, it falls into the moderately obese category, since the average BMI of the British population is 27.
The survey also found that slots players did the least amount of exercise compared to other gamblers (repeatedly pulling that lever doesn't count apparently, although nice try!) In fact, only 27 percent of slots players and 28 percent of video poker players reported that they did the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity per week. Video poker players also came in with the second highest BMI, of 30, which figures. In all, roulette, blackjack and craps players all had BMIs over that of the national average.
On the other end of the scale were Pai Gow players, who scored an average GPI of 23, well below the national average. One reason for this could be the game's popularity among people of Chinese ethnic origin, a group that has lower obesity rates in general than people of European origin. However, as the researchers are quick to point out, the results could be skewed by the small sample size of respondents in this category.
One group that perhaps fared surprisingly well were poker players, who had the joint second lowest BMI (with baccarat players), at 25. Significantly, they were the second largest group of respondents and therefore offered a reliable sample size. Poker players were also the most physically active of all groups, with 50 percent meeting the required levels of exercise. While they might be nice and slender, though, they do drink too much, coming in second in the boozy stakes behind those perennially unhealthy slots players. (Maybe because they're lighter than slots players they get drunk quicker, right?)
All in all, the survey showed that casino gamblers across the board were almost 4 percent more likely to smoke than the general population. Pai Gow players came in highest, with a whopping 46.2 percent classifying themselves as smokers, although as we have seen the results may be anomalous due to the small sample size. Baccarat came in second, though, with 25 percent saying they smoked, probably because they all think they are James Bond, and those incorrigible slots players coming in third with 24 percent.
The survey also asked its respondents about their preferred platform for casino gaming and found that those players who predominantly played on their desktops were more likely to have high BMI scores, in comparison to those who also played live and on their mobiles.
So if you're an online slots player with a desktop computer, you might want to think about quitting the booze and cigs, and taking up yoga, before it's all too late. And now, if you'll excuse us, we have some bicep exercises to do with a few cocktails.
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The world's most famous zebra crossing. Synonymous with the Beatles, this is the street where the Fab Four once recorded some of their most famous songs. Webcam refreshes every second.
If your travelling to the Aberdeen area, then view the traffic cams before you start your journey.
A generally quiet street scene from a camera located on top of the operators house.


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Knowing Substances through their Causes: An Inquiry into the Role of Essence in Aristotle's Metaphysics and Posterior Analytics
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The interpretation of essence and its role in determining substance in Aristotle's Metaphysics has long been a topic of controversy. In the following article, I will attempt to analyze essence as the sole and definitive cause of substance as Aristotle states in Met. Z 4-6. I argue that essence can be seen as a discursive account or λογος of a substance only when one explains how a rational agent goes through the process of acquiring knowledge of substances. By understanding the conditions for which one begins to grasp entities through their essence, Aristotle reveals the epistemological limits of how we define substances. I will further argue that the limits to our knowledge of substances is only determined by inquiring into their causes. By construing essence as an endeavor to find sufficient causes, I turn to the Posterior Analytics to provide principles for determining the grounds of an appropriate demonstration of substance. In doing so, I shall also show how the principles of sufficient causality all rely on a metaphysical analysis of the possible things we have knowledge of, i.e. substances. In order to develop a cohesive view of how essence explains substance, I will show how both interpretations of essence in the Metaphysics and Posterior Analytics are required to explain how we can only have knowledge of substance through its essence by searching for and being aware of its cause.
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The launch of the Intersekt Festival comes amid a solid performance by Australia's Fintech ecosystem during the first half of 2017. The KPMG Pulse of FinTech report 2016 indicated that Australia's Fintech investments more than tripled from US$185 million in 2015 to US$656 million in 2016. There was also a decision by major international investors, including from China, to back a USD $13 million capital raising for Melbourne-based payments company Airwallex.
The organizers expect Intersekt to attract more than 1,000 delegates and participants, along with among the world's best Fintech thought leaders and influencers. FinTech Australia President Simon Cant said Intersekt would have a strong focus on bridging the Asian and Australian Fintech markets.
York Butter Factory Liaison Officer Sahand Bagheri added that it was exciting to be a part of a project that connects national and regional investors.
The Australian government has indicated strong support for Fintech in the 2017-18 Australian budget, including a commitment to introduce an open financial data framework, removing tax on digital currencies and expanding Australia's regulatory sandbox.
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Christ's Hospital railway station is near Horsham in West Sussex, England. It is  down the line from  via . It was opened in 1902 by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway and was intended primarily to serve Christ's Hospital, a large private school which had moved to the area in that year. It now also serves the rural area to the west of Horsham.

Opened originally as Christ's Hospital (West Horsham), the station was until the mid-1960s an important junction with, in addition to the existing link to  via , connections to Guildford via  and  via .

Facilities
The ticket office is now open from the first London bound train (Monday to Friday) which is about 06:30, until 10:40 when the office closes. There is also a 'Quick Ticket' machine allowing passengers to purchase tickets when the office is closed. In April 2009, Southern installed display screens to tell passengers when trains are due.

In August 2012, the station won Southern's award for best small/medium station, being described as a "charming friendly station with a homely atmosphere, well presented flower beds and even a charity bookstall." The flower beds are maintained by the Aldingbourne Community Trust.

Services
All services at Christ's Hospital are operated by Southern using  EMUs.

The typical off-peak service in trains per hour is:
 1 tph to  via
 1 tph to

On Sundays, there is also an hourly service although southbound trains divide at  before travelling to Bognor Regis and .

For a period from the late 1960s until , the station was served by a limited service with the majority of trains passing through without stopping.

The station has short platforms.

History

Establishment and early hopes
The site of Christ's Hospital station had been previously used by the Aylesbury Dairy Company which had a small wooden platform on the Mid-Sussex Railway for milk to be taken to London. This platform had fallen into disuse upon the bankruptcy of the dairy after it lavished large sums of money on farm buildings. The estate was purchased in 1897 at a knock-down price by Christ's Hospital school, which had been seeking to move from London. It was expected that the school would attract large numbers of visitors which would need to be accommodated by the railway. When the school's foundation stone was laid by the Prince of Wales on 23 October 1897, the whole school came down by train to Horsham where a siding was laid for the occasion.

At the time of the school's decision to relocate, the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (LB&SCR) had been considering whether to stimulate residential development in the area by opening a station at Stammerham which would be called West Horsham. With the arrival of the school, the LB&SCR believed that even more traffic would be generated and decided to construct a lavish station building at a cost of £30,000 (equivalent to £ in ). The school partly financed the construction of the station which consequently was built to a similar style as the school's own buildings, using red brick from the nearby Southwater brickworks.

Station buildings and facilities
Five through tracks serving seven platform faces were built just beyond the junction near Stammerham Farm,  south of  and  from , where the Cranleigh Line diverged northwards from the Mid-Sussex Railway. Two tracks led to three platform faces which curved away to the west for services on the Cranleigh Line and the Steyning Line; the Down line had platforms on both sides (Platform 5) while the Up track used the outside face of an island platform (Platform 4) which was enclosed by the Up and Down Guildford lines. The two platforms of the island platform were built at a very sharply curving angle to the rest from which they were separated; they were said to represent a southern equivalent of Ambergate railway station. Two tracks served the Mid-Sussex Line: the Up line used the inner face of the island platform (Platform 3) and the Down was the outer face of a second island platform (Platform 2). A bidirectional loop line ran on the inner face of the island platform serving a platform adjacent to the main station building. This third platform (Platform 1) was used mainly at the beginning and end of school terms for the reception and dispatch of pupils' trunks, as well as for holiday specials. The station was ready to become an important junction serving most of West Sussex with trains travelling from London via Horsham having the option of routes to , , Guildford and beyond.

The incongruously large station reflected the large numbers of pupils expected daily, as well as the LB&SCR's hopes of large housing developments. The main platforms were  long, whilst those on the Guildford line were  long, each provided with waiting rooms, large frosted glass canopies and decorative brickwork. The main station building was built in an Italianate style with red and white chequered polychrome brickwork filling heavy cross braced bargeboarded gables and repeated over round-head windows beneath. A stone water tower on a brick base formed part of the frontage of the station. The main station building was described by Pevsner as "West Sussex's only memorable railway station", "one of the best examples in southern England of an unaltered Late Victorian railway building" and "a better building than the Hospital itself" which combined "a perfect anthology of railway forms". The main building faced a large area intended for cabs which was reached by an approach road.

The goods shed was constructed in a different style to the station building, its character owing more to local traditional construction. It housed a crane and a side loading bay with tall doors and a canopy for road vehicles; a smaller office building was tacked on to the side. The adjacent goods yard was served by five sidings. In addition, eight railway cottages were constructed nearby for staff. Access to the goods yard and exit from the Down loop serving platform 1 was controlled by "South Box" (or "B Box") which was brought into use on 27 April 1902 and situated to the west of the station, although it was only infrequently used. On the opposite side of the station at the end of the Up main line platform was "North Box" (or "A Box"), which replaced a previous box known as Stammerham Junction dating from 1865, possibly at the same time as South Box was brought into use or even a few days earlier.

Opening
The station opened on 28 April 1902,  although the official ceremony took place on Thursday 1 May 1902. The station was initially known as Christ's Hospital (West Horsham), but when tickets were issued to travel to Christ's Hospital school for its opening ceremony on 29 May 1902, they were made out to Stammerham Junction. Special trains bound for the school departed from  at 1520,  at 1525 and Sutton at 1540, all due to arrive at Christ's Hospital at 1645. Some of the schoolmasters were dispatched to Victoria and London Bridge to meet the pupils.

A report published in the West Sussex Gazette on 1 May 1902 called into question the wisdom of constructing such a large station for an area which was relatively sparsely populated. The initial service consisted of ten trains to Victoria, seven to Guildford and four to  with  served by three stopping services.

Unrealised ambitions and gradual decline

In the event, the LB&SCR's expectation of an income from the station to match the size of its premises would be defeated by two developments. Firstly, Christ's Hospital school only ever accommodated boarders; the LB&SCR had possibly not been informed of this when designing the station. Secondly, the anticipated residential development in the area did not materialise. This was largely because the school had purchased much of the land around the junction and had no desire to see their green fields filled with housing, the school having left London precisely to reestablish in greener surroundings. The LB&SCR was therefore left with a white elephant: the capacity and stature of the station being vastly out of proportion with its status as a useful rural interchange, rather than an important railway junction serving much of West Sussex.

The station was undoubtedly a useful interchange with trains travelling in four directions, but its own passenger receipts remained low due to the fact that its use by people unconnected with the school was limited. By 1953 the loop line intended for school trains was rusty due to lack of use. Much of the station's usefulness was lost in the 1960s when the Steyning Line and Cranleigh Line were closed, both having been put forward for closure in The Reshaping of British Railways report of 1963. The last train from Guildford ran on 12 June 1965 at 1855 and returned at 2034. The event was marked at Christ's Hospital station by pupils from Christ's Hospital school who sang Abide with Me as the train pulled away. The buildings on the Guildford platforms were demolished shortly afterwards.

The 1960s marked the start of a period of rationalisation which began with the closure of the goods yard on 4 September 1961, it having been little used in latter days. South Box closed around the same time. For a time the station was itself threatened with closure but survived following a public outcry and the presentation of a petition with 3,046 signatures to the Queen. The station's name was also changed to Christ's Hospital, with timetables published from 1968 showing the change.

Demolition of station buildings

In spite of a plea from the architectural critic Ian Nairn that Christ's Hospital station should be preserved in its original form, rationalisation began in autumn 1972 and continued until December, involving much simplification of the buildings and track layout to reduce them to a size more suited to the station's existing traffic. The station was rebuilt out of all recognition with demolition of all the main station buildings and reduction of the number of platforms from seven to two. The platforms that remain in use were originally numbered "3" and "4"; these are now respectively the Down and Up platforms served by the double track line between Horsham and Billingshurst.

Rubble from the works was used to infill the road for platform 1 and a section of the subway beneath it. In the place of the station building was a car park. The Guildford platforms were fenced off from the rest of the station but in 2020 they were restored as part of the Downs Link footpath.

The destruction of the station building has been described as a "mammoth act of vandalism" and a "slaughter". Only the subway and the waiting room on the Down main line platform survived and this was adapted to house toilets and a booking office. A bus-stop type shelter was provided on platform 2 and has been described as being "of a type that should have been outdated 100 years ago." Prior to demolition a "funeral party" was held by pupils and staff of Christ's Hospital school; 120 people attended with special tickets printed with a black border.

The goods shed, which had been used as a lost property store until around 1950, survived and was rented to Scottish & Newcastle as a distribution depot. Until relatively recently, there was a staffed ticket office in a box on the up platform, adjacent to a surviving semaphore signal.

In popular culture
The station, including the original building, appears as "Longhampton" in the 1965 comedy film Rotten to the Core, which featured SECR N class No. 31405.

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PureView was purchased by Microsoft a few years ago when it purchased Nokia's Devices and Services business.
HMD Global is working on its upcoming flagship smartphone, which will be named as Nokia 9 PureView. The name has been confirmed by Roland Quandt of WinFuture.de on his Twitter handle.
From the past few months, we have been hearing rumours regarding the Nokia 9 as the next flagship smartphone from HMD. Now according to his tweet, HMD Global upcoming flagship will be Nokia 9 PureView.
A couple of months ago HMD Global acquired the PureView brand trademark. The brand was lent to Microsoft during the acquisition deal. PureView was purchased by Microsoft a few years ago when it purchased Nokia's Devices and Services business. The Nokia 808 PureView was launched back in 2012 with a 41-megapixel camera, Now the latest information has confirmed that the next Nokia flagship will have Pureview branding with impressive camera features.
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