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Q: Rails is saving empty records my routes
TerritoryManagement::Application.routes.draw do

  get "new" => "territories#new", :as => "new"

  root :to => "territories#new"
  resources :territories
  resources :users
end

my model
 class Territory < ActiveRecord::Base
   validates :name, :presence => true, :uniqueness => true
   attr_accessor :name
 end

my controller
class TerritoriesController < ApplicationController
  def index
    @territories = Territory.all
  end

  def show
    @territory = Territory.find(params[:id])
  end

  def new
    @territory = Territory.new
  end

  def create
    @territory = Territory.new(params[:territory])
    if @territory.save
      redirect_to root_url, :notice => "Product successfully created!"
    else
      render "new"
    end
  end
end

my view
<%= form_for(@territory) do |f| %>

    <%= f.label :name %>

    <%= f.text_field :name %>

    <%= f.submit %>

<% end %>`

my database
for some reason the app is generating empty records...
sqlite> select * from territories;
1||2011-08-21 09:44:43.611946|2011-08-21 09:44:43.611946

Any ideas what's going wrong?

A: You're confusing attr_accessor with attr_accessible.
EDIT:
attr_accessor is a method that creates getter and setter for the given input symbols. Using it in an ActiveRecord models surely is not a good idea if you're rewriting database properties. I can't say off the top of my head what could happen but ActiveRecord surely misbehaves with it. Your name property is a field of your territories table I think and with rails 3 you have to declare which fields you want to be accessibile with mass-assignment. See docs : http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveModel/MassAssignmentSecurity/ClassMethods.html#method-i-attr_accessible
I hope this edit helps ;)

A: I'm not sure but try to remove the attr_accessor, probably you don't need that.


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1. JOHN A.1 BUNTAIN was born 1787 in Virginia, and died June 22, 1858 in Highland County Ohio. He married ELIZABETH REID, daughter of DANIEL REID and MARGARTE PATTERSON. She was born Abt. 1787 in Rockbridge County Virginia, and died July 25, 1858 in Highland County Ohio.
2. i. ALEXANDER2 BUNTAIN, b. January 07, 1813, Rock Castle Virginia; d. September 08, 1870, Whitley County Indiana.
3. iii. DANIEL REID BUNTAIN, b. July 04, 1811, Rockbridge County Virginia.
4. iv. JOHN BUNTAIN, b. 1817, Highland County Ohio; d. 1878, Whitley County Indiana.
vi. WILLIAM BUNTAIN, b. 1825, Highland County Ohio.
5. vii. JAMES BUNTAIN, b. 1828, Highland County Ohio.
2. ALEXANDER2 BUNTAIN (JOHN A.1) was born January 07, 1813 in Rock Castle Virginia, and died September 08, 1870 in Whitley County Indiana. He married MARY J. BUCK September 23, 1841 in Whitley County Indiana, daughter of JOHN BUCK and CATHERINE. She was born 1819 in Madison County Ohio, and died October 29, 1902 in Kosciusco County Indiana.
Alexander Buntain, deceased, when but an infant child accompanied his parents from Virginia-his native state-to Highland County Ohio. He was born in 1813, and resided in Ohio until about the year 1841, when he came to this township and began improving land, owned by his father. He married, in September, 1841, Miss Mary J. Buck, and shortly afterward settled on the farm he had cleared, and for many years lived happily. At his death, which occured in September 1870, the community mourned the loss of an old and valued citizen. Mr. Buntain serve in the capicity of Township Trustee two terms, and was the father of six children, all of whom are living but one. Mrs. Buntain is the daughter of John and Catherine Buck, who came from Madison County Ohio, to this township, and located in 1839, on the farm now owned by Henry Bailey. Mrs buntain is yet living on the homestead farm.
6. i. WILLIAM HENRY3 BUNTAIN, b. November 16, 1853, Whitley County Indiana; d. May 22, 1931.
7. ii. MARGARET BUNTAIN, b. February 1847.
8. iii. JOHN J. BUNTAIN, b. November 03, 1842, Whitley County Indiana; d. November 02, 1923, Whitley County Indiana.
iv. SARAH L. BUNTAIN, b. October 26, 1861, Whitley County Indiana; d. August 16, 1862, Whitley County Indiana.
v. MARY L. BUNTAIN, b. Abt. 1849.
vi. MILLIEM H. BUNTAIN, b. Abt. 1854.
9. vii. MATILDA M. BUNTAIN, b. April 04, 1858, Whitley County Indiana; d. June 30, 1891, Whitley County Indiana.
3. DANIEL REID2 BUNTAIN (JOHN A.1) was born July 04, 1811 in Rockbridge County Virginia. He married SARAH LUCINDA WRIGHT February 02, 1837 in Highland County Ohio. She was born Abt. 1818 in Highland County Ohio.
i. WILLIAM3 BUNTAIN, b. 1838, Highland County Ohio; d. 1855, Highland County Ohio.
ii. MARGARET BUNTAIN, b. 1840, Highland County Ohio; d. 1858, Highland County Ohio.
10. iii. JOHN ALEXANDER BUNTAIN, b. 1843, Highland County Ohio.
4. JOHN2 BUNTAIN (JOHN A.1) was born 1817 in Highland County Ohio, and died 1878 in Whitley County Indiana. He married LYDIA ANN TRIMBLE September 21, 1843 in Whitley County Indiana, daughter of ABNER TRIMBLE and MARY. She was born 1815 in Madison County Ohio, and died November 25, 1904 in Whitley County Indiana.
i. JOHN R.3 BUNTAIN, b. Abt. 1847; m. MARY ANN ALBIN.
ii. MARY BUNTAIN, b. June 25, 1854, Whitley County Indiana; d. August 25, 1856, Whitley County Indiana.
iii. INFANT DAUGHTER BUNTAIN, b. August 18, 1870, Whitley County Indiana; d. August 19, 1870, Whitley County Indiana.
iv. ELISHA FOSTER BUNTAIN, b. January 03, 1850, Whitley County Indiana; d. November 01, 1910, Whitley County Indiana; m. ELIZABETH MASTON, March 29, 1890, Whitley County Indiana; b. 1858; d. 1956.
Foster Buntain, aged sixty-one years and oe of the best known men in Whitley County died at his home in Richland township Tuesday morning at six-thirty o'clock after an illness of three days death resulting from obstruction of the bowels. The deceased was first taken ill last Sunday when at that time he was seized with a ravenous hunger and proceded to eat a number of hard green apples. Sunday night he was taken ill with cramps and Doctor Tennant was summoned and pronounced it collic and gave the patient medicines that relieved te pain. Monday when the doctor was called he was in a state of collapse and Dr. D.S. Linville was called into consultation by Dr. Tennant, the result being that they found his temperature below normal, the extremeties cold and the pulse feeble, but no pain or abdominal distension. However he was in a relax state and stimulants and artificial heat was administered all day and a normal solution of salt water was used three times. At eight o'clock Monday evening he was seized with violent pain which seemed to be confined to the right side of the abdomen, and it was then decided that it was a case for immediate interference, Dr. Duemling of Fort Wayne was summoned to his bedside. While the doctor was enroute from Fort Wayne preperations were made by Drs. Tennant and Linville for an operation and upon Duemling's arrival the abdomen was opened and it was then found that one of the intestines had a band about it and was attached to the Illeo Cencle region, and that about eight or ten feet of the intestine was as black as could be, and that circulation had been shut off from that region. The adhesion was torn loose, the bowels steamed and hurriedly placed back in the abdomen and the incision closed. The patient rallied from the anaesthetic in about one hour, but could not rest and Tuesday morning he departed this life.
At the time he was first taken ill his condition was such that the physicians instructed those in charge to send for his wife who on last Thursday went to Lincoln Nebraska to make a visit with relatives, this being the first visit that she had made since thier marriage. They immediatly telegraphed to her , she leaving Lincoln , Monday morning for home. She was met Tuesday by M.H. Maston a Chicago who is a brother and on whose shoulders fell the duty of informing Mrs. Buntain of her husbands death.
The deceased was born in Richland township,Whitley County January 3rd, 1850 and died November 1, 1910, his age at the time of his demise being 60 years, 9 months and 28 days. He recieved his early education in Richland township and was reared to manhood at the old Buntain homestead where he died. He was united in marriage in 1889 to Miss Elizabeth Maston, and to this union there were no children. He leaves a wife , one brother, John R. Buntain, and one sister Mrs. C.D. Copelan and a host of other friends and relatives to mourn thier loss.
The funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the Larwill M.E. church the Rev. Wright officiating and interment will be made in the Larwill Cemetery.
5. JAMES2 BUNTAIN (JOHN A.1) was born 1828 in Highland County Ohio. He married MELISSA EVANS April 01, 1852 in Highland County Ohio. She was born Abt. 1831, and died in Highland County Ohio.
i. FRANCIS3 BUNTAIN, b. Abt. 1855, Highland County Ohio.
ii. NANCY BUNTAIN, b. Abt. 1857, Highland County Ohio.
6. WILLIAM HENRY3 BUNTAIN (ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born November 16, 1853 in Whitley County Indiana, and died May 22, 1931. He married EDNA W. COPPAGE September 17, 1906 in Whitley County Indiana, daughter of WILLIAM COPPAGE and MARTHA CUMMINS. She was born August 20, 1875 in Whitley County Indiana, and died May 19, 1961 in Whitley County Indiana.
Mrs. Edna W. Buntain, 85, a life long resident of Whitley county died at 8:20 p.m. Friday at the Farris Nursing Home where she had been a patient since last June.
Although she had been in failing health since entering the nursing home, she had not been bedfastand her death was unexpected.
She was a native of Etna-Troy township, and was born August 20, 1875, a daughter of William and Martha Cummins Coppage. Her first marriage was to Arthur Reid who preceeded her in death in 1901.
On September 26,1905, she was united in marriage to William H. Buntain. They started housekeeping on the Buntain farm one-half mile north of Larwill, where they spent their entire married life. Mr. Buntain died on May 22, 1931.
Mrs. Buntain was a member of the Larwill Methodist Church.
The surviving relatives include one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Carrie Reid of R 6, Robert Reid of R 3, and Mrs. William Kissinger, South Whitley; and nine great-grandchildren.
She was the last of her family of five children. One son James Reid and an infant son, William Buntain preceeded her in death.
The body is at the Smith and Sons Funeral Home where friends may call after 7 p.m. today. the Rev. Joseph Kipfer, pastor of the Larwill Methodist Church, will officiate at the funeral services to be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Funeral Home. Commital services and burial will follow the funeral home rites in the Lakeview cemetery at Larwill.
11. i. WILLIAM ARTHUR4 BUNTAIN, b. April 24, 1905, Whitley County Indiana; d. February 28, 1989, Kosciusco County Indiana.
7. MARGARET3 BUNTAIN (ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born February 1847.
i. GRACE P.4 BUNTAIN, b. September 1880.
8. JOHN J.3 BUNTAIN (ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born November 03, 1842 in Whitley County Indiana, and died November 02, 1923 in Whitley County Indiana. He married LAURA ELLEN KLINGER, daughter of JAMES KLINGER and SARAH STOUFFER. She was born September 25, 1847, and died June 26, 1926 in Whitley County Indiana.
12. i. JOHN WESLEY4 BUNTAIN, b. August 07, 1868, Whitley County Indiana.
ii. CHARLES L. BUNTAIN, b. Abt. 1869.
iii. LUELLA M. BUNTAIN, b. Abt. 1876; m. SIMON HELFRICK, November 28, 1896, Whitley County Indiana.
13. iv. FRED H. BUNTAIN, b. June 14, 1880, Whitley County Indiana; d. August 21, 1954, Kosciusco County Indiana.
v. CLARA B. BUNTAIN, b. December 01, 1886; d. January 03, 1963.
9. MATILDA M.3 BUNTAIN (ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born April 04, 1858 in Whitley County Indiana, and died June 30, 1891 in Whitley County Indiana. She married JAMES ALBERT KEENER July 03, 1884 in Whitley County Indiana. He was born November 30, 1855 in Whitley County Indiana, and died July 26, 1924 in Jasper County Indiana.
14. i. FOREST MERLIN4 KEENER, b. October 08, 1885, Whitley County Indiana; d. May 09, 1969, Allen County Indiana.
ii. WILLIAM ESTA KEENER, b. August 1888.
iii. ORTHA L. KEENER, b. August 1890, Whitley County Indiana; d. January 1891, Whitley County Indiana.
10. JOHN ALEXANDER3 BUNTAIN (DANIEL REID2, JOHN A.1) was born 1843 in Highland County Ohio. He married NANCY A. LEAVERTON January 26, 1871 in Highland County Ohio.
i. FRANK LESLIE4 BUNTAIN, b. 1872, Highland County Ohio; d. 1872, Highland County Ohio.
ii. WILLIAM CLARENCE BUNTAIN, b. 1873, Highland County Ohio; d. 1874, Highland County Ohio.
11. WILLIAM ARTHUR4 BUNTAIN (WILLIAM HENRY3, ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born April 24, 1905 in Whitley County Indiana, and died February 28, 1989 in Kosciusco County Indiana. He married HELEN OLIVER October 04, 1925 in Whitley County Indiana, daughter of BENSON OLIVER and GERTRUDE WALDON. She was born October 11, 1905 in Whitley County Indiana, and died August 19, 1965 in Whitley County Indiana.
W. Arthur Buntain, 83, formerly of Old Lake, died at 12:50 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1989, at the home of his daughter Vera Clark, R 5, Warsaw. He had been ill several months.
He was born April 24, 1905, in Richland township, Whotley County, a son of Fred and Ellen Belle Reid Buntain.
He was educated at Larwill School and was first employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. He later went to work at General Electric in Fort Wayne and retired there after 35 years. After retirement from G. E., he took employment with Owens-Illinios Company in Warsaw and retired in 1970.
On Oct. 19, 1924, he was married to Helen Oliver. They lived most of thier married lives in Larwll. Mrs. Buntain died on Aug. 19, 1965.
In 1973 Mr. Buntain moved to Old Lake.
His church affiliation was the Larwill United Methodist Church.
Surviving are a son Wendell Buntain of Frankfort Germany; six daughters; Mrs. Bob (Doris) Brumfield Todd of Palmetto, Fla., Ardeth Rager and Gertrude Maggert, both of Columbia City; Mrs. Karen (Vera) Clark, of R5 Warsaw, and Mrs. Phil (Louise) Dacey of Columbus, Ohio, and Alice Brumfield of Warsaw.
Also surviving are 23 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.
The funeral is being arranged at Smith and Sons Funeral Home.
Mrs. Helen Buntain, 59, wife of Arthur Buntain, Larwill, ended her life about 1:15 a.m. today when she walked into the path of an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at the east edge of Larwill.
Her death was the second in less than a week by this means. Mrs. Virginia Phillips, 47, Warsaw, took her life in a similiar manner Tuesday.
Mrs. buntain for ten or 12 years had been an employe at Whitley County Hospital and had been working in the offices of the institution.
Her husband told Dr. John S. Wilson, county coroner, and State Trooper Melvin Wall, who investigated the death, that she had been extremely despondent during the past several weeks and that on previous occasions he had halted her from walking some 125 feet down a path from their home to the railroad tracks.
The death was reported by the train crew which brought the eastbound passenger train to a halt when the engineer reported that a woman had walked into the path of the train. The crew notified the Vandale tower and it halted a westbount freight train a mile east of Larwill east of the Si Menzie farm until a search revealed the body.
The train was NO.54 which its engineer G. O. Hoot reported was traveling about 75 miles an hour.
Apparently Mrs. Buntain was hurled some 95 feet across the westbound track. Identification was made by one built-up shoe which she wore and by parts of her dress. She was hurled 95 feet in a northeast direction to a point 28 feet north of the north rail of the westbound track.
Her husband was disturbed by the red lights on emergency vehicles and left his bed. He noticed her glasses on the kitchen table along with her wrist watch. He searched the house for her but could not find her.
Mrs. Buntain was born on Oct. 11, 1905, a daughter of Benson and Gertrude Waldon Oliver.
She graduated from the South Whitley high school and on October 4, 1926, was united in marriage to W. Arthur Buntain. They estabolished their first home in South Whitley and with the exception of a period of three months, during which time they were at Fort Wayne, they have always resided in Whitley county. Since 1940 they have made their home at Larwill near the Larwill School.
The surviving relatives in addition to her husband, include one son, Wendell Buntain, Lucern; six daughters, Mrs. Merle (Doris) Brumfield, R 4 Warsaw, Mrs. Ardith Rager, R 4 Warsaw, Mrs. Karen (Vera) Clark, R 2 Warsaw, Mrs. Darrel (Louise) Brown, Standish Mich., Mrs. Benjamin (Gertrude) Maggert, Columbia City, Mrs. Gerald (Alice) Pfeiffer, Pierceton; 21 grandchildren; two brothers, Carl Olivewr, Youngstown, Ohio and Spencer Oliver, Fort Wayne; one sister, Mrs. Pearl Meyers, South Whitley.
One brother, Walden and one sister, Lydia, preceded her in death.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:00 a.m. at the Smith and Sons Funeral Home with Rev. Henry G. Weber, pastor of the Larwill Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow the funeral home rites in the South Whitley cemetery.
iii. DORIS BUNTAIN, m. BOB BRUMFIELD.
vii. LOUISE BUNTAIN, m. PHIL DACEY.
12. JOHN WESLEY4 BUNTAIN (JOHN J.3, ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born August 07, 1868 in Whitley County Indiana. He married EVA KERR. She was born 1863, and died September 30, 1890.
15. i. RALPH RUSSELL5 BUNTAIN, b. August 16, 1890; d. July 07, 1959, Kane County Illinois.
13. FRED H.4 BUNTAIN (JOHN J.3, ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born June 14, 1880 in Whitley County Indiana, and died August 21, 1954 in Kosciusco County Indiana. He married (1) ELLEN BELLE REID June 14, 1900 in Kosciusco County Indiana. She died August 12, 1941. He married (2) MARY GREEN October 17, 1943.
Fred H. Buntain, 74, a resident of R.2 Warsaw for the last two years and former resident of Larwill for many years died at 12:10 Saturday afternoon at the McDonald Hospital where he ahd been a patient for three months suffering from carcinoma.
He was a native of Larwill and was born on June 14, 1880, a son of John and Ellen Klinger Buntain.
Following his marriage to Ellen Belle Reid they started housekeeping on a farm near Larwill. Mrs. Buntain died August 12, 1941. On October 17, 1943 he was united in marriage to the former Mary Green. They moved to Punta Gorda Florida where they made their home until two years ago when they came to Warsaw.
Mr. Buntain was a member of Larwill Methodist Church and his lodge affiliations were with the IOOF and the K. of P. Lodges.
The surviving relatives include his wife, Mary; one son, Arthur Buntain, Larwill; ten grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Simon Helfrich, and Mrs. Clara Webb both of Larwill; Mrs. Bertha Fowler, Talmadge, Calif.; and three step-sons, Mark Reid, Pierceton, S Sgt. Stanley Hutchinson, Long Island N.Y., and Leroy Hutchinson, Evansville.
The body was removed to the Smith and Sons Funeral Home where Rev. O.L. Johnson, pastor of the Warsaw Church of God officiated at the funeral rites at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Committal services and burial were in the Hillcrest Cemetery at Pierceton.
14. FOREST MERLIN4 KEENER (MATILDA M.3 BUNTAIN, ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born October 08, 1885 in Whitley County Indiana, and died May 09, 1969 in Allen County Indiana. He married ANNA MARIA GRINDLE February 22, 1911 in St. Joseph Michigan. She was born 1895, and died September 18, 1961.
i. FRANCIS EDWARD5 KEENER, b. February 06, 1923; d. December 21, 1998, Florida; m. RUTH JEANNETTE RIDER; b. October 08, 1924.
ii. MERLIN KEENER, b. October 12, 1911; d. February 22, 1985.
iii. VIRGINIA KEENER, b. May 21, 1916; d. 1972.
iv. KENNETH KEENER, b. September 19, 1918.
15. RALPH RUSSELL5 BUNTAIN (JOHN WESLEY4, JOHN J.3, ALEXANDER2, JOHN A.1) was born August 16, 1890, and died July 07, 1959 in Kane County Illinois. He married ELVA LENORA BELCHER, daughter of SYLVESTER BELCHER and MARGARET DONALD. She was born August 03, 1890 in Michigan, and died June 08, 1970 in Kalamazoo Michigan.
i. ROBERT RALPH6 BUNTAIN, b. May 02, 1917, Kalamazoo Michigan; d. November 10, 2002, Kirkwood Missouri.


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Home›Latest News›The proposed state budget and the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund
The proposed state budget and the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund
A few miles north of where U.S. Hwy. 2 separates Ironwood from Hurley, the Montreal River babbles green through the gentle rocks of Peterson Falls before plummeting again down an 18-foot waterfall known, resting at the border between Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula as it does, as Interstate Falls.
Thanks to a conservation easement agreement, the private owner of this land has for a long time made the falls open to the public for hiking and recreating, one of many tourist attractions offered by a Wisconsin that is bountiful with such natural treasures. Now as the Northwoods Land Trust prepares to make an offer to purchase the falls and surrounding lands, the proposed biennial state budget for fiscal years 2016 and 2017 may pose a threat to the future of Interstate Falls as a public resource.
Bryan Pierce is the executive director of the Northwoods Land Trust. The budget proposal, he says, is endangering the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, a program that helps provide funds for state conservation organizations to purchase lands for recreating and habitat preservation, as well as for productive land. The budget proposes "prohibiting purchases from the Stewardship subprogram for land acquisition until the ratio between total amount expended from that program and debt service reaches a ratio of $8 of cumulative expenditures for every $1 of debt service." It is estimated that it will take until the year 2028 to reach this point.
"Everyone who is interested in public access for hunting, fishing, hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, birding or just enjoying natural scenic beauty should be deeply concerned about this proposal," says Pierce.
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, established in 1989 to preserve valuable natural areas and wildlife habitat, takes its name from two former governors – a Republican and a Democrat. Gaylord Nelson presided over the state from 1959 to 1963, and later became a United States senator. Although he strongly advocated for civil rights and was outspoken in his opposition to the Vietnam War, Nelson is best known for his environmental efforts, and for founding Earth Day. Warren Knowles served as lieutenant governor during one of Nelson's terms, and later served three terms of his own. Most notable for his efforts to improve statewide environmental practices and his love for sport, Knowles is a member of the Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame.
Pierce explains that the program's namesakes both understood the importance of purchasing lands for conservation as public resources despite their differing party affiliations. "When the program's funding was expanded and made available, it was named after the two governors as a sign of bipartisanship." The program has received bipartisan support since the foundation of the fund, but now seems likely to be another in a series of recent casualties of party line votes in Wisconsin.
State Senator Tom Tiffany of Wisconsin's 12th District, which encompasses much of the northeastern part of the state, says that while the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program has been very beneficial to the area, "the tab has continued to accumulate to where we have a significant amount of debt, and I think we need to see some reforms to the program.
"It has been a very important program for the last twenty-five years to protect some areas that most of the public agrees are important to save, in particular the Rainbow, Willow and Turtle-Flambeau flowages," says Tiffany, a Republican from Little Rice. "But we owe a billion dollars over the next twenty years. Debt service comes to $1.5 million per week to pay off." Tiffany says he supports the governor's proposal to take a "time out" for a few years and pay down some of the debt, especially in light of other needs.
Bryan Pierce thinks that it is short-sighted to cut off the successful and popular program for more than a decade. "Tourism is the Number Two source of state income. Investment in the stewardship fund is an investment in tourism and an investment in the state economy." Still, he says, Gov. Walker's proposed budget has more dire consequences in relation to the Department of Natural Resources. "The stewardship plan is very critical to our own organization, but other policy changes affecting the DNR should be of great significance and importance, particularly to anyone interested in preserving their own lake."
Between 2016 and 2017 the proposed budget would slash nearly $25 million from the DNR's current budget. Along with budget cuts, 66 positions within the department would be eliminated, including a large reduction of research initiatives, some of which are long-term research projects aimed at protecting lakes and monitoring invasive species. The plan has been interpreted overall as a loss of autonomy for the department.
Pierce emphasizes that the costs of land purchases are far outweighed by their economic benefits. According to him, what amounts to roughly $89 million annual debt service supports a $20 billion forest products industry, a $10.8 billion tourism industry, and a $12 billion outdoor recreation industry, including a $4 billion economic impact from hunting and fishing alone. He adds that, like any property, purchases are paid down as with a mortgage over 30 years or so.
For Sen. Tiffany, the 13-year moratorium on stewardship funding is a result of budgetary decisions and weighing "needs versus wants."
"The question constituents have posed is: 'Are you going to fund transportation, or are you going to buy more land?' 'Are you going to fund health care and senior care, or are you going to buy more land?' Most would prioritize education, transportation and health care."
Tiffany dismisses the notion that halting the stewardship fund would affect the state's tourism industry. "We have so many wonderful tourist attractions for people in the state. Almost twenty percent of our land is publicly owned," he says. "There are so many wonderful opportunities to recreate that won't just go away."
Bryan Pierce fears that if Knowles-Nelson funds are unavailable to purchase the 38-acre parcel of land surrounding Interstate Falls now, it could be generations before the public again has the opportunity to enjoy this slice of Wisconsin's scenery. A balance with nature for its intrinsic beauty and habitat conservation is necessary, according to Sen. Tiffany, but at this point in time, part of that balance is making sure children are educated. "At this point, my first priority is education."
The proposed budget, along with major cuts to the DNR including the stewardship foundation, has recently caused an uproar over large cuts to the University of Wisconsin system. Surely as the Montreal River tumbles over Interstate Falls, civic debate over the proposed budget will continue to rage long after it is ultimately decided in the statehouse this summer.
Matt Persike lives in Rhinelander. His articles also appear in Northwoods 'boomers and Beyond and Northwoods Commerce magazines.
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This page is for recruitment agencies in the West Midlands region of England, UK. Here you will find details of companies offering staffing services and jobs in Staffordshire, Warwickshire, the West Midlands county and Worcestershire.
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valk wrote: Don't touch T64BM. USSR finally can into tank fight. All what we need just remove ATGM and make it 85 pts.
Erich Honecker wrote: My teammate cant take part into the tournament, so we don't join. sorry.
you do realize i can get marines in a normal deck correct?
It is posible to do. They did in WAB. Unless you have not understood me.
Sir Typhoon wrote: A good nerf for Tomcat, will be to limit him to only marine type. Taht is that Tomcat will be only deployable in general, and marine decks.
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Route to the future
With the arrival of a vibrant new open air art gallery and the newly completed Spine Route, Zena Farel welcomes the transformation of London's South Bank.
By System Administrator July 25, 1997 12:00 am January 29, 2015 11:55 pm
If you are among those who habitually avoid the derelict rat-run behind London's South Bank Centre, it's time to take another look. Gone are the litter-strewn streets and squalor; even the perennial problems caused by confusing signposting are a thing of the past, there are now smart, simply-designed finger-posts and street maps.
Renamed the "Spine Route", the streets linking Waterloo Station with some of London's most famous arts venues have been transformed by architect Lifschutz Davidson into a vibrant arts boulevard.
The festive appearance of the area has been achieved less by the introduction of substantial landscaping, than by the stainless steel street-lighting which incorporates an innovative open-air art gallery. The street-lights are designed to supply safer, brighter lighting and also to provide internal illumination for banners which are hung from them.
The open competition to find the 33 6m-high banner designs has produced an eclectic and dynamic mix of the painterly and the bizarre, including computer-generated images of muscular legs and flying plastic pigs. No one could accuse the panel of playing it safe.
But, with an overall emphasis on functionality and simplicity, the street furniture of the Spine Route is streamlined and easy on the eye. The preponderance of co-ordinating steel litter-bins and cycle-racks is most welcome. These, along with newly widened pavements generously studded with matching steel bollards, the installation of CCTV, 150 semi-mature trees and traffic-calming measures give the whole area an inviting, people-friendly atmosphere.
This, however, is just the first stage of a project which includes the partial rebuilding of the South Bank River Walk, improvements around Waterloo Station and a proposed central London bus service linking Covent Garden, the South Bank and the Tower of London. The group responsible for the radical regeneration is the South Bank Employers' Group – an association of major local businesses and cultural organisations – which is regarded as a pioneering partnership between the private and public sectors.
Kate Hoey, MP for Vauxhall and long-time supporter of the scheme, says, "The Spine Route is the first positive proof that something is happening on the South Bank. This would not have been achieved without genuine partnership between employers, the local community and local authorities. The South Bank shows that there is another way to tackle London's problems."
One of the group's aims, now well underway, is to create a much-needed coherent visual identity for the South Bank, including the wasteland around Waterloo – once described as "a desperate, blighted landscape which could demean Sarajevo".
The history of Waterloo Station since 1848 is one of sporadic, unplanned development and the area presents particular problems for pedestrians. The proposed Waterloo Place should put an end to the nightmare of confusing signposting and badly-routed walkways. Pedestrians are relegated to the dangerously gloomy and often flooded underpass. In future, people will be able to walk directly from Victory Arch on to a new public square with easy access to shops and cafés, as well as the Imax cinemas and bus station.
A promising start has been made with the installation of signage, initially created by Henrion Ludlow and Schmidt and CDT Design. The subtle monochrome finger-posts are ideally sited, clearly visible and accessible to pedestrian and driver alike. Accompanied by comprehensive, primary-coloured maps and information structures which cleverly give a bird's-eye-view of the area, it's just possible that the days of the utterly lost, frustrated visitor wandering the South Bank could be over – now that would really be progress.
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In a bid to be both helpful and sticky, most Windows software seems to install code to be run when Windows starts up. My laptop had about 25 different executables set to run at boot time. Spybot has a great "System Startup" panel that shows all of the startup entries, and lets you disable them individually.
Part of the information shown about each entry is a quick description of what it is, where it came from, why it got put there, and whether it can be safely disabled. Many of these entries are credited to Paul Collins' Startup List, which is one of those reference works only the web could have produced: obsessive, helpful, authoritative, and mind-bogglingly detailed. Its utility is limited to those times when you need to identify a mysterious bit of flora from your invisible Windows ecosystem, but when you need it, you really need it, and it delivers.
Using Spybot and Paul's list, I disabled more than half of my sneaky Windows startups. My machine boots ever so much faster, and I don't even have the "show me more" button on my system tray any more, because I only have icons there that I actually want to see. Bliss.
Thanks for the info... I have to do some diagnostics on my kid's machine this weekend, and I think these are just the tools I need to get to the bottom of a couple of nagging issues.


The Pueblo Chieftain reports that according to a survey by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than half of all high school seniors admit to texting or emailing while driving. Amanda Lenhart of the Pew Research Center believes that these results are not surprising and indicates that texting is the most common way that many teens communicate with their peers. The survey did not ask about whether texting is done while the vehicle is in motion or stopped, at traffic lights for example, but the numbers still seem to reveal a rather unsettling trend in unsafe driving habits among teenagers.
Have you been seriously injured in a distracted driving accident? Speak with a dedicated Pueblo distracted driving accident attorney to discuss your options.
Distraction.gov, an official government website for distracted driving, reports that over 3,000 people were killed in crashes involving distracted driving in 2010, with over 400,000 more injured. Of course, there are more forms of distraction on the road than texting and driving, but regardless these numbers are disturbing. 18% of all injury crashes involved distracted driving.
If you have been injured in a distracted driving accident, speak with a veteran Pueblo distracted driving accident attorney immediately to discuss your options. Medical bills can pile up quickly after car accidents, with after-effects of injuries potentially lasting a lifetime. Mickey Smith can help make sure that you don't have to suffer financial hardship on top of physical injury as medical bills, property damage, and lost wages create a hole that many people are unable to climb out of. For more information and a FREE CONSULTATION contact Mickey today at (719)544-0062.
According to the Colorado State Patrol (CSP), there were 290 fatal automobile accidents in Colorado in 2008. In 46 of these accidents, speed was determined to be a contributing factor. It is imperative that all drivers obey speed limits and safety signs while on Colorado road ways. The consequences of speeding can be deadly. Luckily for the man in the story reported by The Gazette, his careless driving didn't kill him or someone else.
Have you been injured in an accident or know somebody who has been killed in a Colorado automobile accident? If so, you need to speak to a Pueblo injury attorney about your legal options. Mickey W. Smith has years of experience working on Colorado automobile accident cases, and he will put his knowledge and experience to work for you. Call 719-544-0062 free review of your case.


AR view lets you view products in your home before you buy them. You can see how they fit, and test how they look. Curious whether a throw pillow is the right shade of blue, or whether a mixer you like will fit under the counter? Now just pull out your phone to find out.
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Fernando Maestre, Andrea Castillo-Monroy, Matthew Bowker, and Raul Ochoa-Húeso have a paper in Early View in the Journal titled "Species richness effects on ecosystem multifunctionality depend on evenness, composition and spatial pattern".
Fernando has written a nice lay summary of the research presented in the paper, which we provide below. Also, Maestre et al. used methods in their paper that were published in Methods in Ecology & Evolution, for which Fernando Maestre and Nicholas Gotelli produced a video (embedded at the bottom).
Biological soil crusts (BSCs) are specialized communities formed by mosses, lichens, liverworts, cyanobacteria, and other organisms that live on the soil surface in dryland ecosystems worldwide, where they can constitute as much as 70% of their living cover. These communities strongly influence key ecosystem processes like infiltration, CO2 fluxes and nitrogen fixation and transformations, influence the establishment and development of vascular plants and hold particular microbial, fungal, nematode and microarthropod communities. Therefore, BSCs are crucial to maintain ecosystem structure and functioning in drylands.
As noted in the pictures above, which were taken on gypsum outcrops in Sax (Alicante, SE Spain), BSCs are not just beautiful, but are also a good model system for studying important and highly debated ecological questions, such as biotic interactions and biodiversity–ecosystem functioning relationships. Some features of BSCs make them particularly appealing to study how biodiversity and other biotic features, such as the spatial pattern of organisms, may affect ecosystem functioning. The species concept is relatively well-defined within BSC organisms, their functional attributes are also relatively well-known, and estimation and manipulation of biodiversity in experiments is feasible, at least within some groups of BSC biota. These attributes, together with the important ecosystem functions these organisms play, make BSCs an interesting, but clearly understudied community for biodiversity-ecosystem functioning research.
In our paper, we used BSCs as a model system to evaluate the joint effects and relative importance of biodiversity (species composition, richness and evenness) and spatial pattern as drivers of ecosystem functions related to nutrient cycling, and to) assess how these community attributes affect ecosystem multifunctionality. To achieve these aims, we conducted two microcosm experiments using soil and lichens collected in the field (below is pictured one of the microcosm units used), which were maintained over 2.5 years under natural environmental conditions in the plant growth facilities of our university in Móstoles (central Spain).
Setting up these experiments involved a quite substantial amount of work, as we had to cut over 25000 (!) 1 cm × 1 cm lichen squares from 10 different species, and to transplant them carefully into the microcosm according to different combinations of spatial pattern (clumped vs. random), species composition, evenness and richness (you can see a video describing how the experiment was set up here). These experiments were somewhat risky too, as nobody has carried out similar manipulations with BSC-forming lichens until then, and thus we did not know at the moment of setup if the lichen species used would survive and grow, and thus prove useful for testing our hypotheses, or if they would all die.
At the end, and while some mortality occurred, most of the species used were able to establish and grow in our microcosms, and the experiment yielded very interesting results, with far-reaching implications. Our findings illustrate how different community attributes have a diverse impact on ecosystem functions related to nutrient cycling, and provide new experimental evidence illustrating the importance of the spatial pattern of organisms on ecosystem functioning. They also indicate that species richness is not the only biotic driver of multifunctionality, and that particular combinations of community attributes may be required to maximize it.
We hope that our paper, and these pictures too, will motivate further work with BSCs, as these multi-trophic, multi-functional and fascinating organisms can provide us with a deeper understanding of the consequences of biodiversity loss, and help enable a biodiversity-ecosystem functioning theory that is pertinent to the numerous ecosystem services provided by soil organisms.
January 31, 2012 in Author post, Photo Feature, Video.
yoг photos is very nice!!!


The Bolton High School Class of 2017 has accumulated $24,060,000 in scholarships and/or grants for 387 of the seniors in a class of more than 400 students. Sixteen have signed to play college sports.
They will attend 66 different colleges, including the U.S. Naval Academy, and 12 seniors have enlisted into the military. One has also opted for a gap year abroad as an au pair in Germany before starting higher education.
For the following members of the Class of 2017, an "E" signifies exemplary, an "H" signifies honors and a "D" signifies distinction.
Class members include Sara S. Abdelfattah, Tasnim K. Abdi (E, H/D), Jonathon C. Abel (E, H/D), Jasmine A. Abuan, De Tyis D. Adams, Derrick A. Adams, Tamia M. Aldridge (E), Thomas Z. Allen, Kelsey C. Anderson, Khastity K. Anderson, Martavius L. Anderson, Shaquandrea D. Anderson, Anna D. Arandia (E), Ellie K. Armitage (E, H/D), Jazsmin V. Arnold (E, H/D), Jakayla I. Askew, Takara A. Askew (E, H/D), Ca'mea D. Austin (D), Jafarious D. Bagley, Joshua D. Bagoyado (E, H/D), Kierra D. Bailey, Tyrano T. Banks, Adarius J. Barr, Keontae D. Barr, Steven J. Barton Jr., Jaylin V. Bates, Decarlos D. Beason, Alexandria S. Bien (E, H/D), Omar J. Binini, D'Adria E. Blackmon, Joshalyn M. Blair, Lorenzo T. Blayde, Benjamin R. Blevins, Jada A. Bolton, Lauren N. Bolton (E, H/D), Erica L. Bonner, Paris N. Boone, John M. Boren III (H), Morgan R. Bortka, Hannah E. Bowers (E, H/D), Antonio L. Boyce, Desmon D. Brady, Markkiah T. Bramlett, Heaven L. Branham, Anna K. Brawner (E, H/D), Chantashia M. 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When Dark Imperium was released last year, I was blown away by the Death Guard miniatures, and I started collecting Death Guard for Warhammer 40k. This in turn led me to Maggotkin of Nurgle for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and between the two of them, I amassed a lot of Nurglings. Now reading through the fluff, Nurglings seem to be fun, mischievous and horrible little things, that like nothing more than fooling around, messing about, and tearing people to shreds, all while passing on Nurgle's blessings.
I didn't really like adding them to the bases of miniatures, as they always looked too close, or obscured the detail of the miniature they were next to, or the miniature would block out their detail, so I placed them all in the bitz drawer for Nurgle, knowing full well I would use them for something, someday. When I picked up a Land Raider for the Death Guard, a plan started to form, and before long, the idea of the Nurgle Disco Tank was born.
For all intents and purposes, the tank would be used as any other Land Raider. It would look the same from the outside, and just be standard, but when the doors opened and the button was pressed, the insides would light up like the club in Saturday Night Fever, and the Nurglings would be able to party. I ordered a small circuit with ten LEDs in three colours, and like any buffoon with a great idea, I sallied forth with no real plan.
The initial idea was to fit the circuit board under the tank, or in the exhausts to the rear, so that the button was easily accessible. What I discovered though, was that the circuit was too big to fit underneath – the Land Raider being a heavy transport, it has the ground clearance of a Y Reg Fiesta with knackered suspension, and too big for the exhausts. The only area I could think to fit it, was the crew compartment, which beggared the question… where the hell does the switch go?
Thankfully, the Land Raider has a cupola right where the circuit fitted, so I fashioned a frame to hold the circuit in place, so that the cupola hatch could be pressed to light up the disco. The frame was made using bits of the left over sprue from the Land Raider, and supports the circuit on three of its sides. This should ("should") allow me to pop the top off the Land Raider to replace the batteries if the Nurglings party too hard.
Being in no way gifted in the ways of green stuff, I selected the points on the internal hull where I wanted the LEDs to go, gluing them into place to hold them firm where there was no other work needed, or drilling out the areas where I wanted the bulb to pop through. This would have been easier if I'd charged my drill before starting, alas I didn't, and I used a pin vice to drill out a lot of holes, then carved them out to allow the red LED to poke through.
I glued them onto the side of the hull that I'd glued into place, leaving one side off so I could access the interior of the tank.
With the locations of the bulbs selected, I had to work out the best way of allowing the wires access to where the bulbs were being fitted. In order to get the wires out of the crew compartment and into the track sections of the hull, I carved a notch out of the top of the hull above the rear door – circled in red on the second picture below. This allows the wires to be manoeuvred across the top of the notch, so that they aren't trapped, and aren't too visible through the front of the tank. In order to allow the wires to fit into place when the two sections of the track hull are fitted together, a few millimetres were trimmed off the hull around each door – the area to be carved out is marked in pencil on the first picture below.
With the two sections of hull able to be fitted together, I started looking at where to fit the wires, and how to hide the excess cable. The handy thing about the Land Raider, is that it has the two sections of hull join together with a number of connecting tubes, where one fits into the other. These, and the ridges inside create ideal spindles to loop the cables around so that the spare cable will end up hidden directly behind the tracks.
The wires connected to the LEDs with really thin connectors, and I was careful not to snap them off by repeatedly adjusting them and pressing the sides together over and over again until nothing was stopping them joining.
Below are a few of the pictures that shows the wires looped around the outer hull, meaning that the inside is almost completely wire free.
Outer track hull in place, I started to paint the inside of the Land Raider, and trying out some basic colours on the outside.
After starting work on the interior, I decided that I needed to start planning the occupants, and went through the drawer of Nurglings – it's not as big as it sounds – and chose a few who looked like they were having a jolly, including the sassy Nurgling in the MkII (I think) helmet.
That's all for Part 1. Part 2 can be found here.


There are several ways you could be cheated by your employer. Being paid a lower wage than is promised per the contract through illegal deductions or being forced to share tip jars with managers who aren't working the floor are only a couple. A more common practice is asking people to work unpaid overtime, such as illegally classifying them as management so overtime isn't paid, or refusing to record time worked over 40 hours. In all of these cases, your employer is stealing from you. They are cheating you out of money you should have received. Here is advice on what to do if you've been cheated by your employer.
Is your employer sending emails to remind everyone to work on Saturday, though this isn't reported on the time cards? Make copies of the email and timecards to prove it. Are employees classified as managers to avoid paying them overtime? Document their job responsibilities relative to that of managers so that you can go forward with a case. Are managers offering $10 an hour, but taking fees out of people's pay for uniforms or supplies the company should be providing? Make copies of pay stubs showing the illegal deductions. If the manager is demanding a share of the tip jar, write down the names of those similarly affected so they can be interviewed.
Get pay agreements in writing. For example, independent contractors should have a contract. Never rely on a verbal agreement, whether as a contractor or an employee. One way employers try to cheat employees is to classify them as contractors and then manage them like employees. In these situations, the employer is forcing you to pay self-employment taxes and avoiding paying insurance and providing benefits. A lawsuit legal employment attorney could be necessary when this is a common practice for a firm.
Research whether or not the time you think you're working should be compensated, such as getting in and out of a uniform at shift change. Verify any changes in your pay rate. The issue might be that payroll hasn't yet updated your records to show the higher pay rate, a mistake, not deliberate underpayment. In these cases, ask payroll to correct it – and it should be corrected in the next pay cycle. However, this can be a source of fraud in and of itself, when someone contributes money to tax withholding, savings plans or 401Ks and the employer doesn't contribute all the money to those accounts.
Once you have proof, report it first to management above the level of the responsible party. If you don't know if this person is involved in the scheme, report the matter to the company's HR or legal department.
When you complain about being cheated out of your wages, you have reported a violation of the law and this gives you whistleblower protection. If you complain to HR that the manager isn't recording overtime or thinks ordering pizza is enough to compensate for working a few hours on Friday night, it is illegal for them to fire you unless there is another just cause like a positive drug test.
Reporting issues sometimes raises legal concerns for the employee. For example, bosses may offer to pay you under the table. They don't have to pay as high a rate because they aren't paying employment taxes on the money, and some employees accept the money because it doesn't show up on their W-2 or get garnished. Reporting the matter could result in allegations of tax fraud for both parties. In other cases, the employee is punished through various means in retaliation for reporting the employer's fraud – this opens the door to a whistleblower lawsuit. Wrongful termination may necessitate legal representation to get unemployment benefits and/or a settlement from the former employer.
Collect hard information about the matters you want to report. Review the issue to see if the problem is actually a clerical error, or if the issue is systemic. Report the problem to the company's management or HR, and if the issue isn't resolved, talk to an attorney. Always seek legal counsel if the company has retaliated against you or there is a chance reporting the issue could get you into legal trouble personally.


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Archive -Nov 2013
Drop judgements. . .
Drop judgements, create life
By Shivi Verma
A simple technique called Access Consciousness is transforming lives across the world. Shivi Verma interviews its founder, Gary Douglas
Gary Douglas: Bringing consciousness to the world
Our greatest challenge is possibly the other person. Locked in our own egoic space, we react, we doubt, we distrust and we judge. All the time. And these judgments create a network of fearful thoughts that block universal bounty from entering our lives. Therefore, if we can create a space of fullness, contentment and completeness within ourself, the need to judge will drop. The moment this happens, fear leaves, relaxation sets in and universal gifts begin to effortlessly pour into our life.
But is it so simple to achieve this state of being? Yes, says Gary Douglas, founder of Access Consciousness, which claims to cut short the arduous journey to Higher Consciousness to a matter of an hour. US-based Gary stumbled upon this technique 25 years ago, when he was guided to discovering certain points on the skull which, on touching gently, dissolved past conditionings at lightning speed. He calls them bars. Pressing these points delete cell memories stored since lifetimes. This releases you to create the life of your choice. Ever since Access Bars entered India a couple of years ago, it has spread like wildfire. There are more than 350 Access Bars practitioners in Mumbai alone, all of who are busy holding classes and treating people. Access Bars phrases like "How does it get better than this?" or "Who does this belong to?" are becoming part of mainstream lingo.
Says Raaji Raaman, an Access Bars practitioner, "I have been into meditation and other spiritual modalities for the past few years. When I got into Access, I was looking for good health and an expanded consciousness. But as a side-effect, I have been enjoying harmonious communion with everybody around me, ever since I have stepped out of my reaction. I am also enjoying great health and energy.'
Says Kashmira Elavia, another practitioner, "For quite some time a friend had above Rs four lakh stuck in a bad investment. Though the investing party promised to return the sum, they were not even returning his calls. I told him to use Access Bars. Two days later, he called me and said they had reimbursed him in full, and even apologised for the delay."
Encouraged by the huge response, Gary Douglas is visiting India in November to hold classes on how to achieve divorceless relationships. He talks about his discovery in an email interview with Life Positive.
What is this consciousness that you say can be accessed by running the bars?
What we have are thoughts, feelings and emotions that we have been sold as truth; what we have available, though, is consciousness. It's not about what other people see as true but about what is true for you. Would you be willing to have an awareness of what is true for you? And not how you fit into everybody else's universe and reality?
How and when did you discover it? Was it something intuitive? How did you know what purpose it would serve?
I channelled the Bars 25 years ago while I was living in Santa Barbara. I was given the information about the points, and what they created. I knew from then that the Bars would create more consciousness in people and in the world, and that's why I did it.
Is it any different from the way seekers and sages have always attempted to reach the state of super consciousness?
The only difficulty is that the things we've all tried to do, haven't really worked that well. So we really need to be willing to look for something new. Because unless we look to that which goes beyond everything we know, we will not find that which will give us the freedom we're looking for.
You say you had success, houses, cars and money, but you were dissatisfied until you discovered Access. What has this discovery done for you?
It has changed my whole life. Made me happy at all times. It has given me a space where I can constantly create. A constant space of the possibilities that is ever present in the world, and which I always knew existed, but never seemed to be able to achieve.
How long does one have to practise Access tools to permanently be in the state of non-judgment?
There is no permanent state of non-judgment, there is only choice. Nothing is permanent; the only permanence is change. So you have to be willing to constantly choose to not judge, and not be judged.
What is a body class in Access Consciousness? How do you explain reincarnation on the basis of Access?
The Access Consciousness body class is where you get to acknowledge the gift that your body is, and begin to open up to capacities within your body that you never even knew you had available. There are body processes that change things within your body Not only do their bodies change, but so do their entire lives.
Reincarnation is absolutely a reality, the difficulty is that we can either use what we were in other lifetimes as a justification for what we are not doing today, or seeing that a different possibility could be available if we choose it. What would it be like if we recognised the choice we actually have, instead of acting as if we're stuck, based on some karma from some other lifetime that we didn't even choose?
You use a clearing statement which goes: Good and bad, right and wrong, POC and POD, all nine, shorts, boys and beyond. What does it mean and how is it supposed to help people?
The clearing statement accesses all the energies that hold limitation in place. It is designed to bypass your logical mind and go straight to the illogical mind, the insane mind, that's currently running your life. If your mind could figure everything out, wouldn't it have done so already? The clearing statement clears what is keeping you stuck and it creates huge freedom for people who have tried to change an area of their life and not been able to.
Is it true that Access Consciousness deals with entities?
Entities are part of everything that is included in this universe. This is about getting you to the place where you can get rid of the entities that are stopping you, how to get rid of the demons that other people wish to put on you, and how to change and create a different possibility that you're truly capable of.
How is Access different from other modalities?
Come and experience the difference that Access Consciousness is for yourself.
What do you mean by Divorceless Relationships?
What if relationships were something you could have as an expansion of you rather than a lessening of you? Where have you been functioning from? Have you been functioning from the greatness you can be? Have you been functioning from the greatness of a relationship?
A relationship should not be anything other than something that adds to your life. It should not be something that takes away any part of you.
Why are you specifically bringing this class to India?
I see all kinds of people in India who are constantly in a state of trying to get along in a relationship that is not working rather than seeing how to change it so it can work. They're always trying to fix their relationships, or fix what they think is the problem rather than asking, "What can be changed?" which would actually handle the situation. How do we become more conscious in our everyday relationships with people, work, money, career, or body? By questioning everything. A question empowers; an answer disempowers. So if you're in a constant state of question, then you're in a constant state of creation and a constant state of possibility. Only if you go from that will you create a place where everything in the universe can help you. A question empowers the universe to give you an answer.
Why do you think Access Bars has worked so well in India so far?
The thing about the Access Bars is that they are like deleting files in your computer bank so that everything you do becomes more in present time; it becomes more now, and more real. So, if you start to function from that, you are capable of creating your life instead of functioning from limitations and judgments.
What is your message to the world?
My message to the world is that unless we get to the place where we're willing to be stewards of the Earth, and stop using it and abusing it, we will destroy it, and in doing so, destroy our home.


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Slam Dunk Festival 2019 reveals final names
Neck Deep, As It Is and more complete the line-up for this year's festival.
Tom Stafford / Wed 13 February
Slam Dunk have revealed their latest additions to the festival, completing the line-up for 2019.
Leading the announcement is the news that UK pop-punk favourites Neck Deep will be coming to Leeds and Hatfield in May.
One of the most successful UK bands of the genre, Neck Deep recently completed a UK arena tour with Don Broco.
Completing today's line-up announcement are As It Is, Boston Manor, A Loss For Words, Grandson, Press To Meco, Story Untold, Between You & Me, The Plot In You, SHVPES, Kublai Khan and Cruel Hand.
Henry Cox of Boston Manor exclaims; "We're very excited to be playing Slam Dunk again this year; it's one of our favourite UK festivals. We're gonna make it one to remember."
In addition to these names, Slam Dunk Festival has also revealed the line-up for their much-loved acoustic stage. Performing across the weekend will be Justin Pierre of Motion City Soundtrack, Rob Lynch, Liam Cromby formerly of We Are The Ocean, Chas Palmer-Williams of Lightyear and Lizzy Farrel.
Last week Slam Dunk Festival announced the addition of The Plot In You to the bill, completing the Jagermeister Stage bill.
They'll appear alongside Wage War, The Word Alive, Silverstein, Story of the Year, Atreyu and stage headliners Bullet For My Valentine.
Also appearing over the weekend will be Plain White T's, Hellogoodbye, Touche Amore, Lights, Tigers Jaw, Microwave, Wallflower, Wage War, Employed To Serve and Our Hollow Our Home.
"We're totally giddy to be invited over to Slam Dunk this year," says Hellogoodbye's Forrest Klein. "The line up is insane, so many friends and lovers in one spot, it'll be a completely gratuitous smile fest. Hellogoodbye has seen (and self-inflicted) countless changes between Slam Dunk visits in 2006, 2011, and now 2019; but I've got no doubt SDF will remain comfortingly the same: AN ABSOLUTE FUCKING TREAT."
Milk Teeth, Atreyu, WSTR, Real Friends, Seaway, Pagan, The Word Alive, The Bronx, Cancer Bats and Angel Du$t will also perform.
The latter three join the Impericon Stage, alongside Glassjaw, Gallows, Turnstile, and Knocked Loose.
"It's been far too long since Atreyu has touched down on UK soil," the band say. "We can't think of a better way to break the silence than Slam Dunk Fest! Get your big kid pants on…it's gonna be a ripper!"
"Back once again with the ill behaviour," Milk Teeth add. "Milk three take on Slam Dunk! We are super excited to be part of an amazing line-up. See you there"
In addition, NOFX will be playing their seminal Punk In Drublic in full at this year's event.
The legendary punk rockers will headline a stage which also sees Bad Religion, Less Than Jake, Anti-Flag, Lagwagon, The Interrupters, Millencolin and The Bombpops on the bill.
Also playing across the weekend are Bullet For My Valentine, Simple Plan, The Menzingers, I Don't Know How, The Get Up Kids, Tiny Moving Parts, Trophy Eyes and many more.
All Time Low will take on headline duties for the 2019 outing of Slam Dunk Festival, which this year makes the huge move to Temple Newsam Park in Leeds.
One of the most successful pop-punk bands across the globe, All Time Low released their most recent album Last Young Renegade last year. They made huge waves in the scene with their hugely influential So Wrong, It's Right and Nothing Personal albums.
"There's been a bit of an All Time Low drought in the UK recently," frontman Alex Gaskarth announces, "so we thought it best to come back and tear shit up with some rad bands. Bring your life jackets."
All Time Low will be the Godfathers of Pop-Punk, New Found Glory, also are also on the bill, with hits such as My Friends Over You and All Downhill From Here.
Waterparks will take to the stages following the release of sophomore album Entertainment.
"HELLO," Waterparks frontman Awsten Knight announces in full capitals. "WE ARE COMING BACK TO SLAM DUNK. YES. THIS IS ALL. VERY GOOD. SEE YA SOON."
Story Of The Year return having released their first new music in seven years last year. Gallows will also make their comeback, led by Wade Macneil.
Slam Dunk Festival will return to Hatfield House for its southern outing, with organisers announcing a move to Leeds' Temple Newsam Estate in the north.
The event will take place in Leeds on Saturday 25 May 2019, and in Hatfield on Sunday 26 May 2019. That's a Bank Holiday by the way.
Tickets for Slam Dunk Festival are available now through our friends at Ticketweb.
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Lightning star Nikita Kucherov 'ready to go' Thursday vs. Flames
January 6, 2022 by Paul Walker
The two-time defending Stanley Cup-champion Tampa Bay Lightning enter action on Thursday with the best record in the NHL at 22-8-5. Now, they're set to get back one of the best offensive weapons in the game.
Kucherov missed the entire 2020-2021 regular season after undergoing hip surgery but returned for last year's Stanley Cup run.
The first seven years of Kucherov's career were filled with big-time numbers and loads of accolades. The 28-year-old led the NHL with a plus/minus of 38 during the 2014-2015 season, and he led all skaters with 17 power-play goals in the 2016-2017 campaign.
Kucherov's best output came during his 2018-2019 season though, as he led the NHL in assists (87) and points (128) on his way to earning the Hart Memorial Trophy, Art Ross Trophy and the Ted Linday Award at the end of the year. Kucherov also made four consecutive All-Star teams from 2016 through 2020 and has racked up 222 goals and 329 assists for 551 points across 518 career games.
The wing has led the NHL in playoff scoring in each of the last two postseasons, collecting 34 points during the Lightning's run to the 2020 title and 32 points in the 2021 Stanley Cup run.
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