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Read stories here of looking beyond "the way we've always done it," and instead taking up Christ's Method of Ministry.
"We're No Longer the Same"
Kindle or paperback copy of the book available here.
"Reach the World" is the Seventh-day Adventist Church's voted strategic plan for the 2015 - 2020 quinquennium. "Reach the World" has various initiatives which aim to help church members REACH UP, REACH ACROSS, and REACH OUT. Mission to the Cities, along with Total Member Involvement and Comprehensive Health Ministry come under the category of REACH OUT. Other initiatives within the Reach the Word strategic plan include Believe His Prophets, United in Prayer, and Revival and Reformation. The strategic plan is available here for those who wish to understand more deeply.
"Jesus was being honored on His triumphal entry to the city. He and the large crowd of people were outside of that ancient capital of Israel. As they came to the crest of the hill overlooking the city, Jesus stopped. There was Jerusalem in all its glory reflecting the light of the declining sun. . . "
I had the pleasure of reaching out to a few pastors who have each ministered to me personally. They represent some of the remarkable diversity that the world Seventh-day Adventist Church has to offer. Starting new churches and outreach efforts is all part of our church's global evangelistic focus with its special focus on large metropolitan areas.


MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Minnesota Twins and outfielder Jordan Schafer have agreed on a $1.55 million, a one-year contract that avoided arbitration.
The deal was reached Friday, giving the Twins contracts with five of their six arbitration-eligible players. Left-handed reliever Brian Duensing remains unsigned.
Schafer was claimed off waivers from the Atlanta Braves last August and batted .285 with one home run, five doubles and 15 stolen bases in 41 games with the Twins. He asked for $1.7 million, up from $1.09 million last season, and the Twins countered at $1.4 million in the exchange of figures last week. Schafer, whose natural position is center, likely will be the team's fourth outfielder this year.
Duensing asked for a raise from $2 million to $3.1 million, and The Twins offered $2.4 million.


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SHJ Issue 3
[Poem + Commentary]
Joseph Duemer
Abandoned Bluetick Bitch
Numbed with self-loathing,
we abandon the emissaries
of grace. Chained to a tree
beside the empty rental
she hollowed out a den
for herself & her young.
By the time we found her
the water they'd left her
was a couple of days gone.
When it was gone she would have
slept, not dreaming, letting the pups
nurse her sparse milk
& when the smallest died
she ate it to keep
her strength & cleanse the den,
depriving coy dogs & foxes
an expedient scent.
It's likely there were two more
before we found her.
Ribs covered by a tissue of dry skin,
she was nothing—a shadow
on the dirt & was just able
to raise her head & take
a little water from my hand
before turning to nose
her three live pups awake.
Reader, it is true, there is
horror everywhere worse
than this & cruelty that beggars
imagination, but this
is my horror, local & particular;
these were my neighbors did this,
who, without even the excuse
of racial or religious psychosis,
committed this wrong. Who live
in this same light & shadow I live in.
Let us kill one another
with heedless abandon—we deserve it—
but not these poor relations
whose lives are without malice
& whose motives are transparent.
Let us kill one another.
—From Magical Thinking: Poems, The Ohio State University Press (2001)
"On Abandoned Bluetick Bitch":
Commentary by Joseph Duemer
I don't do many poetry readings these days, but I was prevailed upon to contribute to my department's colloquium series this semester and decided to give a reading & talk that would try to explain a few of my ideas about poetry. This seemed like an appropriate approach given that I teach in an interdisciplinary department with political scientists and anthropologists and historians and philosophers as well as literary scholars. I thought I would try to tell them what it is I do when I read and write poems.
I am one of those poets who has never been able to articulate a coherent poetics, though I'm certain that I have worked from a fairly consistent set of poetic values for more than thirty years. I have tended, perhaps, to define myself negatively, by knowing pretty clearly what I did not want to do as a poet. I decided to take the opportunity of the colloquium to sketch the barest outline of a poetics. I started with the idea that the poems that mean the most to me almost always have a point where something twists to the point of breaking, where the procedural logic of the lyric breaks down. (Though of course it may be part of the procedural logic of the lyric that its logic break down.) Where the lyric self calls itself into question. The most radical example of this sort of poem I know of is Emily Dickinson's "I felt a funeral in my brain," in which interior experience expands to encompass the universe; but more recent examples might include Frost's "Desert Places," in which the torsion is applied by a silly rhyme, or Elizabeth Bishop's "The Fish," in which the world turns inside out on the word "victory" near the end of the poem, or even John Logan's "Three Moves," in which the insight turns on a rueful joke.
Such moments in poems might amount to little more than a lyric trick, but in the best poems the twist, the break, leads toward insight. They do this, I think, by generously, perhaps guilelessly, opening up an affective space in which such insight might occur. In which some truth might be revealed, however fleetingly and provisionally, for that is always the way with truth. "Poetry makes nothing happen," W.H. Auden famously wrote, giving rise to a long line of esthetes, the best of whom is probably John Ashbery. Cleaning out a file cabinet recently, I came across a twenty-year-old interview with Ashbery from The New York Times in which he quotes this slogan of Auden's approvingly. But that misses the point! I thought, reading it over. Very few poems have ever attempted to "make something happen," so to say that poems make nothing happen is to set up a false dichotomy, to accuse poetry of trying to do something it rarely if ever attempts. Oh, sure, perhaps some protest songs can even be said to have "made something happen," but I'd argue that they did so, not directly, but by clearing space in which some insight, some truth, might have a chance to come into existence. No guarantees even here, of course.
So I gave the poetry reading in the colloquium series and read some of the poems I've named above, as well as some of my own. And though I was not entirely successful, I managed in my remarks and descriptions to offer a sketch of something like [the] poetics I've tried to describe here. When I was finished, I invited comments and questions. Almost immediately, one of my colleagues noted that many of the poems I had read—both my own and those by others—were about animals. Specifically, about human encounters with animals. She asked me to comment. To be honest, even though I once co-edited an anthology of poetry about dogs and have certainly populated my poems with plenty of animals, especially birds, I'd never thought of myself as an animal poet. I have long been interested in two things about animals. First, I've been interested in what animal minds tell us about our own minds, which, unlike those of our fellow creatures, are so filled with words; second, I've noticed the ways in which animals, especially domestic animals like dogs, test our compassion.
But none of that occurred to me in the moments following my colleague's observation. I floundered around, unable to articulate what I was feeling, then said, "Wait! Let me read you a poem." I grabbed my book and opened to "Abandoned Bluetick Bitch" and read it to the audience. It's a tough poem to read to an audience, but it was the only answer I could think of and is still the best I can do to explain at least the moral component of my interest in animals. But the poem also enacts the sort of lyric movement I described a moment ago, especially with the injunction at the end, I think, to "kill one another," which presents the reader with a moral paradox meant to be disorienting. After the disorientation, perhaps a moment of understanding will have a chance to open in the reader's consciousness.

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General strike in Israel over contract labor
Demonstrators at Ben Gurion Airport. The sign in the center reads: "Contract Workers = Modern Slavery."
A reminder that for all the hatred directed against it by elements of "the Left," Israel has one of the world's most militant and cutting-edge trade union movements– in which Arabs are a full and equal part.
Israel's main labor union declared a strike on Wednesday that caused delays at Ben Gurion airport, and affected banks, hsopitals, government offices, trains, the stock exchange, and more, after talks with the government failed to produce an agreement on the status of workers employed through labor contractors.
Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz called the strike unnecessary, saying it could cost the economy billions of shekels if it continues. He accused the Histadrut labor federation of being entrenched in its positions.
Histadrut chairman Ofer Eini said that the length of the strike now depends on the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanayhu and Minister of Industry, Trade and Labor Shalom Simhon.
Meanwhile, the Histadrut and the Coordinating Bureau of Economic Organizations – which represents private employers – have reached an agreement in principle that meets the Histadrut's main demands with regard to outsourced workers. According to the agreement, which has not yet been signed, outsourced workers who work full time and who have been working for at least one or two years would be hired directly by their employer instead of working for an employment agency as they do now. Workers who continue to work for an employment agency would have their salaries and benefits brought in line with those of regular employees.
The agreement was reached on Tuesday between Eini, the coordinating bureau's chairman, Shraga Brosh, and its director general, Avi Barak, and the chairman of the Histadrut's labor unions department, Avi Nissankorn.
While a separate agreement with the private sector does not solve the problem of the rest of Israel's outsourced workers, it contributes to Eini's image, and it increased his bargaining power during Tuesday's negotiating session with Steinitz.
In the session, during which no progress was made, Eini presented a general outline with two main thrusts. Outsourced workers, especially full-time cleaning workers, would be taken on as regular employees by the firms in which they work. The status of other outsourced workers would not change in relation to their employer but they would receive salaries equal to people employed directly by the company.
So while private employers were able to reach an agreement with the Histadrut on contract labor, the Netanyahu government is dragging its heels.
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In 2004, an 80-foot mid-4th century bc cargo-vessel, carrying around 400 amphorae of wine, was found underwater, wrecked in the channel between Chios and Oinousses; and in the same year a Roman shipwreck with similar cargo was identified off the west of Chios. These are neither the first nor the last of many such submarine finds: each new season, it seems, brings more evidence of the formidable quantity of wine traded through these waters in Antiquity. The name Oinousses, or Ancient Oinousa, means 'rich in wine'. That richness could have been in the production, but was more probably in the trading, of wine. The nine or ten islands that comprise the archipelago of Oinousses are not naturally rich in any produce; their economic potential lies solely in their strategic position as stepping-stones between Asia and Chios—proximity to the rich markets of Chios, Ephesus and Smyrna (Izmir), and a well-protected harbour. Without boats, and wine to trade, the islands would have been nothing. It is a parable of the indomitable Hellenic spirit—the Greek 'emporiko pnevma' or 'commercial enterprise'—that these islands, which are about as productive as Coll or Tiree in the Hebrides, should have given rise to several of the wealthiest families in Europe, principally ship-brokers, who have dominated the international world of commercial navigation. Greek families still control, between them, the largest merchant navy in the world, and perhaps as many as a third of those families hail from these obscure islands in the channel between Turkey and Greece. Since earliest times boats have signified freedom and enterprise for the Greeks. Greek civilisation is predicated on them. And on the exchange of goods and ideas which they promote. On Oinousses the choices for survival were simple: either boats or goat-herding.
The visitor who comes expecting a sophisticated and well provided-for island in consequence of this immense wealth will be disappointed. There are statues of shipping grandees; some smart villas; a beautifully appointed Nautical Museum; a modern football stadium (somewhat out of proportion to its setting and the island's size); and a state-of-the-art nunnery which does not encourage visitors. But, as ways of repatriating wealth from the prestigious families to the community, the projects visible on Oinousses are all slightly self-serving: some respectable street paving, a cafe or two, and a shop might have helped more to re-animate the declining community, and would have cost far less. The contrast with Andros and Syros (whose wealth also derives from important ship ping families) is marked, in this respect. Oinousses still feels like a forgotten frontier. Its peacefulness, the wide views into Turkey and to Chios afforded by walks over its hills, and the dense and unusually varied vegetation of its garrigue, are its greatest attractions.
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Rep. Hoyer visits McMurdo emergency response center
(LANHAM, Md.) — Rep. Steny H. Hoyer, D-Md., second ranking member of the U.S. House of Representatives Democratic leadership, recently visited the McMurdo Emergency Readiness and Response Experience Center, which is located at McMurdo's Americas headquarters in the Washington, D.C., suburb of Lanham, Md.
The McMurdo center, which is located in Hoyer's congressional district, showcases the latest innovations and technology developments for search and rescue (SAR) in an immersive experience with real-time demonstrations of the entire SAR process — from distress beacon activation to satellite-based location detection to emergency response coordination.
"I was pleased to visit McMurdo to see firsthand the work they are doing to design, develop and test new search and rescue and maritime coastal surveillance systems that are sold to countries around the world," Hoyer said. "I'm proud that McMurdo has had the opportunity to expand its markets and create good jobs here at home in Maryland. I look forward to continuing to be a strong supporter of McMurdo and other small businesses in the Fifth District so they can compete on a level playing field in overseas markets."
As the industry's first, single-vendor provider of end-to-end lifesaving and tracking solutions, McMurdo provides its Experience Center visitors (which include key customers, partners and press in government, maritime, aviation and other industries) an understanding of the different search-and-rescue technologies by taking part in various emergency scenarios. Participants also have the opportunity to sit at the controls of Mission Control Center and Rescue Coordination Center systems, similar to the McMurdo solutions used around the world by NASA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Australia Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA), Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) and other leading SAR authorities.
The Experience Center also features a working MEOSAR (Medium Earth Orbit Search and Rescue) satellite-based search and rescue system, the next generation version of the current Cospas-Sarsat satellite system that has saved more than 37,000 lives since 1982. When fully deployed in the next three to five years, MEOSAR will greatly improve the existing SAR process with global coverage, near-instantaneous distress beacon detection and a unique Return Link Service feature that acknowledges distress signal receipt. MEOSAR's advanced technologies, for example, will be able to accurately detect and locate a distress beacon signal almost instantaneously — instead of taking up to 30 minutes today.
For more information about McMurdo, visit www.mcmurdogroup.com.
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When ordinary people leave everything behind to spend their whole lives on God and His cause, the impossible is possible. For 30 years the ministry of HELP-FCJG Vienna has been a place where God's wonders are obvious. Addicts are set free, spiritual leaders get encouraged, unity among Christians grows, Austria and the nations are blessed.
Here, spiritual leaders from Austria share how the ministry of HELP-FCJG Vienna has become a blessing for them personally, their ministry and the whole of Austria.


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Continuous economic growth is not sustainable because such growth depends on depletion of finite natural resources, ever-increasing debt, continuous population growth, and land use conversion—none of which is sustainable long term. Measuring economic health in gross terms (gross domestic product) is deceptive because it says nothing about the net benefits or costs of economic activity or the impact of economic growth on ecosystems. Yet growth is worshiped like a religion and politicians go to great lengths to lure industry (and people) from other states or countries without any attempt to determine optimum population density. Debt is unethically passed on to future generations.
It is time for governments at all levels to begin planning for a sustainable future that works toward achieving a stable economy and a stable population that is within the long term carrying capacity of supporting ecosystems. The economy is a subset of the ecosystem—not the other way around. The concept of optimum as it applies to human populations needs to be recognized. More is not always better.


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Why an investment company is buying up unaged barrels of Kentucky bourbon
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OLDHAM COUNTY, Ky. — An investment company is buying up Kentucky bourbon before it even reaches the barrel, amid a bourbon boom.
Kentucky Artisan Distillery in Oldham County has made bourbon for more than 30 clients
A new client, CASKX, has purchased more than 1100 barrels of unaged bourbon
CASKX is an investment company that is opening an office in Louisville
CASKX sells barrels of unaged bourbon to accredited investors
Ian White is a distiller at Kentucky Artisan Distillery in Oldham County, where some of the bourbon is made.
He showed Spectrum News 1 the process.
"From the wagon, we load the corn into the hopper, from the hopper, the corn is carried up through this auger into the mill," he said.
Corn for bourbon fills a hopper at Kentucky Artisan Distillery. (Spectrum News 1/Erin Kelly)
The ground grain is mixed with water, cooked, then fermented.
"As it heats, we're just taking measurements, we're adding whatever enzymes, other malts, whatever the customer needs in that particular batch," he said. "That'll all happen here. We'll get that up to a certain temperature, start cooling it, add our yeast, and from there, load it in to fermenters."
The bourbon is made, start to finish, in just four days, but it takes several years to age it.
The distillery, which has made bourbon for more than 30 clients, says it has doubled its production every year for the last five years.
Bourbon made for another client at Kentucky Artisan Distillery. (Spectrum News 1/Erin Kelly)
A warehouse holding 12,000 barrels is the fourth the business has built in four years.
Now they're able to pay for an expansion, thanks in part to a new client called CASKX, which the distillery says has already purchased more than 1100 barrels of unaged bourbon to sell to investors.
Chris Miller is the founder and distillery director of Kentucky Artisan Distillery.
"We use their mash bill," he said. "We produce the bourbons that they want. We produce it here, then we take it, we put it in our warehouse, we age it for five years."
CASKX is an investment company with offices in Sydney, Hong Kong, L.A., and soon — Louisville.
"CASKX helps to manage the investments so that we store them over a period of time, up to eight years and at the end of the eight years, you can either, if you wish to, bottle the bourbon yourself or normally, trade the barrels for a profit," said CEO Jeremy Kasler.
Due to regulations, the company sells only to accredited investors, he said.
The minimum purchase is 12 barrels, costing around $2,000 each.
Bourbon barrels for CASKX are filled and stored at Kentucky Artisan Distillery. (Spectrum News 1/Erin Kelly)
Not only do the distilleries they work with get the benefit of being paid in full years before the bourbon is ready, it is more cost effective for the investor," he said.
"Generally speaking, when our clients place the order, the corn's still in the field, the barley's still being processed, the water's still being shipped over, so you're right at the beginning of the process and the entry level is a fraction of what it would be if you had to wait four years for it to be aged," said Kasler.
CASKX is opening an office in Louisville in the next few weeks and Kasler said the company is speaking with lots of distilleries.


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Join us as we celebrate our 5th year of our Bee Guardian Apprenticeship!
Beekeeping, a craft practiced for thousands of years, has provided a deep connection between the human realm and bee spirit. In becoming a Beekeeper or Bee Guardian, you not only learn the art of working with bees, but in doing so inherently become connected to the seasons, environment, and in essence see the world differently. In aligning yourself with the bees and their perspectives, your understanding of complex systems becomes easier, and the understanding that "everything is connected" becomes crystal clear. Because bees are a keystone species, we see their impact and importance in the environment in many aspects. Their classification as a "superorganism" teaches us many concepts of biology and is also applicable to how humans could live and interact with one another.
Working with bees is not just about honey, but finding a way in which we can connect to something greater. Bees teach us how to slow down, how to listen, to observe, and be in integrity. Truly great teachers, working with bees will equate to a lifetime of learning once you embark on this path. Now more than ever, we need more people living life in harmony with the environment and in community, so much of this we can learn from these beings.
The feminine essence and force speaks through the hive naturally. We seek to work with the hive to reconnect to our own inner Queen, to feel the support of sisterhood and community, and become reacquainted with the sweet nectar and honey of life. We dive into not only the practical side of beekeeping, but the spiritual, emotional, and esoteric realms that we outside of time and space.
The Online Bee Guardian Apprenticeship equips you with the knowledge and tools you'll need to begin your journey with bees with confidence. Whether you want one hive, or many, this course contains a well rounded curriculum to prepare you for this amazing journey. In becoming a Bee Guardian you also become an earth activist, a pollinator advocate, and more connected to self.
Anna Maria's personal ethics towards beekeeping are rooted in Natural and Treatment free methods. Thus, this course will follow that protocol. The Bee Guardian practices move away from chemical treatments, genetic manipulations, and commercial scale beekeeping. Instead, we focus on healing colonies through nature's intelligence and ideally breaking a dependence on artificial manipulations, poisons, and extractionary methods.
This course is designed for individuals who are ready to embark on a beekeeping journey. We spend 9 months together learning the ins and outs of natural and treatment free beekeeping, from how to get your bees to the maintenance that will be needed. The beauty of this course is that the schedule follows the flow of beekeeping activities throughout the year.
A new addition to our course this year is the incorporation of "Plant Folk and Hive Medicine" modules which focus on creating hyper seasonal medicine and magic from the plant world and hive. The plants that will be featured will be in season, medicinal, pollinator supporting, and pillars to the ecosystem. You'll learn how to transform gifts from the hive, honey, pollen, and propolis and marry them with plants for healing and support of home and self.
If you are still unsure of what beekeeping entails or want to know more about what natural beekeeping is, you can join us for our two winter mini courses: Introduction to the Honeybee and Introduction to Natural Beekeeping.
Your curriculum will include, but is not limited to:
History and herstory: folklore, traditions, and mythology
Feminine archetypes associated with bees, the hive through antiquity
Basics: biology, terminology, swarm captures/lures, equipment and tools, different hive designs
Starting a Hive: Selecting and preparing your apiary site, installing a new hive, honeybee roles, duties, internal hive life cycle
Hive Maintenance: Performing inspections with care, healthy hive indicators, record keeping, seasonal tasks and duties, bee teas
Honey and beeswax: When to responsibly harvest honey, how to harvest/package, rendering wax, creating value added products
Activism and environment: Researching local city restrictions, beekeepers clubs, pollinator garden design, habitat restoration, native bee hotels, tree hives
Advanced techniques: Splitting hives, identifying disease, to feed or not?, varroa treatment options
Herbalism modules focused on plant and hive medicine
Seasonal celebrations to tap into rhythms of Gaia and hive
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The Bee Guardian Apprenticeship will run for 9 months for core curriculum, herbalism instruction, and seasonal celebrations. All sessions will be recorded for review and reference.
The Monthly Core Curriculum Sessions:
The first Saturday of each month, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. PST
3 hours with some time afterwards for additional questions/discussion
Participation and attendance is mandatory, up to 3 absences allowed.
Please log in 10 minutes prior to the session start to ensure you are on time
Saturdays - February 4, March 4, April 1, May 6, June 3, June 19, August 5, September 2, October 7 2023
Additional Gatherings:
Plant Folk and Hive Medicine - Combining the medicine of the plant world and hive, we join together as Anna Maria guides you how to make hyper seasonal remedies, potions, and medicines for our home, hearth, and self.
Equinox/Solstice Celebrations - Deepening our connection to the seasons and rhythm of Gaia and the hive, we come together to celebrate, reflect, nourish, and set intentions for the next season ahead.
Plant Folk and Hive Medicine: Sun, Feb 12th, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m. PST
1.5 hours online via same zoom room
Spring Equinox Celebration: Sun, March 19th, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m PST
Plant Folk and Hive Medicine: Sun, May 14th, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m. PST
Summer Solstice Celebration: Sun, June 18th, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m. PST
Plant Folk and Hive Medicine: Sun, August 13th, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m. PST
Fall Equinox Celebration: Sun, Sept. 24th, 2023 @ 10:00 a.m. PST
In person gathering at Sun and Bloom Farm: OCTOBER date TBD
9 monthly core curriculum sessions, lectures, and activities with Anna Maria and your fellow classmates
Homework and reading assignments
Additional resources provided via pdf, video, and our own ebooks
3 Plant Folk and Honey Medicine sessions, facilitated by Anna Maria to learn hands on herbalism working with the plants and hive
3 Equinox/Solstice celebrations to deepen your connection and flow with the Earth, hive and greater community
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Monthly zoom calls with Bee Guardian graduates for further learning, sharing, and activation
Access to one on one consulting with Anna Maria (your instructor) for any troubleshooting indefinitely
Course Instructor: Anna Maria Desipris
Anna Maria is a bee guardian, herbalist, farmer, permaculture consultant and educator with 10 years of professional experience in the realm of sustainability, beekeeping, urban farming and community building around the farm to table movement.
She has been beekeeping, rescuing and relocating beehives to safe locations since 2011 and now shares with others this craft in her Bee Guardian Apprenticeship.
She has also spent many years working around local food systems, gathering over 1000 key individuals around community tables and supporting local regenerative farmers and chefs.
As an educator she has led over 100 workshops, lectures and courses on topics from the realms of beekeeping, herbalism, urban farming and regenerative food systems.
As a farmer she has been a key designer, planner and manager of multiple neighborhood farms and farming based educational spaces in Reno, Nevada and Orange County, California.
Anna Maria is also a college professor, the founder of The Honey Bee Hub, Bee Botanicals and co-founder of Bloom Farms (Desert Bloom and Midwest Bloom).
She holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Reno and an array of certifications in Permaculture, Master Beekeeping and Herbalism.
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Обыкнове́нный борода́вочник () — вид парнокопытных млекопитающих из семейства свиных, обитающий на большей части Африки.

Внешний вид

Бородавочник напоминает кабана с несколько приплюснутой, очень крупной головой. Прежде всего бросаются в глаза шесть подкожных жировых отложений, напоминающих бородавки, расположенных симметрично по периметру морды, а также изогнутые, достигающие длины 60 мм клыки.

Шкура обычно серого цвета и из-за тёплого климата Африки более тонкая, чем у европейских сородичей. На затылке и на спине у бородавочника имеется грива. Хвост на кончике увенчан своеобразным утолщением. При опасности или побеге бородавочник имеет обыкновение поднимать его вверх, за что он в шутку получил кличку «Радио Африка». Взрослые самки бородавочника достигают веса до 70 кг, самцы до 100 кг; высота в холке достигает 65 см.

Образ жизни

Бородавочники территориальны, ведут оседлый образ жизни и никогда не совершают сезонных миграций, являются социальными животными, живущими в группах, обычно от 4 до 16 взрослых животных. Активную жизнь ведут прежде всего в дневное время, во время полуденной жары любят отдыхать в кустарниках или под деревьями, а ночью прячутся в скальных расщелинах, бывших строениях термитов или же в норах трубкозубов (Orycteropus), которые ночью уходят на поиски пищи. Иногда не брезгуют норами дикобразов или роют собственные. Таким образом бородавочникам удаётся избегать своего главного врага — льва.

При рытье земли бородавочники сгибают передние лапы в суставах и опускаются на «локти», на которых с большой лёгкостью ползут вперёд. Эту же позу они принимают во время питья воды из ручьёв.

Африканские бородавочники зачастую стоят или лежат неподвижно, позволяя полосатым мангустам поедать со своей шерсти различных паразитов.

Распространение и подвиды
Бородавочник распространён во всей Африке южнее Сахары. Существуют четыре подвида, из которых три представлены довольно широко. Считается, что только эритрейский бородавочник (Phacochoerus africanus aeliani) находится под угрозой исчезновения.

Питание
Бородавочники всеядны, но предпочитают растительную пищу. При питании травами они также сгибают передние лапы в суставах и опускаются на «локти», двигаясь в таком положении вперёд. Своей мордой и клыками они разрывают землю в поисках корней и питательных комьев. Древесная кора, ягоды и, предположительно, падаль являются дополнением к их рациону.

Размножение

Как правило, беременность длится 5 или 6 месяцев. Обычно рождается от 2 до 4 детёнышей, иногда их может быть до восьми. Поросята отлучаются от молока матери в возрасте 3—4 месяца, половая зрелость этих животных наступает в возрасте 1,5—2 года.

Дикие бородавочники могут жить до 15 лет. В неволе некоторые особи доживают до 18 лет.

Бородавочники и люди
С одной стороны, бородавочники считаются вредителями, и на них охотятся во многих местах, так как они опустынивают поля и плантации рытьём земли. С другой стороны, на них охотятся ради мяса. В целом, вид ещё не находится под угрозой, однако в некоторых областях количество особей уменьшается. Лишь один подвид, эритрейский бородавочник (Phacochoerus africanus aeliani), который обитает в Эритрее и Джибути, отмечается IUCN как находящийся в опасности (EN).

Паразиты
Паразитом африканского бородавочника является блоха Moeopsylla sjoestedti.

В культуре
Бородавочник Пумба является персонажем анимационного мультфильма «Король Лев», выпущенного киностудией «Walt Disney Pictures» в 1994 году.

Примечания

Ссылки

 Животные Африки — бородавочник

Свиные
Млекопитающие Африки
Животные, описанные в 1788 году
Эндемики Африки

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Special Issue: Film Coproduction in Eastern Europe from 1949 to the Present
Abstract Deadline: 1 September 2019
Deadline for Full Articles: February 2020
Over the last 20 years film coproduction has attracted increasing scholarly attention, in tandem with the ascendancy of 'transnational cinema' as a critical paradigm. Much of this research has concerned West European cinemas, and has helped revise prior histories of the region's film industries. Where Tim Bergfelder's analysis of genre film coproductions in the 1950s and '60s reveals a transnational dimension to the dominant European cinemas long preceding the 'postmodern' 1990s, Mark Betz's own study of European coproduction challenges the specific association between art cinema and national cinema.
While the study of coproductions from the so-called 'other Europe' has already seen some important pioneering contributions (from, say, Pavel Skopal, Ewa Mazierska and Eva Naripea), this remains an area with rich potential for research. To examine the rise of the coproduction in Eastern Europe from the 1950s onwards is to offer a still greater challenge to established preconceptions than was the case with Western Europe, here helping to problematise the notion of state-socialist film industries as strictly 'isolationist' entities, unconcerned with international success and subordinated to predominantly ideological interests.
Indeed coproduction illuminates shifts in East European film-industry policy both within the communist era and in the latter's transition to capitalism. The very variation in the forms that coproduction took tell an entire story, moving from the Soviet-directed coproduction policies of the late 1940s and 1950s, in which transnational ventures were conducted among socialist Bloc countries and driven by ideological expansionism, through to the pursuit of Western co-producing partners in the 1960s, when the motivations were rather the pragmatic ones of economic returns and access to superior equipment. Finally, the increase in East European coproduction since the fall of communism reflects adjustment both to European integration and to life within the global marketplace, with nations brought together under EU funding frameworks and local facilities put at the service of Hollywood productions.
If coproduction arrangements have thus taken a variety of forms in Eastern Europe, the artistic results of those arrangements have taken diverse forms too. Coproduction has played an important role in certain manifestations of popular cinema, from the fairy-tale to the 'Indianerfilm' or Red Western. But art films too – from Forman's The Fireman's Ball (1967) to Szabó's Mephisto (1981) – have arisen from coproduction ventures with Western producers willing to finance prestigious auteurs. In Eastern Europe as elsewhere, coproduction has facilitated a mutual interpenetration of genres and aesthetic styles and produced striking hybrids of cultural and national identity.
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For this special issue of SEEC, we invite contributions on any aspects of East European coproduction from 1949 to the present. Articles may deal with coproduction between East European countries themselves or between Eastern Europe and other parts of the world (including Asia, Africa and Latin America as well as Western Europe and North America). We welcome articles dealing with institutions, policy and production as well as more textually oriented studies exploring the aesthetic and representational impacts of coproduction.
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Coproduction and its relations to international distribution and festival circuits.
The production practices and technologies of coproduction (e.g. multinational casting, dubbing, alternative cuts).
The relations between coproduction and 'small cinemas'.
Coproduction and changes in state boundaries (e.g. from Czechoslovakia to the Czech and Slovak republics).
Actors, stardom and performance in the coproduction.
Representations of national and transnational identity in coproduced films; the signs and 'marks' of national or transnational status in content or aesthetics.
Representations of 'Europeanness' in coproduced films.
Coproduction and 'popular' or genre cinema ('Indianerfilme', fairy-tale films, science fiction, etc.).
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Beylongue es una comuna francesa situada en el departamento de Landas, en la región de Nueva Aquitania.

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Live ticker Atlético Madrid – FC Barcelona (La Liga 2022/2023, 16th matchday)
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The Blaugrana, on the other hand, have struggled a little in the Copa del Rey. Also on Wednesday they struggled to a very narrow victory in extra time (4-3) at third division CF Intercity Joan d'Alacant – and that despite stars like Busquets, Depay and Dembélé being on the field from the start. They also had their little problems last weekend. In the first game after the World Cup break, they did not get more than a draw against Espanyol Barcelona (1-1) despite the lead in the duel between the city rivals. And yet: Because arch-enemy Real lost feathers at FC Villareal yesterday (1: 2), Barca can today come to 41 points in the classification – and distance the Galactics on their three.
Let's first look at the Colchoneros: They are currently only in fifth place and are already eleven points behind leaders Barcelona. Since the end of the World Cup, however, things have been going well for them. Not only did they survive the second round of the Copa del Rey (3-1 at CD Arenteiro O Caballino), they also won last Wednesday's away game at second division club Real Oviedo in the round of 16 (2-0) and are now in the quarter-finals of the cup competition . In between there was a mandatory win in front of a home crowd against bottom FC Elche in the current league (2:0). Now, however, a much greater challenge awaits.
Hello and welcome to the 16th match day of the Primera División! With a win today, FC Barcelona can distance their pursuers and arch-rivals Real Madrid by three points. For this, a success at Atlético Madrid is needed. Kick-off is at 9:00 p.m.
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Large areas on Mid-Atlantic Ridge closed to bottom fisheries
In April the North-East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC) closed several areas along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge to bottom fisheries. The new closures total 330,000 km2 and are intended to protect deep-sea diversity from fishing gear that contacts the seafloor. The protected areas are all on the high seas, outside any national jurisdiction. Contracting parties to the NEAFC include Denmark, the E.U., Iceland, Norway, and the Russian Federation. A press release on the closures, including maps and a history of other NEAFC conservation measures, is available at www.neafc.org/system/files/vmes_press_rel_april2009.pdf
St. Eustatius Marine Park uses technology to track illegal anchoring
In recent months two commercial vessels have been boarded and fined by representatives of St. Eustatius Marine Park in the Caribbean for anchoring outside the park's designated anchoring zone. The offending vessels – a cargo vessel and a tanker – damaged coral reefs in the marine park by dragging their anchors. The violations were determined through the park's use of the Automatic Identification System, or AIS – described in the September 2008 issue of MPA News ("MPA Tip: Tracking Ships to Avoid Damage to Sensitive Areas", MPA News 10:3). Since December 2004, AIS has been required by the International Maritime Organization to be installed on virtually all large commercial ships worldwide. The technology automatically transmits a vessel's name, position, and course by VHF signal. St. Eustatius Marine Park tracks these signals with an antenna and base station, both on land. The marine park is in St. Eustatius, one of the islands that make up the Netherlands Antilles.
For more information: Duncan MacRae, Director, Coastal Zone Management (consultancy), U.K. E-mail: solutions@cozm.co.uk
Report available on locally managed marine areas in South Pacific
A new report analyzes locally managed marine areas (LMMAs) in the South Pacific, including their contributions to integrated island management. Published by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) and WWF, the report provides a regional inventory of community-run management areas and describes how they can help address the challenges South Pacific nations face, such as climate change and rapid population growth. The authors offer several recommendations for LMMA management, including that traditional tenure and governance systems be respected and that integrated island management serve as the primary goal rather than simply designating protected areas. The geographic area covered by the report includes the countries or territories of Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, French Polynesia, Samoa, Tonga, American Samoa, Wallis and Futuna, Cook Islands, Tuvalu, Niue, and Tokelau. The 148-page report Status And Potential of Locally-Managed Marine Areas in the South Pacific: Meeting Nature Conservation and Sustainable Livelihood Targets through Widespread Implementation of LMMAs is available at www.sprep.org/att/publication/000646_LMMA_report.pdf.
Report analyzes how much U.S. coral habitat is protected
The NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program has released a report that provides digital boundaries for MPA sites in the five U.S. coral territories, the state of Hawaii, and the state of Florida, and assesses how much coral reef habitat is protected within those MPAs. The analysis shows that the percentage of coral reef ecosystem resources in MPAs and no-take areas varies substantially by location. Within the five U.S. coral territories, the U.S. Virgin Islands have the largest percentage of their coral reef resources in MPAs in general (64%). American Samoa has protected the largest percentage in no-take status (15%). The report Coral Reef Habitat Assessment for U.S. Marine Protected Areas is available at www.coris.noaa.gov/activities/habitat_assessment.
MPA Fund launched in U.S.
In the U.S. the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), in partnership with the National Marine Protected Areas Center, has established a new fund to assist in the development and implementation of a national system of MPAs. Called the National Marine Protected Area Fund, it will comprise separate accounts established by government agencies, private foundations, and/or corporations. Grants from the fund will be used to advance the conservation and management of ecosystems and ecological processes, renewable living resources, and cultural resources. The goal is to grow this fund to US $2 million annually in grant awards, subject to the federal appropriations process.
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Canada immigration: new 29 list of highly demanded professions
Before was 38 List down to 29 High Demand Jobs in Canada. Some Occupations remain and some are New.
Effective immediately, to be eligible to apply as a federal skilled worker, applicants must either have a job offer, or they must have experience in one of 29 in-demand occupations. These occupations were identified through analysis of updated labour market information and consultations with provinces, territories, stakeholders and the public.
but really the Canadian Government endures to receive requests in its general package of Federal skilled workers (FSWP) currently in 25 of the 29 occupations registered in governmental way.
Following 29 highly demanded professions come in new list.
If you are a skilled worker who has had one year of continuous full-time or corresponding part-time paid work experience in no less than one of the following eligible occupations within the last 10 years:
0631: Restaurant and Food Service Managers
0811: Primary Production Managers (Except Agriculture)
1122: Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management
1233: Insurance Adjusters and Claims Examiners
2121: Biologists and Related Scientists 2151: Architects
3111: Specialist Physicians 3112: General Practitioners and Family Physicians
3113: Dentists
3131: Pharmacists
3142: Physiotherapists
3152: Registered Nurses
3215: Medical Radiation Technologists
3222: Dental Hygienists & Dental Therapists
3233: Licensed Practical Nurses
4151: Psychologists
4152: Social Workers
6241: Chefs
6242: Cooks
7215: Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades
7216: Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades
7241: Electricians (Except Industrial & Power System)
7242: Industrial Electricians 7251: Plumbers
7265: Welders & Related Machine Operators
7312: Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics
7371: Crane Operators
7372: Drillers & Blasters – Surface Mining, Quarrying & Construction
8222: Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service
For the detail in the description of each occupation and its various titles and offices, should consult the official website of the National Occupational Classification NOC. The Canadian government uses the National Occupational Classification system called (National Occupational Classification NOC). This system categorizes occupations in demand in the Canadian job market based on the following criteria:
• "O" in management occupations, positions in the management, coordination and supervision.
• Proficiency Level "A": occupations that usually require college education.
• Proficiency "B" occupations that require technical education (college) or specialized learning.
• Proficiency "C" occupations that require secondary education (high school) or specific training.
• Proficiency "D" occupations where training is given directly in the work. National Occupational Classification:
The following is a condensed version of the major professions, specialties and professions that require the Canadian labor market, on the basis of the "National Occupational Classification." Professions are included only in the categories "O", "A" and "B", as these take into account the Canadian point system that evaluates the capabilities of potential immigrants. The general areas of competence of this classification are:
• Business, Finance and Administration
• Natural and applied sciences and related occupations
• Health • Social Sciences, Education, Government Service and Religion
• Arts, Culture, Recreation and Sport
• Trade, Transport, Equipment Operation, and related professions
• Raw Materials Industry
• Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities Computer professionals and highly skilled Systems During 1997, established a pilot program that enables Canadian employers, attract highly qualified professionals in the technical areas of Computing and Systems (software). This approach facilitates the recruitment of these staff on a temporary basis, without the necessary validation of a Human Resource Center. This plan responds to the shortage of workers exists in Canada in these specialties and the prevailing demand industries quickly get highly qualified professionals and computer technicians. Graduates in branches of Engineering, Information Systems or other technology-related areas are encouraged to perform a formal validation of Canadian institutions that apply.
Nursing: Nursing is a profession with the highest occupational demand in Canada. The public health system needs to attract as many technical and health professionals. Therefore, the government makes great efforts for recruitment. It is expected that by 2011 and through 2012. The national deficit of nurses in Canada amount to 80 thousand professionals. This is a great opportunity for foreign workers who have experience in the area.
Care Workers and Health Care at Home ("Caregivers")
There is special interest in working in Canadian homes remain full-time care of children, disabled people and, especially, the elderly. Over 4 million people in Canada are over 65. In fact, 1 in 7 Canadians is part of the so-called third age.
Professionals in the field of health and health care are scarce in Canada, which opens up to foreign employment opportunities in this field. To gain approval, you must also demonstrate that you have enough money to support. There are many other options to immigrate to Canada as a skilled worker. If you do not meet the criteria required by the Federal Government, we invite you to read our other sections on the various provincial programs and A complement MI – 4 has made permissible for global PhD students to put on for enduring habitation in FSWP, however missing the further features of the unaffected FSWP. It stood experiential that certain works fulfill additional nippily than others.
As of December 8, 2011, masses have been decided for four of the 29 occupations. This shows that the applicants to these occupations could no longer rub in further down the FSWP, till the CAP is re-established in July 2012. Though, the 25 additional occupations are exposed now. Certain of them such as GPs and dentists are probable to be the next, with 350 requests previously putative by the CIC. Applicants for these occupations must act rapidly to safe a location in the lot of pay for this time.
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Vivo Y31L 4G LTE phone launched in India, priced Rs. 9450
by Rishabh Sharma on March 24, 2016 |
Vivo has officially announced their another smartphone in Y series for Indian market with price tag of Rs. 9450. The Vivo Y31L comes with 4G LTE connectivity support and will be available for sell by the end of March 2016 in India.
The phone is slightly upgraded version of previously launched Y31 with added support for 4G LTE. The phone is equipped with 4.7-inch qHD display with a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels. In terms of processing power, its provided through Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 quad-core processor which is a moderately powered chip and is paired with 1GB of RAM. The phone comes with standard 16GB internal storage which can be expanded up to 128GB via external microSD card.
Vivo Y31 has 4.7 inches display screen
This is a dual SIM phone supporting 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and MicroUSB 2.0 in form of connectivity. With generous 8MP rear camera accompanied by LED Flash, and 5MP front-facing camera, the phone provides basic snapping capabilities. Its not very thin, nor very bulky phone and measures 137.24 x 68.76 x 8.39 mm and weighs 133 grams.
Speaking on the occasion of Vivo Y31L launch, Alex Feng, CEO of Vivo India said,
"We are pleased to announce the launch of Y31L, another brilliant addition to Vivo's smartphone portfolio in the affordable segment. Y31L is a stellar example of our endeavor to set benchmarks in the industry by offering products with magnificent features at attractive prices. This gives our valued customers new ways to capture and relive unforgettable moments."
The device runs Android 5.1 Lollipop with Funtouch OS 2.1 skinned on top by Vivo to give a unique feel over stock android. All this is gets their power through 2200mAh battery which is again not very big, nor small but hopefully sufficient for a 4.7 inch display device.
4.7-inch qHD display with a resolution of 960 x 540
8MP rear camera with LED Flash, and 5MP front-facing camera
Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 quad-core processor paired with 1GB of RAM
16GB internal storage expandable up to 128GB via microSD card
dual-SIM, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and MicroUSB 2.0
Measures 137.24 x 68.76 x 8.39 mm, and Weighs 133 grams
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Qualcomm 410
Cheapest 4G phone from Micromax-Canvas Xpress 4G ( Q413 , 16GB) launched – Priced Rs. 6599 on Flipkart
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All societies face a key question: how to empower governments to perform essential governmental functions while constraining the arbitrary exercise of power. This balance, always in flux, is particularly fluid in today's China. This insightful book examines the changing relationship between that state and its society, as demonstrated by numerous experiments in governance at subnational levels, and explores the implications for China's future political trajectory. Ann Florini, Hairong Lai, and Yeling Tan set their analysis at the level of townships and counties, investigating the striking diversity of China's exploration into different governance tools and comparing these experiments with developments and debates elsewhere in the world. China Experiments draws on multiple cases of innovation to show how local authorities are breaking down traditional models of governance in responding to the challenges posed by the rapid transformations taking place across China's economy and society. The book thus differs from others on China that focus on dynamics taking place at the elite level in Beijing, and is unique in its broad but detailed, empirically grounded analysis. The introduction examines China's changing governance architecture and raises key overarching questions. It addresses the motivations behind the wide variety of experiments underway by which authorities are trying to adapt local governance structures to meet new demands. Chapters 2-5 then explore each type of innovation in detail, from administrative streamlining and elections to partnerships in civil society and transparency measures. Each chapter explains the importance of the experiment in terms of implications for governance and draws upon specific case studies. The final chapter considers what these growing numbers of experiments add up to, whether China is headed towards a stronger more resilient authoritarianism or evolving towards its own version of democracy, and suggests a series of criteria by which China's political trajectory can be assessed. Contents 1. China at a Crossroads 2. Streamlining the State 3. The Evolution of Voting Mechanisms 4. Civil Society 5. From Local Experiments to National Rules: China Lets the Sunshine In 6. Where is China Going?


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CHESTERFIELD, MO – Talayan's Italian Restaurant has an upcoming anniversary celebrating 36 years in business.
Current owners of Talayna's is Mehi and Susan Rouhani. They have owned and managed the restaurant for 36 years. As a husband and wife team, one of them, if not both of them are at the restaurant on a daily basis training and working with staff, visiting with vendors and customers.
Talayna's is one of the oldest, if not the oldest, family owned pizzerias in the St. Louis Metro area.
Through various discussions with Rouhani, he states that there are records that indicate that the restaurant was serving pizzas described as the famous St. Louis-Style Pizza popularized by a couple of local restaurants, years before it was owned by the Rouhanis'.
The restaurant has three levels and a classy bar with a large drink selection. They offer catering, banquet facility area, dine-in, carry-out, delivery and online ordering.
They offer, Monday thru Friday, a fantastic Lunch Special, All-You-Can-Eat pizza, pasta and salad for $10.95.
The restaurant is conveniently located at 68 Four Seasons Shopping Center in Chesterfield approximately ½ mile west of Olive Blvd and 141.


We are now supporting Layla's legacy, Layla's Legacy is a non-profit organisation that was founded in 2016, following the passing of Layla.
In April 2016, Layla was admitted to Freeman hospital for another open-heart surgery; unfortunately, this failed. She underwent multiple surgeries and procedures, then finally a heart transplant in this hospital stay alone. Sadly, this wasn't enough to save our little girl's life and she went to sleep forever on 7th October 2016. After living such a fast- paced life filled with love and joy given to us by Layla both in and out of hospital, we wanted to give something back; this is when Layla's Legacy was created in her memory. We provide many items to families of Ward 23 and PICU within Freeman Hospital, Firstly we provide Journey boxes to every palliative care baby born and welcomed to the unit which help the families be able to document the amazing memories they make together both in and out of hospital, all babies born that come to Freeman Hospital are also provided with a set of 2 comforters so baby and mummy can still feel close together in moments which mean they must be apart. Birthdays are always a milestone no matter how big or small you are so for this reason we provide q party pack to each child spending their special day in freeman, these packs come with banners, balloons, and everything you need to decorate your own bed space/cubicle, not forgetting the cake everyone needs a birthday cake and finally a special visit from a character to wish the children well on their day. This is a very personal touch to each child as we believe in hospital or at home these children matter and should be treated in a way every child deserves to be. We also provide a small gift of a memorial bauble to bereaved families, with pyjamas and blankets on hand should the families need them in their time of need. Please support us in what we do and keep donating to this cause. Without the help from you, we can't provide these items.


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This entry was posted on January 2, 2016 at 3:06 pm and is filed under Caves, Fountain, Gardens, Grotto, History, Landscape, Sculpture with tags Folly, Garden, Georgian, Grotto, Landscape, National Trust, Sculpture, Stourhead, Temple.	You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Another great blog entry! Several years ago, I became enamored with the notion of grottoes, wishing I had a space to make such a thing. I found a wonderful little book about them and I think Stourhead may be in it. I'll have to look it up next time I visit Wiltshire!
Thanks for your comment! I too have become something of a grotto fan, largely thanks to Penicuik gardens that I visited and blogged about recently…there are few thinks more magical than a creepy cave, natural or man-made.
Yes you must – lovely garden, and the house is rather nice too. All very photogenic!


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Q: Numerical Integration of a Fredholm Integral Equation of the First Kind I'm trying to test out a numerical integration scheme for a Fredholm integral equation of the first type with an integral equation that has an exact solution. My test equation is:
$$
\int_{-1}^{1}\frac{y(t)dt}{\sqrt{1+x^2-2xt}}=f(x),
$$
where $y(t)$ is unknown, and $f(x)$ is known. The kernel of this equation is a generating function of the Legendre polynomial which allows the solution to be represented as a series in the form of:
$$
y(x)=\frac{1}{2}\sum_{n=0}^{\infty}\frac{2n+1}{n!}f_x^{(n)}(0)P_n(x)
$$
where $f_x^{(n)}(0)$ is the Maclaurin series of $f(x)$ and $P_n(x)$ are Legendre polynomials (see section 12.3-2 in "Handbook of Integral Equations" by A.D. Polyanin and A.V. Manzhirov, 2nd Ed. for this example). This is a simple summation formula which can easily be solved to find $y(x)$ given $f(x)$.
I've been trying to evaluate a numerical scheme with this integral equation to try to prove my scheme, but the method does not give me the same answer as the series solution above. I've been using Galerkin's Method which works in the following manner. First, we seek a solution in the form of a sum:
$$
y(x)=\sum^N_{n=1}A_n\varphi_n(x)
$$
where $\varphi_n(x)$ is a complete system of functions on the integral equation's interval, $(a,b)$. We can solve for the coefficients $A_n$ with the following summation:
$$
\sum^N_{n=1}\sigma_{nm}A_n=B_m
$$
where $m=1,..., n$ and $B_m=\int^a_b f(x) \psi_m(x) dx$, $\sigma_{nm}=\int^a_b g_n(x) \psi_m(x) dx$, $g_n(x)=\int_a^bK(x,t)\varphi_n(t)dt$, and $\psi_m(x)$ is a sequence of functions.
For the test case problem, if I choose $f(x)=x$ and evaluate at $x=3$, the analytical series solution converges at $y(3)=1,459$. For the numerical integration (the $A_n$ coefficient formula) I can choose the complete system of functions, $\varphi_n(x)$ and $\psi_m(x)$ to be any complete system, so I've chosen them to be Legendre polynomials. When I apply the Galerkin method to the test case integral equation, I get answers that are no where close to $y(3)=1,459$. It even seems as if my solution diverges. I have no clue why the Galerkin method which is a general case first order Fredholm integral equation solution method does not work.
I'm trying now Tikhonov regularization to convert the test equation to a Fredholm equation of the second kind but this seems like an extremely roundabout way to numerically integrate something.
Any help with numerically integrating Fredholm integral equations of the first kind would be greatly appreciated. I apologize for writing a wall of text, it's just that I've tried everything and can't get even a test case to work. Let me know if I've written anything unclear or need clarification. Thanks and have a great day.

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The Laramie Garden Club is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization that was formed in 1960 to serve the community of Laramie and be a resource to fellow gardeners. A primary objective of the Garden Club is to foster appreciation and practice of all aspects of gardening through education and the support of community beautification projects. We have approximately 50 active members, many of whom have lived in Laramie for decades and are as experience Laramie gardeners as they come!
Laramie Garden Club meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month, January-May, and August-October. Each meeting has a business component and a program component; the programs vary each month to include a variety of garden-related topics.
> Click here to see the list of upcoming meetings.
Membership to the Laramie Garden Club requires a $5 due payment at the start of your involvement and every January of each year you wish to participate – we accept members at any time of the year! Our membership currently stands at 100+ individuals in Laramie and the surrounding area.
The Laramie Garden Club hosts one major event each summer, the Plant Sale, held each May or June. The Plant Sale is the Garden Club's primary source of income, which gets reinvested into the community gardens the Club maintains around Laramie.
The community gardens the Garden Club supports and maintains include the Albany County Public Library, Albany County Courthouse, the Children's Garden in LaBonte Park (shown left), Laramie Plains Museum and the Eppson Center.
The Laramie Garden Club considers grant applications for small community projects. Click here for more information and to apply.
We sincerely thank you for choosing our garden at 1507 Sheridan for Gem City Garden Gems for the week of June 26, 2016.