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As a Let Me Run coach, you will teach boys, but they may teach you more.
Providing the powerful gifts of undivided attention, care, and guidance.
Fostering growth in character, personal strength, endurance, and goal setting.
Running with them twice a week for seven weeks.
Teaching and training them about important concepts, including integrity, friendship, self-expression, doing their best, not quitting, teamwork, and helping others.
Helping them build self-esteem by completing a 5k at the end of the season.
When caring people come together with nothing but the purest of intentions to guide children to a place of safety, integrity, acceptance, and love the inevitable outcome will be a society with the same core beliefs.
If you disagree with any of our absolute truths, do not deliver the Let Me Run Program.
Coaches should display positive behavior and encourage boys.
Cheers or chants that are derogatory towards girls or other members of the community are prohibited. We do not lift ourselves up by tearing others down.
We expect coaches to have an attitude that reflects our mission, credo, core values, and program objectives.
The curriculum is to be run in order of the table of contents and the stated lesson objectives are to be met.
For recovery purposes, the program must meet twice a week on non-consecutive days.
The program must end with a 5k. The final 5k is to be no later than one week after the program has ended. The season dates should be scheduled considering school holidays, teacher workdays, and the date of the 5k.
Two coaches should be with the boys at all times.
A minimum of six boys is necessary for each team. However, at least eight is best. A maximum of fourteen boys is allowed per team.
The elementary program consists of 4th and 5th grade. No boys below 4th grade are allowed to participate. The middle school program is for 6th, 7th, and 8th grades.
Practices need to follow the order of unity lap, dynamic stretches, run, and static stretches.
We are a "rain or shine" program, and practice will never be cancelled due to rainy weather. An indoor space should be provided for rainy weather situations.


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AMP: CSU Alliance for Minority Participation, Phase II
Ratcliffe, Alfonso
San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA, United States
Search grants from Alfonso Ratcliffe
Search grants from San Francisco State University
Brain Mechanisms Mediating Genetic Risk For Anxiety And Depression
Nutrient-sensing GHS-R in macrophage reprogramming and inflamm-aging
MIND Diet Intervention to Prevent Alzheimer's Disease
Improving the Identification of Patients at Risk of Suicide
Alternative splicing-mediated mechanisms of cortical interneuron maturation and circuit integration
Atrial Remodeling and Susceptibility to Fibrillation
Hypothalamic neuron activation to blunt myocardial remodeling during chronic sleep apnea
Genomic mechanisms of firing rate homeostasis
HRD-9802113 Ratcliffe The California State Alliance for Minority Participation (CSU AMP) proposes to continue its successful comprehensive, state-wide effort to increase significantly the number of minority students who receive a baccalaureate degree in science, mathematics, engineering and technology (SMET). By the end of the new grant period (2003-2004), the CSU AMP, through its enhanced efforts in Phase II, will again double the number of SMET degrees awarded to minority students, a figure that is quadruple the benchmark established in Phase I (750). In Phase I, we successfully focused on the critical transition points from high school-to-college and lower-division to upper-division status. In Phase II, we will enhance our program by increasing our attention on community colleges. Our specific objective is to dramatically improve SMET advising at the community college level by developing CSU/Community College advising teams and by developing and implementing strategies for institutionalizing the advising approaches developed by these teams. Twenty-four community colleges-with a total enrollment of more than 400,000 students-have been identified as active participants in this activity. In addition, we will create a large number of paid academic year research opportunities to provide junior- and senior-year students on-campus experiences that are directly related to their SMET goals. An important goal of Phase II is state-wide institutional reform. The CSU will join with the University of California AMP program (CAMP), to take a leadership role in developing intersegmental committees composed of faculty and administrators from the University of California, California State University, and California Community College systems. Examples of issues that these committees will address are: SMET advising, electronic transcript transfer from community colleges to CSUs and UCs, and mechanisms for sharing effective teaching strategies. The CSU AMP statewide Governi ng Board is composed of key leaders in K-12 education, higher education, and the private sector. It is chaired by the Chancellor of the CSU and oversees general projects operation and provides direction and assistance in broadening support for the Alliance among academic, industrial, and governmental sectors. The Chancellor of the CSU committed $800,000 per year in support of student stipends associated with the summerbridge, academic year workshop, and research opportunity components of Phase II. This commitment combined with the commitment of the 22 participating CSU and 25 Community College of $2 million/year, represents a 3-to-1 match of our requested support from the NSF.
National Science Foundation (NSF)
Division of Human Resource Development (HRD)
Cooperative Agreement (Coop)
Dr. A. James Hicks
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A very Nice Cricket Match after a long duration of not playing, due to lack of time. Made many new friends at shivaji Park all from the IT-nation team. Enjoyed the match.
Mohun and me retuned back and had rest for 1 hour after that I come back to Typei for the project.
Had my dinner here only at JDM.
Send the scooter review file to Pri with the comparission between NOVA and the Honda Activa,Were I found NOVA is best in overall.The "splitting of light" project will be also summerise after this diary updated.which is to be submited on monday.
Mood : Fresh and relax.


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2017ColumnsStudent Column
The Student Column: Alex Walser – Bearded Crew
Written by Lauren Stepp (Western Carolina University, June 2017)
Cullowhee's "bearded man" grooms a lifestyle brand.
These goatlegged hikers with salt-and-pepper whiskers and handlebar mustaches make growing and maintaining facial hair seem so effortless. But ask Western Carolina University (WCU) senior Alex Walser, and he'll dish the truth: Being modishly hairy is harder than it looks.
In Cullowhee, a sleepy college town pleated between the Great Balsam and Plott Balsam ranges, 20-somethings find their way. Budding ecologists fly fish in the Tuckasegee, or "Tuck," and wordsmiths study under award-winning novelist Ron Rash. Some 50 miles outside of Asheville, students make a name for themselves. Walser, a marketing and management double major, goes by "bearded man."
"People in class started calling me that because my beard is always there," he says. "And how I keep it looking is reflective of who I am."
He's got lush locks, sure, but the moniker also nods to Bearded Crew, a men's body product line he launched two years back. He says it started on the Nantahala River when he scored a summer gig as a rafting guide. By day, he navigated boats and duckies—inflatable kayaks—down class I and II rapids. When his feet finally touched dry ground again, he found himself hanging out with outdoor enthusiasts, many of whom sported the full-on, Rip Van Winkle style beard. Inspired, Walser vowed to grow out his stubble. A year at least, no shaving or snipping. In beard lingo, that's called a "yeard."
Despite his commitment, beards get unruly fast. "You have to put time in for it to shape up," says Walser. It needs moisture to prevent scratchy frizz and dry skin. Being more experienced facial hair aficionados, some rafting buds let Walser borrow their beard oil. It would turn out to be a lightbulb moment; Bearded Crew grew from there.
"People associated with the bearded lifestyle are outdoor enthusiasts, conscious about their carbon footprint, and nomadic at heart," says Walser. "I want Bearded Crew to connect customers to experiences like rafting and skydiving. I want them to live boldly."
But Walser didn't jump straight into male grooming products. When he returned to school that fall, he used $500 from his savings to start selling T-shirts that promoted the bearded lifestyle. His touchstone slogan? "Just Grow It." It was clever enough—a hairy spinoff of Nike's "Just Do It"—but the profit margins weren't cutting it. Each shirt cost $9 and sold for $18. Beard oil, on the other hand, could provide an even more generous markup and a tighter customer niche. It looked promising.
With rent to pay in the meantime, Walser took a hotel night auditor position. "I worked third shift—11PM to 7AM," he says. "It was a long haul, but many guests didn't check in then. So, I brought my laptop and conducted market research and did stuff for the business." He eventually managed to save up $1,500 in seed money for glass bottles, essential oils, and labels, releasing the first beard oil, Raft Guide, soon after.
"It's light on scent for men who don't want to be smelling strong notes all day," says Walser, noting that cedar gives it a woodsy accent and citrus adds brightness. The founding oil is joined by Show Time, a "cinnamon thunderstorm" that Walser likens to Big Red gum; Tea Tree House, a clean smell with a piney finish; First Date, a sweet vanilla and clove brew that's supposed to woo ladies; and, Good Morning, a citrusy, lavender mixture.
Each oil is curated for a specific event, Walser explains. "Show Time is for when you're feeling daring, while Good Morning is meant for, well, the morning. The lavender relaxes you and the lemon wakes you up." No matter the event, Walser encourages men to use beard oil after a shower because hot steam opens up pores and makes the face more receptive to oils. In this way, the oil mimics the waxy material sebaceous glands produce to protect the skin. Still, it goes well beyond hydration.
"It adds weight and a non-greasy shine to the beard. When you comb it down, it takes on one unit with no flyaways," says Walser. "What we're really doing here is taking the stereotypical image of a bearded man—sloppy and unrefined—and turning it into a groomed gentleman."
No wonder First Date was featured in AskMen magazine last year. At $25 per bottle, it's Bearded Crew's best seller. During a recent trade show sponsored by EPIC, a university initiative encouraging student entrepreneurship through Elevating Potential, Imagination, and Collaboration, it proved popular with frat brothers and longhaired beatniks alike. "I sold 20 bottles and people acted genuinely interested," says Walser. "All these bearded men appeared out of nowhere."
But WCU does more than provide stubbly customers. Assistant professor Wendy Cagle has been integral to Walser's growth, so much so that he considers her a mentor. The former regional director of North Carolina's Small Business and Technology Development Center (SBTDC), Cagle knows a thing or two about getting an idea off the ground. She grew up watching her father raise trout and her mother sell fabric in Sylva. After receiving her MBA and leading SBTDC, she now encourages budding entrepreneurs to bring their dreams to fruition, and hopefully stay local in the process.
"Around 98 percent of businesses in Western North Carolina have 500 employees or less. That's just how important small businesses are to our economy; our topography just won't support a large manufacturer," says Cagle. "So, I applaud students who stay right at home and don't move to Raleigh, Greensboro, or Charlotte."
She does say that the biggest obstacle for young investors is access to capital. To assuage that stumbling block, EPIC has received a project grant from the Center for the Study of Free Enterprise at WCU. (The Center is a multidisciplinary program that supports students and faculty in investigating economic theory and practice.) Select student entrepreneurs can use the cash to conduct market research, unpack marketing plans, apply to be an LLC, and commercialize.
"The start-up entrepreneurs coming out of WCU are an integral part of our economy's future," says Edward Lopez. As the BB&T Distinguished Professor of Capitalism, Lopez proposed WCU's Free Enterprise initiative in 2015. "I'm thrilled that the Center can support them through EPIC."
Having received funding, Walser is using the initial $500 installment to kick off a "Make America Bearded Again" promotional campaign. Clients will receive stickers, apply for giveaways, and even use a social media hashtag to share beard-related news. He says his ultimate goal is to establish a "lifestyle brand."
The 22-year-old is all for practicing what he preaches. In coming months, he's releasing a mustache wax, First Kiss, and is conducting R&R on soaps. He wants to pitch Bearded Crew to Bass Pro once he rolls out a few more products.
"Some people like watching television, but this is what I do for fun," says Walser. "At heart, I'm an entrepreneur."
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Actress Lakshmi Manchu celebrated her birthday today, October 8. The actor has rung in the birthday in Sri Lanka along with her friends. While she is being sent birthday wishes, Lakshmi has also drawn the wrath of netizens for posting a stunt video of her daughter Vidya Nirava along with her friend Rahul.
In the video, Lakshmi's friend Rahul is carrying Vidya and jumping across a water body, which is an indoor one. Netizens slammed Lakhsmi calling it "stupidy" by indulging in such dangerous stunt with children. A user posted, "Don't encourage such foolishness," (sic) and "Ouch! That was really bad, not with kids in hand next time." Have a look at the video.


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Leigh Ashton (Manchester, Inglaterra, 11 de abril de 1956) é um cantor, compositor, pianista e ator de Joanesburgo, África do Sul. Ashton nasceu em Manchester, Inglaterra, em 11 de abril de 1956 e mudou-se para a África do Sul aos três anos de idade.

Carreira
Ashton assinou com a David Gresham Productions como cantor e compositor musical aos dezenove anos. A sua primeira canção, "Love Me", foi lançada em novembro de 1975. Ashton trabalhou com alguns dos melhores músicos do país na época, entre eles incluem-se: Trevor Rabin, Julian Laxton e Allan Goldswain. No ano seguintes ele cantou no bem sucedido Colosseum Mighty Music Machine ao lado de cantores como Bobby Angel, Bruce Millar, Richard Loring e Sonya Herholdt. Em 1977 "Tanya", uma das canções que ele compôs, chegou à 12.ª posição na lista de músicas com maior número de vendas na África do Sul  – competindo com ABBA and Leo Sayer. "Tanya" foi lançado pela Pye Records no mesmo ano no Reino Unido e na Europa.

Cantores da África do Sul
Naturais de Manchester
Cantores de música pop

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Waves whisper desires for discovery, probing life for the glimmer of ethereal beings. Here, seemingly so insignificant with tendrils clinging to minute architecture, a silhouette reminiscent of my terrestrial companions. Weightless, just breathing, I pursue balance in the presence of such wonder.
Nesseth grew up in the North woods of Wisconsin. She spent most of her childhood romping through the woods on her family's farm on the Red Cedar River where she developed her passion for creativity, exploration, and nature. Nesseth attended St. Olaf college, and acquired an undergraduate degree in Biology and Environmental studies. She spent time traveling and studying abroad in Norway, Northern Europe, Spain, Australia, and the Caribbean. After graduating in 2012 she returned home to assist in the family manufacturing business. There, she has rekindled her creative spirit, and has worked with her father to learn the art of metal working. She continues to develop her creative skills and now takes her woodland and imaginative creatures on the road to galleries, local art festivals, and farmers markets.


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Remember, you are responsible for the safe operation of your bike. No one else can accept that responsibility.
These rules are not intended to be all-encompassing and do not cover all aspects of group riding. These rules are intended to be suggestive in nature and have been found to work extremely well. There is always room for common sense to fit any particular situation.


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Hamilton family papers
Rare Books and Manuscripts
This collection contains business papers, correspondence, receipts and deeds from the firm of Hamilton and Taber, including Cyrus Taber's correspondence with Allen Hamilton. Much of the correspondence regards business, various Indian treaties, railroads, politics, and the settlement of Hamilton's estate following his death in 1864. Materials date from 1788 through 1963, with the bulk of the collection dating from Allen Hamilton's career. Materials are arranged chronologically, with business records filed together with the small amount of personal papers in the collection. Personal papers in the collection include those of Allen Hamilton's son Andrew H. Hamilton (1834-1895) from his time as a student and as a United States Congressman (1875-1879), and family correspondence dating from the 1820s through the early 1900s.
Correspondents in the collection include early Indiana politicians, Indian agents, and other well-known Indiana residents. These include Thomas H. Blake, Jesse D. Bright, Michael G. Bright, T. Hartley Crawford, John D. Defrees, John Dowling,Thomas Dowling, John B. Duret, Henry C. Ellsworth, George W. Ewing, William G. Ewing, Francis Godfroy, Samuel Hanna, Andrew J. Harlan, Thomas A. Hendricks, William Hendricks, Jesse L. Holman, William S. Holman, Edmond O. Hovey, Henry S. Lane, James F. D. Lanier, Ebenezer F. Lucas, Jonathan McCarty, Hugh McCulloch, Samuel Merritt, Samuel Milroy, Elias Murray, Abel C. Pepper, Daniel D. Pratt, George H. Proffit, James Rariden, Joseph Richardville, William Rockhill, Samuel C. Sample, Caleb B. Smith, Oliver H. Smith, John Test, Richard W. Thompson, John Tipton, David Wallace, Nathaniel West, Albert S. White, Charles White, Jesse L. Williams, Daniel Worth, and Joseph A. Wright.
Hamilton, Arthur (Quint), 1886-1967 (Person)
This collection is open for research.
Legal title, copyright, and literary rights reside with Rare Books and Manuscripts, Indiana State Library, Indianapolis, IN. All requests to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to Rare Books and Manuscripts.
Allen Hamilton was born in 1798 in Ireland. In 1820, he moved to Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, Indiana where he worked as a clerk in the land office. In 1823, he moved to Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, where he worked as a deputy clerk for the U. S. Land Office. He served as sheriff of Allen County Sheriff, 1824-1826; Fort Wayne Postmaster, 1825-1831, and as county auditor, clerk, and recorder, 1831-1838. He was a merchant and a lawyer with the firm of Hamilton and Taber and was involved in politics as a Whig and a Democrat from 1830s1861. Allen Hamilton married to Emerine Jane Holman in 1828 and together they had four children. Allen Hamilton died in 1864 in Saratoga, New York.
Andrew Holman Hamilton was born June 7, 1834 and was the son of Allen and Emerine Hamilton. He graduated from Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Indiana in 1854 and went on to Harvard Law School. He was admitted to the bar in 1859 and began his practice in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He married Phoebe Tabor on March 27, 1861 and together they had five children. He served as a Democrat in the United States House of Representatives, 1875-1879. Andrew Holman Hamilton died May 9, 1895 and is interred in Lindenwood Cemetery.
Allen Hamilton was born in January 1874 and was the son of Andrew Holman and Phoebe Hamilton. He worked as a physician.
Montgomery Hamilton was born about 1844 and was the son of Allen and Emerine Hamilton. He worked as a merchant and landlord. Her married Gertrude and together they had five children. He died on June 9, 1909.
Edith Hamilton was born August 12, 1867 and was the daughter of Montgomery and Gertrude Hamilton. She studied Latin and was a holder of the Mary E. Garrett European Fellowship for Graduate Students in 1895-96. She attended Leipzig and Munich Universities. On returning to America she became the first headmistress of Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore. Edith Hamilton died May 31, 1963.
Alice Hamilton was born on February 16, 1869 and was the daughter of Montgomery and Gertrude Hamilton. She was the managing director of the Illinois Occupational disease Survey and worked on identifying and curing industrial diseases. In 1919 she was appointed the chair of Industrial medicine of Harvard Medical School where she served for 23 years.
Margaret Hamilton was born in June of 1871 and was the daughter of Montgomery and Gertrude Hamilton. She worked as an aide to her sister Edith at Bryn Mawr School and later served as headmistress for five years.
Arthur Hamilton , also known as "Quint", was born March 31, 1886 and was the son of Montgomery and Gertrude Hamilton. He studied Romance Languages and worked at the University of Wisconsin. He worked with the Red Cross during World War I. He then became a professor of Romance Language at Illinois University and the Dean of Foreign Students. Arthur Hamilton died in 1967.
Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. United States Congress. 4 June 2007
Ancestry Library. Indiana State Library. 02 July 2007.
15.41 Cubic Feet (51 manuscript boxes, 2 oversize folders, 3 volumes)
This collection is arranged chronologically.
This collection was received by Rare Books and Manuscripts as a donation from the Columbian Book Company on 1937/05/01; Joseph K. Killy, 1942/02/20; W.W. Carey, 1945 April; Radcliffe College, 1979/05/04; and W.R. Johnson, 1991/01/16.
No further additions are expected.
Box 1. Papers, correspondence, and receipts, 1788-1832
1. Land Deed, 1788
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, 1810-1819
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, 1825
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Aug., 1827
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Dec., 1827
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-July, 1829
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Dec., 1829
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, 1830
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-June, 1831
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Dec., 1831
15. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.- Mar. 1832
16. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-June, 1832
17. Papers, correspondence, and receipts, July, 1832
18. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.- Oct., 1832
19. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov.-Dec., 1832
Box 2. Papers and receipts, 1833-1834
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Feb., 1833
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar. 1833
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr., 1833
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-June, 1833
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Aug., 1833
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Oct., 1833
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov.-Dec., 1833
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan., 1834
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb.-Mar., 1834
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-May, 1834
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-July, 1834
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug., 1834
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept., 1834
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct., 1834
15. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov., 1834
16. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 1834
Box 3.
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar.-Apr., 1835
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May, 1835
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June, 1835
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July, 1835
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug., 1835
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov., 1835
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec., 1835
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Feb., 1836
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar.-Apr., 1836
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May, 1836
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June, 1836
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Aug., 1836
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct., 1836
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 1837
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec., 1837
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb., 1838
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar., 1838
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Sept., 1838
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.-Nov. 9, 1838
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 10-Nov. 30, 1838
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr. 1- Apr. 21, 1839
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr. 22- Apr. 30, 1839
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-July, 1839
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept., 1839
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 1- Oct. 14, 1839
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 15-Oct. 31, 1839
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 1-Dec. 20, 1839
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 21-Dec. 31, 1839
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar. 1-Mar. 20, 1840
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar. 19-Mar. 31, 1840
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July., 1840
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Sept. 9, 1840
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 10-Sept. 30, 1840
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.1- Oct. 6, 1840
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 7- Nov. 30, 1840
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. -Feb. 14, 1841
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb. 15-Mar. 15, 1841
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar. 16-Apr. 16, 1841
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr. 17-May. 31, 1841
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 1-Oct. 15, 1841
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 1- Nov. 24, 1841
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 25- Nov. 30, 1841
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec.1- Dec. 17, 1841
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 1- Jan. 24, 1842
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 25-Feb. 16, 1842
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr. 22-June 30, 1842
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug. 1-Aug. 15, 1842
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug. 16-Aug. 31, 1842
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 1-Sept. 16, 1842
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 27- Oct. 5, 1842
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.18- Oct. 21, 1842
Box 10.
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 1- Nov. 15, 1842
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 16-Nov. 30, 1842
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 1-Dec. 15, 1842
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 16-Dec. 31, 1842
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May. 1-May. 17, 1843
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May. 18- May. 31, 1843
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 1- June 10, 1843
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June11- June 20, 1843
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 21-June 30, 1843
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug. 1843
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 16-Sept. 26, 1843
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 17-Oct. 31, 1843
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 1-Nov. 15, 1843
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 20- Dec. 31, 1843
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan, 1844
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb. 1844
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr. 1844
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May 1844
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 1844
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July 1844
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 1-Sept. 19, 1844
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 20- Sept. 30, 1844
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 16- Oct. 22, 1844
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 1844
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 20- Dec. 31, 1844
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 1-Jan. 17, 1845
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 18-Jan. 31, 1845
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May 1845
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 1845
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July 1- July 21, 1845
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July 22- July 27, 1845
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 1845
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 1845
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 1845
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 1846
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr. 1846
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Feb 1847
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-June 1847
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July 1847
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug. 1847
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 1847
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov.-Dec. 1847
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar.-Apr. 1848
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-July 1848
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Sept. 1848
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.-Nov. 1848
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 1849
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb.-Mar. 1849
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-May 1850
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.1850
15. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov.-Dec. 1850
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Feb. 1851
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Aug. 1851
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Oct. 1851
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb.-Mar. 14, 1852
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar. 15-Apr. 1852
16. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Sept. 1852
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-Aug. 1853
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Nov. 1853
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1854
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-June 1854
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.-Dec. 1854
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-Sept. 1855
6. Cards to Holman Hamilton, 1856-1858
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-May 25, 1856
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May 26-June 1856
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.-Nov. 1856
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 1-10, 1857
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 11-Aug. 1857
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Feb. 1858
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar.-Apr. 1858
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb.-Mar. 1859
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Aug.1859
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 1859
15. Andrew Holman Hamilton Writings, 1850s
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-June 1860
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Aug. 14, 1860
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug. 15-Sept. 1860
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb. 1861
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar. 1861
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-June 12, 1861
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 13-July 1861
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.-Nov. 17, 1861
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 18-Dec. 1861
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.- May 1862
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-July 1862
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Sept. 1862
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-July 1863
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec.1-16, 1864
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 17-31, 1864
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 1-16, 1865
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.17-Feb. 1865
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar-Apr. 8 1865
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr. 9-30 1865
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 1-22, 1866
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 23-31, 1866
1. Papers on Allen Hamilton's Estate, Feb. 1866
2. Papers on Allen Hamilton's Estate, Mar. 1866
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June 27-July, 1866
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Sept. 16, 1866
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 17-Oct. 17, 1866
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 18-Nov. 14, 1866
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 15-31, 1866
13. Papers on Allen Hamilton's Estate, 1866
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Dec. 1-20, 1867
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 19-Oct. 1868
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan. 22-31,1870
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-May 1870
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.1870
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Aug. 1872
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept 1872
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov.1872
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.1874
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.1-17, 1874
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.18-31, 1874
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb. 1-14, 1875
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb. 15-28, 1875
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept. 20-Oct. 13, 1875
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 14-Nov. 1, 1875
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov. 2-30, 1875
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-July 16, 1876
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July 17-Aug. 1876
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov.21-30, 1876
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-Aug. 1877
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May. 1878
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Feb.16, 1879
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Feb.17-Mar. 1879
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-Mar. 1880
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-Aug. 1880
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Oct. 1880
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Sept. 1881
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct.-Dec. 1881
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar.-June 1882
8. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Oct. 1882
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1883
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-June 1883
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-July 1884
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Dec. 1884
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1885
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Oct. 12, 1885
7. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 13-Dec. 1885
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 14, 1887
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Mar. 15-Apr. 1887
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Oct. 1888
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-July 1889
14. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Aug.-Dec. 1889
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-Oct. 1890
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-Aug. 1892
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr-July 1893
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May.-Aug. 1895
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Dec. 1895
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1896
13. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May.-Dec. 1896
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-Oct. 1897
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-May 1898
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Dec. 1898
6. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-July 1899
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, May-Oct. 1901
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-Oct. 1903
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Nov 1903-Mar. 1904
4. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Apr.-Dec. 1904
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-June 1905
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, June-Dec. 1906
11. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Jan.-June 1908
12. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Dec. 1908
5. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, July-Dec. 1912
2. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Sept.-Oct. 9, 1913
3. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Oct. 10-31, 1913
9. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Checkbook, 1933
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, 1935-1963
11. Photographs, undated
12. Clippings, 1891-1921
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, undated
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, undated
13. Clippings, undated
1. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, c.1840s
10. Papers, receipts, and correspondence, Name plate and key
11. Cards, undated
OBC49, 1 Folder.
1838 June 27 Abstracts of treaty amounts (3 items).
OBD13, 1 Folder.
undated "Hamilton's 4th addition" (2 copies).
Volumes.
446-1 Account book, 1844-1845
446-2 Journal, 1856-1857
Collection processing and finding aid completed by Barbara Hilderbrand during July 2007.
Allen County (Ind.)
Blake, Thomas H. (Thomas Holdsworth)
Bright, Jesse D. (Jesse David)
Bright, Michael G. (Michael Graham), 1803-1881
Defrees, John D. (John Dougherty), 1810 or 1811-1882
Dowling, Thomas, 1806-1876
Ellsworth, Henry E. (Henry Edwards), 1878-1950
Ewing, George Washington
Ewing, William Griffith
Fort Wayne (Ind.)
Godfroy, Francis, 1788-1840
Hamilton, Emerine
Hamilton, F. M. (Fayette Montgomery), 1858-1912
Hannah, Samuel
Harlan, Andrew Jackson, 1815-1907
Hendricks, Thomas A. (Thomas Andrews), 1819-1885
Holman, William Steele, 1822-1897
Hovey, Edmund O. (Edmund Otis), 1801-1877
Indian agents
Lanier, J. F. D. (James Franklin Doughty), 1800-1881
Lucas, Ebenezer F., 1807-1871
Miami Indians
Milroy, Samuel, 1780-1845
Politicians -- Indiana
Pratt, Daniel D. (Daniel Darwin), 1813-1877
Proffit, George H., 1807-1847
Rariden, James, 1795-1856
Sample, Samuel C. (Samuel Caldwell), 1796-1855
Smith, Caleb B. (Caleb Blood), 1808-1864
Smith, Oliver H. (Oliver Hampton), 1794-1859
Tabor, Cyrus
Tabor, Stephen J. W. (Stephen James Wilson), 1815-1883
Test, John, 1771-1849
Thompson, Richard W. (Richard Wigginton), 1809-1900
Tipton, John, 1786-1839
United States. Congress. House
Wallace, David, 1799-1859
Whig Party (U.S.)
White, Albert S. (Albert Smith), 1803-1864
White, Charles L.
Wright, Joseph A. (Joseph Albert), 1810-1867
Hamilton, Margaret, 1871- (Person)
Hamilton, Edith, 1867-1963 (Person)
Hamilton, Alice, 1869-1970 (Person)
Hamilton, Phoebe Tabor (Person)
Hamilton, A. H. (Andrew Holman) (Person)
Hamilton, Allen (Person)
Hamilton family (Family)
Box: 15-21 (Text)
Box: 8-14 (Text)
Box: 1-7 (Text)
Part of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Repository
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140 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 U.S.A.
Hamilton family papers, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Indiana State Library https://archives.isl.lib.in.us//repositories/2/resources/160 Accessed January 29, 2020.
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When it comes to resolutions, highlighting the word 'need' is hugely important as this defines the whole concept. Nobody (except maybe you) expects you to make one so don't be too harsh on yourself. If you want to start focusing on something new when January comes around, go for it. But be patient and realistic!
Think about what you want to achieve, i.e. weight loss or a healthier diet. Make a realistic plan, give yourself enough time and break your goal into smaller goals. This will help you feel like you're going the right way and keep you motivated. Don't be unrealistic and think that you can achieve changing your habits in a month, creating change takes time.
By dividing your ultimate goal into smaller goals and breaking them into the steps that you think you need to take to achieve them, you will have the best chances of reaching them… at least some of them! Allow yourself some slack if you revert to old habits now and then; it's only part of the process.
Remember, if you've achieved only one of them, you have still made an improvement and shouldn't think that you have failed – but maybe just you need to revise your goals and see if they could be even more realistic to suit your lifestyle. Make the year 2016 your best year ever by being kind to yourself and others.
Taking up a new sport or exercise – Have you tried Bikram or TRX? Mixing up your work out can be fun and is good for your body. Class Pass is a cool website which acts like a gym where you sign up and get passes to lots of different fitness classes in London. It is also proven that a varied exercise regime is more effective at getting your body on track too.
Try Mindfulness – More posts to follow on this topic but allowing yourself just 20 minutes a day to ground yourself in the present moment has been shown to help with productivity and calm feelings of anxiety and stress. Apps such as HeadSpace and CALM are an easy way to test it out and both offer free trials. We'd recommend using both and seeing what works for you after a few weeks.
Veganuary? We didn't even know this was a thing. This campaign aims to reduce the suffering of animals by inspiring and supporting people across the globe to go vegan for the month of January. Having not tried a vegan diet in the past some of us might give it a go for January and see how it affects our energy levels. Eating a plant based diet can be cheaper and healthier. Although meat is a good protein source, too much isn't a good thing.
Read More! Get away from your laptop and phone in the evening with the help of a good book. Staring at screens all day and evening can hype your senses and you'll then find it hard to switch off and sleep. Switch 30 of your TV minutes in the evening, or even an hour to sitting quietly with a book (maybe in the bath?) instead. The 'Staff Favourites' in Waterstones are often a good shout and you can buy one of our salads from their cafes while you are there… cheeky plug sorry!


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Deadly toys creep back onto market
The Queensland Office of Fair Trading (OFT) is reminding parents and traders about the dangers of 'yo-yo balls' following the seizure of more than 20,000 of the banned toys in recent weeks.
The Qld Minister responsible for Fair Trading Paul Lucas said while yo-yo balls were banned in Australia because of the strangulation risk they posed to children, the message seemed to have been forgotten by a number of Queensland wholesalers and retailers.
"The Qld Office of Fair Trading recently uncovered the yo-yo balls as part of its pre-Christmas blitz on market traders," Mr Lucas said.
"Three yo-yo balls were discovered at a Coorparoo market stall and seized, Qld Fair Trading officers then traced the toys to a wholesaler on the Gold Coast.
"An inspection of the wholesaler's site uncovered more than 19,000 yo-yo balls ready for distribution and information relating to the sale of a further 11,755 to 150 stores across Australia.
"The yo-yo balls already sold have now been recalled by the supplier who advised he was unaware of the ban.
"Qld Fair Trading officers have since seized a further 450 yo-yo balls from an unrelated Logan retailer."
Mr Lucas said while yo-yo balls may look like a bit of harmless fun they were actually extremely dangerous for children.
"The elasticised cord that produces the yo-yo effect can stretch to up to a metre in length which means it can easily wind around a child's neck during play," he said.
"Unfortunately due to the sticky nature of the toys, once wound around the neck they grip and can strangle the child before he or she can get help.
"In 2003 OFT received reports of two incidents where the cord on a yo-yo ball wrapped around the neck of a child.
"Following the reports an interim ban was declared in Queensland in May 2003 and a permanent, national ban was declared under the new Australian Consumer Law in February 2011."
Mr Lucas said some yo-yo balls on the market contained liquid in the body of the toy that posed a further danger to children.
"Generally the liquid found in yo-yo balls is water or the toxic, oily solvent toluene that can leak if the toy is punctured during rough play," he said.
"This liquid can cause illness if swallowed and a reaction if it comes into contact with the skin."
According to Mr Lucas the safest option for parents this Christmas was to buy their gifts from toy specialists.
"Specialty toy and department stores tend to have strict programs in place to comply with toy safety standards," he said.
Mr Lucas advised the OFT's consumer protection colleagues in other states had been notified about the risk arising from the distribution of the toys to stores across Australia.
For product safety information visit www.fairtrading.qld.gov.au or www.productsafety.gov.au or call 13 QGOV (13 74 68).
A yo-yo water ball (and similar products) are toys:
intended to be thrown and returned to the hand
with an elasticised cord capable of extending at least 500 mm in length and usually with a:
-loop on one end to wear around the finger, and
-soft synthetic object on the other
They may:
be filled with air, or a liquid (e.g. water, toluene – a toxic oily solvent)
contain a novelty feature, such as a flashing light
resemble the form of a cartoon animal
For the purposes of this ban the following goods are exempt:
outdoor and sporting toys, e.g. a ball which is used to practice tennis whose elastic tension cord is intended to be anchored
a bat with a ball attached by an elastic cord
goods known as the "Yo-Be Sling Disc"
Media Contact: 0439 781 886
Qld Office of Fair Trading - Department of Justice and Attorney-General
For more information on product safety in Qld visit www.fairtrading.qld.gov.au or call 13 QGOV (13 74 68).
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More information on product safety and the mandatory safety standards can be found at www.productsafety.gov.au. Australian product recalls are published at www.recalls.gov.au, and you can also follow product safety at the ACCC on Twitter: @ProductSafetyAU.


MANA INDIANS. The Mana Indians, who are known from a single Spanish document of 1683 (early copyists altered the name to Mano and Chano), cannot be related to any other known group. Their area is not specified but seems to have been somewhere in west central Texas.
Handbook of Texas Online, Thomas N. Campbell, "MANA INDIANS," accessed April 26, 2019, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/bmm08.


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The long-term future of Australian coal is drying up
Adam Lucas 22 October 2015 0
With the recent re-approval of Adani's Carmichael coal mine in Queensland, debate over the future of coal has reached fever pitch again. Green groups have argued that Australia should account for the climate impacts of burning coal produced in the country.
Meanwhile, the government has once again come out in support of coal to provide cheap power to developing nations.
It can be hard to make sense of the different sides. In a paper recently published in Energy Research and Social Science, I looked at the long-term future for coal in Australia. My research suggests the current coal woes are just the beginning.
Australia's failure to reassess its commitment to coal will have serious negative consequences, not only for Australia's economy, but for the health and well being of millions of people and the global environment.
Boom and bust
The Australian coal industry has been on an inexorable and seemingly unstoppable upswing since it first began to export coal to East Asia in the late 1950s. Between 1970 and 2010 it provided three-quarters of its coal exports by volume to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and India.
Major Export Destinations for Australian Coal, 1970-2010 Joint Coal Board/Queensland Coal Board/Coal Services Pty Ltd.
It remained confident until very recently that it could expand even more quickly than it had in earlier decades as the Asian "tiger economies" continued to grow, and demand from China and India surged.
Black coal exports to Asia from Australia (excl Japan) Joint Coal Board/Qld Coal Board/Coal Services PL/Bureau of Resources & Energy Economics
By the end of 2012, at the peak of the recent mining boom, the industry had announced plans to triple or even quadruple Australian black coal production on 2010 levels by 2030. Less than three years after many of these announcements were made, however, a number of the relevant projects have become financially unviable, such as the Wiggins Island, Balaclava Island and Dudgeon Point coal terminals and the Wandoan coal mine in Queensland.
Several prominent energy analysts have warned that those that remain face the prospect of becoming stranded assets, risking tens of billions of dollars of investor capital.
The industry's plans to triple 2010 production levels by 2030 were almost certainly premised on its awareness that global coal production would most likely peak by the end of next decade, enabling Australia to "fill the gap" in global coal supply post-2030 by exploiting its huge untapped coal resources in Queensland.
Climate change and renewables
Then a few weeks ago major multinational mining companies such as Glencore, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, all of which have substantial coal interests, suffered a radical reduction in share prices. This clearly reflects a growing awareness in the international financial community that the continued expansion of the Australian coal industry faces a number of structural obstacles.
These include decreased international demand, lower coal prices, carbon risk, and competition from renewables and other coal-exporting nations.
Arguably, the combined impact of these factors has not been adequately grasped by some coal industry analysts, who continue to remain cautiously optimistic about Australian coal's long-term prospects.
There appear to be two key factors in the declining market fortunes of coal: the growing recognition that mining and burning coal is one of the main contributors to climate change, and the rapid decline in the costs of renewable energy relative to new coal and gas plants.
While the first issue is arguably the most important from an existential and equity perspective, it is the second issue which has largely focused the minds of governments, energy companies and the financial community in recent months. Perhaps unsurprisingly, altruistic concerns about the environmental and social costs of climate change continue to be trumped by economic calculations about the relative costs of different energy sources.
It is nevertheless apparent that defenders of a fossil fuel future, or business-as-usual, continue to seriously underestimate the extent to which the reliability of renewable energy technology has improved, its costs have decreased, and it has won market share in many developed and developing countries.
For example, the price at which solar power developers in India are currently pitching new projects is already cheaper than the cost of providing new coal-fired power from imported coal. The much-vaunted interest of the Indian conglomerate, the Adani Group, in exploiting the rich coal resources of the Galilee Basin, appears to be foundering. After more than a dozen major international financial institutions have declined to invest in Adani's Carmichael coal project, it has recently begun to turn its attention to solar projects in India and Australia.
Although there have been signs over the last few years of a decline in coal demand from some of Australia's biggest customers, the industry and its political supporters appear to have convinced themselves that Chinese and Indian demand for Australian coal would continue to grow.
This ignores the fact that there has been a significant reduction in Chinese coal imports and consumption more generally over the last few years. Recent signals from India suggest that it, too, is seriously reconsidering its role in coal-led energy growth, anticipating a 20% annual decline in coal imports, beginning this year.
Unburnable coal
If humanity wants to maintain the stable climatic conditions of the past million years of Earth's history, the world's leading climate scientists have told us that most of the world's remaining coal resources will have to remain in the ground for the foreseeable future, and therefore constitute "unburnable carbon".
The greenhouse gas emissions from burning Australia's coal overseas have exceeded those from Australia's domestic emissions for more than a decade now, and its remaining demonstrated black coal resources would contribute 28% of the remaining global carbon budget if burnt. There will almost certainly be growing international pressure on Australia and other fossil-fuel producing nations to extract only a small proportion of those resources over the next few decades.
In the light of these various considerations, one would imagine that the enthusiasm of Australian governments for the ongoing expansion of the Australian coal industry might be on the wane, but there are no clear signs that this is the case. My own research and that of several other Australian scholars such as Chris Riedy, Tom Biegler and the Australia Institute indicates that the combined costs to Australia of subsidies, externalities and foreign ownership outweigh the majority of the economic benefits which the coal industry supposedly provides.
Meanwhile, the major political parties continue to cling to a distorted and largely outdated notion of the industry's contribution to Australia and the world. The governments of China and India, both of which have substantial coal resources, have clearly recognised the benefits of phasing out the use of fossil fuels in favour of renewables.
The medium- to long-term benefits of embracing such a strategy are very clear. The failure of Australia's business and political elites to recognise the need for change will cost us dearly.
Source: The Conversation. Reproduced with permission.
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Miles Harding says
That coal export graph got me thinking…
It stops at 2012, hiding the downturn that has trashed coal mining viability.
This is similar to the climate contratian's deception of selectively reporting the weather graphs to make the climate look like it's doing something like, say cooling for instance. Australia uses a dubious GHG forecast that are based on the 2005 emissions peak instead of the 1990 benchmark used by the rest of the world, making the county's token GHG reduction plan look a lot better than it actually is.
The COALition has been (and continues to be!) perfectly happy to deceive themselves with dodgy data on climate, so why not do the same with dodgy data on coal exports?
This way they can can continue to do what they are doing, safe in the knowledge that their data says it is so.
2005 was chosen because it was a high year.
Adam Lucas says
Miles, the reason the graph finishes at 2012 is because it's extremely difficult to get up-to-date data from Coal Services P/L or BREE, or any other government source. I had extraordinary difficulty getting full data sets for the various categories. The National Library doesn't hold a full set, and nor does any other public library in Australia. Coal Services has privatized the data it collects and has only been publishing every two or three years, at cost. If you can locate the more recent data and share it with us, I'd be very happy to include it. I think the issue with Labor and the Coalition is that they have a very poor grasp of the coal data and how to interpret it, not that the data itself is dodgy. There are slight variations in the data published by BREE, the ABS and Coal Services, but that is due to variations in the methodology for data collection.
Reality Bites says
Adam are you sure it's not because the 2013 and 2014 data would show that Australian coal exports have continued to increase from around 300mtpa in 2012 by 16% to 351 mtpa in 2013 and then by another 9% to 383 mtpa in 2014. Probably also will be another increase of tonnage in 2015. Doesn't really fit your story does it?! The data, though not Government official stats, is released by the QRC and Mineral Council. Fact is that the price reduction has motivated the miners to increase production to obtain economies of scale. Met coal in particular will probably continue to grow strongly, however there is also a growing demand for thermal with other SE Asian buyers taking up slack from Chinese. You also cannot trust the Chinese import data, they recently significantly revised the historical data because it was wrong.
Reality Bites, it's disingenuous of you not to use your real name when others are being honest about their identities. If you read the journal article from which this story arose, you'd see that "my story" encompasses the argument you make in the first two sentences of your response, and I have noted the ramping up of production in Australia, so your criticism is baseless. You will also see that I discuss the thermal and metallurgical coal markets for Australia in some detail, and the relative costs of production in Australia at present, versus the prices being paid by overseas buyers. As for not trusting the Chinese import data, I guess only time will tell.
Well Adam, just using my right to express an opinion, which would appear to be against 99% of people who visit this site, but alas somebody has to prod these dreamers back to reality. Disingenuous you say, want to see my hate replies?! A quick survey reveals that an awful lot of people commenting on this site are by your definition disingenuous. I might ask is it disingenuous of you to write a paper then write an article in here and only cite the facts they want to hear?
Is this article talking about thermal coal or coking coal?
It's talking about black coal, Jacob, which is thermal and coking coal. Perhaps you should follow the link to the journal article.
Ray Miller says
Adam, it may also be worth publishing a list of the Australian coal mines which have closed in the last couple of years and those on the list to be closed. Or a list of the number of houses for sale in the coal mining towns and cities.
If the physics dictate we must leave all the coal in the ground, no amount of cheering on King Coal (by our governments) will cover the King's naked body.
The large mines still operating may be ramping up production but I would only see this as the last desperate gasp of the industry before economics and physics finally kill the remaining dinosaurs.
With the damage done to the environment releasing Gig tons of carbon who then pays for the remediation and/or suffer the consequences? The QRC?
Good points, Ray. I'll talk to some of my colleagues about the coal mine list idea over the coming weeks.


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By Stephany Nunneley, Saturday, 9 January 2021 20:24 GMT
Valorant Episode 2 will arrive on January 12 alongside a new agent, Riot has announced.
The new agent for Valorant is Yoru, who has the ability to teleport for short distances.
You can see Yoru in action in the trailer for Episode 2 below.
Yoru's abilities include a way to mimic footsteps using an echo, teleportation, and he is able to open a dimension in which he can throw a flash grenade which activates after it has hit a hard surface.
Along with the new season comes a new Battlepass and a skin pack featuring cosmetics from Episode 1.
If you are unfamiliar with Valorant, it's a 5v5 first-person tactical shooter and is free-to-play on PC.
In the game, teams of five players are pitted against each other to win a round-based, attackers vs defenders, best-of-24-rounds gunfight.
The game launched its closed beta in April last year, and broke viewership records with 34 million hours-watched in a single day, and surpassed 1.7 million peak concurrent viewers. Over the course of its two-month beta testing period, an average of nearly 3 million players logged on each day to play.
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These were the top 5 biggest electric motorcycle news stories of 2021
Micah Toll
- Dec. 22nd 2021 4:20 am PT
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You may not have known it, but 2021 was a huge year for electric motorcycles. While Asia has traditionally been responsible for many of the electric motorcycles we've seen before, 2021 welcomed several new US entries in the market.
We counted millions of views across our electric motorcycle coverage this year, and these are the top five stories that our readers voted on with their eyeballs.
$5,000 SONDORS Metacycle electric motorcycle unveiling
Yep, you guessed it. SONDORS' first electric motorcycle unveiling definitely made the top 5 list this year.
While SONDORS is better known for its successful electric bicycles (and somewhat less known for its presently less successful three-wheeled electric car), the company's biggest launch of the year was definitely its first motorcycle.
The Metacycle was unveiled with impressive commuter-level specs, including an 80 mph (130 km/h) top speed and an 80 mile (130 km) range to match.
The stylish design won as much praise as the shockingly low $5,000 price tag.
The bike was originally destined to make deliveries by the end of this year, but several delays have pushed the new delivery estimate to the middle of next year.
We've also seen the Metacycle undergo a number of design changes, many of which were expected due to several of its fancier design features found on the concept model not being street legal.
BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY electric motorcycle
If you thought you knew electric motorcycles, think again.
BMW unveiled a decidedly out there concept motorcycle back in September that had many of us scratching our heads.
Known as the Vison AMBY, it wasn't a particularly fast model. Instead, it appears to be designed for urban commuters that want something a bit more powerful than an electric bicycle.
Its top speed of 60 km/h (37 mph) is rather slow compared to other entries in the light electric motorcycle class. The Vision AMBY's lightweight design has it more closely competing with small electric trail bikes like a Sur Ron Light Bee, albeit BMW's presumably street-legal design would offer a significant advantage over those other off-road-only alternatives.
BMW Motorrad's head of design Edgar Heinrich further discussed the light electric motorbike:
The BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY takes us into new territory. For us, the focus is on user behaviour – the question is: how will customers want to get around in the future? What will they expect their vehicle to be capable of? This was precisely the starting point of our deliberations. Our aim was to develop an extremely emotional vehicle for smart mobility in and around the city that offered maximum freedom. The BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY really does enable our customers to experience urban life in a whole new way, cover distances more flexibly and "break free" of the city from time to time, too. At the same time, BMW Motorrad is consistently pursuing its electromobility strategy for urban conurbations. It's a fascinating introduction to the world of BMW Motorrad that also promises maximum riding pleasure.
US-made fat tire electric motorcycle Volcon Grunt begins shipping
Another US-based electric motorcycle manufacturer also made the top 5 list this year: Volcon ePowersports.
News that deliveries commenced for the company's fat tire Volcon Grunt electric motorcycle brought in massive views from around the world. Perhaps that's why Volcon is in the process of opening up a string of national and international dealers.
The Volcon Grunt is an off-road electric motorcycle designed for adventure and utility riding. Think: hunters, farmers, and various off-the-beaten-path explorers.
Its electric motor enables quiet operation and the ability to slip through nature without disturbing the environment.
For those that care less about the green aspect, the bike also requires almost zero maintenance, doesn't leak oil all over your garage or barn, is easier to operate, and offers powerful low-end torque that only electric motorcycles can achieve.
The company opened local production facilities in Texas and is also working on developing multiple four-wheeled UTVs and a smaller electric motorcycle known as the Runt.
Volcon also celebrated its IPO earlier this year, with the stock climbing quickly before entering more of a rollercoaster trajectory not uncommon for new listings, especially in such a volatile market.
ALYI finally releases video showing its new electric motorcycle, and it looks nothing like expected
Okay folks, this is a weird one.
A startup known as ALYI has been spamming press releases about its upcoming electric motorcycles for several years now.
I've got a digital stack of several dozens of them. Every time someone sneezes at ALYI, I get a press release.
The only problem is that for all the trivial announcements the company was sending out, they weren't making any bikes.
Until one day in March, that is, when they finally showed off a prototype of their first electric motorcycle.
The company had claimed nearly three years earlier that the bike would be based off the legendary BMW R71, just like the one seen in the classic Steve McQeen film The Great Escape.
The only problem is that the bike they rolled out didn't quite mimic the inspiration. They even hyped the hell out of the big reveal; I got five different press releases alone ahead of the event.
Take a look below, and see what so many other people tuned in to scratch their heads at this year.
Kawasaki confirms it will launch three electric motorcycles next year
When Kawasaki announced that it would reveal three electric motorcycles next year, it must have really touched a nerve in the industry. Few pledges have brought in this much attention (and there have been plenty of e-moto promises to go around).
Part of the excitement might have been due to the fact that Kawasaki hasn't launched any electric motorcycles yet.
Sure, it has that prototype that has been hanging around the R&D department for years, but the company hasn't seemed overly excited about sharing any updates on that front.
Perhaps that's because it knew all along that big things were coming soon and it didn't want to spoil the surprise.
Kawasaki still has a bit of a leg up on the rest of the Big Four Japanese motorcycle manufactures, which in addition to Kawasaki include Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki. Yamaha and Honda may have been playing with electric scooters for years now, but neither has made a commitment to bring a full-size electric motorcycle to market by as early as next year (or at all).
Suzuki has also gotten some saddle time with electric scooter projects, but doesn't yet have a full-size electric motorcycle.
That means if Kawasaki can make good on its promise, the company could become the first Japanese motorcycle manufacturer to do more than talk about entering the electric motorcycle market.
What's to come next year?
Those were the most-trafficked electric motorcycle stories from 2021.
What could 2022 hold in store for us?
We already know we'll be seeing several new electric motorcycles for the first time, but it's the ones we don't even know about yet that excite me even more.
What are you looking forward to in 2022? Let us know in the comments section below!
Micah Toll is a personal electric vehicle enthusiast, battery nerd and author of the Amazon #1 bestselling books DIY Lithium Batteries, DIY Solar Power and the Ultimate DIY Ebike Guide.
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Fruitcake is a sporting essential, and all the more so over the festive season. Whether you are tucking yours in a pocket for the peg, handing it out at the hunt meet or creating an impressive Christmas centrepiece, it will always be a crowd please. So be prepared with this best fruitcake recipe. And who better to provide it than the WI. You can't go far wrong with their WI centenary celebration cake.
There is perhaps no better recipe to honour the WI's centenary than the best fruitcake recipe. A British staple, no shoot day, hunt meet or point-to-point is complete without one. The WI Cookbook by Mary Gwynn brings together recipes from 200-odd WI books and pamphlets. With both the original recipes and versions adjusted to modern tastes, it is a fascinating record and celebration of how women have cooked over 100 years.
For more on the WI and fruitcakes, read fruitcake and the WI. Or, if you'd rather buy a fruitcake than make one this Christmas let Hattie Ellis pick for you, with her 6 top fruitcakes.
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UFC: Molly McCann Confirms Fight in London in July, Paddy Pimblett Still Not Sure
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When it comes to Liverpool fighters Molly McCann and Paddy Pimblett, where you find one, you'll find the other.
They're practically brother and sister at this point, often finishing each other's sentences. Or maybe it's more like a buddy cop comedy. So when both turned up back stage at UFC 274 in Phoenix this past weekend, well… ask one, the other will likely answer. And the question at hand:
Will they be fighting at UFC London?
"He's going to be like a Scouser in a police station: no comment," joked McCann. For those unaware, "Scouser" is a reference to a citizen of Liverpool. It dates back to a Norwegian stew, lobscouse, popular in the in the area with sailors of old, and still eaten today.
"I don't know. I really don't know," was Pimblett's own reply. "We'll see what happens over the coming week or two."
When Paddy was asked if it came down to pay, McCann scolded one reporter. "Don't make that narrative." For Pimblett, no matter where or when he fights, he'll be getting paid more regardless.
"I don't matter what, I'll be getting paid more for my next fight anyway, no matter where it is. Whether it's London or a Pay-Per-View in America, I'll be getting paid more."
After getting the star treatment at home in March, at the UFC London event at the O2 Arena on March 19, it would make sense to book another homecoming for the duo. Especially with all those cheers from the British crowd.
"He can take it where ever he wants and it'll make that noise," said McCann. Added Pimblett, "it doesn't bother me where I fight, to be honest. No matter where or when I fight in the U.K. the gaff [house] will sell out. I think it's the same in Vegas or anywhere else, to be honest. It's that simple."
As for McCann, does she have a fight booked?
"No," she replied, nodding in the affirmative. "I haven't got an opponent," she added, still nodding before fessing up. "I signed the contract. Signed sealed and delivered. I'm sure the UFC will announce it very soon."
McCann has been known to frequent boxing events, and admitted on Saturday that the only reason she didn't pursue a career there was that her weight class wasn't added to the Olympic games. She still sees boxing in her future — just not any time soon.
"Is that something in my future, yes. But is it in the near future? No. My only dream right now is to win a UFC belt, and I can't distract myself and have one foot out the door. To beat [Valentina] Shevchenko, you need to be absolutely on your game. I'm telling you, I've been training for southpaws the last two years, I'll be ready when the time comes."
Watch the full UFC 274 media scrum with Molly McCann and Paddy Pimblett above.
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1.8M Acres of Alaska Drilling Leases Go Up for Bid
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Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve. Brendan Cummings, an attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, said the reserve is the country's largest and most intact unprotected wilderness area. (Photo: Sierra Club)
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The Interior Department is offering oil and gas leases on 1.8 million acres of Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve while promising to protect critical migratory bird and caribou habitat.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Friday that the Bureau of Land Management will offer 190 tracts, covering more than 2,800 square miles, with bids to be opened Aug. 11 in Anchorage. The sale is one of dozens, mostly in Western states, that Salazar announced in November.
The petroleum reserve on the North Slope was originally created by President Warren Harding in 1923 and covers 23 million acres - an area slightly smaller than the state of Indiana. It currently has 310 authorized oil and gas leases totaling more than 3 million acres.
BLM has withdrawn for lease sale consideration lands in a buffer zone around Teshekpuk Lake, citing its importance to migratory birds. The area contains significant molting habitat for black brant, Canada geese and greater white-fronted geese.
The buffer zone also includes calving grounds for the Teshekpuk caribou herd, an important source of subsistence hunting for North Slope villages. In recent years, the herd has almost doubled in size - reaching about 70,000 animals.
Salazar said the lease sale reflects the Obama administration's efforts to encourage environmentally responsible energy development to ease the nation's reliance on imported oil.
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But Brendan Cummings, an attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, said the reserve is the country's largest and most intact unprotected wilderness area, and protecting Teshekpuk Lake isn't enough.
"They're not going to cut out its heart, but they're still cutting off an arm and a leg," he said.
Cummings said politicians unwilling to allow leasing in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to the east are willing to sacrifice the petroleum reserve, where, he said, caribou, wolves and waterfowl also need protection. Just having a sale, he said, defeats the original purpose of setting aside the land, which was to provide a reserve of petroleum resources as an emergency supply in time or war or other crisis.
"This lease sale is yet another symptom of a flawed energy policy where irreplaceable wildlands are sacrificed for a short-term oil fix," Cummings said.
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