In Part 1 of this topic, we looked at a way to study the wind and pressure on both sides of a tropical cyclone (TC) using any grib viewing program. There are many such programs available and the method outlined does not require any special features. Any of them could be used. In this note we look at another way to study this that takes advantage of a special meteogram feature of the navigation and weather program Expedition.
In the presence of an approaching TC, we can judge where we are relative to its path by watching the wind speed, wind direction, and pressure from the perspective of being on one side of the storm's path or the other. In the Northern Hemisphere (NH) the right-hand side when facing in the direction of the storm's motion is called the dangerous side, whereas the left-hand is generally more manageable, at least if some distance away from the center, and it is called the navigable side. Part 1 included background on this and references.
The names are in large part based on the fact that the approaching winds on the dangerous side tend to push you into its path, whereas on the navigable side the approaching winds push you away from its path. The sea state on the dangerous side is also notably steeper and more chaotic.
A meteogram is just a plot of the wind, pressure, temperature, etc as a function of time. Time can be plotted forward (a forecast) or backward, a history. The latter plots are a nice way to see, for example, that wind direction undergoes a prominent veer at the passing of any front. Using a meteogram as a forecast we can show graphically the behavior expected on each side of a TC, as shown in Figure 1.
Hurricane Guillermo on Aug 3-5, 2105. The same example was used in Part 1. The background and meteograms are from Expedition, version 10.0.12.
Here we see in a much more direct manner what we discussed in Part 1. The blue stripe in each case marks the conditions we would observe from a stationary position over the day the system approached. The two side points are about 70 nmi to each side, with all 3 being about 200 nmi off—which before any further discussion we have to say are all three very close to this system. Such intense systems to not emerge suddenly, or if so, extremely rarely. In this case we would have had at least 3 days earlier to know where this storm was going to be at this time. Thus how we ended up in one of these positions is an entirely different issue! In short, we would have to say that we are primarily thinking about rare situations in which we did not have contact with the outside world and thus did not have the official forecasts. But then, even with that assumption, we have to assume further that we did not have a $200 SW radio on board that would have told us the storm location and motion at least once every hour. Such a radio runs on batteries and is not dependent on the ships power.
Looking at conditions during the blue bar, we see first one important factor. In all three locations we did not see much interesting at all for the first 6 hr, and that is because the closed isobars of the system had not yet reached us.
Once the closed system reaches us we see the expected behavior. On the right the wind builds and starts to veer. On the left we see the wind backing, but it actually falls off a bit, and in any event this far off the axis it never does build much. This illustrates the value of getting as far as possible from the center of the storm as it passes.
In all three cases we see the pressure going down as the Low center approaches. There is more discussion in Part 1. The main goal here was to shown this new way of studying this behavior. As it turns out, we have three very large systems in the Pacific right now, so I will try to grab some data and make a video of the use of these metorgrams.
There are other ways to generate meteograms using online resources, once you know the Lat-Lon and time you want. Most of these must be near live times, however. One example is https://ready.arl.noaa.gov/ready2-bin/main.pl but I recall others that are easier to use. I will add them here as i find them.
It is not clear that they have thought through the marketing logic here, which only adds to the challenges we face moving into the realm of modern navigation.
From an August 26 email ad.
If they do indeed make 2,000 corrections per day, what is it they are correcting?
So the recommendation we make remains the same. When using electronic charting we are still better off with raster charts (RNC) when available. These are direct copies of the latest official charts, which these days are updated every week at no charge. Then if we want the convenience of some commercial vector chart such as this one in a packaged set of electronics of software program, we can then check it with the latest RNC or ENC.
[*] To be fair, maybe they are not just correcting actual errors but adding new information, to an otherwise correct chart. That would have to be checked, and evaluated. If the addition is something that is already on the official charts, then is that an "error"? If it is adding something that is not crucial, then that is what it is.
The reason vector charts (official or commercial) will eventually be our main resource is they offer so many layers of information, and are indeed easy to update, even remotely. Some of the information in deep layers is not crucial often, but could be in special circumstances.
So the 2,000 updates a day shows they are working on this. My comment here has more to do with the choice of marketing idea. My first impression was with that many updates, they must have a lot to fix.
Sort of like advertising ones level of experience in navigation by citing all the hurricanes they have sailed through. I would tend to listen more to the person who has sailed all their lives and never been in a hurricane.
It is fundamental to safe efficient weather work at sea that these items be checked off and tested before departure. Having it all onboard without prior testing does not count!
(1) Barometer. This is key instrument to any ocean or coastal passage. Check it over a large pressure range using free service at www.starpath.com/barometers, or just interpolate the isobars to get the correct pressure for your location at the synoptic times from unified map at http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov. For electronic barometers, be sure it is on and running for a few days before departure. Ideally, record the pressure for a week or so before leaving and compare what you recorded with the official values mentioned above.
(2) Wind instruments. To measure apparent wind speed and apparent wind direction, and they should be calibrated.
(3) Calibrated knotmeter and magnetic Compass, and calibrated heading sensor.
(4) True wind from Apparent solution. We need some procedure to convert apparent wind to true wind that is well tested and practiced. This can be done within the wind instruments themselves or some other electronics box they plug into, or it can be done by inputing the data to a computer and computing it there,. Or it can be done by hand with a calculator, which is best done with one that is programmed to do this. There are numerous smart phone and computer apps for this.
(5) Laptop computer. There are certainly ways to do safe weather work without one, but a computer makes everything related to weather very much easier, more versatile, and better. I would consider it a required item since so many of our best resources are obtained via the computer. In fact since computers are so inexpensive these days, it is not even unreasonable to set up one with all your nav and wx software and connections and then just clone it to another one which you take as a back up. The back up could be a notebook size that might cost only some $300 or so.
(6) Communications. This would mean either a sat phone or an HF radio with Pactor modem. The sat phone is definitely easier, but day to day usage is more expensive. HF radio work could be near free once set up, but the investment would be notably more than a sat phone to set up from scratch. It would be nice to have both, that is if the boat is already set up for HF radio then add a sat phone for convenience and dependability. If not set up already, it would be harder to justify the expense compared to sat phone only.
There are these days all sorts of other communications options, from satellite broadband to systems that connect everything on the boat wirelessly. However, the basics are in item (6) and they should be there regardless of the other luxuries. In a sense, the more you have the more that can go wrong, so you want to be able to pick up the sat phone and make a call, or plug it into your computer and send an email.
(7) Software for email. We need software to send and receive emails with attachments… with no restrictions on what we say or include, which rules out the basic ham radio programs. There are numerous options. Airmail from Saildocs is one. Ocens, Xgate, or UUPlus are a couple other options. Each has unique services or features; the prices vary somewhat, but not a lot.
With (6) and (7) in place you can send and receive emails and email attachments by satellite phone. All of these offer the option in setup to switch between communicating by sat phone or communicating by Internet. Underway you will use the sat phone, but once in a harbor with Internet, you switch to that.
On the other hand, for getting set up and tested before departure you would also primarily use the Internet connection, but it is crucial that you just spend the air time and do several transfers by sat phone. You want to be 100% certain that this system is working, i.e. send and receive emails with attachments. Turn it on and off, computer on and off, reboot, close all, start again, switch back and forth between sending by sat phone and by Internet, try multiple types of files (discussed below), etc. The main point is to be sure this is all working well before leaving and that you have used it for a couple of weeks at least getting your weather information, as outlined below.
(8) Software for GRIB viewer. Many, if not most, echart programs include the option to overlay GRIB formatted weather data right on the echart you are navigating with.
In any event, it pays to have a stand alone grib viewer in your laptop if you do not have one in your echart program. There are numerous options. For the PC there is Viewfax from Saildocs, Ocens Grib Viewer, and many others. For the Mac there are fewer choices, but both very good. LuckGrib is a top of the line viewer and grib file source, and Ocens GribViewer for Mac is another.
(9) Source for grib data. Establish and practice with some source of grib weather files. Saildocs is an excellent source. Many of their download options are included in a convenient Viewfax utility called "Get Data", but they have much other data that are not listed there that must be obtained by email request to saildocs. Ocens offers convenient download options from within their pay for use WeatherNet service. The unique and very valuable option WeatherNet offers is the ability to download the ASCAT scatterometer wind data. Ocens WeatherNet also now includes NDFD grib data as well. NDFD are also available from Saildocs.
And again, it is crucial to download some of the files and learn to use these forecasts before departure.
(10) Text forecasts. Don't forget the text forecasts. Practice receiving by email the crucial text forecasts, as outlined in another note in the references below.
(11) Seawater temperature. When sailing in the Gulf Stream or any other strong current system, or when sailing in the tropics in general, it is extremely valuable if not crucial to have a through-hull seawater temperature measurement, or some other permanent way to continuously read and display seawater temperature. For ocean currents the water temperature marks the boundaries of various features, and for the tropics the water temperature is a measure of TS development, i.e. hurricane formation usually require seawater > 80º F.
In several articles we point out that standard analysis and forecast maps of tropical systems do not have nearly enough information on them to make weather routing decisions. We need more information. One approach is to download a GRIB formatted numerical prediction. The GFS is the most popular; the NDFD would be superior if that were available to your waters.
With or without these GRIB files, it remains valuable to also obtain the text forecasts from the NWS, in part because the GFS—or any one single model—can sometimes be quite a bit off on the tropical system intensity.
We have three basic text reports that might be of interest: high seas forecasts, high seas discussions, and tropical cyclone alerts. The basic ones we need to supplement the maps are the forecasts, and these are easy to get.
In principle we can get all of the text reports we need from the NWS FTPmail service, but this requires a very specific format and list of file names. An alternative is the excellent services of Saildocs, which have proven very dependable and versatile; it is relied upon by thousands of mariners worldwide, so we will limit the source to this one.
The eastern half of the Pacific Ocean is in the IMO GMDSS forecast zone called Metarea XII; the western half of the Atlantic Ocean is in Metarea IV.
send met.12 You can put anything in the subject line, which can serve for finding the mail for a repeated request. Be sure there is no signature or other text or graphics in the body.
This is all there is to it. Try it here.
You can also subscribe to this request to have it sent to you automatically every day. Send a blank email to info@saildocs.com for details.
If you are sailing across one of these oceans, you would want to set up a schedule with Saildocs to send you the text report at least once a day, automatically. This will supplement your maps and GRIB file weather analysis.
should be thoroughly tested before departure.


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SONY ACADEMY AWARD WINNING SONGWRITER FROM COUNTY DURHAM
About Jez
THE BBC RADIO BALLADS 2006 -2017
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THE BERGEN
Two A Roue 1986 & Back Shift 1992 & Davy Lamp 2000
As we have found to our cost when compiling this series of (relatively) in-depth looks into his songs, Jez Lowe is a man who does not like explaining himself, or talking about such concepts as "inspiration" or "background information" with regard to his writing. He has been heard to say, to the disbelief of those present at the time, that he'd sooner someone misinterpreted what he was trying to say in a song, rather than he himself have to explain to them the meaning of something that he'd already laboured on long to set out to his own satisfaction. Harsh words, not to say rash words, but indicative of a timid reticence rather than a bombastic carefree attitude on the part of the writer, we'd like to think.
There are however a number of occasions every year when Jez has to forgo such qualms and tackle these things head on! We refer of course to those early morning sessions at Folk Festivals around the country, listed in the programme of events as "Songwriters' Workshop", two words known to strike terror into the hearts of many composers of the idiom, but none moreso than Jez. We recall with fondness that workshop session in South Wales about ten years ago, when as one in a panel of six, Jez managed to get through the 90 minute session without contributing a single word and was first off the platform when the M.C. called time!
However on those occasions when such an escape eludes him, Jez inevitably produces an ace from the pack, with a much repeated, much practised examination of the composition of his most "covered", most revered song, THE BERGEN. Thus, much of what you read here may already be familiar to you, coming as it does from our recollections of hearing Jez talk about this subject on many entertaining occasions.
The story starts at the turn of the century, when a ship called "The Berger" (note spelling) sank in heavy seas off Tees Bay on England's North-East coast. It was a fishing vessel from Finland, though some think it may have been a type of merchantman called a "barquentine", many of which ploughed the waters in that part of the North Sea. All hands were tragically lost, and their remains buried in the churchyard at Seaton Carew, at the very mouth of the River Tees on the northern bank.
To this day, the gravestone marking this tragic turn of events can be seen from the roadside next to the south-facing churchyard wall, bearing the barely legible words in weathered sandstone, "The Bonny Barque The Berger". And this is what Jez Lowe saw one Winter's day in early 1986, a mere 100 meters from the cottage where he lived at the time, in a row called, somewhat ironically, "South End".
Events were beginning to catch up with Jez at that time. His third solo album GALLOWAYS was released that very week, but he was now contracted, as part of his partnership with Jake Walton, to record a new album to which he was expected to contribute four new songs. He had only two, "Japs and English" and "The Brockie Lads", and inspiration and time were short. It was then that the words "Bonny Barque the Berger" apparently sang off that gravestone and on to the page of his notebook.
By the time Jake Walton showed up at South End for rehearsals in mid-January, Jez had come up with a long, long narrative ballad about the tragic loss of The Bergen, now renamed for the sake of "singability", detailing the frantic fight of crew versus waves, with a suitable break where a "storm sequence", to be played by Jake on the hurdy-gurdy, could be inserted for maximum dramatic effect, coupled with a dynamic melody in a suitable sombre minor key compatible to the 'gurdy's deep bass drone.
Jez played it for Jake. Jake listened and gave his reaction. "Don't like it," he said. In Jake's estimation, the song was too long, too dreary, and was trying too hard to be a folk song. It just didn't work. Jez was shocked and not a little hurt but in retrospect, he says, this was the strength of their partnership – that each was an admirer of the other's talent and knew when they could do better – so if Jez should take notice of anyone it would be Jake.
So within a very few days Jez reworked the song, brutally slicing away "around 75% of the lyrics", keeping only the relevant details and once again adopting that oblique angle from which to view the story, turning it from sea battle to love song, replacing the minor melody with a major one, and telling the whole story in around 20 lines. For added cohesion, perhaps, there are rhymes at the BEGINNING of lines as well as at the ends, though not all of those who have subsequently "covered" the song (30 plus worldwide at last count) have recognised this curious feature. Jez recalls first performing the song at Maidenhead Folk Club a week later, (with old friends Jim and Sylvia Barnes in the audience) and the reaction was such that "I knew we were on to a winner with that one". The reaction when it was released on record, on TWO A ROUE in August 1986, confirmed that feeling, with Jake's dulcimer and Jez's keyboard backing adding just the right amount of atmosphere.
Within six months the cover versions began to appear, by people like Pat Ryan, The Tannahill Weavers, Gordon Bok and Cherish the Ladies in America, and other versions in Australia, Canada, Germany and Ireland. In 1992 The Bad Pennies recorded it as part of an unreleased "live" album, slightly outshining the original to these ears. (This recording was circulated by the London-based Celtic Connections Agency as part of a promotional tape in early 1993).
The original version of THE BERGEN is unavailable now, but a new version by Jez is included in the forthcoming "live" double album. The best of the cover versions we've heard are those by Cherish The Ladies and Canadian singer Marie du Fresne, though The Tannahill's version is pretty good too.
As a postscript to all this, in the summer of 1999 the wreck of the Berger was located resting at the bottom of Tees Bay, and efforts are in hand to exhume her from her watery grave for relocation in Hartlepool's new marina dock complex as a historical artifact. Whether the instigators of this project are aware of Jez's song is not known.
— K.A
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The leadership of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), on Monday, said there was no going back on the planned regional integration of the South-West region of the country.
The party also expressed its readiness to ensure that Ondo State is not left out of the arrangement.
The national leader of the party, Senator Bola Tinubu, the national chairman, Chief Bisi Akande and the governors elected on the platform of the party said this in Akure, the Ondo State capital at the final rally of the ACN towards the governorship election in the state.
While noting that governors elected on the platform of the party had been giving purposeful leadership in their respective states, Tinubu said there was the need for the people of Ondo State to vote for the party to make integration and even development of the South-West region possible.
The former Lagos State governor also berated the Labour Party (LP) and Governor Olusegun Mimiko for the style of leadership in the state in the last three and a half years.
He reiterated his stand on Mimiko, saying he is a traitor and an ingrate that failed to show appreciation for what he did for him.
He also warned against rigging and violence on Saturday, saying the ACN was ready to win the election in a free and fair situation.
Osun State governor, Rauf Aregbesola, noted that this was the right time for all the states in Yorubaland to come together.
According to him, regional integration as being planned by ACN was to make the South-West great again.
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Anorak News | Iran's fascination with local Enfield politics makes Joan Ryan a star in Tehran
Iran's fascination with local Enfield politics makes Joan Ryan a star in Tehran
by Anorak | 8th, September 2018
How a reporter from Jew-baiting, Israel hating, Iranian propaganda channel and Jeremy Corbyn's former paymasters Press TV managed to live tweet Labour's vote of no confidence in Jew friendly Joan Ryan, Enfield North MP and chair of Labour Friends of Israel is down to "infiltration" says the Telegraph.
You might suppose the story would mention not only the Press TV hacks in the Labour members-only room defying a ban on media reporting but also Yasmine Dar. She's just been voted onto Labour's NEC, the governing body of the Labour Party. Dar, a councillor in Manchester, came first in the vote with an impressive 88,176 votes. As reported, she's attended an annual celebration of the Iranian Islamic Revolution in Manchester. One Times writer notes:
Her speech was followed by a Q&A in which a rather notorious British academic carefully explained, among other things, that Hillary Clinton was a Zionist warmonger and that "80 per cent of the American media is owned by the Zionists". Dar seemed to be sitting in the front row for this and there was no sign of dissent.
But, no. The Telegraph makes no mention of her. Beneath the headline: "Iranian activists infiltrated Labour and were able to vote in pro-Israel MP's no-confidence ballot" – this infiltration was presumably facilitated by the cunning plot of joining the Labour Party and voting democratically – we get the facts.
Corbyn was paid £20,000 by the murdering Iranian dictatorship. So we've established that Blair and Corbyn are in the same boat, but Blair is better at negotiating his fee. https://t.co/hjI3dA5Gxz
— James Cleverly (@JamesCleverly) September 8, 2018
Ryan tells the Telegraph: "I'm horrified that they've infiltrated the Labour Party in this way and I think it needs to be investigated, because it is incredibly serious. I'm proud of my values, and I don't expect to be the toast of the mouthpiece of the Iranian regime."
'Press TV – First for Jews'
Tom Watson, Labour's deputy leader, thinks it "impossible to fathom" how Press TV got in. "This disorder makes a farce of the proceedings and is not how the modern Labour Party should conduct its affairs."
Ofcom revoked Press TV's broadcast licence for airing the forced confession of tortured Iranian journalist Maziar Bahari.
This account is followed by @johnmcdonnellMP and @labourlewis. pic.twitter.com/1SHtCwu4Sy
— Oz Katerji (@OzKaterji) September 7, 2018
The proceedings were nasty. The farce comes from banning the media. When pretty much everyone smart phone and a Wi-Fi signal, why bother? Let them film. Why should only Iranians desperate for party political news from Enfield get to see the show? One source in Enfield said a few years ago only 15 or 20 people would have tuned up to such meeting; now it's anything from 200 to 80million. She might not be famous in Edmonton, but Ryan is a mega star in Tehran. Allow for an ad break, and Enfield could be coining it in.
David Baddiel wonders what if Israeli media and not Press TV had been there:
Still not heard much from the Labour members who voted a no-confidence motion against Joan Ryan as to why Iranian TV was in the room. I feel we might have heard a little bit from them if Israeli TV had been in the room.
— David Baddiel (@Baddiel) September 8, 2018
Ha. Silly stuff. As Jeremy Corbyn knows, "Israeli media is always in the room."
Posted: 8th, September 2018 | In: Key Posts, News, Politicians Comment | TrackBack | Permalink


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WE knew New York Fashion Week wasn't going to be quite the same without Betsey Johnson's cartwheel-tastic catwalk show but the designer didn't let that stop her from putting on a flamboyant presentation all the same.
Stepping into what could have been the set of a cartoon (so bright were the yellow walls and so bold was the checked floor), but which in (some sort of) reality was a kitchen/diner affair, we were greeted by a cardboard cut-out of Betsey herself instructing us to "Rock around the clock" – something which her models (clad in florals, lace and leopard print), certainly seemed to be doing.
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British ultrarunner Damian Hall loves being an underdog, but his recent successes mean he no longer toes a start line without expectation. We chat to Damian about training, the power of a positive mind and training in his 40s. Enjoy!
Ultras are an emotional rollercoaster. You'll experience physical highs and lows throughout the course, but the emotional peaks and troughs also impact performance. But it's hard to keep emotions in check when you're physically drained.
"There's a tendency to tell yourself it's a disaster when actually you're still having a great race or things are going fine", Damian says.
"Try and have a bit of perspective. Try to be relaxed about it".
I too have seen how easy it is to get caught up in the apparent importance of a finishing position. Toeing the line at the North Downs Way 100 some years ago, I was solely focussed on a Top 10 finish. Dropping out of the Top 10 around Mile 82, I became so negative. I'd failed. I was so close to a DNF but pushed on to finish 14th. Had I kept perspective, I may have resurrected the situation and gained places – and would certainly have enjoyed the closing miles more - but with that mindset it was never going to happen.
...that if you don't finish or perform to your max then you're a failure.
Of course, this just isn't true. Keeping perspective in the tough moments is critical not only for optimal performance, but also a more enjoyable experience.
"Try to be unemotional. It's not easy but when doing an event or a race try to remove the emotion".
Ultramarathons are so long that even the best laid plans need to be flexible as unforeseen factors will appear.
"I spoke to the psychologist on the Spine Race [a 270-mile non-stop romp along Pennine Way]", Damian says. "She said the key word to doing well at a race like this was adaptability".
Have a plan but be adaptable with it.
The science is clear. A lack of fuel to the brain impairs decision-making. In ultras, decision making can be the difference between a great performance and a dangerous situation.
"At least give yourself the right fuel and enough fuel regularly in order to make good decisions. Because when you're depleted, you start to make bad decisions. When the brain is starved of the fuel it needs, and you get colder, sometimes it's not as simple as putting an extra layer on if you're not fuelling too".
"I've had some races where I get into a negative mindset. Even my most recent UTMB [where Damian finished an astonishing 5th place], after two or three hours I was in a very negative mindset. Really, I was probably just under-fuelled a bit.
If I think negatively, I always try to eat and drink because it's often sub-optimal fuelling".
What does an elite ultra marathon runner eat?
"It's easy when you're racing to forget to eat, especially over races that long. But if things aren't going your way, make sure your fuelling is on point".
On his FKT attempt on the 630-mile South West Coast Path, Damian set the record at just under 11 days, averaging just 3 hours sleep per night.
"Towards the end I discovered the power of the power sob. I would explode and let out a wail and a sob for 5 or 10 seconds and then I always felt amazing!".
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"Over 100-miles, the playing field is levelled. It's more of a game of chess. There's more of a chance for a slower or older athlete to catch up. I haven't noticed a downturn [in performance] yet".
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ARTIST BOOKS / conTEXT
"in and out of conTEXT:
a bookarts invitational"
(context. early 15c., from Latin contextus "a joining together," originally past participle of contexere "to weave together," from com- "together" (see com-) + texere "to weave")
More and more, this magical little town is becoming the epicenter of visual and literary arts, among so many other artforms both contemporary and traditional. Each February, the San Miguel Writer's Conference becomes ground zero for a gathering of authors, readers, editors, publishers, and book lovers. But what are we to do with visual artists who make artful books? A new exhibition, titled "in and out of conTEXT" aims to weave together these two arts, with Glen Rogers, DJ Barrett, Leigh Hyams and a few surprises. (I'm not telling, but they all have in common the letter B) The weaving arts are nothing new to La Huipilista Artspace, a home to textile arts that also specializes in craft, community and interdisciplinary concepts representative of the etymology of text and textile.
Accordian books have inspired artist Glen Rogers, who divides her studio time between monotypes, paintings and sculpture, and her geographical space between San Miguel and Mazatlan. In Spot On, she utilized fragments of art and found paper from an artist exchange network of which she is a member, Global Art Project. Each artist was challenged to create works of art using these 'found' pieces received via mail. Combining them with the scrap metal, Glen embarked on a play of words and images that are rich, bold and textural."As a printmaker, I already had a passion for ink on paper and the book form challenged me to transform my 2-d work into sculptural form. Although bookart has never been my primary interest, I have returned to it for variety and as a unique way to express myself throughout my career."
Another artist inspired by these scrolls was Leigh Hyams (1926–2013). Though she was primarily known a painter, visual journals were an integral part of her travels around the world. She carried a sketchbook with her at all times and often created art inspired by her journeys when she returned home. She first lived in San Miguel from 1958 to 1962 while earning her MFA at the Instituto Allende. Later, she lived in San Francisco, often collaborating with experimental artist and bookmaker Howard Munson at the Center for Book Arts. In 2000, Leigh returned to her beloved San Miguel for the final chapter of her life, and it was here in Mexico that she created the bookart seen in this exhibition. Leigh's extensive art archives are stored at her home in Colonia Guadalupe, where her daughter, Gina Hyams, serves as executor of her estate.
After several decades as an improvising musician, composer, and producer, DJ Barrett has evolved as a visual artist whose work reflects the intersection between improvisation and composition. Collage, assemblage, and mixed media are complimented by his affinity for vernacular materials such as cardboard, wire, wood and metal. A self-taught artist, he embraces fortunate accidents, blatant mistakes, and inept craftsmanship, and finds that iron workers in San Miguel are the best assistants when it comes to experimenting with new materials. His bold art "un-books" and installations don't fit neatly into any context or category, making them all the more intriguing. Come join us this month, we think you'll be intrigued and inspired!
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New exhibition by Barcelona artist Cynthia Fusillo opens Thursday, with a public reception on Sunday, January 6, from 2-5 pm. Stop in to meet the artist and share some Rosca de Reyes after shopping the Mercado Rural at Via Organica. Big day! Start the new year with fabulous events, always waiting for you in Colonia Guadalupe!
CURIOSITIES CONJUGATED IN THE FEMININE
Fusillo's statement:
"I am intrigued by the act of creation as a human necessity and as a means of reconstructing our relationship to Nature.
Collecting and collaging "things that I find interesting and curious" in my surroundings fascinate me. By using Nature in this process I feel more connected to the world and something larger than myself.
My studio is a sort of Wunderkammer: A room of curiosities.
During the Renaissance curious and indefinable objects, books and drawings were collected and exhibited in a cabinet or room in a private residence. It is said to be the beginning of the idea of a Museum.
Women have been collaging, beading , collecting photos, scraps of clothing/textiles, and quilting for centuries. The Feminist artists Miriam Shapiro and Melissa Meyer have written that these were activities that women did in the home in search of a way to express deep emotions or even in some cases survival. I strongly adhere to this belief in my art practice.
I marry the materials with my interest in working in a vein between artistic and artisanal – sewing, collaging, gathering, saving, collecting, recycling and patterning – emphasizing the functional as well as the aesthetic. These are all practices that are rooted in the heritage of the feminine."
Labels: art across borders, art classes San Miguel de Allende, Barcelona artists, curio cabinet, Cynthia Fusillo, garment as art, installation artist, wunderkammer


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Ten years back few Pakistani terrorists managed to enter the Indian parliament with the aim of killing elite Indian ministers. It was in the daylight of 13th December 2001 when the police force killed all the terrorists in encounter.
Indian parliament is the place from where world's largest democracy is governed. Soon the world community started taking it as an attack on democracy. Questions were raised on India's security. It was being said that few people sitting in Pakistan proved that India is also not safe like Pakistan and if Parliament can be attacked then any other corner of the nation can be attacked.
Tensed environment got created and army was mobilized towards India's western border with Pakistan under Operation Parakram. Pakistan's then President Gen. Pervez Musharraf warned India that it's any mistake will attract a reply with nuclear bomb.
Fearing the war would turn into a nuclear war. The war was atlast saved, but India spent crores in mobilization of Army.
Today Pakistan's terrorist group (HuJI) claimed responsibility of attacking Delhi High court. Demanding their hero (according to them) Afzal Guru's death sentenced to be repealed. Afzal Guru was the master mind of 2001 attack on Parliament.
The terrorist group warned the government that soon this sight will be common on other High courts and Supreme court in India if their demand is not fulfilled.
The blast was of high intensity killing 11 and injuring 76 people. The tragedy occurred at 10:15 AM (IST) where the bomb was kept in a briefcase at the reception of the Delhi High Court.
The Pakistani terrorist group, which has its active base in Bangladesh as well, was successful in their plan but were unsuccessful in bringing the life at the Delhi High Court on halt. The High Court resumed the proceedings post lunch within few hours after the blast. All the courts were working and the work carried on smoothly.
US in its quick response said, "The US remains shoulder-to-shoulder with India in the fight against terror, and will provide whatever assistance possible to help bring the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice," United States Charge d'Affaires Peter Burleigh said in a statement.
"Terrorism is a crime that affects us all. Bombings like today's demonstrate that our shared struggle continues against those who would commit such atrocities," he added.
"On behalf of all Americans, I extend deep condolences to the government of India and the families of those harmed in this morning's attacks on the New Delhi High Court," Burleigh said as quoted by TOI.
The case has taken a completely new turn. To many it was shocking that terrorists have restarted claiming the responsibility of the attack, which was not the case in previous few attacks. While it is believed that the attack has been conducted by HuJI, Emails are coming in from ISI controlled (Pakistan's Intelligence Agency) Indian Mujahidden claiming the responsibility. Indian Mujhaiddeen is also warning of a similar attack in Ahmedabad soon this year. Though involvement of Indian Mujahidden cannot be ruled out. It is believed that IM is claiming the responsibility of the attack after HuJi had already claimed to cover the involvement of Pakistani group.


This was originally going to be a Recycled Nails post, but seeing how I got roped into this challenge, it's now become Day 5 aka Bluuuuuuuue.
The quality of the Barry M magnetics is high, and the pigmentation is divine. The purple, in particular, has become one of my actual favourite purples - there is something divine about how they introduced metal to the colour.
Stage 2 was this stamp from Mash-45. I have no idea what it is, but it's vaguely aquatic to me and reminds me of underwater reeds.
This would have looked cool left at this stage.
But look how much cooler it looks with little dots of Zoya Wednesday! I loves !!! I was really pleased with how this turned out. A lot of the stampers I admire often embellish with dots, and I'd never done it before, but I think it works really well with this pattern.
The Wednesday also provides a lovely contrast to the metallic depth of the blue - it all just plays off each other so well. This is definitely one that adds up to more than the sum of its parts.


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Error: The number of peers reached the upper limit.
The peer route-limit command sets the number of routes that can be received from the peer.
The undo peer route-limit command disables this function.
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I do not have problems in which an already established peer announces to me prefixes (peer route-limit) "The peer route-limit command sets the number of routes that can be received from the peer"
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For IPv4 it should be 2K or 4K depending on the NE40 model. For vpnv4 i'm not sure.
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REPORTS: May, Suns could part ways in AFL first
Dean Lucente
GEELONG, VICTORIA - AUGUST 25: Steven May of the Suns looks on during the round 23 AFL match between the Geelong Cats and the Gold Coast Suns at GMHBA Stadium on August 25, 2018 in Geelong, Australia. (Photo by Scott Barbour/AFL Media/Getty Images)
Gold Coast captain Steven May is most likely to tell the club of his plans to leave next week through the use of a radical contractual power play.
Last night on Channel 9 AFL Footy Show, Damian Barrett expressed the thought of the Suns having three of the first four picks in this years National Draft.
"Someone connected to Steven May has inquired of the AFL about the possibility of tearing up the contract he's got with the Suns right now," Barrett said.
"That would mean that he would be a free agent right now, it would allow him to go to the club of his choice.
"It would allow the Suns to get pick four by way of compensation."
Gold Coast finished second last in 2018 which makes them entitled to pick two in the draft, Tom Lynch's departure will guarantee them pick three as compensation, and if Steven May decides to go with his contract ripped up, then they will receive pick four as compensation as well.
This scenario isn't something that the AFL would approve straight away, but Barrett stated that the league has "had the enquiry put to them".
Early reports suggested the 25-year-old had met with two final participants in Collingwood and Hawthorn.
If this happens, the Suns would be able to start new again and rebuild.
If Gold Coast force May to stay at the club for another year, then next years headlines will be the same as this year, with another captain wanting to depart Gold Coast.
This could then see the Suns lose three captains in two seasons.
Gold Coast Suns


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1. Arrive to Quilotoa and spend the night.
2. Hike from Quilotoa to Chugchilan.
3. Hike from Chugchilan to Isinlivi.
4. Hike from Isinlivi to Sigchos, then take a bus to Latacunga.
Some also tack on the 4-hour hike around the crater of the Quilotoa volcano rim, or the 1 to 2-hour roundtrip hike down to the lagoon. Or to shorten the hike due to time, one can easily return to the base city of Latacunga from any one of the villages. Whichever route is taken, gorgeous views of rivers and valleys are guaranteed along with pleasant encounters with local villagers and animals. Chris had to shorten the trek due to time, so we actually decided upon arrival that we would hike to Chugchilan to spend our first night, continue to Sigchos the following day where we would spend a second night, and then return to Latacunga in the morning on the third day.
Our first day was quite ambitious, mainly due to time… and lack of directions. The goal was to make it to Chugchilan by sunset–from Baños! We got up bright and early, departed Baños by ~7:15am, transferred buses in Ambato, got dropped off at the outskirts of Latacunga by 9am, and hopped into the back of a pickup truck for a shared taxi ride with some locals into town. We quickly walked over to Hostal Tiana, the most recommended hostal for backpackers hiking Cotopaxi or Quilotoa, dropped off our luggage for a small fee, and then hurried over to the bus terminal with our day packs to catch a bus for Quilotoa. Buses headed for neighboring villages are frequent, and we left the bus terminal at 10:30. Exactly two hours later at 12:30 we got dropped off at Laguna Quilotoa, where we paid the $2 admission fee.
Situated at ~3,900 meters, we were forced to adjust to the high altitude and cold again. Upon stepping down from the bus, I was blasted with the fog's cold wind. We quickly put on our layers, gloves, and beanies to prepare ourselves for the trek.
But before the hike we had to eat lunch, and it wasn't until shortly past 1pm that we made our way to the mirador which was filled with tourists on day trips. As expected the skies were gray and overcast, but the site of the crater lagoon was beautiful nonetheless.
Because it was difficult to tear my eyes away from such beauty, we remained at the rim for at least another half hour. During our stay a villager stopped briefly for a prayer.
Finally we headed out for Chugchilan sometime between 1 and 2, a bit late to start a 4-5 hour trek. Sunset was at 6:24pm which was barely enough time (to include getting lost!). We followed the dirt trail clockwise from the mirador and literally within minutes of leaving, not another tourist was in site. The trail now only belonged to us and the occasional local villager such as these children and sheep.
Crossroads and forks in the road appeared practically every 15-30 minutes, promising to deter every trekker from the correct path. It was essential to ask every villager passing by for the route toward Chugchilan.
And of course, we got lost, just like everyone does. We ended up being on the wrong side of the valley and had to gingerly step down steep off-trail slopes which ended up putting us a bit further than we intended. However once we made it down to the river, we followed the river toward town and eventually got back on track. Yay!
One of the owners gave us a map and detailed instructions for our onward hike toward Sigchos. Thanks to his specific instructions, we stayed mostly on track. (We only had to backtrack a couple times, which was pretty good!) Before the afternoon cloud forest could drift its way into the valley, we hiked down into the valley, along the river, and back up the steep valley into Sigchos. The scenery was stunning.
Chris helped an elderly woman clear a path of tree branches.
A small soda/coffee stand, perfect for a short break.
Sigchos ended up taking closer to 6 hours than the suggested 4 hours everyone from Chugchilan said it would take. Damn liars. During the last hour or so of our hike the cloud forest rolled in, bringing along with it the brisk Andes chill. There wasn't much to do in the abysmal town, and we caught the 7am bus the next morning for Latacunga.
Had the weather cooperated, I would have made the day trip to Cotopaxi, one of the highest active volcanoes in the world. With the dark, thick clouds and rain, I knew better than to attempt the hike at 4,800 meters. Fortunately our timing in Latacunga was perfect as I timed it to coincide with the famous animal market on Thursday mornings in Saquisili. We took the 45¢ bus ride from Latacunga to Saquisili on Wednesday afternoon, spent an evening in the only hotel in town for $10/night, and woke up at 6am the next morning to watch the whole ordeal at the animal market. The animal market was about a 20-minute walk from town, so we hitched a quick ride on a truck for 25¢ each.
Every Thursday morning between 5am and 8am villagers from all over the area gather to buy and sell cows, llamas, alpacas, pigs, goats, sheep, and donkeys. Those with animal rights issues probably shouldn't go to this market. Since we were already in the area, I wanted to make the side trip to Saquisili; I wouldn't recommend coming all the way here just to see the animal market. Still, I found it interesting but Chris didn't find it interesting at all…he is from Iowa after all.
Lots of piggies of all sizes.
Guinea pigs, of course. A truck full of them.
And of course, a market isn't a market without some street food: tasty quail eggs and fried corn patties stuffed with cheese.
Immediately after the market we set out for Quito, the capital of Ecuador only a mere 2 hours north from these towns and villages. It had been 2.5 weeks since we were last in a major city (Guayaquil) and we looked forward to our day and a half in beautiful, modern Quito.
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Expect to become rich after working smart, and consistently. The big test is: is your source of wealth ethical? Are you accumulating wealth through legal business deals? Can you put your face behind your successes and explain to any body how you make your money without fear or hiding?
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It occurs to me, shortly after bemoaning the lull in new crop coffee arrivals, that I've got beans on my sample shelf that I've yet to find time to taste… and others that I've tried, found wanting, and wondered: was it the bean, or the roast that was the problem? [Note that my whopping ego will not allow me to consider that I might, myself, be an impacting factor.] In this episode, then, a tale of two Kenyans… one of which has lingered long untasted, and one that was tasted, and left to linger.
The first – from the sample shelf – comes from Steve Ackman's Two Loons Coffee. Its mark is Kenya AA Estate Kimandi. Steve keeps a small inventory, I think… certainly he's choosy about what he stocks. He has a knack for choosing well, or his tastes and mine simply follow a similar path.
The Kimandi is a complex, changeling cup… not only from start to finish as the hot coffee cools, but even from the beginning of the sip to its end. Ground, the coffee's fragrance is slightly sweet and spicy, though it's not particularly aromatic in the cup. The first sip is lively lemon and citrus – tart, but not sour. The Kimandi is fairly light in body [at least this roast is… you could likely tweak the roast for a slightly rounder cup] and its finish is lingering, and smacks of red wine and black raspberry. As the cup cools, the berry flavor is more pronounced. Mighty good stuff.
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Barings Bank was Britain's oldest merchant bank. It had financed the Napoleonic wars, the Louisiana purchase, and the Erie Canal. Its spectacular collapse in February 1995 was caused by the actions of a single trader, Nick Leeson, working at a small office in Singapore.
Leeson took unauthorized speculative positions primarily in futures linked to the Nikkei 225 and Japanese government bonds (JGB) as well as options on the Nikkei. He hid his trading in an unused account. He lost money from the beginning, and increasing his speculative trades caused him to lose even more. By the end of 1992, the secret account was under water by about £2 million. A year later, the amount had mushroomed to £23 million.
By the end of 1994, Leeson's secret account had lost a total of £208 million, of which Barings management was unaware. Leeson hopped a plane to Kuala Lumpur on February 23, 1995, leaving a £827 million (US$1.4 billion) hole in the Barings balance sheet.[1]
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