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Andhra Pradesh: BJP's Raja Singh accuses YSRCP MLA of aiding one Razaq in controlling Srisailam Temple, says cows from goshala slaughtered
Raja Singh has claimed that one Razaq is the contractor at the Srisailam Temple and his wife is employed as the supervisor there. According to him, Razaq is a close aide of Srisailam MLA Silpa Chakrapani Reddy (YSRCP) while Razaq's brother is a TDP leader.
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BJP MLA from Goshamahal, T. Raja Singh, has alleged that the Srisailam Temple in Andhra Pradesh has fallen into the control of Muslims and all contracts and shops have been monopolized by them, Deccan Chronicle has reported. He has claimed that cows in the Goshala are being slaughtered for their meat.
Raja Singh has claimed that one Razaq is the contractor at the Srisailam Temple and his wife is employed as the supervisor there. According to him, Razaq is a close aide of Srisailam MLA Silpa Chakrapani Reddy (YSRCP) while Razaq's brother is a TDP leader. Therefore, irrespective of who is in power, the Razaq brothers are controlling the Temple.
As per the report, Raja Singh said that there are several cases pending against Razaq, including one related to the transportation of mutton in flower baskets. The same flowers are used to perform puja at the Temple. He also alleged that cows were being killed with help from his supervisor wife, which is prohibited.
Silpa Chakrapani Reddy has denied the allegations and said he was ready for the debate with the BJP MLA after Sankranti. He called the allegations "baseless, malicious, mischievous," meant only to provoke people. Reddy claims to be a staunch Hindu who has built temples with his own money.
A Temple official said that the Endowments Act states that people of other religion are not allowed to live in Temple towns. But Muslims living in Srisailam approached the Court and the matter is now pending before the Court. He also said that the goshala supervisor was transferred after allegations of cow slaughter surfaced. The goshala run by the Srisailam Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy temple is reported to have around 1,542 cows including ox.
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14 June 2013 - Trieste - Steve Vai and the E.T.O
Been to a Vai show? Review it here. Please post in the appropriate thread for each show!
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#1 Post by Jeroen » Sat Jun 01, 2013 8:50 am
Are you attending this show at the Rossetti Politeama?
Meet up with fellow fans and review the show in this thread.
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Re: 14 June 2013 - Trieste - Steve Vai and the E.T.O
#2 Post by Man from Utopia » Sat Jun 15, 2013 3:46 am
It's kind hard to review a Steve Vai concert.
A lot has been said over the years and everything would be... just words.
You have to be there, you have to hear Steve play and you have to see him play but most of all you have to connect. And if can get in the zone with him you will actually feel his music and the joy he's sending to the world.
I'm not sure if it's the same for everyone but every time i attend to one of Steve shows something clicks inside my head, it turns me off and then on again, like i've been resetted. And I feel good.
There is something in a show like the one he performed yesterday in Trieste (btw, thank you for playng in my hometown, I was hoping for that a long time) that makes me feel just right.
And the orchestra... speechless. Those guy are amazing. The atmosphere of the night was so intimate and Steve is always so in touch with us fans that is almost unreal.
Sorry guys, not a great review (i'm not good at this stuff) but I just wanted to express some of the emotions this amazing artist always bless me with.
When Steve Vai ends up his concert saying "life is good" and you've been there, you know he's right!
Thank you for the inspiration.
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#3 Post by Samuele » Tue Jun 18, 2013 6:56 am
I enjoyed this show very much. Despite a bunch of technical problems (mostly having to do with the mixer at the side of the stage, like the sitar and acoustic guitar being too low at first or stage monitors humming), for me this was a great show. It's hard for me to be too critical about these things, but Steve and the orchestra performed the whole setlist (encores included), with so much energy and passion, and the audience responded very well, I think. Apparently, the orchestra was having a bit of a rough time at soundcheck with a couple of sections on Velorum (especially some of the rhythm parts). It was not a matter of playing the right notes, but rather a matter of playing them with the right dynamics and the right length. It was funny, because during the show, right after that song was over, Steve was happy and told the orchestra that it had come out better than at soundcheck.
Then not only is the setlist so great, but there are a lot of moments where Steve will add some guitar-fairy-dust, so to speak. Actually there are a lot of those moments, and they change every night, that's why it is so great to see more than one concert, if you get the chance. Towards the end of the show, even though the audience was sitting, a lot of people stood up and reached the edge of the stage, cheering on Steve and the orchestra. It was two solid hours of great time, and I'm grateful that I had the chance to be there.
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Maria, nouvelle recrue de Dorothea, fait équipe avec le soldat vétéran Free Underbar, et espère retrouver son amie d'enfance, Veronica, devenue un soldat féerique de manière illégale et travaillant pour une organisation inconnue cherchant à retrouver un mystérieux artefact.

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The Walking Dead: Renewed for Season 5 in 2014
The Walking Dead gets a fifth season.
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Misfits: Series 5 Airdate, Trailer, Synopsis
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The Walking Dead: New TV Spin-off Confirmed for 2015
AMC announces companion show is in development for 2015.
The Walking Dead: Season 4 Trailer
4 minute trailer fresh from San Diego Comic-Con.
The Walking Dead: First Look at Season 4
Rick's back in first pic from fourth season.
The Walking Dead: 312 "Clear" Preview
Trailer and clips for the 12th episode.
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, city (1994 est. pop. 212,600), N Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China, in the Dzungarian basin. Since the discovery (1955) there of one of the largest oil fields in China, it has grown into an oil-producing and refining center.
..... Click the link for more information. . It has oil refineries, iron- and steelworks, textile mills, and plants manufacturing motor vehicles, agricultural machinery, chemicals, machine tools, and cement. Coal, tin, and silver mines are nearby. The population is mostly Uigur with minorities of Manchus, Chinese, and Kazakhs. Chinese influence began about 122 B.C. when Emperor Wu Ti of the Han dynasty conquered E Xinjiang. Ürümqi is the seat of Xinjiang Univ.; there is also a medical college, several technical institutes, and a museum with a rare collection of mummies. The city was called Dihua (Tihwa) until 1954.


One of the things I'm asked most often when coaching is how clients can develop and sustain new, healthy habits rather than the old ones they want to change.
First, you are an unconscious incompetent (you don't know that you need to change a behaviour).
Through awareness (possibly through coaching) you become a conscious incompetent (you become aware that behaviour change is necessary but you're still performing the 'old' behaviour).
Having identified which behaviour you'd rather do instead you become a conscious competent (you can do the new behaviour but you have to keep practising as it's not yet automatic).
And finally, having practised, you become an unconscious competent (you no longer need to practice as your new behaviour is automatic).
Practice frequently - bring your mind to it every day until it becomes automatic.
Start simple - change small things and you'll be buoyed by your success.
Make it easy - if you're changing to a behaviour you don't like, it'll be really difficult to make it stick.
Check the ecology - this means that you need to make sure that the context for change is good. For example, if you want to lose weight but stock your cupboards with yummy treats, you're making it harder for yourself.
Find a buddy - this helps you to stay accountable and gives you someone who will encourage you to maintain your progress.
Mind your language - if your new habit isn't yet automatic tell yourself that you haven't made it...YET!
Remember, there's no such thing as failure - only feedback about whether a strategy has worked or not.
Using a 'swish' technique - imagine yourself doing the behaviour you want to change. Then, imagine yourself doing your new behaviour. When you're clear on your new behaviour, go back to old behaviour, and 'swish' it to one side, replacing it with your new behaviour. Do this several times.
Replace the loss - if losing your old behaviour will leave you with a gap, make sure you replace it with something pleasurable to stop the temptation to go back to it.
Of course, a good coach is an expert in supporting you through this process and can make life change smooth and easy. And, using NLP is one of the most effective ways of quickly reprogramming your brain.
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E-Justice: Information and Communications Technology in the Court System
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Unfortunately, the Alapaha has fallen into the hands of those who thought they could use a shortcut to creating an "Exotic Breed". A variety of different breeds were used to give the Alapaha a certain 'color', little did they know that these qualities were already running in the genetic make up of the Alapaha. Recently introduced breeds were, for example, "Blue-merle" Catahoula Cur Dog mixes, "Blue" Amstaffs, "Harlequin" Great Danes and contemporary American Bulldogs. This is very evident when you observe the overall conformation and inconsistencies in temperament of the dogs registered with the open registries (Create-A-Breed Registries like the ARF, ACA, NKC, CKC, IOEBA, OREBA, URBA, FIC, DRA and WWKC). Great damage has been done to the Alapaha as a breed with this influx of cross breeding. These mixed bred curs have maligned the overall idea (to the unknowing general public) in conformation and temperament. The Alapaha was never intended to be a "Blue-Eyed High Belly, Birddog Looking, Beefed up Terrier".
William Chester was another one of the early pioneers of the pre-registration Alapaha Blue-Blood Bulldogs. Although never numerically large, his breeding program had the deepest impact on the foundation of the Alapaha. The infamous Chester's Black Jack an outstanding 82 pound bulldog (sire: BINGO × dam: Missy) named after Bill's favorite card game, laid the biggest contribution to the Alapaha's foundation. The dogs sired by "Jack" that figured prominently in the Alapaha were, Chester's BOSS, Blue Boy Lane (sire of Lana's Marcelle) and Waldron's Samantha. Mr. Chester being an Ol' Pit-Bull Man himself believed in game testing his dogs on live-stock vigorously. Though his dogs were often man-aggressive this was a quality he didn't personally care for. The Silver Dollar concoction (Catahoula × Catch-weight APBT × Mountain Bulldog) was deadly.


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The ACLU, One Muslim Student, an Activist Judge, and Prayer at Graduation
by John F. Wilhite, Ph.D., for World Observer 12 June 2006
Freedom of speech vs. freedom of religion, the minority vs. the majority, a Muslim vs. Christians, an activist judge vs. the Constitution, and the ACLU vs. the people
Muslim student, ACLU fight graduation prayer at KY school
"Terms like Jesus Christ, heavenly father, and the prayers were offensive to me," the 17-year-old Muslim, Arshiya Saiyed, said. But the ACLU and the Muslim with her comments that are offensive to Christians lost the fight because the Court Order Does Not Stop Students From Saying the Lord's Prayer and Thanking God at Graduation Ceremony.
The blogosphere is buzzing with banter on the incident as the intolerant secularists will not remain silent about a small victory for religious freedom as in the case of the following piece: The writer of this related item, Free Speech Offers No Right to Suppress Others' Religious Freedom (Tucson Citizen, Charles Haynes, 6.2.2006), with its deceptive title, berates those exercising freedoms of religion and speech, suggesting they should respect the one-person minority and her attempt to silence Christians. The "others' religious freedom," although inaccurately written in the plural (others'), refers to the religious freedom of one Muslim student from an Islamic country in the midst of 3000 Christians in Kentucky, USA. Haynes admonishes the majority to be tolerant of--and silent in the presence of--the minority. The writer, a "senior scholar" at the First Amendment Center, erroneously states that the judges' order was proper, which it wasn't as pointed out clearly by this Update 2 June 2006.
And here is the same article by Haynes with a different title appearing on a different web site (interesting way of getting extra mileage out of one piece of writing): Prayer protest at graduation: Fighting over God and country by Charles C. Haynes, "Kentucky students imposed Christian prayer on public ceremony — even though there are legal, fair ways to acknowledge God at graduation." (05.28.06) Notice the use of the term "imposed" and the insinuation that what the students did was not legal and not fair. Those reading the facts of the incident will readily see that the events were legal, fair, and not imposed on anyone.
The "legal and fair ways" Haynes suggests are a moment of silent prayer (a secularist tactic to silence free speech--silence is not speech) and/or holding the graduation away from school and organized by parents, disregarding other permissible ways as pointed out in Update 2 June 2006. Such "reporting" makes one curious about the title "senior scholar" (of what?) and use of the name "First Amendment Center" for a web site with so little knowledge of the First Amendment and Supreme Court and federal court rulings related to it. He merely cites a school board policy but does not refer at all to any legal documents.
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This past weekend, that hateful "March for Life," wherein right wing organizations and schools bus people in to DC to march for the "right" of men to control the lives of anyone born with an uterus, took place concurrently with the Indigenous Peoples March.
One of the schools that sent teens and chaperones to march this year was Covington Catholic High School, an all-male private school in Kentucky. There are long and terrible threads on twitter¹ with personal stories of survivors from both the school and the all-girls school across the street, which Covington assholes have nicknamed "whore school." Charming boys, no?
At one point, a fairly large group of kids from Covington was facing off with four older members of another hate group, the Black Hebrew Israelites, and things were tense and likely heading to violence, when Omaha Elder Nathan Phillips, on his way to closing the Indigenous Peoples March at the Lincoln Memorial, intervened, placing himself between the two groups–and becoming the target of the white kids' ire, once they were deprived of their original target.
There is video² and a plethora of articles about this harassment. There are interviews with witnesses AND with Nathan Phillips. Go google them.
There are also people defending the "boys" or rather, specifically, the white male teen wearing a MAGA hat, smirking with hateful disdain to the face of an elderly Native man.


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OutDaughtered: Where Did The Busbys Vanish? Fans Worried, Know The Insights!
OutDaughtered Busby family has always been very connected with their fans. They are hell active on social media and keep updating their fans about their every move. Adam Busby and Danielle Busby are parents to a daughter and five quintuplets.
The reality show OutDaughtered successfully managed to win hearts with eight seasons, and fans are waiting for more. Although recently, the Busbys were seen silent on social media. There were no new updates about their whereabouts for five days.
Fans who keep a check on the Busbys were astonished and eager to hear from the family. So where were they? Why were there no updates of the much-adored family? Let us know the whole show!
OutDaughtered: Busbys OUT For a Vacation, Where Did They Visit?
The mommy and daddy Busbys were out for a vacation, as usual without the daughters. The two decided to have some fun time with friends and cherish their relationship. Danielle seemed to be overjoyed in spending some quality time with her husband, Adam.
Recently, she went on her Instagram and posted pictures where we came across the whereabouts of the Busbys. Captioning the photo she wrote, "Took my hot date @adambuzz to a short getaway trip." The two picked Mexico. They stayed at Excellence Playa Mujeres Resort. Danielle informed that they had visited the place multiple times, and to precisely note, Adam said it was five times.
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Well! It seems that the two are in love with the place and the aura of it keeps them dragging to visit Mexico again and again. As Tvshowsace reported, Danielle revealed that the trip was just two hours away and was very convenient for them.
After seeing Danielle and Adam having a gala time, fans loaded comments of love for both. One even asked if Danielle has a bathing suit. Fans seem to find solace after knowing that the Busbys are back with new updates. This keeps the bridge moving between the family and the audience.
Danielle Busby Had A Cheat Week With Everyday Regime
The mother of quints and a daughter, Danielle Busby, is known to be very particular about her daily regime. Both the adult Busbys maintain a healthy lifestyle. They have a passion for keeping themselves fit. Nowadays, Danielle has started CrossFit training.
But for a week, she broke the routine that she religiously follows. Danielle decided to spend some time with her girlfriends and said goodbye to her everyday routine. Moreover, she also had a cheat week with her food. This time she grabbed the sweets and chucked them off. She said that she was starving for it.
Furthermore, she also pampered her hair. She asserted that her hair needed more love than her body. Therefore, the Busby mom skipped her morning workout to get a haircut.
Did you feel better after seeing the comeback of the Busbys? Does Danielle's alertness towards health inspire you? Let us know in the comment section.


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Giving old computers work.
Lance replied to EPhantom's topic in Computer Science
Newegg still has new LGA 775 motherboards available... but regardless it's a waste of money to start replacing parts on computers that old anyway.
Why the necessity of guns?
Lance replied to rigney's topic in Politics
I never claimed It was a mass murder. I claimed it was a mass shooting. They share the same threshold, yes, but differ in the definition of murder and shooting. You're correct in that the event wouldn't be classified as a mass murder, but it would classify as a mass shooting. In all fairness I dislike the comparison as well, but ignoring it didn't seem like the best way to handle the wall of text that she posted.
So you're saying you can shoot as many people as you want, but as long as no more than 4 people die it's not a mass shooting? Also, I'd like a source for your FBI definition. Regardless, you're just arguing semantics now which isn't really strengthening your argument.
I never claimed that is was a massacre. I claimed there were 7 casualties, which is accurate. I generally avoid emotionally manipulative words like "massacre".
You have an awfully eclectic debate style. Yes, I'm sure they exist. I doubt that a significant sized population does though. There are always outliers. I imagine I could find a guy known for making purses out of human skin. That doesn't justify demonizing an entire population of purse makers though. Feel free to ponder the ethics of polar bear hunting by yourself. I don't feel strongly either way. Honestly, I don't really have any idea what they do up there. They send us oil, they do their own thing... I don't have any problem with people killing themselves. It's tragic, yes, but I feel it's well within their right. You can't possibly claim that the weapon was somehow speaking to the victim forcing them to do it. I imagine most firearms accidents are also self inflicted, which I also don't have much of a problem with, assuming they're adults. How do any of your statistics support your claim that me owning a firearms infringes on your personal liberty? If your gun control method consists of an information campaign I'm fine with that. I'm not sure I'm comfortable with paying for that though. I would also support further legislation to prosecute gun owners for the injury or death of a minor. I would probably also be willing to support legislation to prosecute gun owners for injury caused by a stolen weapon, assuming the weapon was completely unsecured, and the prosecution can prove that the crime wouldn't have been possible without access to the stolen weapon. In the US legislation already exists for both of these scenarios. What else do you want?
Uh...what? Let me attempt a translation and you tell me how close I get.
Yay, GUNS!
Lance replied to ydoaPs's topic in Politics
How very libertarian of you
How does silver kill microbes?
Lance replied to Gruff's topic in Biology
I once had a pair of socks that had silver wire weaved into it. My feet weren't any less smelly after extended wear. The overclocking community also uses silver coils in water cooling systems because they believe it stops the growth of algae. They call it a "kill coil". I guess when you come up with a name that cool you don't really need any scientific evidence.
Incorrect There's been at least one, the Monash University shooting, with 7 casualties. Also interesting to note a murder/arson that resulted in 15 deaths, Childers Palace Backpackers Hostel fire. Mass shootings are statistically irrelevant however. They are a very small proportion of violent crime. Yes, yes, socially Australians are so much better off socially than us Americans. Irrelevant. To be honest I've never really considered this. Gun ownership is cultural in the US. Our revolution wouldn't have been possible without a very high rate of personal firearm ownership and I suppose that idea has been ingrained in our culture ever since. Not to mention I started my career in military law enforcement where 99% of the people I encountered and apprehended were armed. It's never been much of an issue, it just requires different training. My 3 year old daughter has been injured by dogs twice, neither of which I owned. She's never even been in the proximity of a negligent discharge. In the US 4,500,000 people per year are bitten by dogs. You're not going to convince me a pack of angry dogs are safer than a secured firearm. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18836045 You have it backwards. I support my fellow citizens gun rights specifically because I trust them and feel that they deserve to live peaceful kindly lives without intervention. Also, that's needlessly insulting. That's exactly why I made this personal. All you see in the media are crazies. Your only source of data is propaganda. You're completely unaware of what the actual population looks like. The person you're describing doesn't exist.
Why do we care about mass shootings?
Lance replied to Lance's topic in Politics
Well no, now that I think about it. The media as well as the President are demanding that something be done, but nothing has actually been done. I would absolutely advocate simple actions to limit possible damage. There's no 1-10 value for firepower. It's far, far more complicated than that. A pistol caliber with less "firepower" is more effective at close range. Pistol calibers with less kinetic energy tend to deliver more energy into their targets because the rifle caliber punches through the target without delivering all of it's energy. Pistol calibers are also larger so they have a higher change of hitting a vital artery. I would actually be more comfortable with a 9mm pistol than a 5.56mm AR at conversational distance. The shooters you hear about in the media didn't choose their weapons because of effectiveness, they chose them because they are weapons that are glorified by the media. An AR just looks so much more cool and scary, yet most hunters would call you unethical if you tried shooting even a small deer with it, because it apparently lacks firepower. A .30-06 hunting rifle, which nobody has any interest in banning because they don't look scary, has 3 times the kinetic energy. Reloading IS relevant when facing another shooter. It is NOT relevant when facing unarmed civilians. Unarmed civilians don't have time to escape in the 1 second it takes to reload. Another shooter can take advantage of that one second however. Yes, you could argue limiting capacity allows police a better chance to stop the shooter. But let's be honest here, police don't actually stop anything. They arrive after the shooter commits suicide or runs away so they can write a report.
Lance replied to MelissaTay's topic in Projects
If I had some my walls would be covered in circuits. I would never get my security deposit back.
You could try mining bitcoins with them. The more efficient systems use gpus to do the mining so I don't know how much money you could actually make with systems that old. You could try it for a day and see if you make back the energy cost.
Yep, I'm done. You seem to be getting emotional about the issue which doesn't really interest me. Thanks for the discussion though.
Because it's impractical to ban everything that scares you. Especially when banning said things won't actually have much of an affect on your probability of injury. You already claimed that criminals mostly only kill themselves. So it's unlikely that you'll be shot that way. People's neighbors rarely get shot from negligent discharges so it's unlikely you'll be injured that way. How Exactly does me owning a gun represent a threat to you personally? In the last year I've shot hundreds of rounds for qualifications, hundreds in competitions, and thousands in practice. More likely to kill a family member? If that was true I would have thousands of dead family members. I'm ignoring it because it's blatantly wrong. My competition pistol has been used hundreds of times for it's intended purpose, sport shooting, but never hurt a single person. My duty pistol is used 5 days a week for it's intended purpose, deterrence, but never hurt a single person. Although I don't hunt, plenty of hunters have gone a lifetime of hunting, intended purpose, and never hurt anybody. Where are you getting this nonsense that they are more likely to kill a family member than "good things"? You can't create an A:B ratio then completely ignore that A even exists. You're ignoring that guns can and are used for things other than negligence and murder. I am absolutely not downplaying the risk to gun ownership. I would never even consider training somebody on their use without a substantial amount of safety training before we come anywhere near live ammo. Nearly every block of instruction I've ever received has included multiple videos of people shooting themselves. Stop insinuating that I've somehow deluded myself to believe that guns are 100% safe. But if we banned everything that could result in accidental or intentional death where would we be? No, I can't. Conveniently, neither can you. Because it's speculation. We know that people kill people. People have always killed people. No amount of legislation is going to prevent people from killing people. I did answer it. I don't use fists because I would go to jail. Fists cause maiming and death.
It's not that I was hoping you wouldn't notice, it's that I feel it doesn't make much of a difference to your overall argument. What's your point? That not all cleaning products are dangerous but all guns are? Sure I'll give you that one. Still doesn't change the fact that the average home contains items that can be just as dangerous to children. (cleaning products, knives, mains electricity, ect) You claim that guns don't have a legitimate use other than killing innocent people and cleaning products do, but that's incorrect. I'll accept that. As long as you use education rather than forcefully taking somebody's liberty. But claiming that people only buy guns for self defense suggests that you don't fully understand the situation. The flaw in your speculation is that people get into fist fights and gun fights for different reason. There is absolutely an overlap but just because somebody got into a first fight and lived doesn't mean that if they had been armed it would have turned into a gun fight and people would be dead. I also feel like an armed population is less likely to get into fights at all. It's pretty dumb to go about punching people when they could be armed. Deterrence. Ironically I would never use fists for anything because the public sees it as excessive use of force. It seems like what this argument really comes down to is a difference in opinion on what an acceptable risk is. I'm willing to accept the risks that come with gun ownership, and you're not. So don't buy a gun.
I'm really not saying your argument is entirely without merit. It always comes back to misinformation. If we are going to start banning guns which destroy my competitive shooting hobby I'd like it to be based on logic, and not a knee jerk reaction to a few crazies with scary looking weapons. No I didn't! You were talking about guns making my home more dangerous. I was simply pointing out that there are plenty of other objects in my home that make it more dangerous. Most drain cleaners are concentrated sodium hydroxide or other extremely caustic solutions. So are oven cleaners. To an extent, you're correct. But I think you're downplaying the number of US homes with guns in them. Most statistics I'm seeing are around 45%. But not all homes keep dangerous cleaning products either. I don't keep them in the house. If I need drain cleaner I use it then dispose of it immediately after. I wouldn't even know where to begin on finding a statistic for that for comparison though. Yes you're right. The gun rights argument isn't perfect, neither is the gun control argument. I'm not going to sit here and say there's no rational reason to restrict gun ownership. But your argument is mostly speculation. People still kill each other with fists in the heat of the moment. Yes, guns make it easier. You also said yourself that criminals mostly kill each other so there's no need for one for self defense. Which is it? Either only criminals kill each other and they aren't useful for self defense, or the world really is a dangerous place and they are useful.
The average scary looking "assault weapon" is far less powerful than hunting rifles. Hunting rifles are designed to immediately kill their target. Otherwise people whine about unethical hunting. Military weapons are designed to injure rather than kill because it takes more people out of the fight. Sure you could argue magazine capacity, but when you can reload in a fraction of a second that also becomes pretty irrelevant. The carbine used in the Columbine shooting only used 10 round magazines available. Nobody in the US is carrying around squad automatic weapons. That's the media being dramatic. I won't be the one to call you heartless. The statistics were actually my entire point. I was looking for somebody to explain why they felt the shooting was statistically relevant.
I lol'ed. Then I felt bad.
Guns in the Classroom
Lance replied to Daedalus's topic in Politics
Right because that's why we are so effective in Iraq and Afghanistan. Our high tech military tore through them since they only had small arms and improvised weapons. Oh wait... we didn't. High tech weapons don't offer any guarantees in unconventional warfare. I'm not sure why you list prison system as an advantage. I'ts actually a disadvantage It raises moral for the insurgents and lowers moral for the Military. Insurgents know that if they're captured they go to prison. Soldiers know that if their captured they're tortured and executed. Formidable surveillance is useless when the insurgents look like the rest of the population. Also watch what happens to military support when the American government tries bombing American Citizens. You just lost the war. Warfare isn't as black and white as you see it.
1. Never having to use your gun to defend yourself is far better than having to defend yourself without one. 2. Huh? Knock you out? Do you know how hard it is to actually knock somebody out? It's not like the movies. All of the practical ways to knock somebody out also have an unfortunate side affect called death. OC and tazers have a 0% chance to knock somebody out. I'm not even allowed to hit somebody in the head with an asp unless I'm justified in using deadly force. Because it's just as likely to kill you as it is to "knock you out". 3.Thank you for that. I was worried I would have to present far more evidence before you admitted I'm god's gift to responsibility. de·ter·rent Noun A thing that discourages or is intended to discourage someone from some act. Surely it's not necessary for me to explain this further? But making this personal is mostly irrelevant. I carry a duty weapon. No amount of legislation will have any affect on it. That's entirely unfair. You're comparing apples and oranges. Your first claim was that a weapon just being in the home makes it more dangerous. Which seemed to imply you were talking about deaths from negligent discharges. http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/dvs/deaths_2010_release.pdf Note that this includes all ages: Accidental deaths from Firearms in 2010: 606 Accidental poisoning: 33,041 Falls: 26,009 Motor vehicle accidents: 35,332 Accidental drowning: 3,782 Accidental exposure to smoke or fire: 2,782 My point stands.
The issue is that when you come up with half-ass gun control schemes things don't get less dangerous. You're taking guns away from the people that aren't crazy. And most people aren't going to sell their AR-15 worth $2000 for $100 at a gun buyback. Also, who's paying for this anyway? I've personally never had to do that. But I carry a weapon professionally which acts as a deterrent. Are you asking about me personally? My guns are are more likley to acheive that goal. By definition a quarrel that results in the use of deadly force isn't petty... Yes, yes, guns in the house make kids less safe. So do cleaning products, which are statistically probably more dangerous.
But... not giving people guns isn't an option. There's no way to go back in time and stop the invention of any or all weapons. The fact is that they exist, and people own them. I understand your logic, and it appears valid, but it's not actually offering a solution to any problem. It's entirely philosophical. You can ban guns, search every house and attempt confiscation, but guns will still exist. Not to mention that confiscation in the US will probably result in enough deaths to fulfill our mass shooting quota for the next century. I'm not going to attempt to argue that a knife is as dangerous as a gun. That's obviously dumb. Guns are necessary to assist us in killing people.
I guess that sums up my problem with the situation. Why advocate legislation based entirely on an emotional reaction to the media?
The jawbone story isn't being spoon fed to the American population. So, no I have no real problem with the jawbone story.
Lance posted a topic in Politics
I'm not trying to be insensitive. I had a knee jerk reaction just like everybody else. But when you really sit down and think about the situation, why do we care so much? It can't be because of the age of the victims. Many, many times that number die in other preventable ways. The number of children that die in mass shootings is minuscule in comparison. So why spend money on preventing such a small proportion of preventable deaths?


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Sustainability in East Iceland and green certificates
Respectively, the speakers were the Head of Environmental Affairs at Landsvirkjun, Ragnheiður Ólafsdóttir, and the Head of Wholesale, Eiríkur S. Svavarsson.
In her lecture, Ragnheiður Ólafsdóttir told how sustainable development fulfils the needs of the present without reducing the possibilities of coming generations to meet their needs. She added that the weight of this definition lies in the Earth no longer containing any place which people have had no impact on.
The purpose of the Landsvirkjun/Alcoa Sustainability Project in the eastern part of Iceland was to support the ideology of sustainable development, showing consideration for environmental, economic and social factors.
A Stakeholder Advisory Group had been organised, which was preparing indicators to help in monitoring, so that the two companies could pursue their goals of sustainability during the periods of construction and operation. Monitoring will note the success of Landsvirkjun and Alcoa in achieving their sustainability goals regarding their undertakings in East Iceland. Besides Landsvirkjun and Alcoa, group participants include public officials and people from the municipalities, business community and social organisations.
Some examples of the topics which the Stakeholder Advisory Group want to address are erosion and silt deposits, residential trends, social infrastructure and impact on wildlife. The Group has defined 45 indicators and 77 criteria, with a few examples of these indicators and criteria being the following:
Environmental indicator: Impact on birds -- Pink-footed geese
Criterion: Number of pink-footed geese in selected areas
Social indicators: Demographic changes in East Iceland
Criterion: Gender and age distribution of East Iceland residents
Economic indicators: Financial welfare
Criterion: Income of East Iceland residents, compared with Icelandic incomes in general
Ragnheiður Ólafsdóttir said that while the outcome of the Project would not be clear until several years from now, she hoped the work by the Advisory Group would mark the beginning of changes in approach.
In his presentation, Eiríkur Svavarsson told how a new Electricity Directive, 2003/54/EC, was being adopted in the European Union, which was also revoking the old Directive. Since the new Electricity Directive had not been incorporated in the European Economic Area, however, the Directive of 1996 was still in effect in Iceland.
According to Eiríkur Svavarsson, the new Icelandic Electricity Act often goes much further than what is stipulated by the Electricity Directive. For example, the Act provides for administrative separation of the transmission system from other facets of the market. Considering Icelandic conditions, it could be argued that this was a reasonable solution.
Moreover, continued Eiríkur Svavarsson, it was interesting that the Electricity Act actually conformed to the new European Directive of 2003, so that the Act would leave no need for substantial amendments when the new Directive is introduced in the European Economic Area. Therefore, even though the Icelandic nation will be relatively late in adopting the new set of rules, it can be said to have already provided for the newest requirements despite their not yet legally applying to this country.
Eiríkur Svavarsson also discussed "green certificates", saying that trading in them would, for instance, enable an electricity producer in the internal market who generates a high proportion of electricity through renewable energy sources to sell green certificates on this production to producers elsewhere in the internal market, who would thereby increase their proportion of green energy generation.
"This is creating some opportunities for Icelandic electricity producers to sell a certain by-product, merely because of Iceland's electricity generation occurring almost entirely through renewable energy sources. These opportunities are opening up because of Iceland now being part of the internal market for electricity," stated Eiríkur Svavarsson.
Saying that the future of green certificate sales was difficult to predict, he did however point out the following: "It is at least clear that the framework of rules on these matters will develop rapidly over the next two years. On the other hand, the sale of these certificates can be expected to remain a mere spin-off product of Icelandic energy firm operations, since certificate prices are not very high. Even if they rise substantially, such certificates will have no significant effect on revenue creation among Icelandic electricity producers," concluded Eiríkur Svavarsson.


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First of all a let me say this; fruit trees do not need to be pruned to produce fruit. The fruit production of a tree is a natural occurrence which ensures the survival of a tree. That means a gardener may choose not to prune and on that note why prune fruit trees at all? Non-pruned trees, especially young trees will crop they will grow branches galore and push through blooms year-by-year which in turn will become fruit but the competition for nutrition is higher and the fruit will be smaller. This however can eventually cause damage to the fruit tree and instead of having to send nutrition to limited sturdy branches that are strong enough to support the bounty of heavy large fruit it will sprout forth many thin little sucker branch-lets. These branch-lets could eventually carry fruit but of smaller then normal size and inferior taste. So the reason to prune a fruit tree is to have healthy strong trees which when given proper care will successfully produce great fruit crops for many years to come.
We also have to understand that it's a proven fact that the 'pruning process' dwarfs trees, it reduces the total size of the tree. Let me explain that a bit better. The food-manufacturing mechanism of a tree is in its leaves. Cutting away some of the tree branches mean that the food productions or output of the "factory" is also reduced. This in turn obviously will also reduce the bearing area of a tree thus dwarfing the stature and production ability of the tree. This makes total sense as far as I'm concerned: any cut to a living organisms 'body' needs time to heal and will take strength away from its growth. And to prune a tree in the summer seems to have the greatest dwarfing effect. This is mainly because a tree has most of its yearly growing spurt during the heat of the summer.
Here in Canada and I think it's like this most anywhere that the best time to prune a fruit tree is early in the spring while the tree is still dormant and before the growth activities begin. The pruning wounds also heal the best at this time and it's also easier to see the buds to be able to work around them. As the tree is dormant (not pumping sap up from the roots) the cut wounds have a chance to dry up with the help of the cold and the wind and another good thing is also the absence of insects that could cause damage.
I'm a tool fanatic and it's all about having the right tool for the job. Over the years I learned that there is a tool made for every job, and tree pruning is not an exception. There is a large assortment of pruning tool available on the market. It will take time for you to find which tool will work the best for you. Whether or not you want to invest mega bucks into power tools really depends on the size of your "orchard". To prune two trees every year (as far as I'm concerned) doesn't warrant buying a 74cc 18"bar Husqvarna or Stihl chainsaw (sorry guys).For most jobs hand tools such as clippers, shears, knives, saw and pole pruners will do just fine.
The ideal pair of pruning shear or hand clipper is lightweight and makes clean cuts that can heal over quite easily. I own a couple of different sized ones and I carry one pair with me all the time when in the garden or yard. That way I'm able to snip off any suckers etc right away when I notice them. Personal preference will determine which kind of shears fit best into your hands. Long-handled lopping shears will give extra leverage to reach taller and thicker branches. Tree pruners, these are simply clippers mounted onto a pole end and activated by rope and springs, also come in handy for cutting those really high branches. And for larger tree limbs you will need a pruning saw which also comes in a variety of styles from curved to straight bladed etc.
A good rule of thumb that I learned from my Gramps is that a branch that is thicker then an inch in diameter needs to be cut with a saw.
Maintenance of tools: To keep most blades sharp use a whetstone or grindstone. Clippers need a drop of motor oil to keep them working smoothly. Unless you know the exact degree of the saw teeth it's best to get the saw sharpened by a professional. For over-winter storage keep all your gardening and pruning tools clean, well oiled in a dry place.
Arms: The main branches or extensions of the trunk.
Bearing tree: A fruit tree that has reached the age where its ready of producing blossoms and fruit.
Bud: The slightly enlarged portion in the node region from which shoots grow.
Central leader: A type of pruning where the grower chooses one single strong trunk from which all side branches are allowed to grow.
Disbud: The selective removal of swollen flower buds or young shoots so that the remaining buds can grow bigger.
Fruiting wood: Shoots or branches that are selected for their size and cut back and have the potential to bear the current year's crop.
Head: The part of the trunk or extension, above the first growing branches or arms.
Heading back: Cutting a portion of the terminal growth usually to control the size of the tree.
Internode. The portion of a shoot between two nodes.
Laterals. The side branches of a shoot.
Node. The joint on a shoot where buds and leaves are found.
Pinching. The removal of the growing tip of a shoot by pinching between thumb and finger.
Pruning. The removal of excess parts above ground.
Renewal spur. A spur that produces shoots for the next year's fruiting.
Shoots. The new growth that develops from buds during the growing season.
Spur: A short thick growth that produces flowers on apple, pear and cherry trees.
Stone fruit: Plums, peaches, apricots and cherries are most commonly know as stone fruit.
Suckers. Vigorous shoots growing from below the surface of the ground from the rootstock.
Terminal bud: The bud at the end of the branch that extends the growth of the tree.
Thinning. The removal of flower clusters, immature fruit clusters, or their parts.
Training. The direction or form given to a young vine as it grows, usually by attaching it to a mechanical support.
Trunk. The main body or stem of a vine.
Vigor. The rate of growth of a vine part.
Watersprouts. Vigorous shoots growing from buds usually on the trunk or older branches.
To keep a tree healthy and productive to the ultimate these above mentioned sections are the most important to trim off even though it might feel like a shame to prune off healthy and good looking new growth.To do the job just right it's important to know when, in what season to prune, what to cut away, how much to cut away and how to do the cutting.
The main objective when pruning is to make clean cuts without leaving any stubs. A stub will rot and make the branch vulnerable to infections that eventually can spread throughout the rest of the tree.
As in the drawings either cut close to the main branch or just above the bud.
A bud on the outside of the branch will grow out (which is preferable), one on the inside will grow in towards the center of the tree (which usually is not a desired direction except again on an espaliered tree).
rem: of the 4 branch combo drawing displayed above 'a' is the right way to prune off a branch-let.
Always work from the larger branches first then down to the finer cuts. Talking about cutting off larger limbs there is always a danger of the weight of the limb splitting before it is completely neatly and cleanly saw cut. (split damage can often leave the woody parts without bark therefore unprotected.) Use this three step method to prevent damage.
2) Make the second cut from the top down 2-4 inches further out on the branch, this time cutting all the way through. The limb will break off but the jagged edge will go no-farther then the first cut.
3) Now you can cut the remaining stub almost flush and parallel to the tree trunk. This ensures that the tree bark doesn't loosen up near the wound and allow for moisture and bugs to go in-between the bark and the woody parts.
It is said that only cuts that are over 2 inches in diameter need to have a protective wound dressing. I disagree and I cover all cut with a bit of dressing. The main reason for using the protective goo is to keep moisture and bugs out. The ants and bugs I have in my neighborhood are not picky and I'm almost positive they have not spent the time to read that section of the manual. The tub of protective goo, a commercial tree-paint preparation which contains an antiseptic, that I bought about 3-4 years ago came in a 2lbs size and cost less then 10 bucks. Even if I keep covering every wound and cut of the trees around me I think I should have enough for the next five years. The healing is much accelerated and even if the wound is treated right away I still give the larger cuts a repainting every fall and spring.
A young fruit tree when first transplanted should have a severe pruning all the way down to a mere whip. The second and third year very little pruning needs to be done, only the occasional sucker coming up from the root system and to bring it into the 'head shape' wanted. During the second and third year it's important to prevent bad crotches from happening, to keep a strong central leader and to make sure the tree doesn't become too heady (too wide) or too leggy(too thin and tall). Also over pruning at this time will delay fruiting. After the tree begins to bear fruit more pruning will be needed so that the branches stay well balanced around the whole of the trunk. Cutting back and thinning out the lateral branches will keep fruit production to its ultimate.
What did you use on the cut wound?
Using a pruning sealer can actually obstruct trees' natural healing power. Tree pruning sealers are bad for your trees because they make it harder for your tree to heal as they trap in moisture which can then encourage wood decay or fungi.
If you're adamant on using a pruning compound, buy it from a reputable garden center and read the contents before using. Also, only apply a very thin coat.
A great article, thanks gf!
Beth, thanks for taking a look and for commenting. Sorry it took so long to reply I was away. As for your granny smith... well... I haven't had much luck with suckers groing any amount of fruit. If I were you I would invest in another tree but leave the old one also for a couple of years to see what it does as I'm always reluctant to cut out anything still alive. It might just have a really good root system that will supply the suckers with the right nutrients to actually become a bearing "tree".
My Granny Smith apple tree is dead,but there are suckers that are alive and well,and look great. Should I cut the main tree down,and allow the suckers to grow?
I see that you suggest trimming in early spring. This past Spring my husband gave our cherry tree a huge pruning. Our tree was about 20ft tall and 20ft wide. He reduced it to about half. We also put in an egress window next to the tree, so the roots were cut on one side also. The tree produced about one small bowl of cherries this year.
The tree has a lot of new growth. I have two questions for you. When should I cut off the new shoots? Fall or Spring? Should I cut off all the new growth or leave a percentage of it? My husband did leave a few smaller old growth branches that will have leaves. Thanks for all the great info in this Hub.
Thanks Zsuzsy - I'm not expecting much if any crop of apples this year - just wanted to save the tree more than anything.
quester.ltd (love the avatar) thanks for taking a look and for commenting. Glad you were on the right track, it can take a growing season or two before you realize that you've done something wrong. The first trees (an old orchard that was on the farm) I pruned on my own took a year to recoup as I had cut them down too much... (very few apples that first fall but eventually it turned all for the good because the apples grew really huge the third year and plentiful too.
Zsuzsy Bee - Thanks for the tips - we had followed your instructions before I found them so I glad to know we were on the right track.
Hiya Terri, thanks for taking a look and for commenting. Pruning can be a big job but it helps pass the time until spring.
Fantastic information. I'm about to embark on some fruit trees and will keep this on hand to help them thrive.
Linda neglected trees are always a challenge mainly because most of us do not want to take the pruning down to as much as we should the first time but even a partial pruning will benefit the trees a lot. Thanks for the visit.
Dave I'm glad I was able to help a bit. Thank you for reading and for commenting.
And I thought I knew everything about pruning fruit trees, but I've just learned a little more. Many thanks.
George, thank you for taking a look and for commenting.
Hello there yes you have a great blog here very straight forword and lots of knowledge and helpful ideas and hints.I'll come back again for sure.
RTalloni thanks for coming by for a visit and for commenting. Glad the hub helped.
Have been looking for good clear instructions for pear and apple trees. This is very helpful and an interesting read! Thanks for good explanations!
Wow, 18 foot tall...I stuck with the dwarf trees that way picking is much easier.
Good idea, thanks. I do have crabapples there already for pollinators and they are very well established and are close to 18 foot tall.
Hello Ralwus, always glad when you come for a visit. If I were you I would take a soil sample though before plopping in the fruit trees. The soil after the cedars might be a bit more acidic then they like. Coffee grinds and banana peels might just balance things out a bit.
Cherry trees are on my list for next year, hopefully.
Hi Britney thanks for taking a look. I'm getting a bit antsy to get into the garden too but it will still be another 6-7-8 weeks at least.
It's time to start looking forward to blossoms and new fruit on the trees, isn't it?
CompuSmart always glad when you came for a visit, thanks for taking a look and for commenting. Sorry I was away hence the delay in my reply.
Fruit tree nursery thanks for taking a look and for commenting.
Shawna thanks for taking a look and for commenting. Best of luck with your trees.
Cool! Now all I need is to know how to grow them! and until then, in the words of arnie!
This is the best comprehensive info I have read thus far. Books or internet. The first time I pruned an apple tree I over pruned it (ouch) it took two years to recover. Anyone who has fruit trees should read this!
Wow, that is a ton of detailed info. I work at a fruit tree nursery, and we actually take pride in our pruning. We grow our trees in large 3 or 5 gallon pots to make sure the root system is strong and healthy. Then we prune them so that the tree gets more branches... more branches means more fruit!
Also, since I work at a fruit tree nursery, I've noticed that with this difficult economy, more people are taking an interest to organic gardening and growing their own fruit. Not only is it cheaper, its safer too... because you're not buying fruit that's been sprayed with strange chemicals in some central American country.
Foxility! It sounds like quite a bit of work but once you're out there trimming with the promise of spring just being around the corner it is actually fun. Also knowing how gorgeous the fruit trees are when they're in full bloom and then eating the cherries, apples and pears makes it all worth it.
Packerpack! Thanks for taking a look and for commenting.
Thanks for taking a look C.S.. I'm always glad when You pop in for a visit. Pruning and grafting trees was my Grandpas forte. He had trelissed fruit trees that were amazing. One grew apricots on one side and plums on the other. Another had red aplles on one side and a funny green and pink type on the other branch. Unfortunately a lot of his know-how was lost because as a stupid teenager I really didn't pay all that much attention to all his teachings.
Great work on this pruning hub. I think people often are afraid to prune or they go nuts and cut too much. This is an excellent informative hub and should be bookmarked and utilized by anyone planning to get out the pruning shears.
Zsuzsy great hub, you should publish this in Google Knol, it is like a Wikipedia article, every gardener should know. I don't have a fruit tree yet, but I do pruning in rose tree, it really helps and gives out more flowers, bigger and sweet smelling. Without pruning they compete and impede each other.
Teton Rose! Always glad when you come by for a visit. Thanks for taking a look and for commenting.
Great information! Thanks for making the art of tree pruning so understandable. I've read quite a bit about it but this was easier to understand. I'll be putting it into practice on my daughter's trees soon.
Excellent hub, pruning is a skill and you have provided a solid step by step understanding of how to do it.
Wow! That was fast reading I just published this hub a couple of minutes ago. Thanks for taking a look and for commenting.
Great tips. I am thinking about buying some fruit trees this year so I will definitely be back to his hub!


The Advisory Board advocates for investing in water/wastewater infrastructure as an economic development engine for communities and the state and local economies.
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Life and health are often measured in tangibles. Blood pressure, cholesterol, and BMI all attempt to quantify the value of the diet, exercise and lifestyle habits we have developed to reach our health goals. However, as important as these measures may be in tracking our physical progress, they often fail to recognize the less tangible actions we take to improve our emotional and spiritual connection with ourselves, others, nature and whatever we choose to call our Higher Power. Connections that I wholeheartedly believe are just as, if not more, valuable in ensuring the physical and emotional wellbeing that bestows a healthy, happy and meaningful life.
Personally, I try to develop my spirituality with the practice of journaling and various forms of moving meditation (yoga and exercising out of doors). Others may prefer involvement in a community of individuals who similarly seek awareness through religious practice. In my opinion, neither is inherently better than the other and their impact is highly dependent upon each individual's constitution and preferred approach to enlightenment. However, a recent article published in the New York Times makes a case for organized religion in the quest for improved health. According to T.M. Luhrmann, a professor of anthropology at Stanford and the author of "When God Talk Back: Understanding the American Evangelical Relationship with God", "Religious attendance – at least, religiously – boosts the immune system and decreases blood pressure. It may add as much as two to three years to your life." Ms. Luhrmann believes that with the capacity to use and get caught up in our 'imagination', we are able to learn and experience God in a way that meets our expectations of God's character and, as this becomes increasingly intimate, symbolic healing occurs and illness fades.
I highly encourage you to read these two pieces to better understand how practices such as meditation, chanting, yoga, journaling, church, etc. may help advance your health and if they may add value to your wellness routine.
Whether done alone or amongst others, I believe that seeking a spiritual experience and advancing our awareness is a critical component in the journey towards lasting health and wellness.


Or otherwise Microsoft Vs Google. Its becoming an interesting battle between these two giants on the web front and this is my naive initial take after using/seeing demos of these web apps.
Bing. It starts off on the back foot with the name But Its Not Google. Its already comparing itself. Its not diffrentiating itself as something new and exciting which is going to change our lives. Why do we need another search engine that looks similar? Why do we need something to fix something that isn't broken? Although in the initial press release they claimed it can do a lot of things I have not been able to see any of it in action like finding the cheapest tickets and so on. Microsoft claims it to be a decision engine as against a search engine. How can it be a decision engine when I'm the one making all the decisions starting from what to search. For that matter wolfram alpha is a lot more exciting and addictive than Bing.
Wave. After watching the keynote video of Google Wave I could not help but say WOW its just great what this app can do on the web. Google manages to push the boundaries of what one can do with the browser whether it is with the maps, or mail, or photos, or the zillion other things that they do. Its about bringing great technology to the general public to make their lives easier and more exciting. But how is this going to make money for Google? How is it benefiting Google ? Will it make things more complex rather than easier ? Will it start to create more spam and thrash on the web? These are questions that will be answered in time. But for now it is an exciting Wave for developers. It is just so interesting how the boundaries of the internet are being pushed and I am excited to be part of the wave and you can be sure I will be on it as soon as it is released. If you want to ride the wave along with me register for an invite.
Microsoft just proved itself to be a copy cat once again. Google proved itself to be an innovator yet again. Microsoft always manages to copy and then become more popular by hook or by crook. They plan to pump in 100 million dollars into the advertising of this search engine (sorry decision engine). Is google just too smart for Microsoft ? Does Google innovate just too fast for Microsoft to keep up ? All I can say is that this competition is only making things better and more exciting and lets hope it goes on for a long long time.
Looking back, Bing won as google shelved wave. Though google has been making waves with circles, but still no match to the Bing-Facebook alliance.


Matured in a combination of two different Sherry casks, Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso.
Flavour: A delicate mix from ripe autumn fruits, blackberries and plums stepping forward. Intense note of Oloroso sherry and candied orange slices. Smell of tasty oatcakes and burned oak.
Taste: Intensely spicy after fine Oloroso sherry and bitter chocolate sauce, home-made plum blancmange, rounded off by a trace cinnamon, allspice and nutmeg.


Rachael and Doug held their wedding on the top of Beaver Creek Mountain at Allie's Cabin in Colorado. One of our favorite mountain venues for weddings! Those beautiful aspen trees were the perfect backdrop. Congrats Rachel and Doug on such a beautiful day!
Beaver Creek Wedding Planner. Destination Wedding.


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Annabella Cinderella
"Annabella Cinderella"
Rachel Van Duzer as Annabella
Pirates of the Great Lakes
Six of the Best
"Annabella Cinderella" is the eleventh episode of the twelfth season of the Murdoch Mysteries and the one hundred seventy-ninth of the series. It first aired on January 14, 2019.
2 Character Revelations
4 Historical References
6 Errors
7.1 Main Cast
7.2 Recurring Cast
7.4 Non-Cedited Cast
Crabtree and John are transporting a convicted axe murderer to prison when she escapes to exact revenge on those who testified against her.
Annabella Maloney who killed her mother Harriet Rawlins with an axe is sentenced to life in prison; At the courthouse, Annabella grabbed a fire axe to smash a window and escaped.
At the Station House, Crabtree answers a phone call informing him that Annabella has been spotted on Bismarck St., all the way up by Yonge and Bloor. She may have been going to North Toronto Station to get to Claremont, her hometown. But wait, her lawyer Nesbit Daniels' office is at Yonge and Bloor. Wanting no stone unturned, Murdoch sends George and John to find out if her lawyer is involved.
The constables discover Nesbit Daniels' office lock broken, clearly she was trying to find something, and the back door left open; They spot her and give chase only to lose her in an alleyway, where she must have climbed over the fence using a nearby crate upon which John rests his truncheon during the search. When the truncheon falls to the ground – John is ready and captures Annabella emerging out of the crate. Unfortunately, while escorting the prisoner to Kingston with an over-night stop at Dunbarton, sympathetic John is tricked and Annabella escapes again. Constables Crabtree and Brackenreid must find the dangerous woman on the loose, once again.
Character Revelations
John mentions when last he heard from his father, "he was headed to New York".
Over lunch, William and Julia share their disappointment in The Police Investigative Handbook sent to every Station House: "It's positively antediluvian." (adjective: ridiculously old fashioned)
When Julia points out that the Gazette regularly mentions techniques that William has developed, she discovers that he reads her citations in medical journals – "Of course, I do. I'm proud of you."
Constable Brackenreid has been attending the trial of Annabella Maloney.
Crabtree and young Brackenreid team up again; their dynamics are reminiscent of Murdoch and George back in the early years at Station House No. 4.
Murdoch and Ogden discuss that not a single technique developed in the past decade is in the The Police Investigative Handbook like: The identikit, the tele-facsimile, Rontgen rays, nor Landsteiner's blood groupings.
Murdoch summons publisher Mr. Clements to the Station House, considering that public money is being wasted on the handbook.
While conducting a post-mortem on-the-fly at the scene of the crime and not impressed with John's "...breathtaking sloppiness in thinking," Watts assigns him to take the internal temperature of the victim, but not in the mouth.
This episode takes place in Toronto 1906 – Edward VII (Albert Edward;1841-1910) is King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas.
Before Canadian Confederation, the Province of Canada, (established in 1841) was the most prolific issuer of paper money; notes were produced for the government by the Bank of Montreal (1842 and 1862), in denominations of $4, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. In 1866, the Province of Canada began issuing its own paper money, in denominations of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 and $500.
The British Home Children migration movement sent over 100,000 children to Canada between 1869 and 1930s. Motivated by social and economic forces, churches and philanthropic organizations sent orphaned, abandoned and pauper children to Canada and other Commonwealth countries such as Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
The phrase "T'was ever thus" (It is ever thus) is found in Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night , Act 4, Scene 1: Olivia uses the expression with a future tense (Will it be ever thus?). Murdoch uses the phrase "All's well that ends well," from the title of a William Shakespeare play as well.
Thomas Brackenreid does not appear in this episode.
This episode was filmed, in part, at Westfield Heritage Village in Hamilton, a favorite MM location site since Season 1.
Home children, first mentioned in the Murdoch Mysteries novel Except the Dying, was central to the storyline in Child's Play in Season 1.
Bill Brioux, veteran television critic, who first appeared in Murdoch of the Klondike (a non-speaking role), makes a cameo appearance as the Pickering train's Ticketman.
Re-cast actor Derek Moran first appeared in Let Us Ask the Maiden as murder victim Nathan Siebold.
When asked if the case of Lizzie Borden was an inspiration, the episode's writer and Co-Executive producer, Paul Aitken responded, "No, actually, it wasn't, not at all. We came to the idea of the axe because we wanted her to be dangerous."
Daniel Maslany and actress Laelen Ohm star in Charles Wahl's short film The Mohel (2021), virtually debuted at SXSW Film Festival.
"The Police Investigative Handbook" pages are blanks.
Main Cast
Yannick Bisson as Detective William Murdoch
Hélène Joy as Dr. Julia Ogden
Thomas Craig as Inspector Thomas Brackenreid
Jonny Harris as Constable George Crabtree
Recurring Cast
Daniel Maslany as Detective Watts
Charles Vandervaart as John Brackenreid
Derek Moran as Nesbit Daniels
Laelen Ohm as Rosemary Rawlins
Michael Lipka as Robert Duncan
Andrew Moodie as Edmund Mathers
David Reale as Mr. Clements
Bill Brioux as Ticketman
Non-Cedited Cast
Nathan Hoppe as Constable McNabb
Constables reading the headlines...
The train line to Claremont...
Mr. Daniels' office files
Escorting the prisoner...
No fork, spoon instead
Annabella picks John's pocket before going to the privy...
Just missed her at Pickering Station
A new murder victim, Annabella's doctor
Murdoch Mysteries Season 12
Murdoch Mystery Mansion • Operation: Murder • My Big Fat Mimico Wedding • Murdoch Without Borders •
The Spy Who Loved Murdoch • Sir. Sir? Sir!!! • Brother's Keeper • Drowning in Money • Secrets and Lies •
Pirates of the Great Lakes • Annabella Cinderella • Six of the Best • Murdoch and the Undetectable Man •
Sins of the Father • One Minute to Murder • Manual for Murder • Darkness Before the Dawn Part 1 •
Darkness Before the Dawn Part 2 •
Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 • Season 5 • Season 6 • Season 7 • Season 8 • Season 9 • Season 10 • Season 11 • Season 12
Season Error


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Arthur's a silver learner after 40 years at college
FE Week Campus Roundup
Fri 23rd Nov 2012, 16.41
The lounge of 94-year-old student Arthur Holder is filled with more than 200 handcrafted pieces of silverware.
There are vases, jugs, and bowls — and all made by the grandfather-of-two at Chesterfield College, where he has been studying on a silversmith course for nearly four decades.
"I love to be able to create," said former estate agent and surveyor Arthur.
"When I was in business, I had up in the attic two and half tonnes of paper in files.
"That's one of the reasons I started, I'd been working all those years, but what had I got to show for it? Nearly three tonnes of paper.
"Now I've been working for 38 years on silver and I've got more than 200 beautiful items.
"It's fun and very fulfilling. I haven't missed a year and I won't ever stop, I'll be going on until I'm 100."
Widower Arthur said he'd always been interested in silver and enrolled at the college in 1971 after a neighbour told him about the course. And this month he was presented with a lifelong learning award at the college's annual Aspire Awards.
"I felt like a fish out of water at the ceremony, standing there with all those young people, but I felt really proud when I got the award," said Arthur, who has seen the price of silver go up from £3 to £30 per ounce since he has been at the college.
"It was very much appreciated, I've made a stand for it and it's on display in my lounge."
As well as his house being packed full of items he's made and collected, Arthur has built a workshop at home so he can work on pieces all week. But he said he still attended the college because it had better equipment and he loved the environment.
"I'm always thinking about what I'm going to make next," said Arthur, who has two grown-up children in Chris, 54, and Rosalie, 58, who has also recently taken up silversmithing.
"It's a fantastic hobby. It enables you to use your hands and your brain at the same time. It's hard physical work, hammering away at the silver, but I really enjoy it."
Arthur, who goes to college once a week, visits fairs and auctions for inspiration, as well as looking through books on pieces from the past. He also gives talks on silver at different clubs.
Arthur's tutor, Mark Veevers, said: "Arthur is a real inspiration to not only me, but also other students.
"He is enthusiastic and energetic and over the years has become very skilled in many aspects of silversmithing.
"He encourages other students to aspire to make great things and he has inspired me to continue working in precious metals as long as I am able to stand up on my own. He is a wonderful bloke and I am privileged to have known him for so long."
College principal Trevor Clay said: "Arthur really is an inspiration to us all. He's a shining example that you're never too old to learn and that a passion for learning doesn't fade over time."


0:50—The magic number of podcasting, maybe.
1:40—It's not about getting your spouse to change.
2:50—Where we're going this week.
3:05—Looking back on Episodes 001-003, the Crazy Cycle and the Energizing Cycle.
7:05—Emerson talks about last week's relationship challenge.
8:20—Using your spouse's mother tongue is the key.
9:27—Jonathan talks about the internal dialogue and outward expression during conflict.
10:48—Maybe you're married to the #1 most insecure person, but probably not.
13:03—What is the Rewarded Cycle?
13:51—This really isn't about your spouse.
16:43—Making relational deposits and withdrawals.
18:22—Emerson explains why your spouse is irrelevant and how this actually brings hope.
20:27—Everything you do matters; nothing is wasted.
21:50—Jonathan asks about the intersection of the principle and faith, especially when a spouse is unresponsive.
24:21—Emerson reveals the real incentive of the Rewarded Cycle.
26:19—The crisis is not what you think it is.
26:58—A note for the non-church-goers.
29:48—Jonathan issues the relationship challenge for the week.
30:30—Emerson gives some practical suggestions for rising to the challenge.
33:00—What your relationship with your spouse ultimately says about you.
33:17—Sarah shakes the book at Emerson, and a lighthearted end to a serious topic.
34:24—Emerson talks about the "why" of the Love and Respect message (and why we may make a little mess in the process).
Want to learn more about the Rewarded Cycle? Buy The Love & Respect Book here!


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Pierwiośnik (Vitaliana) – rodzaj roślin należący do rodziny pierwiosnkowatych.

Systematyka
 Pozycja systematyczna według APweb (aktualizowany system APG III z 2009)
Należy do podrodziny pierwiosnkowe Primuloideae, rodziny pierwiosnkowatych Primulaceae, która wraz z siostrzaną rodziną hebankowatych należą do rzędu wrzosowców, grupy astrowych (asterids) w obrębie dwuliściennych właściwych (eudicots).:
 Pozycja w systemie Reveala (1993-1999)
Gromada okrytonasienne (Magnoliophyta Cronquist), podgromada Magnoliophytina Frohne & U. Jensen ex Reveal, klasa Rosopsida Batsch, podklasa ukęślowe Takht. ex Reveal & Tahkt., nadrząd Primulananae R. Dahlgren ex Reveal, rząd pierwiosnkowce (Primulales Dumort.), podrząd Primulineae Burnett, rodzina pierwiosnkowate (Primulaceae Vent., rodzaj pierwiośnik (Vitaliana Sesler).

 Gatunki
 Vitaliana chionotricha Schwarz
 Vitaliana congesta Schwarz
 Vitaliana intermedia Schwarz
 Vitaliana obtusifolia Schwarz
 Vitaliana primuliflora Bertol. – pierwiośnik górski

Przypisy

Pierwiosnkowate


On March 26, 2019 Taupo District Council approved Plan Change 34 - Flood Hazard to the District Plan, which will become operative on April 15, 2019.
A public notice was put in the Taupo and Turangi Weekender and the Taupo Times on April 4 and 5, 2019.
On 11 December 2018 Taupo District Council adopted the Commissioners' recommended decision for Plan Change 34 - Flood Hazard (dated 26 November 2018), and the Section 32AA report (dated 23 October 2018).
The decision version of the flood hazard areas on the District Plan maps can be found on our District Plan website.
Under Clause 14 of the First Schedule to the Resource Management Act 1991 any person who has made a submission on Plan Change 34 may appeal Council's decision on their submission to the Environment Court.
Appeals must be in the prescribed form and lodged with the Environment Court within 30 working days of serving the notification of the decision.
Hearing of submissions took place in the Council Chamber, 107 Heuheu Street, Taupo, on Tuesday, October 23 and Wednesday, October 24 2018.
Please ensure that if you are a submitter that wishes to be heard, you have scheduled your time to speak at the hearing in accordance with paragraphs 14 to 19 of this minute. Also that you exchange and present expert evidence in accordance with paragraphs 5 to 13 of the minute.
Plan Change 34 Flood Hazard updates and identifies new flood hazard areas, and defended areas, in the Taupo District Plan and introduces new objectives, policies and rules to manage development and activities within identified flood hazard areas.
Please note: to see the flood depths in the flood hazard areas you will need to zoom right into the property until the depths appear.
Why do we need to change this part of the District Plan?
The Resource Management Act requires the Council to have a plan explaining how land is managed. This is called the District Plan. Plan Change 34 helps Council meet its responsibilities to identify flood hazards and manage development to mitigate risks to people and property. Those responsibilities stem from the Waikato Regional Policy Statement and the Resource Management Act 1991.
does not use a risk based approach to managing flood hazards which is required through the Waikato Regional Policy Statement.
does not provide sufficient control over development in high flood hazard areas, in accordance with the requirements in the Waikato Regional Policy Statement.
imposes unnecessary regulatory costs on those with a low level of flood hazard.
Areas affected by the flood hazard are defined spatially and in relation to the depth of likely inundation. This knowledge helps people to make better decisions about how to manage the associated risks.
Introducing flood hazard information into the District Plan, that includes the likely effects of climate change and tectonic subsidence, provides people making decisions with enhanced knowledge. These effects may not be experienced in the short term, however the planning related decisions to create new allotments or establish built structures will extend well into the future.
The Plan Change shifts the direction of the District Plan away from a generic assessment of hazards to a risk based approach. This creates a more enabling regulatory environment for activities in low hazard areas, while providing more for a more considered decision making in high hazard areas.
Planning for natural hazards is one of our core responsibilities under the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA). Given we have a lot of waterways throughout the district, there is a high probability of future flooding.
We commissioned Opus International Consultants Limited to update our flood hazard information. They used computer modelling of flooding in a 1% Annual Exceedance Probability (AEP) event, otherwise known as a 1-in-100 year flood. The areas prone to flooding have been classified as low (yellow), medium (orange) and high (red) risk.
We did this because we are required under the RMA to have a plan for the district explaining how land is managed. Section 31 of the RMA specifically requires Council to "control any actual or potential effects of the use, development or protection of land, including for the purpose of avoidance or mitigation of natural hazards". The flood hazard information will eventually be included in the District Plan.
The flood hazard reports show the likely risk of flooding relating to the depth of water and its velocity - how fast the water is moving. There are low, medium and high classifications for a 1% AEP flood hazard. These classifications reflect their likely impact on people and property. The risks have been mapped using the Waikato Regional Council Flood Hazard Classification.
the flood depth multiplied by the flood speed equals or exceeds 1.
the flood depth multiplied by the flood speed is equal to or greater than 0.5 and less than 1.
the flood depth multiplied by the flood speed is less than 0.5.
As well as identifying flood hazard areas, we have also identified defended areas. Defended areas are protected by a flood protection scheme (e.g. stop bank). You can see these defended areas on our plan change maps.
The Waikato Regional Policy Statement directs us to identify these defended areas in the District Plan. This is to ensure that landowners are aware that there is an element of risk that the stop bank may fail. These areas will be included in the District Plan but we are not proposing to have any specific rules attached to them.
Want to know how a flood could affect your property? Find out by looking at the plan change maps on the mapping tool.
Instructions on how to view the plan change maps on the mapping tool are available here.
Provide for infrastructure that is not vulnerable to flooding.
Plan Change 34 Flood Hazard was publically notified on 20 October 2017. As part of this notification we wrote to all the affected landowners and stakeholders notifying them of the plan change.
An independent peer review of the seven reports was undertaken by NIWA who confirmed the methodology was appropriate.


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