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Much of what we call 'common sense' is fossilised thought; arguments and ideas left behind by brains long turned to soil. The world is round, wear a seatbelt, germs make you sick, democracy is good, it's unacceptable to strike your spouse, it is acceptable to strike your child.[1] You'll find people who disagree with each and every one of these assumptions but, to the extent that it's possible to say this, they are all 'officially' true. They are 'the way of things.'
Some of these assumptions are empirical and others are normative: the world is round, one ought to wear a seatbelt. For normative statements especially, it is consensus that determines 'ought', not whether something is inherently right or wrong. In Europe, it used to be common sense that a man should chastise his wife, nowadays it isn't. In the UK, it's still common sense that a parent can chastise their child but, in a few decades, it may very well not be. Slavery was once common sense but nowadays most people think benefiting from slave labour is unacceptable unless it's sanctioned through a smartphone contract. Does that mean that slavery once was right but now is wrong?
The obvious concomitant of something being common sense is that most people haven't really thought about it because the thinking has already been done for them. It's cultural learning. How many people could say now how they know the earth isn't flat? Or take the age of the earth: before 1600, a reasonably well-educated European would have cited the Bible to answer with 6000 years. In 2018, they would tell you that it's vastly more ancient than that, citing something they remembered from school or saw on TV. In both cases, the prevailing view is based on the authority of an institution; church or science.[2]
Diet is a signal example of cultural learning and one of the most ingrained. The challenge of changing behaviour for the vegetarian and vegan (veg*n) movements has been to politicise common sense, to show that eating animal products is a choice rather than merely the way of things. This is done, for instance, by marshalling evidence on the consequences of animal agriculture; for the global environment, for people's health, and for the animals, themselves. Veg*ns also seek to show the arbitrariness of according respect and consideration along species lines. In this latter respect, the veg*n movement is engaged in what may be the final stage of expanding the circle of 'moral concern' (to borrow Peter Singer's phrase), which began with our own family or tribe and widened over millennia to include larger communities, nations, and — for some — all humans, irrespective of petty differences of skin colour, religion or culture. This development was anticipated by the utilitarian philosopher, Jeremy Bentham, when he wrote in 1823:
The day may come when the rest of the animal creation may acquire those rights which never could have been withholden from them but by the hand of tyranny. The French have already discovered that the blackness of the skin is no reason why a human being should be abandoned without redress to the caprice of a tormentor. It may one day come to be recognised that the number of the legs, the villosity of the skin, or the termination of the os sacrum, are reasons equally insufficient for abandoning a sensitive being to the same fate.[3]
Naturally, the veg*n project at every stage has encountered resistance and hostility, just as other great emancipatory campaigns, such as women's rights, race relations, LGBT, and the peace movement have. This is understandable in each instance, since not only often have vested interests been at stake (property rights, the slave economy, the church, the military industrial complex) but so has people's deeply ingrained common sense. I've experienced the annoyance, defensiveness, and hostility of flesh eaters on any number of occasions, face to face and online. I don't usually bring the subject up anymore unless asked but even just being at a meal where I am not eating what others are eating can be taken as a silent rebuke.
Years ago, at a local food fair, I ran a stall giving away vegan cakes and savouries (granted a stall for free, we weren't allowed to sell anything). For two long, hot days, we gave away hundreds of home-baked cakes and snacks to anyone who was curious (or thrifty). Many chatted with us (mostly women), some argued (mostly men), and others were apologetic for not being vegan but cited the usual justifications ('my body needs meat,' 'I couldn't give up cheese,' 'I once heard of a vegan who became ill,' etc.). Almost without exception, all were pleasant. It's hard to be aggressive while eating cake. The person who sticks in my mind, though, was an elderly man who never got as far as our stall. As he stamped past, he broadsided us with, 'you're not going to stop me eating meat!' Never underestimate the ability of a cake stall to enrage the passer-by.
I think one explanation for this defensiveness and the precipitous descent into anger and incoherence I often see is that people are having to defend a behaviour they never consciously adopted in the first place. Veg*ns have made a reasoned decision to step outside the herd and adopt an opposing lifestyle. This means they've examined their behaviour and built some sort of intellectual case for changing it.[4] People who eat meat will likely never have taken the time to build a case for it because they just been following the herd. That means they're most likely not equipped to offer anything but the thinnest, most sloganistic defence for their actions. They've brought a carving knife to a gun fight.
In the early 21st century, most veg*ns are, I imagine, those who have adopted the lifestyle. As it involved a clear choice, they should be able to articulate their reasons for doing so. But as veg*nism grows, this will change. Firstly, we will see more second and third generation veg*ns who will have inherited the lifestyle from their parents. More broadly, I'm optimistic enough to believe that what I see as the latest stage of human ethical evolution will gather speed, just as other progressive social movements have. Vegetarianism has been 'legitimate' for decades and now veganism appears now to be moving from being a fringe pursuit to a recognised lifestyle, too.[5] I suspect the 3.5m indicated by one recent survey is an overestimate of the number of vegans in the UK but I don't think it's unreasonable to believe it's now a seven figure number.[6] As veganism gains visibility, the current common sense about our current hellish tyranny over billions of animals each year will continue to crumble. The more popular veganism becomes, the easier it will be, and the even more popular it will become. Perhaps decades from now, a combination of increased ethical awareness, second and third generation vegans, and economic and environmental pressures will relegate the consumption of animals to a fringe pursuit; the equivalent of fox hunting or wearing fur today. Not to exploit animals will become the new common sense and those who deviate will be seen as reprehensible or at least objectionable. One day, it will be illegal entirely.
But will this be the utopia vegans dream about? The slaughterhouses will be demolished, save for a few standing as bleak witness to our past barbarism. The billions held in pens and cages waiting for a sharp, brutal death to end their short, agonised lives will be no more than pictures in history books and documentaries. The 'eternal Treblinka' will be gone.[7] Certainly, that will be a triumph for the animals with whom we share our world, for the planet, and for our health. A victory in all the ways that truly matter. But intellectually, will the vegan campaigners of the early 21st Century have won when the society of the 22nd Century is vegan but never stops to think why? Will a 5th generation vegan who has merely absorbed society's values —who's just part of the herd — be as 'good' or as 'enlightened' as their early 21st century great, great grandparent? Will we continued to be 'enlightened' when our good behaviour is not backed by a conscious understanding of why it's good? Without an almost impossible state of constant reflection and reappraisal of our own beliefs, what are we but plagiarised people; patchworks of other people's thoughts, beliefs, and struggles?
At least I can take comfort in the belief that none of this will matter to the animals themselves, who care nothing for what we think or say but only for what we do. So, here's to auto-utopia. One day, my brain will have turned to soil, but I can at least hope that it will be part of a vegetable patch.
[1] You may think that you don't think it's acceptable for parents to hit children but ask yourself how you'd react in the street to a man slapping his wife compared with a mother slapping her child. You may not agree with either, but I suspect you would accept the latter.
[2] Naturally, this is not to say that both views have equal validity. There is no comparison between, on the one hand, Bishop Ussher's study of the Bible, which led him to conclude the world was created on 22nd October, 4004BC, and, on the other, over a century of radiometric dating.
[3] Jeremy Bentham (1823) 'Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation,' available at https://www.econlib.org/library/Bentham/bnthPML.html?chapter_num=3#book-reader
[4] Unless they just don't like meat, which is often true as well.
[5] See for example Dan Hancox 'The unstoppable rise of veganism: how a fringe movement went mainstream,' The Guardian, 1st April 2018, available at https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/apr/01/vegans-are-coming-millennials-health-climate-change-animal-welfare
[6] Olivia Petter, 'Number of vegans in UK soars to 3.5 million, survey finds,' The Independent, 3rd April 2018, available at https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/vegans-uk-rise-popularity-plant-based-diets-veganism-figures-survey-compare-the-market-a8286471.html
[7] This phrase is from Isaac Bashevis Singer's 'The Letter Writer'. 'In his thoughts, Herman spoke a eulogy for the mouse who had shared a portion of her life with him and who, because of him, had left this earth. "What do they know — all these scholars, all these philosophers, all the leaders of the world — about such as you? They have convinced themselves that man, the worst transgressor of all the species, is the crown of creation. All other creatures were created merely to provide him with food, pelts, to be tormented, exterminated. In relation to them, all people are Nazis; for the animals it is an eternal Treblinka.'

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If there's one tiding that rises above all others in "Plaid Tidings" (and if a "tiding" is even really a thing), it's the goofy exuberance the show's central quartet brings to this slight but defiantly likable holiday comedy.
That's especially true considering these guys are dead. "Tidings," which just opened in the Old Globe's arena-style White Theatre, is a spinoff from the original "Forever Plaid" story of a squeaky-clean singing group dispatched to the Great Beyond via a traffic crash with a busload of Beatles enthusiasts. (No Fab Four fans were harmed in the making of this fable.)
As with the first show, "Tidings" has the boys returning to Earth — wearing only the fab-est plaid — for one last hurrah and a whole lot of harmonizing.
Creator, writer and director Stuart Ross — who first brought the soon-to-be-huge "Forever Plaid" to the Globe some 20 years ago — returns bearing significant gifts, including four actors who seem right in tune with the characters' gently self-satirical wholesomeness.
Jason Heil, a wide-ranging local director-actor, has a winning Globe debut as the shambling Smudge, whose awkwardness is truly terminal; Michael Winther, a Broadway veteran, is smoothly amusing as the peacemaker and wannabe swinger Frankie; David Brannen, another locally based performer, gets laughs as the prickly jokester Sparky; and Leo Daignault (who, like Brannen, is a former Grinch in the Globe's other holiday show) charms and disarms as the jittery Jinx.
Those personalities don't always seem quite so distinct as they could, an aspect of the show that may sharpen as the run continues. But the actors' vocal harmonies (using graceful, bracing arrangements co-created by the late James Raitt, a cousin of singer Bonnie) are sugarplum sweet to the ear.
The cast also is backed by the deft musicianship of pianist Steven Withers and bassist Tim Christensen, performing the show's jazz-centric mix of gleefully skewed Christmas-carol medleys and non-holiday standards.
The alleged hip-hop number "TWUZ THa NITE B4 XMAS" sounds more like blues-funk, but offers some of Ross' wittier choreography. The show also gets comic mileage from "Heart and Snow" (a mashup of "Heart and Soul" and "Let It Snow"), and finds its own heart in a joyously corny number that puts the boys inside Perry Como's TV Christmas special, with clever use of Sean Fanning's sets and Chris Luessmann's projections.
On opening night, the show took its time gaining momentum (the blend of holiday material and existing set pieces from "Forever Plaid" can be ungainly), and the sound mix was troubled by some early bouts of static.
But there was plenty of plaidness (credit Deb Stein's crisscrossed costumes), and — for those predisposed to this show's knowing sense of holiday hokum — a tiding or two of gladness.
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Chapter 1. A Planet under Stress: Introduction
As world population has doubled and as the global economy has expanded sevenfold over the last half-century, our claims on the earth have become excessive. We are asking more of the earth than it can give on an ongoing basis, creating a bubble economy.
We are cutting trees faster than they can regenerate, overgrazing rangelands and converting them into deserts, overpumping aquifers, and draining rivers dry. On our cropland, soil erosion exceeds new soil formation, slowly depriving the soil of its inherent fertility. We are taking fish from the ocean faster than they can reproduce.
We are releasing carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere faster than nature can absorb it, creating a greenhouse effect. As atmospheric CO2 levels rise, so does the earth's temperature. Habitat destruction and climate change are destroying plant and animal species far faster than new species can evolve, launching the first mass extinction since the one that eradicated the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.
Throughout history, humans have lived on the earth's sustainable yield—the interest from its natural endowment. But now we are consuming the endowment itself. In ecology, as in economics, we can consume principal along with interest in the short run, but in the long run it leads to bankruptcy.
In 2002, a team of scientists led by Mathis Wackernagel, an analyst at Redefining Progress, concluded that humanity's collective demands first surpassed the earth's regenerative capacity around 1980. Their study, published by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, estimated that our demands in 1999 exceeded that capacity by 20 percent. We are satisfying our excessive demands by consuming the earth's natural assets, in effect creating a global bubble economy.1
Bubble economies are not new. American investors got an up-close view of this when the bubble in high-tech stocks burst in 2000 and the NASDAQ, an indicator of the value of these stocks, declined by some 75 percent. Japan had a similar experience in 1989 when the real estate bubble burst, depreciating stock and real estate assets by 60 percent. The bad-debt fallout and other effects of this collapse have left the once-dynamic Japanese economy dead in the water ever since.2
The bursting of these two bubbles affected primarily people living in the United States and Japan, but the global bubble economy that is based on the overconsumption of the earth's natural capital assets will affect the entire world. When the food bubble economy, inflated by the overpumping of aquifers, bursts, it will raise food prices worldwide. The challenge for our generation is to deflate the economic bubble before it bursts.
Unfortunately, since September 11, 2001, political leaders, diplomats, and the media worldwide have been preoccupied with terrorism and, more recently, the invasion of Iraq. Terrorism is certainly a matter of concern, but if it diverts us from the environmental trends that are undermining our future until it is too late to reverse them, Osama Bin Laden and his followers will have achieved their goal of bringing down western civilization in a way they could not have imagined.
In February 2003, U.N. demographers made an announcement that was in some ways more shocking than the September 11th attack: the worldwide rise in life expectancy has been dramatically reversed for a large segment of humanity—the 700 million people living in sub-Saharan Africa. The HIV epidemic has reduced life expectancy among this region's people from 62 to 47 years. The epidemic may soon claim more lives than all the wars of the twentieth century. If this teaches us anything, it is the high cost of neglecting newly emerging threats.3
The HIV epidemic is not the only emerging mega-threat. Numerous countries are feeding their growing populations by overpumping their aquifers—a measure that virtually guarantees a future drop in food production when the aquifers are depleted. In effect, these countries are creating a food bubble economy—one where food production is artificially inflated by the unsustainable use of groundwater.
Another mega-threat—climate change—is not getting the attention it deserves from most governments, particularly that of the United States, the country responsible for one fourth of all carbon emissions. Washington wants to wait until all the evidence on climate change is in, by which time it will be too late to prevent a wholesale warming of the planet. Just as governments in Africa watched HIV infection rates rise and did little about it, the United States is watching atmospheric CO2 levels rise and doing little to check the increase.4
Other mega-threats being neglected include eroding soils and expanding deserts, which are threatening the livelihood and food supply of hundreds of millions of the world's people. These issues do not even appear on the radar screen of many national governments.
Thus far, most of the environmental damage has been local: the death of the Aral Sea, the burning rainforests of Indonesia, the collapse of the Canadian cod fishery, the melting of the glaciers that supply Andean cities with water, the dust bowl forming in northwestern China, and the depletion of the U.S. Great Plains aquifer. But as these local environmental events expand and multiply, they will progressively weaken the global economy, bringing closer the day when the economic bubble will burst.5
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Halloween is upon us and I'm mega excited.
Actually excited is an understatement – Halloween is actually my favourite holiday of the year followed closely by Christmas obviously. As you may know already I am a Netflix Stream Teamer so we get unlimited access to their streaming service which include movies and tv shows.
Hayden is currently obsessed with both the Alvin and the Chipmunks spooky movies so I thought I'd put together my top 10 Netflix Halloween movies and shows for the little ones. Last year I made a top 8 scary movies for adults. But bare in mind Netflix is an ever-changing platforms so what you last year might not be whats still there this year. I'll make an updated one shortly.
Until then, if your kids like to get spooked this Halloween then here are my top 10.
The viewer ratings vary in age.
Simply click the names to be directed to the tv show or movie via your Netflix account.
If you don't have an account … what are you waiting for? Sign up here!
- Wallace and Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit U
Wallace and his loyal dog, Gromit, set out to discover the mystery behind the garden sabotage that plagues their village and threatens the annual giant vegetable growing contest.
- Goosebumps PG
A series of horror anthology stories based on the children's books by R.L. Stine
(Anyone else looking forward to the movie?)
- Alvin and the Chipmunks: Meet Frankinstine U
While the Chipmunks are working at the amusement park, Majestic Movie Studios, in a singing attraction. Little do they know that the real Dr. Frankenstein are in a new attraction called, "Frankenstein's Castle". After Alvin drives a crazy bus ride, they miss their next performance and get locked in the park after closing time. Dr. Frankenstein figures that the castle isn't scary enough and re-creates the real Frankenstein and after the monster finds the boys, it starts a wild and wacky adventure!
- The Spriderwick Chronicles PG
Upon moving into the run-down Spiderwick Estate with their mother, twin brothers Jared and Simon Grace, along with their sister Mallory, find themselves pulled into an alternate world full of faeries and other creatures.
- Dreamworks Spooky Stories U
In these spooktacular stories, your favorite DreamWorks characters from the blockbuster hits Shrek and Monsters vs. Aliens return in these chilling tales for the family.
- Monsters University U
A look at the relationship between Mike and Sulley during their days at Monsters University — when they weren't necessarily the best of friends.
- Mars Needs Mums PG
A young boy named Milo gains a deeper appreciation for his mom after Martians come to Earth to take her away.
- Alvin and the Chipmunks: Meet the Wolfman U
It's the Chipmunks' third and last full-length feature! Alvin is struggling with nightmares of werewolves. Alvin believes that the new next-door neighbor Mr. Talbot is a werewolf. Of course, no one believes him. Meanwhile, the boys are working on the school production of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde. When Alvin blows up the school auditorium, he is expelled from the production. Theodore is put in to rise his lack of confidence. Alvin and Simon are trying to discover the secret of Mr. Talbot. Will the play go as planned or will the Chipmunks mess it up?! And is Mr. Talbot a werewolf?
- My Babysitters a Vampire PG
A teenager discovers the girl hired to look after his little sister is a vampire.
- Ben 10: Alien Swarm PG
Against his grandfather's orders, Ben Tennyson teams up with the daughter of an old enemy to prevent an alien infestation of earth.
What have you're little ones been watching on Netflix? Anything spooky in preparation for Halloween
Until Next Time… Charlotte x
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G8 Education has seen a constantly growing demand from parents to receive realtime photo and video updates from their early education centres. As this trend continued, G8 Education realised their legacy networks weren't equipped to provide these services, and to keep their centres ahead of the competiton.
Needy networks.
With a nationwide network spanning 500 centres, G8 Education Limited (ASX: GEM) leads the way in delivering high-quality, educational childcare facilities across Australia and Singapore. Focusing on childhood education management, they aim to make good centres great.
Choosing an early education centre involves indepth research and scrutiny. Parents are savvy buyers who shop around, armed with a multitude of questions including what sort of digital initiatives are in place. Digging deeper into the standard of care, they want to know if their kids will have access to the latest technology, and what digital capabilities put a centre ahead of the rest.
With a far-reaching network extending over 500 sites, and thousands of applications all running concurrently, lessening network congestion is paramount for G8 Education. Because legacy systems run on sluggish, outdated networks, they're often choked. This is why balancing bandwidth across all sites is a driving force behind G8 Education's switch to SD-WAN.
Open 6-to-6, five days a week, the centres vary in capacity, from 5 to 30 staff. Each resembling a small business, their technology demands aren't immense, but essential to their smooth operation. Used for education, observations, regulatory compliance reports, and general communication with parents and support offices, staff need to know they can access the network whenever and wherever, from any device. Multiply this scenario by 500 sites, and the bigger picture emerges.
After global research and advice from technical advisors about the best SD-WAN platform currently available – Macquarie Telecom kept floating to the surface.
The fact is that premium internet services result in greater team engagement. This has a run-on effect – better participation with parents, and improved quality of service to the centres. Ultimately, this is better for families; better technology, better care. With less tech-pain points, it benefits staff too.
Multi-Path technology seamlessly merges multiple link connections, meaning remote sites which had snails-paced, unreliable connections now have faster speeds, more uptime and less frustration.
SD-WAN is driven by an easy-to-read online interface called the Orchestrator. This single-screen overview allows G8 Education network admins to monitor and prioritise how bandwidth is being used across each centre and give low precedence to apps that paralyse the network. This ultimately means that badly-timed software updates no longer get in the way of sharing daily video stories with parents.
Macquarie Telecom SD-WAN has delivered a network that's fast and reliable, to connect parents to their children seamlessly throughout the day. It's given them easy control of their network too, from a single screen.
Peter Nelson, CIO for G8 Education, believes that flying blind on data visibility and network bandwidth has been holding them back. With 500 sites comes 500 different connections, each throwing different network issues into the mix.
Macquarie Telecom's SD-WAN gives G8 Education increased visibility over what their bandwidth is doing, at both a site and network level. By taking the control back and bringing stability to the network, G8 Education can now focus on creating innovative ways to deliver education services to families and use technology to improve the customer journey.
With expansion on the cards, the plug-and play flexibility of rolling out SD-WAN means deploying new sites is no longer a lengthy or expensive process. Once the Edge box is installed, with a few clicks, G8 Education can instantly and remotely configure the site, manage its bandwidth and update its policies.
Parent communication tools let staff share photographs and post stories through the day so that parents can engage. The current mix of connections like ADSL, cable broadband and in some of the more remote centres – cellular 4G, haven't had the bandwidth to accommodate an upgrade to video stories.
SD-WAN simultaneously uses up to four access links, from NBN to ADSL – or even 4G, and stitches them together to create faster, more reliable connections. G8 Education can up the ante in nurturing parent, family and customer engagement. In the end, that's what technology is all about.
More than monitoring bandwidth and reducing downtime, rolling out SD-WAN is about making G8 Education early education centres the best in the world.
How Macquarie Telecom SD-WAN has revolutionised G8 Education.
G8 Education needed a network that was fast and reliable, to be able to connect parents to their children seemlessly throughout the day. Macquarie Telecom was able to roll this out.
"We saw an opportunity to adopt this new technology. Now, we're Macquarie Telecom's largest SD-WAN customer, and once our national rollout is complete, we will also be the largest SD-WAN implementation in Australia."


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New Delhi: FMCG firm Jyothy Laboratories today reported 45.87 per cent decline in consolidated net profit at Rs 24.3 crore for the June quarter.
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 44.9 crore during the same period previous fiscal, Jyothy Laboratories said in a BSE filing.
Net sales during the quarter under review stood at Rs 385 crore as against Rs 452.6 crore for the corresponding quarter last year, down 14.93 per cent.
The company said "decline in revenue is mainly due to destocking in channel."
"During the quarter, the company started working closely with all its stakeholders for a smooth transition to a landmark tax reform for our country, Goods and Services Tax (GST)," Jyothy Laboratories Chairman and MD M P Ramachandran said.The stock closed 4.57 per cent up at Rs 390 on BSE.


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It's New Year's Eve, a time of reflection on the past while looking toward the future. 2011 was an interesting year to say the least. The country is not faring too well, the world gets scarier by the day and now, every minute of every day is filled with election crap. I'm already sick of it and we have eleven more months of it. My city has had over six feet of rain this year which comes on the heels of several years of drought. Fortunately, the rain came steadily over the year instead of all at once, or I'd be writing this from a boat. It is warm so far this winter. "They" predicted a double La Nina which supposedly meant 35 plus inches of snow for us this winter, so far we've had something like 2/10 of an inch. We'll see.
On the home front, things have been less controversial than the rest of the world. My husband and I are working hard every day. My daughter survived color guard camp, marching band camp, and marching band season. Going to all the band events was fun for all of us and we miss it. My son had his tonsils out and is now an A/B student and very seldom sick. Removing chronically strep infected tonsils will tend to do that for a person. We got a new cat. We kept all of our friends and have not lost any more family. We got to travel to California to visit my husband's grandmother and we went to Disneyland while we were there. I got to see my sister-in-law for the first time in about thirty years and began mending relationships gone wrong. It's been a good year.
My dreams for 2012 are simple. I wish everyone to remain healthy. I wish for us to be able to continue doing jobs that we enjoy. I wish for my children to continue on the paths they are on, they are doing a good job of growing up. I wish to have more time to read and write and work on art projects, in fact, I think that's my resolution this year. I wish safety and security and good health for everyone that I love. I wish for my country to survive and thrive. I wish for all the bad guys in the world to mind their own business at least and to go away for good at ideal best. I wish we'd drill for oil so we can tell some of the same bad guys alluded to above to go suck it. I wish for my husband or myself to win the lottery. One of the super big ones. I wish for world peace, not a world in pieces.
Tonight while we all celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of another, think about those you've lost, lessons you've learned and hopes you have for the future and remember to keep moving forward.
Happy New Year friends 🙂


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Medicine Drops
Don't flush unwanted medicines down the toilet -- sewage systems cannot remove medicines from water. Dispose of them safely during Operation Medicine Drop or at the drop boxes in Winston-Salem and Kernersville. You'll also make your house safer by preventing accidental poisonings and drug abuse.
Monday, March 25, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Clemmons Fire Department, 5931 James St., Clemmons
Residents can dispose of expired, unwanted, or unused prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications – no questions asked – during Operation Medicine Drop at the Clemons fire station on James Street. Only pills can be accepted. Liquids, needles, and inhalants will not be accepted. This is for households ONLY.
Kernersville Pill Drop
March 23 - 31, 24/7
Kernersville Police Department Lobby
134 E. Mountain St., Kernersville
During Creek Week the Kernersville Police Department is making its pill drop box available to all Forsyth County households ONLY. (No businesses, health-care facilities, long-term care facilities, pharmaceutical representatives, pharmacies, doctor's offices or veterinarian clinics). NOTE: Only pills can be accepted. NO LIQUIDS, SHARPS, CREAMS OR INHALANTS. For complete guidelines use this link: http://kernersvillepd.com/brochures/residential-pill-drop-procedures/
Winston-Salem Pill Drop
March 25 - 29, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Winston-Salem Public Safety Center Lobby
725 N. Cherry St., Winston-Salem
The Winston-Salem Police Department has a dropbox for expired and unwanted prescription pills. No other forms of medication, such as liquids, gels, syringes or aerosol products, can be accepted. The drop box is for households only. Pills from businesses, health care facilities, long-term care facilities, pharmaceutical representatives, pharmacies, doctor offices and veterinary clinics will not be accepted. Citizens should check in with the officer at the front desk first for instructions before getting started.


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The Celestron telescope CPC Series have been designed to ensure efficiency, quality and easy use. Ideal for users just starting out but also for the more advanced user, looking for an instrument with high performance. The optics with Starbright XLT coating provide improved light transmission, increasing the contrast and reflectivity the result is a very sharp images in both visual and observation. The NexStar+ software on the hand control has various functions, such as the innovative SkyAlign alignment system that allows align the mount without knowing the alignment star.
Thanks to the cable supplied as standard, you can connect the telescope to the planetarium software Skyportal which shows real-time the night sky and the list of objects visible by date, time and place of observation, but also update the firmware of hand control unit. The integrated GPS module automatically detects the date, time and location of observation, thus ensuring greater accuracy in target objects. The optics and the fork support can be separated from the tripod for easy transport and the side handle allows you to lift it with confidence. The side clutches allow to move the telescope even in the absence of electrical power.
- D:280mm F:2800mm Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope
- Optical coating Starbright XLT
- Computerized double fork Alt-az mount with Nexstar, database 40000 objects
- Slew motor speed: 3°/sec, 2°/sec, 1°/sec, 64x,32x, 16x, 8x, 4x, 2x
- Alignment procedure SkyAlign, Auto 2-Star Align, 1-Star Align, 2-Star Align, Solar System Align
- Communication port R2-232 (on hand control), 2 AUX ports
- GPS module, PEC (periodic error control)
- Steel tripod with extendable legs and accessories tray
- Eyepiece 40mm (70X) 31.8mm diameter
- Mirror diagonal 90° diam. 31,8mm
- 8x50 finder
- Power cable 12V cigarette plug and power supply 220V
- Weight 26 Kg + 8.6 Kg (tripod)
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Perrotta named All-Tournament as Panthers defeat Regis, fall to Bridgewater
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Plymouth State University women's volleyball team split its two matches Saturday at the Johnson & Wales Invitational at the Wildcat Center, defeating Regis College in four sets in pool play before falling to Bridgewater State University in five sets in the fifth/sixth place match.
The Panthers got off to a slow start, dropping the first set to Regis, 25-23, before rebounding to take the next three closely-contested sets, 27-25, 25-21, and 25-23. After a break, PSU (11-8) played a long, five-set match against Bridgewater State (11-9) that went back and forth and down to the wire. The Panthers won the first and third sets, 25-20 and 25-21, respectively, only to see the Bears answer with 26-24 and 25-23 victories in the second and fourth sets. BSU pulled out the match with a 15-11 verdict in the decisive fifth set.
Sophomore setter Kirsten Perrotta (Hudson, N.H.) had another strong day and was Plymouth State's selection to the All-Tournament Team. She recorded 42 assists and nine kills in the match against Bridgewater after posting 33 assists and 10 digs against Regis. Perrotta averaged 7.8 assists per set in the tournament while contributing 21 kills and 25 digs.
Junior Jana Nieman (Fair Lawn, N.J.) was PSUs top hitter against Regis with 13 kills, six service aces and a .364 attack percentage. Freshman Mikki Taffe (Sandown, N.H.) added nine kills and senior Kaitlyn Tedeschi (Pascoag, R.I.) chipped in with eight winners. Senior libero Cassie Pelton (Brookline, N.H.) posted a team-high 22 digs, and freshman Katie Sylvia (Lee, N.H.) added six kills and nine digs.
Taffe posted a season-high 17 kills in the Bridgewater State match, hitting at a .375 clip while also recording five blocks. Tedeschi finished with 12 kills, and Perrotta and Nieman nine each. Pelton and Sylvia registered 23 and 22 digs, respectively.
PSU will return home to host rival Keene State College Tuesday at Foley Gym in a key Little East Conference match (6:00 p.m.)
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Adding attractive module description using HTML in OpenERP 8
A module description provides detailed information about the module. So when we writing a module description, it should be readable and clear, so that a user can understand what is the functionality of the module. Here i am explaining how to make such a description using HTML.
Following are the steps to add HTML Description in your module.
1. Add directory named description inside the folder static.
2. Copy your images which is to used in description to this folder.


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Monday, June 16, 2008
You Might Want to...
Posted by Jason Schultz at 9:30 PM
6 comments:
- Vintage Disneyland Tickets said...
My hands are over my eyes (but I'm peaking thru a tiny crack) I'm ready!
- June 17, 2008 at 7:27 AM
- Biblioadonis aka George said...
Oh well.
I guess the next few posts might be dangerous!
- June 17, 2008 at 11:58 AM
- Davelandweb said...
Does it count if you look through the lens of a camera?
- June 17, 2008 at 1:26 PM
- Progressland said...
Well, Dave, you tell us what gift Mara bestowed on you... I have a hunch I know what the answer is!
Since Tim ruined it for us, dinner's on him!
- June 17, 2008 at 1:35 PM
- Vintage Disneyland Tickets said...
I couldn't help it, I always look when I'm not supposed too.... Dinner's on me? Sure, how about we eat at "Fan2"...
- June 17, 2008 at 1:52 PM
- A113-Dean said...
Gee... Thanks...
- January 2, 2012 at 6:39 PM
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Scarborough coastal defence plan 'unaffordable'
Plans for a £24m sea defence and cliff stabilisation scheme are 'unaffordable' without additional financial backing, a North Yorkshire council has said.
Scarborough Borough Council wants to install seafront rock armour and to shore up cliffs around the Spa complex.
But, a council report said the scheme, due to receive a £11.4m grant from the Environment Agency, was unaffordable as it could not meet the £12.7m shortfall.
Cabinet members voted on Tuesday to seek further financial help.
The report states that without action the cliff behind the Spa complex, in South Bay, could collapse, resulting in the loss of the Grade-II-listed building and putting about 380 cliff top residences at risk.
'Serious financial difficulties'
It says: "...in the absence of any funding contributions from third parties, the unsupported borrowing requirement of £12.7m is unaffordable for the council."
It adds that borrowing the money from the Coast Protection scheme would "lead to serious financial difficulties and hardship".
Instead, it suggests approaching the Environment Agency or North Yorkshire County Council - as designated Risk Management Authorities - for financial support for the scheme.
The report also highlights the dangers to the public from waves crashing on to the road outside the Spa.
Councillors agreed a risk management plan should be drawn up for consideration in July.
A North Yorkshire County Council spokesman said it was unable to comment until it had received a formal approach from Scarborough Borough Council.


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My name is Elad
I'm from Israel
Despite what people think, Israel is NOT a country that's under war inferno. I myself live a very peaceful life thanks to our defence army :)
The flotilla's was in pure purpose to stain our name, total propaganda, as the arabs who were on the foltilla itself declared.
They wanted to delegitimize us as a country.
The facts are: a flotilla of "Humanitarian Aid" approches Israel's territory water, Israeli soldiers attempting to check the content of the flotilla, attempt denied along with deadly violence with knives and clubs, pistols were stolen from the soldiers by the attackers and start shooting, soldiers have to defend themselves so they are shooting back.
10 arabs dead
1 Israeli soldier dead
Only thing I have to say about that - ... NOOBS!! :)


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At Diner, Regulars Grade Obama's Handling Of Spill
At Diner, Regulars Grade Obama's Handling Of Spill
No one was watching President Obama's news conference on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill more closely than the people who live along the coast. At Dot's Diner in Metairie, La., just outside New Orleans, where the lunchtime crowd watched Obama speak on television, reviews of his response were mixed.
"He's trying to do the best he can under the conditions. I mean, who the hell could do better?" said 78-year-old Buddy Carver, a retired electrician who is a regular at the diner. "This is something that happens once in a lifetime. It ain't Obama's fault."
Obama headed to the Gulf Coast on Friday to be briefed on the oil spill response efforts. It's his second trip there since the April 20 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig untapped the gusher on the seafloor.
During Thursday's televised speech, the president's image looked down on Dot's Diner from a small flat-screen TV mounted high in the corner by the door. The TV was the most modern thing in the diner. Everything else has been there a while: the stainless steel countertop and the old swivel stools.
August Wallace, a 47-year-old airport bus driver, stood listening to Obama as he waited for his carry-out order. Wallace said he's a huge supporter of Obama and was very proud to vote for him. But on the response to the oil spill, Wallace said he has not seen nearly enough urgency from the White House or activity on the part of the president.
"What was the delay on his part? I guess he didn't see the magnitude of the problem," Wallace said. "Now he sees it, but like the federal government, always a day late."
Wallace has lived in and around New Orleans his entire life. He calls the long-range impact of the spill a second Hurricane Katrina. He says it's especially disappointing that given New Orleans' recent history, the president did not react aggressively enough when the oil spill first happened.
"It's a slow response. I mean he's got a lot of things going on at one time," he said. "I just wish he'd have learned from the slow response of Katrina."
At a table by the window, 76-year-old Jane Fleishman also watched the president on TV, and she, too, was frustrated with how the administration has handled the response to the spill. Although she said she does not agree with those who call this disaster Obama's Katrina, she did point to one similarity she sees. New Orleans flooded after the hurricane because the federal government hadn't addressed problems with the levees, she said. As for the BP oil spill, she said, the government has failed to provide proper oversight and tougher rules.
"It's a dreadful situation, but I just think there needs to be more control over the oil companies," Fleishman said. "Instead of this dig, baby, dig or drill, baby, drill, they've got to put more restrictions on them."
Fleishman says she is pleased that the moratorium on new permits for deep-water drilling will continue for six months. She said she's glad Obama is visiting Friday to see the environmental damage firsthand.
But after the news conference had concluded and the TVs at Dot's Diner had returned to their usual talk shows and entertainment news, nobody at the diner seemed to think news from the Gulf would get better anytime soon.


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As our new year resolutions start seeming like a bad idea, or just far too much effort, don't forget to love yourself, take some "me" time and find some face time with your best buddy. We're giving ourselves some organisational love by re-defining what it means to be Sustainable Coffee Bay.
With three identifiable channels to the organisation's work; Early Childhood Development, Education & Youth Development and Rural Assistance, we're looking at how can we increase our impact, and our funding to reach more people, who can we partner with to continue bringing opportunities to the local community? We have some exciting new ideas in the planning stages and hope by the end of 2017, we will have started to make a positive contribution to even more peoples' lives.
As part of our Education Development channel, we are excited to announce a new partnership with the Bulungula Incubator and the Starfish Greathearts Foundation through the provision of the Wellness Wagon to schools in our area.
The Wellness Wagon provides a mobile health clinic for children staffed with a Nurse and Driver that will be visiting our area every 6 weeks. We have already reached 519 children, of which 58 were referred to the clinic or hospital and 315 were treated by the Nurse on site. A great step in ensuring easy access to healthcare, increased learning capabilities due to increased health and less absenteeism. If you are interested in learning more about this innovative programme and would like to contribute, we'd love to hear from you so please get in touch!
In other Education & Youth news..
Our high school scholarship students are settled in back at school, with three new students joining us to complete their last three years of high school. With only 9% of the community finishing school, these students are greatly increasing their chances of accessing further education and future employment. Already our last two high school graduates are all studying at university; a first for all their families!
The youth that we work with are also back into training with two new students starting at the South African College of Tourism and our Tracker Academy student started his second 6 month term. One of our graduates is now working within a private game reserve and sent through these incredible pictures!
Early Childhood Development – learning through physical activity
Spirits were high at the start of pre-school for the children at Ikhaya Labantwana and the process of introducing more children to Montessori learning began again for the new year and the new intake. Too much cute-ness! To add to all the fun, the school now has a purpose built jungle gym, specially designed to exercise little minds and bodies. A huge thank you must go to our funders for making this possible including the Department of Social Development, Harcourts Mthatha and KidsRFuture.
Teacher development and training
Our Montessori qualified teachers are also feeling the love this year with continuing professional development in collaboration with First Children and Montessori Centre South Africa; no easy feat in this rural location and a massive thank you to all our partners and stakeholders that have made worked so hard to make this happen.
New teacher training is also in the planning stages; ultimately increasing skills and job opportunities in our area (that has unemployment rates well over 50%!). Exciting times and happy days!
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Eva Holland on Ferries and the Last Frontier
Holland travels the old water routes of southeast Alaska in a four part series of essays @ WorldHum. Skagway in winter is eerily quiet. On Broadway the store windows are papered over, and the wooden boardwalks, frozen solid, creak and crack and pop under the rare pedestrian's weight. The bright painted facades of the town's historic buildings—one-time saloons and brothels, now seasonal shops hawking T-shirts, fudge and jewelry to cruise ship tourists—are so cartoonish, so Ye Olde, that you could imagine you've shrunk down to Lilliputian size and wandered into a child's toy Wild West Towne, left out in the yard and abandoned, after the first snow, until spring. This tiny Alaskan port on the northern end of the Inside Passage draws crowds of summer visitors by selling itself as a historic boom town, but it never feels more like a relic than when the winter settles in.I arrived in town from my home in Whitehorse, in Canada's Yukon Territory, tracing in reverse the famous Gold Rush route—from Skagway over the mountains to the Yukon River and the Klondike gold fields. I'd driven south past road crews clearing the debris from avalanches earlier in the week. I'd cleared the summit of White Pass, its highest point marking the international boundary, and coasted the few icy miles down from summit to sea level in second gear. Now I walked Skagway's tidy, empty streets, past the neatly maintained yards and bright painted houses of its 800 or so residents. American flags flapped on flagpoles, and homemade signs propped up in windows cheered on the local high school sports teams. Vibe-wise, it was more an idyllic Anytown, U.S.A. than a rough-and-ready Last Frontier.
I was due on the 2:30 p.m. ferry to Juneau the next day. I was planning to spend 10 days exploring the ports and waterways of Southeast Alaska, using only the state's public passenger ferries to get around.Months earlier, in the Whitehorse Public Library, I'd spotted a copy of the WPA guide to Alaska. It was first published in 1939, before the Alaska Highway was built, and when I flipped through it I was struck by the changes the highway had wrought. For travelers to the interior, the road from northern B.C. to Fairbanks had completely altered the Alaskan experience. River steamers and railroads had been replaced by blacktop; historic travelers' waypoints had been abandoned, and new ones built up. The standard, beaten-path routes described in the book—the journey down the Yukon River by steamer, for instance—were long gone.
But for the traveler to the panhandle, little had changed. The classic sea routes were unaltered since the WPA guide's era—largely unaltered, in fact, since the 19th century, or even earlier. Visitors today traveled the same channels, past the same mountain views, and docked in the same ports, that they had for the last 100 years. The ships that carried them had evolved, sure, as had the ports where they docked, but it seemed to me that in a fundamental way the trip remained unchanged. There was something essential, I thought, about seeing Southeast Alaska by water.
I had decided to go in January, when the waterways were uncluttered with summer kayakers, yachties, cruise ships and fishing fleets, and the ferries were stocked with locals. I'd gathered up a handful of Alaskan travel guides and travelogues to get a feel for the experience over the years, and arranged for a media pass with my contact at the Alaska Marine Highway System. Skagway was the logical starting point—the northernmost panhandle port, and the only one, besides Haines, where the road to the rest of the world intersected with the old sea routes.


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Sweet: Sony Harnesses Energy from Sugar. Delicious Energy.
Young children have been harnessing the power of sugar since the beginning of time (okay, the beginning of taffy). Sony turned its attention from making things explode for long enough to pose the question: why can't we harness the energy of sugar to power our gadgets?
The answer is because it's really, really hard. The highest output they've been able to get, thus far, is 50mW a cell, according to Engadget. That means it'll take several connected batteries to power a standard Walkman.
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Each year, approximately 75 Einstein students head overseas with the aid of the Global Health Fellowship program to assist in healthcare programs, to improve their medical Spanish, or to take part in research projects. And all Einstein medical students encounter culturally diverse individuals while seeing patients at the College of Medicine's affiliated hospitals in the Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
On a recent Monday evening, Einstein's Global Health Club hosted a Cultural Competency Dinner, offering medical students an opportunity to learn how to be more informed about diverse cultural and social customs when working with groups locally and abroad. The dinner consisted of roundtable discussions with three Einstein faculty members—Drs. David Lounsbury, Carol Harris and Matthew Anderson—whose own work involves working with community groups in the Bronx and in developing nations of the world.
Each sat at a separate table while the several dozen students in attendance dined with them and then rotated to each of their tables. Dr. Lounsbury, who is assistant professor of epidemiology & population health and of family and social medicine, discussed various projects of his, ranging from community-based breast cancer screening, HPV vaccine dissemination, evaluation of HIV care services for women of color and developing wellness programs in urban school systems. Dr. Harris, who is professor of clinical medicine and director of the Einstein Institute of Global HIV Medicine, shared stories from her efforts providing HIV/AIDS prevention and healthcare in Ethiopia. And, Dr. Anderson, who is associate professor of family and social medicine and co-editor of the online journal Social Medicine, offered perspectives from his work with La Clínica Familiar Luis Ángel Garcia, an AIDS specialty clinic located in Guatemala City.
"To be effective caregivers, we need to learn how to listen to and observe the patients we work with, so that we can better understand their needs," said Joanne Anthonypillai, co-director of the Global Health Club.
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Hurray for Art Week with my nieces Rachel and Caroline! I look forward to our special time each year. This year we decorated funky caps with fabric rolled flowers, made our interpretation of "She Art" Girls, embroidered stamped images, and made them into pillows! The girls loved using the sewing machine.
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Bulb Time in Holland
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Poster, London & North Eastern Railway, Bulb Time in Holland by Frank H. Mason. Shows tulips being loaded onto boats.
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IGNAZ BRÜLL wrote well over 100 piano works, many orchestral and chamber pieces as well as numerous operas. Sadly, nearly all of his works have been ignored by the music establishment for over a hundred years, and the public have been denied access of Brüll's qualities as a composer which were so evident to his friend Johannes Brahms. Brüll deserves to be repositioned alongside friends Brahms, Mahler and Schumann. Even his close friendship with Brahms could not save him from the anti-Semitism be fuelled by Wagner and Liszt during the 19th century. Hitler idolised Wagner, and he ordered that music scores of Jewish composers be found and burnt. Fortunately for us, many of them were well hidden.
SALOMON JADASSOHN: To have been a composer in the late nineteenth century Germany must have been a mixed blessing. The pantheon of greats featured the refined Brahms, the revolutionary Wagner and romantic Reinecke. This left little room, therefore for composer of less renown, especially those whom the musical and political establishment would have chosen to keep out of the limelight. Salomon Jadassohn found little support for his work and a composer. Overshadowed by his colleague and superior at the Leipzig Conservatory, Carl Reinecke, opportunities for presentations of his more than 140 compositions were rare. In addition, due to his Jewish faith, Jadassohn was unable to secure prominent posts in Leipzig as a conductor or teacher. Nevertheless, his reputation as a teacher at the Conservatory drew students to him, including Busoni, Grieg and Sigfrid Karg-Elert.


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Joseph Randle believes he's earned Cowboys' trust
Joseph Randle took the majority of the first-team reps at running back during training camp but does not yet know if he will be start when the Cowboys take the field in Sunday's season opener against the New York Giants.
According to offensive coordinator Scott Linehan, Randle and Darren McFadden have split reps in practice this week and a final decision might not be made until Saturday night. But Linehan said both backs will play... and play a lot.
The good thing for Randle is that the Cowboys' delayed decision on the starter is more about the options available than a lack of trust.
After being arrested last October for shoplifting, and being involved in a domestic dispute that ultimately brought no charges in Febuary, and then upsetting the coaches in May by saying the departed DeMarco Murray left "meat on the bone," Randle had to regain the confidence of the coaching staff and organization before he would even be considered for the job as Murray's primary replacement.
He believes he has done that through words and deed in training camp and the preseason and is hoping to make the most of the opportunity ahead of him on the field.
"You'll have to ask coach that," Randle said. "In my eyes, I feel like I've done the things necessary to earn trust, but you'll have to ask them and figure out what they think, because what I think and what they think can be two different things. I do look at it as ancient history. I think we are moving forward, and I'm excited for the opportunity ahead of me and blessed for the opportunity ahead of me."
Randle rushed 54 for times for 343 yards and three touchdowns last year in limited reps behind Murray.
The opportunity to have a larger role as well as start has him admittedly more excited heading into the 2015 season, starting Sunday against the Giants.
He knows he can run, and he has no interest in worrying about the running back distribution or trying to top Murray, the league's leading rusher last season.
His focus remains on being a player who can be trusted, one the Cowboys can rely on.
"We are going to make sure of take advantage of the opportunities that I got," Randle said. "If there is a hole I'm going to make sure I hit that thing and do what I do. I'm going to make sure I'm doing the right thing without the ball and make sure I'm doing the right things all together. I'm just going to make sure I'm Joe Randle and make sure I'm doing what I have to hold up my end of the deal."
His end of the deal is simply worrying about being the best Joe Randle he can be and do what he can to keep his job, which is why had no comment about the team's decision to trade for Christine Michael and add him to the running back mix.
"They are going to do what they got to do," Randle said. "That is their job. That's way above my head. I'm going to make sure I do what I got to do to stay on the team."


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Yamaha WX5
The Yamaha WX5/WX11/WX7 are models of monophonic MIDI wind controller musical instruments manufactured by the Yamaha Corporation. The fingering system is based on the saxophone basic fingering. Like a keyboard controller, wind controllers send MIDI note information electronically to an external sound module or tone generator which in turn synthesizes a tremendous variety of musical tones. Unlike a keyboard controller which is usually polyphonic, a wind controller is monophonic. The only limits to the kinds of sounds available are the limitations of the external module/tone generator, not the WX5 itself. A WX5 performer can sound like any melodic instrument: wind, string, percussion, keyboard, or purely electronic, including special sound effects. In addition most tone generators a mix of instruments can be programmed.
The WX5 wind controller simulates a wind instrument because of the way it is played, the key layout, and because it responds to breath (wind) pressure as well as lip pressure on a simulated reed mouthpiece similar to that of a saxophone or clarinet. The wind and lip pressure information is converted to MIDI data which is interpreted by the external sound module. Usually the wind pressure is interpreted as loudness and lip pressure is interpreted as pitch bend; thus, the instrument responds much like an acoustic wind instrument and extremely realistic musical phrasing is available to the player.
The WX5 has a 16-key layout similar to a standard saxophone. It also includes a built-in MIDI output connector, a dedicated connector and cable for direct connections to Yamaha WX-Series tone generators, a high-resolution wind sensor, and a thumb-controlled pitch bend wheel. Yamaha recommend that this device be used with the Yamaha VL70m Virtual Acoustic Tone Generator.