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WASHINGTON, Sept. 19, 2001–The U.S. Department of Agriculture today announced that it will donate about 640 metric tons of U.S. agricultural commodities to Save the Children for use in Uganda under the Global Food for Education (GFE) program. Save the Children, a private voluntary organization, will use the proceeds to improve the educational environment in Uganda.
The donation will include approximately 160 metric tons of corn-soy blend, 150 tons of rice, 150 tons of corn meal, 60 tons of vegetable oil, and 120 tons of dry milk.
During the 2001/2002 school year, Save the Children will provide a meal at school to help children in impoverished districts of Nakasongala to maintain attendance at schools and enhance educational opportunities, especially for girls. A total of 5,000 children will benefit from the program.
The fiscal 2001 agreement with Save the Children was signed on Aug. 14, 2001. The donation will be made under USDA's Section 416(b) program, administered by the Foreign Agricultural Service. This agreement is part of the $300-million pilot GFE initiative to expand access to basic education and improve childhood development in poor countries. Under this initiative, the United States is providing surplus agricultural commodities to improve student enrollment, attendance, and performance, with special emphasis on increasing female enrollment. The supply period for this donation is fiscal year 2001.
For further information, contact Valerie Brown-Jones of FAS at (202) 720-4228, or send a message via the Internet to firstname.lastname@example.com. Information on the GFE initiative can be found on the Internet at http://www.fas.usda.gov/excredits/gffei.html
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A KDE Plasma applet that monitors uninterruptible power supplies
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any UPS (or more precisely: any apcupsd daemon) which is reachable
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WWW: http://code.google.com/p/plasma-apcups/
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/sysutils/plasma-applet-apcups/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install plasma-applet-apcups
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pkg install plasma-applet-apcups
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I'm with this amazing guy and when I try to say how lucky I am to have him, I often say how he's crazy (it's well known that I'm crazy too) to be so accepting of the lifestyle that comes along with having horses. I keep thinking that he must not really "get it" completely (although he hasn't run screaming yet). He thinks that most everyone is this accepting of our dedication to horses and riding but I think not and wanted to see other CotHers opinions. (Read: Help me prove him wrong. :lol:).
We're unfortunately doing the long distance thing right now but when he visits me he watches my rides and lessons and helps me when I work at the barn (doing stalls, etc.). He helps with the whole grooming, tacking up, cooling out, and bathing thing because he wants to learn more about it. He helps me with cleaning tack and he's also expressed wanting to learn how to ride, so that he at least knows the basics of riding (although he already asks about what my horse and I are doing during our rides). He's even gone as far to say that he wants us to someday have the house in the country with room for horses that he knows I want to experience at some point.
Anyway, he feels that most people are so accepting of their spouse's lifelong dedication to horses and riding and are also this interested in becoming educated and involved in it...but I don't think that's necessarily true. So what have your experiences (good and bad) been with finding someone who's accepting of the lifestyle that comes with riding and having horses? Are they at all interested in wanting to learn about the horsey lifestyle? Do they ever get involved and come out to the barn? Help out? Or do they just make it to a show here and there and pretty much only stick to their own hobbies?
PS. He's admitted to having made an account on here so he can learn more about horses (so he knows of my slight addiction to CoTH...). Needless to say, he's definitely come to the dark side... :lol:


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it? that incredible video just the tiniest snapshot of the damage and devastation caused by the super storm known as sandy. welcome to 9 news at 7:00. i' derek mcginty. >> the death toll in the united states now at least 40. many of those victims killed by falling trees. more than 8 million people are without power up and down the east coast. experts say sandy could end up costing $20 billion in damage with billions more expected in lost business. metro is running on a limited schedule tonight. full service resumes tomorrow. d.c. area airports are back up and running, but make sure to check with the individual airline before leaving, and the federal government, most local governments and schools say they will open at the regular time tomorrow. think of old town alexandria or georgetown when we talk about the storm surge and the flooding. in fact we have a crew watching high tide in old town right now. >> they are also playing very
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close attention to the river up in frederick. that's where our ryan dean is live monitoring the flooding there. ryan? >> reporter: good evening to you. actually a trail that goes down to the river, this trail has been cut off because the river has spilled out of its bank. to give you an idea. those trees down there, the river is supposed to be ten feet passed that. now it has gushed over its bank and it's creeping towards the historic battlefield and mill run by the national park service has water almost touching it. this is the worst it will get, because the river will crest and start receding in about an hour. right now it's at 21 feet, 6 feet above flood stage. i'm told by locals only a few homes are along the river. we received this photo from a homeowner that lives near the park. but for the most part, the home we saw are keeping dry. that park i mentioned is underwater. >> never. we've been traveling around all day looking at the different rivers and seeing how high they
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are. i've never seen it this high. >> actually, two men had to be rescued from this river earlier today. we're told they tried to get too close and personal and had to be rescued from a floating device. that is the latest. i'm ryan dean, 9 news. >> thank you, ryan. we see those videos from even up in frederick or up in new york, we realize that this thing was bad, but it had a potential to be a lot worse. >> it had potential to be worse here. probably couldn't have been any worse in new york. >> exactly. >> the problem, too, along with the scope of the storm, how big it was, we mentioned this a couple of times, full moon, too. the tidst and you throw in -- tides and you throw in sandy, you've got problems. the radar, still a little bit of sandy left there, not much, unless you're in the mountains, and plenty left in the mountains. it's going to snow there the next 24 hours. light showers around the immediate metro area.
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nothing heavy. notice the circulation. this thing is still circulating over new england, into southern quebec, down across the eastern lakes and down into the carolinas. snow today as far as south as the smokies and tennessee and north carolina. a lot of snow. a tremendous amount of snow from garrett county back to beckly in west virginia. so it's still with us. tonight though just some light showers. snow will county west of the divide. that will be accumulating snow. a little bit of snow mixed in, i think, with some of your showers between cumberland, maybe hagerstown. maybe close to smiths burg up in northern frederick county. the monokasi will crash tonight. moderate flooding. forecast to crest at 21.6. that is a forecast. point of rocks, forecast to crest at 22. that's 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. moderate flooding there. move a little further south down the river, wisconsin
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avenue, cresting at 8.6. we think minor flooding. that will not crest until 2:00 on thursday morning. remember, all the rain that fell has to drape into the potomac basin and the further down the river you are, the later the flooding occurs. we're not looking at any flash flooding, but river flooding still a problem for the next day or so. back to you guys. >> on that very note, topper, the damage in alexandria last night nearly nonexistent. but right now officials are concerned about potentially dangerous flooding as the potomac crests. we're live in old town with more. debra? >> reporter: if you wanted to stand in the potomac, this is really your chance. it's actually meeting king street right here in alexandria. it's actually been rising for quite awhile. ever since we got here around, let's say, 5:30 or so. that's when we ran into this group. [ shouting ]
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volunteers showing heart isn't shy. he's one of those vocal volunteers handing out free sandbags this afternoon. some were used at businesses up and down king street. lots of people came out to see. they're curious. they wanted to snap pictures of the flooding. someone took a chance to drive through the rising water. many hoping sandy isn't as mean as isabel was. this whole area resembled a river then. so sandbags, important to have or not? >> i would say they are. i mean, take the chance, put the sandbags up, not lose your property. >> and they're free. >> yes, absolutely free. >> reporter: so you can see the water certainly rising here at this point. it's probably going to get a lot worse when high tide comes later on. we'll have a lot more for you at 11:00 tonight. debra alfarone, 9 news. sandy's torrential rain and
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winds caused a lot of damage here in washington and much of the time it had to do with trees that have been uprooted from the oversaturated ground. there was one family out there showing our own todd walker the damage to their home after a century's old tree came crashing through the roof at the height of the storm last night. todd? >> hey, guys, i want to get you the good news first. after nearly 24 hours on scene, power crews finally got the lights back on for this street here at the corner of idaho and wisconsin street. this family, they are so lucky to be alive right now are. this tree came crashing down on the house. take a look at the damage. about 8:00 p.m., the height of the storm, they were hunkering down. there were four people inside, all in separate rooms. jay hecker found the ceiling ladder to the attic wide-open with a branch sticking through. they found several other holes all over the second floor. but she said the sound of that tree coming down is unmistakable. >> and then the smash just
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came. it was so sudden, it was so -- i had been through an earthquake, and the severity of the shaking was absolutely frightening. >> reporter: definitely frightening. you can understand why. but again, the good news, they've literally were coming up on 24 hours, these crews being here. the lights came back on in the last five minutes or so. i'm sure a lot of happy people on this street here. live in washington, d.c., i'm todd walker, 9 news. >> thank you, todd. such a simple thing, but when the lights come back on, it's a big deal. in fact, d.c. mayor vince gray says the whole city is on track to be back up and running tomorrow. the biggest impact, according to the mayor, the downed trees we mentioned. 187 of them down all across the city. more than 100 folks had to spendthe night in shelters. now the city is working to get those people back home by tomorrow. only two traffic signals remained out as of this morning. pepco says they hope to have any remaining power outages fixed by tomorrow evening as
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well. the mayor says keeping the city closed today was the right thing to do. >> i think it has remarkably facilitated our cleanup operations with trees down in some of the streets, people trying to traverse those streets. i have absolutely no reservations about having had a second day of the city being shut down. >> for the d.c. public schools, several did suffer some minor water damage. that's from leaks or what they're calling water intrusion. crews are getting those classrooms dried out. the district's hoping to have all the public schools back open just in time for class tomorrow. >> make no mistake about it. this was a devastating storm, maybe the worse we have ever experienced. >> tonight, lower manhattan remains paralyzed in the wake of sandy. many businesses still closed. power is out to tens of thousands and the city's subway system is shut down. it could be days before subways are up and running again. the tunnels are flooded. on long island, home video caught the amazing sight when a
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giant tree literally uprooted during the height of the storm and the high winds. >> the level of devastation at the jersey shore is unthinkable. >> parts of new jersey also seeing massive amounts of damage from sandy. a huge tidal surge sent waters gushing into new jersey, monoki. waters rose 5 feet leaving 800 people stranded. emergency crews moved quickly to get them out. the storm destroyed portions of the historic boardwalk in atlantic city but the casinos escaped mostly unsthed. then there's this. >> this is bruce johnson. got a couple of things to show you here. you can see the water. it's just everywhere, and i think as much as 3 to 4 feet deep as you get closer to the famous rudder during the summer. that's a beehive of activity. that's the place to be for happy hour. the rehoboth bay spilled over to the road here and every road
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heading toward -- >> can see the water moving behind him. that was our bruce johnson on dewey beach. after the break the latest on power restoration efforts in our area. >> plus, how social media is playing a major role in this disaster storm.
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>> let's get the latest on power outages across our region. >> investigative russ ptacek knows exactly where to find that information. >> reporter: we're 24 hours into this since this really started heating up. are you ready for a headline? this is the headline i just sent out while you guys were getting the 7:00 news underway here. that is most power now restored. 248,000 people remain without power right now, but at the height of this storm this morning and the early morning
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hours, we were at more than a half a million. let's take a look at where some of these people are located. boy, folks in northern virginia, you're having a tough time. there is some good news. one of the points we made when we were talking about this as we were looking into this area trying to identify what the red dot means. the red dot means more than 2400 people without power. we pointed to the x area that was over the red dot. x marks the spot. that spot is no longer red, which means there are fewer outages in that area, but the word is currently 52,000 people in northern virginia remain without power. taking a look right now at the map for bge, 70,000 customers have been restored in randall county, but 32,000 remain without. over all in the network, 127,000 without power, and taking a quick look at pepco. right now pepco reporting only 5,000 people without power.
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last, potomac edison, i know you folks are calling us saying you're without power. they have a lot of outages. they've been overwhelmed with snow in addition to the hurricane. they're bringing in additional resources, but right now they don't have an estimate as to when they'll be completed. for the rest of you, we are halfway through, most of you have been restored. >> great news, russ. thank you for that. we know pepco has been working all day long trying to get the juice flowing to those customers in the dark. our reporter has been out with the crews all day as well. she joins us with more from upper marlboro. >> there's any box i plug in at night. i plug right there. everything as you can see is plugged directly into the wall. >> reporter: electricity isn't a luxury for him. he needs it to power his wheelchair and his bed. his battery lasted the past 12 hours with the power down, but it's running low. >> if i can't plug in tonight, i'm going to be in a pickle.
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so you know, all joking aside. we need electricity asap. >> reporter: with the power down, he waited for pepco to come fix it. >> i've never been so happy to see white trucks roll in the neighborhood. >> reporter: he greeted the three-man team in his front yard when they showed up, including the cree chief. >> we're -- crew chief. >> we're on 24/7, 365. >> reporter: he's worked at pepco 26 years and appreciate people want their power back on for all different reasons. >> the opening of the nba, think we'll be good by 8:00? >> reporter: his crew worked 16 hour days until power was restored to the entire service area. sandy didn't hit as hard as past storms, he knew it would mean a few long days getting everyone back online. >> i looked out the window, shook my head and had the phone in my hand waiting. >> reporter: as soon as the power is back on in the spans house, it's on to the next one. >> people feel inconvenienced with the power off. getting it back on, it's
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helping them out so much. they really do appreciate it. we get a lot of thank u.s. >> godspeed. >> great stuff. caitlin ross reporting. let's look at the powerful role social media has played in this storm. we're joined by kristen berset. >> reporter: we have been keeping you guys updated on social media all throughout which you have been which is great. us in the web department have been using this really cool feature to show you pictures from all up and down the east coast. i'm going to show some of those. >> we've been able to use this cool new tool that allows us to track photos and tweets by longitude and latitude. what we're looking at here is kind of tweets from up and down the east coast. we're going to take a look at photos taken during sandy in three different locations. >> plus great photos starting in our area. this one from washington, d.c. >> yep. this is the washington, d.c. area, as you can see. we're going to take a look at a photo that was taken right over
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by truckston circle. >> take a look at that. you can see the sidewalk of it. remember, ground is really wet, so be careful around those trees. >> for sure. next we're going to go up to atlantic city, which obviously as we moved up the coast, the photos were getting more intense. and take a look at all this wood up on the beach. >> we've been showing pictures of the famous boardwalk in atlantic city. you can see all the woodpilings from there. of course, you go up to new york city, and that's where we get all the flooding and all of that worse. >> these next two photos were from lower manhattan. take a look at that. tons of water. one last one, which is down in battery park. unbelievable. tons of signs in the water. >> see the construction site. just massive flooding. really cool feature. simon thanks for showing that to us, pictures from up and down the east coast. we want your pictures. we're putting them up on the website as fast as we're
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getting them. you can e-mail them to us. guys, back to you. >> we've gotten great ones. thank you. and listen, why don't you help us help others. why liking our wusa 9 facebook page. we are donating a dollar for every new like we get. outside right now. doesn't look too bad. topper is along in a minute to tell you how bad it's going to be or how good it's going to be over the next few days.
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>> let's give you some perspective on sandy. turns out she is the largest hurricane in terms of diameter on record. 945 miles. igor in 2010 was 920 miles. olga in 2001 was 865 miles. let's kind of put this in perspective. we'll move it onshore. if it were located over the tennessee valley it would affect people in des moines down to houston all across the gulf coast, the key west and up to bangor, maine. that is a huge storm. one reason we saw so much damage north of us. okay, the show. here we go. this is a softer side of sandy. this is out in beckly, in snowshoe. they've had 22 inches of snow that. drift was four feet. this is courtesy of christy. i think they're going to see
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another ten inches before it's all said and done. live outside, our michael and son weather cam. 43. winds out of the south/southwest at 7. pressure continues to rise as sandy continues to pull away from us. next three days, breezy with a shower. 54 tomorrow. not bad for halloween. mid-50s on thursday. a little more sunshine. and then quite low 50s but a bit cool. next seven days, pretty good. mid-as on saturday. turn your clocks back. we get an extra hour this weekend. upper 60s on sunday. rain showers next monday. we'll be back right after this. stay student. tuned.
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This is just outstanding! I added fresh tomatoes instead of sundried and omitted the olives - out of preference, instead of olives I added a bit of feta cheese. I also used lemon peel since I did not have preserved lemons. Just love it, flavours, texture and everything just balance so nicely. Thank you for sharing this keeper!
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We report the results of an empirical study comparing user comprehension of object oriented (OO) and process oriented (PO) models. The fundamental difference is that while OO models tend to focus on structure, PO models tend to emphasize behaviour or processes. Proponents of the OO modeling approach argue that it lends itself naturally to the way humans think. However, evidence from research in cognitive psychology and human factors suggests that human problem solving is innately procedural. Given these conflicting viewpoints, we investigate empirically if OO models are in fact easier to understand than PO models. But, as suggested by the theory of cognitive fit, model comprehension may be influenced by task-specific characteristics. We therefore compare OO and PO models based on whether the comprehension activity involves: 1) only structural aspects, 2) only behavioral aspects, or 3) a combination of structural and behavioral aspects. We measure comprehension through subjects' responses to questions designed along these three dimensions. Results show that for most of the simple questions, no significant difference was observed insofar as model comprehension is concerned. For most of the complex questions, however, the PO model was found to be easier to understand than the OO model. In addition to describing the process and the outcomes of the experiments, we present the experimental method employed as a viable approach for conducting research into various phenomena related to the efficacy of alternative systems analysis and design methods. We also identify areas where future research is necessary, along with a recommendation of appropriate research methods for empirical examination
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Where are all the great Republican artists?
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Good grief, are you serious? Does everything have to be political? Seriously?
Most Republicans like myself are busy running small businesses and don't have time to go and protest. We made our feeling known by electing Walker.
Good grief.
I make drug abuse a high art form.
Get it? High. HAHAHAHA!
Snort, snort.
Gotta cut some Oxy now, later.
Doctor-shopping dittos!
"Most Republicans like myself are busy running small businesses..."
Uh, right.
Perhaps most of the artsy-type folks are lefties, like most of Hollywood and musicians? What rock have you been living under?
The left is feelings-centered. Feelings based people tend to be better
The right is mind-centered. Mind-centered people tend to be better
business people.
Busy with real jobs and taking care of our families. Hey JS I found another position you can cut!
The GOP has whipped up contempt for teachers and artists. At a local level, they've pushed cuts to music and art education. So why would any creative person feel any affinity for a party that promotes bigotry and ignorance?
The other thing to watch with the Tea Partier sings is the spelling--they can't spell their way out of a paper bag. Maybe they were homeskooled!
Hey al3049, what makes you think only Republicans run businesses? I won my own business and work seventy hours a week and I'm not a Republican. You need to get over yourself and mingle more with the other half.
too busy to do anything creative, but not too busy to post snarky
comments on art blogs.
What an incredibly foolish posting. I wonder if all conservatives who patronize and support the arts were to end their support, you'd be happy.
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Running Time: 69
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Genre: Gay and Bi
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The most obvious problem with this video is the audio. It's beyond bad - it's downright horrible. Loud static not only covers up moans and groans and what little dialogue there is but it's also distracting and annoying. Aside from that, there are four semi-lifeless scenes of stale sex. The last scene with Winston Love is better than the rest but still lacks heat.


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The showcase featured two up-and-coming designers: Rory Parnell Mooney and Liam Hodges.
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In his first runway appearance at LFW, Liam Hodges, one of the three designers in the MAN group show, showcased his tough, handcrafted aesthetic.
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Pure's Contour range, in the past, combined iPhone and iPod docking with its speciality - DAB and internet radio - but with the latest model, the Pure Contour 200i Air, the company has ditched radio features altogether.
And that's because the idea is to use your iPhone or iPad to hit the radio or music action and beam it across using Apple AirPlay. Pure obviously recommends using its The Lounge app, but AirPlay is capable of picking up a ubiquitous array of audio options.
Pocket-lint took a peak at the docking system at Pure's stand over in Vegas at CES and, if you liked the look of the 100Di, you'll like the look of this. The clock is gone, replaced simply with a dock, and there are less buttons involved, but it's essentially the same curved design that you hopefully love.
The Pure Contour 200i Air connects to your home network via Ethernet or Wi-Fi and can beam out your musical action at 36W. The DSP corrected, high-efficiency audio amplifiers and custom designed 3.5-inch dual full-range speaker drive units also deliver decent clarity. We couldn't form a comprehensive opinion after listening to it within the booming sounds of CES, but it sounded clear enough despite the heavy competition.
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Thursday night's camp site before the off.
Glenelg village.
The real start of the walk.
Waterfall in Glen Elg.
Between the walls.
The end of the track and into the wilds.
The first river to cross...
...and the first bridge.
Pylon line to Skye.
Towards Kinlochourn.
They never seem to end.
Loch Hourn.
The first night's camp site.
Loch Hourn from the bealach.
The weather (and me) going down hill.
Towards Alltbeith Farm.
South Kintail Ridge.
Looking back to the bealach.
Alltbeith Farm.
Camp site above Loch Loyne.
The old road to the Tomdoune from the Clunie.
The Old Military Road to FA.
It got much better.
Avril & Sue arrive in FA.
Early morning, Loch Ness.
Fort Aggie.
The long track into the hills, Glen Doe.
Allt Odhar.
A perfect Challenge camp site.
Himself, looking particularly Grumpy.
Geal Charn from Loch na Lairige.
Corryairick & Garva Bridge.
Geal Charn cairn.
Alan Hardy & The Gorrins.
Golden Plover.
Ben Alder & Loch Ericht.
Carn Dearg.
Kingussie from Carn Dearg.
Carn Dearg from Meall a Bhothain
High level camp site on the watershed...
...it was cold.
Picnic site on the Allt Mhor.
Our B&B, Kingussie.
On the way to Glen Feshie.
Me & my Monadhliaths.
Pointer to the bothy.
We crossed anyway.
Camping near the bothy.
The route to Dalwhinnie.
Looking back to the Monadliaths.
Deer on the plateau.
Loch nan Stuirtaig.
Glen Grusachan.
Glen Grusachan from the Lairig.
The Lairig & the Dee.
Approaching Derry Lodge.
Derry Lodge camp site, beware ticks at large.
A very short telephone pole; why?
Glen Quoich.
A beautiful tree.
Clais Fhearnaig.
Invercauld Estate.
Old Brig O' Dee
Invercauld Bridge.
Highland Coos.
Ballater Camp site.
Leaving Deeside.
Mount Keen.
A choice of routes.
Sue arriving at the top.
Camping at Tarfside.
Crossing the Esk.
Out last camp site.
Made it.
Still together & still talking.
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Very nice work!
"Are you talking to me?" lol
this is stunning!
Very pretty! The realism in the eye is gorgeous. The details and shading on the feathers looks great. I love how you can tell there are individual feathers!
Beautifully done!
This is so wonderful! The contrasts are perfect.
wow... amazing work...
You did an amazing work.
Positive critique for sure!
Positive critique for sure!
This is brilliant and beautiful! Xx
Amazing work!
Lovely Drawing!
Your art has been seen as one of the eye catching pieces
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Love me birds, brilliant
Love me birds, brilliant!
Looking over your work makes me try that much harder to develop my technique.
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great work
you are amazing dude ! i love it !
wo i like it very much !
WOW! Unique and Unbelievable! I Thought this was a Photographic Really. Love it.
thats great!!
Flawless rendering. You managed to capture the soft quality and texture of the feathers, matched quite nicely by the "snowy" effect you created. Though there seems to be an uneven tonal region in the background that seems to border the hawk a little. Kinda makes him look like he's glowing. Maybe that's intentional. It just caught my eye, is all. Love the piece.
Holy crap! How long did this take?
Really wonderful work, as always! Beautiful details.
Oh! That is just gorgeous!
Love the details in the feathers!
Very good tonality; crisp, excellent sense of form to the head and beautifully rendered eyes. The feathers add to the sense of twisting as it turns its' head to see use. It's a very lifelike drawing. Great job.
Nice! I like its intense stare.


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Mother and son Judy Ackley and Dennis Ackley will be doing some serious traveling this summer on missionary trips, though to very different parts of the world.
Judy Ackley and Dennis Ackley are both partners with Judy's husband and Dennis' father, Larry Ackley, in Larry's Custom Cycles in Adrian.
On June 15, Dennis Ackley will leave for a remote area of western Alaska to help run a camp for Yupik Eskimo children.
The camp, operated by the Assemblies of God in Alaska, offers the children a week of traditional camp activities such as swimming, hiking, horseback riding and crafts, along with Bible classes.
The Ackleys belong to the Bethany Assembly of God Church in Madison Township.
The camp where Dennis Ackley will go is 500 miles from the nearest city, Anchorage, and 17 miles from the nearest village, called Emmonak. To get there, Ackley will fly to Alaska, take a bush plane, then go by boat and four-wheel drive vehicle to the camp.
At the camp, called Agaiutim Nune — Yupik for Place of God — Ackley will teach classes and help with running the camp. He will be working with David Boyd, a former Bethany Assembly of God children's pastor who, with his wife, Mary Boyd, now is director of the Boys and Girls Missionary Challenge, a program of the Assembly of God churches that supports missionary work.
Boyd asked Ackley to go on the trip. Another young man and some church leaders from Alaska also will help them.
Ackley, an avid hunter who has been on some "pretty remote hunting trips," said he looks forward to the chance to go to Alaska, and also to working with the children.
"It's the opportunity to work with some needy kids," said Ackley, who is making his first missionary trip.
At the camp, to which all supplies have to be brought, everyone will sleep in tents. The camp lasts a week and about 90 children ages 8 to 12 years old will attend In all, he will be in Alaska two weeks, with a couple days spent in Kodiak after the camp is finished, Ackley said.
Soon after Dennis Ackley returns, his mother will head to Cha-am, Thailand, where she will help care for the children of Assembly of God missionaries on retreat from India and southern Asia.
Judy Ackley is a veteran of missionary trips, having traveled twice previously to Thailand as well as to El Salvador and Mongolia. She made her first trip, to Thailand, 12 years ago.
Usually, her duties include teaching adults and children. Her motivation?
"There's such a need for children's ministry and, really, the poverty in Third World countries," Ackley said.
She also likes "seeing the excitement in the kids' eyes."
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She will be gone two weeks.
Sometimes, doing missionary work in different countries means adapting in unexpected ways, she said. For instance, in Bangladesh she is expected to dress in the style of Bangladesh women.
"Obviously, I'm going to have to send along my measurements since there are very few women in Bangladesh who are 6 feet tall," Ackley said.
Both of the Ackleys will pay their own way for their trips. Judy Ackley said her trip will cost $2,500 and Dennis Ackley's trip will cost $2,200. Anyone who wants to help support their trips can send money in care of the motorcycle business, she said.
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Hey Jack!
Finally catching up on your TravelPods since St. Petersburg. Wonderful! The writing is lively and full of humour and the photos are fantastic. I loved the shot of you in shorts and barefoot sandals in the snows of Siberia and the comment about 'smelling' at your companions on the train! I also appreciate that you are telling us a bit more about the people you are meeting along with the great descriptions of the landscape, architecture, etc.
Ciao for now - looking forward to hearing about Nepal.
p.s. Is the Tungsten helpful?
The Monastery, the Beggars and a Change of Plan
Trip Start Apr 17, 2001
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Ellen, I and our new amigo Max from Germany spent a good part of the day there yesterday. Many of the locals, monks included, eagerly allowed us to photograph them. In return, they wanted only to see their images on the tiny digital screen. One monk came up to me and started patting my hairy pale arm as though I was a puppy. Another fellow saw my equally hairy exposed back as I removed my heavy sweater, looked in awe and said simply "yak".
With the new train and obvious influx of tourists, begging has become almost as popular in Lhasa as it is in Toronto. But they haven't quite got the hang of it. The other day we saw a gold-toothed woman with her left hand out saying likely her only two English words, "hello please".
In her right hand she held about an inch and a half of Chinese paper currency. A four or five year old child stood beside her. He was also saying "hello please" as he clutched a transparent green plastic bag half filled with money.
Most of our time in Lhasa has been spent trying to find a way to get to Mount Everest base camp. Our original plan was to do base camp and a monastery or two, then take the train back down the mountain into southern China and onwards to Hanoi, Vietnam. Our experience on the train trip up here derailed the idea of returning on it. Yesterday, Max suggested that we go with him up to base camp and onwards through the Himalayas to Nepal. We found another guy, a Finn, whose name I'm not quite sure of yet, who will come along with us and help share the cost of this five day journey in a 1985 land cruiser. Ellen has always wanted to see Nepal, so Nepal it shall be.
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