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House Mix Tape
by Matthew Bowden 1 about
Just to add some liberation old chap!
Loving this set! Gives me the feeling of going out haha! Cheers for the upload ;)
In the word of ALi-G Recepta lol
Thank you:)
by Oliver Evans about
Great mix as always Derek, nice selection of tunes!
Thanks Oliver:)
by Al Blivious about
Nice selection Derek, definitely the kind of house sound that I go for
Thanks Al:)
by DJDevButcher about
pleasure...I'm just confused why so many people have zero reviews...the whole reason we are in this group is because we love music and want to learn how to to improve what we love...if you don't listen, you don't learn...boggles my mind haha...anyways...cheers bud!
Hey man, you should come to our producer hangout tomorrow, it's more interactive, I think generally you will find most people will review other peoples tracks rather than mixes for some reason
I think also that some people aren't as confident as others :D
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dug your vibe bud...solid sound quality and cool tunes :)
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Capital spending on automation and control systems (ACS) within the sub-Saharan oil and gas industry is set to increase exponentially. The rising focus on process optimisation, discovery of new reserves, and expansion of the regional infrastructure is anticipated to generate fresh opportunities for equipment suppliers.
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, Automation and Control Solutions in Sub-Saharan Africa's Oil and Gas Industry—An Analysis of 3 Leading Countries, finds that the market earned revenues of $151.8 million in 2013 and estimates this to reach $273.9 million in 2019. The study covers the product segments of distributed control systems (DCS), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), safety instrumented solutions (SIS), programmable logic controllers (PLC), human-machine interface (HMI) software and terminals, and manufacturing execution systems (MES), across the countries of Nigeria, Uganda and Kenya.
For more information on this research, please visit: http://corpcom.frost.com/forms/AFR_PR_SJames_MA58-10_08Sept_2014.
The falling prices of gas and technological advancements in gas-generated power herald the ascendance of gas as a key source of energy in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). The emergence of new industry techniques such as 'fracking' has further accelerated the supply of gas across the region, which translates to much higher spending on ACS.
At a global level, and within SSA, there has been greater urgency among end-user businesses to find new tools to decrease the rate of depletion and improve efficiency in oil and gas operations. This bodes well for the ACS market, as automation services are required to facilitate efficient production, effective transportation, and operational safety.
"Upstream oil and gas end users are looking for integrated software tools to improve yields at exploration sites and efficiencies in production and transmission," said Frost & Sullivan Industrial Automation & Process Control Research Analyst Tom Harris. "With the region seeking to bridge the gap between crude oil production and refining activities, there will be a large market for ACS, especially in the segments of DCS and MES."
Other key drivers include: increased interest in unconventional fossil fuel resources, development of regional pipeline and storage infrastructure, and the move toward commercial production. East Africa, in particular, offers significant opportunities for ACS suppliers, due to its relatively small installed base, and the anticipated commencement of a number of projects before the end of 2018. As countries, like Kenya and Uganda, start to move away from exploration-driven oil industries toward commercial production, the market can expect a spate of investments in new automation equipment installations.
However, the ACS market growth is pegged back to some extent by the shortage of skilled labour, poor legislative frameworks, insufficient capital resources and weak after-sales support, as well as the conservative attitude of the oil and gas industry towards ACS products.
"If ACS suppliers develop better quality support networks for the region's oil and gas industry, the intensifying focus on operational efficiency, harnessing unconventional resources, and controlling distributed assets can be leveraged for deeper and wider market penetration," noted Harris.
Automation and Control Solutions in Sub-Saharan Africa's Oil and Gas Industry—An Analysis of 3 Leading Countries is part of the Industrial Automation & Process Control ( http://www.industrialautomation.frost.com )Growth Partnership Service program. Frost & Sullivan's related studies include: Global Industrial Bearings and Couplings Market, Internet of Things (IoT)—Challenges and Impediments, Growth Trends and Dynamics for Automation in the US Chemicals Market, Global Motor Control Centres Market, and Chinese Industrial Valves and Actuators Market. All studies included in subscriptions provide detailed market opportunities and industry trends evaluated following extensive interviews with market participants.
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British military could use rooftops in London to mount missiles to help fight terrorism during the Olympic Games.
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The "Munich Massacre" happened to be an athletic event which started terrorism as a modern phenomenon and it seemed that 4 commentators including Soledad O'Brien seemed to be totally unaware of it.
I can only hope that this was just an unfortunate remark that went undetected rather than top reporters on the top news channel be so unaware of significant historical events.


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Bay Area political events: LGBT rights film, town hall
Political events in the Bay Area
Indivisible fair: Rep. Mark DeSaulnier, D-Concord, will host a Resistance Fair and discussion with Indivisible Guide co-author Jeremy Haile. The event is from 10 a.m. to noon at Diablo Valley College, Commons Quad and Cafeteria, 321 Golf Club Road, Pleasant Hill. To RSVP: firstname.lastname@example.com
Health care march: "Our Lives on the Line," a nationwide protest against Republican health care plans. The march is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Participants to meet at 2300 County Center Drive, Santa Rosa. For information: http://action.ourlivesontheline.org/page/event/detail/indivisible/jth
In Walnut Creek, a rally will begin at 1 p.m. with a short march at 2:30 p.m. Participants to meet at the corner of Mount Diablo Boulevard and Main Street. For information: http://action.ourlivesontheline.org/page/event/detail/indivisible/jt4.
In San Jose, the march is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Marchers to meet at Stevens Creek and Winchester boulevards on the Santana Row side. For information: https://secure.ourlivesontheline.org/page/event/detail/usercreated/jwj
Phone bank: Participants will call representatives to defend the Affordable Care Act. The event is from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Berkeley Yoga Center, 2121 Bonar St., Berkeley. For information: http://action.ourlivesontheline.org/page/event/detail/usercreated/jtl
Indivisible: A meeting, hosted by Indivisible East Bay, focused on the 2018 elections and local politics, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Oakland Main Library Auditorium, 125 14th St. For information: https://indivisibleeb.org/upcoming-events
LGBT rights film: A free screening of "We Came to Sweat: The Legend of Starlite," a film about the struggles of a historic, black-owned LGBT club, at 3:30 p.m. at Grace Cathedral, 1100 California St., San Francisco. For information: www.gracecathedral.org/summerfilms
Town hall: Rep. Ro Khanna, D-San Jose, will host a town hall at 4 p.m. at the Sunnyvale Community Center, Orchard Pavilion, 550 E. Remington Drive, Sunnyvale.
Town hall: Rep. Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, will host a town hall at 6 p.m. at the Rancho Cotate High School, 5450 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park.
Nuclear weapons march: A rally and march to commemorate the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and to call for nonviolent action. The event is from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab, Vasco and Patterson Pass roads, Livermore. For information: www.sanjosepeace.org/calendar_event.php?eid=20170703103512245
Coffee With Assembly member: Discuss concerns and legislation with Assemblyman Kevin Mullin, D-San Mateo, from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at Doc's Bagel, 1027 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont.
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I have decided to combine my Whole Brain Teaching blog with this one and start a weekly series on WBT. This week we will start at the beginning.
These are one of the few things WBT charges for and you can buy them HERE and support WBT.
The Amazing Andrea Schindler who is on the WBT executive board and runs the Kindergarten Certification Facebook page showed me one rule I do add, The Big Rule: ALWAYS Listen to your Teacher when they are Talking! This rule is key for our younger ones because they can't follow directions they didn't listen to. Here is a PDF for you to use for The Big Rule, just click HERE to download.
There are many posters on TeachersPayTeachers in different themes. These posters should all be free, just search WBT or Whole Brain Teaching. I like having my posters printed and laminated before the first day. To build community and buy in I have my students share out different ways we can follow the rules and ways we would be breaking the rules to create an anchor chart. You could also create posters with your students and guide them to creating these rules.
Here is the first webcast on the Five Rules.
Here are the 2 videos from last year's Master Class webcast series
This year Coach B is doing a series of posts at Corkboard Connections and his first posts will be on the rules. Here are pins for the intro post, Coach's first post on Rule 1, his post on Rules 2 and 3 and his post on Rule 4.
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Wildstar Survivalist Guide
This Wildstar Survivalist Leveling Guide teaches players to level their Survivalist Tradeskill really fast. In this Wildstar Survivalist Guide we level using the most efficient path and the least amount of cash to save you time and money.
What Other Tradeskills Go Well With Survivalist?
The purpose of Survivalists in Wildstar is to gather Wood, Leather, Pelts, Bone and Meat to support professions that need them. Outfitters and Architects are great Tradeskills to pair with Survivalist.
- Also knowing so many consumers need the materials from Survivalists it is also a great way to make cash.
Any Good Wildstar Survivalists Mods?
Good Question! Gather Buddy @ Curse.
When Do Professions in Wildstar Become Available to Learn?
At level 10 you can learn all professions. See Trainer locations here.
After training for Survivalists you will be given some quests to go gather some Wood and what not. These yield some great experience and we highly recommend doing them as you level, but first lets get the tools to cut Trees in Wildstar.
Equip the Novice's Laser Chain Saw in your character screen.
To use this Laser Chain saw, find a Tree symbol on your map. Run over there and right click on the node. Then just hit V to loot it up.
Wildstar Survivalist Leveling Maps/Routes
Novice Survivalist
To get your Survivalist Tradeskill to up to Apprentice, a good route for gathering Split Leather is necessary. For this refer to the Wildstar Split Leather Farming Guide.
However, if you are more interested in wood Wildstar Knotted Heartwood Guide should get you there.
Apprentice Survivalist
Get some Thick Leather. See our Wildstar Thick Leather Farming Guide.
If you are more interested in wood, Wildstar Ironbark Wood Guide should get you to Journeyman.
Journeyman Survivalist
See the Wildstar Reinforced Leather Farming Guide for where you need to go next.
If you want to go the wood way, Wildstar Ancient Wood Guide will get you to Artisan.
Artisan Survivalist
A good route for gathering Rockhide Leather is necessary. For this refer to the Wildstar Rockhide Leather Farming Guide.
If you want to go the wood way again, Wildstar Augmented Wood Guide will get you to Expert!
Expert Survivalist
Augmented Leather! Yeah baby! See the Wildstar Augmented Leather Farming Guide.
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1. Take the entire family to The Parks at Arlington for a new adventure and have a wonderful journey with Santa! This is a new experience for the whole family that combines the animation of Dreamworks and the characters of Shrek on a journey to find Santa. The journey will end with an opportunity to take photos with Santa. The best part of the experience is that the you can make a reservation online to avoid long lines. Follow the link to make a reservation. Spaces are limited. It's FREE.
2. After a fun experience there are Dining Options at The Parks at Arlington. The Cheesecake Factory is a good choice for casual dining and great cheesecakes. The Food Court has options that include Chick Fil-A, Panda Express and Villa Pizza. What ever is your budget, there is something for everyone.
1. The Galleria Mall will be having a HUGE tree lighting ceremony hosted by Macy's. Be prepared to go rink side to see the official lighting ceremony! This will be an awesome experience for the kids to see and enjoy. The cremenioy will have Olympic Gold medalist Charlie White and Meryl Davis perform on the ice. An unforgettable night! Texas' motto is always Go BIG or GO HOME! Show starts at 6pm
2. Before or After the Tree Lighting illumination, have dinner at the Grand Lux Cafe inside the Galleria Mall and enjoy some casual dining! This way bellies are full and happy! Burgers and Fries are always the go to.
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I look forward to all of your link ups Mel but this one is so much fun! :)ReplyDelete
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Love this link-up! Can't wait to get some new ideas for crock pot meals as the cold weather approaches here in New York!! :)ReplyDelete
I just made Mix and Match Mama's Mexican Chicken Chili last night and it was a hit! Can't wait to try this one, too! Your recipes are always a winner with my family!ReplyDelete
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I love making pot roast!ReplyDelete
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Made your sweet potato black bean chili this week, and will try this one too! My crockpot cracked at the handle and mama needs a new one! Fingers crossed!!ReplyDelete
A whole chicken :)ReplyDelete
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White chicken chili!ReplyDelete
We usually make some sort of Mexican chicken, because you can just throw in random ingredients + chicken and it turns out great every time!ReplyDelete
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This recipe looks so yummy! I would definitely try it if I had a crockpot!! Thanks for sharing!!ReplyDelete
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My favorite thing to make in the crock pot is chicken wild rice soup.ReplyDelete
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I like making Chinese beef broccoli in the crockpot. It's really tender and good. My kids eat it up.
My favorite thing to make is pulled pork barbeque.
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I love making coffee pot roasts! season your roast with salt, pepper and dry onion soup mix. Then add half a pot of cold coffee, it's so good!ReplyDelete
I love making coffee pot roasts! season your roast with salt, pepper and dry onion soup mix. Then add half a pot of cold coffee, it's so good!ReplyDelete
white chicken chili yumReplyDelete
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My husband and I are both teachers and we use our crockpot a TON! One of our new favorite recipes is Thai soup :)ReplyDelete
I love to make pulled pork with pork butt (shoulder) and a jar of bbq sauce....shred and put on buns with cheese, pickles, tomatoes, and if you want it spicy some hot sauce.
I've never owned a crockpot, so I'm not sure what my favorite thing to make would be. That's why I'm hoping I win this giveaway! Thanks for offering it!ReplyDelete
I love making a nice beef roast with veggies in my crock pot.ReplyDelete
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The chili looks so delicious!!ReplyDelete
Will be making this ASAP!ReplyDelete
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I love to make a good chili!ReplyDelete
I would have to say shredded pork for pork sandwiches - shaunieReplyDelete
My family likes me to make pork chops with cream of mushroom soup in the crckpot and serve it over rice.ReplyDelete
I have made this crockpot soup recipe of yours before and it is amazing! There is another one similar, but using black beans that is so delish!ReplyDelete
My favorite thing to make in the crockpot is a Porketta Roast!ReplyDelete
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I love my crockpot as well. This recipe looks so good!ReplyDelete
I like to make pot roast.ReplyDelete
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Just thankfully on my plunder of good topics last night on Reddit, I noticed "Smoktech Groove Safety Recall". Very alerted from this because I literally just published a Groove review no more than a week ago.
A guy by the name of Derek recently shared his story on Facebook of his exploding Smoktech Groove APV. His brand new device was accidentally knocked off of a dresser, then causing it to instantly short and venting of the battery on the inside.
I believe this situation is unique to the metal Groove devices, rather than the plastic such as the one I've reviewed. Taking no chances is a smart move though.
This is the statement from Smoktech:
Confirmed by laboratory of Smoktech, SMOKTECH GROOVE might have an potential safety hazard due to the design defects. we deeply apologize for all the panic and inconvenience After careful deliberation, to be responsible for customer satisfaction of normal use, to keep the brand integrity of SMOKTECH, we've made the decisions below: 1) As for the groove that are still at the warehouse of our distributors, pls try to destroy them at the purpose of environment protection and safety 2) as for the groove that are already sold to end users, please do a 100% recall instantly. 3) SMOKTECH distributors can choose any MOD in SMOKTECH current product line and we will send the quantity of equal value. 4) SMOKTECH will pay the shipping from factory to warehouse of our distributors. 5) We are attaching instructions on the best way to destroy the groove. 6) We will stop production of Groove since today. At last ,thanks a lot for all your support during the past 3years. we appreciate all the advice and comments of the items from all the customers and distributors. SMOKTECH will supply the most updated ,best quality and safest products to the market in future. Thanks.
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We have so much to be thankful for this year as we continue to celebrate ten years of touching over 250,000 lives by giving a hand up through small loans. It is because of you and because you care about a family struggling to rise out of extreme poverty that MPA was able to make such an impact.
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As a single mother of two girls, Ms. Nantege Firista of Kalungu District in Uganda had no daily income and barely survived through cultivating other people's gardens. In 2011, Firista heard of the MPA Cow Project and joined the sub county single mothers' association which helped her to save. This savings led to constructing a cow shed in order to receive a "pass on gift" of a heifer. Firista received training and guidance and today is ready to repay her living loan by passing on a heifer to another family.
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Raise the Hammer asked the candidates how they would address five issues of sustainability: climate change, peak oil, sprawl, transportation, and aerotropolis.
By Ryan McGreal
Published November 08, 2006
In our last issue, we invited candidates for the upcoming municipal election to share five specific actions that would improve the city. The response was underwhelming, characterized mainly by a dearth of big ideas and a lot of hollow rhetoric in its place.
However, in a council of fifteen members, any individual councillor will spend more time working with other people's ideas than with his or her own. In the interests of fairness, therefore, Raise the Hammer asked the candidates how they would address five issues important to RTH:
The responses were, if possible, even more discouraging than the responses to our previous, open-ended survey. For one thing, only fifteen candidates responded. Granted, the run-up to the election is a busy time, but we're talking maybe fifteen minutes to sketch out the candidate's understanding of the issue and ideas on whether and how to respond.
It's probably safe to assume that the candidates most likely to respond are those who are already thinking of these matters, so it's disappointing to see that most candidates are stuck at tinkering around the margins - an anti-idling by-law, promoting alternate fuels, encouraging more transit ridership, and so on.
Well, yes; these are all worthy actions, and should really have been no-brainers for the outgoing council, but the candidates are treating these issues as if a very slight adjustment here and a minor concession there are enough to respond to what the evidence suggests will be major global crises with the potential to cause massive economic and social upheavals.
One candidate for mayor, Steve Leach, suggested that city council shouldn't be directly addressing these issues at all, although he does offer some promising ideas, including district heating and mass transit development.
Another candidate for mayor, incumbent Larry Di Ianni, is on record saying he does not believe peak oil is a serious risk, and in today's Hamilton Spectator says the city should focus on the Mid-Peninsula Highway for "improved transportation", although he did not cite this in his response to RTH.
Only a couple of ward candidates demonstrated a real depth of knowledge around the issues and a willingness to explore more substantial actions.
Brian McHattie, a candidate for Ward 1 (and the incumbent), has been deeply involved in encouraging the city to develop comprehensive plans to respond to climate change and peak oil, and he cites these frameworks as potential ways to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas production - if the city follows through.
Julia Kollek, a candidate for Ward 13 (Dundas) demonstrates a detailed understanding of the aerotropolis economic development plan and advocates a comprehensive approach to transforming Hamilton's transportation system to become cleaner and more sustainable. Defying the "anti-business" label often ascribed to environmentally-conscious politicians, Kollek makes several suggestions on how to spur economic development in ways that benefit the community and provide more opportunities within the city.
Moving Hamilton toward a truly sustainable future is going to be a major uphill battle no matter who wins the upcoming election.
Read all the candidates' responses on the Raise the Hammer website: www.raisethehamer.org.
By seancb (registered) - website | Posted November 10, 2006 at 03:48:11
When you say "Steve Leach, suggested that city council shouldn't be directly addressing these issues at all, although he does offer some promising ideas, including district heating and mass transit development." I think it's a bit misleading.
I didn't interpret his response at all like that. Rather, I get the impression that he understands that we can't tackle climate change as it's own single problem. It is too huge. Let the UN focus on the global view, and let us locally do everything we can that benefits us AND the planet. If we make the right choices locally, however small, we will be doing out part to invoke change on a global level.
I think pulling this quote would have been a better representation of his thoughts: "City Council should be trying to reduce energy costs for itself and for its citizens wherever possible, as a matter of course. "
In other words, we can't spend an entire mayoral term having meetings about the "Big picture" of climate change. Screw the big picture and let's find local reasons to (for example) get a light rail line in. Lets focus on how it will help us at a local level right now. The benefits to climate change will follow naturally.
I think it's a much smarter way of going about it than setting up a steering committee to discuss the details of an anti idling law. We need fewer cars NOW, not less idling 2 years from now.
Dear Sean,
Thank you for sharing your analysis. From my reading of Steve Leach's response, it seems pretty clear that he doesn't think City Council should be addressing climate change or peak oil as such, but that good corporate management in itself will tend to produce improvements "as a matter of course".
He writes, "City Council shouldn't be trying to do anything to reduce emissions per se. This is a matter for the United Nations." Instead, he argues that the city should be trying to reduce its corporate energy use for general economic reasons, and that it should develop a mass transit system or area heating on the principle that market forces by themselves will not produce such services.
Simlarly, on the subject of peak oil, Leach writes that city council should do "nothing special" but that city council should be trying to reduce energy costs "as a matter of course" based on cost-benefit analysis of projected energy prices.
As for sprawl, Leach suggests city council does not have "the moral authority to dictate the way in which people live" - although he does go on to argue that people who choose to live in sprawl should pay the full market price for servicing their homes. That would be an improvement on today's situation, where every new suburban house actually increases the tax burden for the rest of the city.
Sean wrote, "I get the impression that he understands that we can't tackle climate change as it's own single problem. It is too huge."
We absolutely can tackle climate change. Climate change is ultimately nothing more than people producing greenhouse gases, and city council can do plenty to reduce the amount of greenhouse gas produced by people in Hamilton.
Raise the Hammer believes reducing greenhouse gas should be an explicit policy goal, whereas Mr. Leach takes the position that greenhouse gas reduction could be a by-product of sound fiscal management.
By seancb (registered) - website | Posted November 10, 2006 at 12:32:04
The problem is, knowledge of "climate change" is widespread, but the opinion that it is a real problem is not. People in this country are not being directly affected by climate change yet, so the typical human knee jerk reaction has not kicked in. Looking at our options for this election, we are going to have to accept whatever small changes we can, and ultimately, I think that the only way to look at these problems is at a personal level for now. It is too overwhelming and depressing if you spend all of your time looking at the big picture. Many governments and companies have learned that doing things efficiently saves energy, emissions, and ultimately, money (Interface for example http://www.interfacesustainability.com/)... Like it or not, money drives this society. Money is something that everyone uderstands. And arguing on a fiscal basis is probably the best way to reach everyone, including the ones who don't see (or don't want to see) the bigger picture.
By markwhittle (registered) - website | Posted November 10, 2006 at 14:31:13
For shame Ryan, I was one of only two ward seven candidates who bothered to respond with workable ideas and a good grasp of the ideal you espouse. Saying you play fair, but not actually doing it only proves your bias. At least you admitted Brian McHattie is who you personally support, but Raise the Hammer doesn't. Can you hear one hand clapping Ryan? I sure don't blame you after you took exception to the Androids "sanctioned hit" on your 'buddy' McHattie. He used a dull sword, just to be kind. Now that's respect considering the Droids past accomplishments for the Captains of Industry who run the joint. Seems Councillor McHattie has become like a pesky horse fly, just swat it off with one swish of the tail. What, not enough room to post the pitiful amount of responses to your second volley of left-leaning questions to the candidates.
Mark-Alan, always a pleasure. Perhaps you missed the related article with all the responses RTH received, including yours:
You can jump directly to your response here:
To summarize, you advocated:
As I wrote above about the responses we received: "these are all worthy actions, and should really have been no-brainers for the outgoing council, but the candidates are treating these issues as if a very slight adjustment here and a minor concession there are enough to respond to what the evidence suggests will be major global crises with the potential to cause massive economic and social upheavals."
I'd be interested to know why you think that's not a fair assessment.
By GOB (anonymous) | Posted November 10, 2006 at 15:57:46
Don't waste your time debating MAW, the chip on his shoulder is so big he can't see over it.
By steve leach (registered) | Posted November 11, 2006 at 17:13:48
The question of the appropriate role of the City of Hamilton in combating climate change is an interesting one.
Raise The Hammer believes reducing greenhouse gas emissions should be an explicit policy goal of the City of Hamilton.
I disagree and believe that this is a matter for superior levels of government and the United Nations.
My reasoning is simple: government responsibility for problems should be assumed by the government body best able to deal with them.
Focused action by the City of Hamilton to blindly pursue a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions per se may well result in a decreased standard of living for its citizens. For example, if the City banned oil furnaces in the City limits (which I assume would be within its jurisdiction) and demanded that higher-cost electricity be used for heating, it could add a cost to local businesses that might not be borne by Burlington businesses with which they compete, leading to Hamilton business closures.
In contrast, if the Federal government were to implement the same law nationwide, Hamilton and Burlington businesses would compete on an equal footing, and the Federal government (ignoring possible impacts on NAFTA and WTO involvement) could ensure that local businesses were not subject to unfair foreign competition, at least domestically, by banning imports of products from environmental "rogue" nations.
Yes, the City of Hamilton could act on its own, damn the consequences, and do its part for the world. However, if climate change is happening (as I believe), it likely still will, irrespective of any action on the part of the City of Hamilton, and if increased poverty to Hamiltonians has resulted, the City's actions in this event will not only have proven futile but will also have prejudiced the ability of its citizens to adapt to the new challenges associated with climate change.
I am not at all certain that the majority of Hamiltonians wish to risk this outcome. Indeed, many Hamiltonians who care for their families and friends would likely prefer that we increase emissions, damn the world, if it provides more present wealth, so as to enable them to better adapt their families to the problems that will flow from climate change that is beyond their control. I do not agree with this particular kind of thinking, but I am not prepared to hold my morals superior on this particular issue.
A sensible compromise between the "save the world, damn my family" and "save my family, damn the world" camps is for the City of Hamilton to simply do its best to promote and increase energy efficiency when and wherever it can. With better planning, we can facilitate better public transit, more pedestrian and bicycle routes and the potential for district heating, community geothermal projects and lake water cooling, all of which could vastly decrease our greenhouse gas emissions.
By doing this, we can both make the world a better place and better prepare ourselves and our families for what lies ahead, since energy efficiency means savings.
If it turned out that, in the process of turning Hamilton into a pedestrian-friendly, transit-friendly, energy-efficient community, we were so successful that we doubled the population of Hamilton and quadrupled its economic output but increased greenhouse gas emissions by 10%, I for one would be thrilled, not disappointed, notwithstanding that our emissions have increased, because I would know that, but for our actions as a community, that growth would likely have occurred elsewhere, in a much less responsible manner.
In short, I maintain my position that reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a goal for Canada and the world, not a goal for Hamilton, and I would encourage Hamiltonians to push for this goal in the appropriate forum: in the next Federal election, let's elect a government that cares about greenhouse gas emissions, that is prepared to lay out a sensible national plan for reductions and that will lobby for international trade sanctions against rogue greenhouse-gas emitting nations.
Dear Steve,
Thank you for sharing your analysis. I would like to respond to the following:
"Focused action by the City of Hamilton to blindly pursue a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions per se may well result in a decreased standard of living for its citizens. ... it could add a cost to local businesses that might not be borne by Burlington businesses with which they compete, leading to Hamilton business closures."
As a contrast to your scenario, look at the city of Portland OR, which decided in 1990 to make greenhouse gas reduction a major priority. They ripped up expressways, constructed light rail lines, established a firm urban boundary, planted 750,000 trees, installed bike lanes, and supported local food production and renewable energy production.
As a direct result, the city has enjoyed billions of dollars in new private investment, is on track to meeting its Kyoto obligations (6 percent below 1990 levels by 2010), and is widely regarded by its residents and outside observers alike as one of the most vibrant, livable cities in North America.
By jason (registered) | Posted November 12, 2006 at 22:42:41
my gosh....they ripped up expressways and did all that stuff and yet their economy continues to flourish! I thought the only way to build a successful city was to pave over ever piece of green with cardboard box homes and ugly warehouses trying to pass off as stores. Tsst, Portland. They need to come to Hamilton to see a real prosperous city. Long live the single occupancy vehicle SUV roaring past my front porch and pedestrian-free sidewalk.
By Frank (registered) | Posted November 14, 2006 at 10:16:40
I think Portland has the right idea. A balanced approach to climate change. One where light rail systems actually exist and work well. As a side note, I'd love to be able to bike to work, but has anyone discovered why the bike lanes on Barton disappear?
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I like taking my 2 yr old out for a milkshake and get my mum to look after baby boy! She loves mummy me time! I think she'll really appreciate it when shes a little older :)
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Thanks Yvette, Mummy time is a really great thing! I'm definitely going to include some more one-on-one time with each of my children-especially the girls as they often miss out. The weekend has helped us reconnect and I don't want to lose that!ReplyDelete
Thank you Laura, yes it wasn't just the kids having fun, I had fun too.....Even if the photos make me look like a fizzy drowned rat!!ReplyDelete
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"Thanks to the training I received at DI, I know I can accomplish anything."
When I was 18, I was diagnosed with severe clinical depression and social anxiety. I tried various treatments over the years, but nothing helped. I was unable to leave my house, suffering with panic attacks from even a short walk to the mailbox. My younger brothers were very understanding and would take turns caring for me. I was grateful, but as my dependency on my brothers grew, I felt even more worthless. I knew I needed help, but I didn't know what to do.
My life was in shambles when I spoke with my bishop. He referred me to an incredible counselor and encouraged me to begin the training program at Deseret Industries. Because of my condition, working was very difficult. Showing up for work was a major challenge, and I frequently called in sick or left early. Fortunately, I was assigned to an extraordinarily understanding job coach who was willing to work with me. Together we worked out a plan to improve my situation.
Success would take an enormous amount of effort. Luckily, I wasn't alone. I had the support of my family, my bishop, my ward, my counselor, my job coach, my development specialist, and a most amazing mentor. They were there to help me, and each went above and beyond to do so. It took patience and hard work, but I was able to stay for a full shift. Before long, I was able to stay for all of my shifts. The harder I worked, the more I improved. As a result, more opportunities opened up for me. Despite my rocky start, I eventually was promoted to be a lead, overseeing the clothing production team.
I am doing very well now. I am working in a bakery at a local supermarket and studying to earn a business degree. One day I would like to open my own bakery. Before I came to Deseret Industries, I truly believed none of this would ever have been possible. Thanks to the training I received at DI, I know I can accomplish anything. I will be forever grateful. I wanted a future, and now I know I can have one.
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So my main foci right now are getting into Rabbinical School and losing weight. A third focus would be to find a nice Jewish girl, but let's take this one step at a time here.


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Did you know that document scanning services can benefit your business? Sometimes called document imaging, it's the method used to capture a digital image of a paper document. Paper documents are converted into electronic images, all of which are searchable, making it an easy and convenient process. This has the potential to help your business in several ways, including saving time and money, so let's take a closer look at some of these benefits.
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Can you imagine searching through boxes and files looking for that one document that you're sure doesn't exist? It's frustrating, makes you angry and you're wasting time. Besides, you have other more pressing things to do. By scanning everything, access to files and documents is as easy as a click of a button. This saves money too. The search only takes a few seconds, while an employee looking for a document could take 2 hours. The business will have to pay the employee for the 2 extra hours.
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When patriarchy collides with feminism, the collateral sociological damage can be significant. The power struggle –as it concerns sexual perception and reality– has created certain colloquialistic compromises, if not sexual concessions. Indeed, these are lasciviously confusing, if not sex-o-phobic times in which we live. The result of which is often a politically correct –albeit incorrect– presumption of one's libidinous inclinations.
And as with any other form of political correctness, it comes at the expense of honesty.
As such, the travails of boob-men are many. Denounced by the estrogenic body politic as lecherous and insensitive, those among the Y-Chromosome masses who find themselves inexorably drawn to a disproportionate female facade are often painted with the same broad brush stroke as public masturbators. Depicted as social pariahs –incapable of emoting beyond an awkward grope or an insincere motivation– men who are wired to erect at the sight of a significant mammalian cantilever have had to deny the nature of their genetic predisposition, and pretend that a woman possessing a sensationally superfluous stack is of no more carnal interest than a can of tuna fish.
But we all know that is bullshit.
For in a purely social setting, the American male is permitted by the gynecological elite to acknowledge a beautiful pair of eyes, but not a formidable pair of projectile intumescences. It is socially acceptable for a man to approach a woman and comment on the way the moonlight glistens off of her hair, but not suggest an equal affection for the pleasant aesthetics of her preposterously prolific pontoons. What makes eyes or hair a more compliment-friendly body part than her squeezies? Does this strike no other as hypocritical, when everyone involved in this perfidiously interactive fiasco is painfully aware that it takes every ounce of self restraint a boob aficionado can summon to maintain eye contact?
In a world committed to truth, and sexual equality, the conversation should go more like this:
"Excuse me, I couldn't help but notice the gravity defying slope of that majestic rack you're so proudly displaying via the textile limitations of your sweater. I'd like to buy you a drink, and if the evening progresses thusly, it is my sincerest wish to have my face buried therein sometime in the near future. Although I would not be so bold as to suggest a proper time-table, I do so find your copious silhouette extraordinarily attractive. And should you be so inclined to not view me as a less than suitable candidate for your affections due to my candor, and would have preferred that I pretend not to have noticed the gigantic jumblies jostling under that woefully inadequate –albeit extremely revealing– top your wearing, I'd truly appreciate it. You see, it's not that gargantuan gazongas are the one and only qualification I'm seeking in a potential mate, however they are no less important than any other feature that one might find attractive in order to make initial contact. So if you'd rather acquiesce to the truth about the nature of my libido, as opposed to the pre-existing nonsense that says that I must pretend to not be who I am, well then what'll ya have"????
Yet for some inexplicable reason, the over sensitive sexualizing of the female breast has become ground zero for striking back at years of patriarchal subjugation. It's almost as if the gynic matriarchy has decided that "boobs as a no-ogle-zone" are proper retribution for centuries of male domination. Verboten mastoids as a means to strike back at men. And all it really accomplishes it to perpetuate the patriarchal, sexual double standard that most women hope to escape from in the first place.
But to make matters worse, women are often their own worst enemies where it concerns preserving the sexual double standard. Insofar as women "slut-shame" one another for having the audacity to indulge their sexual inclinations –as opposed to the bronze-age perception of chastity as a function of gender– many do the same with gals who posses overly endowed orbs. In what I can only assume to be sexual repression expressing itself as petty jealousy, a significant amount of women "boob-shame" their glandularly gifted sisters.
Even more hypocritical is when women make the distinction between nature and cosmetics. For when it comes to superficiality, it is only surgically enhanced spheroids that women denounce as something lewd. "Look at those fake tits on that bimbo, mine are natural" … as if one had to accomplish anything to grow them. Call me crazy, but I think that there is something to be said for a gal who plunks down a few grand and says "Gimme the big round ones from the top shelf." As opposed to someone whose heredity makes them D-cup predisposed.
But still, boob shaming –especially where it concerns an augmented anterior– is all too common. Where it applies to cosmetic enhancements, the pseudo- feminist boob-hypocrisy is staggering. Is that perfume? or are we to believe that you actually smell like flowers blooming in Spring? Is that make-up? Or are we under the mistaken impression that your eyelids are naturally blue? Is that a perm? Or are we to believe that your hair began to curl on its own last week? Oh, and nice roots, Morticia.
So truth be told, I love tits. The bigger the better. In particular, I enjoy a globular pair of cartoon proportioned volleyballs acquired in an afternoon of cosmetic surgery. And although mams of extraordinary magnitude are neither a deal breaker, or a singular qualification for a woman to posses for me to be sexually attracted to them… it sure as hell helps. A great ass, and the cognitive ability to form a valid opinion are important too. But for an afternoon of frolic, the funbags'll do.
Sorry, that's what turns me on. I have no control over it. And if feminists don't want to be viewed as "sexual objects", well that's just tough. We are all sexual beings. Perhaps we should stop telling one another what we are and are not allowed to find appealing. Maybe then the sexual double standard might begin to disappear.
Posted on November 9, 2013, in Recent Posts, Relationships/Sexuality, Socio/Political and tagged boobs, dating, feminists, globular, Morality, Relationships/Sexuality, Rich Woods, richwoodsblog, satire, sexual objects, sexuality, unlearntv. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Thanks Rich! Interesting read. I agree with your commentary.


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Stephen Beard: The crisis was caused by governments in the eurozone spending more money than they could afford. Chancellor Merkel today called for a new legally binding set of rules to control that spending. There would be close scrutiny of the national budgets by the European Commission in Brussels, and stiff fines for any country that broke the rules.
Yesterday, the head of the European Central Bank said the bank would intervene further to help the euro, if there were such moves towards closer fiscal union.
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Chancellor Merkel will discuss the planned budget reforms with the French president on Monday. They'll both present the plan to a crucial EU summit one week from today.
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