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Stephen L. Rock, 88, of Galesburg, IL, formerly of Ottumwa, died at 7:03 p.m. November 7, 2012 at Galesburg Cottage Hospital in Galesburg, IL.
He was born November 30, 1923 in Centerville, IA to Jack and Theresa Kauzlarich Rock. He married Kathryn M. Caywood on October 17, 1946 in Kirksville, MO. She preceded him in death on June 14, 2008.
A graduate of Centerville High School in 1942, he served his country during World War II in the 3rd Army Engineers. He was General Superintendent for Norris Construction Co. until his retirement in 1986. Stephen had been a resident of Ottumwa until 2011 when he moved to Galesburg, IL.
He was a member of Willard St. United Methodist Church and was an avid fisherman.
Surviving are two daughters, Carol (Bill) Garside of Galesburg, IL and Loretta Winchell of Hiawatha, IA; 8 grandchildren, Sarah Drumm (Jim) Fullerton of Springfield, IL, Christopher (Holly) Garside of Galesburg, IL, Brian (Patti) Winchell of California, Cindy (Edd) Porter and Janet Winchell both of Hiawatha, Angela (Jeff) Rehnke of Solon, Cynthia Mellin of Council Bluffs and K.J. (Dave) Dunn of Avon, IN; 20 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great-grandchildren; and a brother, Joe Rock of Marshalltown.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, David Rock; three brothers, Frank Kauzlarich, William Rock and Matthew Rock; three sisters, Mary Holbrook, Katie Fisher and Helen Archibald.
Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Reece Funeral Home with Rev. Leila Disburg officiating. Military services will be conducted by Walter B. Schafer Post #775 Veterans of Foreign Wars and O.B. Nelson Post #3 American Legion. Burial will be in Memorial Lawn Cemetery.
Visitation begins at 10 a.m. Sunday with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Memorials may be made to Willard St. United Methodist Church.

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A family graveside service will be held at Kvindherred Cemetery, rural Calamus. Chaplain Maj. Scott Fluegel will officiate. Full military honors by the United States Army, Eugene McManus American Legion Post 238 of DeWitt and the Patriot Guard will follow. Schultz Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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The following essay, accompanied by helpful charts, is by Charles Hugh Smith. I love to read about the world of finance, the economy, and money...because it's, in my opinion, so foundational to the world we live in now.
Money makes the world go 'round?
Not exactly. I believe love, the all-encompassing omniscient force for which all religions have a name, symbol, or description...be it God, Allah, Ra...or the Great Spirit...does, indeed, make the world, indeed, the entire cosmos or materium, go 'round.
So why does money hold such fascination? Well, because, money has a very checkered history, and a special place in the human psyche. We all need it. Well, almost all of us. I believe a woman name the Peace Pilgrim never used it as she walked accross America spreading her message while hitching rides and sleeping in guest rooms, on couches or park benches. I doubt Jesus needed it, in his final three years, at least. Buddha?
We are being told, by and large, right now...by main stream media outlets, that we are entering a "sustainable recovery." Housing seems to be rebounding, and, at least according to government statistics, employment is picking up.
I don't want to be a wet blanket, just a little tiny voice in the wilderness suggesting you look a little deeper.
Here's a good start, and I really hope this starts a lively discussion. My last post skewing our military involvement in Mali doesn't even have one pititful comment on it, and Robert's post has 18...some of them mine! I'm feeling very left out.
That's alright, I'll get over it. My womens' writing group meets at my house tonight, and I'll soon be drowning in essays and poems to sooth a battered blogger's breast.
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Bengali In Platforms - by Morrissey
No no no
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oh no no no no no
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For three months or more my colleagues and I have been totally immersed in readying ourselves for the rollout of iPads in an effort bring about a complete transformation to iPadegogy. Time has flown by as we've attempted to get our heads around what it will take to make iPadegogy in the ESL college classroom a success. Now that this exciting transformation is literally playing out right before our very eyes, there's no time to complain or look back at how simple, smooth, and easy teaching was on the whiteboard accompanied by a variety of web-based tools.
The days, weeks, and months ahead are going to be rough indeed. Students and faculty both are entering uncharted territory. There will be all manner of technical glitches. We've experienced this in the first week. It's important, however, to fight through these issues with the right attitude. There is no sense getting bent out of shape when the inevitable takes place. When the technology fails you, this is where your training as a teacher comes into play. It's important to have something to fall back on, whether it's a supplement to the lesson you are giving, or something you pull from that old bag of tricks when things went wrong in the pre-iPad classroom. With newly implemented technology, on any campus, it seems to me that there will be a period of growing pains for everyone involved. This applies to teachers and teaching/planning, students and learning, and of course the infrastructure that allows us to take advantage of the technology in the classroom.


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Gospel Hill Golf and Country Club
Address: 4415 Steimer Road, Erie, Pa
Phone: (814) 899-5700
Par: 70
Yardage: 5527 (White), 5299 (Red)
Website: www.gospelhillgolf.com
The Best:
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2. The contrast between the front and back nine
3. The Clubhouse
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5. Secluded from busy and loud roads
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1. Penn State Behrend
2. Sidelines Sports Bar and Grill
Players may not bring their own alcohol. Alcohol can be purchased at the clubhouse
I chose Gospel Hill Golf and Country Club for this week's Course Report. The course is tucked in between the houses of a small neighborhood. It stands out from all of the houses, which isn't a bad thing. The course has been in the area for over half a century and is important to the surrounding area.
Back in 1958, Ed Kerner realized the land he lived on was a perfect fit for a golf course. Kerner and his friend, Mike Brosman, stopped playing golf to build a course of their own. It took almost five years to complete the first nine holes of the course, and Gospel Hill finally opened in 1962.
I was told that Ed Kerner wasn't satisfied with a nine hole golf course; he wanted a full 18 holes. In 1964, Kerner was able to purchase enough land to house the back nine holes of the golf course. Two more years of hard work followed before Gospel Hill was completely finished.
Ed Kerner passed away in 1969, but his two daughters, Linda and Becky, continue to run Gospel Hill.
The way the course was created might explain why a few golfers at mentioned that the front nine and back nine are practically two different courses. The first nine holes are very short and narrow whereas the last nine are wide and long.
Both halves of the course present their own challenges. I remember experiencing the shift of the course structure when I last played at Gospel Hill. It was hard for me to get bored with the layout.
A good sized putting green sits next to the first tee so golfers can warm up before a round.
The owners have done a lot to ensure the golfers have whatever they might need while playing a round of golf. Benches can be found at every tee box and a drinking fountain can be found between the front and back nine. A few pop machines are located outside the clubhouse.
The spacious clubhouse has plenty of tables to sit at as well as a small pro shop, bar, and snack counter. The small TV in the corner was playing ESPN, combined with the wood paneling and outside deck gives the clubhouse a familiar feeling of home. The deck overlooks the ninth green, making it the perfect place to rest and watch some golf.
The clubhouse has a bar, so any outside alcohol is neither needed nor allowed.
While out at Gospel Hill, I noticed how close the golf course is to Penn State Behrend. It might be worth it for students to bring their golf clubs to school for the warmer months of the year. Other than Behrend, the area surrounding Gospel Hill doesn't have many attractions.
Gospel Hill has a few specials to take advantage of. For instance, Wednesday features a "buy one get one free" on green fees. The price of a round of golf is another thing to take advantage of. At $18 for a round, Gospel Hill literally costs one dollar per hole. More specials and other information can be found at the course's website (www.gospelhillgolf.com).


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Don't Poke at the Bear![1] is a unmarked quest in Fallout: New Vegas.
If the player has not allied with the NCR or done anything to decrease reputation with the NCR faction, the player may be randomly visited by three NCR Rangers. The Rangers give the player three days to begin an alliance or improve reputation with the NCR. If the player does not improve reputation after three days, the side quest Don't Tread on the Bear! will commence.
- If you are vilified by the NCR and then kill the ranger that gives you three days to live, you automatically get branded as a terrorist.
- The number of Rangers may vary - in one instance, the warning message may be delivered by no less than five rangers: one in power armor, two with patrol armor, and one veteran ranger.
- With Dead Money, Honest Hearts or Old World Blues installed, being level 35 or above may cause it to be a group of all veteran rangers in combat armor and power armor.
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Halie's recent experience includes representing Fortune 500 companies, art and antiques dealers, galleries, major fashion labels, and luxury goods manufacturers before numerous federal and state administrative agencies, including U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, U.S. Department of State, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security, and the Federal Trade Commission. She has developed a deep understanding of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regulations and requirements, the U.S. Endangered Species Act, the Convention for Trade in Endangered Species, and associated state wildlife laws and regulations related to the import, export, and sale of goods. She also has a particular interest in international trade law and policy related to the trade in antiquities and the protection of underwater cultural heritage.
Halie has performed due diligence for mergers and acquisitions with respect to international trade and customs issues and has represented clients in connection with trade sanction programs and export controls administered by the U.S. Department of State and the Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security. With a firm command of international trade laws and regulations, Halie assists clients with regulatory compliance and structuring of transactions to maximize value.
Halie earned her Bachelor's Degree from Brandeis University and her Juris Doctor from St. John's University School of Law, where she received the American Bar Association Award for Excellence in the Study of Intellectual Property and a CALI Award for Excellence in Legal Writing. She is admitted to practice in New York.


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[Editor's note: Arrest information is supplied by the Fairfield Police Department. It does not indicate convictions.]
A New Haven woman was arrested in court Tuesday in connection to a series of fraudulent returns made at department stores in New York and Connecticut, including the Marshall's in Fairfield.
According to police, Ronnisha Carney, 24, allegedly made fraudulent returns to Marshall's. An investigation was launched in June and found that Carney is reportedly part of a group of people that made 199 fraudulent returns in Connecticut and New York, totaling approximately $32,000, department spokesperson Sgt. Sue Lussier said.
Carney was originally arrested in connection to the fraudulent Marshall's returns on June 21, but she allegedly gave police a fake name. She was arrested again on Wednesday and charged with three counts of identity theft, three counts of criminal impersonation, and fourth-degree larceny. She was held in lieu of a $1,000 bond and is next scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 16.


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Abby Buitrago tallied 52 goals, led the entire state of California in points and guided her team to its first-ever Sac-Joaquin Section soccer championship.
LODI – Manteca's bats came to life during Monday night's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV final against Vista del Lago at Tony Zupo Field – but it wasn't until the fifth inning.
Allie Walljasper is batting 1.000 when it comes to the Valley Oak League's MVP honor.
Manteca (24-3) cruised past two Sierra Valley Conference opponents, while Vista del Lago (26-5) held off challengers from the Valley Oak League in the first two rounds of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs.
There's Joe Menzel, arms pointed to the sky, clutching the game ball.
Neil MacDannald isn't ready to name a starter for Monday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV championship.
TURLOCK - The Sierra boys track team won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV track and field championship Thursday at Warriors Stadium, but the Timberwolves accomplished the feat without winning a gold medal.
Times are set. Events have been scheduled. And trucks, trunks and RVs have been loaded down with coolers, swim bags and pop-up tents.
Go ahead, Lady Lancers, take a victory lap.
LODI – As soon as Andrew Schantz crushed a two-run homer in the top of the fourth inning Wednesday during the third and deciding game of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV best-of-three semifinal series, Vista del Lago's supporters reacted as if Schantz just hit a walk-off bomb.
From the time I was 6 years old rolling around in the mud behind the bleachers at my brother's football games I wanted to play football.
These make-or-break moments are often defined by big, imposing aces with even larger personalities, rocket arms and legitimate college and pro prospects.
LODI - Do not bet against Manteca with Jake Corn on the mound – or if you do, do not let Corn know about it.
TURLOCK - Manteca High teammates Carl Chandler and Marcus Montano were the top two seeded high jumpers going into Thursday's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV-V Trials at Cal State Stanislaus' Warrior Stadium.
One of the season's indelible moments is of Sierra's Sydnee Canales lacing a deep left-footed shot on goal to earn a draw at Oakdale.
Despite her disappointment, Loretta Kakala stuck around near the Cal State Stanislaus discus ring, watching closely as if taking mental notes of some of the more experienced competitors still alive in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV/V meet on May 20.


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urgent call for restaurant recommendations
i am doing a research project for someone. this person commutes from healdsburg, california (sonoma county) to palo alto, california. route: 101, thru sf on park presidio and 19th avenue, down the peninsula on 280, then onto the stanford campus.
he wants to find healthy, mostly vegetarian (tho he eats fish), ideally organic and locally sourced, restaurants that are convenient to his route. he likes all cuisines, but especially asian and mexican. the price of meals is not an issue. these restaurants just must be easy to get to(close to his route) and park at and the food must be excellent.
they can be anywhere along the route.
any ideas????
I confined my search to south of GGBR
Flea Street isn't too far off route, depending on how he gets to campus on the Palo Alto end.
Sunrise Deli at 22nd ave and Irving St, 3 blocks off route - known as some of the best falafel
Loving Hut, Irving and 7th - there are a lot of veg chinese places in that area, don't know them myself.
There are a lot of asian places at Noriega and 19th. Some of these specialize in noodles, and you can have a very pleasant noodles with extra veg meal, but you're likely to get meat broth or similar. I've almost never seen "locally sourced and organic". When people say "healthy" they often thing asian isn't healthy - a slander - your friend like asian, but ? Do these places fit the request?
West Portal is on that route. Clay Oven indian has a lot of vegetarian choices, although a place like that can be oily.
Market and Rye - local sustainable focus on salads, west portal (4 blocks off route), seems perfect
Lily's Creperie, 92 and 280, make yourself a custom veg crepe. I walked by it a few weeks ago, looks nice tasty fast, much beloved on yelp.
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re: Robert Lauriston
True, I missed that part of the request.
It's a strange request the more I look at it. Mexican, but top rank with locally sourced ingredients? Asian, but with locally sourced ingredients? It's like the GF said "stop eating those in n out and burritos on the way back from work" and BF said "I'm hungry, it's a long drive, there's nothing around" and GF said "I bet chowhound knows". Realistically, to eat out healthily, there needs to be a change in habits - and a discussion about whether "locally sourced" means healthy.
I hope I'm not projecting / making it all up.
Casual in Menlo Park...


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The SUNY Fredonia School of Music presents a faculty recital featuring cellist Natasha Farny on Saturday, Sept. 15 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 29 at 4 p.m. in Rosch Recital Hall on the SUNY Fredonia campus.
The September 15 performance of Early 20th-Century Parisian Chamber Music includes guest pianists William Wolfram and Gary Hammond, along with the Fredonia string faculty member David Colwell (violin) and David Rose (viola). The concert will include Debussy's Petite Suite for four-hand piano, Poulenc's Cello Sonata and the Faure Piano Quartet in C minor. There is no charge for this event.
On Saturday, September 29 at 4pm, the School of Music presents "Lady of Boston: Songs of Margaret Ruthven Lang," featuring The Fredonia Chamber Singers under the direction of Assistant Conductor Patrick Rose, tenor Donald George and pianist Lucy Mauro performing the songs of the late Romantic Boston composer Margaret Lang. The great grand-niece of Ms. Lang, Natasha Farny, will assist on the cello.
American cellist Natasha Farny has a versatile career as soloist and chamber musician. Her playing has been described as "technically quite impressive," imbued with "eloquence" (Sunday Post-Journal) and replete with "long lines of beauty and strength" (Buffalo News). A passionate performer, she has appeared as soloist with several orchestras including the Boston Symphony, the Buffalo Philharmonic, the Abilene Philharmonic, and the Greeley Symphony Orchestra, as well as regional orchestras in Fredonia and Orchard Park, NY and Erie, PA.
American pianist William Wolfram was a silver medalist at both the William Kapell and the Naumburg International Piano Competitions, a bronze medalist at the prestigious Tchaikovsky Piano Competition in Moscow and finalist in the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition.
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Eyewitness: Matter. DK CHILDREN;
1st American ed edition (September 15, 1999).
creators of the distinguished Eyewitness series have maintained the same
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Atoms and Molecules. E.D.C. Publishing
(January 1, 1993).
As a physical science teacher, I consider this book to be an awesome resource in my classroom. The easy to read text combined with the colorful illustrations makes this book a "must have." Atoms and molecules have never been easier to comprehend.
Mebane, Robert C. and Thomas R. Rybolt. Adventures With Atoms and Molecules: Chemistry Experiments for Young People (Adventures With Science , No 1). Enslow Publishers (September 1, 1998).
These 30 chemistry experiments have been carefully written to demonstrate the logic, simplicity and effectiveness of the scientific method. Each experiment is designed to answer a specific question which is clearly answered by following correct scientific procedure. All materials used can (truly) be purchased at a grocery store. Procedure for each experiment is fully explained in the text. Procedures calling for adult assistance are used five times; however, students needing help passing a weak electric current through solution may not need help slicing an apple or turning on an oven. Close observation is required to answer the questions asked about each experiment. Complete explanations of observations and results are followed by specific suggestions for modification of each experiment to further understanding of the principle being studied. These are simple experiments, accessible to even reluctant or intimidated science students. What this book lacks is excitement; if that is supplied by other students or adults, the book will be an excellent resource for at-home or in-school investigations. Dull, unimaginative computer-generated diagrams belie the integrity of the text. Allen Meyer, Vernon Area Public Library District, Prairie View, Ill. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Osborne, Louise, and
Deborah Hodge, The Ontario Science Centre, Adrienne Mason. Solids,
Liquids and Gases (Starting With Science).
Kids Can Press (March 1, 2000).
Using primary background colors and attractive, enthusiastic children as models, the format of this series is spacious and packs visual punch. Each book contains 13 experiments that are clearly explained in the full-color photographs and step-by-step directions. The texts are set in blocks that list the materials needed, the methodology, and an explanation of the principle shown. The properties of matter are explained using common experiments such as making ice cream. In general, safety precautions are indicated in the text or illustrated in the photographs. Expansions of each activity are included in an appendix.
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Where: 859 West L. St Benicia, Ca 94510
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Currently, Nashville has several monthly Art Crawl styled events including Art Crawls, Art tours, and Art walks. Most all of the Art Events are held the first week of every month.
First Saturday Art Crawl
On the first Saturday of very month, local art galleries throughout Downtown Nashville host receptions and art openings with most all offering free wine and other refreshments. As an added bonus, they also provide free shuttles between the galleries!
Art After Hours
Nashville's first monthly citywide art crawl offers a chance for art lovers to enjoy art after work at some of Nashville's best art galleries. This fun fun event takes place on the first Thursday of each month and it's Free too!
First Thursday ArtWalk
Presented by Downtown Clarksville Association, each ArtWalk event is normally held on the first Thursday of the month and highlights local artists at the many boutiques, restaurants & of course the Roxy in Downtown Clarksville Folks can enjoy local art on display in various venues.
Franklin Tour of the Arts
The downtown Franklin Tour of the Arts is 6-9 p.m. the first Friday of every month in and around downtown Franklin. The tour is free and there is a trolley operating on a loop with unlimited pick-up and drop-off service with a $5 wristband.
- 1st Thursday - First Thursday ArtWalk
- 1st Thursday - Art after Hours
- 1st Friday - Franklin Tour of the Arts
- 1st Saturday - Downtown Gallery Crawl
- Artrageous
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NORMAN — While the competition level will keep getting tougher, the No. 4 ranked Oklahoma wrestling team sure looked the part of a national contender Tuesday night, overwhelming Oklahoma City University 50-0 in their on-campus home opener at McCasland Field House.
And a season removed from a perfect record and a national championship, Kendric Maple's star still is shining bright for the Sooners, even if he won't be going undefeated this season.
Maple wrestled in one of the feature matches at the National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Star Classic in Virginia Saturday, facing a fellow defending national champion in Ohio State's Logan Steiber.
They battled back and forth and into overtime before Steiber claimed a 6-4 victory in the classic's 149-pound bout.
"He got me early, surprised me with a takedown, then I got a takedown in the second (period) and we ended up in overtime," said Maple, who is adjusting to a move up from 141 to 149 this season. "And shapewise, I just wasn't where I want to be yet, and he got me."
Tuesday was a different story, as Maple rolled to an 18-6 triumph over OCU's Ricky McCarty to start what he hopes is another long winning streak.
"I had a coach tell me, for every loss, you're just closer to your next victory," Maple said. "The last time I had lost was my sophomore year, and then I was able to go undefeated. So hopefully I'm getting started on another run."
That also applies to his Sooner team, for whom Tuesday's dual was never in doubt, as the Sooners scored bonus points in all but one match, including falls from Nick Lester at 141, Justin DeAngelis at 157, Travis Rutt at 197 and Ross Larson at heavyweight.
Jarrod Patterson and Cody Brewer scored back-to-back technical falls to start the night, and Derek Geiges added a third at 174.
The Stars will see better days wrestling in Division II, but on this night they managed only one takedown and had only three wrestlers make it the seven-minute duration of their matches.
Sooner senior transfer Andrew Howe made his debut in front of the home fans. Howe was a national champion in 2010 while wrestling for the University of Wisconsin and is coming back from a knee injury sustained at the 2012 Olympic trials.
Coach Mark Cody bumped Howe up a weight class to 184 Tuesday, and he was in total control, taking care of OCU freshman and Moore High product Derek Sivertsen, 22-8.
Howe also wrestled at the NWCA event, defeating reigning Big 10 champion Matt Brown of Penn State, 4-3. Patterson competed in the All-Star event as well, falling 6-1 in overtime to Cornell's Nahshon Garrett.
Maple said the early-season experience at that event will provide good momentum forward for himself and his teammates.
"It was definitely an honor to be selected, and it gave me a chance to find my strengths and weaknesses," he said. "Now I've got all year to keep improving."
As, too, does his team.
The Sooners are 2-0 in dual action after a win over the weekend against Shorter University at Southmoore High School. OU is back in action Saturday at the Brockport Classic in Brockport, N.Y., and return to Norman Nov. 17 for duals against Hofstra and Bucknell.
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Comment posted on Pilots concerned on wind farm generated air turbulence by Karl Hughes
Unless you wish to discuss our feathered aviators! and what happens when they are hit by a turbine blade…! warning this is pretty sad.
Karl Hughes also commented
- Tim rewind:this was the catalyst
Karl Hughes says:
July 2, 2012 at 7:04 pm
Agreed…but we also have to change in a sustainable manner…like you say, we are a small, in geographical terms, nation…and as such, we are far less able to absorb large physical changes (industrialisation) in the way we deploy instruments of change industrial wind power stations
Local up is the obvious answer…not state down…and definately not state sponsored commercialism down. This methodology has a proven track record in some developing nation,,,for example, many of the rural areas of Western Africa…even her in Scotland…
We can lead by example…but deployment of large scale industrial wind power stations is a plinian victory in the face of massive and ever increasing energy use and co2 release related to China, India and the US, etcetera…seriously, what do we gain except empty moral high ground, the destruction or damage of our own environment…for the sake of $$$$$$$$$$ in foreign pockets.
Is this so wrong ? We are leading the way in a reduced hydrocarbon use and thats admirable…and we can go back historically and say sorry we did not know an industrial revolution would kick off global warming and accelerated climate change…much the same as we can say sorry for slavery…it gives some close-out to historic events, but does not achieve anything if developing nations are not willing or unable to stop themselves doing the same
…it's cyclic driven by want rather than need.China and the US etc may not have been the big poluters in the past…but they are now, and they will be in the future…1.3billion Chinese are looking to have the same lifestyle as we have in the west…and why not…the big difference is they have already noted the cyclic elements of development = pollution
" between 1791 and 1831 the population of England and Wales grew at an unprecedented rate: from about 7.7 million to 13.2 million and it was to double again to around 25 million by the 1860s. The Scottish population grew much more slowly doubling from around 2 million to 4 million during the whole period from the 1780s to the 1860s." now put this into the contex of growing industrialisation in for example: China… http://www.ehs.org.uk/industrialrevolution/PH_index.htm
If the commercial giants of wind want to make a change…they should look further a field…and make a real change. Using Scotland as a Shop window is wrong for Scotland (and I refer in total only to commercial windustrial wind)
China is already doing it's own thing (state owned in entirety of course)…so why do folks feel we will lead the world by example…they already accept we messed up.
- Thanks Cpt Kirk, I rarely look at the site,…quite an insight and definately on par with the worst articles I have seen on such spoof websites…
Off for a cuppa. "beam me up Scotty renewables".
- "Another place, another argument with a Scottish anti-wind activist who wants to know how much CO2, on a global percentage basis, will be removed from the atmosphere if Scotland meets her 2020 targets"…
I simply can't let this go…you are the author of spurious mis-information on your website. Now this can either be down to your inability to accept an individual does not agree with commercial wind, and is yet at the same time able quite easily to actively supports community wind; to the point where he was actively involved in building a turbine…(come to Tiree, it's the large grey structure with 3 blades)…or a blatant lie brought about by your inability to tell the truth….
On this basis alone you have no credibility as a useful or indeed honest source of objective information.
If anything your website is totally counterproductive to the renewables cause.
The article you have written then continues to be riddled with mis-information that the ill informed could be fooled into actually thinking is objective fact. Is this the way you expect to be able to change the current problems we find the world in Webcraft…who are your mentors ? it certainly is not the renewables industry, they show far more intellect in their arguments.
In future and free of charge would you like to forward me such articles and I ensure you they will become objective/informative/ and above all truthful and indeed useful.
Your are also lacking a total for your cumulative emissions what happened to the other 28+%…oh, don't answer that…it's too blatantly obvious !
Take care
(edit: Scots Renewables/webcraft subsequently removed inflamatory references.)
- Thanks..saved me the trouble…note China V USA webcraft. QED
Aye webcraft…"excellent data" for the case against industrialisation of our "least damaged most natural places" I would say…
I suggest you print this out and place it above your laptop. Errr where is Scotlands co2 out-put…oh there it is… that misplaced pixel off out towards the Iceland !
As for historic data…excuse me but there seems to be something at odds here…are we not trying to reverse current trends to gat back to pastures once green… Webcraft ? or is the entire renewables campaign and search for alternative power sources wrong in your books…f
Anyhow there I go again wasting another nano-second..
off to pastures new , Take 2
- When does picking a fight equate to asking for an answer from a supporter of industrial wind power ?
"Scotland's overall global contribution to CO2 reduction will be a very small number as a percentage. It will however be disproportionately large compared to her population."
Yes I agree, out of scale in comparison with both it's land mass and population…the problem is even though we may meet our targets…the global CO2 emmissions still rise. As a further break down you might want to take other renewables out of the pot..and focus solely on wind…after all is this not what this discussion is about.
In regards to China…please get your facts right…they are the fastest growing producers of CO2 and are expected to over take the USA's emissions within a 10 year period. The USA will also continue to produce more CO2..(trends up in both cases)
"I don't intend to enter into a discussion with you about subsidies, except to say that most authorities agree that onshore wind will be competitive without subsidy by 2016. It seems strange to me that you and your fellow travellers want to scrap a new technology just before it becomes competitive."
It is not like industrial wind has just appeared ! go take a look at a time line. There we go…ZERO. and also you revert again to the economist spin of "competitive"…and have the gall to seperate onshore and offshore wind…they are the same industrial/commercial beast.
Please do not tell un-truths, it does nothing for your credibility…. I have never mentioned scrapping a new technology "wind" (not that wind is that new eh ) I have always and always will support community wind/renewables ventures…I suggest you re-read all of my posts..and note that common thread.
I will revisit the issue in 2016…I think you will find that this, if not before, will be the year in which the coffin nail will finally be driven home…
Time to move on to a new issue.
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- Anas Sarwar: on the indyref bus with Labour on the move
There is very little difference between any form of extremism and Facism…
The Kurds will get their nation…they have heaps of Oil…more on the way.
Iraq can't manage them, Syria has basically said …yes go ahead…the Tiurks will allow a pipeline and charge them to export…whatsmore is they are opening their arm's to displaced persons..whatever their cultural background.
By all accounts Kurdistan is quite a different place, the people are organized and determined…well armed…the terrain is mountainous…vegetated ( green even) and has plenty of water…I sincerely wish them well.
Anyhow…I need to switch off and watch something a bit happier before I sleep…Monty Python and the Life of Brian methinks….then dream about Family and Tiree… we are blessed to live where we live…truely blessed.
- Anas Sarwar: on the indyref bus with Labour on the move
You right Richard…I would be interested to know who you think the major two players are…for myself, Iran aka China…Saudia aka USA…two different branches of Islam…two different empires, one on the rise one on the wane..
Seriously in the middle east Israel/ Palestine is a bit of a side show…a catalyst but not the main event…the Shia/ Sunni war here on the brew in Iraq will be the big one.
The lines on the map are been re-written…from my perception of things here we are firstly seeing a religious war…but on the back of this is Oil and also not so far down the road water…it would be wrong to think that oil is the driver of this discontent, its simply a means to an end.
And lets throw one other firework into the mix..social networking, instant communication, or if you prefer, instant misinformation…the new hearts and mind tool.
"We are heading towards the end of the holy month of Ramadan and eidh follows…the weather starts to cool in September…the proverbial will start hitting the fan in the next 6 months" basically the words of a work friend who I called in Bagdad today…an Iraqi Shia, whom I respect and call a dear friend…he also told me he plans to move his family to Basrah…there is a food shortage in Baghdad…not because of the trouble up north…but because there are around 1 million new Shia who have moved to fight if ISIS try to attack Bagdhad in force..70% of the 7.5 million population of Baghdad is Shia…and who is arming the Shia…Iran…and who is arming Sunii..Saudia in general…
Hayder told me on the phone that Bagdhad was quiet…only a few bombs this week ( what a way to live ) Hayder also provided me with a VPN for next time the social media gets shut down…LOL…he's a star…
Anyhow, its all messed up…!
Icing on the cake:http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-28408926
- Anas Sarwar: on the indyref bus with Labour on the move
Palestine is a ghetto…not unlike Wasaw in 1940 (?) unfortunatelly, poverty supresses education and free thought is lost. We an others created this problem in 47 (?) we suffered from mass guilt over the treatment of jews in the camps…sponsored and still sponsor ( US especially ) a displaced nomadic people in a land we took them back to called Israel…just happened there was already a nomadic people there…the palestinians.
I dare say I would strike out at Israel if I was in Gaza…but I cannot put myself in that mind set…I live on another planet…and I come from a differnt culture…I was not taught from birth to hate Israel, neither were my parents or their parents… the only way to move forward is a two state solution, it has to be a two way peace..education and the end of radicalisation of children…the chances of that given the evolving stage that islam is going through in some quarters is very, slim…education takes investment…maybe if we ( the west) invested the same in Palestine as we do in Israel…peace would find a way (?)
In regards to ISIS here in Iraq…well the extreme elements of sunni militants all went off for jihad in Syria once the US pulled out of here nearly 3 years ago…jumped on the media invented " arab spring" and entered the urban battle fields of Syria…Assad warned of the concequences ( did he not)…anyways, We know what the outcome of a sunni uprising was in Syria…strange it does not get more than a line in a news paper nowadays, yet thousands are dead, millions displaced….ISIS and all of there spin offs are been chased out of Syria…and are now up north and N west of Iraq….killing shia, killing christians…killing moderate sunni.
The majority of the Iraqi army ran off…why ? because they are underpaid and sunni.
The militia ( tribes) run Bagdad and everything south…Shia, 25 million of them, they are the army in Shia Iraq…
Going deeper the water is now finding its own level once again…Back to the days prior to Laurence of Arabia, Gertrude Bell…and Churchills WW1second choice second front ( after Gallipolli) back to the Shia/ sunni / kurd caliphate….back even beyond the Ottoman….Libya is going back to its tribal areas too… as are so many Islamic areas.
We drew all the lines on the map way back when without thinking about the social and cultural implications…our near ancestors have a lot to answer for.
Anyways…back to Gaza…whats going on is terrible…but its far more complex than a few missles…you can't have a one way peace…it has to be a two way peace. I hope for change…but cannot see change…. the planet is going bonkers.
- Darling launching pro-union Tourism Together on Loch Lomond this morning
Well John…extremist actions based on some sort of bastardisation or weird misinterpretation of any religion does nobody any favours…QED
World arm trade is I am affraid outside of my remit…
As for 3 day week…LOL…doubt I will ever be around to see that….
- Anas Sarwar: on the indyref bus with Labour on the move
Errrr? what on earth could be construde as been a reason is beyond me…they are not even targeted at anything other than towns and kibutzz. Hamas ramped up the problem…baited the bull etc…
If criminal acts are a reason to launch rockets at another country…then we best build shelters now.
Just check what is happening to the scum that killed the Israeli lads…and what is happening to the scum that killed the Palestinian lad…one is based on law, the other is based on war !
Normal humans do not launch rockets into a country because of a criminal act caused by a few criminals.
I like everybody else feel Israels is going OTT…but when do they not ? surely by now the Islamic extremists know the reaction that will happen ? their innocents will be caught in the cross fire….do they really care ? the extremists do not care…
Anyhow…we agree the reaction is as ever OTT…what would be an acceptable reaction ? beats me. The world is not such a nice place at the moment…and I cant see it getting any better can you ?
Anyhow…this blog isn't large enough to go into the history of conflict between these two peoples…the cultural differences, religious and otherwise…the socio economics caused by politicians to suppress and manipulate the masses….
Only option is a two state option…until then ( don't hold your breath) the death of innocents will continue…poor people.
Hammas are the scum of the earth…like you say…they are happy to be martyrs…and happy to take innocents with them.
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On March 25, 1965, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. led 25,000 marchers to the state capitol in Montgomery, Ala., to protest the denial of voting rights to blacks.
On this date
In 1306, Robert the Bruce was crowned the King of Scots.
In 1634, English colonists sent by Lord Baltimore arrived in present-day Maryland.
In 1776, Gen. George Washington, commander of the Continental Army, was awarded the first Congressional Gold Medal by the Continental Congress.
In 1865, during the Civil War, Confederate forces attacked Fort Stedman in Virginia but were forced to withdraw because of counterattacking Union troops.
In 1894, Jacob S. Coxey began leading an "army" of unemployed from Massillon, Ohio, to Washington D.C., to demand help from the federal government.
In 1911, 146 people, mostly young female immigrants, were killed when fire broke out at the Triangle Shirtwaist Co. in New York.
In 1947, a coal mine explosion in Centralia, Ill., claimed 111 lives.
In 1957, the Treaty of Rome established the European Economic Community.
In 1963, private pilot Ralph Flores and his 21-year-old passenger, Helen Klaben, were rescued after being stranded for seven weeks in brutally cold conditions in the Yukon after their plane crashed.
In 1975, King Faisal of Saudi Arabia was shot to death by a nephew with a history of mental illness.
In 1988, in New York City's so-called "Preppie Killer" case, Robert Chambers Jr. pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the death of 18-year-old Jennifer Levin. (Chambers received a sentence of 5 to 15 years in prison; he was released in 2003.)
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Machine safety and asset management
Aren't these two terms, machine safety and asset management, in opposition to each other? If so, then what the devil is meant by this title? Four steps can help those with responsibilities in both areas: Here's how.
Aren't these two terms, machine safety and asset management, in opposition to each other? If so, then what the devil is meant by this title? There's a four-step plan below that's critically important for those with responsibilities in each area.
Asset Management usually is in reference to understanding values, strategies, and methodologies for overall effectiveness of capital (investments, machinery, inventories, etc.). Machine Safety usually is all about the number one company asset – employees – and how to keep them safe as required by OSHA, regulations, company safety policies, common sense, and so forth. Rarely do the proponents of "Asset Management" ever talk about a company's number one asset – the employee. I'm about to change that!
When I look at Asset Management from the Machine Safety side of the enterprise I see all assets of the enterprise. The first asset I see is the employee and then I see plant and equipment, inventories, conveying systems, shipping and receiving facilities, packaging, document storage, catwalks, pits, chemicals, employee parking, material handling, electrical supply, safety policy, safety awareness, and the list goes on………….
Inside of that I see hazards, guards, and mitigation solutions that leave various levels of residual risk to some hazard. It occurs to me that everything I've just raised has an impact on the overall effectiveness of capital and therefore, Asset Management. What is it that I see from the machine safety side of the enterprise that doesn't have an impact on the bottom line?
I say – NOTHING!
So, if that's the case, doesn't it make sense that we machine safety inclined folks help raise the flag that there's a significant new chapter that needs to be addressed by the Asset Management proponents? Isn't it true that injuries and hazards have a direct impact on machine uptime? How about the cost of temporary employees covering an injured worker? And, if productivity goes down doesn't the manufactured cost of inventories increase? Let's not also overlook certain cost ratios of Asset Management such as; warranty, on-time delivery, or customer retention. Each of these examples are potentially impacted by machine uptime and, therefore, a company's number one asset – the employee.
As I view the enterprise there is an absolute strategic relationship between Machine Safety and Asset Management. The development and sustainability of a company's competitive advantage is at stake in this rapidly changing global world in which we compete today. It's my opinion that we must include Machine Safety as a core aspect of Asset Management for the march toward your strategic objectives. I view this as a four step plan:
1. Understand your situation – this involves risk assessments, metrics, key performance indicators (KPI's), tracking systems, etc.
2. Locate and identify hazards and performance gaps – this involves hazard analysis, awareness gaps (technology, regulations, policy, injury rates, lost-time accidents, etc.) and KPI's that allow you to know where you are relative to strategic objectives.
3. Correct the problems – this involves establishing mitigation plans to close the gaps and reduce the hazards documenting the path forward for its related contribution to the strategic objectives and Asset Management.
4. Long-term health – the fourth step is critical to establishing a culture for continuous improvement. You need to build a cache of knowledge about machine performance for each machine in the enterprise in order to determine how to use that machine for your competitive advantage.
This is my plan for the Machine Safety chapter of Asset Management. Companies can become more cost efficient and at the same time improve yields, productivity, and safety compliance.
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The annual multi-city quiz contest by The Hindu Young World is back in its ninth edition, and will be rolled out on October 15 from Chennai, to the All India Final in Visakhapatnam on November 13. Billed as "the most eagerly looked forward to event" for schoolchildren, the annual quiz attracts talented young minds from all over the country, will be conducted at 13 centres with questions from varied topics such as epics, history, films, music, science etc.
The Young World quiz will be conducted at the following Centres: Chennai, Puducherry, Madurai, Coimbatore, Tiruchi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Kozhikode, Mangalore, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam. There are three prizes at the regional level and three at the All India Final.
The schools should complete their entries and send them to the local regional office of The Hindu within the specified dates.
The contest is open this year for students from classes six to nine. Any two students from the same school can form a team and each school can send in a maximum of three teams, using the Entry Cards sent to them.
The Hindu will meet the cost of the travel, boarding, and lodging of the teams and for one accompanying parent or teacher from the other centres for the national Semi-Finals and Final in Visakhapatnam.
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The Arc'teryx Men's Atom hoody is easily the most owned jacket here at Moosejaw. With good reason (and not just the fact that it's made of tons and tons of atoms). The Atom SV is a durable mid-layer that can function as an outer layer. Featuring Coreloft™ synthetic insulation in the torso, arms and hood, and tricot side panels and underams, this cold weather jacket offers ample warmth while minimizing bulk and maximizing mobility, all in a lightweight package. So wear it around the city, wear it up the trail, wear it on the mountain tops; you'll be happy you brought it. All my coworkers sure are (you can tell by the way they constantly chest bump each other).
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- Light, durable and wind resistant face fabric withstands abrasion and wear while DWR finish repels moisture
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Barren County High School student Mattie Bruton won first place in the composition category of the academic team state Governor's Cup competition in Louisville this weekend.
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This is the best value for money hostel we have ever stayed!
The hostel is excellent in all aspects. The beautifully designed hotel imbibed a feeling of a home-away-from-home atmosphere for us. The rooms are beautiful, clean and comfy. Breakfast was good. But what impressed us the most was the attitude and personality of the hotel staff. They were wonderful, friendly, courteous, and very helpful in attending to all our needs and to the tenants in general. They spoke very good English too. We had a blast from the day long tour the arranged for us with our Tuktuk driver, Mr. Long, and is now planning to visit Siem Reap again because of the wonderful experience we had! We would definitely, definitely stay here again and likewise would recommend this hotel to anyone who will be visiting Siem Reap! You won't regret it! :-)
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