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Podcast Episode #16 – Unschooling, Discovering No Differences Between Living & Learning
December 30th, 2010
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Liberti is "liberty", for freedom.
Liberty for liberation. Liberty a state of being free.
It is the essence of who I am, and that's not a coincidence. I consciously choose that name and it was my 40th birthday present to myself. Little did I know that just 2 years later, we'd be making a lifestyle choice where we had the opportunity to fully experience liberty and freedom as the driving force in our lives.
Webster dictionary defines liberty as:
Liberty is in essence the state of being free from what? Slavery, oppression, control. I look at how these concepts do not apply to our lives anymore and specifically look at the paradigm of thinking we've stepped beyond.
The world is the way it is, because education is the way it is. Is there freedom in that paradigm? I recently watched a TED talk that got me thinking:
Dr. Ron Glasberg discusses "Learning for Liberty" at TEDxYYC 2011.
Education determines the way people relate to the world. I've seen the effects of 'modern education' in developing countries, and this influence has created a culture of capitalism, consumerism, greed and brand name associations, among other things. Knowledge drives relationships, based on axis of understanding. Education defines that paradigm.
Reform education, you will reform the world. Brilliant!
Lainie and her son Miro are living a location independent lifestyle, slow traveling around the globe and living in the present moment. Lainie writes about staying inspired, participating as a global citizen, volunteering, unschooling & natural learning. Lainie and Miro are both following their interests on the road, as the planet has been transformed into their classroom. Often you will hear Lainie say "we are blessed to be accidental world schoolers" and has become and an advocate for "life learning" at any age. Lainie & Miro have taken this philosophy to heart and are producing a series of family & teen oriented retreats in called Project World School.
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|Bills mum whether Losman will reclaim starting job from rookie
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``I shouldn't say it's frustrating. It's more of, you're used to it,'' Losman said Wednesday after practicing with the Buffalo Bills for the first time since spraining his left knee against New England three weeks ago. ``I have to prepare myself like I'm starting. I do feel that way, and we'll just see how it goes.''
Losman said his knee feels fine and he should be ready once the Bills (1-4) return from their bye week to host Baltimore on Oct. 21.
But the question is whether he'll be given an opportunity to reclaim the job after rookie Trent Edwards was effective in going 1-1 in two starts, providing a semblance of rhythm to a sputtering offense.
Coach Dick Jauron wants to see how Losman performs in practice. And it didn't matter to Jauron that receiver Lee Evans publicly backed Losman a day earlier.
``I read that,'' Jauron said. ``That's Lee's opinion. He's got a right to his opinion.''
Losman said he's prepared for whatever the Bills decide.
``I just have to deal with whatever situation I'm dealt with. I'm ready to handle that situation as positively as I can,'' Losman said. ``Trust me, I am because I have made a commitment to these teammates, to my friends, that I will be here for them throughout the whole season.''
Losman shrugged off a question about whether it was fair to lose the job due to injury.
``Oh, I don't know. We'll deal with that when the time comes,'' he said. ``Regardless of what happens, I'm always going to have my feelings on it.''
And not much has changed since Losman, the second of Buffalo's two 2004 first-round draft picks, was awarded the No. 1 job in February 2005, a move that led to Drew Bledsoe's departure.
Since then, Losman twice lost the starting job to journeyman Kelly Holcomb in 2005 and, last year, was forced to win a three-way competition in training camp to reclaim the role.
Losman finally appeared on the right track after playing every snap last season. He became the first Bills quarterback to pass for 3,000 yards since Bledsoe in 2002 and helped Buffalo to a 7-9 finish by winning five of its last nine games.
But questions surfaced again when the Bills opened this season with two losses, a stretch in which Losman went 29-of-46 for 251 yards and the offense produced 10 points and a meager 407 yards.
It didn't help Losman's case when Edwards led the Bills to a 17-14 win over the Jets in his first start. The rookie third-round draft pick went 22-of-28 for 234 yards and the offense produced a season-best 304 yards, 19 first downs and 17 points.
Edwards was inconsistent in a 25-24 loss to Dallas on Monday night, but he still produced 176 yards passing and 229 yards offense - both more than the Bills mustered in either of Losman's starts this season.
Jim Kelly, the Bills' Hall of Fame quarterback, gave Edwards an `A' grade for his first start.
``This was a big stepping point for the Bills and for Trent,'' Kelly said earlier this week. ``Of course that puts more pressure on J.P. now.''
On Wednesday, Evans reiterated his belief that Losman deserves a second chance.
``Yeah, it's more principle than anything. I'm not taking anything away from Trent,'' Evans said. ``But J.P. has done a lot to earn his starting position. ... He deserves it. And I don't think it would be warranted to leave him on the bench for the whole season.''


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Israel may be famous for a lot of things, but homemade beer is not one them. That's where The Dancing Camel Brewery comes in. Established over six years ago, it became the first microbrewery in Tel Aviv and Israel and later opened a pub on site serving all of their beers on tap.What makes Dancing Camel different from many other Tel Aviv bars is the personal touch and homely atmosphere that has been created by the intimate nature of the business. Beermaster David Cohen, who hails from the US, is passionate about his beers and was set on bringing over his knowledge of beers to Israel after making aliya.Based on the success of the original brewery in the center of Tel Aviv just off Hamasger Street, the company recently opened a new pub in Florentin, which offers all of their homemade beers as well as guest beers from other local microbreweries.As with most Florentin bars, Dancing Camel is small and intimate. The wood furniture adds a homely vibe to the otherwise quite empty space which is nestled in with other neighborhood bars. Cohen's top bartender and all-round beer expert Morgan Winter puts customers at ease and insists on treating each person that walks through the door as if they were at her home. Her knowledge of the house beers is remarkable and she's happy to explain the beers in detail with every customer.Morgan takes her job seriously and looks forward to going to work each day to put a smile on people's faces. Even the late hours don't faze her and she describes herself as a creature of the night who operates best in the early hours of the morning. When she's not making sure the locals are stocked up on beer, Morgan can be found hip hop dancing or keeping up to date with what's new on the music scene. How did you get into bartending?I've been working for Dancing Camel for about five years now. I started working at the Brewery and that's where I learned all about the beer. Where did you learn to the trade?I learned most of what I know on the job. I think that people can learn a lot by doing a bartender course but I personally didn't and I'm glad I didn't. I picked up most of the skills by watching other people in action and asking how to do it until I got it right.What's the craziest night you have ever had?This year we had a party before Pessah to get rid of all the hametz. The place was just heaving and the atmosphere was electric. It was all you can drink beer so things got quite interesting by the end of the night. Who would be your dream customer?I think either Jim Morrison or Jimmy Hendricks.Why?They both seem as if they would be really cool people and they also both liked to drink a lot. What would you serve them?It would have to be single malt whiskey, definitely without ice.What is your favorite drink to make?Well seeing as it's our specialty I would have to say beer. Out of all the beers that we stock here I like to serve the American Pale Ale because it has a subtle yet distinctive taste that most people like.What is your least favorite drink to make?I don't really have a least favorite drink but if I had to choose then I would have to say either coke or water. I don't like it when people come into a bar and order soft drinks. You could stay at home for that.What is the best tip you've ever received?NIS 250 from a very generous guy. What is the best part of the job?I get to speak to all different kinds of people and I have the opportunity to make their night a success rather than a failure. Dancing Camel is known to be a gay-friendly bar. What makes it gay friendly?We don't actually consciously do anything special. We just accept everyone for who they are. A few of us that work here are gay so maybe that's what makes us gay friendly. We also had a huge party for Gay Pride with a popular local drag queen. Any tips for those looking to be a bar tender?You need to be a people person and know how to make people feel comfortable. There are things you can teach someone but there are certain qualities that just have to come naturally. Vital 10, Tel Aviv7 p.m. till last customerPhone: (03) 518-5870 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Tonight on GeekNights, we have a review of Silver Spoon. It's an eminently pleasant anime that lives up almost exactly to our pre-viewing "review" at Anime Boston earlier this year. But first, Rym recounts the horrible food poisoning he got from Hunter Mountain, we talk a bit about the Anime News Nina kickstarter, and remind you that the My Little Pony comics are pretty great.
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GREATER AKRON — Schoolchildren may love it when school is canceled due to bad weather, but they may not be too happy now that many local districts have exceeded the five-day limit set by the state.
The result is that several Akron area districts are faced with extending their school year into summer or holding classes on days that were scheduled off — unless Ohio Gov. John Kasich is successful in getting the Ohio General Assembly to increase the number of calamity days allowed this year due to the extreme weather.
Kasich, in a press release issued Jan. 27, urged the Ohio General Assembly and Ohio Department of Education to work together on legislation providing a one-time increase in the number of days that public schools can take off for inclement weather. That effort comes as a change in Ohio law effective in the next school year replaces the minimum number of days in a school year with a minimum number of hours and eliminates the five calamity days.
At this point, districts are moving forward on plans to make up the days in excess of five they have called off due to this season's harsh weather, which saw temperatures and wind chills below 0 degrees.
In the Akron Public School District, Jan. 28 was the sixth day of canceled school, meaning the district will have to start making up days at the end of the school year, according to Debra Foulk, executive director of business affairs. And one school, Bridges Learning Center, which had an additional day off due to another issue, will have to make up one more day than the rest of the district at this point, she added.
"The board has already approved the 2013-14 year and those makeup days," Foulk said. "Our first set starts in June, and once we run out of those, we go into spring break."
Because school also was canceled Jan. 29, at this point APS students will be required to attend classes on June 6 and 9, with Bridges students attending June 10, as well.
In Woodridge Local Schools, Superintendent Walter Davis said the district hit its fifth calamity day Jan. 28. The district used its sixth day Jan. 29, which means students will have school April 21, the day after Easter, which was originally planned as a holiday. Any additional days that need to be made up will be added to the end of the school year, on June 6, 9 and 10, according to the district's calendar.
Revere Local Schools Superintendent Randy Boroff said that district used its third day Jan. 28. The district had an already planned in-service day Jan. 27, when many districts called off for the day, and officials held school as scheduled Jan. 24, also a day that many Akron area districts were closed.
Should Revere have to make up days, the approved calendar sets its first make-up day as Feb. 17, which is Presidents' Day.
"We did that purposely, noting that standardized tests are in March and May, so we wanted to have as much time as possible," Boroff said.
As for other districts, Highland Local Schools canceled classes Jan. 28 and 29, which meant it had used six calamity days. According to a statement issued by the district, to make up the sixth day, the district's calendar now calls for school to be in session there on May 30, which was to be students' first day of summer vacation.
According to the Norton City Schools' calendar, calamity days used in excess of five will be made up at the end of the school year, starting June 6. Superintendent David Dunn said the district reached its fifth calamity day Jan. 28. A sixth day was added when schools in the district were closed Jan. 29.
In the Copley-Fairlawn City School District, calamity days in excess of five are made up at the conclusion of the school year, with June 5, 6 and 9 scheduled on the district's calendar. A message left for Superintendent Brian Poe was not returned by presstime.
Next year, the issue of using up days may not be as much of a concern, several district officials said. House Bill 59 changes the minimum school year from 182 days to 910 hours for all-day kindergarten and grades one through six, and 1,001 hours for grades seven through 12. School districts will be permitted to count any time over the minimum hour requirement toward missed time due to canceled school.
Woodridge's Davis said when that district started looking at its calendar and converting instruction time to hours instead of days, officials found that the district is well above the required number of hours.
"Currently, we're in school 164 more hours than required," Davis said. "So if you have a calamity day, there's a lot of room."
He said if a district does have to add to the number of hours because of many canceled days, the state will allow districts flexibility in how they do that. Hours can be added on by the day or as an additional day tacked on to the calendar, if needed.
The catch, he said, is that employee union contracts specify the length of the school day, so it may not be possible to simply add on to a school day.
In addition, APS' Foulk said when districts have to provide busing to private and charter school students, the option to add on to the school days isn't possible because of bus schedules.
Regardless of how things shake out this year, district officials said the decision to cancel school is not one that is made lightly.
"No. 1 is the safety of everybody," Boroff said. "Usually that equates to road conditions, but this year we get the added bonus of wind chill. We don't have a lot of walkers, if any, but waiting at a bus stop and walking in a parking lot, if you stand out there too long today, you're going to feel it. Child care issues are something we are concerned with. To just at the last minute call off school puts a huge amount of stress on a family. Buses — we make sure they are ready to roll. And also the safety of our staff, getting in. All of that happens and all that discussion occurs in about an hour."
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Also I have a mini fridge that I was going to make into a kegerator but never got around to. I dont think it is big enough to use as a full kegerator but you could make one of those cooler boxes where you extend it and insulate with pink foam. Or you could do something else with it I really dont care.
The fridge does run and it does get cold. Im north of boston in everett. The price is right so help your self.
I'd take the fridge if I live anywhere close to there, very cool of you to offer that and the bottles
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I sent you PM on the bottles
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Well, we'll have to agree to disagree. I don't use any chemicals agains aphids or other pests apart form wildlife friendly pellets for slugs and snails.
Soapy water is indiscriminate and bad for beneficial insects such as hoverflies and ladybirds which will eat thousands of aphids and maintain a balance if left alone. I feed the birds all year and the parents hoover up aphids and caterpillars to feed their young in the nest. More natural balance.
Montana will get too big for a small shed. You'll need to provide a support such as netting, trellis or wires to support a climber as they can't cling to a plastic shed but you could then go for an evergreen variegated ivy which will give year round interest and flower eventually when it's mature enough - important food for insects and birds at a difficult time of year.
There are evergreen clems too which will look better than montana in winter - cirhhosa and armandii varieties are good. There's also honeysuckle to consider - Lonicera × brownii 'Dropmore Scarlet' is semi evergreen. Lonicera sempervirens is evergreen. Both will tolerate partial shade so, as long as your north facing shed isn't in too dark a corner, might be worth trying. They are good hosts for beneficial insects and provide nectar for butterflies.
celandine? invasive weed but there are some forms that aren't so bad and are a bit more decorative.
I suspect it may be a hardy hibiscus so will take another year or two to start flowering. They can be very late to come into leaf after winter - often late May early June for mine - so don't panic if they leaf up late.
I retuned from hols once to find my two blueberries in pots had gone all crispy after inadequate watering by a neighbour.
I soaked the pots very thoroughly and then gave a liquid feed of sequestered iron and food for ericaceous plants. Both recovered but I had to cut out lots of stems taht were too crsipy to revive. I then dug large holes in my veggie plot, filled them with ericaceous compost and planted them in teh ground so they didn't get the same problem again. We have hard water and alkaline to neutral soil so they're better off in the ground with rain water.
Blueberries are woodland edge plants so those in pots won't like a full sun, south facing position as they can get their roots deep down to cool soil. Move them to somewhere where they don't get midday sun and keep them moist but not drowning.
The picture is too small to see the leaves clearly. Can you do a close up of a couple of leaves please? Are they cuttings, or from seed?
Better to use water retentive granules mixed into the compost from teh start and then water generously in the evening so they can soak up the excess and release it by day. In very hot or windy spells, water again early morning before going to work or doing other jobs.
Most hanging basket plants are half hardy and aren't going to enjoy being doused with ice cubes although they're better than nothing.
Try smearing the post with essential oil of cloves, available from pharmacies and health shops. They can't stand the smell and won't climb up any more.
When Possum was small a friend gave her a toy insect examining thing. Catch insect, put it in container and then view it down a mini microscope. That would be easy to use for him and more inter active.
You could also consider a set of child size tools - trowel, hand fork, watering can.
40cm square is not a lot of compost to keep 2 hungry clems going. You'll need to stay on top of feeding and watering to keep them healthy and not crowd them with too many bulbs. I'd be tempted just to stick with a single, well clipped euonymous to provide interest and disguise their bare legs and avoid giving too much competition for water and nutrients.


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I know, it's not a debate! At least I hope it isn't.
I am just very excited and I know my fellow moms will understand. We are celebrating our 10th anniversary on September 2nd and tonight at 10:50 p.m. we fly to Amsterdam! My dad gave us the trip as a gift. The kids are not joining us. . .just Wednesday through Sunday for the two of us in one of our favorite cities in the world.
We are staying in a lovely hotel on the canal, our room has a canal view, we stayed in this hotel many years ago when we were still in our crazy falling-in-love phase. (Which I think we are still in!)
I never thought we'd ever be able to take a trip like this until the kids grew up! Then the hurricane came and the airports shut down and I thought we were going to lose the trip, but everything is up & running and back on schedule.
WOOOOO! I'll be working from home all day today, so I can come argue about things until we are seriously getting ready to go. Have to go get me some Euros!
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Oooh have fun!! And eat some decent cheese for me!
Oh yeah and I am going off Weight Watchers while I'm there.
Ooooh, I'm envious for sure! DH's parents just went back home there last week right before the storm. It's so beautiful there! What an awesome dad to give you such a gift! What are you planning on doing while there? Have a glass of wine for me to go with the cheese!
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Ooooh! Have fun.
We celebrated our 10 yr anniversary in May with a trip to Bangkok. Like you, I though we'd have to wait until the kids were older-- but my mom came to stay with the kids and it all worked out just fine. Enjoy!
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Oh Laurie, have a super duper fun time and stay safe. And I say you don't even think about a calorie or grams of carbs. You are now on a cheese and chocolate diet.
Woooooooo! Have so much fun, and happy anniversary!!!
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Finally, some official coin purses
FOr years now, there have been boatloads of coin purses featuring Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, and more. Now we actually see some official ones. SO, if you were holding out for a real one, now you can finally splurge.
Mario plushes go big time
45cm (or nearly 18 inches) of Mario from San-ei. Yeah, they already released a giant Mario alongside a giant Yoshi, but now Fire Mario joins the mix. What we need is a giant Bowser . . .
Your secret figure for the latest Furuta choco egg set is SOOO lucky
Dang he's cute! The complete set of 12 is out now in Japan, so get eating that chocolate!
Link on Loftwing may be loftiest price for F4F statue ever
"Our biggest Zelda piece ever!" exclaims the First 4 Figures Facebook poster. Bigger than Zant? Bigger than Ganondorf? That means the accompanying price tag may be the biggest sticker shock Zelda statue collectors have seen so far. We'll all find out when pre-orders go live at the F4F website on Tuesday Oct. 28th.
Mario Kart 8 items race to the finish line
Most of these items have been in other sets, but the Golden Mushroom and Banana are new. Out now, this set can be purchased on Amazon. Use a proxy to make it easy.
Golden set for New Super Mario Bros. 2 from Auto Toy
Japan Auto Toy has released these prize figures to arcades. Not sure when, but it's a great little keychain set featuring many of the enemies that turn gold in the game.
Dr. Robotnik has erected a statue of himself
22 inches tall and limited to 1,000 pieces worldwide, here is Sonic's nemesis standing proud with some chaos emeralds. $400 and set to arrive Q2 of 2015. He comes with extra hands too, with or without the emeralds. You'd think that would have been the exclusive, but not this time. There is also a contest going on at their Facebook page to win him outright.
Goliath statue to release for 2K's Evolve
Nearly 30 inches tall, weighing in at 35 pounds, this sucker lives up to his name. Nothing compared to the life-size version seen at E3 this year, but still mighty impressive. The Goliath from Triforce is limited to 500 pieces worldwide and comes with a Goliath-sized price tag as well, hitting $750. But that's not all. At New York Comic Con this year, people will be able to pre-order the Savage Goliath variant that is even more limited to 150 pieces worldwide and will cost $800. The variant will have some red paint to accentuate the skin. Expensive paint job. Coming Q2 of 2015. It's a gamble, sure, seeing as how it's a new IP and the game will be out before the statue. Maybe that's why pre-orders are non-refundable. You also better watch the shipping on it, as it's classified as oversized. Meaning not cheap.
Amiibo, wave 2
Arriving December 19thin Europe (and some other time that month in North America), Zelda, Diddy, Luigi, Pit, CAPTAIN FALCON, and Little Mac join the battle. That's right, the very first Captain Falcon figure EVER is here! Soon!
The original set also got a release date of November 21st in NA, Nov. 28th in Europe.
Sly Cooper Statue is Gaming Heads' golden boy
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$200, 12 inches tall, 750 pieces worldwide, expected Q2 2015.
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$210, 12 inches tall, 350 pieces worldwide, Q2 2015.
Luigi's Mansion figures a bit early for Halloween
Luigi, a scared Toad, and the King Boo himself. All in great packaging from the Nihon Auto Toy Company. They sure know what they are doing. All of their figures are large, in charge, and have fantastic quality.
Auction Crawler: Bag some Kirby
Found this cute little Kirby bag in Kirby's Adventure styling, so it's rare and hard to find. Looks as though Kirby had a labotomy though . . .
Auction - 800yen, 2 days.
Other stuff:
Yoshi in Egg in box - 1500yen BID, 2000yen BIN. 8 hours left, but no bids so it may renew.
Kirby lot - plenty of rare - 2000yen, 2 days.
Mario puzzle - 800yen, 8 hours. No bids so may renew.
Family Computer Hammer Brother figure unpainted - 800yen, 10 hours left. No bids so it may renew.
- 800yen, 1 day.
Rare Super Mario Kart card slapping game in box - 5500yen, 1 day.
Super Mario Sunshine magnet set complete with map - 500yen, 4 days.
Very rare SMB1 pencil tin - This is an odd one. 2000yen BID, 3000yen BIN, 3 days.
Super Mario Kart plush lot - 1990yen, 4 days.
SMRPG cards and coins - 1200yen, 1 day.
A new set of colorful Kirby plushes
Found on YJA, a new set of Kirby with abilities and four different colors. SK Japan cooks up some pretty weird combos, yeah?
Dress up as your favorite Link from Link Between Worlds
Furyu is releasing these great little cosplay hats featuring Link with insane ears and Ravio's hood. Coming late December.
F4F Sword Kirby up for pre-order this Tuesday
No other details besides it being a new line and low numbers will be given to those first to the intertubes that day.
Furuta keeps the choco egg figure train going with Super Mario 3D World
I love these figures. They're like little puzzles, they're small, they're great with detail, painted well, and always manage to fit in characters that have never had merch before. Furuta sets us up for another round of these in October this year. Any bets on the secret figure? I'm betting Cat Peach.
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Yoshi's New Island Gashapon
Yoshi's New Island has released unto the world, and now some merch has unexpectedly shown up. Why is it unexpected? The Yoshi series has largely been overlooked by the merch companies, which is sad. However, now we have a bunch of Yoshi transformations as little gashapon keychains. NCSX has the whole set up for pre-order, but I'm telling you now you can probably beat that price by waiting.
Paper Mario Sticker Star Plush Blocks
I love that the Paper Mario series is finally getting some decent merchandise. This time we see plush blocks straight out of the game, and you can even peel the "stickers" off the blocks! Sweetness. These are quite large too. Bigger than the sound blocks from a while ago.
A Mario Coin Shooter and Jump World
I thought these were modern pachinko machines, but instead, the yellow one is a coin shooter and the orange one has you jumping little marbles up to the top of that little platforming simulator . . . device.
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The guys who created a modular synthesizer that can be adapted and rearranged to create an assortment of different sounds, are now in the final stages of creating their software. Molecule Synth can be ran on any midi controller-based hardware, such as the Apple iPad with Touch OSC or a standard midi-keyboard.
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A look at what's happening on the roads, trains, and planes.
A look at what's happening on the roads, trains, and planes.
Preston Road in both directions is partially blocked due to accident. A car and a pedestrian involved at Watercombe Lane.
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Planes and trains killed 9 last year
Grim stat above-average for Manitoba
It's a grim reality that several people will likely die this year in Manitoba in air and railway accidents.
Nine people died in Manitoba in air-and rail-related accidents in 2012 -- five more than in 2011 and three more than the province's five-year average, said a report recently released by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB).
Those deaths account for close to six per cent of the 157 total transportation fatalities in Canada in 2012, which also includes 12 marine fatalities.
The report covers deaths, accidental or otherwise, in railway, pipeline, marine and aviation transportation in Canada.
Manitoba accounted for about six per cent of air accidents and deaths, with four out of 63 air-incident deaths happening in the province in 2012.
Railway deaths in Manitoba made up six per cent of all railway deaths in Canada. The railway deaths in Manitoba were crossing or trespasser accidents, with none involving railway personnel. The same percentage of pipeline incidents, but no deaths, occurred in the province.
The report found almost half of commercial air accidents in Canada last year involved air taxi operations. Air taxi operations are defined as flights in single-engine planes or those carrying up to nine passengers.
A flight such as the Waskada crash on Feb. 10 that killed one adult and three children would not count, as it was a privately owned aircraft, said Chris Krepski, communications adviser at the TSB.
The large number of air taxi accidents is mostly due to the nature of smaller planes and the flights they take, said Prof. Barry Prentice, a supply-chain management professor in the I.H. Asper School of Business at the University of Manitoba.
Prentice said the flights often have less-experienced pilots, which can lead to more pilot errors.
Where these planes go also poses more risk.
"If you're flying out to a northern airport, your conditions are by no means going to be as reliable as flying into (Richardson) International," he said.
What this means for Canadians is dependent on activity data, said Leo Donati, director of operational services at the TSB. The data details, for example, how many flight hours were logged and is usually released around the end of March, he said.
"There could have been 10 accidents one year and 100 landings, and the next year 20 accidents and 200 landings. Essentially, the ratio is the same," Donati said. "What we're doing is providing the numbers. It's purely, at this point, a snapshot."
Prentice said the numbers are usually not a reason to worry unless there are big anomalies.
"It really comes down to the experts within that field to decide whether or not we have an anomaly that deserves closer inspection, or are we just within the bounds of what can be expected, not necessarily happily, maybe sadly," he said.
A certain number of transportation accidents is to be expected, Prentice said.
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The Crosslane Coupe Concept that Audi showed off at the Paris Motor Show contained a great deal of embedded, rather than displayed, technology. Yet a report in Autocar indicates that the Crosslane Coupe's looks will have a larger affect on Audi in the near-term, not its "multimaterial" spaceframe and three-cylinder hybrid powertrain. A new design direction, taking cues from the convertible crossover concept, is planned in order to inject more differentiation in the company's products, as design chief Wolfgang Egger says Audi needs "something new without breaking from tradition."
It's intriguing that Audi is beginning a quest for greater individuality with its crossovers, since we find it easier to identify Audi's Q cars at a distance than its sedans. The Q vehicles will be overhauled first, with much stronger dimensionality added to the grille as a signature element. Beyond that there will be "greater visual cohesion" between the exterior and interior, and "advanced technology" will play a greater role in the shift in looks. As this is all a bit of vague design speak, we'll just have to wait to see it to understand what it all means.


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University of Redlands > Academics >
College of Arts & Sciences >
Undergraduate Studies >
Business Administration >
Degree Programs >
Minor in Business Administration
Business students Jessica Vangrieken ('11 minor in Business Administration) and Rachel Smith ('13 B.S. Global Business) pose with a group of Redlands students selected to participate in the GeoDesign Workshop sponsored by the Redlands Institute and ESRI
The giant "R" seen on the mountain north of the University that is about one-third the size of the Quad.
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