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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday villa in Roussillon - Val des Loups
Free view, isolated but close to the village pool house with sound system
In Luberon, between Roussillon (2 km) and Gordes (7 km) classified as two of 'The most beautiful villages in France'.
A private lane leads onto the property in 'Val des Loups', haven of peace at the heart of the vines.
In a 7,500 sq.m wooded park (pine trees, Florentine cypresses, cherry trees, apricot tree, fig tree...)
which is enclosed (automatic gate with intercom). Overlooking the landscape,
with a wonderful view of the Vaucluse mountains,
this south-facing Provençal house (no onlookers but not isolated)
and its outdoors create an heavenly place for relaxing
and calm, where the pool house (with summer kitchen) and the sun loungers
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and the free view of the charming village of Joucas.
For the comfort of 6 persons, the single-storey house includes a dining room and a living room.
(equipped with DSB television, DVD player and Hi-Fi CD player),
a built-in kitchen, and 3 bedrooms (1 160 cm bed, 2 80x200 cm beds and 1 140 cm bed) :
the main bedroom includes a television and a DVD player and has direct access to the pool, with wrought-iron pergola.
It has an en-suite wet room/toilet with a walk-in shower. The two others share
a bathroom and a private toilet.
To the delight of children/teenagers, the annexe (optional rental for Euro 250 per week) located about 5 m from the main house comprises a dormitory with 3 bunk beds and a shower room for 6 people.
Ping-pong table, 4 mountain bikes, petanque, pool games, ...
Broadband Internet,
English and German spoken.
Details for holiday villa Val des Loups, 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 12, 3 Bathrooms, 2 Separate WC's
- Suitability:
- pets considered
- wheelchair accessible


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The Keen Truckee shoes are perfect for girls on the go. Nubuck leather uppers are durable and flexible for comfort on the go; textile linings are moisture wicking. Patented rubber Toe Guards protect little toes and the shoe uppers from bumps and abrasion. Secure-fit lace capture system with cordlocks and sturdy nylon webbing eyelets offer a quick and secure fit. Padded collars and tongues protect lower ankles and relieve lace pressure; heel loops aid entry. Removable Metatomical EVA footbeds are shaped to provide proper arch support. EVA midsoles offer shock-absorption and cushioning for all-day comfort. Nonmarking rubber outsoles deliver solid traction on a variety of surfaces. Closeout.
Keen Youth TruckeeBuilt tough for their wild ways, the Truckee from KEEN keeps them moving. The secure-fit lace capture system easily adjusts for a comfortable fit. The rubber outsole is grippy and non-marking for a stable stride.FeaturesGrippy, non-marking rubber outsoleLeather upperSecure-fit Lace Capture SystemSpecsWeight: 8.5 oz/241 gramsGender: Boys, GirlsLining: Moisture Wicking TextileUpper: SuedeRubber: Non-marking rubber outsoleActivities: Playground, School, Trails and ParksType: ShoesProduct CareGently brush the footwear with a dry soft sponge or hand towel to remove loose dirt and restore nap of suede and nubuck shoes on a regular basis. Stains should be treated immediately with a solvent-based suede/leather cleaner. This process may cause slight discoloration to the affected area.
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My Wonderland
I've had this little collection of Wonderland for a couple of years now.
I've had an idea for a while now, but yesterday in the shower it all clicked, and now I KNOW exactly what I want to do.
Be on the lookout for progress here in the next few weeks – I'm excited to get started!
I'm also excited about this being our last week of school, relaxed days home with my kiddos – should be a blast!
Happy Quilting ~ Amy
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I need to be accountable, or these are not going to get finished!
I made place mats for our family, and a couple little mug rugs with the extra bits. They are quilted, and ready to be bound…my goal, is to have them done and posted here sometime on Saturday.
Now to go make a *few* binding decisions.
What do you need quilty accountability for?
Happy quilting ~ Amy
Professional Quilting
I go back and forth. Sometimes I quilt my own quilts, sometimes I take them to Natalia.
I always LOVE the results when Natalia has been involved. This is the back of a quilt, that I cannot show entirely yet, but really wanted to share the fabulous quilting!
What do you think? Have you had many quilts professionally quilted?
I find the size of my machine is restricting my imagination, when it comes to quilting, especially when it comes to quilting larger quilts. Maybe I just need to be more imaginative, in a different way…something to think on!
Hope you are blessed today-
PS – It's May already!? My to do list has a serious deadline…
As I was working on a project last week, I forced my self to stop and take a picture.
I love the lines and the movement in these pieces.
Yay for progress!
Strip sets, and seams pressed open…a couple of my favorite things.
Today I'll be cutting these sets, and continuing forward.
Blessings ~
Works in Progress
Here's a couple quilts in progress for me right now.
I use binder clips to keep my pieces from getting lost, or confused, since I'm often cleaning up and putting things away again!
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Finished Quilt Tops!
I should probably share these on different days, but I'm too excited!
I have two tops from Modern Basics again – first, Posie Patch:
Posie Patch was made for my local quilt shop, Seasons of Home in Midway. The shop is making kits available for a class that I get to teach, and HMQS coming in May! We also set up a trunk show for the entire month of April, complete with a Open House/Book Signing on April 9, 2-5 pm.
The class will be split into two evenings so that we can work on basic piecing, and later appliqué together. I can put you in touch with the shop if you are interested in signing up – just leave a comment!
I also pieced Basic Puzzle in Calypso Swing:
This one is smaller than … Read More »
Almost a Posie Patch, and Winners!
Hi there! I hope you had a good weekend! Mine was productive and fun…I cut 2 quilts, pieced another top, and made these blocks up. I had cut one last weekend, and hadn't had the chance to sit and sew all week. I'll show you that one after I have a chance to press and take a few good pictures – promise!
This is the cover quilt from Modern Basics, in pieces. I need to trim these up, sew up the top and add a little appliqué!
Winners of the giveaway last week :: #94 & #170
Congratulations ladies! You should have an email from me in your inbox.
Charmed Park Quilt Top
I found some Central Park charm packs for a steal a while back, and bought three! When I got around to using them, I couldn't remember what my original plan had been (gasp!) but they were sitting next to a pile of solids, and they had to be put together.
I cut one of the charm packs in half, so each piece measured 2 1/2″ x 5″, and cut a variety of solids into 3″ x 5″ pieces. Then I sewed them all together, and pieced the top!
There's not a whole lot of rhyme or reason to the way the blocks are laid out, just every other and I turned the pieced blocks so that the directional prints made sense or colors weren't too close. Just a fun quilt top to piece!
Since the weather was … Read More »
A Notion or Two – Quilt Top
Over the weekend, I pulled out the blocks from the bee I was in called "A Notion or Two" in 2009, and got to work! I made the block that I needed to finish the group, and got busy. This is a departure from my usual fabric choices, but I love it! I had designed/made the embroidery, then sent it out with the fabrics, asking that each member just incorporate it in the block of their choice. Here's the results:
Isn't it fun? The blocks are all different, some haphazard, others well planned, and the overall quilt is pretty, and soft. I'm adding this one to the pile of, to be quilted, I've got my work cut out for me!
Here's a couple closer shots so you can see the embroidery better:
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Nature Walk Quilt
Remember the organic fabrics I received a while back? I had been staring at them, pawing them, waiting for the moment my plan formulated! Last week I figured it out, I had a couple yards of bella – weathered teak, and decided to incorporate it to make a throw size quilt. I cut the blocks out, and thought I might get the first set of seams sewn that day…I managed to sew them completely! In one day! On and off all afternoon and evening. The next day I laid out the blocks in the afternoon, and sewed the top together! Crazy bit of productivity – usually I just work that way when I have a deadline!
My Nature Walk quilt top! I think of the blocks as a chunky log cabin. Obviously it came together quickly, and I … Read More »
SewConnected Quilt Top
The blocks for this quilt were made by my friends in the SewConnected group. We swapped fabric and blocks in 2009, and I just managed to sew my blocks up into a top!
I like it right now, and I hope to really love it once I have it quilt and bound. Working with a collaborative group is a learning process, I believe next time I will have a better grasp on my fabrics, and what I am looking for. It is really neat to see all the blocks assembled, and remember who made what!
I have closed the comments on the giveaway and will update the post a bit later with a winner.
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Manhattan Congressman Charlie Rangel may be (but definitely is) a tax cheat. But he's no hater.The congressman yesterday announced that he's joining 25 other members of Congress in their support for the NoH8 campaign, a "global art protest project" in opposition to California's Proposition 8, which ... More >>
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A police officer leaves the luxury Manhattan apartment building where police say a nanny stabbed two small children to death in a bathtub and then stabbed herself in New York, Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012. The nanny, who was found near a knife, was hospitalized in critical condition and was in police custody, and authorities said she is suspected of killing the children, who were pronounced dead at a hospital.
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The European Commission has given the green light to 11 member countries, including Germany and France, to go ahead with a planned Financial Transaction tax, a controversial move over which some business leaders have concerns.
In a statement, the EU Commission said a group of countries representing about two thirds of the European Union's GDP will, "for the first time ever", be able to apply this tax at a regional level "answering the long-time calls of their citizens".
The UK is one of 15 countries which will not be implementing the Financial Transactions tax.
Announcing the agreement, Algirdas Šemeta commissioner responsible for tax at the EC, also urged other countries to sign up for the Financial Transaction tax and commended those who had.
"Today is a milestone in global tax history... there is everything to gain from being part of an EU approach to the financial transactions tax," said Šemeta.
"The considerable new revenues it will generate can be used for growth-friendly investment, and to support wider policy commitments such as development. Taxation will become fairer, as the financial sector makes a proper contribution to public finances and the costs of the crisis."
Šemeta added that the single market will be strengthened "as a patchwork of national approaches is replaced with one harmonised FTT".
Angela Foyle, tax partner at BDO, questioned whether this would in fact create the harmony Šemeta describes.
"I can't see the UK changing its stance, unless the rest of the world also implements the tax. The current agreement could reduce liquidity in the markets and adversely affect the wider economy, as international businesses will find it more expensive to do normal business hedging transactions.
"When a similar tax was imposed on Sweden in the eighties, there was a reduction in home market liquidity and increased volatility as a result, will we see a similar problem unfold with the current tax?
"Should the 11 member states decide not to adopt a 'pan-EU model' and instead tailor the proposal to their country-specific needs, both the complexity and the cost of compliance and for all parties involved will increase. This FTT might well be raising more revenue, but at what cost?"
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The financial illiteracy of the EC boggles the mind. Purely ideological and hang the consequences.Only benefit is more business for London, but a larger slice of a smaller cake.
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It brews coffee. Hopefully we've established that by this point…
Since 1941 Curtis has been manufacturing coffee brewers in Los Angeles. This our subtle nod to our home, The City of Angels. (And no, not that crappy ball club that likes to make money off of our hometown name… We're looking at you Anaheim…)
Not at this time. However, add your email to our mailing list and we'll keep you updated with our progress as we near our formal launch! (You can trust us with your email address. Just don't forward your PIN number. We've got some big spenders in our marketing department…)
Nope. Before we even sent them to SCAA we already had a laundry list of great ideas we wanted to complete before launching the Seraphim. However, what you see is pretty dang close to what you get.
These should be rolling off the line in late fall/early winter.
No idea yet. You have any recommendations?
The standard Seraphim package will include two Seraphs (Brewheads) and all the brewing components necessary to get up and running.
We're looking into it. No promises…
Nails. What else would you expect of us? In early alpha testing we are working with a delta of 2* variance. We're already working on getting that more precise. Flow rate is even tighter. Set it and forget it… As in all of our equipment, the temperature is easily adjusted, however, not on a brew by brew basis
Chemex, Kalita, V60, Bee Dripper, Able Kone Brewing System, French Press, that sock brewing thing, and most anything else.
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We're not big fans of having our customers be our lab rats. That's why when we were looking to source a water pump for this brewer we decided to use one that we've been using for 00 years. With over 0000 in the field, we're pretty confident it works…
No. Does your grinder BREW coffee? We didn't think so.
Good question. We're not totally sure yet, but don't worry, we'll give you a good deal once we know…


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Oh, that's a little different than my problem. Mine was the top cartridge in the mag changing angle so it's level, not the whole mag itself. I wondered a little about the mag release on mine too as when it's locked in (only with the ACT mag) there's quite a gap between the bottom of the mag and the grip, and you can push the mag in until it's tight, but the spring pressure pushes it back out. The other two mags don't move once they're locked in.
Hope it works out for you, they seem to be a hell of a gun for the price if you can get their bugs worked out.
It shipped to a warranty center today. I will keep you posted.
Is everyone having this same problem with the mags? I was interested in one of these pistols but don't won't those kinds of problems.
From everything I'm seeing, the main problems seem to be feeding and magazines. I'm not seeing hardly any kind of other problems. Most people are saying the feed problem is a result of the mag catch being out of whack and a replacement almost always fixes the problem. The problem with the mags, in my opinion, is that they are just poor quality.
My gun just got delivered to the warranty center today, so I don't know what specifically is wrong with mine yet. I will post when I find out more. Honestly, I had higher hopes for the gun. I was dissatisfied with a Citadel Compact I had a few years ago and I've not held back on my feelings about Armscor. But to be honest, I had a much better first experience with the Armscor than I have with the American Classic. The AC is going to have to hold up better in the long haul for me to say it's better than the Citadel. Only time will tell.
Update on the progress. I called yesterday to follow up and see what the problem was with the gun and to get an estimated time for return. They said they still haven't gotten to it yet.
You would think that beings EVERYONE has the same issue with their guns, they would just fix the problem at the factory.
I'm of the same opinion. But apparently the party line is that American sales are only a small portion of overall sales of Metro Arms, so just because there are quite a few of us in the US with this problem doesn't mean that "everyone" else has the same problem. At least that's what I've been told.
So far, the gun has spent more time at the warranty center than it has in my possession. And I've yet to put a full mag through the gun.
So, they must sort them at the factory and only send us the bad ones?
I just called Reynerson's to follow up on my gun. They said it just got done. They had to re-cut the frame, re-polish the feed ramp, re-polish the barrel throat, replace the mag catch and mag release, replace the slide stop, replace and re-tune the extractor, and replaced the defective mag. They said they also threw in an extra mag for the trouble. It seems like the gun I bought had a few more problems than most people are seeing. They put 3 full mags of ball ammo through it and 1 mag of JHP ammo through it without any malfunctions. I'm looking forward to getting it back and actually getting to shoot it and enjoy it.


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Capita Group said yesterday that a proposed partnership with North East Lincolnshire Council had been scrapped after final negotiations between the two sides broke down.
Councillor Andrew De Freitas said in a statement that it was concluded at a cabinet meeting on Monday that the planned outsourcing deal with Capita, in which the firm was expected to overhaul the council's IT systems, should come to an end because "the deal was not right for council taxpayers".


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What we "think" we want and what we "truly" want are two very different things.
We think we want a specific job. A big paycheck. A nice house with a garage. A retirement plan. That new iPad.
But really, its not about the big paycheck or the fancy crib – when you step back and put things into perspective – what we truly want is fulfillment.
As Vishen Lakhiani shares in the video above – there's a big difference between our means goals and our end goals. For example, if being fearless and corageous is an end goal, the means goal would be to do something specific that you're afraid to do. Take the leap toward starting your business. Move to a new place. Commit to running a marathon, even if you've never run before.
My philosophy on work and life is very much the same as Vivek's in that the big picture is what matters. The day to day grind of doing the work, figuring things out, facing obstacles, learning, and growing – it isn't always glamarous, and it isn't always ideal – but it's all about taking a step back to look at the end goal. As long as you know what you're trying to achieve, and why, you're on the right track.
It's so easy to confuse end goals and mean goals – I do it, and I see other people doing it every single day. This confusion creeps in because we focus so intently on the means goals, putting our blinders on to what really matters.
"Begin with the end in mind."
Our end goals should motivate and drive everything we do. End goals define results that we're unwilling to compromise. For me, an end goal is "freedom" – which can mean a lot of different things – but ultimately, it means I'm committed to creating a lifestyle that allows me options and choices. The choice to stay home and work in my PJs. The choice to work with the right clients. The choice to travel with my wife.
Choices. Options. Freedom. THAT is an (extremely) important end goal for me.
Steve Pavlina goes on to say:
"By having flexible end goals that connect with the manifestation and expression of your ultimate potential, it's nearly impossible to fail except by choice."
When we talk about setting ourselves up for success. When we talk about being "unstoppable" – we're talking about aligning our actions and behaviors with the grand scheme of things. YOUR grand scheme of things.
End goals should be simple. Pure. Specific. Ambitious.
The means to the end may be complex, challenging, and at times seem nearly impossible. But if you keep in mind what you're working toward, and why you're doing it – you'll never question whether or not you're doing the right thing.
What are your END GOALS? What matters most? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
My end game is: Location flexibility, complete control of my own time, unlimited earning potential, total creative freedom, feelings of passion/fulfillment everyday (or as often as possible!), make a real difference in my clients' lives, spend everyday with my husband in whatever way we choose.
Maybe it's a pipe dream but darn it I'm going for it!
Thanks, Matt!
SG – Wow! Perfect! Sounds like you have the clear vision I want.
I am struggling with taking those first steps. I guess I'm afraid. Odd thing is I've never been afraid to go for it. I feel very trapped but my husband and I are not living we are existing. Our careers have the grind have taken over and I don't like it. I want more!!
I've given myself 1 1/2 years to completed business plan and set things into motion.
J, the first steps are the toughest, for sure. The living rather than existing is a very unfortunate epidemic in our country and you are not alone. I'm glad you recognized what you do and do not want in your life.
A year and a half is a long time to wait on taking action on your dreams. I'd love to chat with you, I am a coach and strategist working with young women who want to leave their drudgery jobs and discover/pursue their life's work. It can be really daunting and years can slip by if you aren't deliberately taking action.
Email me at email@example.com and we can chat more about you and your goals. I'd love to help you in any way I can!
A few end goals that shape my 'mean' goals: positive influence (truly making an impact), surrounded and invested in REAL community with others (through thick and thin), and being financially stable (not an excess of money as much as simply having options).
To put it simply: Influence. Community. Stability. I agree that having end goals in mind makes it easier to go through the grind of making hard (good) decisions that will eventually pay off. Asking 'what & why' rather than 'how and when' is what I have to continually remind myself as I try to accomplish goals and tasks in all areas of life. -Jordan
"The ambitions we have will become the stories we live. If you want to know what a person's story is about, just ask them what they want"
-Donald Miller (A million miles in a thousand years)
Very important. The second thing is to know when the steps to your goal are aligning. You will almost have to deny seeing it in your face. Work your plan and position yourself for success. Give yourself the means to make it and you may be surprised.
When I applied to business school a few years ago, my dream was to work in media and entertainment. I wanted to chose what went on the air.. There have been lots of wrong turns, setbacks, and things haven't exactly gone according to plan. But today I chose, produce, and create what goes on the air and do it on my own show.
That sounds like a really great way to work! Complete control. Did you end up going to business school or did you venture out on your own before that ever happened?
My end goals are:
freedom (time, money, location)
good health
great relationships
positive contribution to other people's lives
personal growth (so i don't get bored)
That's almost everyone end goals! Good luck
In the end, I just want to be able to do things I want without worry, and have the time of my life along the way.
What about having SMART goals? Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Time bounded! That's the goals but what you're talking about for me is values or even vision sometimes. Isn't the goal is created to be reached?


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Surveillance, that's a hot topic right now. We'll make some disk drives for that – WD, Seagate
Not so long ago, Apple went through a list of big cats to name its OS X releases and it seems that WD is doing the same with a box of crayons. So far we've had WD Black (flash-disk hybrid), Green (eco-friendly), Blue (desktop-friendly) and Red (NAS-friendly). The spectrum is widening though, as WD announced its Purple range of 3 …
"90 per cent write and 10 per cent read"
Umm, I watch what is on my DVR so wouldn't that be 50% write and 50%read? A standard drive won't have an issue with a DVR as most encode at around 6Mbps or so so even with 5 streams, that is only 30Mbps, which is not even close to what the drive is capable of.
These drives would also be good for packet capture devices that just capture and write most of the time. Unless the unit is actively used, there is no reading going on and even when it is in use, writing takes priority. Having the user wait a little longer is no big deal compared to trying to buffer multiple 10Gbps links. Run out of buffer and the data is lost, make the user wait and preserve the data.
DVRs are constantly recording on all tuners, so they have way more writes than reads. With my dual tuner Tivo, it is recording 48 hours of video a day. I don't watch 4.8 hours a day so I'm not even up to 10% read and some DVRs have as many as SIX tuners.
Red (NAS-friendly)
And perhaps, yellow and black diagonal stripes (NSA-friendly)?
Why so negative about Hi-Def?
In my organization, we have a traditional standard-definition DVR, and it's almost completely useless. We haven't blanketed the outside of our building with cameras, so a single camera has to cover a large area.
Multiple times now we've had perps come in and vandalize some part of our property. Then we look at the recording and say, yep, that's them. That blurry block of pixels. The police can't do anything with this information.
My TV has had high definition for a while now. I anticipate high-definition security cameras some day. Eventually.
Re: Why so negative about Hi-Def?
I have a 720p camera myself, its good, but still not quite enough, the big problem is storage, I can only hold about 1Month of video on my NAS, and that isn't even at full high def 30FPS that the camera can handle......
I would definitely recommend getting the highest resolution camera you can if you install security cameras, I know my next one will be, I'm even considering rolling my own, since I can't buy a 10MP 5 FPS security camera, but I can buy a digital camera that can sustain 5fps @ 10 megapixels...
You don't need 30FPS HD video, you need 3-5 fps at 10 Megapixels..
with the fasted man alive covering 10 meters in 1 second, you only need to cover 4 meters for them to be captured in one of those frames at 3FPS, at 5fps you only need to cover 2 meters....
If the cameras and drives are there
the market can bloom. A comment I've often heard from my dad is "With the kind of video you can get on a pocket phone these days, why is it that whenever the news shows you a video clip of a criminal suspect, it is always gray and too blurry to see anything?"
And a friend of mine has another friend who runs a liquor store with decent surveillance equipment. He looks for cheap drives because he treats them as WORM drives. No, re-writes, just fills them up, replaces them, notes the dates covered and location and files them. He says about once a quarter the cops show up asking if he might have tape for such and such dates for alleged event y. So he pulls the drive, hands it to them and tells them to bring it back when they're done.
"...box of crayons"
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Hmmm, with the surveillance/crime angle, maybe "Burnt Hombre" would be appropriate (with apologies to Douglas Adams...).
Sounds like a solution in search of a problem. If writes take priority over reads then the OS controlling the drive ought to handle that, plus buffering the IO to avoid any data loss.
Perhaps what digital surveillance needs is a specialist tuned codec that records movement at near-lossless quality while using maximum compression for stationary backgrounds?
Seagate ST3000VX000 are rubbish
I have had 8x ST3000VX000 in a raid set writing video camera feeds from 10 or so cameras. We have had both the 9YW166 batch and the 1CU166 batch. They went into production in October 2012. The last of them died today. Seagate refused to believe there was a batch problem, but one by one they have been dying (and replaced under warranty).
The seven 9YW166s died first, and I thought it was only them, but the 1CU166 died today. bringing a sorry end to the experiment.
The drives were mounted on shock absorbing mounts, with dedicated cooling in a specific enclosure, so I can't really put it down to environment. Particularly since the 8 WD30EFRXs in another system similarly built haven't suffered a hiccup ;-)
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Almost five years ago, we moved here with two dogs. Today, we are over run with farm animals. Somedays we have no idea what we are doing with them but we are learning as we go. Some of our animals are for pure enjoyment and some of them are for food. We take care of all of them to the best of our ability, giving them a wonderful home while they live at the Rockin' S~Squared Farm.
Riviera Xtra Xtra is Jonah's Hanoverian show jumper.
She's a gorgeous mare standing at 17.3 hands high.
Yes, she's a big girl!
Denero Doll but we all call her D.
She's a beautiful little registered paint.
Currently being leased as a jumper but should be home soon.
Dominiques and Araucanas laying hens ~ 20 or so (I can never keep count).
Jacob Sheep
We have a small flock (around 20) of Registered American Jacob Sheep. Jacobs are two or four horned sheep and are used for meat as well as wool for spinning yarn on our farm. For more information on this heritage breed see our flock page, Red Farmhouse Jacobs.
|Daffodil ~ our first animal born on the farm
Our Huacaya Alpaca provide fiber for spinning, as well as entertainment!
Simon & Garfunkel
and Gladys
Guard Llama
Rikasha ~ the guardian of the sheep & calves.
He's always on duty.
We raise a few calves for beef.
Right now we have 3 bottle babies
~ Angus, Brisket, & Chuck.
and a few pigs for pork.
Golden Retrievers
This girl carries empty feed sacks and full grocery bags.
our BIG boy pup
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Rural youth learn about pitfalls, safety tips at safety day
By Dave Bergmeier
Too many stories have been told about youth being injured or even killed in farm-related accidents.
Unfortunate story lines can read like this, which was listed on the Kansas Farm Bureau website pertaining to agriculture safety:
"A 17-year-old Kansas boy was taking a spray rig to a field when the truck rolled. He was pinned inside the truck for an hour but escaped death."
Besides general farm accidents, all-terrain vehicle wrecks, electrocutions and vehicle accidents have all killed or seriously injured adults and youth. They occur in every state in the High Plains Journal coverage area.
A Progressive Agriculture Safety Day on Sept. 26 at the Hodgeman County Fairgrounds in Jetmore, Kan., gave children an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the hazards of living in a rural area. When prompted by presenters, youth raised their hands when asked if they knew of someone who was injured in a farm-related accident.
Ethan Burns, age 10, a fifth-grade student at Hodgeman County Elementary School, lives on a farm, and he and his dad talk regularly about farm safety. He attended a safety day a year ago and was eager to share what he learned with his father, who was appreciative of the questions his son asked him.
Ethan particularly enjoyed hearing about tractor safety because that is the most common piece of equipment used on a farm.
"My dad was really happy I learned about tractor safety," Ethan said.
His grandfather uses chemicals in his farming operation and the grandson wants to hear about them as well. Safety days are informative and educational for the boy who enjoys being on a farm.
"I like to hear about what people have to say and then I tell my parents when I get home," Ethan said.
Safety topics identified included: general farm safety and hazards, electrical, vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, Internet, chemical, fire, propane, grain and high water situations. Firefighters, air ambulance and emergency medical technicians were among those giving fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders advice when an accident occurs.
Demonstrations were designed to draw the interest of youth and allow them to interact with presenters, according to Ashley Frusher, district manager for the Hodgeman County Conservation District, which sponsored the all-day event. About 170 students, from two rural counties, attended.
Brandy Nuss, a fifth-grade teacher at Hodgeman County Elementary School, is also a farm wife and she understands danger can lurk, even in a rural area.
Several generations ago, a farm wife was home to greet her children. As the size of farms expanded, there were fewer family farms, plus many wives took off-farm jobs. The result in many cases was that children were coming home after school in a less supervised environment, which she said greatly increases accident risks.
"I think they are today exposed to things that might not have been available or did not exist all that long ago. People can take things for granted," Nuss said. "Kids sometimes think they can do anything and as a parent you cannot let that be their approach."
She knows of several serious accidents in recent years involving children in a farm setting so educating youth in safety events is time well spent.
"Today's modern tractor are so easy to drive but they can become a 40,000-pound weapon," she said.
On the family farm, the Nusses have containers that hold hazardous chemicals and thinking ahead, with her own 5-year-old, it is important to make sure chemicals are kept in a safe place, out of the reach of curious kids.
Students were placed into 10 groups and rotated around the various stations with the presentations lasting about 20 minutes, Frusher said. Local FFA students helped direct students to different stations and helped answer their questions.
"This is a really good time to reach kids before they get busy with junior high activities," Frusher said.
Although it had a farm emphasis, the topics covered also applied to in-town students as well.
Farm safety
Doug Vieux, a Hodgeman County farmer and crop insurance adjuster, wears many hats. Besides his regular duties he is active in rural community organizations and is an emergency medical technician, meaning in times of crisis it has meant responding to helping a neighbor.
"You have to be ready to do your job," he said. "When you know the person it's like rolling up on a family member."
As he addressed the youth he made it clear why it was important to put safety first. "If you don't pay attention it can be your last day here," Vieux said. "An accident is never good."
Not all accidents are the fault of a vehicle and farm equipment operator, he reminded the students. "You have to let that person know you are around," he said.
He told a story about a child who ran toward a tractor to see a parent or grandparent only to have the day turn into a disaster because the tractor driver did not see the youngster.
Vieux and presenter DeWayne Craghead, a Kansas State University Extension agent based in Jetmore, spoke about friends and family members they knew who had been injured or killed in rural areas. Craghead said agriculture is the second most dangerous occupation in the country.
They talked about power take-off accidents in which the rapid circular motion of a shaft caught a shirt or pant leg and pulled the victim into a machine. Craghead told the children about his uncle who had a leg mangled and it had to be amputated. His uncle had to use a prosthetic leg for many years.
"Even experienced and older people can forget (about safety)," Craghead said. "You must never forget."
Augers are another piece of equipment that can grab a limb and cause permanent injuries or kill a person. Augers are typically used to fill grain bins. The augers must be watched to make sure they do not touch a power line. Other farm equipment with moving parts include combines, swathers and forage harvesters.
The presenters discussed what happens when a hydraulic hose loses oil. Youth watched with great interest when the bed of a grain truck was lowered to simulate the loss of oil pressure. What caught their eye was a mannequin with a watermelon designed to look like a head. As Vieux slowly lowered the bed, Craghead described to the children when such accidents occur. As the watermelon was crushed, the children let out a collective, "Oh, my gosh."
Farm machinery that might appear to be harmless, such as a baler, can still cause serious injury or death. Vieux told youth about child who ran up behind a large baler. The tractor operator, who had not seen the child, flipped the mechanism to discharge the bale and the bale ran over the child. The child died from the injuries.
"It is not always the operator who causes the accident," he said.
Other potential hazards discussed based on question from the youth involved farm trucks parked in hilly areas, livestock, snakes, abandoned wells, welders, and table saws.
"You have to be careful out on a farm," Craghead said. "Accidents can happen. Try to prepare yourself so you are not the cause of an accident."
Electrical safety
Josh Schmidt, manager of membership services, and linemen Mikey Goddard and Paul Schmidt gave demonstrations on what can happen during a power outage or when a line is down. They are employed at Victory Electric Cooperative Association in Dodge City, Kan.
"A lot of kids don't realize there are 7,000 volts outside your house every day so there are many dangers," Josh Schmidt said.
Goddard and Paul Schmidt used a hot dog as part of a demonstration highlighting what can happen if a child touches a power line. The hot dog was seared in a few seconds.
Josh Schmidt reinforced a message to the kids when he asked: "Rule No. 1, when you see a power line down what do you do?" The kids answered in unison, "Stay far away and call an adult." The three Victory employees smiled with appreciation when they heard the answer.
Afterward, Josh Schmidt said high winds and storms that can tear down lines in a matter of minutes in a rural area.
"I think there is a lack of awareness about the danger because people are so used to having their power on every day. We want to talk about safety and raise awareness about those dangers when we're at events like these. Hopefully the kids will take those messages home to their parents so they can talk about it as well."
Road safety
Two Kansas Highway Patrol troopers, Brent Hemken, Larned, and Mike Racy, Garden City, talked to students about the importance of wearing seatbelts, and they said children could help save lives by urging parents, grandparents, siblings and friends to be properly buckled in.
Hemken said one of his most painful memories occurred when he went to an accident scene and a 13-year-old girl had been ejected from a side window in a pickup.
"She was only a couple of years older than all of you," Hemken said. "There were Christmas presents everywhere around on the ground. She didn't live."
Hemken told the story so that students could understand the danger of improperly riding in a vehicle.
Racy gave a demonstration with a dummy strapped in a vehicle that was designed to simulate a rollover. The first time the dummy was properly strapped in, and Racy showed the students that the dummy was in good shape after multiple revolutions. The next time, he unharnessed the dummy and started the simulator. The students cringed as they heard a thump sound. Racy said that was the sound of the dummy hitting either the top of the cab or the dashboard.
Hemken said rollovers and bad accidents can occur in small towns at low speeds.
When presenters Justin Langer and Kevin Stoecklein, both of the Natural Resources Conservation Service in Ness City, Kan., asked children if they knew of anyone who had fallen off an ATV or someone who had gotten hurt about three-fourths of them raised their hands. The students said sometimes people get hurt when too many people are riding on the ATV and someone falls off. They also knew of accidents in which the driver was going too fast, hit a rut in a pasture and tossed the driver from the ATV.
"These machines are not for horsing around," Stoecklein said. "In our job they serve as a resource to get a job done."
Langer took a cantaloupe and threw it up in there and let it hit concrete and it split in half and his demonstration caught the eye of the attentive group.
"I wanted you to see what can happen if you have an accident and particularly if you are not wearing a helmet and your head hits the ground hard," Langer said. "At the very least you can have is brain damage from a concussion."
Stoecklein told the children they should take an approved safety class before riding an ATV. One student said his father had given him thorough instructions before he could ride on an ATV. Stoecklein said that was very helpful, but he encouraged the youth to take a certified safety class before riding one.
The two instructors talked to the students about making sure an ATV is in good condition and wearing the proper attire, including helmets. They said the helmets are not just for children and that adults should wear them as well.
"Find a helmet that fits right to your head," Langer said.
Dave Bergmeier can be reached by phone at 620-227-1822 or by email at email@example.com.
Date: 10/7/2013


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India cuts growth forecast, keeps rates unchanged
She said the central government's fiscal deficit is likely to be 5.7 percent of GDP this fiscal year, far higher than its 4.6 percent target.
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee told the Press Trust of India that the government is working to bring down inflation.
"We want to reduce it by adjusting the fiscal policy, which I am doing," he said. "I shall (disclose) the essential features in the budget."
Balancing India's budget is no easy task. Subsidies and entitlement programs are politically expedient in a nation where some 800 million people live on less than $2 a day, and, as Subbarao acknowledged, most spending is on nondiscretionary items like pensions, salaries and interest payments.
On the revenue side, raising taxes is controversial, given already high inflation and slow growth, and faced with poor market conditions, New Delhi's plans to sell big stakes in state-run companies have not been realized.
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