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This is a discussion on Carrying long-guns in Texas within the Open Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by cbp210 I carry my AR15 or my AR10 rifle when patrolling my property in Liberty County, TX and also carry in nearby ...
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Independence is declared; it must be maintained. Sam Houston-3/2/1836
If loose gun laws are good for criminals why do criminals support gun control?
It all depends on who you are and sometimes what color you are. A few yrs ago the so called new black panthers marched downtown with ARs and AKs. They even butt stroked a white guy. No one was charged, no one ws even detained. All of this was caught on news cameras. This happened in Houston.
There are a number of perfectly good reasons for carrying a long gun while walking.
I have carried openly many times when taking a firearm to a shop. To a range down the street from where I parked. Even when walking to the out skirts of town to do some shooting.
When I was a kid we would strap rifles to our backs and ride our bikes to the river. Later on we carried them down the highways on motorcycles. I am in Okla so our laws are a bit different. Here we can carry a firearm to and from hunting or target practice. Some of us do it on foot.
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Old fashioned common sense can apply here.
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No possible rapidity of fire can atone for habitual carelessness of aim with the first shot.
Theodore Roosevelt, The Wilderness Hunter, 1893
Actually, you CAN'T carry an assault weapon either on your back, slung over your shoulder or on top of your head if you aren't a law enforcement officer or military personnel. Quite frankly, I don't think you could even get an assault weapon legally if you didn't have all of the proper paperwork, in order and on your person.
Now you COULD carry a semi-automatic weapon in such a manner, though you might be open to questions depending on how you carried it. I suppose the most serious question would be why you might want to carry one on your head. I didn't do that, even when I was with the Sheriff's Office OR during my 22 year Marine Corps career.
Semper Fi
That's the sadness of timidity in the face of political correctness.
As a kid growing up, we often carried our .22s to school and stacked them in the corner so we could bag some squirrels on the way home. We may have had a few knuckle dusters on the playground, but NOBODY would have ever thought of settling disputes with a firearm................................ Fast forward.................
I can say for certain, in the small city where I grew up, you could parade all day with the proper permits and even carry rifles so long as they conformed to legal requirements. Didn't matter who you were or what color you were, or your political affiliation.
BUT! You butt stroke anyone, of whatever color or political persuasion and you'd be proned out in quick fashion by LEOs on the scene or some old WWII/Korea vet or BOTH because they took offense at your obnoxious behavior.
Just one of the things I love about Texas.
Where did this happen, ranburr? Had any more incidents like it?
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Project updates
Project Update July 2014
Business School Update
The first construction programme structural milestone was reached in June 2014, with the uppermost floor of the Business School at the western end of the site being "topped off".
After topping off and the stripping of support formwork, numerous activities can now commence, including the installation of building services such as mechanical, electrical, fire and hydraulics systems. This work is not immediately visible to the surrounding community and is currently under way in the basement and lower levels of the building, progressing upwards floor by floor.
Behind the scaffolding and red shade cloth, the façade enclosure framing installation is also underway, into which the windows and terracotta cladding will be fitted. Following that, the multi-coloured terracotta baguettes will be installed, that have been designed to reflect the texture and cultural memory of the historical use of sandstone within the University Campus.
The rest of the building is now starting to rise out of the ground in the centre of the site and around the central feature of the Sydney Blue Gum.
Student Accommodation
The former Shepherd Centre and Boundary Lane Children's Centre in Abercrombie Street have now been demolished and these organisations relocated to their new premises in Burren Street, Newtown.
This has allowed construction of the Abercrombie Student Accommodation building to commence, with all site establishment activities now complete, including the erection of a third tower crane. Hoardings have been erected on Abercrombie Street, with excavation, piling and civil works well advanced.
Authority Approvals
In March 2014 the Department of Planning and Environment (DP&E), through the Planning Assessment Commission, approved the Section 75W Modification Application (MOD3) for amendments to the already approved Abercrombie Student Accommodation Building. These changes included improvements to the façade to better integrate with the Victorian terrace houses opposite; minor modifications to the internal configuration, the provision of 12 extra beds; and small alterations to the layout of the basement. Further conditions imposed included:
- the operational plan for the management of the Student Accommodation facility to be published on the University's website. (The University will be able to do this when the operator of the facility has been appointed)
- provide 50 bicycle parking spaces at Class 2 standard;
- basement access lift opening to face away from Mandelbaum House; and
- landscaping plans to be submitted to the Director-General for approval instead of the Council.
John Holland has also submitted a further Section 75W Modification application to the DP&E to enable the construction hours on the site to extend to 12 midnight Monday to Friday and to 10pm on Saturdays. All construction work during these extended hours will be restricted to internal trades only. The Department is currently assessing this application.
An application to the City of Sydney from the University of Sydney for the operation of the Café located in the Business School is currently being assessed.
The Cranes
Three cranes are now in place on site to lift materials for the construction of both the Business School and Student Accommodation.
The children from the Darlington Public School were invited to name the cranes in a competition held by John Holland. The winning entry named the cranes after the famous Alexandre Dumas heroes of the novel "The Three Musketeers".
Tower Crane 1 located in the north western corner of the business school site is "Porthos".
Tower Crane 2 located in the south eastern corner of the business school site is "Aramis"
Tower Crane 3 located in the Student Accommodation site is "Athos".
Community Information
Both the University and John Holland are committed to meeting with community members who are interested in the project. Should you wish to arrange a meeting please email email@example.com
For information regarding construction matters please contact the Community Information Line on 1800 855 262 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Project update: Abercrombie student accomodation awarded to John Holland
March 2014
The Abercrombie Student Accommodation project was awarded to John Holland in late December 2013. Work is anticipated to commence in March 2014 following the relocation of the Boundary Lane Children's Centre to their new purpose built premises, also at Burren Street, Newtown.
The student accommodation project will provide 200 studio-style beds on site.
Business School site progress
Construction on the Business School is rapidly moving ahead with excavation and shoring works well advanced, with concrete slabs, foundation piles and lift shaft construction underway in the western zone of the site.
Installation of in-ground services (pipework and conduits) is progressing towards the middle of the site.
The first of two electric tower cranes (TC1) arrived on site in 2013 and is located in the corner adjacent to Darlington Lane. TC1 became operational in January 2014 and is currently unloading formwork and reinforcement from delivery trucks on Darlington Lane.
The second tower crane (TC2) is located in the south-eastern corner of the site and is became operational in February 2014.
Traffic Management and Work Zones
Traffic Management is in place at the Codrington Street entrance to the site and in Darlington Lane to direct vehicle access and to ensure the safety of other motorists and pedestrians whilst works are in progress.
Work zones have also been established along Codrington Street. One Work Zone has been established adjacent to the building site on the western side of Codrington Street, and the other is located adjacent to the Sydney University Sports and Aquatic Centre on the eastern side of Codrington Street.
The Work Zones will be in operation during the following construction hours as designated in the Project Approval:
- Monday to Friday 7:00am to 6:00pm
- Saturday 8:00am to 3:00pm
Community consultation
The University of Sydney and John Holland team hosted community drop-in information sessions in November and December 2013.
The community drop-in sessions will continue to be held in 2014 and will now occur on a quarterly basis with the first event scheduled to take place on the 6th March 2014 from 6.00 to 7.00 pm in the foyer of the Services Building, 22 Codrington Street, Darlington.
An update meeting was also held with the members of the Residents Acting In Defence of Darlington (RAIDD) on the 16th December, 2013
Relocation of The Shepherd Centre
The Shepherd Centre relocated to its new premises in Burren Street, Newtown in December, 2013. John Holland and the University of Sydney supported the Shepherd Centre's final graduation ceremony at the Abercrombie Street site by providing a jumping castle and catering for the children.
Authority Approvals
Business School
John Holland submitted its "Response to Submissions Report" to the NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure (DP&I) in relation to the Section 75W Modification application for proposed alterations to the design of the Business School, as per the conditions set out in the Planning Approval.
DP&I have approved the S75W modification for minor changes and improvements.
Student Accommodation
The University of Sydney submitted its "Response to Submissions Report" to the NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure (DP&I) in relation to the Section 75W Modification application for proposed alterations to the design of the Student Accommodation. The modification seeks to make several amendments to the approved Abercrombie Student Accommodation Building including changes to the facade to better integrate with the terraces opposite; modifications to the internal configuration and provision of 12 extra beds; relocation of the ground floor cafe, removal of vehicle access; and modifications to the layout of the basement,
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Researchers shake up scientific theory on motor protein
5 February 2009
An international team of scientists, led by BBSRC-supported researchers at the University of Leeds, has shed new light on the little-understood motor protein called dynein, thought to be involved in progressive neurological disorders such as motor neurone disease.
Researchers from the University´s Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology and from the University of Tokyo have for the first time identified key elements of dynein´s structure, and the winch-like mechanism by which it moves.
The research - funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council and the Wellcome Trust - is published in the latest issue of Cell.
Dynein is the largest, but least understood of the three families of motor proteins, yet it is responsible for many key processes, such as powering the movement of sperm and eggs, and helping cells divide. It is also responsible for transporting molecular cargo within cells such as motor neurones, the nerve cells that supply all voluntary muscle activity.
Lead researcher, Dr Stan Burgess from the University of Leeds Faculty of Biological Sciences, says: "Motor neurones have a very complex transportation system. While the nuclei of motor neurones lie within the spinal cord, they have branches that can run the entire length of a limb, say from the spine to the big toe. This branch is like a highway for molecular motors such as dynein. If there´s a disruption to the traffic, it can lead to cell death and eventually to muscular weakness, characterised in diseases such as motor neurone disease."
Measuring only 50 nanometers, dynein can carry its cargo up to a metre in humans - the equivalent of humans walking about forty thousand kilometres. Dynein is poorly understood, partly because it is difficult to engineer for experimental studies and because the usual techniques for determining the structure of a molecule - X-ray crystallography and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR) - have been unsuccessful.
The Leeds team worked with synthetic dynein engineered by their Japanese colleagues which contained fluorescent marker proteins at key points within the motor. Using an electron microscope, they were able to plot the positions of the marker proteins both with and without ATP, the 'fuel´ that drives the motor.
Dr Burgess says: "Dynein, like all proteins, is a long linear molecule folded up into a complicated three-dimensional structure. While we can't solve the atomic structure using electron-microscopy, our research has enabled us to map key points in the chain and see which parts of it move."
Co-researcher Anthony Roberts, says: "Seeing the molecule change shape with ATP gives us clues to its motor mechanism that we will follow up in future work."
The Japanese scientists also removed the ends of the dynein molecule to expose the core, and imaging at Leeds showed that - contrary to the accepted model - the core of dynein is similar to other ring-shaped molecular machines in the cell, with which dynein shares distant evolutionary links.
"There has been disagreement over the structure of dynein within the scientific community, and both elements of our research - identifying the moving parts and revealing the structure of the core - has meant we can correct some of the mistaken ideas," says Dr Burgess. "Hopefully this will enable future research on this very important protein to move forward much faster."
The researchers from Leeds and Tokyo have already joined forces with colleagues in Ljubljana, Slovenia, to secure a grant of US$1.2 million from the prestigious Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) to continue their research on dynein. Their bid was ranked first among 18 awards made from 600 original applications from around the world.
Headed by Dr Burgess, the international team will build on their latest findings and their expertise in engineering and imaging dynein. They aim to study the structure of two-headed dynein walking along its microtubule track using electron microscopy. Colleagues in Tokyo will measure the force it exerts as it walks as well as its step size and speed. The team in Slovenia will then combine all the new data into a computer model to simulate the movement of the protein.
"By examining the structure and mechanism of dynein while it's moving, we hope to learn more about how the protein works in the cell, so we can better understand what happens when it goes wrong," says Dr Burgess.
Notes to editors
Dr Stan Burgess is Lecturer in Molecular Contractility in the Institute of Molecular & Cellular Biology, Faculty of Biological Sciences at the University of Leeds and a member of the University's Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology.
Anthony Roberts, a Wellcome Trust-funded postgraduate student based at Leeds, was first author on the paper.
The paper, titled AAA+ ring and linker swing mechanism in the dynein motor is published in the latest issue of Cell. Copies of the paper can be obtained from Cathleen Genova (see external contact below).
The research in Leeds was funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), including a Japan Partnering Award that enabled the teams in Leeds and Tokyo to collaborate.
About the Faculty of Biological Sciences
The Faculty of Biological Sciences at the University of Leeds is one of the largest in the UK, with over 150 academic staff and over 400 postdoctoral fellows and postgraduate students. The 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) ranked the Faculty at 8th in the UK, with 60% of its submitted research rated as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent' and a further 35% rated as 'recognised internationally'. 'The Faculty has been awarded research grants totalling some £60M and funders include charities, research councils, the European Union and industry. The Faculty is also consistently within the top three for funding from the government's research councils, the BBSRC and NERC. www.fbs.leeds.ac.uk
About Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology
The Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology is an interdisciplinary research centre of the University of Leeds. It was founded to carry out international quality research in all aspects of structural molecular biology. The Centre brings together over fifty academic staff from various faculties of the University of Leeds who share common interests. It is named after W T Astbury, a biophysicist who laid many of the foundations of the field during a long research career at the University of Leeds (1928-1961) and who is widely credited with the definition of the field of molecular biology.
About the University of Leeds
The University of Leeds is one of the largest higher education institutions in the UK with more than 30,000 students from 130 countries and a turnover of £450m. The University is a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive universities and the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise showed it to be the UK's eighth biggest research powerhouse. The University's vision is to secure a place among the world's top 50 by 2015. www.leeds.ac.uk
About BBSRC
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) is the UK funding agency for research in the life sciences. Sponsored by Government, BBSRC annually invests around £420M in a wide range of research that makes a significant contribution to the quality of life for UK citizens and supports a number of important industrial stakeholders including the agriculture, food, chemical, healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. BBSRC carries out its mission by funding internationally competitive research, providing training in the biosciences, fostering opportunities for knowledge transfer and innovation and promoting interaction with the public and other stakeholders on issues of scientific interest in universities, centres and institutes.
The Babraham Institute, Institute for Animal Health, Institute of Food Research, John Innes Centre and Rothamsted Research are Institutes of BBSRC. The Institutes conduct long-term, mission-oriented research using specialist facilities. They have strong interactions with industry, Government departments and other end-users of their research.
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Guy Dixon, University of Leeds press office
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Cathleen Genova, Press Officer, Cell Press
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Matt Goode, Head of External Relations
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Got your casserole ready? How about some hot dogs for the grill?
All across the state tonight, people will be gathered on the street pavement in front of their houses to share food, eat, talk and have some fun...for the 28th Annual National Night Out.
There's an ulterior motive for the hundreds of block parties, of course--to bring neighbors and community members together to prevent crime.
Events surrounding tonight actually fall under two names-- National Night Out (NNO), which is sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch and Night to Unite, which was created by the Minnesota Crime Prevention Association.
By the way, if you're taking photos at your block party, send them to us at: firstname.lastname@example.com and your party could be featured on KSTP.com.
The winning party will win KSTP t-shirts!
Wondering about which block party is nearest you? We've complied a list of them Where You Live:
- "Growing Stronger by Building Stronger Communities"
- City Park, located off of City Park Road in Alexandria
- Free hot dogs, beverages and frozen custard
Apple Valley
- Picnic Lunch at Fire Station 1, located at Co. Road 42 and Hayes Road in Apple Valley
- 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
- Offers organizational party planning
- North Town: Intersection of Twin Street and Warrior Avenue from 6 to 9 p.m.
- North Brainerd: Gregory Park, located off of Juniper Street, from 5 to 8 p.m.
- South Brainerd: Southwest corner Bane Park from 7 - 8:30 p.m.
- Downtown Neighborhood Group: 400 Block or Laurel Street between the historic Courthouse and Post Office. Starts at 6 p.m.
Brooklyn Center
- National Night Out Neighborhood parties start at 6 p.m.
- Block party from 5 to 8 p.m.
- Located in the parking lot between the Buffalo Police Department and City Center at 1st Avenue
Coon Rapids
- Party favors/tips offered by city
Eden Prairie
- Night to Unite Flyer
As of late last week, city officials say they've received a record number of parties registered for tonight. The Eden Prairie Police and Fire Department's will make sure that every party gets a visit from one of them. The city is also collecting food donations for the PROP food shelf during the National Night to Unite.
Elk River
Forest Lake
- Night to Unite held at Lakeside Park, located off of 1st Street
- Block Parties/Cookouts take place from 5 - 8 p.m.
- Call 952-938-8885 for specific locations
- Prior to Night to Unite: Food Drive at the Senior Center, located at 20732 Holt Avenue
- Block parties collecting food can drop off needed items from 10 to 6 p.m.
- Parties start afterward
Lino Lakes
- Block parties taking place from 5:30 to 9 p.m.
- Call 651-982-2378 for specific locations
- Specific locations listed here
Maple Grove
- Community Block Party at Maple Grove Community Center located at 12951 Weaver Lake Road
- Takes place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Specific locations listed here
- Police visits at block parties take place 6 to 9 p.m.
- Community Block Park takes place from 5 - 7 p.m.
- Located at the South End of the Monticello Community Center located at 505 Walnut Street
- Wright County Sheriff's Department and New River Medical Center representatives will be present
- Games, activities and prizes offered
Prior Lake
- Individual parties take place from 6 to 9 p.m.
- Night to Unite Flyer
- Community event at the Plymouth Creek Center, located at 14800 34th Avenue
- Kids can see a fire truck inside and out, shoot water from a fire hose, meet a K9 unit, talk to the police mountain bike patrol. There will be low-cost bike helmets for sale, an inflatable bouncer and free native plants. And enjoy free samples from Plymouth restaurants and businesses--all from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
- Individual parties take place from 6 to 9 p.m.
- At noon, the Richfield Fire Department and McGruff the Crime Dog will be at the Richfield Target promoting crime prevention
- Individual parties take place from 6 - 9 p.m.
- Call 763-531-1220 for additional information
- Individual parties take place from 6 to 9 p.m.
- Additional information can be found here
- Individual parties take place from 5 to 9 p.m.
- Additional information can be found here
St. Paul
- Specific locations listed here
- Community event takes place in Washington Park, located off of Greeley Street
- Takes place from 5 to 9 p.m.
- Event will feature the police officers and their equipment, fire trucks K9 demonstrations, snow cones, games, activities and prizes


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SCABIOSA! Oh my goodness the foliage of this plant is butt-ugly! I very much like the flowers, though - so I use the old hide the eyesore behind other plants trick. I saw a different variety with deeper, richer-colors flowers than Butterfly Blue and bought them yesterday, hid them behind some lamb's ears -- I'm enjoying the blooms rising up behind the lamb's eye but don't have to look at that mess of foliage. This area is a little sparse at the moment, I'm waiting for the hibiscus and the butterfly bush and B&B salvia to fill in, but I do like the shot of purple here: |
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It's not as ugly as this. |
LOL! I'm sure his mama loves him :0) (that's not your dog, is it?) |
No, the ugliest foliage is on my alliums.... I hate the foliage as much as I love the flowers... I don't have picture of the foliage, but I will try to make one tomorrow. Sure much uglier than your scabiosa... |
I have a real contender with two Deinanthe bifida. I brought them from my old garden, installed them last Fall in a newly prepared site, back side of a triangular bed that has a path behind. The other plants across the front and in center aren't going to be large enough this year to give them enough protection and shade - think crispy crittered. |
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I'll probably get my rear end kicked for this but Daylily foliage is ugly and messy looking to my eyes at any time of the year. It has to be right up there among others on the top of the list. |
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TexasRanger10 - daylily foliage may be ugly where you are, which makes me sad for you, but here in the northeast it's an elegant fountain of green throughout the growing season. I can't think of any perennial in my garden that has ugly foliage once it finishes blooming. Okay, I confess--I don't grow Scabiosa and I stopped growing oriental poppies because they DID have wretched looking foliage once the blooms faded. |
- Posted by TexasRanger10 7 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 23, 14 at 20:24
Don't be sad-- plenty of people love the heck out of them & there's no shortage of them around the city, the foliage looks exactly like all the online photos I've ever seen. Its not a big deal because I really don't think about it too much. |
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The clouds gather and the rumbling is enough to unsettle anyone. The thunderous sounds all across the sky bring up all kinds of memories, even memories from a time when we might not be able to explain what is causing the sound. As the clouds gather, the sky darkens, until it feels like nighttime is upon us, because indeed it is.
What extraordinary spectacles are these storms emerging from the Gulf: Extraordinary to marvel at, and at the same time, extra-ordinary as in atypical, and hence, as we have seen, devastating. And then, almost at a blink of an eye, the openness that is the warmth of the sun emerges...
Today we remember, not in the sense that we could ever forget, but in the intentional sense that we have brought forth into this sacred space, the names of those who have gone before us into the Great Mystery.
Today we celebrate too, that we as two communities worshipping as one, have had the great good fortune to survive. We celebrate that we are alive, that in these bodies are beating hearts whose beat keeps time for a city still grieving. We celebrate that we are still here to tell the stories, and to create the stories of the future.
One year later New Orleans is literally still in the dark, the heavy, gray/black clouds still hovering, but if New Orleans is to emerge as a city "bigger and better", than let us commit to being bearers of light to guide the others out of the darkness. Let the swirl of the clouds hover above us, as we take to the streets of humanity feeding our brothers and sisters the elixir that is love .
In the words of Diane Thornton: "Give yourself to giving, and you'll find that the things that matter are returning." The things that matter cannot return unless we actively bring them back, unless we pull them out of the darkness of no return, and shine the light of possibility on them. Possibilities that are as diverse as we are, inside and outside of these four walls.
To be a bearer of light is to hold in the highest esteem, the building of relationships. As Rumi wrote, "This being human is a guest house, every morning a new arrival." Each day we have an opportunity to build a new relationship where previously none existed.
A bearer of light is not concerned with what they can take, but with what they can give to any situation, even one that might rile them, or aspire to throw them off course.
A bearer of light while it can have a spiritual significance as what Thomas has stated in his gospel, it does not have to. It can be a commitment one makes to lighten an experience that might seem heavy, to share an insight even when it might scare you to do so, to act the clown when everyone around you is being so serious.
It can be a commitment to be that ray of sun that emerges at the blink of an eye.
It can be a commitment to remain calm, when all around you the world is spinning, to remain grounded when the urge is to take flight, to remain loving when the devil is knocking on your door, pushing you into the abyss that is misdirected anger.
As you consider your role as a bearer of light, I offer you these tools to help create the "bigger and better" New Orleans that our spirits need.
My friends, there will be so many more challenges ahead for New Orleans, that it will be crucial for us to know what it is beyond the fact that we are Unitarian Universalists, beyond our history, beyond even our Principles, that bind us one to the other. Our "bigger and better" New Orleans must encompass a new way of living that does not refute the individual or the community.
This is our time to see ourselves as bearers of light, bringing new life to a city that has been in desperate need of it since before Hurricane Katrina.
Thanks to Katrina we have been blessed in so many ways and we have been left to survive for reasons only we can discover. Yet what we know to be true is that UUs across the country believe in us, they believe in our possibilities, and because of it, one of the biggest blessings has emerged, that is of new relationships with our denominational headquarters, between congregations, within congregations, as well as ecumenically and in interfaith settings.
We have been blessed by the currency that is money running through our congregational veins, but the fuller sustenance comes from having the opportunity of sharing our stories. We have blessed others by helping them find their skills, and welcoming them into this jigsaw puzzle that is our recovery effort.
We have blessed others by choosing to survive in a situation that seems hopeless at times, by giving them the gift of being needed and the chance to respond to the call.
Although at times it may feel that all we do is receive, we are giving to others what money can never buy. Underneath it all, we are working to keep Unitarian Universalism alive in our hearts. We are using the Principles to guide our relationships with each other, and now, it is time to use them to guide our relationships with the larger community. We have been blessed with much, and now it is time to give back to New Orleans.
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Sure, you can write some content in isolation, but what's the point of writing it if nobody actually gets a chance to read it? Have you considered generating visibility for this new content, or are you just hoping that your audience will find it?
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My kitchen has shiny ubatuba granite countertops, and a light toned but shiny backsplash. Kitchen cabinets and floor are light maple. The L-layout kitchen is about 10x12, with a dropped ceiling covering about 7x12. Nearest source of natural light is about 25-ft away.
My preliminary plan is to install LED undercabinet lighting and recessed par20 downlights. One row of downlights would be located between the upper cabinet and the edge of the countertop, and spaced about 3-ft apart. A parallel row would be spaced about 42-in. away, in the open area of the kitchen. One concern is about all the reflection in the ubatuba countertops. I am wondering if instead of downlights over the work surface, it might make sense to use wall washers aimed at the upper cabinets. Another concern is whether either plan will adequately light this kitchen, which basically has no natural light source. Any comments or suggestions gratefully accepted! |
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I won't worry about reflections. Rather, I'd try to ensure that I can get enough lighting in the room. Wall washers may not provide sufficient task lighting since they are usually used for decorative purposes. Copied from another thread Adjust as necessary - lower lumens per sq ft? Note that the formula I used grossly simplifies things. |
Thanks, David -- using that formula, and counting only the cans, I would say that I need 2 more cans. But including the under-cabinet lighting (and an unmentioned wall washer and a couple of small pendant lights), I'm feeling more comfortable. |
To lessen the glare impact on the granite, used frosted face bulbs in the downlights over the counter tops. The LED undercabinet lighting should also have a frosted cover. The Ubatuba granite will act just like a mirror and be very distracting. Minimize this with the frosted bulbs & covers. The 50par20's are available in frosted. There are also LED undercabinet fixtures with frosted covers designed for this application. |
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The dumplings in Shanghai were killer. DD was not overly happy with Chinese food, too many things had seafood and she can't eat any of it. Desert in most places consisted of fruit, the vast majority of it was watermelon. They taught us how to eat soup dumplings and I really like the ginger and vinegar that they suggest you dip them in. It isn't good. It isn't bad. It is just different. The acrobats were amazing. They say circus... NOT even close. There was humor and music and... well... acrobats. A guy 'juggling' one porcelain vase that was probably 2 feet high. Tumblers jumping through rings. The highlight was probably the 8 motorcycles in a metal ball. Hearing the guides talk about it, it kind of sounds like what you might see in a regular circus at home. NOT even close. I bought a CD of the music (and that came with a free "t-shirt"... that is what the lady called it... it was a polo shirt) and later went back to get the DVD which also came with a free shirt. Up and at-em early in the morning. Breakfast and then off to the Maglev train. We made it to the airport in 7 min... 310KM per hour. People had their doubts that I could take pictures going that fast. I did. The Shanghai airport is really big, and absolutely beautiful. It isn't quite as nice as the terminal we flew out of in Beijing, but close. While waiting at the airport, I got a decent copy of the swine flu movie that they show on every (maybe all but one) flight we had on china airlines. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCrYpxJUr0c The ones on the flights have music and the pig talks, but they are on tiny screens and because they are on a plane, getting them even as smooth as this one isn't easy... this was way better. About midnight that night a little typhoon thing went through off shore of Hong Kong. That meant a 30 min delay of flight AFTER we boarded. That could have been bad, but it wasn't really. They served tea and left the air on and it was a nice nap time. Flying wasn't bad. Landing in 50 MPH winds is... interesting... especially when you land on a runway that has water at the END of the runway. It was the only interesting landing we had. And there we were, hong kong. Rain and rain and rain and rain... there were breaks in the rain where it let up, we actually got lucky enough to see the normal water parade even in the rain. We got even luckier because they had the fireworks. TORRENTIAL downpour thunder and lightning... and fireworks. The VIP viewing that ABD arranges is from the platform in front of the train station. There was a cemented in umbrella that many of us stood under to watch the show. I got a video... it could have been zoomed in better... but I figure I'm lucky to get this much given that we were all soaked (badly enough that DH threw away DS's jeans because they would never have dried in time to make it home)... We could not have gotten wetter. Waded water about 9 inches deep in places getting to the bus back to Disneyland Hotel. Lots of drowned rats. But it was SO worth it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXfulqc2uLQ Shower and into warm dry clothes. Up for breakfast... Mickey, Daisy and Pluto were our visitors for breakfast. I SO want to mug one of the cast members/character keepers for their shirts. The HK DL ones are different. Hong Kong top to bottom... Drove for an hour to get to Stanly Market. The market was interesting... you could do some hagling, but not a whole lot. DS got a wood and leather box that he was wanting. DD got a tiger painting on canvas that now we will have to have framed for her. I got 2 cashmere shawls to go with my silk one from Shanghai. Up Victoria Peak for lunch on our own and a stunning view of fog shrouded hong kong harbor. When we got there you could see about 30 feet from the top of the hill off into the trees. NO buildings... no harbor... a couple trees maybe. By the time we left, the wind had changed directions and we were able to see better for the cable car ride down. The view is amazing. Star Ferry across the harbor to catch the bus in Kowloon back to Disney property. DH remembered the boat ride from 40 something years ago when he was in the service. The seats on the boat are open air with great windows or air conditioned with so so windows. We went open air. The rest of the people on the tour went AC. It wasn't too too bad. It was more humid than we are used to but a lot like "home". Back to the hotel with time to spare to go to the park for some last pictures, and a trip to the lion king that we missed seeing the day before. I would SO not miss that show if I were anyone going. It is worth the time. It is totally different than the one in Florida. I think the only thing that is the same is the fact that is is Timon, Simba and Pumba and the floats have the same animals on them. The kids opted to stay in the room and rest so they missed out on seeing it. Farewell dinner in the crystal locus. The food was good, but it was kind of weird. Everyone was waiting for the "main course" and it never really seemed to come. They brought soup and salad and some other stuff like that, but the real DINNER like the dinners we were used to most of the time was kind of... a let down. We went downstairs for the slideshow viewing and that was awesome. Can't wait to see the photopass version. Got a picture of DS (in the slideshow) eating a duck face. That was well worth it. And now we are packed and getting ready to leave. This trip was SO worth every penny. It was absolutely the trip of a lifetime. One parting thought... Again, it's not good, it's not bad, it's just different. The trip is in China. There are MILLIONS and MILLIONS of people in China and most of them are packed into Urban areas. They have learned that, to claim their place in life, they need to muscle their way into whatever they want to do. So they do. This trip, don't expect niceties everywhere from the locals. For the most part you won't be disrespected but you WILL be treated like everyone else. Lines for tickets and to get into things are a lot like lines on the road... they are suggestions, but if you aren't willing to be just a little pushy, you will never get to see anything. This is especially true if you do things on your own during your "down" time. They aren't doing it to you because you are a visitor they are doing it because that is the way they survive. Learn just a few words (like hello and thank you) and everyone brightens up (you aren't so much the ugly american... you become human). Expect to be taken advantage of by cabs that are questionable. Expect to haggle over prices for things. Expect to have a trip you will never forget, one that may change the way you look at things. 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In 1992 when Renaissance entered the fray dance music in clubs was a completely different experience. Warehouses, reclaimed Ritzys, motorway arches and fields were the terrain for which acid house surged through the speakers, but Renaissance pioneered a new form of clubbing alongside a brand new sound. Utilising stately homes and adding a regal zest to partying, they proved that clubbing need not be an experience in a dingy environment. And they did so by pushing an exciting new genre, a combination of the epic and ethereal trance and techno coming from mainland Europe with the rolling house grooves from over the Atlantic; Progressive House.
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Cocoon hits England for a double date weekend….
This weekend is surely going to be a storm for everyone involved in Cocoon's visit to England, as well as for Liverpool's Nation and London's Fabric.
Cocoon will be making a double date tour this weekend, kicking on Friday at Nation, Circus presents the Cocoon night with a line-up of some of the industry's most established DJs; Booka Shade, Guy Gerber, Raresh and Onur Ozer. Not to mention Circus top man Yousef and Cocoon legend Sven Väth.
With Circus' involvement in hosting a Cocoon night with such a line-up, Liverpool's Nation is going to be electric.
Moving on to Saturday night and Cocoon will be landing at Fabric and how are we pleased to see the legendary Sven Väth gracing Fabric once again. Here Sven will be joined in Room 1 by Turkish DJ Onur Özer, known to music lovers for his offering on the Green and Blue mix series last year, as well as London's very own Matt Tolfrey, who are surely going to be shaking things up.
Room 2 will be just as momentous with Chile's Dinky being joined by Italy's Ilario Alicante and Marcus Fix, who has acclaimed releases on Cécille, Oslo and Cocoon.
And last but by no means least, the intimate Room 3 will be given a run through its paces with Craig Richards and Jozif rocking through the night.
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Fabric hosts a line-up of extreme talent this Saturday….
Once again Fabric demonstrates why it is still one of the best clubs in the world by host yet another great line-up of extremely talented DJs. Let's face it Fabric has all the basic ingredients for be one of the best; size, location, ambient, sound system, as do many other clubs. But it's in the choice of DJs where Fabric really accelerates from all the rest. Obviously the way in which Fabric is made really give a great underground vibe, but it must be said that they continue to host some of the best DJs around.
This Saturday 6th November, Fabric will be hosting WIGGLE, which means Nathan Coles, Eddie Richards and Fabric resident Terry Francis will be shaking Room 2. They will also be joined by what we think will undoubtably be a very special performance from Maetrik. Someone who is on fire at the moment releasing some great tunes and cool remixes left, right and centre. Plus Maetrik is celebrating his birthday, which means he will be dropping a lot of monster tunes and we hope even his latest track, "Snorkel"!
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A Little History About The Crafts Inn
The Crafts Inn, along with Memorial Hall (which is next door), were designed by architects, Mead, McKim & White, with the New York firm of Stanford White. White was considered one of the preeminent architects of his time. The architectural designing of the Inn and Hall was started in 1898, Memorial Hall was opened mid December 1902 in time to have Christmas celebrations for the town, and Craft's Inn was opened on February 10, 1903 by Major F. W. Childs and was called "Childs Tavern" at that time. The hotel was built more as a resort for visitors who would be staying for an extended period, as opposed to other accommodations in the area, designed largely for travelers passing through. A lot of people would come up from the city. The men would send their families up for a long-term stay, maybe for a month during the summer. It was a very popular place back then.
The Crafts, one of the town's founding families according to local historians, had come into the hotel business through what is now the Vermont House (which still resides across the street from Crafts Inn). May Allen acquired the Vermont House from her brothers and later married into the Crafts family. According to Floyd Crafts, the hotel business experienced a boom at that time and the family contemplated how they could capitalize on it, when Mr. Childs made his proposal to the Crafts. A year after it was deeded to the Crafts by Childs, the Tavern was expanded. The addition in 1912 contained twelve baths (which was a luxury back then), one between each two rooms, and soon after sixteen additional rooms had been so equipped. All rooms then having hot and cold running water. The lobby was later enlarged to accommodate the guest comfortably.
The Inn changed hands several times beginning in the 1950's with the introduction of skiing at Mount Snow, but these budding entrepreneurs failed for one reason or another. It was during the 50's that the business name was changed to reflect the first proprietors, the Crafts, thus changing from Child's Tavern to Craft's Inn. Floyd and May Craft had run the business since its beginning, and owned the operation for almost 20 years.
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Intellectual and Cultural InfluenceAs the most impressive educational institution of the Natchez region, Jefferson College quickly became a center of the intellectual community. William Dunbar, the territory's most active man of science, was a member of the first board; later board members included Benjamin Wailes and John Wesley Monette. Several associations dedicated to learning met in the college rooms; around 1837, the Jefferson College and Washington Lyceum was formed, the first such group allied with Jefferson College. Standing committees were organized on belles-lettres and mental science, moral philosophy and theology, constitutional law and political economy, natural history, mathematics and physical science, antiquities and history, and anatomy and physiology. The Lyceum published an important literary journal and also undertook investigations of local Indian mounds. The Civil WarThe outbreak of the Civil War forced the closing of Jefferson College in 1863. It reopened in 1866, again as a preparatory school. From that time until 1964, when its doors closed forever, Jefferson College remained a preparatory school. By the beginning of the twentieth century, the school had become known as Jefferson Military College.


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Matt and Kim: Lightning
Matt and Kim have stretched themselves just enough to keep things interesting without ditching the style that makes them appealing in the first place. Also they have a dubstep song on this album.
Monday, February 11 2013
Matt and Kim's Lightning Tour Documentary (video)
Matt and Kim have released a short documentary film as they return to the road.
Monday, June 25 2012
Matt and Kim Return with "Let's Go"
New song from upcoming release finds indie duo right where fans expect musically, maybe not visually
Monday, October 17 2011
Matt and Kim Appear Before Noon on KCRW
Watch or listen to live session plus interview with the dynamic duo.
Friday, July 15 2011
Matt and Kim: 29 June 2011 - Terminal 5, NYC
Matt and Kim's Triumphant Takeover of Terminal 5
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By: Peter T. Pugliese, MD
Posted: November 24, 2009, from the December 2009 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.
Editor's note: Skin Inc. magazine recommends that all clients check with their physicians before incorporating any dietary changes.
A vast difference exists between chronological aging and physiological aging. Chronological aging is measured in years, while physiological aging is measured in decreased biological functionality. No hard and fast biological law states that after 80 years you must pack it in, yet experience tells you that maybe it is best not to make a 20-year plan.
Scientists throughout the world are studying the fundamental processes underlying aging changes, and although a great deal of progress has been made, there is much more yet to be learned. Using an analogy to farming, many fields still need to be plowed. One field that is yielding some early fruit, however, is that of inflammation and how it relates to aging. Just about every disease has some aspect of inflammation. For the esthetician to have a good understanding of aging and how it relates to acute and chronic conditions, a knowledge of the principles of inflammation is essential. Learning the basic concepts of immunology and inflammation will help the esthetician to appreciate the complexity of biological mechanisms and provide insight into the mysteries of aging.
Basic inflammatory reaction
Most texts illustrate inflammation by using a cut or break in the skin to show how the body first defends itself from potential invaders and then heals the wound. Actually, bacteria, viruses and even biochemicals, such as bee venom or pollen particles, can initiate an inflammatory reaction; in fact, just about any abnormal occurrence, trauma, infection or metabolic accident can do it. Let's choose a cut with an accompanying bacteria to make a real gooey wound. If you do nothing about it in 24–48 hours, you will see and experience the four classic signs of inflammation: redness, swelling, heat and pain. Even a little pimple will produce these four reactions, and there are underlying basic processes that cause them.
Redness. Because the epidermis is transparent, the dilated capillaries at the site of the wound can be seen, but why would the blood vessels dilate first? Easy—they are the transport system that carries everything else to the wound site. The more vessels and the bigger the vessels, the more blood and the more goodies go to the wound. Depending on the type of wound and how much bleeding is associated with it, the blood vessels may first contract.


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A Heritage trail through the provinces of South Africa
What heritage is?
A person's heritage is made up of the practices, and traditions that are passed on from parents to children. Heritage is also about what has been passed on from the family, community and place where people have been raised. For example a person may have grown up in a family of medical professionals or in a proudly Zulu family where the old customs are still followed. This is part of their heritage. People also have a national heritage. A person who was born in South Africa has a South African heritage. This also means they have an African heritage because they were born on this continent.
There are different types of heritage. A country's natural heritage is its beautiful environment and natural resources like gold and water. Areas that are very special and where animals or plants are in danger of extinction like the St. Lucia Wetlands and uKhahlamba Drakensberg Parks in KwaZulu Natal are world heritage sites. They are respected and protected against harm.
Cultural heritage is formed by those things or expressions that show the creativity of people. These can be special monuments, like a building, sculpture, painting, a cave dwelling or anything important because of its history, artistic or scientific value. The styles of buildings can also be part of our cultural heritage because of their architecture, where they are built or what they were used for. Robben Island, The Cradle of Humankind at the caves of Sterkfontein, Swartkrans and Kromdraai in Gauteng, the uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park and the ancient city of Mapungubwe in Limpopo are all examples of South Africans cultural heritage.
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The English for Legal Studies (ELS) program is an intensive six-week English program for Legal English. It is designed for students who have been accepted into a competitive U.S. law school, most typically for an LL.M program. The primary focus is on the language and academic skills needed to succeed in a rigorous LL.M program.
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First Day Hike at the "Rock" (Near Fredericksburg)
Let's start 2014 on the right foot or left if you like by joining Enchanted Rock staff on hiking the "Rock" on the first day of the year. Start off your year with a hike to the Summit and enjoy one of the most spectacular views in Texas.
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Jan 01, 2014 from 09:00 AM to 11:00 AM |
Where | Enchanted Rock State Natural Area |
Contact Name | Doug Cochran |
Contact Phone | (830) 685-3636 |
Begin at the Gazebo near the trailhead to the Summit. The hike is a little challenging; however, all are invited to learn about our magnificent park, take in some breathtaking views and get some exercise in between. Bring water, a buddy to walk with, and a big smile on your face. If you would like some additional information please contact one of our team members at (830) 685-3636. Check in at Park Headquarters before the hike(s). All applicable entrance fees apply.


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