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The Scarborough Fair Collection is located at the Flower of May Holiday Park at Lebberston Cliff (YO11 3NU) on the outskirts of Scarborough just past Cayton Bay not far from Filey. The museum has a large collection of working vintage fairground rides including cars, trains and organs. They have steam engines on show, vintage farm vehicles and other vintage stalls and attractions. The Scarborough Fair museum is open 11am - 4pm and the entrance fee is £5 for adults and £3 for children (5s and under are free). During the winter months the museum is only open on selected days so you should give them a call on 01723 586698 to find out the days they are open on. For more details about the Scarborough Fair museum and to find out what's on head on over to their website. Millenium Museum is located at the Harbourside (YO11 1PG) on the south bay beach in Scarborough. The best place to park would be in the South Bay Underground car park, find the prices and postcode above. The millenium museum brings the history of Scarborough alive through models, sounds and smells of the past. For more details about the Millenium Museum you can give them a call on 01723 501000. The millenium museum is open daily during the summer season from 10am - 10 pm and during the winter is open weekends only from 10am - 4pm. The Scarborough Lifeboat Station is located on Foreshore Road (YO11 1PB) at the south bay beach. Again the best place to park would be in the South Bay Underground car park or in the West Pier car park that has the same postcode as the lifeboat station. The Lifeboat Station has its own shop and is open from 10am - 4pm and you can call them on 01723 360520. This is the third oldest lifeboat station in the country and is well worth a look around if you are at the south bay beach in Scarborough. For more details about the Scarborough lifeboat station head on over to their website. You will find information about their upcoming visits and talks, news and events and photos of the station. Museums
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Ryedale Folk Museum is located in Pickering (YO62 6UA) a short 20- mile drive away from Scarborough. This is an open-air museum showcasing re-built old style buildings including a 1950s post office, Elizabethan manor house, an Iron Age roundhouse plus others.
The museum has a model village to look round picturing Ryedale through the ages. There is also a selection of livestock including pigs, sheep and chickens for the kids to have a look at.
The museum is open all year round from 10am - 4:30pm and costs £7 for adults and £6 for children. You can call the museum on 01751 417367. To read more about the Ryedale Folk Museum and to have a look at some photos head on over to their website.
Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum is located at Saltburn by the Sea (TS13 4AP) 28 miles from Scarborough.
The museum gives you the chance to experience the sights and sounds underground in a real ironstone mine.
The museum is open at different times throughout the year, just head on over to the Ironstone Museum website for all the opening times and entry prices.
If you know of any other museums that are in or near to Scarborough that we have not included on our list just send us the details in an email and we will add them to the list.
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What does FYA mean in Unclassified?
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The 'Off The Hook' digital media and community engagement project is the next chapter in the story between Nepean Community Neighbourhood services, Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE) and the Community of Cranebrook. The partnership has borne fruit over the last four years with as many projects working primarily with Koori young people and their...
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I relayed a recent article here on the blog Digital Yacht which provides an excellent discussion of the choice of antenna for an AIS transponder install. You will find below a translation freely adapted by me.
One of the most frequent questions asked by boaters who want to buy an AIS Class B Transponder : which antenna VHF use ?
AIS (¹), uses two special channels « data only» in the VHF frequency range for transmitting and receiving digital data packets its. Thus, any VHF antenna can be used to receive and transmit AIS data and generally the same selection criteria, advice Assembly and Installation, apply.
One or two antennas ?
In absolute, for optimum reception AIS, must mount the AIS antenna location highest boat, either at the top of the mast on a sailboat, or on the radar arch support or upper deck of a motorboat. However, antenna VHF radio is usually already in this exact spot and you can not have two antennas spaced less than 2 meters from each other, if not all of the power 25 Transmitting antenna VHF Watts will go directly into the receiver of the AIS and riquera irreparably damage.
On a motorboat, you can get away with placing the VHF antenna on one side of the boat and the AIS across (if the width of the vessel is sufficient) and a ketch or schooner you have the luxury of two masts and therefore can mount VHF and AIS antennas on each. However, for most sailboat owners, who already have their VHF radio antenna on top of mast, they must make a choice between two options :
- Establish a dedicated AIS antenna to another location on the boat (back porch, pulpit, material)
- Use « Brand» (separator in French) to enable the sharing of a single antenna between AIS and VHF radio.
Splitters are used for quite some time, well before the AIS, to enable / FM radio receiver share the AM antenna VHF. When the first AIS receivers have been launched, many boat owners have used a splitter to allow the AIS receiver and VHF antenna to share the same. While this makes installation easy, separators were originally quite rustic device simply making that split the signal from the antenna, half the power going to the VHF and the other half to the AIS. This has meant that many boaters, having worked hard to install a good quality VHF antenna at the top of their mast for maximum VHF range, found a significant reduction in their range VHF reception after the installation of the separator.
AIS antenna dedicated
Therefore, manufacturers such as Digital Yacht have long recommended the use of a dedicated antenna for connecting AIS transponders. Ideally mounted as high as possible, for example on an antenna support to aft. Failing mounted at the bridge on the back porch, which still provides a reasonable reception transponders large ships of Class A, whose antennas are located several meters, even tens of meters, above the sea level. It is also important to note that the Class B transponders will transmit with a power 2 Watts so that, even with an ideal antenna installed on top of a mast, one can not really expect a range of about 8 NM – mounting on a rear porch probably reducing the scope for 4 or 5 nautical miles.
Another advantage of using a dedicated AIS antenna is that, with a little thought when installing, and can provide relief VHF antenna. Just provide the necessary adapter (usually a BNC connector PL259) possible to connect the VHF in case of loss of the antenna or worse dismasted.
Antenna splitters
So, why install a separator ? Unlike the first separators, the latest generation of separators designed for AIS Class B Transponder, as SPL2000 from Digital Yacht, using new technology « zero loss» which stimulates the received signals before dividing. This results in no loss of reception or on the AIS or VHF, and it is now possible to have a simple and easy to install solution, without loss of performance. Using the VHF antenna on top of the main mast, this gives a maximum range of the AIS system and the installation is to simply disconnect the VHF antenna to the back of the radio and insert the separator between it and the VHF.
DISCLAIMER REMARQUE : A Class B transponder requires a special type of separator equipped with two smart switches can detect the issuance or VHF, soit AIS, and disconnect the other device within a few milliseconds while the transmission begins. Separators low prices are provided only one single switch and should be used with simple AIS receivers.


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[1872] Activation of cdk4/Cyclind D1 and the Associated Attenuation of Rb Function in Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors (Pan-NETs)
Laura H Tang, David S Klimstra. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY
Background: Pan-NETs pose significant challenges in clinical management largely due to the lack of identifications of key oncogenic pathways in this neoplasm. Currently, there are no reliable biomarkers to predict the recurrence and progression and treatment option is limited for this disease. Although changes in genes of the retinoblastoma (Rb) pathway can lead to formation of Pan-NET in mice, genomic investigations in humans have not revealed Rb pathway mutations.
Design: We investigated abnormalities in the Rb pathway, including cdk4, cyclind D1 and Rb protein status, in Pan-NETs and identified significant genetic aberrations and associated functional consequence which culminated in attenuated Rb function via phosphorylation, which could be restored by a small molecule, PD 0332991 in Pan-NET cell lines.
Results: 1) Immunohistochemistry was carried out on tissue microarray constructed with 92 cases of well-differentiated Pan-NET. Cdk4 was overexpressed in 58% and Cydlin D1 in 68% of Pan-NETs; phospho-Rb was observed in 68% of tumors. There was a statistically significant correlation between phospho-Rb and cdk4/cyclin D1 protein expression (p=0.02).
2) Quantitative RT-PCR was performed using mRNA from fresh frozen samples of Pan-NETs. When compared with normal pancreas tissue, the cdk4 transcript was markedly increased ranging from 1.2 to 97 fold (mean 12.5±2.5). Increased cdk4 transcription correlated with cdk4 protein overexpression. Furthermore, cdk4 transcript was significantly higher (p<0.001) in non-functional Pan-NETs (mean 14.6±3.0) when compared with functional Pan-NETs (mean 3.8±0.5).
3) Real time PCR analysis revealed cdk4 to be amplified in a subset of tumors. FISH analysis revealed extra copies of cdk4 located in chromosome 12q.
4) Compound PD 0332991, a specific cdk4/6 inhibitor, effectively induced growth arrest at G1 phase cell cycle up to ten fold at low concentration (100 nM) and significantly decreased phosphorylated-Rb levels in two Pan-NET cell lines QGP1 and BON1 with IC50s of 60 nM and 130 nM, respectively.
Conclusions: We have characterized an attenuated Rb tumor suppressor pathway in pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors. The collective genomic, biologic and clinical substantiation suggest that combined cdk4 and cyclin D1 inhibition may prove to be an alternative beneficial therapeutic strategy for patients with this disease.
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Unmanned, stationary video is a cold observer. It will not blink in disbelief. It will not turn away in horror. It will not cloud over with tears of pure, human empathy. But sometimes it's the only accurate source for the truth about what individuals are capable of. Not monsters. Not demons. Just people.
In 2011, a Texas family court judge was forced to acknowledge the sadistic and brutal beating of his 16 year-old daughter who suffers from cerebral palsy because of a hidden webcam she set up in desperation. In 2013, a 14 year-old French girl compelled an admission of sexual abuse by her father through the same technology. These two children would likely never have been believed were it not for the passive, electronic observer that forced action, justice and- importantly- an acceptance of responsibility from the attackers.
Enter Ray and Janay Rice.
Ms. Rice considers her husband's breathtakingly vicious attack of her, and then his dragging her body, skirt hiked up on a cold, hotel floor moments after, to be a part of their private lives. She seems yet to acknowledge a single act of wrongdoing on his part, instead characterizing what he did as "a moment in our lives." She appears to be willing to support and stand by him regardless of what he did to her, what he might have done before, and what he might do again- even while she is pregnant with his child.
What are the chances, then, that Janay would ever have been forthcoming about what was done to her in that now infamous elevator- assuming she could even remember it accurately? Forget about the courtroom. What about the kind of honest detail that might have led to forcing Ray Rice to take real responsibility for a possibly permanent brain injury? What about the kind of detail that might have compelled him to examine his character and his choices, especially now that he will be a father?
Given her public statements, it is not likely that Janay would have spoken at all to anyone who might have made a difference, whether an NFL official, a judge, a counselor or anyone else. She's in love. She's made her choice.
But where criminal acts concerned, not all of the choices are hers to make. There are at least two entities that have an interest when a crime of violence occurs and criminal charges are brought: The victim herself (or himself) and the community as a whole. The community in this case- at least Atlantic County, New Jersey, the prosecutorial jurisdiction where this crime took place- has a right to the truth, as much as it can be ascertained, in order to decide what Ray Rice did to violate their laws and what he deserves because of it (no comment, for now, on how the case was legally resolved).
Without the video, it is highly unlikely that Rice's brutality would ever be fully known- both in terms of the lightning blow he was willing to unleash into a woman's face and the callous way in which he then dragged her around. Even assuming an out of character, mental snap due to rage, Rice could have knelt beside her and comforted her. He could have called for help and admitted a terrible, momentary wrong. Instead he dragged her like an inconvenient bag of garbage. We know that now, because we've seen it.
What Janay Rice is 100% correct about is that the repeated, for-entertainment viewing of the video tape of her abuse is exploitive and abusive itself; her pain should not be minimized nor her feelings invalidated. She is unfortunate with regard to being married to a public figure and now being at the center of a tragically public case. But given her unwavering support of a man who attacked her, given the child who will soon become a part of their dynamic, and given a desperate need for society as a whole to wake up to the undiluted reality of intimate partner violence, there is value in the videotape's existence if not gross proliferation.
It's awful. But it's the truth. And the truth matters, even when love would conceal it.


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Designed by Klaus Palesch, published by Berliner Spielkarten Gmbh & Cie KG (a Ravensburger label), 1999. For 4-6 players and takes 30-60 minutes to play. The deck has four suits, each numbered from 1 to 21. After a player leads a card, other players may follow with any card they wish. The high card of the led suit wins that player's choice of half the cards in the trick. Whoever played the lowest card of any other suit gets the rest and leads to the next trick.


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While criminologists insist that female offenders represent only a fraction of the crime perpetrated in our society, the numbers of female criminals appear to be growing. Some act out in male-female teams while many initiate crimes on their own. Female killers get more press than offenders in other types of crimes, yet the less violent behaviors still do reveal a lot about women who break the law.
In Good Girls Gone Bad, journalist Susan Nadler talked with a variety of women in prison and found that they tended to fit into one of several categories:
- Acting out or defying an image: People think of you in a certain way and you want to do something outrageous to prove that you're not what they think.
- Snapping: While this is a controversial diagnosis, in ordinary language it means that someone was pushed by events to the breaking point.
- Being the outlaw: they pursue crime to develop an image that they perceive as cool or working outside social boundaries. (One woman with whom Nadler talked had grown up privileged, but by the time she was 24, "Rosa" had pulled over 500 burglaries, had three men working for her, and was earning over $200,000 a year.)
- Addiction: 90% of women in prison have substance abuse problems.
- Following a role model: Especially in gangs, girls who see those they respect committing a crime tend to do the same.
- Keeping someone's attention or affection: Many women who team up with men get involved in their criminal activities as a way to keep them romantically involved. They end up in prison for crimes they might not otherwise have done.
- Obsession: Some women develop a fixation that involves crossing legal boundaries.
- Justification by the act of others: they did it and so can I.
What Nadler does not mention is that many women end up in prison because they've retaliated against abuse as a way to protect themselves and their children. The majority of violent crimes committed by women fall into this category. Some women are also duped by boyfriends or spouses to become part of an illegal operation, and they unwittingly participate and get arrested. As a Court TV movie Guilt by Association illustrated, sometimes a woman has only to pick up the phone or carry a package, and she'll get a heftier prison sentence than the maneven than many murderers.
Wensley Clarkson interviewed many women in maximum security prison, as documented in Women Behind Bars, and found females who had kicked someone to death, slaughtered family members, based a business on drugs, and hired hit men to kill someone. "Female crime is now increasing at an alarming rate," he says, "fueled by a drastic increase in drug use and the cold hard fact that many women are now having to fend for themselvesand some of them, just like their male counterparts, cannot cope."
Yet there's been little research on the nature of female aggression. In Odd Girl Out, Rachel Simmons, a trainer for the Ophelia Project, tries to raise the self-esteem of girls, discusses female bullies and the fact that little has been written about what she calls the hidden aggression prevalent in the culture of girls. She went to several grade schools and sent out requests for stories from other women about experiences in their lives with female bullies, and she was amazed at the response. While society at large supports the myth that females are "civilized" and nice, in fact, there are some who simply want to gain power and control over others, and even to harm them. They do it in subtle ways, such as a hurtful glance, passing nasty notes, ganging up, and using innuendo to ruin another girl's reputation. "If girls are whispering," says one, "the teacher thinks it's going to be all right because they're not hitting people."
Such teachers contribute by accepting social stereotypes. The damage these girls do in quieter ways can be just as devastating as a bruise or broken bone and can have residual effects throughout the sufferer's lifetime. It isn't necessarily an outsider with a chip on her shoulder who does this, either; it might be the queen bees in some clique who plan to make the life of a target girl miserable.
"The adults pass through the same rooms and live the same moments," Simmons writes, "yet they are unable to see a whole world of action around them. So, too, in a classroom of covertly aggressing girls, victims are desperately alone even though a teacher is just steps away." And sometimes those victims want to hurt someone back.
It's no wonder then, that given the opportunity, some women will freely do things that harm others. In a culture that protects female bullies and psychopaths through denial and superficial stereotypes, aggression can seep in through many forms.


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Note that the article mentions "a dispensation for a marriage ceremony outside the Church". I don't know how often this occurs or what is involved (see, e.g., CCC, #1633-1637).
Just a question for clarification, if a convalidated marriage is dated as starting the date of convalidation, is there somewhere in the record that shows that the marriage was begun earlier or does it appear from the church record that the children are illegitamate?
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I have a 10 year old asparagus patch that's needs to be moved. What do I have to do to transplant the roots?
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Those roots will be huge and very difficult to dig. You didn't mention how large the patch is or how many plants you want to move, but each one can probably be divided into several smaller plants. Dividing the mature roots will rejuvenate them and should increase production. It may take a year or two before they really start to produce though. Dig completely around each clump and then start digging toward the center of the clump. The roots will probably extend out for several feet from the edge of the clump and at least 18" down. After you lift out the clump you can try to separate the plants with your hands, but the roots will be hopelessly tangled the closer you get to the center of the clump. Normally it's best to prepare your new bed ahead of time and get your plants into the soil as soon as possible after digging them. But I moved my asperagus a couple years ago and left some of the roots out inadvertently for several weeks. When I finally got them in the ground, they took off and grew just fine. Cheryl |
Do you have to move them? They're beasts. I offered to dig up a few 3 year old roots for a friend and it nearly killed me. Massive tenacious crowns and roots, well described by Cheryl. |
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Yes, the chore of the crowded asparagus patch. Best to have teenagers around for help on that task. The only thing to add to Chery's apt description is that you'll be happier with newly-sharpened shovels/tools and a couple good strong forks. You won't save all the roots so pick some you'll save and don't feel bad about the rest. Oh, and let some folks have some asparagus and offer to give them some from the move, and come by for a few easy minutes in two Saturdays to help get a couple! Easy as pie! Dan |
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I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Hi There! I'm Bugsy, and I'm a 6 month old Cairn Terrier mix. The Pet Rescue Center staff fell head over heels in love with me…especially my big ears! They said I remind them of Bugs Bunny! I'm a happy little guy that needs a forever home after being brought in as a stray to the county shelter. I've been neutered, micro-chipped, and am up to date on my shots. I'll need additional training, because I'm just a puppy! I'm awfully cute, though, and one look at me and you'll want to take me home! Please come meet me today!
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Bugsy, a Mission Viejo Cairn Terrier puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Cairn Terrier for sale in Mission Viejo, or seeking a Cairn Terrier puppy from a breeder in Mission Viejo.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Mission Viejo already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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Thursday, June 09, 2005
Double Your Pleasure
Sir Edwin and Colorado Jon both want to know where the ears are. They're coming, kids, they're coming. You knit them separately and sew them on. It's just that after knitting all those damn double and quadruple parts for the teddy bear, running up against the words "make two" in a pattern has the same effect on my stomach as seeing the words "final notice" on a bill.
I seriously toyed with making this a bunny who's had an unfortunate encounter with a lawn mower or tried to waltz with a vicious dog. But no, mustn't warp the babies' brains just yet. We have plenty of time to do that when they're older.
On the bright side, I admit that I love the way the hat is turning out and the ears aren't really that much to knit. Each has two pieces, and they're so small that I finished a whole ear piece during my morning commute.
Before I go back to doing the work I'm supposed to be doing, I wish to mention that in the wake of yesterday's anti-Victoria controversy, I've felt compelled to rename the Little Pink Bunny Hat. See the list of works in progress in the sidebar.
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- Cheryl said...
is the teddy bear together yet??
- Jon said...
Love the new name! I have my flight arranged for Stitches. Just make sure you get off on 8/10 so that we can hit the shops!!!
Mush promised to come to Stitches to see you in drag...
Oh and back to the ears, just cast on at the same time with two different balls and knit them at the same time. That way, your shaping will be exactly the same. - 10:49 AM
- goblinbox said...
LOL! Nice name.
(There's some code you can get that lets you have little project progress bars... there's one here, and another here, and also here. You may not care.) - 11:00 AM
- JoVE said...
Love the new name. I wonder if your commentators refuse to go see the fabulous collections at the Victoria & Albert Museum when they are visiting London? A shame if they do.
- MarQ1 said...
Rule, Britannia, Britannia rule...
Oops, forgot.
Knit one ear and pretend the other one was chewed off. Could happen. - 9:33 PM
- Marilyn said...
Ah, Franklin, I just knew you were my kind of erudite guy. Didn't realize you had a blog. Now I'll have to visit often. But I want to see the bunny hat on Vicky's head, dontcha know.
One of my favorite books is Middlemarch. Scary, eh? - 10:00 PM
- stephanie said...
Imperialist bunny hat? Love it. I feel exactly the same way about those words on a pattern. It's actually why I've given up knitting representational works. The one armed bears were freakin' the kids out.
- birdfarm said...
You should check out Sir Edwin's cat hat. It's fuzzy gray yarn mixed with metallic pink and metallic black eyelash (sp?) to look like fur. Note the cute pink inner ears.
I think it's the best thing ever. Though of course when your bunny hat is finished it will be a tie.
Oh, and try not to be alarmed by the retouched photo. Emma Goldman isn't really modeling the hat in our bedroom. I just didn't want my face on the blog. - 9:47 AM
- birdfarm said...
P.S. if only I'd been more alert, I could have written something witty about the difference between Emma Goldman and Queen Victoria, and their general un-suitability as hat models. But I wasn't, and I didn't.
Sheesh. No more posting before coffee. - 9:49 AM
- Franklin said...
Birdfarm, honey, I never realized how much you look like Emma Goldman. (Don't be insulted, I think she was a very handsome woman.)
Cheryl, I'm still waiting for the teddy bear joints to cross the border from Canada so I can build him. I do hope there's not some FDA prohibition that will stop them from arriving.
And oh goodness...with this post, every person whose knitting blog made me decide to start blogging has now left me a comment. I must admit, that feels rather nice.
Marilyn...are you just a Middlemarch person, or do you like Eliot in general? I mean, have you tried Romola? I *love* her when she's British, but I couldn't quite deal with her writing Italians... - 10:09 AM
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- Color: Tan/Yellow/Fawn
- Age: Senior
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
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I am already spayed, housetrained, a special needs pet, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Toy is a lovely Chow Chow-Poodle mix who has a lion cut currently with hair that is apricot in color. She is used to being an outdoor dog but is HOUSETRAINED. She loves kids and other dogs. She DOES NOT SHED and has decreased hearing. Weight: 35-40 pounds. Age: 12 years. Cost: $65. Updated 5-6-13
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Toy, a Lexington Chow Chow/Poodle (Standard) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Chow Chow/Poodle (Standard) for sale in Lexington, or seeking a Chow Chow/Poodle (Standard) dog from a breeder in Lexington.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Lexington already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Chow Chow/Poodle (Standard) breeders who help with Chow Chow/Poodle (Standard) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Lexington paves the way for another one to be saved.


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The Genesis Generation is a novel about a small band of friends who are part of a world wide psychedelic community loosely calling itself "the Tribe". Like many other forward-thinking people today, they are struggling to make the transition from cubicle-working consumers into beings who are more truly human.
The story that Lorenzo weaves is the tale of a young man caught between two worlds, the world of corporate America and that of people with a more psychedelic (soul manifesting) point of view. As things unfold, we experience his transformation from being a 29 year old "yuppie-geek" into a valuable member of the Tribe. The story begins in Palenque, Mexico and moves through Texas, Amsterdam, Viet Nam, and even on to Burning Man before reaching a surprising climax. Eventually, the hero of the story must choose between living in the corporate world or living free. At least, that is what he thinks until events sweep him along in an unforeseen direction. |
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Okay, I put all your names on slips of white recycled paper and had my daughter draw 3 names for the NORTON PC TUNE-UP SERVICE.
Here's the names she drew--
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CONGRATS! Email me with your mailing address at kelli (at) agodon.com
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3 comments:
- Sara said...
Yay! Thanks! And Happy Thanksgiving. : )
- 6:37 PM, November 26, 2008
- Eric said...
Woo Hoo...I won...I won..."Why, it's a major award!"
Thanks Kelli....
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours...I hope it is truly blessed... - 4:14 PM, November 27, 2008
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Oh, awesome! I just emailed you Kelli ... sorry for the delay. Thanksgiving and all. Of which happy belated.
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Australia's National Authority for the Chemical Weapons Convention
Introduction to the Chemical Weapons Convention
The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) is an international treaty that bans the development, production, possession or use of chemical weapons, and requires the destruction of existing weapons. The CWC entered into force on 29 April 1997. Currently there are 190 member countries to the CWC.
Australia signed the Convention in January 1993 and ratified in May 1994.
Each CWC member country must provide assurance that it is honouring its commitments not to engage in prohibited activities by:
- destroying all chemical weapons in strict accordance with the treaty's specifications;
- declaring information on certain chemical activities to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), the international implementing agency; and
- permitting inspections of relevant chemical facilities by the OPCW.
Australia is an active player in ensuring that the treaty is effective in promoting international security.
Australia does not possess chemical weapons but occasionally old, unusable chemical weapons remaining from WWII are discovered and reported to the OPCW.
Role of the Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office
The Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office (ASNO), in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, is the National Authority responsible for implementation of the CWC in Australia. Amongst other responsibilities, ASNO is the focal point in Australia for liaison between stakeholders, such as operators of facilities regulated under the CWC, the OPCW, and the national authorities of other member countries on issues relating to implementation of the Convention.
ASNO's role is primarily one of liaison and facilitation, that is, to ensure that Australia's international obligations under the CWC are met while at the same time making certain that the rights of regulated companies and facility operators are protected.
ASNO also promotes effective implementation of the CWC, particularly in Australia's immediate region, by hosting and attending workshops, providing practical implementation advice and by giving presentations on its experience.
ASNO has an extensive Australian on-site consultation and outreach program aimed at raising awareness of affected parties of CWC obligations, collecting information necessary for declarations and preparing sites for routine compliance inspections by the OPCW.
ASNO is responsible for administering the Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994 which is the implementing legislation for the CWC. ASNO officers have the right to conduct compliance inspections of relevant chemical facilities.
ASNO is also responsible for administering Section 5J of the Customs (Prohibited Imports) Regulations 1956 by regulating the importation of CWC-Scheduled chemicals through the operation of an import permit system.
How the CWC Affects Industry
A Guide for Australian Industry Producing, Using or Trading Chemicals [PDF 2.20 MB]
A number of chemicals produced or used for normal industrial, medical or research activities can also have applications in the manufacture of chemical weapons. Moreover, the types of chemical processes involved in the production of chemical warfare agents are also very commonly used in the legitimate production of commercial chemicals.
To provide assurance of compliance with the treaty, Australia must declare the following information to the OPCW (summarised in Table 1):
- Details of production, use, import and export of certain chemicals, referred to as CWC-Scheduled chemicals.
- Activities involving the production of certain other organic chemicals (because the plant sites might be used to produce CWC-Scheduled chemicals).
Schedule | Declarable Activities | Example Industries |
Schedule 1 |
Schedule 2 |
Schedule 3 |
Other chemical production of Discrete Organic Chemicals (DOCs), including those containing phosphorus, sulfur and fluorine (PSF-DOCs) |
Chemical Warfare Agents
A summary of the CWC-Scheduled chemicals and their relevance to chemical warfare may be downloaded here (Table 2): [PDF 19.5 KB] | [DOC 45 KB]
The Scheduled Chemicals Database is a tool developed by the Technical Secretariat to facilitate the identification of scheduled chemicals by National Authorities, customs authorities, and the chemical industry for the purposes of implementing the declaration and transfer provisions of the Chemical Weapons Convention. This database has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union.
The Scheduled Chemicals Database contains information on over 1,400 scheduled chemicals declared to the OPCW that are contained in the Handbook on Chemicals 2009, as well as all scheduled chemicals that had been assigned Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) Registry Numbers as at 13 January 2009, amounting to an additional 28,000 chemicals. Although the database contains more than 29,000 scheduled chemicals, it does not contain all possible scheduled chemicals. Owing to the nature of the families of chemicals covered under the schedules, it is not possible to provide a comprehensive database of all scheduled chemicals.
The Scheduled Chemicals Database provides information on chemical identifiers such as CAS Registry Numbers, International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) and CAS chemical names, synonyms, and World Customs Organization (WCO) Harmonized System (HS) codes. Please note, however, that Australia has extended these six-digit WCO HS codes. The Australian tariff and/or AHECC codes can be obtained from the ASNO publications posted on this website, namely: A Guide for Australian Industry Producing, Using or Trading Chemicals [PDF 2.20 MB], Information for Importers of Chemicals [PDF 4.11 MB] and the CD ROM entitled "International Chemical Trade Control: Information for Importers and Exporters of Chemicals".
The database is accessible via the Internet, through the OPCW website. Owing to licensing issues, the Secretariat will not be able to provide copies of the database, and access will be provided to registered users only. Registration is free and open to all. New users are required to provide a valid e-mail address in order to receive confirmation of registration. In accordance with the privacy statement on the OPCW website, information requested during the registration process will be used only for statistical purposes in order to improve the database in the future, and will not be published for general access.
Civil Uses of CWC-Relevant Chemicals
Examples of commercial activities that are affected by the CWC may be downloaded here. This table is not exhaustive and is updated regularly (Table 3): [PDF 11.2 KB] | [DOC 49 KB]
Australian Legal Obligations: Permits and Notifications
Australia's CWC obligations are implemented through the:
- The Chemicals Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994
- The Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Regulations 1997
- The Customs (Prohibited Imports) Regulations 1956 (5J)(discussed under Trade)
- The Customs (Prohibited Exports) Regulations 1958 (13E) (discussed under Trade)
These documents can be accessed through ComLaw which is the legal information retrieval system managed by the Australian Attorney-General's Department.
Production, Consumption, Processing, Research and Development
The Chemicals Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994 bans activities connected to the development, production and use of chemical weapons, including assisting anyone else engaged in these activities, whether intentionally or not. Such offences are punishable by life imprisonment.
Under Article VI of the CWC, member countries have the right to produce or use certain toxic chemicals and their precursors for activities not prohibited by the treaty. However, in order to deter diversion of such chemicals to clandestine weapons programmes, the CWC provides for a stringent verification regime of such activities which involves making declarations to and hosting inspections conducted by the OPCW. Under the Chemicals Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994, a system of permits and notifications has been established to collect information required to ensure Australia meets its CWC obligations.
The permits issued under this Act simply provide a mechanism for ensuring that the particular requirements of the CWC as they relate to a facility or site are met. They are also a means for gathering information that is relevant to Australia's declaration to the OPCW. There are no charges for the issue of permits under this Act.
There are several types of permits issued under this Act, depending on the Schedule involved, the purpose for which it is to be used and the quantity of the chemical/s. A facility requires a permit if:
- it produces, acquires, retains, uses, consumes or transfers any amount of Schedule 1 chemical;
- it produces, processes or consumes a Schedule 2 chemical above the Schedule 2 permit threshold; or
- a plant within the facility produces more than 30 tonnes of a Schedule 3 chemical.
Applications for permits must be made to the Director General ASNO who has been designated by the Minister to approve permits. Applications must be made at least 21 days prior to activities commencing at the facility. Permits may be granted for one year but may be renewed, subject to permit conditions being met.
Australia is also required to declare to the OPCW all chemical facilities producing above threshold quantities of discrete organic chemicals (DOCs). In fact it is this aspect of the CWC which probably has the most widespread impact for Australian industry. Rather than requiring a permit, other organic chemical production facilities (OCPFs) are subject to simpler annual notification procedures.
Summary of activities requiring permits and notifications for all CWC-relevant activities, including trade, are presented in Table 4.
Application forms and information guides can be downloaded from this table.
Security Measures
ASNO introduced in January 2002 new permit conditions for producers, processors, consumers and importers of CWC-Scheduled chemicals to strengthen measures that restrict access to CWC-Scheduled chemicals. It is in the National security interest to avoid diversion of regulated chemicals that may be used for hostile purposes. These conditions include the following:
The permit holder must provide ASNO:
- Immediate notice of any unexplained loss, theft or suspicious incidents that involve CWC‑Scheduled chemicals;
- Where possible, written advice prior to any alterations to contact details, ownership, company name or address;
- Where closure of the company is proposed, written advice in advance and disposal details for excess stocks of CWC-Scheduled chemicals, including quantities transferred or destroyed; and
- A description of security measures in place for the physical protection of CWC-Scheduled chemicals.
A copy of the one-page security measures advice pro forma can be downloaded from Table 4. Brief annual updates are required in subsequent years for the lifetime of the permit.
Security measures advice must be provided for all submissions excluding DOC producers and those exclusively exporting CWC-Scheduled chemicals.
The Inspection Process
Officers from ASNO or the OPCW may inspect relevant facilities.
The Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994 provides for inspection of facilities either by officers from ASNO or from the OPCW, the international implementing agency for the CWC. The OPCW is based in The Netherlands.
Role of ASNO
ASNO inspectors focus on compliance with the Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994 and its regulations, and assist facility representatives to prepare for possible OPCW inspections. During an OPCW inspection, ASNO officials act as intermediaries between the OPCW inspection team and the site representatives to ensure Australia's international treaty obligations are met, while protecting the rights of the facility.
Role of OPCW
OPCW inspections are conducted by a small team from the Organisation's Technical Secretariat, but all OPCW inspectors are accompanied at all times by ASNO officers and site representatives. OPCW inspectors are employed full-time by the Organisation and they work under strict rules governing the protection of confidential information. They are chemical and chemical engineering professionals drawn from a range of CWC member-states.
Inspection Intensity
The intensity of the inspection process depends on the nature of the chemical and the activities undertaken at the facility. The intensity is reduced from Schedule 1 through Schedule 2, Schedule 3 and DOC facilities. Australia has hosted a number of OPCW inspections since the CWC's entry into force.
Information to help relevant DOC facilities prepare for a possible OPCW inspection may be downloaded here: Inspection information for producers of chemicals [PDF 646 KB].
Challenge Inspections and Non-Compliance
The CWC includes mechanisms for addressing issues of non-compliance of CWC obligations through OPCW:
- Clarification requests for lesser concerns;
- Challenge inspections at any facility or location in CWC-member states.
Challenge inspections are intended to resolve questions of serious non-compliance with CWC obligations. None have taken place worldwide since the treaty's entry into force. It is unlikely that any individual Australian facility or location would be the subject of a challenge inspection. The chemical industry should nevertheless be aware of this possibility.
Status of CWC Implementation in Australia
Australia was the sixth country to ratify the CWC, in May 1994. The Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994 was enacted on 25 February 1994, and entered fully into force with the Convention on 29 April 1997.
Since 1995 ASNO has surveyed over 3000 companies and organisations in Australia, to identify activities to be declared to the OPCW. Around 150 companies or organisations were identified as having had relevant facilities, and information provided by them has been used to compile Australia's initial and subsequent declarations to the OPCW. Table 6 provides a summary of the current status of Australia's declarable sites:
Sched. 1 |
Sched. 2 |
Sched. 3 |
Declarable Facilities |
1 * |
10 |
1 |
31 |
Features |
Research |
Processing |
Production |
Production |
OPCW Inspections |
8 |
4 |
7 |
22 |
* Protective purpose facility as declared under paragraph 10 of Part VI of the CWC's Verification Annex. This facility is subject to frequent inspections.
All inspections went smoothly and demonstrated Australia's full compliance with the CWC. There were no disruptions to the facility activities, or problems associated with disclosure of commercially sensitive information.
For further background on the approach Australia has taken to CWC implementation, the following papers may be of historical interest (some information may be superceded: Please contact ASNO if you have any queries related to these documents):
- The Chemical Weapons Convention - Australia's approach to national implementation [PDF 23.9 KB]
- Industry survey methodology [PDF 246 KB]
Publications and Documents
- The Chemical Weapons Convention: A guide for Australian industry producing, using or trading Chemicals [PDF 2.20 MB]
- The Chemical Weapons Convention: Inspection information for producers of chemicals [PDF 646 KB]
- The Chemical Weapons Convention: Information for importers of chemicals [PDF 4.11 MB]
- The Chemicals Weapons (Prohibition) Act 1994
- The Chemical Weapons (Prohibition) Regulations 1997
- The Customs (Prohibited Imports) Regulations 1956 (5J)
- The Customs (Prohibited Exports) Regulations 1958 (13E)
- Issues for Research & Medical Institutions [DOC 96 KB] | [PDF 23.8 KB]
- Text of the Chemical Weapons Convention
Links to Other Websites
- The Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office (ASNO)
- Departmentof Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
- The Organisationfor the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW)
- The Australia Group
- Australian Legislation
- The National Chemical Information Gateway
- Chemical Security (AGD)
- Department of Health and Ageing - Security Sensitive Biological Agents
Chemistry and Related Organisations
- Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association (PACIA)
- Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI)
- Advocate for the Consumer, Cosmetic, Hygiene and Speciality Products Industry
- Science Industry Australia
- Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority
- Australian Paint Manufacturers' Federation
- Croplife Australia
Chemistry Resources
- National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme (NICNAS)
- Compendium of Pesticide Common Names
- ChemFinder.Com: Database and Internet Searching
Non-Proliferation Resources
- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
- The Harvard Sussex Program on CBW Armament and Arms Limitation
- The Henry L. Stimson Centre
- James Martin Centre for Non-Proliferation Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies
- Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
- Federation of American Scientists
- Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
- Nuclear Threat Initiative
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I altered my favorite chocolate muffins to be practically fat free and low calorie. Moist and chocolatey! Only 109 cals and 2.5 g of fat for a large muffin, or per slice (12 a loaf) Submitted by CASEYNJASON Carbs: 19.2g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 4.8g | Calories: 108.7
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