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Why You Should Use Diigo
Diigo stands for "Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff." It is a way for you to manage, annote, share and collect information. It can be used to simply 'bookmark' things but has the potential to transform the way you research.
Reason 1
Diigo provides a free, efficient, effective and reliable way to save and organise your favourite websites, online articles, blog posts, images and other media found online. Check out this link to learn how to bookmark sites with Diigo. Go to http://help.diigo.com/how-to-guide/bookmarking
Reason 2
Diigo allows you to highlight and annotate the important parts of any website so that it is easy to find again later.
Reason 3
Diigo provides a lists feature that allows you to share carefully selected bookmarked websites with your friends and teachers.
Reason 4
Diigo allows you to gain access to the 'collective intelligence' of the internet. By joining groups of like minded users, you are automatically able to access all of the bookmarks that other members of the group have chosen to save. The many, many users of Diigo all saving to their accounts adds up to a lot of great websites identified, tagged and reviewed – much more than one single person could ever identify in a reasonable timeframe!
Reason 5
Diigo allows you to develop your own professional learning network (PLN).
Reason 6
Diigo allows you to access your information from any computer, or even your iPhone or iPad!
Watch this tutorial to learn everything you need to know about Diigo. https://vimeo.com/6747389
Based on a blog I read from Resource Link called "12 Reasons Teachers Should Use Diigo"
Be a Bountiful Blogger – Grade 5 ICT
What is a Blog?
The word 'blog' comes from the combined words web-log, meaning electronic diary. The blog that you are about to create is where you will share your work and reflect on all of the wonderful things you are up to in your life at ISSH. Your teachers will sometimes ask you to write about something in particular but you can always write about anything that interests you. You might like to write about a book that you have read, a movie that you have watched, a recipe you tried or a place that you have visited. This is your space to write about things that interest you. Your blog should include pictures, videos, hyperlinks, music and anything else that you can think of or create.
Widget, Gadget, Plug-in – What do they all mean?
Use this guide to help you to understand the key words commonly used in blogging.
Who can Read my Blog?
It is very important for you to understand that your blog will be open for anyone to see it. That doesn't mean that everyone will want to read it but be aware that they could if they wanted to. This means that you must always remember the following things:
Now it is time for your very first post. Write about what you would like your blog to be like. What kinds of things do you think you would like to write about? Who would you like to share your blog with? What guidelines will you have to remember when you are writing? What makes a good blog? How will I try to make my blog interesting? You can call your first blog 'My Blog and I'
Here are some blogs that you might like to follow. Please take a look at them and think about which ones you like and why.
Blog Post Number 2. A Review
Choose one of the blogs from the list above. Write a short review explaining what the blog is about, who might enjoy reading the blog and share something that you learned from reading the blog. Create a hyperlink to this blog on your blog so that your readers can easily find it. Call your second blog 'Check this Blog Out'
How can I be an Excellent Blogger?
Search the internet to find 5 top tips to being an excellent blogger. Write them in your third post - How to be an Excellent Blogger'.
Hyper Linked
My life and the Internet are gradually becoming more and more intertwined. I used to rely on my husband to direct me to places but Google Maps has given me my independence. I stay in touch with people by 'friending' them on Facebook and I follow the events of the world as they happen on Twitter. I use Google Docs to collaborate with colleagues and students and my Google Reader provides me with stimulating reading that develops me professionally. I use Amazon to shop and have not stepped into a travel agent or bought a paperback in years. I watch my favorite shows by streaming them over the Internet and my music comes from online radio stations. More and more I find it hard to imagine life without the Internet.
Image by Wellington Grey
So why has the Internet so successfully permeated my life? http://www.smallpieces.com/content/preface.html says it well when it highlights that the web has changed not just my life but the very fabric of society itself. It has given us a new way to satisfy our natural desires to make connections, networks and communities. This natural desire to make connections was also highlighted in the 6 Degrees of Separation where it is noted that "not only are we connected, but we live in a world in which no one is more than a few handshakes from anyone else. That is, we live in a small world. Our world is small because society is a very dense web. We have far more friends than the critical one needed to keep us connected.
from http://blog.viglink.com/2011/07/26/hyperlink-best-practices/
It is not surprising then that the ability to make quick, fluid and easy connections with people, ideas and documents on the Internet is the basis for its success and the reason for my life becoming more and more enveloped by it. Hyperlinks really are at the heart of the web and the major contributing factor to its success. So how can I harness the power of the Internet to make me a better educator, not just a more efficient shopper, travel agent, navigator and viewer?
I believe that WordPress is the most practical answer to my question. By maintaining a blog I am practicing all of the skills that I hope to pass on to my students. I am generating content, connecting with other educators, considering the implications of publishing names, images, videos and opinions, interacting with vimeo, youtube, flickr and other publishing communities, generating a positive digital presence, strengthening my ability to comment and respond to other peoples' work and playing with my brand or online identity. All of these things are things that I would feel privileged to develop in my students.
Now that I am convinced of the value in maintaining a professional blog, I am going to push myself to transfer this blog and make it not just another COETAIL Blog. I am also going to play with the widgets available to me and consider designing a look that suits my teacher identity. I am going to aim to continue to write about my experiences in the classroom and my professional development but also expand it to be something that my students can read and comment on and something that reflects my day to day experiences in the classroom. I have to thank misternorris for inspiring me to take this path. I so enjoy reading about what he is doing with the students and what he is learning about. His site has had a big impact on my decision to go down this road. Watch this space.
Bring on the Learning Revolution
The first unit of COETAIL has changed me. My opinions about the use of technology in the classroom have dramatically shifted and the urgency and passion that I feel for the need to revolutionize and personalize education have been affirmed. For the first time I can articulate the need for technology in the classroom as a way to make learning authentic, collaborative, connected and personalized. This course has not just been about computers, it's challenged the very purpose and nature of education and I have loved every minute of it.
As part of the assessment for Course 1 of COETAIL I had the opportunity to collaborate with Mr. Norris, Mr. Baker and Hosei Sensei. This really was a highlight of the course for me. It was fun to share ideas and watch them evolve into better ones as we worked together. Our final project will involve working together to provide students with the framework and skills to produce and publish digital media about their learning and their lives. The purpose of the website is to give students a voice and a connected learning community. We hope that the student driven site will provide faculty and our administration with an opportunity for professional development and growth and that overall, the profile of learning technologies will be raised.
I am looking forward to working on the project because it will give me an opportunity to apply some of the things that I have been learning about it in the course. I prefer working with other people to working in isolation so that is another exciting thing for me. The aspect of the project that I am most enthusiastic about is the potential it offers for professional development. I hope that the website can be used as a forum to display the types of things that teachers at our school are working on but also as a vehicle to drive discussion.
Changing the Learning Landscape
Over the past couple of months I have been challenging myself to develop my understanding of how technology can be used to further the learning of my students. The COETAIL course has taught me the importance of allowing students the opportunity and freedom to develop authentic and expert connections as well as the opportunity to collaborate via digital mediums. I have very much enjoyed reading the blogs of the cohort and am reaping the rewards of my efforts in the fruits of Twitter, Diigo, Google Reader, Google Alerts and Blogging, none of which I used before this course. Improving the way that I receive and manage digital information has had a trickle down affect on the tasks and activities that I ask my students to perform.
With all of these new and interesting possibilities in mind, it has been with a spring in my step that I have traversed the hallways of late and great enthusiasm for learning technology has underpinned conversations with my colleagues. My brain is teeming with ideas and excitement at the potential for education in the future. That was until I assisted in the moderation of the PSATs last week. Being a Middle School teacher, I have little to do with these tests, in fact I had to ask what it meant and what it was for before I went over to supervise. Upon arriving in the stuffy room with single desks lined up in columns and rows, I took the time to page through the test. I was horrified and disappointed with what I found. There were grammar questions requiring students to circle the grammatical error in the sentence and lines to fill in the missing word from a list of vocabulary. The alternative sections were filled with questions relating to the distance of the side of a triangle and other Mathematical related questions. My mind struggled to reconcile the vision of collaborating, connecting, creating and inventing with fill in the blanks and calculate the sum.
I concluded that for education to properly change and for the landscape to look different, we as educators must evaluate how we assess students in the end. As long as students are required to complete a general standardized test, the temptation is to teach to it in an effort to prepare them. Once we have agreed on what we want 21st century learners to look like and what we are preparing them for we should allow the final assessment to evolve with the vision. Until it does, I'm afraid that not a lot of change will happen. That's not to say that I won't try.


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LEFT: Cerebral palsy sufferer Patrick Walden was the inspiring guest speaker at Coolum High School's Annual Academic Awards last week. contributed
STUDENTS, parents and teachers at Coolum High's Academic Awards night last week were treated to an inspirational address from guest speaker and cerebral palsy sufferer Patrick Walden.
Living with a physical disability has never stopped Patrick following his passions and achieving his dreams.
He recently completed his Graduate Diploma of Education at the University of the Sunshine Coast and has secured teaching contracts at Coolum High School.
The 28th annual awards night was a time for Coolum High students' academic, sporting and creative achievements to be publicly recognised.
Kristen Boshammer equalled the 2010 achievement of her brother Aaron by being named 2012 Dux.
The 2013 school captains are Amy Roese and Carter Kraaijmaat, who will be supported by vice-captains Akala Douglas and Sam Yarwood.
Presidents of the student council are Yaniqui Kotzur and Finbar Fuller.
Creative Excellence Awards
Artist of the Year Middle School: Levi Hunter
Artist of the Year Senior School: Brooke Page
Performer of the Year Middle School: Vaughn Lynch
Performers of the Year Senior School: Amber Faith and Levi Wilcox
Musician of the Year Middle School: Clancy McMahon
Musician of the Year Senior School: Brooke Page
Public Speaker of the Year
Junior: Thomas Yarwood
Senior: Kali Crofts
Leadership and Citizenship Awards
Middle School: Chandler Sweetman
Senior School: Amber-Rose Faith
Lions Leadership Award: Kali Crofts
Caltex Best All Rounder Award: Brooke Page
Rotary Best All Rounder Awards:
Year 8: Conor Burrows
Year 9: Gemma Hauck
Year 10: Brianna Noel
Year 11: Akala Douglas
Year 12: Lachlan Albrecht
Glen Elmes Encouragement Award: Dylan Findlay
Environmental and Sustainability Award: Georgia Berry
Bendigo Bank Year 8 Mathematics Bursary: Peter Doughty
ADF Leadership and Teamwork Awards
Year 10: Sophee Pascoe
Year 11: Yaniqui Kotzur
Year 12: Brooke Page
School to Work Award
Acclaim Trainee of the Year: Reece Abrahams
Busy at Work Trainee of the Year: Cameron Edwards
Student Leaders 2013
School Captains: Amy Roese and Carter Kraaijmaat
Vice-captains: Akala Douglas and Sam Yarwood
Presidents of the Student Council: Yaniqui Kotzur and Finbar Fuller
Dux 2012: Kristen Boshammer
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- 3 cups half and half, divided
- 2 large egg yolks
- 1/3 cup cornstarch
- 3/4 cup (packed) dark brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons (1/4 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1 tablespoon Scotch
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract or vanilla paste*
- 3/4 cup chilled heavy whipping cream
- 3 tablespoons powdered sugar
- 1 1.4-ounce chocolate-covered English toffee bar (such as Heath), crushed with mallet or finely chopped
Whisk 1 cup half and half, egg yolks, and cornstarch in medium bowl until smooth. Combine remaining 2 cups half and half, brown sugar, and salt in heavy medium saucepan. Bring just to boil, stirring until sugar dissolves. Gradually whisk hot half and half mixture into egg yolk mixture. Strain mixture back into same saucepan. Whisk over medium-low heat until mixture just boils and thickens, about 10 minutes. Remove from heat; whisk in butter, Scotch, and vanilla.
Divide pudding mixture among six 3/4-cup ramekins or custard cups. Cover ramekins with plastic wrap and refrigerate until cold, about 3 hours. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 day ahead. Keep refrigerated.
Beat whipping cream and powdered sugar in medium bowl until soft peaks form. Spoon large dollops of whipped cream atop pudings. Sprinkle with crushed toffee and serve.
Crushing the toffee bar with a mallet while the bar is still in its wrapper helps keep the crushed pieces contained. W hisking the hot half and half into the egg yolks graduallyinstead of all at oncekeeps the mixture from curdling. And finally, straining the pudding mixture helps get the smoothest, silkiest result.
*Vanilla paste, made with vanilla bean seeds, packs big flavor. It can be found at Trader Joe's markets, specialty foods stores, and surfasonline.com.
my notes
- Calories497
- Carbohydrates48 g (16%)
- Fat32 g (50%)
- Protein5 g (11%)
- Saturated Fat20 g (98%)
- Sodium170 mg (7%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber0 g (2%)
- Monounsaturated Fat10 g
- Cholesterol157 mg (52%)


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In his first fight in hometown Aarhus in more than five years, Danish super middleweight Fawaz Nasir will be facing a tough challenge in former IBF Continental Africa champion Maneno The Tanzanian Tyson Oswald on the April 4 promotion at the NRGI Arena staged by Team Vester in cooperation with Risum Boxing.. Oswald, who is coming to Denmark with a fresh knockout victory, has won no less than 21 of his 27 victories inside the scheduled distance, and has, besides the IBF Continental Africa crown, also been holder of the East and Central Africa title, and challenged for the Commonwealth crown. Many of his sixteen defeats have come against top-notch performers such as undefeated Hungarians Joszef Nagy and Karoly Balzsay, as well as current WBC # 2 Denis Inkin from Russia. I am going to Denmark to knock Nasir out! This is my chance to get on track for even bigger fights in Europe, and I dont plan on wasting that chance, says a confident Tanzanian Tyson, without seriously scarring the people behind the scenes in the Danes career. Manager Henrik Risum, who handles Nasir in cooperation with Fight Production in Germany, is aware of the risks in fighting someone as dangerous as Oswald, but he feels his charge can do what needs to be done: There is no doubt that Oswald will be Fawaz toughest opponent so far in his career if you look away from his two title fights last year. And there is no doubt that Oswald is the hardest puncher that Fawaz has ever faced, but my guy hits hard too, and I am sure this will be an excellent fight in every way. If Fawaz beats Oswald he will once again be ready to fight for titles, so its worth the risk, says Risum. The Aarhus bill will also feature one of Denmarks brightest prospects, super featherweight Kim Poulsen, and a cracking encounter between former world title challenger Allan Vester and reigning African champion Hasan The Hitman Saku, as well as at least one more professional fight, amateur bouts, Kickboxing and performances by some of the countries leading rap performers. Tickets can be purchased via www.billetnet.dk and www.vester-boxing.dk
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Gerald Butler
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His Honour Gerald Norman Butler, QC (15 September 1930 – 28 February 2010) was an English judge, who was the senior judge at Southwark Crown Court. He was born in Hackney, London.
Butler was the son of Joshua Butler and Esther, née Lampel.
Ilford County High School, London School of Economics (LLB 1952), Magdalen College, Oxford (BCL 1954).
Butler was called to the bar in the Middle Temple, 1955. His career was interrupted by National Service; he was a 2nd lieutenant in the Royal Army Service Corps, 1956-57. He became a QC in 1975. He was a Recorder of the Crown Court, 1977–82, a Circuit Judge, 1982–97, and senior judge at Southwark Crown Court, 1984-97.
After his retirement, he was invited to conduct inquiries and produce reports into:
- the English Rugby Football Union, 1997
- Central Casework at the Crown Prosecution Service, 1999
- prosecution of Regina v Doran and others, 2000
- Treasury Counsel instructed by the Crown Prosecution Service, 2000
- The 1981 New Cross fire that killed 13 black youngsters, 2004
In August 2005, he made controversial remarks that human rights laws stood in the way of attempts to crack down on terrorists, because after the terrorist attacks on London in July, Britain was no longer in a "normal" state where human rights legislation was always beneficial.[citation needed]
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He was a member of the MCC.
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Imagine downhill on this rig – it would simply flatten the hill!!!
Imagine downhill on this rig – it would simply flatten the hill!!!
I've been writing an article on the OakTree website about how i became a Christian and in doing so i found some old photos on my photobucket account to do with riding so here you go:
While i was never a massively talented rider i did like to get as much air as i possibly could. Now my bike stands on its rear wheel in our kitchen and rarely gets to see any dirt let alone the smooth, dusty dirt on the lip of a perfectly shaped jump.
Maybe this summer i will really try and make an effort to start riding properly. I think i need to swap the frame. The old B17 fame is grate for DH but when you need to re-educate yourself in how to jump you need a good tight hard tail….
This is the Before shot
This is the After shot
The garage did a really great job. I was very glad to get our car back and to be rid of the "bone shaker". It did make me realise how heavy a clutch our car has. I know its a 2ltr turbo diesel engine compared to a 1.1ltr petrol but the diff was incredible.
But the winning factor is the GRUNT that our car has over the other! She wins hands down!


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Nonnie over at Nonnie's Quilting Dreams asked that I post my own experience on podcasting and how I do it so I thought I'd share that with you. If you listen to podcasts you might find this interesting to find out some of the work (and usually money) involved with podcasting! Step 1: Find a podcast host. Each podcast has to have a hosting service online. They provide the storage space for you to upload your sound and/or video file {Read More}
02 – Guilds, Free Motion Quilting, Multitasking and Book Reviews
Notes on my podcast: A thanks to all my commenters! Free Pattern Friday – My experience on joining a quilt guild and why you should too How I've worked on my free motion quilting Multitasking – Women Vs. Men – Article talking about the perils of multitasking Book Reviews Whip Up Mini Quilts – Patterns and How-to for 20 Contemporary Small Quilts Quilting Dot to Dot – Patterns for Today's Machine Quilter, by Cheryl Barnes, has 160 full-size patterns in a variety of styles, {Read More}
Fr…frr…fuhbluh bluh bluh Friday.
No free pattern friday this week. Nothing of interest to share unfortunately pattern-wise. I'm kind of frustrated with the hosting podcast end, I made a hasty mistake yesterday morning and now the tech support team with my podcast host is trying to fix my problem. Frustrating – but I'll learn one day to not click that delete button so quick. I'm so glad my tech support team is British – they are very nice about the whole thing so {Read More}
WIP Wednesday Roundup
Firstly, a big thank you to everyone that listened to and commented on my first podcast! I'm making notes for #2 already. If you haven't been able to listen yet you should be able to via the little player below: Click to play Works in Progress Mystery Quilt – Delectable Delights Blocks – This has been moved to my closet while I work on a time sensitive project that I hope to get done early, early February. Scrappy Challenge {Read More}
01 – Introductions
Well I've just spent the better part of 4 hours figuring out all this podcasting stuff. Editing the audio file took the longest then for some reason after it uploaded it sounded odd so I had to fix that. I think I fixed it. Listen directly in iTunes if you wish! Clicking that link will automatically open iTunes and download it. Or, Listen through your Web Browser iTunes hasn't added my podcast yet to their listing but at least you have {Read More}
Nook Cover
I used my favorite butterfly fabric print to create myself a new cover for my Nook Color. I think it turned out great! I love the button. The pattern for this can be found on Etsy. I took it to Barnes and Nobel a few days after finishing it and showed it to one of the workers after mentioning I made my own cover. I can't believe the prices they charge for some of their stuff… like $50 for {Read More}
A Travel Project – English Paper Piecing
What travel projects do you take with you for quilting? Comment and let me know! I'm curious! I've got a cruise coming up in March and I know I'd go nuts if I didn't have some sort of travel project to take with me when I have downtime. I posted in the Big Tent Quilting forum to see what other things people took as quilting handwork and English Paper Piecing came up a few times along with Hand Applique projects. {Read More}
Free Pattern Friday
Mod Mosiac edition! This pattern from Elizabeth at Oh! Frannson is for a floor pillow but you could expand this and turn it into a quilt quite easily. I love the look of it. If you used coordinating scraps I think this would also be a good scrap quilt. Take a look at her blocks in a citrus theme. Mod Mosaic Floor Pillow/Block Pattern Look at what Lee over at Freshly Pieced made using this technique! I love the colors! {Read More}
Notion Review – Quilting Paper
Golden Threads Quilting Paper Otherwise titled: Quilting Paper – My Love/Hate Relationship. I first tried using paper to quilt traced designs on when I did the borders of my pinwheel quilt. I didn't have any quilting paper then but my "follow the line quilt designs" book told me about this notion that you could quilt through onto the fabric and then tear away. Freezer Paper I thought well, I don't have fancy quilting paper but I've got a ton of {Read More}
Scrap Challenge Update and Mug Rug Reveal
My normal sewing day tends to be Sunday. That is my catch-all day when I can work on things I either a) need to do or b) want to do. I wanted to knock out a bunch of blue blocks for the scrap challenge so I set to work. I put what I managed to get sewn together on my design wall and snapped a few shots. Note: I haven't achieved the item on my goal list wherein I staple {Read More}


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Broadband Conference
Watch the Live Stream, starting at 9 a.m. CST on November 19.
2014 Blandin Foundation & Connect Minnesota Broadband Conference
November 18-19, 2014
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This year's conference provides a great opportunity to meet and learn from people in Minnesota communities that enjoy border to border broadband, some that have been working on it and others that are just starting to stir local excitement for it. We'll hear from leaders who understand policy, technology and opportunity. There will be plenty of time to meet with the people you want to meet and chances to learn more about what your next step for broadband expansion could be--be it infrastructure or adoption.
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Model Number | LIHIT LAB N-1661-10 |
Weight | 1.2 ounces |
Features | Refillable |
Size - Depth | .5 cm |
Size - Length | 11.9 cm |
Size - Width | 7.2 cm |
April 19, 2013
Man, I don't know what...
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Man, I don't know what the other reviewer did to their Lihit Lab Twist Ring Memo
Notepad... I can't read Japanese, but it was obvious to me from the image how to
open the rings - the notepad must be open and then you gently tug the top and
bottom in opposite directions (right with your right hand and left with your
left hand). It pops right open! I got it open on my first try with almost no
force. Use your fingers to close the rings as pictured. I am concerned that the
rings might get battered over time if I carry the notebook around, but I guess
I'll find out.
The covers are reasonably sturdy, but flexible, not stiff, which some people might not like. The covers have rounded corners which is a nice touch. I've had to round the corner on some American notepads because they were too sharp. The pages do not have rounded corners but they're not sharp. It's the little things... Oh, and the color is great. (But I may be biased as purple is my favorite color.) 7 people found this helpful
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rings DO last!
I have this notepad, as well as the larger Semi-B5 notebook. I've had them since July and September respectively, and have used them a lot - the notepad until October(ish) and the notebook continuously until now - and they have held up beautifully. And I give them a good workout too, I'm constantly rearranging the pages. In fact I use this notebook as a catch-all, kind of like those old organizers with the metal rings, so there's a lot of opening and closing going on :-) I'd say it's a brute to denote sturdiness, except those small, cute clear rings look far too pretty for that :P Highly recommended. 1 person found this helpful
January 10, 2013
I purchased one of these...
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I purchased one of these notebooks because I very much liked the design.
Unfortunately, when i received it, I was less than happy. To begin with the
cover is not tightly matched to the contents is the only way I can describe it.
It flops around possibly because it contains so little paper. More importantly
there are no instructions for opening the binding mechanism except for a small
picture. As a result when I tried to open the thing to add paper, it broke into
several pieces. So much for ever using it.
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BRISBANE, Australia - Roger Federer has confirmed he will return to the Brisbane International in January to kick off his preparation for the Australian Open.
Federer was beaten in last year's final by local favourite Lleyton Hewitt at the Queensland Tennis Centre and said he expected to be in top form for January's tournament.
The world No. 3 said conditions in Brisbane are similar to Melbourne, where the first Grand Slam of the season will be played from Jan. 19 to Feb. 1. Federer will be bidding for his 18th Grand Slam title.
He said the Jan. 4-11 Brisbane International, is "an ideal preparation (for the Australian Open). It's an important tournament on my calendar. When I sign up for a tournament it's because I'm going to try to win it."
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Daily Wrap-up: Friday, AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
February 11, 2011
Staff and wire reportsPEBBLE BEACH, Calif. -- Steve Marino is too busy soaking in the scenery and atmosphere at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am to get worked up over his four-shot lead going into the weekend.
Second-round coverage BRADLEY EMERGES: Another Bradley is trying to make a name for himself in golf. Story WORDS OF WISDOM: What's Scott Simpson's advice for playing with Bill Murray at Pebble Beach? Simpson, one of Murray's pals on the Champions Tour, shares his thoughts. Story MURRAY'S ANTICS: D.A. Points laughed for almost an entire hole after one of Bill Murray's pranks at Pebble Beach. Story IN THE PRESENT: Though he'd love to earn his first PGA TOUR win at Pebble Beach, Steve Marino isn't looking ahead ... yet. Story ALL IN THE FAMILY: Sam Saunders is making his grandfather -- the great Arnold Palmer -- proud on the Monterey Peninsula this week. Story DALY'S BAG: Bill Murray isn't the only Caddyshack representative at Pebble Beach this week. John Daly's new golf bag -- complete with a flatscreen TV -- was inspired by the film. Story PEBBLE BEACH


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Chazy River
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Chazy River is the name of two tributaries of Lake Champlain in Clinton County, New York in the United States.
The more northerly river is the Great Chazy River, which empties into Lake Champlain at King Bay in the Town of Champlain.
The more southerly river is the Little Chazy River, which empties into Lake Champlain north of Chazy Landing in the Town of Chazy.
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Hi Poaky, I'd be interested. |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 22:44
Is this your tree? I didn't realize any of your oaks were bearing-age yet. |
- Posted by gardener365 IL 5b (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 8:03
That's her tree. One of my favorite oaks. I'd definitely grow 32 poaky. Thanks! Dax |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 8:56
How does it grow as a seedling? I've got Q. michauxii and Q. coccinea I started this spring. They both seem vigorous - growing about three almost continuous flushes. The tallest coccinea ia about 18" and the tallest michauxii is nearing 30". This is in root-pruning pots in Al's 5-1-1 mix with good fertility, full sun, and good moisture but good drainage. I've heard Q. prinus is a much less robust seedling the first year. |
- Posted by gardener365 IL 5b (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 10:16
I grew prinus between my sidewalk and garage along with a dozen or more oak-species. The larger the acorn the larger the plant: year 1, 2, etc-. A small acorn such as marlandica, a very small seedling. Dax |
Poaky, when they're ripe (brown & readily come out of caps or already fallen), you can pick some, let 'em dry on a sunny windowsill a few days (that ruins them for planting) & taste them. Many chestnut oak acorns are alittle bitter, but occasional trees have no bitterness. Same w/white & burr oak acorns. If you want real mouth-puckering bitterness, try that w/some black oak acorns.... |
They will go to waste if nobody is interested. You don't have squirrels, turkeys or deer? |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 13:24
The best way to get them before the squirrels take them all...once a few drop from the caps on their own, you can try gently knocking the branches with a stick. They should fall easily and you can gather the fresh-fallen ones. if they don't fall yet, try every few days. I'd start around Oct. 1 but I'm not 100% sure when Chestnut Oak acorns "ripen". I'd be interested in a dozen or so. |
Yes! Message me with your email address and I'll send you my address. |
This post was edited by edlincoln on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 14:25
Dax has the first 60 ripe acorns, he gave me 4 free Pecan trees, so I think it is only right. When the other peeps email me tell me how many acorns you want and of course your mailing address. If you (all but Dax) want 10 acorns or less, I won't ask for any money, after 10 I could use some money towards shipping. I am surprised anyone wants acorns because I have mentioned this before, but didn't add a picture (or maybe I did) and nobody was ever interested. AS mentioned above these acorns aren't bitter, and could be used for food. No I never ate them. I am guessing at the 60 acorns Dax. I will read the email again, I seem to think 60 acorns is what you need. If wrong don't worry, I'll look again. |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Sat, Aug 9, 14 at 10:25
I must have missed your first post, poaky. Dax gets dibs. I can email you but it doesn't look like GW will let me. |
- Posted by alabamatreehugger 8a/8b south Alabama (My Page) on Sun, Aug 10, 14 at 22:38
Q.prinus must bear acorns more heavily than Q.alba, when I go hiking in the mountains it seems like the ground is always covered with acorns underneath them. |
Alabamatreehugger, yes, these trees are prolific seed droppers. Maybe those who said they wanted seed/acorns, should think of that before I send them. Hair yes, as Dax said it is my tree. It is about 7-8 years old and has put out seed for the past 3 (or longer) years. They grow very fast where rainfall is good, but can grow in dry areas in the eastern US. But out west may be too dry. I was told this when I recommended it to western US person. They can grow on steep inclines in forest here in the eastern US, but are slow growers there. I have 2 of them, one is getting wide and the other is skinnier, not upright, but just skinnier. One has a larger mulch circle, maybe that is making it grow wider? As far as deer and other wildlife eating the acorns also, they must not know about the acorns, or they may be afraid of my mom's cats, sounds strange, but maybe they are. Something beheaded the Burr oak from Dax's acorn, it had to be semi-tall. Maybe it was a groundhog, they can stand on their hind legs and lean til plants tilt to the ground. |
I'd love some, but have no idea how to email or send a private message in this forum. Let me know how to contact you. Thanks! |
Sorry to everyone, I think that i must have never put my email address into my Gardenweb registry, I never figured I would be offering anytyhing to anyone or whatever. I am going to try to put my email info where you peeps can see it. but. If you can't see it i will try to get my brother to help me make it where peeps email info is available to me. The acorns are still green as of today anyway. |
I was able to see Hairmetal's email only. Mine isn't displayed although, I put it on my profile info where you put your birthday. My email is email@example.com. Just email me edcolin, hairmetal (if you don't get my email) Mario and anyone else wanting acorns. I hope I don't get junk email from posting my email online. Tell me your address and number of acorns wanted don't go crazy on me with the amount but 30 ish, (besides Dax) is reasonable. |
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Does your dead-of-winter cabin fever have you feeling the weight of the world's mercilessness more acutely than usual? Before you make a big tears and whiskey scene at your local dive bar/cuss out the gray sky and precipitate an avalanche, consider listening up for a fresh set of wise words from done-seasoned country songstress Gretchen Peters. Her new album Hello Cruel World came out early this week.
Peters--whose style echos the warm warbly vocals of Emmylou Harris, the hard tongue truth-telling of Steve Earle and the jazzier sides of Etta James (to name just a few fancy anchors for comparison)--describes the years between this album and her last as a time during which "the universe threw its best and its worst at [her]." Between 2010 and 2012, Gretchen watched the Gulf's oil mess leak into the ocean from her front porch, saw her adopted hometown of Nashville weather a devastating flood, married her piano accompanist of 20 years, and learned that her son was transgendered. All of these events inspired Peters to "redefine her ideas of permanence," to "literally rethink what was real," the fruits of which thought labor are made manifest right gracefully in Hello Cruel World.
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5 Touching the Voidreviewking | 30/08/2011 | See all reviewking's reviews (52)Perhaps I should have rated this as 4 stars, but I can't bring myself to do it.From beginning to end, Lost took viewers on an amazing journey that was as flawed as it was brilliant. And the fact that it was flawed gives it the most human of qualities and elevates it above nearly all TV shows made in the last ten years, perhaps ever.I frequently found myself fustrated by seasons that never came to a conclusion, plot arcs that were lost to the ether, etc...etc. But throughout the entire journey I was gripped and desperate to find out what happened next. I can't think of many tv series (early X-Files, early Breaking Bad, early 24) that have compelled me to drop everything to watch the next episode. Love it or hate it, Lost kept us guessing and hypothesising for many years.I think the overriding reason lost was so brilliant was down to beautiful cinematography, excellent emotion through acting, characters with oodles of depth and ambiguty, and a beautifully realised score. The music is definitely one of the triumphs of Lost and as this evolved, it strode on par with John Williams' amazing scores made for the early Spielberg and Lucas films.The ending didn't clear up many of the series' plot arcs, but perhaps it didn't need to. The countless religious, mythological and scientific metaphors that developed as the show evolved mingled so many disciplines that it became as complex, convoluted and chaotic as the universe in which we live. I don't believe there is 'one point' to Lost, more that humanity quests for truth and answers that will never be satisfied. The only thing you can be sure of is death.And that's where it ends. I thought the end was utterly utterly moving, with many of the characters breaking down, being dragged over the finishing line, or dragging themselves by their fingernails, using the last remnants of their strength and emotion. That's what I took with me, the sense that these men and women were pushed, not only to the edges of existence, but to the edge of their physical and emotional capability. In the series finale that showed through more than anything else.Quite simply...the end was beautiful and a close to god (i'm not religious but am open to any possibility) that a form of art is likely to achieve. The questions we had throughout largely remain and that's because we'll only find the 'bigger' answers when we ourselves complete our own season finales.The truth is out there...
5 WOW Best series ever.austin36 | 25/05/2010 | See all austin36's reviews (4)One of the best shows of all time goes out with a beautiful bang.The ending is fantastic,proving the show was a character driven show all along.
5 Best tv show ever made!ssbarth | 14/06/2010 | See all ssbarth's reviews (8)Lost has been a good ride and ended how it should of done and very sad to at the end. A must buy! to me this is the modst original show put onto screen. no one has never creatied a show like this in tv history that confuses and makes you think like this show does and its set on an island, more more could you ask for.. also a very religous show with a bit of sci fi. hope i've given noting away!


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Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Swedish companies took a bleaker view on the next 12 months as the specter of a deepening European debt crisis clouds economic growth prospects across the region.
Companies surveyed by the Stockholm-based Riksbank see "great uncertainty" and most anticipate economic conditions will deteriorate over the coming year, the central bank said in its September survey. The firms interviewed also saw a "considerable risk" that new orders will fall in the period, the Riksbank said.
Sweden's annual economic growth rate fell for a second consecutive quarter in the three months through June as Europe's fiscal woes and faltering recovery prospects threaten trade. Sweden, which relies on exports for half its economic output, will see its gross domestic product growth slow to 0.8 percent next year, less than a third the rate in neighboring Norway, Nordea Bank AB estimates.
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The krona was little changed against the euro at 9.1500 as of 10:07 a.m. in Stockholm. Versus the dollar, the krona slipped 0.1 percent to 6.9500.
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An urgent, on-the-ground report from Pakistan—from the bestselling author of Descent Into Chaos and Taliban
Ahmed Rashid, one of the world's leading experts on the social and political situations in Pakistan and Afghanistan, offers a highly anticipated update on the possibilities—and hazards—facing the United States after the death of Osama bin Laden and as Operation Enduring Freedom winds down. With the characteristic professionalism that has made him the… (more)
At the start of Pakistan on the Brink, Ahmed Rashid confesses that he didn't really want to write the book and that it was "forced" out of "a very reluctant author" by editors and publishers.
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With the prestigious National Defence College in the national capital being one of the prime targets of Lashkar-e-Taiba, the Government on Wednesday said "adequate precaution" was being taken to safeguard the military institution.
"I think there is a constant review of threat perceptions and targets ... and we work on the safeguards adequately. You can be rest assured that adequate precaution is taken wherever there is a threat perception," Minister of State for Defence M M Pallam Raju said when asked if the Government knew about the terrorists' plans and steps taken to secure the institution.
Mr. Raju was talking to reporters on the sidelines of a CII organised event here.
David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana, arrested by the FBI for plotting a major terror attack in India at the behest of Pakistan-based LeT have revealed that they were planning to attack the NDC also.
The National Defence College trains selected senior Defence and Civil Services officers in national and international security-related fields and promotes research and understanding of various linked issues.
Officers at the brigadier-level and above from the three Services and their civilian counterparts are trained at the NDC. Representatives from friendly countries are also included in the different courses run there. NDC trains about 130 officers at a time.
Replying to a query on the Taliban threat to Pakistani nuclear arsenal, Mr. Raju said, "I think the internal security situation in Pakistan seems to be deteriorating everyday and we really don't know how long and how far the establishment would adequately be able to safeguard their strategic assets such as the nuclear assets."
"And I hope they are taking adequate measures and we hope that such an incident will not happen," he said.
On steps taken by the Government to prevent recurrence of 26/11 type incidents in the future, Raju said, "We are taking all kinds of measures in terms of coordinating intelligence sharing and information gathering in order to prevent such an event from happening."
"That is the reason we have strengthened Multi Access Centres, which will function both at the state and national levels," he said.
The Minister said the Government was also working to ensure that the response time of the security forces is faster if any such attack takes place.
"If an instant attack should happen again, the response time (of security forces) will be faster....the more important thing is to put forward an effective response in the shortest time possible," he added.
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Defender Series for Motorola Moto G
- Take worry out of the equation with rugged, trusted Defender Series Moto G case
- Protective case completely encloses the Moto G to protect from drops, bumps, scratches and scuffs
- Moto G case shield stand provides added protection during transport and serves as a stand for viewing media or typing
- Enjoy using your phone during any activity with trusted protection from the Moto G Defender Series case
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- Device is completely covered; case takes on the wear and tear of regular use
- Dust, dirt and lint are blocked from entering jacks and ports
- Screen protector guards against scratches and scrapes on the touch screen
- Holster clip fits most straps and belts; clip locks in place to act as a kickstand
- Two-piece polycarbonate inner shell fits around the device
- Screen protector is built into the inner shell to guard against scratches and smudges
- Outer synthetic rubber slip cover wraps around shell to absorb impact from drops
- Holster is included and can hold device with screen face-in or face-out
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The Defender Series Motorola Moto G case provides added protection against drops, dust, bumps and shock but is NOT protective against water.Patents Pending
Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 78
Rated 5 out of 5 by crazyray Best Case ever
I purchased my Otterbox because I was told that they offered the greatest protection for smart phones by a coworker. She said that a phone with an Otterbox could be thrown against a brick wall and the phone would not sustain any damage. Later, I accidently slammed my phone onto the concrete ground and it only sustained a minor scratch to the case and the phone was in perfect condition. I told my housemate that he needed to buy one and he didn't. Two days later he dropped his iphone and the screen was completely shattered.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Jains Cover for Moto G
Perfect fit and protection without interfering with functionality.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by adgg I love the product, but unfortunately had to return it because it was the wrong one, and you don't make one to fit the one we have (moto-e). I think there's something you should check into, when I searched for a cover for the moto-e, I was automatically shown the moto-g. I didn't notice the error until the cover arrived and would not fit. I went back afterward to see what happened, and it done the same thing again. Correcting this might cut down on ordering errors.
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I'm just unsure if this case is waterproof. Can anyone clarify?1 month ago
I apologize for the inconvenience however the Defender Series for the Moto G is not waterproof1 month ago
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Each OtterBox case is engineered specifically to fit the device it will protect. Due to differences in shape, size, and features the Defender Series case for the original Motorola Moto G will not be compatible with the Moto G 2nd gen.1 week, 3 days ago
Measures 5 1/2" x 2 3/4"2 months ago
We do not have plans to produce a case for the Motorola G EXT at this time, but I will submit a product request on your behalf. Please keep in mind that we are always adding new cases, designs & colors, so that may change in the future. I would recommend signing up for our newsletter and keeping an eye on our Facebook page as those will provide you with the most up to date information on new case releases.1 month, 4 weeks ago
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Yes, The Defender and the Commuter case will fit the new Moto G 4G LTE phone, (XT1045). Please note: All Moto G phone models share IDENTICAL cases. Al buttons, ports are in same locations.6 months ago
http://www.otterbox.com/motorola-moto-g-cases/motorola-moto-g-cases,default,sc.htmlwhich colour is good for black moto g , people suggested to take blue , but blue colour is not available , please suggest any other colour
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The black case is very nice with the black moto g.4 months, 4 weeks ago
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I chose the Hornet Yellow. It make the phone look distinctively yours amongst the sea of "all black cases". Also if you use your phone at a worksite that may get cluttered, the bright yellow makes it easy to locate!6 months ago
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How Symantec AntiVirus handles encrypted file systems
Article:TECH100573 | | | Created: 2004-01-09 | | | Updated: 2005-01-14 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH100573 |
You need to know whether Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition or Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition can detect viruses that are encrypted by an encrypted file system (EFS).
Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition and Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition cannot access encrypted files unless the file access is by the user who encrypted the files.
When RTVScan tries to access a file, the operating system first determines whether the caller has the proper certificate to decrypt the file. If so, then the file is decrypted and access is granted. If not, the file is not decrypted, and an "Access denied" error is most likely returned to the program that tried to access the file. A manual or scheduled scan in RTVScan will log a Scan Omission error in the event log similar to "Scan could not open
Even if an error is returned, your computer is still protected from EFS-encrypted viruses. This is because an encrypted virus cannot run unless the proper user executes the file. Other users who attempt to run the virus are denied access to the file, and the file does not execute. For the proper user, RTVScan detects the virus before it is able to execute (assuming that you have the correct definitions to detect the virus).
A manual scan, or a scheduled scan that runs when the user that scheduled it is logged on, detects any viruses that were encrypted by that user. This is because RTVScan impersonates the user who is logged on when it runs the scan. Additionally, if the file is written to the drive before the file is encrypted, RTVScan detects the virus.
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Jace Bowman confirmed early Tuesday afternoon that he is signing a letter of intent to play baseball for Barton Community College.
Barton Community College's fourth-annual Wounded Warrior Golf Scramble is set for Saturday, June 30.
After the departure of Barton Community College head women's basketball coach Darin Spence, Carter Kruger has taken up the mantle.
LEVELLAND, Texas - The Barton Community College track and field teams wrapped up their season this week at the NJCAA Division-I Outdoor Track and Field National Championship held in Levelland, Texas.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Rain drenched golfers at the NJCAA women's national championship at Legends Golf Course during the four-day event.
Barton Community College will be offering volleyball camps for various age groups in June and July.
Barton Community College sophomores Federico Castagnini and Clayton Garland were recently named to the first-team All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Jayhawk Western Division baseball team.
Barton Community College softball team's Alexandria Rodriguez was recently named to the All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference Jayhawk Western Division second team.
GARDEN CITY - Cowley Community College turned the baseball game around in the late innings to end Barton's season in the NJCAA Region VI quarterfinals on Monday.
WICHITA - The Barton Community College softball team dug tooth-and-nails to avoid elimination against Seward on Saturday in the NJCAA Region VI tournament, but a 7-5 extra-inning loss dropped the Lady Cougars out of contention.
GARDEN CITY - After falling 8-1 to Cowley Community College, the Barton baseball team faced Labette in an elimination game of the NJCAA Region VI tournament on Saturday night.
The Barton Community College Board of Directors approved the hiring of Carter Kruger on Thursday as the new women's head basketball coach.
EMPORIA - The Barton Community College baseball team ended the 2012 regular season with a win as they defeated Jayhawk East foe Coffeyville Tuesday afternoon 9-6 at Emporia State University's Glennen Field.
Fresh out of college, Carter Kruger had a vision when he became a volunteer men's assistant basketball coach at Mankato State University.
Pardon Barton Community College athletic director Trevor Rolfs for announcing the impeding hiring of Carter Kruger as the new women's head basketball coach.
Arley Bryant Gymnasium has been the site of some thrilling games between Barton Community College and Cloud County over the years. Several of those high-scoring affairs.
The bus ride home from Concordia has not involved much celebrating. In fact, it had been seven years since the Barton Community College women's basketball team enjoyed the ride back to Great Bend following a win over Cloud County.
The Barton Community College men's tennis opener was kind of like a comet. A one day comet that won't be back for another month.
At first glance on the schedule it might look like a scrimmage. But it wasn't. It counted for real and was the opener chapter to the 2015 women's tennis season at Barton Community College.
Some portions of a schedule are tougher than others. Thanks to a make-up reshuffling earlier this year, the Barton Community College women's basketball had about as tough a 3-game stretch as anyone in the nation will play this season.
On a night when Gene Butler, a member of the highest scoring team in school history, was inducted into the Barton Sports Hall of Fame, the current Cougars showed him they can score a few points as well. Barton hit triple digits for the third time in seven conference games in a 100-90 win over Pratt.
Finally a game against a team not ranked in the Top 10. And with it finally a win snapping a 4-game losing streak.
Another meet and a growing list of qualifiers. That is the strategy for the Barton Community College men's indoor track team and it worked perfectly this past weekend in Lincoln, Neb.
It was another banner day on the track for Barton Community College standout Lydia Mato. The sophomore shattered the Barton women's record for the 5000m indoor by an astonishing 16 seconds to lead the Cougars during the Holiday Inn Invitational on the campus of the University of Nebraska.
It has been a hectic nine days for the Barton Community College men's basketball team. Nine days that including five games, three suspensions, two ranked opponents and one rival. Oh, yeah, and four wins.
It has been a rugged five days for the Barton Community College women's basketball team. About as tough a 5-day stretch as any team in the nation will see this season. It came to a conclusion Wednesday night with a loss Hutchinson, 73-45 at the Barton Gym.
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JSW Energy, a group company of Jindal South West (JSW) group headed by Mr. Sajjan Jindal, has decided to establish 10 power plants with a capacity of 1350 MW in all in Rajasthan's Barmer district.
The company stated in a communiqué that the project is being implemented by Raj WestPower Ltd, a 100 per cent subsidiary of JSW energy Ltd, and would be completed in two phases.
Under the first phase, the project will generate capacity of 1080 MWs comprising 8 units of 135 MW each, while in the second phase, the capacity will be 270 MWs comprising of 2 units of 135 MWs each.
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PUNXSUTAWNEY — Some nights, a pitcher just has wicked, nasty, unhittable "stuff," but even when that is the case, the hurler rarely pulls off the elusive perfect game. Monday night in Punxsutawney, the Rotary Reds' Senior League softball team's pitcher — Monica Cameron — did just that, though, retiring 15 straight hitters, as the offense poured on 11 runs in just four innings to lead the team to an 11-0, five-inning victory over Brockway Drug.
Adding to the evidence that Cameron possessed the "wicked, nasty stuff" that is so rare was her line: Five innings with 12 strikeouts.