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Many News 3 talked with were eagerly waiting to see who would be elected and from where. They were pleasantly surprised he was from South America.
Some want tradition and others want change. Now both will see what direction Pope Francis will take the church.
While the smoke billowed, the bells tolled at Guardian Angel Cathedral along the Strip. Parishioners liked the election of Pope Francis of Argentina.
"He seems very humble and I really do pray that he's going to be the leader for our times," said parishioner Norbert Archibeq.
A lot of local Catholics like Archibeq have been following coverage of the conclave.
"I think it's a beautiful name. Myself, I am an ordained deacon with the Catholic church," Archibeq said.
There's a strong sense of pride among Latino Catholics here in the Las Vegas Valley being that Pope Francis is from Argentina and what he can do with the political climate and bringing more Latinos back to the Catholic Church.
"A lot of the immigrants now, they come in here and they're really making up a large number of our parishes and I think it's a great a leader to identify with and to look for spiritual guidance," Archibeq said.
Latinos have been leaving the Catholic Church, and Armando Gonzalez believes that perhaps this pope could be influential in bringing resurgence to the church.
"I think that's why, that we got a Latin pope because now in these times a lot of people losing their faith, you know the Latin people and maybe that's going to help. It's going to help for us," Gonzalez said.
While there is rejoicing in Pope Francis' new leadership, there is also expectation.
"A lot of people have been talking about abuse of the children. I would like it to be more active on that point kind of like instead of hiding, investigating it as soon as they know something is going on," said parishioner Addie Ang.
"I really think they should open up the priesthood to women. Let them have more of a voice in the church," said parishioner Bob Munson.
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quote:What the hell? That's crazy to me and I'm curious how much it will hurt Amazon when they require people to pay sales tax from their site in a few years nationwide.
quote:waiting on AAPL.
quote: Amzn reported a loss of 23 cents vs. loss of 8 cents estimate...
quote:Oh wait they missed earnings?
quote:With the sales tax issue not going in their favor, their plan is to have a physical location in many states and go towards a speedy delivery type service
quote:So 24% increase in revenue
quote:26.9M iPhones, 14M iPads , 5.3M iPods, and 4.9M Macs in Q4
quote:Seems as though the syncing of apple software helps the sales of Macs and Laptops. Is the Laptops included in the Mac #s 4.9 million?

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Lemire Gives "Green Arrow" His Arch(er) Enemy
In Komodo, Jeff Lemire has introduced a new arch-nemesis for DC's Green Arrow. The writer spoke with CBR about his plans for the villain, his daughter and a new team of Outsiders being developed with Ann Nocenti.
Celina Jade Casts A Shado On "Arrow"
Hong Kong action star Celina Jade is kicking and flipping her way into The CW's "Arrow," and she explains how her Shado is a different fighter from the comics and what it's like to be the daughter of an action star.
Jeff Lemire Targets "Green Arrow"
Jeff Lemire discusses his and artist Andrea Sorentino's run on "Green Arrow," the effect the popularity of the CW's "Arrow" show has on his stories, dismisses rumors of his leaving "Justice League Dark" and more.
Pipeline - 10/7/2008
Augie reviews a Green Arrow classic and then proceeds to cut his way through the front half of the latest "Previews" catalog to see if cover prices have gone up,as he once suggested they would in December in today's PIPELINE!
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It's been a bad week for animals. As the granddaughter of both dairy and cattle farmers, I'm the last to jump on the PETA bandwagon, but sometimes the injustices of not giving nature it's arms-length respect, and then punishing the wild animals for acting - well - wild seems ill-placed. Teenagers taunting a tiger now sue the San Francisco zoo because the tiger mauled them. The tiger was killed before it could "attack" any others. Further south in the same state, a robber jumps over the bridge - but not before throwing the police dog over the railing with him. Ironically, the robber survives but the dog is killed. And the top videoblog is a Colombian bullfighter surviving what is described as an "intense attack" by the bull. All in a day's news reporting or proof positive that Darwin was onto something? You tell me. In an honest world, would the tiger come ahead as the unspoken hero, the dog survive the plunge and any provoked attack by a bull be considered "intense"? A childhood trip to a bullfight in Toledo, Mexico was my first eye-opening experience with lop-sided Romanesque animal contests and public spectacles: fun music, lively people and a bright hued south of the border evening horizon eclipsing the ampitheatear backdrop set the stage for a night of childhood wonderment. There was an electricity in the seats; a Disney meets supersonic sense of wonderment dizzied the air. The bull marches proudly into the arena. Having watched the episode of Bugs Bunnny parading around the arena with golden strewn crimson cape flying round his shoulder, I anxiously await the next stage: the Matador. But the next stage wasn't the matador, it was the yahoos on horseback that ride out to dig spires of poisoned spears into the beastly bull's back to weaken him. Only after this part of the show - far reaching from the spires of my silver bells and cockel shells cartoon based understanding of events - does the big brave matador enter the ring. I don't want to see folks get hurt, but I gotta tell ya': I was rooting for the bull. Maybe in some alternative animal universe, our four-legged friends are having a well earned laugh at the expense of the supposedly higher lifeform. After all, other headlines over the past two days announce that grad students at Purdue are sniffin' poo for $30 a pop, they're drudging a lake in Illinois to find an Indian woman that supposedly fell in while submerging a statue for good luck, and a 75 year-old Arizona man was hurt riding his pet buffalo. Florida gators attack handfuls of humans annually that toss them scraps while barbecuing dinner, and I suspect that just as many dolphins that are rescuing people by lugging 'em from shipwreck to shore are having fun with a few others that they decide to take even further into the ocean blue. While domestic animals (dogs, pets, ferrets, what have you) are held to a more realistic modicum of civilized behavior, seeing and experiencing wild animals that are harboured in habitats foreign to them and yet where their animal instincts are relatively uncurtailed is a privilege; one that requires a little more due diligence as members of the general public. Leave a Comment { Last Page } { Page 2 of 4 } { Next Page } |
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Hard on the heels of the news that former McLaren and Benetton engineer Pat Fry has taken over Aldo Costas responsibility for chassis development, Fernando Alonso has put Ferrari on notice that they must get their act together quickly if they are to stand any chance of catching and challenging Red Bull and McLaren for the 2011 world championship.
"We need a quicker car immediately to fight for the championship, he said here yesterday. Next year we need to start with a better performance because in 2010 and this year we seemed to lose too many points at the beginning of the season."
But he added: However, one of the most important things is that we only did five races. No one can say bye-bye to the championship after race five. We need to be confident that we can improve the situation, that we can get good results.
"I remain optimistic that we can turn it around, but it is true also that we need immediately to have a competitive car. At the moment we are struggling too much to be a title contender. We are fighting for fifth and sixth positions, and like this it is impossible to fight. There is plenty of time but we need a better car in the coming races."
Discussing the decision to replace Costa as technical director, a position the Italian held since Rory Byrnes departure four years ago, Alonso said he was completely happy with the changes that team principal Stefano Domenicali had worked out in consultation with president Luca di Montezemolo once the team had learned that, despite the appearances in pre-season testing, they were not competitive with pacesetters Red Bull.
"We trust what the team does and we have full confidence in Stefano's decisions, and what is best for Ferrari, Alonso confirmed. The only thing I can say is that I feel a very positive atmosphere today, between the track people, and it is a step forward for the team. All the decisions we make are in the best interests of the team and I am sure this is another one. I have full confidence in this decision and full confidence in the future.
"We saw the difficult start to the season, we saw the difficult performance from the car, and we need a reaction, we need something to make some direction change, and this was maybe the best thing and hopefully in the future we can be more competitive."
This time last year the Spaniard made a rare but major mistake going into Massenet corner at the top of the hill, leading into Casino Square, severely damaging his Ferrari and his chances in the race. Now, following Ferraris ultimately disappointing showing in Spain after he had driven out of his skin on his qualifying lap, and again when he snatched the lead for the first 19 laps, he is determined to make amends and believes that victory is possible here this time out.
"Monaco is so different compared to any other circuit that we always see some surprises here. I remember the Williams being very quick always here, in 2004, 2005 and 2006, and even in 2008 when I think Nico (Rosberg) did a very good race here, so I am confident. In Spain we were not very competitive but this is a completely different track so we will try to do our best here. Maybe aerodynamics are less important on this circuit, so hopefully we can have a good weekend and score many points."
Ferrari certainly need a big boost right now.
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Web pages updated, click on Diary
3rd Jan 2015
Report from GB4BDB (Boxing Day Bash)
The boxing day bash went well, we started about 9 am with Chris G7BRZ on 40mtrs and after some head scratching and not been able to get psk working it was decided to operate on the 20mtr and above on voice with Tom G4ZRV having contacts in the USA and Russia.
The day ended with some 80 contacts in total 207 lookups on qrz .com including Indonesia and some 12 new flags for the event radios for the day FT 950, FT847, cobweb antenna for 20mtrs to 10 mtrs and the 80/40 trapped dipole both radios were running at an output power of 50 watts.
Operators for the day Tom G4ZRV Chris G7BRZ Pete G6NDH Bri M6LZX Tony G1OAC Adi M6GNW and visits form Carl G7EOG and Andy G0MNI
Report submitted by Dave M0KWK.
24th Dec 2014
Robin courtesy of John Carter G8VKB
Brian G4DXB
5th Dec 2014
Today I have added a few more documents from 1986, these are in jpg format, but previously I had scanned them to pdf, but my epson XP215 scanner/printer, although set for portrait mode scans them and outputs them in landscape if the page is full, like the 1986 newsletters, and I have no option to change, hence jpg's
Brian G4DXB
10th Nov 2014
Hi Brian
It's with sadness to let you know that Chris Tuckley G1UZT of Immingham died today. He had a long fight with illness and died in Diana,Princess of Wales hospital in Grimsby.
Chris G7BRZ
Last GARS event GB4NFC NORTH COATES FLYING CLUB
The event went very well band conditions was not the best we have ever seen heavy rain on the Saturday night almost put an end to the gazebo some repairs required after the event. The Lancaster's did not fly on the Saturday due to the weather further in land on the Sunday afternoon there were lots of visitors in the afternoon as 4.00 pm approached and not to lets us down the sky filled with the noise of 8 Merlin engines and the two flew right over the top of the operating tent ....
cheers Dave M0KWK
3rd Oct 2013
The Grimsby Amateur Radio Society's Annual General Meeting was held at the Cromwell Club on Thur 2nd Oct 2014
The following committee was elected.
Full details can be found on the Contacts page.
Chairman Carl Flynn G7EOG
Vice Chairman Peter Walker G6NDH
Treasurer David Hall M0KWK
Secretary Brian Siddle M6LZX
Committee members
Tom Russel G4ZRV
Tony Mills G1AOC
Darren Hughes M6GUH
David Pykett G0IIQ
7th Sept 2014
The societies A.G.M. will be held on Thur Oct 2nd at the Cromwell Social Club in Grimsby, 8pm start.
26th July 2014
Web Page Header
Barry G8RIW has modified the page header, the majority of pages have updated, hope you like the change.
Brian G4DXB
16th July 2014
GB2SHL Sat/Sun 9/10th Aug update
A quick update of events for the GB2SHL event for the 1940s weekend to be held at the Sunnyside Club in Cleethorpes, also that weekend its a RNLI fundraiser weekend.
We have the GB2RNLI call running side by side as the club is fundraising for the RNLI, there will also be a display of 1940's memorabilia on view over that weekend all welcome doors open form 8.30am.
cheers Dave M0KWK
GB4WAW at North Coates flying club was at the weekend (12/13th July) both days well attended by hams and visitors .
Saturday was the better day for flying and some 20 planes in and out through the day with a fly by form the spitfire at 4 pm, not many radio contacts though as the bands were not in great shape.
I have a few pictures and will upload them to the web in a couple of days.
Pictures can be seen for the last two years here.
Cheers Dave M0KWK
Albert Leese G3UP
In the G5UM callbook his address is 39 Ramsgate Louth
Copy of notice in the Grimsby Evening Telegraph 25th June 2014
LEESE Albert (G3UP) Peacefully but suddenly at Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital Grimsby on 14th June 2014 aged 96 years. Much loved husband of Hilda, wonderful dad, grandad and great-grandad, Albert will be sadly but lovingly missed by all who knew him. Service will be held at Alford Crematorium on Wednesday 2nd July at 12 noon. Family flowers only by request but donations, if desired, made payable to The Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust can be passed to The Funeral Director on the day or be received by Lincolnshire Co-operative Funeral Services, 134 Eastgate, Louth LN11 9AA. Tel: 01507 603519.
Brian G4DXB
Barry (Ex GARS member) has recently created his first web page,
Click the above link and site will open in a new page.
At last nights committee meeting (10/4/2014) Dave Hall M0KWK
was unanimously voted to become our new treasurer after
Brian G4DXB resigned.
Fred Hunt G2HOJ 26 March 2014
This evening I was contacted by Carl G4SRF with the sad news that Fred G2HOJ passed away yesterday
aged 102 years.
I know lots of club members will remember Fred as one of the pioneering amateurs and have fond memories
of him.
Many will recall his exploits in amateur radio, he operated well into his 80s I for one miss hearing him on the
73s Fred
John G0ATW
Further info about Fred can be found on the Local Hams link above.
The Grimsby Amateur Radio Society with a donation for the RNLI of £150.00 raised during the SOS week held in January by radio hams all over the UK. Presenting the cash is Mrs Frances Hall secretary of The New Sunnyside Club, Cleethorpes where the group have a permanent radio shack, other members are Tom G4ZRV, Tony G10AC, Pete G6NDH, Frances and Steve Burton coxswain of the Cleethorpes Inshore Life Boat Andy G0MNI, Bri M6LZX and Chris G7BRZ.
Further information about our local society can be found by using the above links.
27th Feb 2014
Hi All,
The results of the 70 cm Affiliated Society Contest have just been published. We managed to be placed 14th out of 44 at our first attempt at this event.
In the Superleague (the results of the 6 events for Affiliated Societies) we are in an amazing FIFTH place out of 78 UK Radio Clubs, with the results of the 80m SSB and CW events still to come.
This was the first time we have entered the 6m, 2m, and 70cm events, although of course we normally do well in the 160m and 80m events. We might well finish even higher, as two of the Clubs presently above us have no track record on 80m.
Congrats and thanks to all those who made a big effort to erect antennas and appear on the VHF/UHF Bands.
Results at :- http://www.rsgbcc.org/cgi-bin//vhfresults.pl?Contest=432MHz%20AFS&year=2014
Dave G3TBK
Locally we have a closed Google Group email forum for local Radio Amateurs which is open by invitation only, if would like to join please email your name and callsign to the email@example.com
19th Feb 2014
A new Amateur Radio Training course will start at the end of March, details can be found on the Training link above.
12th Feb 2014
The first event of the year came on a very cold Saturday on the 4th of January GB4BMF (brass monkey flying) at the air field at North Coates as this was the first of the North Coates flying clubs events. We arrived at about 9.45 and parked in the car park after having a look at a very wet outfield where we normally go to operate it was decided to stay in the car park as a change to the normal every thing including the kitchen sink we operated for the two cars Bri M6LZX, Chris G7BRZ, and Dave M0KWK on the hf radio an FT 857 and a Atlas 120 antenna had a few contacts on 40 mtrs some 14 in total working UK and Europe on very poor band conditions Tom G4ZRV Tony G1OAC and Peter G6NDH worked locals on 2 mtrs the event had a few brave pilots landing having a coffee and some old tractors added to the display ..
The sos week went well we operated on the 26th, 26th and 29th of Jan and the 1st & 2nd of Feb, from the New Sunnyside Club in Cleethorpes about 500 yards from the life boat station. Across the 5 days we had some 416 40 mtr ssb contacts 38 vhf fm and dstar and some 300 contacts on data psk31 even with one day wasted with a continental contest 40mtrs ft 950 and a trapped dipole at 7 meters psk data ft 840 into home brew cobweb at 12 mtrs high ,2mtrs fm ft 847 and tri band collinear at 13mtrs on sunday the 2nd we were joined by George G4EBK to have a go at the 70cm afs contest with 7 contacts for good points for the club. In the New Sunnyside club they have an change bottle for donations to the RNLI and the committee have donated the contents of £150.00 to the sos week in the club and gars name .
operators for the week were G7BRZ CRIS M6LZX BRI G6NDH PETER G1OAC TONY G4YHP CLIFF G4ZRV TOM AND M0KWK DAVE ......
10th Feb 2014
Dave M0KWK told the meeting that the RNLI SOS week went very well plus George G4EBK had come down on the Sunday morning to do the 70cm contest, Dave also said and that the Sunnyside club would be donating the contents of the large bottle on the bar full of coins to the RNLI the amount totalled £150. Bri M6LZX was to contact Steve Burton at the Cleethorpes life boat house to arrange a time and date for the members of the special events team to go down for a photo shoot at the presentation of the cheque hopefully with the aim of a couple of photo's for the RADCOM and the local papers.
George told the meeting that the contests were doing well and the Gars Contest team were getting reasonably high scores
2nd Feb 2014
My web program has been updated today and I see there's a small problem with the headers, I will have a look at these over the next few days.
25 Jan 2014
I have moved the cartoons, these can be found on the Local Hams page and clicking on Barry G8RIW's page.
20th Dec 2013
The final CW results appeared this morning and confirmed Grimsby to be in second place overall.
The Certificate for the Club and those for individual Members who gained leading positions can be downloaded from the RSGB results page:
Well done and thanks to all those who contributed logs.
The 2014 Club Championship events run from February to July and then the Club Sprints from August to November. Hopefully GARS will remain at the upper end of the Results Tables.
The Results of the Top-Band Club Calls Contest are expected before Xmas, no doubt GARS and its members will figure prominently.
Dave G3TBK
25th Nov 2013
Rowley Walker G3IYT
TRIBUTES have been paid to the oldest qualified electrician still working in England.
Rowley Walker was still signing certificates for Walkers Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Limited the week before he died – at the age of 91.
Born in October 1922, he had three sisters and a brother and was educated at Reynolds Street and Bursar school, in Cleethorpes, and Harold Street school, Grimsby.
He left school at the age of 14 and became an apprentice electrician to his father.
He was featured by Yorkshire Television as the oldest qualified electrician still working in England, prompting an inspection from regulators who couldn't believe that he could still be competent.
Daughter Nadine Waldron told the 130-strong congregation at his funeral at Grimsby Crematorium: "Rowley sent the first inspector away with a flea in his ear for being condescending.
"He offered to have another inspection, which, of course, he duly passed."
Rowley spent many happy years working as the electrical contractor at the Beacholme Holiday Camp in Humberston, where staff hosted a celebration of his life following the service, with a buffet.
Nadine said: "One of the stories I have gleaned about his childhood is that he had an old, large tea chest in the back yard and would regularly go and sit in it and watch the rain come down.
"That was probably good training for sailing and fishing in the rain in years to come."
He was also a tearaway in his teens and 20s, going scrambling on his motorbike and being somewhat fast, shall we say, in the driving of cars and motorbikes."
During the war, Rowley served in the RAF in France, where he met his wife Gisele. They married in Arras, France, in the mid-1940s and he persuaded her to come to England. They had three children, Nadine, Mark and Nicole.
Sadly, Gisele died in 1970 when Mark and Nicole were still young, and he looked after them with help from his sisters.
In the mid-1970s, he met Audrey. They married in 1975 and enjoyed a long and supportive marriage until his death at Hull Royal Infirmary, where he had been transferred to from Grimsby.
Through the marriage he gained two stepchildren.
Rowley was also a keen ice hockey player.
Nadine said: "On the ice he was fast and full of menace – frequently fighting and earning the nickname of the Sin Bin King.
"When that skating rink closed in the 1950s, he took to sailing.
"He was a member of the Grimsby and Cleethorpes Yacht Club and a founder member of the Humber Mouth Yacht Club.
"Rowley continued with his sailing exploits for many years, including climbing the mast of the Sail Training Schooner, The Malcolm Miller, when he was 60."
He was also an amateur radio enthusiast. He knew Morse code, and even spent his time in hospital interpreting the alarm signals from the medical equipment.
Nadine said: "Right up to the end, his mind was still very active."
As well as his wife, children and stepchildren, Rowley, who lived in Humberston, is survived by grandchildren Lucy, Gisele, James and Ben, and great-grandchildren Ella and Jake.
He also leaves stepgrandchildren and a sister.
Article copied with permission from the Grimsby Evening Telegraph
20th Nov 2013
Phillip Norton @phillipnorton 20 Nov
Great line on @looknorthbbc from a woman in London asked if she knows where Hull is: "Oh Hull? It's near Grimsby" #hull2013 #onthemap
17th Nov 2013
Just a quick update on the repeaters GB3GY and GB3GG.
Over the last two weeks I have fine tuned the audio levels on GY both received audio and last Friday the Echolink signal which required an additional audio amplifier between the P.C. and the input to the logic. Please let me have any comments on these changes, good or bad.
I have also monitored the output from GG after some problem with the relayed video this seems to be ok at the moment, but as we are to loose the 13cms allocation for the output I am progressing with an application for a digital TV output on 23cms.
The change to a Digital output and a band change to 23cms should give a much improved coverage and make equipment for reception very cheap.
We will be maintaining the 23cms and 10Ghz analogue input.
The British Amateur Television Club is supporting us with this change and I intend to raise the costs involved with no direct implications to club funds.
73s John G0ATW
14th Nov 2013
Andy G0MNI is selling Rob M1BYQ equipment on behalf of his wife, details below.
For sale Yaesu FT-847 (4m able), MyDEL MP-30SWIII 28-30amp power supply, Yaesu MD-100 a8x Desk Mic & Signalink USB interface
also included is Diamond MX2000 Triplexer £800 ovno Cash only on collection . Andy G0MNI 07752530954
16th Oct 2013
Its with great sadness that I inform you that Rowley became a silent key earlier this afternoon.
He went in hospital for a check up last week, they found several things amiss but were unfortunately unable to remedy them.
He celebrated his 91 birthday on 5th October 2013
He will be sadly missed by many radio ops and other friends.
RIP Rowley
Graham G3VIP
15th Oct 13
On the 24th of this month the club rules will be discussed by the committee, if you have any comments could you please pass them to a committee member, copies of previous rules can be downloaded on this site, after discussion, the amended rules will be voted on at our main monthly meeting on the 7th Nov.
The bank details below have been tried by a local member and am pleased to say worked, when paying your subs or a donation via the HSBC can you please either use your call-sign or name, we have Internet banking so details can be confirmed by email.
Another point raised at a recent meeting was a possibility of our local club applying and installing a 10 metre FM repeater, this is at a very early stage and members of course will be kept informed of progress.
11th Oct 13
After last weeks AGM, this week we had our committee meeting to arrange meetings for the coming months, details will be on the web pages shortly, also to discuss the clubs finances. It was proposed and agreed that the subs for the next 12 months will remain as this year, which are:-
New member £21.00
Existing member £15,00
Associated member £5.00
The above can be paid at our meetings at the Cromwell Club, or you can pay direct to the HSBC.
HSBC Details
Account name Grimsby Amateur Radio Society
Sortcode 40-22-24
Account number 32274167
Please note that we have changed banks from the Natwest to HSBC.
Brian Chester G4DXB email@example.com
4th Oct 13
At the clubs AGM on the 3rd Oct 13 the following committee was elected
Chairman Adrian G1BRB firstname.lastname@example.com
Secretary Brian M6LZX email@example.com
Treasurer Brian G4DXB firstname.lastname@example.com
plus committee members
Dave M0KWK
Peter G6NDH
Terry G1XYH
Dave G0IIQ
Tom G4ZRV
Also during the night the name card that has been running was won by George G4EBK
A reminder that the next Foundation Course will be run in Jan 14, further details can be found on http://g7eog.co.uk/
Latest News 15 Sept 13
Officers of the club have their own designated email address; they are
M S Distribution http://www.msdist.co.uk has recently donated a wireless link equipment to link Nelson House with Thesiger House; this is so Richard's company can supply the repeaters with free Internet access.
27 August 2013
Local Amateur
I have recently completed updating all the members information onto the web site, this has been a lot of work trying to put it altogether in the one place, also on that page I have put a link to local QSL cards, if you any that you make like to be added to the site please contact me on firstname.lastname@example.com
The 40s weekend was a real success, we had a new computer for data that had some teething problems with an not quite sorted out yet but we know what the problem is now, contacts vhf 9 ssb 37 psk31 21 and to our surprise on Sunday George G4EBK arrived with key in hand and spent some 2 hrs and 33 contacts didn't seem to be the amount of people around as the years pervious yearsbut a good weekend was had by all in the shack, the page for GB4CFF has also been updated.
I have been updating the web pages over the last few days, I have changed the link over on the Local Hams link to my new pages, these are many more pages to include and these should be done over the next few days, hopefully.
The web pages as you know are being hosted by Minotaur IT, and in the last few days they have registered our domain name gars.org.uk and I have received notification from Nominet which is the internet registry for all .uk domain names.
11th August 2013
I'm starting updating the local ham pages so you may when looking at the existing pages have a few links missing; this is because of having to move images around. Today I have uploaded another of Barry's cartoons, and will in future change them every weekend.
Also a reminder that the club meetings are held every Thursday evening at the Cromwell Social club in Grimsby, with the first meeting of each month being the official meeting. Shortly it will be the club's AGM which this year will fall on the 3rd October, please try and leave that date free.
As most of you aware the hosting of the site has been moved away from 1and1, and at the moment the domain name gars.org.uk is still hosted by 1and1 but is in the process of being moved, once moved emails in the form of firstname.lastname@example.com will be available to any club members
5th August 2013
I have today added pages for GB4WAW and GB4CFF, both of these sites can be accessed through the galleries page, if there's anything that needs adding please email me on firstname.lastname@example.com
31 July 2013
Rik who has looked after the GARS website has had to call it a day as he has found full time employment, we wish Rik success. At last month's club meeting it was decided that I should look after the web site.
After trying my Serif WebPlus X6 programme I have decided to use Microsoft's Expression Web 4 which is like an updated FrontPage but much improved, which also means I will continue with Rik's pages but make mods etc where and when required.
Brian Chester G4DXB now looking after the Website
I would like to thank Rich G7WIZ for organising the web space that we are using, this provided by Minotaur IT
Grimsby ARS would like to invite you to an Evening with Rob Mannion. As you may know Rob is the editor of Practical Wireless, and he has agreed to come to Grimsby to give us a talk.
The date of the the event is Thursday the 9th May 2013 from 19:30 pm, and the venue is The Cromwell Social Club, Cromwell Road, Grimsby DN31 2BA.
A Special Event Station GB4CR celebrating 150 years of the railway coming to Cleethorpes will be operating from the New Sunnyside club Grant Street Cleethorpes between 6th and 7th April starting 08:30 both days until late.
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Name: Drew Status: student Grade: 9-12 Country: Canada Date: Spring 2012
The question that has been puzzling me for quite some time is why do objects make sound? When I say that, I do not mean "Why do cows go moo?" I mean why does something like closing a door make a different sound than putting a glass down on a table, or why does a slap sound different than a punch, or why does knocking on a wall sound different than knocking on a window. Does it have something to do with the molecules in the objects or the size/shape?
Hi Drew,
Sound is a vibration, and the sound depends on the mechanical properties of the object or objects colliding. When you impact an object, it deforms, and during the process of deforming, it vibrates, which causes the air around it to vibrate as well. The object is actually moving back and forth (so slightly you cannot see it in many cases) -- it can either be a reversible deformation (called elastic deformation) or you can actually permanent change the object (called plastic deformation). In a complex object like a hand, there are both kinds of deformations happening. When the deformation occurs, the object moves and bumps up against the air next to it, and this chain reaction of bumps is what makes the sound propagate (move) outward. If the object vibrates more quickly, you get a higher pitch sound. (that is why string held taut makes a higher pitch sound than a string held more loosely -- the more taught string vibrates more quickly). With everyday sounds, the material vibration is not as simple a single string though -- you get many different kinds of vibration all added up on top of each other to make what you hear. You might have a mix of various frequencies and volumes (amplitudes) that together make the characteristic sound of a door closing or a trumpet or clapping hands.
Hope this helps, Burr Zimmerman
Hi Drew,
Yes, I do understand... very good question!
The frequencies are determined by a vibration of a mass. Resonance is when a frequency is allow to bounce about, usually within a box. That mass vibrating causes pressure waves in the air and we detect those by hearing. A soothing, pleasant richness quality is created by resonating.
Please consider picking up a guitar and plucking just one string. The sound is the vibration of the string AND the resonance from the hollow guitar box.
Pluck the string, try placing your palm on the box and pressing, opening and closing the resonance cavity... experiment with the resonance. Try plucking a string and pushing on the string up and down the frets(the long wood). You will notice dramatic changes in the tones. Now change the string from metal to nylon cord and repeat the experiment.
Most everyday sounds are mixes of frequencies, resonance and duration of the pressure wave. Cows go "Moo" because of their vocal cords vibrating and shape of the jowls. Glass breaks with a characteristic high pitch of the material. A slap is very fast and creates a high amplitude pressure wave... a punch is slower, there is recoiling of tissue - it is lower in intensity and frequency.
So it is the material, size, shape, "pluck" speed, resonance... it is a science all by itself.
Now, as for why a cow moos, or a face is slapped.... ? P. E. Hughes, Ph.D. Milford, NH
First of all, sound are pressure waves in the air. They are not the same as radio or light (electro-magnetic) waves.
We hear different sounds we hear different frequencies from 20 Hz to 20,000Hz. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_frequency
Common sounds, like cows mooing, glasses being put on tables, closing a door, are different from one another because each different sound consists of a different mix of frequencies. The mix of audio frequencies depends on the items that make the object, like glass, bovine vocal cords, or wood slamming on wood with metal door catches.
Sincere regards, Mike Stewart
Sound is your ear interpreting vibrations traveling through the air, or whatever material that makes contact with your eardrum. Each of these traveling vibrations called sound waves has a certain frequency. This is the pitch of the sound. Each wave has a certain strength. This is the volume. Each wave also has a certain pattern. When we see waves drawn, we usually see the simplest: sine waves. So long as the pattern repeats over and over, any shape is possible. The shape determines what the wave sounds like, called the quality. A trombone and piano can both play a C-note. Both will have the same pitch. However, a trombone wave does not have the same shape as a piano wave. Your ear detects that shape as how the object sounds.
Dr. Ken Mellendorf Physics Instructor Illinois Central College
The sound an object makes depends upon many factors: material, size, shape (as you point out). All of these, and other, factors determine the sound an object makes when struck. Since most objects have these and other factors, as well as complex shapes striking the object produces a characteristic sound. Some devices, e.g. a tuning fork is designed to produce a single sound frequency. The oboe in a symphony orchestra produces a pitch of the "A" above middle "C", designated as "A 440" i.e. 440 cycles / sec = 440 Hertz. That is, unless a piano is part of the instrumentation of the orchestra. In that event the orchestra must be tuned to the piano, not the oboe, because pianos are tuned differently than strings and woodwinds.
If you listen to a parade, the first instrument you will hear is the bass drum. This is because the low frequency of the bass drum is not absorbed by the air. On the other hand, when the band gets close the loudest (and highest) pitch will be the flute. The different sounds are the result of the size, shape, and materials of construction. br>
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Fill The Grill Competition, Part Two: Jacobs Wins Second Round (Photos)
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Chefs Michael Jacobs and Samuel Gorenstein. |
Once again the challenge was laid forth: 20 minutes to shop, 20 dollars to spend, and another20 minutes to prepare a fully composed plate. Although the task seems almost impossible, both professionals demonstrated their vast superiority to us laypeople, who take waaaayyy longer to make something half as good to eat.
As with the previous match between Chefs Daniel Ganem and Timon Balloo, the judges had a difficult decision at hand, both dishes were delicious. (Disclaimer: this writer was one of them.) Chef Gorenstein presented a mahi-mahi encrusted with Moroccan spices, with a paper-thin shaved beet and fennel salad, garlicky hummus, lemon zest olive oil, beautifully carved fresh citrus and trace tastings of Serrano peppers. Chef Jacobs's tuna was covered in toasted cumin and coriander, and served with a black bean and corn sofrito. A creamy avocado puree was made with mint and basil, but without sour cream, because the chef ran out of money at the register (he also had to leave his lemons behind). A rice wine vinegar and ponzu vinaigrette on raw onion provided a nest of flavor on top. Like I said, very tough to choose a winner!
Both wanted to capitalize on the fresh flavors of summer, Chef Gorenstein said that he "wanted to use citrus for acidity, add something spicy, and it had to be fish. I wanted to do something light." Chef Jacobs dove deeper, choosing a dish to rival one of Gorenstein's menu items at BLT. "Sam does a great tuna tartare with avocado, and I kinda wanted to give it back to him." Apparently his strategy worked. In the end, Chef Jacobs took home the prize and will now compete against Chef Balloo in the finals on August 17.
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It is an honour to give the Millis Oration.
As many of you know, Emeritus Professor Nancy Millis AC made significant contributions to the biotechnology industry over many years.
What may be less well known is that for a short period very early in life, before she embarked on her science career, she worked as a technician for CSIRO in the Division of Forest Products.
However, from an interview she gave in 2001 it seems that this move was a flight from what she saw as a terrible job as a bookkeeper for a Customs agent! Perhaps a lovely example of serendipity at work.
The stronger and deeper connection I would like to make between Nancy Millis and CSIRO is the shared value of a life long commitment to science, to working with industry and together delivering benefit to the communities we serve.
We all want a prosperous and healthy society, but we face the challenge of securing our food, water and energy needs in a world of finite resources.
Population growth, rapid urbanisation, resource constraints and climate change are placing huge pressures on global systems.
These national and global challenges are connected and cannot be dealt with in isolation. Science is increasingly asked to develop solutions to mitigate, and to adapt to these rapid changes that are impacting on humanity.
Science will enable us to understand the complexity of these interactions, and we need new ways of collaborating and working in partnership with industry to deliver these solutions.
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I have to forgive my mother.
I have to forgive her for smothering me as a child, and for keeping me away from birthday parties. For being over-protective and keeping me under her wing even to this day.
I have to forgive her for not allowing soft drinks in the house. For always keeping me where she could see me.
I have to forgive my mother for all the days she forced me to go to school when I was being bullied. For sending me to a child psychiatrist and allowing me to be sent to a mental health unit for minors.
I need to forgive her for all the antidepressants and antipsychotics she signed prescriptions for, and for the bitter yellow diazepam she forced on me. For her allowing me to be diagnosed with autism and sent to specialist after specialist. For the social worker she made speak to me.
I need to forgive her for all the times she judged my hair colour or style, or my clothes. The times she told me I would never cope on my own. The times she told me my goals were unrealistic. For all the times she told me to take my piercings out because they made me look ugly.
I need to forgive her for all the times I couldn't invite friends to visit, or introduce a boyfriend for fear of her disapproval. The whispered phone calls so she wouldn't overhear and the secret trips needed just to speak to boys.
Most of all, I need to forgive her for the control she has held over me all my life. I haven't been an easy child for her, and I have been cruel and illogical on many occasions. Still, her motherly apron strings have been choking me for too long, and it's tainted my whole life. It's only now as an adult I can see that what she did was out of concern and anxiety, and that she felt just as confused as I was.
I need to forgive her, and I need to say sorry for causing so much damage.


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GoPro Presents: Jeb Corliss' Wingsuit Flight Throu...
Nearly 2 years ago, history was made. Take a look behind the scenes as Jeb Corliss fulfils his quest to become the first person to fly through Heaven's Gate in Tianmen Mountain, China. At the time, this was pretty damn cool. But since then, Alexander Polli has made a name for himself by flying his... Watch Video »
The Future Of Wingsuits - Squirrel AURA
The Squirrel team has been out playing and it sure looks like fun! Much has changed in the past few years of wingsuit design, and Squirrel is the new kid on the block. A whole new range of possibilities now exist, and the Aura wingsuit represents Squirrel's most advanced wingsuit to date. This footage speaks... Watch Video »
Wingsuit Proximity Racing: The Formula White Line
Follow Mathias Wyss of team Need 4 Speed as he goes through the process of finding, planning and flying his favorite sharp-turning wingsuit proximity racing line, which he calls "The Formula White Line." This dynamic line is like racing a Formula 1 car in the air — thanks to Robert Pecnik of Phoenix-Fly for crafting... Watch Video »
Wingsuit Wet Dreams
If you dig wingsuits and nature, chances are you'll totally dig this edit. It's one of those videos that will make a bunch of whuffos show up to the DZ asking to learn how to wingsuit off of a mountain, but I'm totally okay with that. The more the merrier, right? Watch Video »
Wingsuit Flight Over Gorgeous Glacier
A heli exit over Jungfrau turns into a wingsuit proximity flight down the face of a pristine glacier in Switzerland. What a great way to start the season! Watch Video »
5 Things To Do Without A Wingsuit
In case you were wondering what proximity flying with a tracking suit looks like, check this out! No wingsuit, just a pair of inflatable MC Hammer pants and skill. Keep in mind, this is Andrey Karr — the badass body pilot who also did this insane tracking suit flyby. Watch Video »
Brazilian BASE + Beach Landings
If you get a kick out of watching wingsuit BASE, this one's for you. Really close shadows on the wall that's shockingly close to the person casting the shadow. Group flocks along the wall. Add in big smiles and beach landings in Brazil, and you've got yourself a show. Watch Video »
Beautiful BASE
It's one thing to see a stunning view from a plane — it's another to BE the plane. Love the editing of this wingsuit BASE video; very raw with an awesome POV touch. And a definite A+ for the soundtrack. Watch Video »
Batman Cave: Unbelievable Wingsuit Cave Flight by ...
Professional winguit pilot and BASE jumper Alexander Polli flies his wingsuit through "The Batman Cave" — an incredibly narrow cave on a rugged mountainside. I'm not quite sure how he managed to fit his big balls of steel through this small hole, but Polli pulled it off. The narrow cave, no wider than Alexander is... Watch Video »
Deep Green Lines
Here's what a season of wingsuit flying with Luftpiraten looks like — a Swiss wingsuit BASE team flying through lush green lines (and a couple of cold snowy ones, too) in Switzerland. Get some! Watch Video »
The Life of Roberta Mancino - Terra Incognita
It goes without saying that Roberta Mancino is a beautiful and talented woman. Here's a clip from the Avant Garde Diaries, and, the first clip of her BASE jumping is our gift to you ;) How many of you wanted to be birds, pilots, or astronauts when you were kids? This is poetry in motion,... Watch Video »
Living In Antigravity
Antigravity BASE is a cool crew doing cool shit! They hit all the objects that make B.A.S.E what it is, and they even throw in a 129 foot jump inside a school stadium. Fuck yeah! Watch Video »
The Crack: Tiger In A Wingsuit
You all remember "The Crack" in Switzerland, right? Of course you do. Well it's been a while since we posted some footage from this line, so it's time to hit the pipe again. Here's Tiger doing his thang with a nice visual wingsuit flight through The Crack. Enjoy. Watch Video »
Phoenix-Fly Presents: Funky Flying in Rio de Janei...
Get funky with Frode and friends as they fly their wingsuits from a local mountain and land on the beach — all while enjoying the gorgeous surroundings in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. BASE jumping to the beach? Umm, yes please! Watch Video »
The Need 4 Speed: Cruise Control
Following the release of Team Need 4 Speed's last video, "Mountain Trails", here's a short but stunning video of Robert Pecnik from Phoenix-Fly carving around the Swiss mountains, filmed by Ludo Woerth. An amazing line, great control, and serene music — it makes human flight look natural and instinctive. Just a preview of more to... Watch Video »
Big Bird Wingsuit Swoops Cable Car In China
I almost feel bad that all I could think of was Big Bird from Sesame Street when I first watched this (something to do with a bright yellow wingsuit). But then he swooped past a friggin' cable car and I realized how badass this was. I mean, seriously, how awesome is that?! Just picture their... Watch Video »
Dallas BASE Crew Presents: Livn 2
You remember Lucid Dreams 2, right? So sick! Well Brad Perkins, Eugene Edwards and Luke Hively of the Dallas BASE Crew are at it again with another stellar edit, Livn 2. Follow DBC on their 2012 wingsuit BASE jumping trip to Switzerland and get a taste of what the Drift HD cameras can do. Watch Video »
Dream Lines IV: Incredible Wingsuit Proximity By J...
Dream Lines IV is a film by Jokke Sommer that presents some of the top wingsuit pilots in the world as they fly undiscovered lines in France and Switzerland. Honestly, this is by far the best wingsuit film I've ever seen! Period. Well, at least until Dream Lines V comes out. Not only does Jokke... Watch Video »
Who Needs Wingsuits? Track Or Die!
Join Vincent Cotte as he flies some tight (and impressive) lines in his tracking suit. Who needs wingsuits? Track or die! This reminds me of Andrey Karr flying his tracking suit down the World Wingsuit League course. Watch Video »
The Need 4 Speed: Mountain Trails
Following the uber successful Mountain Carving video, Team Need 4 Speed is back in this incredible new trailer. This features members of the BASE proximity flying team — Need 4 Speed — flying steep lines, sharp banking turns, and carving along the mountains in Europe at speeds of over 100MPH. Stay tuned for more from... Watch Video »


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Trim fat from lamb chops; place chops in a small heavy-duty zip-top plastic bag. Combine wine and next 3 ingredients; pour over chops. Seal bag, and shake until chops are well coated. Marinate in refrigerator 8 hours, turning bag occasionally.
Prepare grill.
Remove chops from bag, discarding marinade. Place chops on grill rack coated with cooking spray; grill, covered, 10 minutes on each side or to desired degree of doneness. Transfer to serving plates, and keep warm.
Combine yogurt and remaining 4 ingredients, stirring well. Spoon yogurt mixture over chops.
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Nowhere is this alchemy of identification more potent than in jamón ibérico. Ham made from acorn-fed pigs is worshipped throughout Spain, but in Extremadura it is something else, something in the blood. Tell the waiter at Cáceres's convivial Mesón San Juan that you find the jamón delicious and he will interrupt his flirting to lean in close and gravely whisper the name of the town it comes from. Walk into any overlit, napkin-strewn bar in the region and ask about slicing ham, and the bartender will inevitably tell you that it's an art, that the cut affects the taste, that there are professional carvers who make a lot of money touring the country—a lot of money. Everyone seems to have memorized the same statistic: Seventy percent of the ibérico produced in Spain comes from Extremadura. Certainly no one here questions it.
Veterinarian José Luis Cortés takes me out to the dehesa—the savanna-like landscape of grassy hills and oaks that serves as free-range feeding ground for pigs during the cold season known as the montanera. He is there to make sure everything goes according to protocol—that the pigs are putting on gobs of weight, that no farmers are sneaking feed in with the acorns and grass. As we approach, a clutch of napping sows roust themselves and snuffle off to a nearby pond. "Acorns have a lot of fat, and they give the ham its sweet flavor," Cortés explains. "But the pigs also need exercise to work the fat into their muscles." If he sees a conflict between being a vet and preparing animals to become food, it doesn't trouble him. "This is our tradition," he says.
There's tradition as well in Montánchez, where another of those mysterious Extremaduran microclimates creates ideal conditions for curing. The town's narrow, looping streets are filled with curing houses, most of them family-run, and to step inside one is to enter a world of sacred rituals. At Casa Bautista, I watch a family—parents, children, grandparents—spend their Sunday morning buying a jamón ibérico. They bring to the task all the intensity an American would put to the purchase of a new car. There are educated questions, multiple sniffs of the plastic pipette the shopkeeper inserts into each leg, heated consultations between husband and wife.
The connection between land, animal, food, and culture culminates in jamón. Traveling through Extremadura, I detect the contours of this nexus everywhere—in the sight of townspeople gathered around the carcass of a just-slaughtered pig; in the approving nod I get every time I order ibérico. But once again it takes my philosopher-chef to bring me to the heart of it. "Tell me about the ham," I say, and the light grows brighter in Toño Pérez's eyes. He has just finished lunch service, and although at five in the afternoon the last customers are still trickling out, he has exchanged his whites for a sweater and jeans. By now, I understand the deep resonance a single product has for the identity of a people and their connection to the land. And so, when Toño's answer comes, I understand that we are talking about more than just cured meat; we are talking about Extremadura itself. "Ah, jamón," he exhales. "Jamón is God speaking."
Toño Pérez and José Polo recently started converting two historic buildings in the old city into a boutique hotel (and the new location for Atrio). Until it is finished, by summer of 2010, the Parador de Cáceres (011-34-927-21-17-59; parador.es), a 14th-century palace with a lovely sienna-colored patio, is the city's most charming place to stay. A few yards up the hill from Trujillo's Plaza Mayor, the NH Palacio de Santa Marta (011-34-927-659-190; nh-hoteles.es) has tastefully revamped another historic building and added modern amenities. Rooms at the Hospedería del Real Monasterio de Santa María de Guadalupe (011-34-927-367-000; monasterioguadalupe.com) can be, appropriately, somewhat spartan but are nevertheless attractive and offer an unsurpassed chance to stay at an active monastery. In Jerte, the Hotel-Spa Tunel del Hada (011-34-927-470-000; tuneldelhada.com) is a cozy country inn with upscale touches and gorgeous views of the valley filled with cherry trees.
Eating there
With two Michelin stars, Atrio (Avenida de España 22; 927- 242- 928), in Cáceres, is a delight, from the lush, formal décor to the deeply flavored dishes coming out of the kitchen. The wine list might be the best in Spain. For a more casual option in Cáceres, Mesón San Juan (Plaza de San Juan 3; 927- 626- 648) serves straightforward tapas, such as perfectly sautéed porcini with garlic, in a lively tavern atmosphere. In Trujillo, both Restaurante Pizarro (Plaza Mayor 13; 927- 320- 255) and Mesón la Troya (Plaza Mayor 10; 927- 321- 364) are good places to try traditional Extremaduran recipes like migas and the comforting stew known as caldereta. For slightly more sophisticated cuisine, the Hospedería del Real Monasterio (see above), in Guadalupe, is best. Restaurante Nardi (Braulio Navas 19; 927- 481- 323), in Hervás, is an appealing place to try lighter, updated takes on such regional classics as zorongollo (a marinated salad of roasted red peppers) and crisp-skinned suckling pig.


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In the Galleries
The Museum's spacious galleries display a selection of works from the permanent collection, as well special exhibitions throughout the year.
The Collections
The collections represent the history of Cape Ann, its people, its industries, and especially its art and culture—we invite you to explore!
Library & Archives
The Library & Archives contains books, documents, photographs and more—available to serious researchers and curious browsers alike.
Historic Properties
The Museum owns and maintains two historic properties: The White-Ellery House (1710) and the Captain Elias Davis House (1804). The White-Ellery House is open on select days from May through October. Guided tours of the Davis House are offered daily.
A Truly American Art Museum
The Museum's collections, displayed in an intimate and inviting setting, celebrate the rich story of Cape Ann's evolving artistic and cultural history.The fine arts collection spans the full range of art made on and about Cape Ann, and uses the Museum's Library & Archives, historic buildings and artifacts to ground that art in a powerful sense of place.
Lane Collection: Ongoing Research
The Museum holds the single largest collection of artwork by Gloucester native, Fitz Henry Lane (1804–1865), one of America's most significant 19th-century painters. In 2015, the Museum will launch Fitz Henry Lane Online, a research tool featuring new discoveries and scholarship surrounding Lane and his milieu.
In the News
Boston Globe's Mark Feeney reviews Portraits of a Working Waterfront.
WBUR's Andrea Shea reports on Working Waterfront exhibition.
Chronicle - WCVB News Channel 5 profiles the renovation.


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Fair Trade
TransFair USA www.transfairusa.org
An independent, third party certifier of Fair Trade practices in the U.S. They verify that the farmers who produce Fair Trade Certified products are paid a fair price.
Global Exchange www.globalexchange.org
An international human rights organization dedicated to promoting environmental, political and social justice. Founded in 1988, they have increased the US public's global awareness while building partnerships worldwide.
Oxfam www.oxfam.org
A confederation of 12 organizations working together as a global campaign force in more than 100 countries to find lasting solutions to poverty, suffering and injustice.
Greenpeace www.greenpeace.org
A non-profit organization with a presence in 40 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and the Pacific. Focuses on the most crucial worldwide threats to our planet's biodiversity and environment.
Environment News Service www.ens-newswire.com
The original daily international wire service of the environment. Presents late-breaking environmental news in a fair and balanced manner.
Business Alliance for Local Living Economies www.livingeconomies.org
Supports positive change in local communities. Believing that all sustainability is local, they build upon the natural stewardship that local business owners have for their hometown.
Sustainable Connections sustainableconnections.org
A Bellingham-based business network establishing and supporting a local living economy that sustains itself, our community, and a healthy environment.
Organic Agriculture
Organic Trade Association www.ota.com
A membership-based business association for the organic industry in North America. Their mission is to encourage global sustainability through promoting and protecting the growth of diverse organic trade.
Organic Consumers Association www.organicconsumers.org
A public interest organization dedicated to building a healthy, safe, and sustainable system of food production and consumption. They are a global clearinghouse for information and grassroots technical assistance."
Agricultural Research Service www.ars.usda.gov
The USDA's main in-house scientific research agency. They work on solutions to agricultural problems that affect Americans every day, from field to table.
National Campaign for Sustainable Agriculture, Inc. sustainableagriculture.net
Educates the public on the importance of a sustainable food and agriculture system that is economically viable, environmentally sound, socially just, and humane.
The Rodale Institute www.rodaleinstitute.org
Informs, encourages, equips, and inspires farmers with "farmer-to-farmer know-how." Their goal is to assist and witness the emergence of 100,000 organic farmers in the U.S. and 1 million organic farmers worldwide, by the year 2013.
Mothers for Natural Law www.safe-food.org
Work to raise public awareness and create understanding for the far-reaching implications of genetic engineering in the U.S.
Organic.org www.organic.org
This user-friendly site for consumers provides unbiased, objective information on new organic products, emerging organic trends, and regulatory information.
Provender Alliance www.provender.org
Provides networking, outreach, and education to natural foods and related companies doing business in the Northwest. Members currently represent nearly 200 retailers, distributors, manufacturers, brokers, consultants, and individuals from the Northwest.
Co-op Related
National Cooperative Business Association www.ncba.coop
Presents information about cooperatives to help people understand how they can use the cooperative model to improve their lives and their communities.
Green America www.greenamerica.org
Provides economic strategies, organizing power, and practical tools for businesses and individuals to address social and environmental problems. They are a leading force in educating and empowering people and businesses to make significant improvements through the economic system.
University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives (UWCC) www.uwcc.wisc.edu
Established in 1962, the UWCC is one of the oldest cooperative centers in the country. It strives to study, promote, and research cooperative action as a means of meeting the economic and social needs of people.
Stronger Together strongertogether.coop
A consumer website developed by National Cooperative Grocers Association (NCGA) for the "virtual chain" of more than 100 retail food co-ops nationwide. Includes tips for eating locally and sustainably, as well as information about cooperatives and topics within the industry.
Center for Science in the Public Interest www.cspinet.org
A consumer advocacy organization that conducts innovative research and advocacy programs in health and nutrition, and provides consumers with current, useful information about their health and well being.
American Dietetic Association—Eat Right www.eatright.org/Public
Nearly 70,000 members, the nation's largest organization of food and nutrition professionals. ADA serves the public by promoting optimal nutrition, health and well being.
Tufts University Nutrition Navigator navigator.tufts.edu
An online rating and review guide. This site can help you sort through the large volume of nutrition information on the internet and find accurate, useful nutrition information you can trust.
Delicious Living Magazine newhope360.com/delicious-living
A natural food magazine distributed throughout natural food stores.
National Health Association healthscience.org
Promotes the benefits of a plant-based diet by providing educational materials, educational events, and services.
MedlinePlus www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus
A goldmine of good health information from the National Library of Medicine, the National Institutes of Health, and other trusted sources on over 600 diseases and conditions. Information that is authoritative and up to date for health professionals and consumers.
Vegetarian Resource Group www.vrg.org
Educates the public on vegetarianism and the interrelated issues of health, nutrition, ecology, ethics, and world hunger.
5 A Day for Better Health Program www.5aday.gov
A National Cancer Institute program that offers a simple, positive message—eat 5 or more servings of fruits and vegetables every day for better health.
Produce for Better Health Foundation www.fruitsandveggiesmorematters.org
Serves as a catalyst for creating a healthier America through increased consumption of a variety of fruits and vegetables.
Center for Nutrition Policy & Promotion www.cnpp.usda.gov
An agency of USDA's Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services, works to improve the health and well being of Americans by developing and promoting dietary guidance that links scientific research to the nutrition needs of consumers.
Nourish Interactive – Fun Nutrition Games For Kids www.nourishinteractive.com
A free one-stop resource created by nutrition and health care professionals for fun nutrition games for kids, and interactive nutrition tools and tips for parents and health educators to use to promote healthy living for families. Available in both English and Spanish. Nutrition printables for kids.


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Welcome to the Black Bull Inn
Under new management!!!!!
Wayne and Simone have now taken on The Black Bull. Please check out out exciting new menu and carvery options plus plenty of offers and specials. Try our fantastic Home made loaf tin yorkshire puddings with beef, real chips and beef gravy.
Top quality Sunday Carvery still served every Sunday 12-4pm. £6.95 each or 2 for £12.00. Booking is advisable.
The Black Bull Inn is a 17th century traditional coaching Inn located on the A169 Malton to Pickering Road just 1 mile from Pickering and 10 minutes drive from Malton.
After going through a major refurbishment in 2010 we now have an attractive seating area at the front and a new layout inside.
We have good sized eating area with ample parking, real fire, Pool table, Darts board, TV, ample beer garden plus quieter seating out front for a more relaxed drink/meal and covered smoking area with seating. Well behaved dogs are welcome in bar area and hard floored area.
BED AND BREAKFAST - We have 5 en-suite rooms £70 per room. Single occupancy £40.00.
OPENING TIMES we are open for food 7 days a week 12.00 - 9.00pm
We have a 2 meals for £10.00 menu mon - sat, 12.00 - 6.00pm, with our famous yorkshire puddings and home made steak pies.
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Video Production student Quinn Maxwell put together this four minute informational piece on Never Summer Industries and our patented RC Technology. Have a look inside our factory in Denver, CO and hear from "The Coolest Guy You Know", Gags, and The Hammer. We have to assume Quinn aced the class…
Never Summer team rider Heather Baroody shredding the back country on the SL Split, slaying the park on the Proto CT, and winning the Alt Games at Copper Mountain.
Heather might be the best rider you know. She also might be the smartest person you know. In addition to being an awesome snowboarder Heather just earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with a minor in Astrophysics.
Okay, we're totally intimidated…
Congratulations Heather!
135th Aviation Battalion comes home to Denver after a year in Iraq
Never Summer Industries was extremely psyched to be able to attend the welcome home ceremony for G Company 2-135th General Support Aviation Battalion. These soldiers just returned home from a year of saving lives in Iraq. The 135th is a helicopter medical evacuation unit, or MEDEVAC unit. The primary mission for the 135th G Company in Iraq was to provide life-saving support to US and Coalition Soldiers. G Company flew more than 2200 hours and provided MEDEVAC evacuation for over 240 US and Coalition Force personnel.
Helicopter crashes in Golden, CO at the Buffalo Bill Downhill Longboard Race on Lookout Mountain
Sunday May 8, 2011, updated Monday May 9, 2011
A helicopter intended to film the Buffalo Bill Downhill longboard race on Lookout Mountain in Golden, CO crashed today while hovering above the finish line. Without warning the aircraft started to drift downward towards a large pine tree. The helicopter's rotor clipped the tree rendering the rotor useless. The landing skids hit the ground perpendicular to the slope of the ground causing it to "bounce" ninety degrees counter clockwise. It seems that the force of the skids hitting the ground caused the tail rotor to shear itself from the aircraft. I do remember seeing the tail rotor strike the tree also but that memory is hazy and the video I have watched since doesn't seem to confirm my impression of the incident. When the landing skid made contact the second time, this time parallel with the slope of the ground, the weight of the helicopter's front end forced the copter to tip over coming to rest on it's canopy. Thankfully no one was hurt. Police evacuated the area and the remainder of the races were canceled. As if downhill longboard races aren't exciting enough, this years Buffalo Bill Downhill is sure to go down in history as one of the most exciting longboard events ever.
See Photos of the longboard action and post helicopter crash…
Zeb Hammerly Riding the Revolt
Freeriding isn't the future, it's the present. If you prefer to just cruise, hit some banks or slide the steepest switch-back in town, this deck does it all! The Revolt's twin shape and Rocker profile create the ultimate deck for any style of riding you desire. Light and durable, the Revolt is hands down the best freeride longboard on the market!
Canyons with the Homies!
This video is from a couple days with the homies riding the Canyons, Transitions park. It was filmed completely with the Go Pro Hero HD cam. By using a number of handles we were able to get some really cool perspectives. Everyone filmed each other and the footy came out really good. Enjoy.
New Never Summer Skate Site Launch on April 11th, 2011
We have been hard at work redesigning our skate section for 2011. We are ready to unveil it on Monday April 11th 2011. Come back and check out our new line and the site we have built to show it off!
Check out the video from this years NS riders. Its All fun! We had a Great year shreding lots of pow,park ect. Stay tuned for snow videos every 2 weeks.
NS rider Michelle Shea interview on AngrySnowboarder.com!
There's something to be said about roshamboing with a girl to see who is going to death ride down a pine tree in the preseason. Most people wouldn't want to jib something that sketchy that early in the season but Michelle was all for it. At that moment in time I realized this chick has the potential for bigger and better things, she might not have had the best season last year, but now she's poised for a better season this upcoming year.


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An old Motel stuck on the side of the mountain. Want to relive the visits to Grandma's old house, this is your ticket. Don't misunderstand, the place is clean, VERY clean, but also very dated. The owners, both very nice and friendly. Bathroom's are original, from the fixtures to the floor, and all worked. No A/C units, not needed on... More
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