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This new school will be built in Daunleb Village, Kouk Pring Commune, Svay Chrum District, Svay Rieng Province, Cambodia!
The Barrie Rotaract Club (an international program for adults 18-30 who want to make a difference), has funded the landfill and as soon as the rainy season has finished, the remainder of the landfill will go in.
The Barrie-Kempenfelt Rotary Club is raising funds for the latrine, well, pump, school building, perimeter fencing, school supplies and furnishings and operating costs for the first eight years!
Mike and Mary Anne Kinsey from the Club are bringing over a team of 25 Ontario, Canada Rotarians and Friends to build the school and fencing - January 9-30, 2015.
The Grand Opening Ceremony for the school will be held on January 28th where the School Building Team will be joined by the Ontario Rotary Wheels for Learning Bicycle Distribution Team of 25 to give out 100 bicycles or more, at this new Banyan Learning Tree School. What a Grand Day it will be with over 50 Ontario Rotarians and Friends at hand for the opening of this rural school.
Our AMFW/BLT local volunteer team member, Sophea Keo will be the teacher at this new school.
Thanks to sponsorship from Mike and Mary Anne Kinsey, Barbara Seagram and Carol Cartier for providing him with his continuing English courses at ACE in Phnom Penh.
View our visit to the Kempenfelt Rotary School Building site in remote Svay Rieng province, Cambodia. Sophea and Lisa visit the site in Daunleb village, Svay Rieng province, Cambodia, where a team of 28 Rotarians and Friends from District 7010 will arrive to build a school!
Landfill is in place thanks to the Barrie Rotaract Club. The Kempenfelt Rotary Club has funded the 45metre deep well and the lavish two-stall latrine that were just finished a week ago, and now the main posts of the perimeter fencing are being constructed.
To help support a phase of this project, contact Mike Kinsey at firstname.lastname@example.com. This new school will provide free English education to area children and provide projects and programs to landmine-affected families under the Banyan Learning Tree organization in Cambodia.
This area has no electricity and no free English schools. Rotary will 'Light Up' this area with many opportunities for children and families. Lots happening today (Friday, December 12th) at the Rotary Kempenfelt school building site.
Yesterday was day two at the school build site in a village in Svay Reang Province. What a great day of team work and friendship. Even the locals came out to see what progress we were making. We mixed cement and concrete, by hand, filled buckets, created trains and passed it along as a team to finally hand it off to the local builders to pour into the foundation (View Video). We are lucky to have such great translators and ( a soon to be teacher) with us to help us along the way!!
The team have been on the school construction site here in Rural Svay Rieng province for only 2 1/2 days and we have the foundation in and 6 of the 12 columns are up. We finish the columns and start bricklaying tomorrow. We are getting amazing help from the local people and our drivers. Many thanks to Noun Amey and his construction team and to Sophea Keo and Sokhal Seng.
I was so nervous just thinking about everything that was about to happen. A new beginning for the two villages and 211 kids would receive a bicycle so they could get to school. At the dedication ceremony I placed a steel plaque with my mother's initials and dedicated the school to her memory and commitment to education. Your mother is your first great teacher. At this time I want thank every single person who bought a bike or donated money for the build. I have a very special soft spot for the extremely special build team who came with me to hand build this school. Bless you all. Read Mikes Journal of the School Building Highlights.
Thanks to the generosity of donor HTS Engineering in Toronto, ON, the rural Battambang village of Phnom Sampov will see a free English Education school and latrine completed on this site in the near future.
The one-room school will teach English to local children, teach basic sanitation and have a special daytime kindergarten class.
Construction will begin in a couple of weeks!!!
Thanks to HTS ENGINEERING OF TORONTO, CANADA, the surrounding village children of Phnom Sampov, Battambang will now have this lovely new school where they can learn English for free!
It will also conduct outreach programs for landmine survivors.
Our Rotary Wheels for Learning Team will arrive here on Feb. 2nd to provide 50 area children with bicycles to attend this new school.
Building project conducted by A Mine Free World Team members Srey Own, her brother Voeun and Lisa McCoy - A Mine Free World - www.aminefreeworld.org.
A broken bike won't stop the children from getting the education they want.
Landmine survivor, Nil Noy, travels to three area schools every month to provide these bicycle repairs. Children receive free bicycle repairs including parts! Recently, a photojournalist team, 2020studios travelled to Cambodia and prepared a short film on Nil Noy and his work. Be sure to watch this video!
The children crowd around him and patiently wait their turn. Some help him by handing him tools and pumping up the tires.
Many Thanks to Director Chheut Serey of Preph Dao Primary School, Boeung Preah village in Battambang province for the wonderful tour Lisa had of his school.
Project conducted through A Mine Free World - www.aminefreeworld.org.
An estimated 5,000,000 landmines still endanger those living in the rural areas of Cambodia. The Rotary Club of Orillia has donated US$2,060 towards landmine eradication. The donation was made to Cambodian Self Help Demining (CSHD) www.cambodianselfhelpdemining.org , founded by Aki Ra. His Cambodian licensed deminers have cleared 80 villages (1.4 million square meters of land) since they began operations 6 years ago.
It costs $17,000/month to to keep the deminers in the field - not a large cost when you consider the countless lives that are spared the horrific injuries and casualties caused by landmines. The donation was made through A Mine Free World (AMFW) in Canada.
On hand to present the donation are Rotarian Lisa McCoy and Pauline Johns from AMFW. Accepting the donation are CSHD Project Managers Bill and Jill Morse with one of the demining team.
Sophea had the first of 2 exams for his level 6 English class at ACE yesterday (Nov 29). Next Saturday (Dec 6) is his final exam for level 6.
Sophea's level 6 was sponsored by Kathy Glazer-Chow and Clare Glazer-Chow from the 2012 Rotary Wheels for Learning bicycle distribution team to Cambodia.
Big Thanks to both Kathy and Clare!
UPDATE: December 7, 2014 Sophea PASSED his Level 6 - CONGRATULATIONS Sophea! Once the new school is up and running, we hope to continue his English levels and computer classes out of Svay Rieng University - on the weekends. If you would like sponsor his continuing education, please contact .
Under Paul and Van's new alliance, the RS White Dove weaving centre will bring on 2 more weavers and will be staring some interesting designs beginning December 1st!
Paul and Van also have some great new agricultural programs just being implemented in Takeo.
We'll keep you posted - we are here until end of March!
The Centre teaches rural Cambodian women the art of hand loom weaving and provides them with a self-sustainable income. Centre built by Round Square. WORLD TOILET DAY IS ON NOVEMBER 19TH - Nothing to laugh about for there are 2.5 billion people in the world without one!
YOU CAN HELP! - Here in Cambodia, A Mine Free World www.aminefreeworld.org , has a program where we supply all the materials for a rural landmine-affected family to build their own sanitary pit toilet system with house and cistern - we'll help them build it if they need help - $360USD. Contact us here in Cambodia and we'll get a landmine-affected family a toilet on your behalf. Email us: .
On 19 November each year World Toilet Day highlights the importance of toilets and each individual's right to a safe and hygienic sanitary environment. Lack of safe sanitation has been called a silent crisis. The international community recognizes World Toilet Day every 19 November to advocate for those who need better sanitation.
Approximately 2.5 billion people lack access to improved sanitation. World Toilet Day highlights this silent crisis. Founded in 2001 by the World Toilet Organisation (WTO), the event celebrates the importance of sanitation by supporting and accelerating efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goal target to reduce by half the proportion of people without access to basic sanitation by 2015.
This year, WSSCC and WTO proudly present a brand new World Toilet Day campaign. Please take a look and see how you can get involved with the day of not just advocacy but also of real action.
Website: urbanicity.ca
Congratulations to 2020studios - Living With Landmines, on their win for the Best Journalist -Social Justice & Human Rights
Their touching photos of landmine survivors in Cambodia, were taken during their visit to Cambodia in February-March 2014. WATCH THE VIDEO
Note from Terry: Katrina and I are excited and humbled beyond words on winning the 2014 Maggie award for Best Journalist- Social Justice and Human Rights. Winning this award would never have happened without your help and support along the way. Thanks to all for taking the time to vote for us.
Our 3rd Annual Cambodian Fundraiser held at the Gravenhurst Seniors Centre in Gravenhurst on October 2nd raised $7,200.00!
People are so generous. What a wonderful group.
There were 120 people there and a good time was had by all. The event included a Bridge seminar with Barbara Seagram, a presentation on Cambodia by Patti Lee and a Happy Duplicate Bridge Game. Lisa McCoy was also in attendance to answer any questions! Thank you too to all who supported our Silent Auction.
We now sustain 4 schools in Cambodia and our goal is now to build a Family Health Clinic in a remote village in Cambodia! Thank you, thank you to everyone who attended!!
If you would like to support our cause, please make cheques payable to: Canadian Landmine Foundation and mail to Barbara Seagram, 220 Lawrence Ave East, Toronto ON M4N 1T2 Canada. (Remember to include your address, email address and telephone number in order to process your tax reciept for donations over $25.00)
In 2010, Cambodian landmine survivor, Nil Noy received bicycle tools and supplies with which to start his own village-level bicycle repair business.
Since then, he has never looked back and keeps busy with repairing and building bicycles and providing numerous children in the area with free bicycle repairs, which in turn enables them to go to school.
Recently, a photojournalist team, 2020studios travelled to Cambodia and prepared a short film on Nil Noy and his work. Be sure to watch this video! Pauline & Lisa UPDATE: Pauline will be arriving in Cambodia on August 7th for a month!
Lisa arrives on November 5th and is staying until end of March!
We look forward to hearing back from them regarding the latestest news for our schools and special projects!
UPDATE: November 2014
Lisa on her first day in Phnom Penh with soon to be teacher Sophea Keo of the new Banyan Learning Tree School being built this January by Barrie Kempenfelt Rotary and friends.
AND...guess what Pauline captured in the bathroom???? ...after arriving at the village house (www.amineworld.org live on location) in Takeo,Cambodia today!!!
Patti Lee contributed her teaching to offer a workshop on Inferences. In lieu of a fee she accepted donations totalling $1,970!!!
The moneys will be used to pay the salary of a teacher in Cambodia for 18 months.
Today, they and their supporters sustain the operations of four schools in Phnom Penh area, paying for electricity, supplies (including computers) and the salaries of teachers and librarians. Continued...
Or by cheque to:
A Mine Free World 906 Fung Place,Kitchener, ONCanada, N2A 4M3
NOW...with perserverance and education, Sophea has shown how a tuk-tuk driver can become a teacher! If you are interested in purchasing his tuk tuk, please contact Sophea!


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Lately it would be easy to assume that dubstep = halfstep. Indeed lots of recent dubstep sets are dominated by this style, which uses one snare per bar and is designed to give a slower, skanked out feel. Mala Digital Mystikz's recent set, however, performed at Forward>>-- a vastly smaller venue than he's now used to playing-- was gloriously rhythmically diverse.
Premiering a ton of dubplate weightline freshness, his FWD>> appearance was an excursion in polyrhythmic delight. From the off-4/4 of "Anti War Dub (version)" to the interrupted house rhythms of "Hunter", it worked a treat and played on the strength of having three producers all in rich form.
Mala's long since pioneered the "up" vibe in dubstep through "Neverland" and "Anti War Dub", in delicious contrast to Loefah's ultra dark "down." A keen house fan, he could have simply injected four kicks on the beat, and made house at 138bpm. Instead he took the interesting route.
One dub, with an unmistakeable "BURY THE BWOY!" sample in it, takes polyrhythm literally, with galloping kicks coming across like two tracks mixed out of phase. Try mixing a third track outta that?
One of the criticisms of halfstep is that it lacks energy, and last year steps were taken to respond to this. On some tracks, notably Coki DMZ and Skream's remix of DMZ's "Ancient Memories" (out soon on DMZ), the rapid fluctuation of the bass became a real vibe-driver, propelling ravers towards skank-heaven. Tonight was no exception, with Mala showcasing a new Coki riddim that wobbled the b-line until the roof shook. With the drums almost inaudible, it was almost like a beatless Wiley Devil Mix, but with the synths driven from East London through the dark, choking Blackwall tunnel into Southside Croydon-style sub bass regions. When Wiley did it in early grime circa 2003 it was the MC's bark that drove the rave. In dubstep 2006, excessively mutating bass waves do the same.
But in this sea of dubstep Devil migrations and offkilter offbeats, one slab of halfstep minimalism stood out like a mile. The tune of the night-- the one that made jaws hit the floor-- was Loefah's remix of Vex'd "Third Choice".
Minimalism is a tricky game. When you pick fewer elements you've got to get them right. Get them wrong, the crowd is waiting for the next tune from your intro. Get them right, and it's bliss. Loefah's "3rd Choice" remix is a dark, twisted kind of bliss, but amid his pain there's pleasure. Based around an old school bass stab, part bleep techno, part 96 Metalheadz, part grungy 2steppers-- take your pick-- Mala only played a few minutes of this seven minute remix that was finished just that day. Has Loe topped his own "Mud?"
Disclosure alert! The following copy is on a project I've been involved with and want to bring you world exclusive news of, right here. Since Skream's "Request Line", the success of the DMZ nights and Mary Anne Hobbs' Dubstep Warz show the explosion in interest in dubstep has been unprecedented in its six year history. Users on the Dubstep forum tripled to 1,500-- pretty amazing given most dubstep pressings couldn't shift more than 300 units as little as two years ago.
You'd be forgiven amid the hyperbole for thinking a new scene had been born - when in fact Croydon's finest have been struggling away for six years or more. And while the scene's current stars and hot up-and-comers are undoubtedly burning brightly, the sound also has a rich past.
Over the last four months I've been working on a project entitled "Ammunition and Blackdown present...The Roots of Dubstep" for Tempa. The plan is to re-present the best of the now lost or obscure early dubstep 12"s. The selection will draw from proto-dubstepper Steve Gurley, go through the best of El-B's Ghost Camp, Zed Bias, Artwork, Horsepower, Skream and Benga, and end at the first Digital Mystikz anthem-- perhaps a beginning of a new phase, if ever a line can be drawn. We've spent months agonising over which tracks have stood the test of time instead of those that merely sounded big back in the day at Forward>> over the Velvet Room soundsystem. We've tracked down lost producers to prize mixed masters from their vaults. There will be an unmixed CD, so the productions can be heard in all their glory. There will also be a vinyl doublepack featuring two out-of-press classics and two still unreleased anthems dropping in early June.
Back in the Velvet Rooms days and before (circa 1999-2001), it is important to remember there wasn't a name for this sound. It evolved out of the dominant UK garage scene, where saccharine-sweet vocal 2step would sit next to Todd Edwards 4/4, DJ Zinc's breakbeat garage experiments mixed into Narrows' caustic Belgian rave or Timo Maas' remix of house anthem "Dooms Night". It was an exciting time for London's diversity of 138 bpm sounds.
As the Velvet Room sessions took garage in a more concerted, darker direction, its mix of dark 2step ("nu dark swing"), breakbeat garage, and proto-grime (also then known as "8bar" or "east beat") was for a while collectively referred to as "The Forward>> sound." At this time all parts of the dark garage spectrum influenced each other. Current dubstep purist Youngsta played mostly 8bar, and Wookie's "Storm" and majestic "Far East" were Forward>> anthems. Slaughter Mob played Ghost dubs. Oris Jay evolved from his 2step roots to produce breakier hits like "Confused" and "Said the Spider". And that doesn't even cover Lanslide, Jay Da Flex, and Zed Bias' broken beat/dubstep fusions.
It's recently come to light that it was Ammunition who first coined the term "dubstep", doing it in a press release supplied to XLR8R magazine, for a feature on Ghost and Horsepower Productions. It was subsequently used on the DJ Hatcha CD Dubstep Allstars, Vol 1. The Roots of Dubstep, therefore, documents strictly what the term dubstep refers to, and not the other shades of the Forward>> sound. For decent early breakbeat garage compilations, check the Bingo catalog. For proto-grime track down Slimzee's mix for Ministry, downloads of the N.A.S.T.Y. Crew's N.A.S.T.Y. Sessions, or early grime sets (there's an early N.A.S.T.Y. one here as part of my Dizzee Rascal interview).
The next Dubstep Allstars will be a double CD, with one disc each mixed by Youngsta and Hatcha. Legendary dubplate cutting house Transition is starting a dubstep label, which is perfectly sensible since most of the London 12"s are mastered there. The first release should be Skream v Distance "Wise Men". Distance is also working on an album for Planet Mu. Pinch's "Punisher" is also dropping on Mu. Portugal's Numestro and 23Hz will be releasing a four-track vinyl EP late May, on 213 Underground. This will include the super subby "Galleon Dub". Scuba's crisp'n'clean electronica/dubstep excursions continue with the mournful "Dreams" dropping soon. Dub Police, Quiet Storm's label, is dropping the Caspa EP, including the lush "Cockney Flute". Burial's much anticipated debut album is out in May on Hyperdub. Finally, the BBC have done an excellent documentary and online hub on dubstep, check it here. Who likes me hat?
Being real, grime seems less exciting than it has been for a while. Skepta's "Duppy" is still fun but let's hope the album doesn't get longed out. Beacons of hope are Newham Generals, a gully trio of artist/producer/MCs signed to Dizzee's Dirtee Stank label. While their mixtape has also been longed out, of great consolation is the news that they're planning a third longplayer, alongside the mix CD and full album. It's called Best of Newhams and will be a one-hour mix with a DVD featuring classic and unreleased tracks. The package is a joint Dirtee Stank/Capo from Lord of the Decks venture. Given their collective achievements, that's a big prospect. Dizzee himself has been booked to support the Red Hot Chili Peppers-- talk about reaching a new audience and putting in "work."
The revolution of the youngers in grime continues, with names not familiar from the early 2003 era now significantly impacting some of the scene's core touch points, like Logan Sama's show and Wiley's Eskimo Dance (held outside of Greater London because the police wont let it happen inside). Looking at that lineup, Big H, Scorcher, Rugrat, Hyperfen, Devlyn, Temps, and Shizzle all represent part of what seems increasingly like a coherent new wave, with Roadside Gees (South London MCs who sound spookily like fellow South but now defunct So Solid), Mercston, and Ribz joining them as MCs getting more attention right now, but I'm not convinced they're all coming with bars and beats better than their elders.
Wiley has always been a man for bringing through new talent, with Dizzee Rascal, Tinchy Stryder, Trim, Skepta, and JME among his mighty protégés. He extends this good will-- if entering into the gangsta bear pit that is "Eskimo Dance" is "good will"-- by subtitling the event the "16 bar challenge." Four unknown MCs , after submitting their demos to Wiley's HQ, will get their chance to clash the biggest MCs in the game.
With 16 bars to prove themselves, it's unlikely Kano-style intricate wordplay will get them a reload. More likely is the hyper exaggerated, signature lyrical hook that most MCs use. Temps' is particularly vicious, a simple bone crushing "SWIIIIING...BANG HIM!" Awesome in a rave. Useless for getting national airplay. What do MCs really want?
If you're reading this all over the world-- and especially if you're a promoter in Tokyo and want a dubstep set email Martin Clark on firstname.lastname@example.com.
His new single Lata / The Danger Line / Crackle Blues / Crackle Blues (Burial remix) is out in May on Keysound.
Also check his debut single with Dusk, or his blog www.blackdownsoundboy.blogspot.com for more writing.
Next week: Dave Steflox on the month in dancehall/reggae.
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Parra out for 10 weeks with knee injury
PARIS (AP) France scrumhalf Morgan Parra will miss the rest of the Six Nations after being ruled out for at least 10 weeks with a knee injury.
Parra, who plays for Clermont in the Top 14, won't undergo surgery after tearing the posterior ligament in his right knee during France's 20-13 loss to Wales on Saturday.
Clermont said Monday that Parra's knee will be immobilized for four weeks and that "his return to competition won't be possible before 10 weeks."
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Using the zemax software complex to form photometric models of LED illuminator devices
Journal of Optical Technology, Vol. 79, Issue 5, pp. 302-304 (2012)
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This paper discusses a method for forming files in the IES and LDT formats for LED illuminator devices, based on the use of the zemax modelling medium. The file structure and the means of modelling the components of the optical part of the device are considered. A process is demonstrated for forming IES and LDT files, using as examples an industrial-type lighting fixture and a floodlight projector. The results of calculations carried out in the illumination-engineering program DIALux are compared with the use of models obtained by photometric measurements and modelling in zemax.
Original Manuscript: October 13, 2011
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P. S. Chechurov and G. E. Romanova, "Using the zemax software complex to form photometric models of LED illuminator devices," J. Opt. Technol. 79, 302-304 (2012)
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Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?G'day
I know Poul Peterson was at Fusion Cycles in the Valley. If he is still there, he is a good option.
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?I would go with velo cycles in Wilston or Fusion in Teneriffe. I run campy and have good service from both. I get the feeling velo do more campy these days judging by the stock on the floor, I think fusion are doing more SRAM.
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?Are you sure you can't fit the majority of the grouppo yourself? Buying something they supply elsewhere for less and then asking them for the same level of service is being a tad cheeky mate.
You might not do yourself any favours
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?Theres another recent thread here about exactly this. I just can't find it. Bike shop owners (some) are getting miffed at losing dollars to online or OS purchases and then having customers expecting the same level of service. If I buy something online I try to do the work myself. All you can do is ask I guess.
And I'd try Fusion as well.
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?+1 for Velo.
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+1. He recently cabled and tuned my Cervelo while I sat and watched. Nice guy. Great job. Highly recommended. Oh, and BTW Womble. I rocked into Fusion with the bike all built minus cables, chain and bar tape. I supplied everything except the cables, and not for a second was I made to feel like a second class citizen. Some stores might not like it but Fusion had no problem at all. PS. He wraps a mean bar tape too. Fausto Coppi Reparto Corse | Giant Farrago Cross
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?If you're feeling adventurous I've got all the tools required except the chaintool and will help for beer
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There is always one in every crowd. I went to get a Cervelo cabled up with a Rival Groupset. Having no experience with SRAM I thought it prudent. The bar tape was a bonus. I'd have happily done that part. But I certainly wouldn't have done as good a job as Poul. I even learnt something. BTW, before you start calling people names, perhaps you should check the forum rules against such things. You know. Like before you get banned. Fausto Coppi Reparto Corse | Giant Farrago Cross
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Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?That was unexpected. Is the forum seriously getting this PC? Sorry but I didn't bat an eyelid at the post when I read it.
Hmmm, on with the thread. (I'm worried as to what I might have posted today now )
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It might not have been overly offensive, but I'm assuming it was more or less irrelevant to the thread. Didn't see it, but I'm assuming it was the usual petty thread derailing comment which seems to be so common around here... Anyway, drop me a pm or something if you're keen laager, offer is there. Can't guarantee a flawless job, but I'm not a total incompetent.
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?buy a kmc 11 speed quick link and you can join the chain yourself without the expensive tool.
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?You could ask Zepinator to do it. He could weld the whole grouppo on so nothing would ever come loose
Re: Best Campag shop in Brisbane?Well, said muppet welded a BB to stop it squeaking
Hah, I do understand your concerns there then. I fitted a (used) chorus group a month or so ago - SR is a significantly bigger investment. Additionally, I don't have a BB facing tool or fancy oils for ceramic bearings - just torque wrenches and all the assorted bits required to do a bog-standard fit. What's the frame this is going on btw?
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