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Windows: PalmPod 1.0 released
PalmPod 1.0 from Sappenin Technologies is a new Palm Desktop data exporter for Windows that enables you to transfer your Palm Desktop calendar, todo's, contacts, and memos onto your iPod. "Unlike other offerings, PalmPod allows you to choose the Palm data you want exported to your iPod, both at the Palm conduit level, and on a per-category basis," says the developer. "Now you don't have to settle for an 'all or nothing' approach when it comes to getting your Palm data onto your iPod." PalmPod offers support for Desktop privacy settings, and priority, category, and note/custom field support in todo's, contacts, and datebook events.
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Posted by LC Angell on April 5, 2005 at 2:20 PM (CDT)
Just downloaded this program, and i must say, it is nothing short of amazing. If you use palm desktop and have an ipod, this program is a necessity. (and its definately a relief after using that hideous palm2ipod)
Posted by LC Angell on April 5, 2005 at 6:08 PM (CDT)
i agree with mrwright. a warning to those with older desktops, it only works with Palm Desktop 4.1+
i never heard of palm2ipod until recently so i never experienced that. the only way i was able to sync to my ipod from my palm was to save each individual address as a vcard export (takes forever), export my calendar to outlook and make an ical file from there using a plugin, and had to copy and paste my memos to notepad and save those as texts in notes..
needless to say, this program just does all of this in a couple seconds all for me in one step.
not too many bugs.. it found a memo that it could not sync, but i cant figure out which one it is because i have so many. i'm guessing it surpasses the text file limit on the ipod or contained an invalid character within the memo. other than that, a GREAT program. highly recommended.
Posted by LC Angell on April 5, 2005 at 6:27 PM (CDT)
Palm2ipod also gets the works done :
Posted by LC Angell on April 5, 2005 at 11:52 PM (CDT)
Am I missing something here?
Why would I want to put my Palm contacts etc onto my iPod?
What can I do with them once they're on my iPod?
And why would I rather view them on the iPod than on the Palm?
The more I read about these new, very small, decent capacity disks that on coming online soon, the more I see "the next big thing" - a PDA with a 20gb (maybe more) hard disk. I can put all my MP3s etc on there, do loads of other things and then who really needs an iPod? Add in possible phone facilities and wifi and THAT would be a gadget to have - and one I'm sure that'll arrive (as opposed to some of the, shall we say "creative" ideas that some people post up here).
Posted by LC Angell on April 6, 2005 at 6:34 AM (CDT)
PalmOne is going to release a new Tungsten with a 4GB micro-drive, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 320 x 480 screen with 18-bit color, SD slot, voice recorder and more in the next few months.
Posted by LC Angell on April 6, 2005 at 11:27 PM (CDT)
Hmmm… I'd love a Palm device like that w/ audio playback and space to store photo files, but 4GB is too small for that IMHO. Guess I'll wait until they offer one w/ a 20GB microdrive sometime down the line. Anyone here seen this hilarious promo bit from Hitachi? :-)
Brings me back to ye ole days of Schoolhouse Rock. :-)
Posted by LC Angell on April 12, 2005 at 2:37 AM (CDT)
There is now a new version of this software that fixes lots of bugs, and adds some new features. It's available at http://www.sappenin.com/products/palmpod/
Posted by LC Angell on December 19, 2005 at 9:41 AM (CST)
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Define "half-decent".
Everquest, Everquest 2, World of ********, Star Wars: The Old Republic. They all have multiple factions. EQ has three.
Dungeons & Dragons Online
DDO has good characters. And evil. Their alignment system, which is the grand daddy of factions, has multiple paths, so DDO does have a second faction. Unlock your dark elf, and run with it.
City of Heroes really only had one faction, with a seperate related game that later merged with it.
There was nothing "Later" about it. From the moment COV launched, you could fight heroes in PVP. Two factions, one game. And then ... and THEN ... COX went ROGUE!
Even WoW ends up with shared content after a certain level.
A lot of KDF players are fine with shared content at the end-game which has been in place since season 1. The Borg STFs really do require teaming up. It's the BORG for crying out loud. It's just the fact that so much is simply Fed made missions that the KDF can play (the anniversary mission is a good example). And really what the KDF has been asking for since day 1 is to fill out 1 to 50. So that when the KDF gets to the end-game and starts sharing goals with the other faction(s) ... Cause you know they've teased a third faction for almost three years too ... that they had a normal second faction levelling experience to get there in the first place.
They want their faction completed.
And anyone who wants to play a Romulan in this game should support that idea, else the Romulans get the same lackadasical half-done treatment the Klingons got.
It doesn't make much sense for a company to double their workload by limiting content to half their player base.
In the 36 months this game has been live if they had just added one small mission per month, or tweaked/changed a Fed mission to have a KDF equivalent, their work on the KDF would be complete. 36 more missions to fill in the blanks. That would have been enough to fill in the gaps. And this entire debate would have been dead.

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Orchard Manor - Guest house offers 8 guest rooms with Egyptian cotton sheets. Rooms open onto patios. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 19-inch LCD televisions with digital channels and DVD players. Corporate travelers visiting the South Cornish Coast area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as phones.
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Distances from Bed and Breakfast Orchard ManorTruro Cathedral - 7.3 km / 4.6 mi
Royal Cornwall Museum - 7.5 km / 4.7 mi
Caerhays Castle - 9.9 km / 6.2 mi
Porthluney Cove - 10.3 km / 6.4 mi
Lost Gardens of Heligan - 10.5 km / 6.5 mi
Pentewan Sands - 12.5 km / 7.8 mi
Dodman Point - 13.6 km / 8.5 mi
Porthpean Beach - 14.1 km / 8.8 mi
Charlestown Harbour - 15 km / 9.3 mi
Treloy Golf Club - 15.3 km / 9.5 mi
Newquay Zoo - 15.5 km / 9.6 mi
Perran Beach - 15.6 km / 9.7 mi
Pinetum Park and Pine Lodge Gardens - 15.7 km / 9.7 mi
St. Mawes Castle - 15.9 km / 9.9 mi
Blue Reef Aquarium - 16.3 km / 10.1 mi
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Exeter (EXT-Exeter Intl.) - 119.4 km / 74.2 mi
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Tailings Management Framework: a new chapter in Alberta's oilsands story?
The success of Alberta's new tailings framework will depend on the next steps taken to ensure compliance.
Climate action can support a strong economy in B.C.
Tuesday's Throne Speech included a simple and powerful statement from British Columbia's government: "We will continue to provide a positive example to the world that there is no need to choose between economic growth and fighting climate change."
Speeding up climate action in the transportation sector
The Ontario government released a new discussion paper to engage people across the province on climate change. To meet its 2020 and 2050 climate targets, the province will have to address its largest and fastest-growing source of carbon pollution: transportation.
Electricity in 2015: Power on the road to Paris
Last year was a big year for advancing the conversation on renewables and electricity in Alberta. Decision-makers are recognizing the province's current policies perpetuate risky and costly fossil-fuel reliance, and neglect Alberta's exceptional renewable energy resources. As we turn the page on the calendar, let's look back at what changed in 2014, and ahead to how we can secure policy to clean up Alberta's electricity system.
Protecting the habitat of species at risk while developing energy resources
Canada's boreal forest is one of the largest remaining intact forest ecosystems in the world. The area where oilsands development takes place is home to nearly 90 species at risk, which are expected to decline as critical habitat is increasingly disturbed. The oilsands sector has an opportunity to reverse this trend.
Will B.C.'s LNG strategy really help global climate change?
When world leaders gathered in Lima, Peru, for global climate change talks this month, British Columbia's environment minister, Mary Polak, was among them. Minister Polak included the province's liquefied natural gas export aspirations as part of B.C.'s climate success story, arguing that LNG will displace coal in Asia. Unfortunately, the evidence doesn't support this claim.
Alberta's carbon pricing not best-in-Canada example
Prime Minister Stephen Harper cited Alberta's version of carbon pricing as a model that could be applied at a national scale. Our analysis has found that an Alberta-style model could work at the national level — but it wouldn't be ideal.
Four ways Alberta could turn its climate record around Lima to Paris: Part 3
The wrap-up of UN climate talks in Lima, Peru, comes at a significant time for Alberta. Canada is not on track to hit its 2020 climate target, and the growth in Alberta's carbon pollution is a significant barrier. But Alberta's new climate strategy is expected by the end of the year, and the province has several big opportunities to turn things around.
How the West can help drive Canada's efforts on climate Lima to Paris: Part 1
As the world's governments meet in Lima this week to discuss what to do about climate change, many are already looking ahead to the next round of climate talks in Paris. Those same governments have agreed to strike a new deal to shape the global response to climate change in a year's time. And there's good reason to be optimistic that an agreement could be reached in 2015.
Bigger isn't always better Smaller energy projects offer big economic benefits
Economic development discussions in B.C. too often centre on large-scale proposals like LNG terminals, oilsands pipelines or hydroelectric dams like Site C. While they don't generate the same headlines, it's small- to medium-sized companies that are actually driving the provincial economy, employing 94 per cent of B.C.'s private sector employees.
How is B.C. faring on energy efficiency and net-zero buildings?
One year ago British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and California signed the Pacific Coast Action Plan on Climate and Energy that included a commitment to "transform the market for energy efficiency and lead the way to 'net-zero' buildings." With the release of a 2014 Annual Progress Summary, it's a good time to ask how B.C. has fared in keeping this promise.
B.C. Finance Committee's budget recommendations are encouraging
Finance Minister de Jong will have the final say on which of these recommendations are included in the 2015 budget. My general recommendation would be the same one that I made in a presentation to the Committee in September: Use the provincial budget as one of the tools to advance Climate Action Plan 2.0. That advice still holds and the Committee has offered a number of ideas that would help to move the budget in that direction.
We can pay less for cleaner power
There's a common misconception that increasing the supply of renewable energy to the electricity grid drives up power costs in Alberta. In fact, clean energy is lowering Albertans' electricity costs.
Lessons from B.C.'s carbon tax A backgrounder
It's been hailed as an environmental and economic "success," a "textbook case" in carbon pricing and "on the right track" toward good economic policy. British Columbia's carbon tax has been in place for six years, and all available evidence shows it's working.
Three ideas to improve B.C.'s new carbon rules for LNG
Bill 2 (regulating carbon pollution from LNG terminals in B.C.) has significant flaws that will limit its potential benefit and could even weaken B.C.'s climate policies in a worst-case scenario. Here are three of the most important weaknesses and some ideas on how to address them.
How shifting vehicles to natural gas could help stem the rise of methane in Alberta
As natural gas flaring increases in Alberta, it is encouraging that the Alberta Energy Regulator seems to be taking action. Using natural gas in vehicles is a partial solution in the offing that could yield dividends all around.
LNG isn't B.C.'s only economic option
The B.C. government has consistently overstated the potential benefits of LNG. Such polarizing rhetoric is unproductive at best.
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Meeting climate targets is a top priority for British Columbians
New polling research by the Pembina Institute, Clean Energy Canada and the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions shows that nearly 9 out of 10 British Columbians think hitting our climate targets is a priority for the province.
Auditor General's scathing review ups pressure to improve Alberta's weak climate policy
This week, the Alberta Auditor General released the scathing results of his review of the province's climate change strategy. Despite recommendations from two previous audits, the report found the government still lacks a definitive plan to meet its climate targets and to report progress.
CNRL admits design failure could have caused Primrose bitumen leaks
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNRL) has come as close as it likely ever will to admitting that the design of the Primrose Cyclic Steam Stimulation project has failed, and that this failure led to the four bitumen and steam emulsion blowouts that were discovered several kilometres apart just over one year ago.
B.C. Climate Action Plan 2.0?
In case you weren't poring over government news releases on the Monday before Canada Day, you might have missed B.C.'s 2014 Climate Progress Report. While it has some controversial elements, it's predominantly positive news that merits attention.
Like the U.S., Alberta needs a strategy to end its coal dependence
President Obama's new Clean Power Plan puts the United States on a path that could see the country reach its 2020 international climate commitments — unlike Canada, due to oilsands emissions.
Some commentators seek to defend the oilsands by pointing out that coal is the "U.S.'s much dirtier enemy". But, before we throw stones, let's not forget that Alberta also has a big coal problem — proportionally bigger than the U.S.
Liberals vow 'cleanest LNG', then redefine 'cleanest' twice
"A promise made. A promise kept." That's been a main message from the B.C. Liberals celebrating the one-year anniversary of their 2013 election victory. But when it comes to their promise to produce the "cleanest liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the world," a better phrase might be "A promise made. A promise redefined."
British Columbians want an energy shift Strong majority want B.C. to transition away from using and exporting fossil fuels
New opinion research commissioned by the Pembina Institute, the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions, and Clean Energy Canada shows that the majority of British Columbians not only want to move away from using and exporting fossil fuels, they also see economic benefits in doing so.
Big shiny trends: Canada's new emissions numbers
Every year, industrialized countries publish their national inventories of carbon pollution. Canada's vast and detailed report, meticulously assembled by Environment Canada, gives us a thorough picture of where our greenhouse gas emissions come from, and how they have changed since 1990. We check in on three key stories in the 2014 inventory report.
Getting back in gear: oilsands climate performance
Oilsands emission performance doesn't have to stay stuck in neutral. The roadmap to lower emissions intensity in oilsands is becoming apparent. But for that to become a reality, we need a policy framework that makes sure the cleanest technologies are also the smartest investment.
Oilsands talking point collides with reality
Proponents of oilsands expansion often repeat that missions per barrel have been reduced by 26 per cent between 1990 and 2011. The message implies that things are getting better all the time. Given the scale of oilsands expansion planned for the coming decades, it's worth venturing past the talking point to better understand these emissions intensity improvements and whether or not they will continue.
Piecing together B.C.'s LNG fiscal framework
Tuesday's B.C. budget unveiled the first substantive information on the province's promised liquefied natural gas tax. While the budget did provide some welcome clarity, many questions remain unanswered — most importantly how much money will be collected from a given amount of exported LNG. Here's a look at some of the province's bigger fiscal pieces that will apply to the LNG supply chain in B.C. if any projects do proceed.
Improving Energy Efficiency in Alberta's Buildings
The Government of Alberta has promised to make energy efficiency a priority. One of the key areas where improvements can be made is the energy efficiency in Alberta's buildings.
Crunching the numbers on Canada's biggest pipeline proposal
Pembina has published a new report about the potential climate impacts associated with the proposed Energy East pipeline. Our research shows that producing the crude required to fill the pipeline would significantly increase Canada's greenhouse gas emissions and make it even more difficult to meet our climate targets.
More trouble with 2030
The federal government quietly released a new emissions report over the holidays. It projects a significant and sustained rise in Canada's greenhouse gas emissions unless we dramatically improve our climate policies. This post explores some of the other significant stories found in that report, particularly at the provincial level.
B.C.'s LNG quiz doesn't make the grade
If you're like me, you worry that British Columbia's government is rushing its pursuit of liquefied natural gas development without taking the time to think through and manage the consequences, both social and environmental. The province's new LNG awareness quiz doesn't ease those concerns.
Recognizing progress in Ontario's new long-term energy plan
Ontario's electricity system is often maligned, and more often misunderstood. Providing a multi-billion dollar essential service that employs thousands of people in competing industries is a tall order — doubly so when you're trying to keep pollution levels and prices down. As we head into a new year, it's important to take a step back and acknowledge some important gains the province has made so far.
Fuelling our way out of traffic congestion
Last week, the premier's advisory panel on transit investment proposed a strategy to raise funds for transit expansion while minimizing the burden on taxpayers. The panel's strategy includes a gas tax, which became a lightning rod in the subsequent discussion. However, the cost of inaction far exceeds to costs of a gas tax, which would pay for a regional rapid transit network and alleviate congestion.
New dollars, new transit
Today, the premier's Transit Investment Strategy Advisory Panel proposed a transit funding strategy that represents a consensus on how to raise new dollars. It passed the tests set by thirteen panel members representing diverse interests — including labour, business, developers and drivers — and is a well-thought-out proposal that deserves serious consideration from the broader public.
Alberta's new monitoring bill mixes science with politics
Next week, an important piece of legislation will continue through its third reading in the Alberta legislature. Bill 31, the protecting Alberta's environment act, would establish the Alberta Environmental Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Agency (AEMERA) to obtain relevant scientific data and information regarding the condition of the environment in Alberta.
While the bill is essential to establish an independent monitoring agency — a goal we support — the proposed legislation has some basic flaws. Even more concerning, the government has been surprisingly closed-minded in responding to amendments proposed in the legislature that would enhance the bill.
Documents raise concern over industry influence on delayed oilsands emissions regulations
This week, the Pembina Institute reviewed a package of documents obtained under Alberta's Freedom of Information legislation about future Alberta and federal greenhouse gas regulations.
Meeting Toronto's transit needs today and down the line
The first paper released by Premier Kathleen Wynne's Transit Investment Strategy Advisory Panel unpacked some hard truths about transit. Those truths include how the cost of transit encompasses much more than just the cost of building it, and how building transit to an area doesn't mean that development will come.
If the government is honestly asking taxpayers to contribute to the next wave of Big Move projects, it must be smart and responsible with everyone's money. The panel needs to ensure that investments in transit provide maximum benefits and deliver tangible results, both in the short and long terms.
Rapid innovation in the oilsands: a worthy challenge
"History repeating itself" isn't typically a positive expression. It usually refers to a series of errors or oversights typically resulting from leaders failing to learn from past efforts. It is with this in mind that Alberta's forthcoming innovation plans will want to avoid past mistakes and repeat what Alberta has done well.
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Set in 23 acres of beautiful parkland, this immaculately landscaped park enjoys a secluded yet central location at the heart of the Isle of Wight. Just a short drive from medieval Carisbrooke Castle and the idyllic village of Godshill, this is a perfect base for exploring the many delights this magical island has to offer.With two well-stocked fishing lakes, the park hosts an array of excellent facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, a relaxed bar and restaurant, and a stunning lakeside terrace and family entertainment venue. Neighbouring Godshill village boasts chocolate-box cottages, country pubs, family restaurants and unique shops, while miles of unspoilt cycle and walking paths, including the popular Sunshine Trail, are on your doorstep. Abundant family attractions await nearby.
This park has:Indoor heated poolOutdoor heated poolFamily entertainmentBar with Sky SportsRestaurantWi-Fi access (in designated areas)Bike hire*Amusements*Children's playgroundFishing lakes*Launderette*
Real reviews, from customers like you.
It was so nice and comfortable accomodation with very pleasant and helpful staff. Definitely will come back again.
We had a really nice time on site is quite small but if the weather is nice there are loads of beaches to visit.
We loved the place but the cottage was abit tired. Loads of small things like toilet flush broke, overflow on kitchen sink leaks,stains on the living room ceiling, no back to remote so battery's continually fell out. Also hot tub had jets hanging out, jets that wernt working and also it wasn't hot enough to use until are second day which was annoying. Another thing which proven to be very annoying the shower head wasn't able to be fixed in an overhead postion so you had to hold it the whole time you showered. But with all this in mind we did enjoy it and you facility's were nice they just need maintaining better. Thanks
Really helpful staff and friendly
Excellent central location set in lovely grounds (good for walking the dogs) with good facilities, representing very good value for money. Staff were approachable and very friendly.
Location was a bit in the middle of nowhere, you have to have a car to get anywhere, staff not very helpful and lack of!, Evening entertainment was poor. have stayed in other resorts before and are better then this.
Staff was terrible, ignoring us most of the time. There were only a few holidaymakers on site when we were there but when we went into reception we were totally ignored and when we asked for a pen to sign that we were in the pool just slapped pen down without a word.
Good location central to the island not far from local coop shop, and town good pubs local to park
Beautiful setting, we were there in jan so not much going on but only 5 mins drive from newport and 10 mins from Shanklin, indoor pool tad to cold for me and only 4 ft deep, we had a cottage around the lake very spacious even got a Jacuzzi bath, no shop onsite but co op just outside park, def go back x
The holiday was ok howerver are cottage which was number 11 was not cleaned properly the oven was greesy, there's cracks in the tiles in kitchen so is not hygienic. The kettle was thick scale. The master bed is all taped up around slats with grey tape it was very uncomfortable and noises when turning . Rusted radiator in bathroom and toilet not cleaned properly. Carpets where muddy . Dirty kitchen utensils. Outside area by hot tub was muddy and churned not a good experience. We came as I had friends who had been here for a holiday and we where given great reviews howerver we did not have a positive stay due to the issues stated.
Easy to get too and very well set out.
Central location so everywhere on the island is easily accessible.
recp area smelt strongly of old fried food, whole area remined us of 1970s butlins! didnt use any of the facilities because of this
Nice but short :( ! We will go back ! :)
for our first visit our stay was very enjoyable excellent acommadation will be back ! the only downside for us was the chip shop had better ! and no on site shop ! but fair doos enjoyed the stay will be back when its warmer


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Demolition crews continue to raze abandoned and condemned structures in the sleepy town of Meadowdale – a city hit hard by the sluggish economy. A once-cherished building is now the dilapidated Meadowdale Community Center (MCC), where the handicapped and mentally-challenged sort recyclable materials and create artwork from refuse that catches their eye. This prompts many to consider the MCC a burial ground for lost causes.
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I have a 6 gallon batch of Cyser going and want to rack off 2 of the gallons into 1 gallon jugs when primary is done and add some berries.
I will have 2, 1 gallon jugs and a 5 gallon carboy for secondaries.
Considering any fruit will displace part of the gallon of cyser, what would be a good amount of either blueberries or raspberries to add for a 1 gallon batch?
How long can you leave the cyser on the berries?
Do you add the berries whole or mash/blend?
Will there be any concerns with 1 gallon of headspace in my carboy for the other 4 gallons? (not sure if oxygen is as much of a concern with ciders as it is with beer).
Yes headspace is a concern. Either use a smaller carboy, or top off with more juice or a similar wine etc.
What is your recipe so far, not sure what to suggest exactly till we know where you are now. But I would suggest between 2 and 3 lbs of berries per gallon. But you can adjust that depending on what you are going for.
Well it depends on how strongly you want the fruit to come through, but with that recipe I think I would suggest 1-2lbs per gallon. Any more and you will begin to overpower the apple and honey flavors.
I think I would even suggest adding the fruit in your secondary as planned, and then when you rack off the berries, since there will be losses as you pointed out, I would top off with more apple juice.


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Until the meeting, Lambert had always thought discolored water came with living in a state that had poor infrastructure. When she was growing up in the coal camp, everyone drank water that smelled bad. That's iron or sulfur, people would say—it won't hurt you.
But things were different now, she realized. Too many people were sick. The past few summers, Lambert had noticed a red, filmy liquid oozing from the ground when she gardened. Vegetables were rotting as soon as they were canned.
Lambert didn't like the idea that people were thinking "poor old dumb hillbillies" like her wouldn't know any better.
Coal companies have two common methods of disposing of the liquid waste generated during a mining operation. The waste, called slurry, is a mixture of water, particles, and chemicals formed when coal is washed. Metals in the slurry—which may include mercury, arsenic, selenium, and chromium—vary depending on the type and age of the coal. Companies store the slurry in impoundments, where it's intended to stay, or inject it underground into abandoned mine sites.
In 1972, a slurry impoundment collapsed above Buffalo Creek in Logan County, West Virginia, flooding nearby communities with more than 130 million gallons of waste and killing 125 people. Nelson and others are trying to get an elementary school in Raleigh County relocated because it's 400 yards from a mining site, down the hill from an impoundment. If the dam bursts, Nelson says, the children could die.
It's slurry injection that has Lambert concerned. Until the early 1990s, coal companies didn't need a permit to inject slurry underground, so it's hard to know how much care was paid to where they put it. Only recently has the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection started studying the impact of slurry-injection sites.
"The premise was that we'll inject into these mines because they're enclosed spaces, so they'll hold waste and it won't matter," says Bobby Mitchell. "Everybody was fine with that for a while."
Then the blasting started. Soon after a mountaintop-mining operation started near Seth, Lambert and her neighbors noticed changes in their water. They say the explosions are fracturing layers of earth underground, allowing slurry to seep into their wells.
Ben Stout, an aquatic biologist at West Virginia's Wheeling Jesuit University, tested water in Mingo County, about an hour southwest of Boone County, and found evidence of heavy metals, including manganese and lead; a few wells contained aluminum and arsenic.
"Short of crawling in there, you can't trace it back directly—it's underground," says Stout. "So we've gone around and sampled wells and streams to see if we can trace the pathway. It looks like these folks have coal slurry in their water supply."
A lawsuit is under way in Mingo County: More than 700 plaintiffs allege that they're sick because of slurry in their water, which their lawyer, Kevin Thompson, says is coming from underground mine injection sites near their homes.
Says Stout: "The thing about Mingo County that spooks me is that those wells were good. Water doesn't get much better than an undisturbed Appalachian spring. Slowly they turned bad."
Stout gets calls from Boone County all the time, but he can't help everyone. The state needs a place, he says, where people can send their water to find out if it's safe: "We have 110-plus billion gallons of slurry tucked away in West Virginia. What happens is it becomes the custody of the citizens of the state. It's part of our legacy."
West Virginia's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has earmarked money for residents affected by pollution from "prelaw" abandoned mines. Those are mines built before the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977, when the government started regulating and monitoring strip-mine activity.
Prior to that, coal companies didn't have to clean up after themselves: They could dispose of slurry without accounting for it, sometimes in creeks and streams. They weren't required to reclaim the mountaintops they'd disturbed; now companies seeking mining permits have to present plans for reusing the land.
Because many of the companies that operated prelaw mines are out of business, the DEP oversees the sites. If there's proof that a community's water supply is being contaminated by old mines, the department uses earmarked funds to build new water lines. The challenge for residents such as Lambert is proving that mining is to blame.
A few weeks after they gathered at the church last fall, Lambert, Nelson, and others traveled to the state capital for a meeting at the governor's office. They showed their water samples and photographs to an aide and to Stephanie Timmermeyer, secretary of the DEP. They asked for emergency water.
Timmermeyer explained that a study was under way. Until the investigation was complete, she said, there was little she could do—the DEP is responsible only for water issues directly related to mining.
Timmermeyer, who resigned recently, says engineers are focusing on abandoned mines as a possible cause for the contamination. They're also looking at active mining sites nearby: If a coal company knowingly damages someone's water supply, that company has to provide an alternative source of water.
Randy Huffman, the former DEP mining director who succeeded Timmermeyer as secretary in May, says the department is still trying to understand what slurry does underground, but he doesn't think the blasts from mountaintop-mining sites are sending liquid waste into water wells—as Lambert and her neighbors believe.
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Feb 28, 2015: Detractors may question his motivation, but Sri Lanka's last phase could be defined by Malinga's bowling
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Feb 25, 2015: Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews has voiced his support for Lasith Malinga despite the seamer's patchy form, believing "he will come good" when it matters most
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Feb 8, 2015: Though he hasn't bowled a delivery in competitive cricket since September last year, Lasith Malinga said he was unfazed by the expectations thrust on his shoulders going into the World Cup
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Dec 21, 2014: Sri Lanka's premier one-day bowler Lasith Malinga will return to international cricket towards the tail-end of the seven-match ODI series in New Zealand in January 2015
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A World Cup 2015 composite XI as selected by ESPNcricinfo staff
The greatest time of our lives (141)
Whatever happens, the Australia-New Zealand World Cup final at the MCG will be the most divine fun
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In spite of the cold weather, construction continues on the new Saint Croix River bridge near Hudson. Tugboats have moved a growing amount of ice from the river this week, so crews from the Sauk County firm of Edward Kraemer-and-Sons can finish installing the pier foundations for the new four-lane bridge. They're working 24-7, and they expect to be done by Christmas. Kraemer will get a one-point-four million dollar incentive bonus if it finishes by January 20th.


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Recipe: Raven Stout
Brewer: Daniel Poch
Style: Sweet Stout
TYPE: All Grain
Recipe Specifications
Batch Size: 10.00 gal
Boil Size: 12.55 gal
Estimated OG: 1.052 SG
Estimated Color: 33.8 SRM
Estimated IBU: 31.0 IBU
Brewhouse Efficiency: 81.00 %
Boil Time: 60 Minutes
Amount Item Type % or IBU
12 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) US (1.8 SRM) Grain 67.42 %
2 lbs Caramel/Crystal Malt - 60L (60.0 SRM) Grain 11.24 %
1 lbs Chocolate Wheat Malt (350.0 SRM) Grain 5.62 %
1 lbs Roasted Barley (310.0 SRM) Grain 5.62 %
1.00 oz Magnum [14.10 %] (60 min) Hops 26.6 IBU
1.00 oz Williamette [4.70 %] (15 min) Hops 4.4 IBU
1 lbs 12.8 oz Molasses (80.0 SRM) Sugar 10.11 %
1 Pkgs British Ale (White Labs #WLP005) Yeast-Ale
1 Pkgs Nottingham (Danstar #-) Yeast-Ale
Mash Schedule: Single Infusion, Full Body, Batch Sparge
Total Grain Weight: 16.00 lb
Single Infusion, Full Body, Batch Sparge
Step Time Name Description Step Temp
45 min Mash In Add 7.00 gal of water at 170.6 F 158.0 F
Remove Molasses to see what target OG is, then adjust Efficiency to match measured OG.
Put the Molasses back in the recipe to estimate OG after adding it during fermentation
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|Apr 30, 2011, 07:46 PM
Good Work Andy
I like it andy. You said she flies well. I'd like to see a Video.
Your a very busy builder.
|Apr 30, 2011, 11:49 PM
Hi Jack
I love to build as much as I love to fly TBH. Although I've built more recently because the weather's been too crap to fly anything but a kit!!!
I took Rhys's advice, and yesterday added landing gear to the Spitfire, so when the wind stops blowing I'll do a video.
|May 22, 2011, 08:15 PM
Nice Video Andy. Looked like a good flier!!
|May 26, 2011, 11:17 AM
Hi Andy,
Someone said it before and he was true. You have been very productive lately. Your Spitfire is really cruizing along without any problems. She looks good, flies good... You must be very happy with her. I hope your P-40 will turn out to be as good a flyer as the spitfire is.
|May 26, 2011, 01:21 PM
Thanks Robert, yes I'm really happy with my Spitty. How are you these days, are you still busy with FPV, please let us know how you are getting on.
All the best
|May 27, 2011, 12:25 PM
Hi Andy,
I'm doing fine. I received my gear and got to soldering things together. The 1s lipo's are however not charged when they are shipped. Just a very little juice in there. My first trials were therefore not so good. Yes I got image but barely. The capturecard I had bought came without software. I installed some free software from the web but it is a 30 day trial version. By the time my gear arrived and I had set everything up it didn't work anymore. I need to find me some new software to use with this capture card.
Will have a bite and go and check my not so local LHS for some BEC connectors. So I can make a charging wire for the 1s lipo. I seem to have misplaced my special charging gear for 1s lipo's when moving.
If that doesn't do the job I'll put in between a UBEC and try a 2s lipo to get things going.
In the meantime I didn't do much building of the plane. I hope to get to that this weekend. Time however is an issue nowadays.
|May 27, 2011, 01:53 PM
Hi Robert
If you need any 1s charging plugs or even a 1s charger, I can post them to you. I have some 1s Eflite lipo leads with plugs on, and an old Parkzone 1s charger, it takes 4 AA batteries, but I've also adapted it to run off the mains electric. It's even got a euro plug on it. Seriously if you need anything, you can have these, after all you helped me out with the canopies.
Just let me know, regards
|May 29, 2011, 03:56 PM
Hi Andy,
I have 1s charging wires and I used the charger for my edge to carge my batteries. I only thought of the option of extending the battery powered charger with an extention wire after I posted my previous post. Thanks for the offer though. I would however like to see how you reworked the battery powered charger to be powered from the Net. Do you have a link or can ypou post some pictures? I know this is not really the place to post on that topic but I am interested.
Since I got my 1s lipo's (turnigy) charged, I did get to try out the FPV gear again. It works! . I don't know the range or the time it will play on a charge but we'll try that out later. I also made some progress on the plane. I have added a tailwheel to the fuse. I used my micro citabria tailgear and replaced the small wheel with one of the mains. Tailwheel has been fixed to just steer straight ahead. Rudder will be fixed as well. Ailerons hve been hinghed and the torque rods have been made. Now I need to glue things. Still missing some bec connectors though. maybe tomorrow I'll have some time to buy them...
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Over the air, it broadcasts in high definition on VHF channel 8.2 from a transmitter located near the Pinto Valle Industrial Park (to the immediate north of the United States-Mexico border), northwest of Laredo. KGNS-DT2 is carried on channel 9 on Time Warner Cable and channel 12 on DirecTV and Dish Network; the subchannel's on-air branding of NGNS 12 references the latter. It operates out of studios located on West Del Mar Boulevard and Springfield Avenue (near I-35) in northern Laredo.
The subchannel's history traces back to the September 1998 launch of a cable-only affiliate of The WB Television Network that was part of The WB 100+ Station Group, a similar service to The CW Plus that was created to expand national coverage of The WB via primarily local origination outlets managed by cable providers in markets ranked above #100 by Nielsen Media Research. From its inception until July 2014, it was seen on cable channel 19. Since it was cable-exclusive, the channel used the "KTXW" callsign in a fictional manner. Prior to the sign-on of KTXW, Laredo viewers received their WB programs via Superstation WGN, and in early 1998, KRRT when that station dropped UPN in exchange for The WB.
On January 24, 2006, The WB and CBS Corporation-owned UPN announced that the two networks would cease broadcasting and merge into a new broadcast network called The CW. On September 18, 2006, KGNS-TV launched a second digital subchannel affiliated with The CW through The CW Plus (a similar operation to The WB 100+ Station Group). With the subsequent sign-on of digital subchannel 8.2, the subchannel assumed control of "KTXW" bringing the channel over-the-air coverage throughout the market. In May 2013, SagamoreHill Broadcasting reached a deal to sell KGNS, along with KGWN-TV in Cheyenne, Wyoming and KSTF in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, to Yellowstone Holdings, a subsidiary of Frontier Radio Management.[1][2] On November 4, 2013, Gray Television announced a deal to acquire Yellowstone Holdings for $23 million. KGNS-TV was operated under a local marketing agreement by Gray until the closure of the deal.[3] The sale was competed on December 31.[4]
On November 6, 2013, two days after Gray Television announced that it would buy KGNS-TV, the company reached an agreement with the ABC Television Network to add the ABC affiliation to KGNS-TV for broadcast on subchannel 8.2, mostly carrying ABC's entire schedule.[5][6] Laredo hadn't had its own ABC affiliate since KLDO switched to all-Spanish programming in 1988, only four years after signing on. In the two decades since, cable systems in Laredo piped in KSAT-TV in San Antonio or KIII in Corpus Christi.
Following the affiliation's launch in July 2014, CW programming was dropped. The CW programming became available through the CW Plus cable feed on Time Warner Cable, The on-air branding for The CW Plus cable feed in Laredo is branded simply under "The CW" brand name with no call sign or channel number indicator whatsovever.
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- ^ Malone, Michael (May 31, 2013). "Yellowstone Buys Laredo, Cheyenne Stations For $20.5 Million". Broadcasting & Cable. Retrieved May 31, 2013.
- ^ "APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT OF BROADCAST STATION CONSTRUCTION PERMIT OR LICENSE". CDBS Public Access. Federal Communications Commission. May 30, 2013. Retrieved June 17, 2013.
- ^ "Gray Buying Yellowstone Stations". TVNewsCheck. Retrieved 4 November 2013.
- ^ Consummation Notice, CDBS Public Access, Federal Communications Commission, Retrieved 2 January, 2014
- ^ Gray to Air ABC on KGNS Subchannel TVNewsCheck, November 6, 2013.
- ^ Gray TV Launches ABC Affiliate in Laredo
- ^ Laredo's first 9 O'clock news premiers Monday 9pm on channel 19 Time Warner Cable!, KGNS-TV, June 22, 2008.
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A. asperula or A. viridis? Also, starting from cuttings.
I recently took some cuttings from a number of green-flowered milkweed plants which were growing near the highway out by the wind farm in Muenster Texas. They're either A. asperula or A. viridis, I think. I see that this website: http://asclepias.homestead.com/flowers.html gives a few pointers on telling the difference. I trimmed the flowers off of the cuttings before setting them in vermiculite to root, but based on the narrow leaves, I think what I have are asperula. Are there any other obvious things to look out for, to tell the difference?
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Oh, and is it even possible to grow these guys from cuttings? I found info online suggesting that some kinds of milkweed can be grown from cuttings very easily, but no specific info on Antelope Horns. I guess I'll find out one way or another, but I'd like to know if anyone else here has experience starting native milkweeds from cuttings.
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1965 Mercedes 230SL that can be driven as it is. The car is in white with a red interior and it comes with manual... More
1966 MERCEDES BENZ 230SL ZF 5 Speed Transmission VERY RARE ! Mechanically sound, some rust on the floor, good candidate for restoration. Palm Beach Classics can assist... More
Mercedes-Benz unveiled the W113 chassis to the public in 1963 as a replacement for the four-cylinder 190SL and in some ways for the 300SL... More
Introduced at the 1963 Geneva Motor Show the W113 marketed as the 230 SL certainly had a lot to live up to. It was... More