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Sorry but these are a major tripping hazard (especially for older folks). Might look colorful and funky but safety first.
I do the same thing with old bed sheets. Just make sure you rip them outside, they leave a heck of a dusty mess in the house. I have made several of them, and we use them inside and out.
Not so crazy about the colors, but will try one cause I think it is cute and looks comfy to stand on.
that is not appealing. It may be thrifty but not so easy on the eyes.
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Armstrong spoke Tuesday night at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul as part of Talking Volumes, a series co-presented by Star Tribune and Minnesota Public Radio, in collaboratiion with The Loft.
In her new book, "Fields of Blood," Armstrong zeros in on myths and reality surrounding the role of religion in the history of warfare and violence.
With ISIS in the news, interviewer Kerri Miller of MPR asked Armstrong about the situation in Syria and Iraq, and the perception in the West that the violent leaders of ISIS are motivated mainly by their Muslim faith.
"First off, it is a mistake to think that all ISIS fighters are devout jihadists," Armstrong said. "Many are secular" militia, including troops left over from Saddam Hussein's armed guard. She said there had been a story about one ISIS leader who had ordered the book "Islam for Dummies" from amazon.com.
The resurgence of radical Islam in parts of the Mideast today, Armstrong said, is in part a response to the violence used to repress religion and impose a secular state in places like Iran and Egypt in the mid-20th-century.
Another factor, she said, "is a perception in many parts of the Middle East that the West is indifferent to human suffering."
While some have labeled Armstrong an apologist for Islam, she said she abhors the ISIS-sponsored aggression and says that it actually defies Islamic law that forbids violence against civilians and prohibits attacking any country where Muslims are allowed to practice their faith freely.
Armstrong has been a leader in the Charter for Compassion, a global effort to involving elected leaders, clergy and laypeople to sign on to this simple notion: "Do not impose on others what you yourself would not desire." She read an elaboration of that Golden Rule, which is available here.
Armstrong, who turns 70 on Nov. 14, lived in a convent, leaving it after six years, when she was 24. Since then, she remained unmarried and without children. She lives alone and spends much time in study, research, reflection and writing, so that her life today "remains very nun-like," she said.
But Armstrong is no stay-at-home. She travels globally to speak and promote her books. She has given TED talks and is a regular TV commentator. She has made numerous trips to Pakistan, where she has helped promote a chain of progressive schools.
While her topic is a serious one, Armstrong frequently displayed flashes of wit and self-deprecating humor. She acknowledged Britain's once-mighty status as a colonial power, but said "we now view ourselves as the poodle of the United States."
Star Tribune writer Graydon Royce recently interviewed Armstrong, here.
Armstrong's full talk is scheduled to be rebroadcast at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18, on Minnesota Public Radio.
The conference site, the Elmer Anderson library on the west bank, is literally a stone's throw from the spot where the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, who suffered from alcoholism and depression, leapt to his death from the Washington Avenue bridge.
At a late-afternoon event, more than 100 people showed up for a reading by actor/writer/director Ben Kreilkamp and poets Jim Moore, Joyce Sutphen, Michael Dennis Browne, Peter Campion, Ray Gonzalez and Wang Ping.
Kreilkamp put an actor's topspin on five of Berryman's Dream Songs, including the powerful #384, which opens, "I stand above my father's grave with rage."
Moore remembered taking a class from Berryman and read "The Ball Poem" and "The Traveler."
Sutphen recalled once seeing Berryman walking out of Walter LIbrary, "talking wildly to himself." She regretted not following him to hear one of his famed lectures. Sutphen read her own poem "Berryman's Hands," as well as a Shakespeare sonnet.
Browne, who has taught at the university for 39 years, read an elegy Berryman wrote for his good friend, poet Randall Jarrell, as well as some of Berryman's favorite lines from Shakespeare.
Campion movingly read a section from Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself," as well as his own poem "Blood Brook" and Dream Song #75.
Gonzalez read from a biography of Berryman, plus several Dream Songs and his own prose poem, "John Berryman and Robert Lowell Switch Hospitals."
Wang Ping, who teaches at Macalester, read one of her poems from her new book, "10,000 Waves," and the famous Dream Song #14 ("Life, friends, is boring. We must not say so.")
Full conference schedule here.
Graywolf Press poets Claudia Rankine (above, photo by John Lucas) and Fanny Howe, below, photo by Lynn Christoffers) were named two of five finalists for the National Book Award on Wednesday.
Two poetry collections published by Minneapolis-based Graywolf Press have been named 2014 National Book Award finalists."Second Childhood" by Fanny Howe and "Citizen: An American Lyric" by Claudia Rankine are two of the five short-listed titles announced Wednesday, with the winner to be announced in November.
Executive editor Jeff Shotts of Graywolf, who edited both collections, said the book by Howe, who spends every summer at an Irish monastery, "comes out of a strong sense of Catholic faith, its role in the faimly and what it means to be a part of that community."
The themes of Rankine's collection, a multi-genre mix of poetry, essays and visual artwork, is particularly timely, Shotts said: "It's about race in this country, the sort of racially motivated micro-aggression that can become macro, like what happened in Ferguson," he said referring to the prolonged unrest in the St. Louis suburb following the shooitng of an unarmed black youth by a white police officer.
Authors published by Graywolf have been tallying up an impressive list of awards over the past few years. Swedish poet Tomas Transtromer received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2011, and Pultizer prizes for poetry were issued to Tracy K. Smith in 2012 and Vijay Seshadri in 2014. Last year's National Book Award winner for poetry was Mary Szybist's "Incarnadine," also a Graywolf title.
Joan Rothfuss, author of "Topless Cellist: the Improbable Life of Chralotte Moorman."
Forget Pablo Casals and Yo-Yo Ma. Sure they were, and are, brilliant cellists, but those guys kept their clothes on. For sheer spectacle, madcap antics,exhibitionism and a generous dollop of cello skills, you want Julliard-trained Charlotte Moorman, a gal from Little Rock, AK who grabbed the avant garde by the scruff of its self-absorbed neck and -- in the 1960s and '70 -- dragged it onto the public glare of television variety and talk shows (Mike Douglas, Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin), shopping malls and prisons, and to New York City's Central Park, Shea Stadium and Grand Central Terminal.
In former Walker Art Center curator Joan Rothfuss, Moorman has found her perfect biographer. Rothfuss's "Topless Cellist: The Improbable Life of Charlotte Moorman," (MIT Press, $34.95) is fast paced, thoroughly researched, amusing, witty, compassionate, deeply informed and filled with jaw-dropping stories. Rothfuss will talk about Moorman and sign copies of the book at 2 p.m. October 5 in the Walker Cinema, 1750 Hennepin Av., Minneapolis. Free. 612-375-7600 or www.walkerart.org
Moorman played the cello while suspended from balloons floating over Australia's Sydney Opera House, performed on a cello made of ice, and often did her shows topless, in the buff, wrapped in cellophane, or wearing the "TV Bra," a contraption that sported two mini-televisions, one for each breast, in plexiglass boxes attached to transparent straps.
In February 1967 she was arrested (during a topless performance), tried and, in a sensationalized trial that generated huge publicity, convicted for violating "community standards of decency." Though humiliated by the incident, she embraced the "Topless Cellist" nickname that it spawned.
"TV Bra," was designed and built by Moorman's longtime companion and fellow avant-gardist Nam June Paik and is sometimes blamed for the breast cancer from which she died in 1991, age 57. To test that assumption, Rothfuss had the bra checked by a physicist who measured the radiation it emitted and concluded that it was highly unlikely that Moorman would have gotten cancer as a result of her performances while wearing it. "TV Bra" is now in the collection of Walker Art Center along with Paik's "TV Cello" and other Moorman/Paik memorabilia.
As a friend, colleague, pal and sometimes irritant to many contemporary artists, Moorman is remembered in Rothfuss' book by Yoko Ono, Jasper Johns, Allan Kaprow, and others too numerous to mention.
"Topless Cellist" is a brilliant portrait of a true original and the chaotic, confrontational, destructive, absurd era in which she lived. It's also a must read for anyone who was flirting with Artland back then, or wishes they'd been on the scene. A portrait of the times as much as the woman, "Topless Cellist," gives a full measure of a life lived with "extreme passion, extreme sex, extreme beauty."
RIP Charlotte Moorman, 1933-1991
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I have encountered a strange problem with my GF's of HTC1. I can't update it. But maybe first things first..
I have unbranded HTC1 WWE. Got 4.4.2 this month without problems.
My GF has HTC1 T-Mobile branded. It's stock ROM untouched from T-Mobile. It has Android 4.1.2 and HBOOT 1.44. When OTA with 4.2.2 came last week I downloaded it and applied. Unfortunately update friezed at 25% and phone restarted. It started to update again but with the same effect. But this time red triangle displayed and update stopped. After 2-3 minutes phone restarted and booted normally. I tried it couple of times but with the same outcome. Factory reset didn't do the magic either.. I found power + vol up combination. That was enough to tell what was the problem..
Android system recovery <3e> console showed me this:
Veryfying current system...
assert failed: apply_patch_check("/system/app/GoogleLoginService.odex", "c956d588646cd11844d1f082d03353beae40ad5b", "3c153892065e3f4029f339bb83359fba1c97bf05")
Installation aborted.
What can I do with this?
Like I said, it's stock untouched android.. I don't understand it... Please help...
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Worms eating pet poo??!
First of all, hello... I've been on Gardenweb for a couple of years and have been vermicomposting for about as long, but I'm new to this forum.
I was surfing on Planet Natural when I found the product below. It appears to be an ordinary worm bin but is marketed as a way to dispose of pet waste. It is said to be chemical-free, and I get the idea there are no microbial or other composting organisms involved, just the worms.
I have a cat who uses a compressed-sawdust litter, which is scoop-and-flushable. I'd love to reduce his impact on the sewer, but I'm a little wary about toxoplasmosis and other bacteria, especially sinse some of the compost goes onto edibles.
Anybody heard more on this subject? Thoughts?
Here is a link that might be useful: Planet Natural's Pet Poo Converter
yes, worms can take care of pet waste - someone here did some testing last summer by cutting the bottom out of a plastic garbage can, burying it almost to the top, seeding it w/ a good amount of worms from the compost education site worm bins, and fed it dog droppings all summer - broke it down fast enough that it never filled in 8 or more months - worms eat the microbes as much or more than the organic material - could always use that part of your compost on the ornamentals
I was looking into this issue myself recently and 3-4 places I found online said that there was no way to vermicompost pet feces because they contain dangerous chemicals - dangerous to us and to worms. This was a couple of months ago, so, unfortunately, I don't remember any of the sites, but the evidence was enough to scare me off.
I'd love to be wrong so hopefully more will post evidence here.
not necessarily so - medical chems break down fast enough that the worms can handle it - as I said above, the "test run" done at our compost education site worked really well and the worms were thriving after a year the same as in a food waste bin - I'd bet in that time that the 4-5 dogs contributing inputs were treated - the same 'myth' exists about horse manure, and I've never seen a stable manure pile that worms didn't love
Interesting! If I have two 50-lb dogs who produce roughly a quart of solid wastes a day total, how many worms do you think I would need to put in the garbage can? Should they be regular earth worms or red wrigglers? And how small a can could I use? (I have a hard time digging our clay soil.)
Also, is there any odor problem associated with this set-up?
you might check out this site re cats specifically
vermicomposting of various manures including human biosolids have been done and are ongoing - it does work, the "safety" depends on you, and a good understanding of the composting process helps .... generally objectionable odors are a function of management
Interesting study! I learned a few things about vermicomposting in general as well as cats (and their meds)in particular. As I probably don't have enough worms yet to equal my cats' ADP (average daily poops, the author's term) I'm probably not going to try this just yet. I'm gardening on a balcony and have limited space for bins. But I'm definitely going to continue to keep an eye on this issue.
Aside, I was amused that the author got his cats to go directly in the compost bin, and how the cats wanted to dig up the worms. Then again, it would eliminate the middleman, and my new kitty would go right in my plants if I let her.
I would be be careful about poking around in a bin that contained partly processed pet waste. Even castings that looked "finished" might contain pathogens that could be dangerous to humans. I have read also that it is not a good idea to use this on food plants.
how about cooking the pet waste to some degree, lets say in a large pot on a "camping type stove" outside.then adding it to the pile. has anyone done that? it seems logical to me, a little bit of dirty work but i would think the process of cooking would kill any little nasties hiding in there. i would likely combine dog and cat waste in a holding container so i would only need to cook up some **** stew once a week or so.
lol im not expecting any pleasant smells here...hum maybe i could toss some lemon zest in see if that will help.but in all seriousness this is something i might consider doing and my nearest neighbors ... about twenty feet
im thinking peatmoss and grass clippings to help with the oder
"how about cooking the pet waste to some degree, lets say in a large pot on a "camping type stove" outside."
lol, I can just imagine it, you neighbours come over to enquire about the stench and find you hovering over a pot of stinky stew. looking very concerned theyll say "what the hell is this guy doing? he's not going to eat that is he??"
iguanaman the men in white coats will come and take you away! :)
Composting pet poo with red wigglers should generally be considered safe under the following conditions:
1.) You do not put pet waste in your normal compost pile.
2.) The castings produced from pet poo are used only in flower gardens. I would keep them away from your veggies
I've been using worms to compost pet poo for several years now. Worm bins work pretty darn well and I'm willing to bet it's healthier than having pet poo all over my yard!
How would one empty the container without
1)getting poo and compost mixed up?
2)losing all the worms?
3)having to dig the pail up?
I'm thinking one would either pull the bin out of the ground and upend it, or shovel it out, which means to me that poo and worms come out with the compost.
Not sure what is meant by "generally objectionable odors are a function of management". As I have close neighbors that I would like to continue bo be friends with, odor is important!
I like the idea of the Pet Poo Convertor, but it's beyond my budget!
I saw on a "Green landscaping" TV show a wire lined pit with gravel at the bottom. The landscaper seemed to think everything would just float away eventually into the ground, but given hardpan, I can't see that. I do remember he added something periodically, but I can't remember what. I remember not quite believing that it would work with as just straight composting with no turning or work at all.
OK, I'm going to indulge in a little brainstroming here:
Seems to me like you could use the bottomless can method to compost petpoo, but wouldn't necessarily need to use the resulting compost anywhere else. After several years the can should be close to full of compost and you could just pull out your can, cover the compost area up with soil, grow grass over it and start a new compost pail in another spot in the yard.
Also, as far as adding worms to it, if the area is kept moist and some leaves were added, it seems like the native worms just might show up to do the pooduty. The can is buried with the rim nearly at ground level and with lid on it provides the worms a snug little restaurant, warm, moist, and dark with fresh droppings served daily. You shouldn't have to spike it with any worms and unless you live at sea level you also shouldn't have to worry about it filling up with water either.
One other thought, some kind of a locking lid would keep curious children and mischevious teenagers out of it. A locking lid, that might be a challenge to find. Anybody else have a thought?
A couple questions on this.
We have a vermicompost bin that we made out of a Rubbermaid roughneck container (I think it's 26 gallons?) - would this work for the pet poo composting too, or is something different needed? Their composter doesn't look much different than their original composting bin that they sell. Actually it looks pretty identical to me - so I'm assuming that things work about the same way.
So if I built a second worm bin for the pet poo, that should work about the same right?
Though I'm not positive how harvesting would go - seems to me it might be more difficult than harvesting a kitchen waste worm bin?
As for the bucket theory - sinking the bucket into the ground and when it's full, pulling the bucket out, etc - could work - but would it work in clay soil? I'm in north Georgia and we have red clay - water doesn't sink in as well as it would in normal soil, so would the worms drown when we have our heavy rains? It would take some time for the water to soak into the soil and I'm afraid that a hole would fill up and stay filled up for a couple of days.
We are debating between the vermicompost idea for the pet poo and a doggy dooley system (which we used in the past with good results). We're renting a house now (relocated from RI a few months ago) and don't want to install one here, but once we buy a new place next summer, we'll be deciding between the vermicompost for dog waste and the doggy dooley system.
OR - what about a combination - using the worms in the dog dooley system??
Would the bacteria powder that gets put into the doggy dooley harm the worms??
Any suggestions welcome! :)
Hi Rainbow,
I've recently made a "rubbermaid" type worm bin specifically for my dog poop. after 6 weeks the worms are loving it and are still alive and it is no longer dangerous to walk across the lawn as i now actively pick the poop up for the worms. i haven't thought about harvesting yet, but am not really concerned as rubber gloves are always readily available. in reality no compost should be handle without adequate protective gear but with dog poo vermicomposting i'll be a bit more careful. as mentioned earlier it is probably best for these castings to be used on flower beds than vegies.
There is a third cheaper alternative for pet waste.
I used to have a homemade el-cheapo dogie-doo disposal system.
Its was a direct feed method. It will directly feed ornamental plants. And if your using only kitchen waste you can use it in the veggie garden too.
Use a perforated PVC pipe. And worms.
I used this method for a few years before my last move.
With a pipe hidden in the shrubbery you can put your pet poop into the pipe and feed the plants at the same time. No need to worry about harvesting extra icky compost.
I watched a demo video on the net back when i first installed my dogie-doo setup. i looked for it but couldn't find it. So please forgive my long winded explanation.
You will need a large diameter PVC pipe at least 6 inches accost ( 8 is better ) and at least 2 feet long. And an end cap to fit the top of the pipe. Only around 4-6 inches NEEDS to stick out of the ground. A loose fitting cap is best. I had to sand down the pipe a little. Helps when taking the cap off a lot.
I had only one dog he was a 35 pounder so i didn't have a ton of poo to get rid of.
I used a 2 foot long pipe, you can make 5 potty holes out of one stick of pipe and distribute them around the yard. Making it a short walk to any one of them. It also helps in not overfeeding any one hole. If you only want to use one hole the pipe will have to be wider at least a foot, so it will hold more. A PVC pipe that big gets very expensive. SO, if you want a cheap bigger hole a five gallon plastic bucket with the bottom cut out or drilled full of large holes works wonders. Its a lot easer to fill and add browns to. Just don't step on it.
The how too;
Drill a lot of 1/2 holes in the bottom 8 to 10 inches of the pipe, then a couple rows of 1/4 inch holes around the top just below where the top cap will sit. You want holes as big as you can make them on the bottom so the worms can go in and out, more air flow too. The top holes will be a couple inches above ground to keep your vent holes clear of any storm runoff.
Dig a hole 2 to 3 times as wide as the pipe and and around 2 feet deep. You will need to put gravel 6 to 8 inches deep into the bottom of the hole. The pipe will need to sit elevated that far above the soil at the bottom. In non-pores soils make the hole deeper and add more gravel. Leaving room for water to pool before draining away.
Stand the pipe up on top of the gravel and fill in around the outside of the pipe with gravel until it covers 2 inches above the holes you drilled into bottom of the pipe. Finish up by filling the rest of the hole with garden soil mound the soil up a little above ground level. The mounding keeps rain water from filling the hole.
Add worms into the pipe, you can start it like a new worm bin but i added some active worm filled compost from my bins to get things going quick. I started one pipe at a time as i didn't have enough worms to start them all at one time. I never did worry too much about browns and greens going into the holes after that. I kind of let the worms fend for themselves. In any case some fall leaves always managed to get in with the poop.
I think the worms were coming up and eating the fallen leaves from under the bushes anyway. I do have the "bad" gardening habit of sweeping the leaves under the bushes. I considered them mulch.
Anyway this was my el-cheapo dogie-doo disposal system.
I compost in the following way: I use 5 gallon black buckets. My first bucket starts with several inches of chlorine free water and 1 teaspoon of rid-x. Dog feces are collected on a regular basis and water is added to cover if necessary. When the bucket is full, it is stirred, the lid is put on tight and placed in a sunny location.
The next bucket is started with liquid from the previous bucket. Lids are kept over the buckets at all times.The sealed bucket is aged for at least 2 weeks, preferably one month or more.
The resulting mush is poured in the flower beds in the spring or fall and tilled in or covered up. Flowers look great! It is also poured into low spots in the grass and washed in. I use fresh urine mixed 10:1 to fertilize my yard and garden; they are healthy and very green, some say the best in the neighborhood.
Rid-x uses anaerobic bacteria to break down the waste; once the first teaspoon is added, the bacteria multiply on their own, just like bokashi or sourdough. The resulting mush IS NOT PATHOGEN FREE!
The same process can be used to vermicompost feces, human and dog, either dry, placed in a black bucket or pile in a sunny location, with 1/3 carbon source (ie: newspaper shreddings, straw or sawdust), and with ventilation holes in the lid, adding the worms after the temperature no longer elevates after shaking or stirring the contents.
Or, wet by adding the month old drained slurry a little at a time to a white vermicomposting bucket or pile kept in the shade with worms as they digest it. The resulting finished vermicompost exceeds government standards as certified pathogen free compost if it has been processed adequately.
Some municipal waste treatment plants in the US use vermiculture to process human waste sludge which is certified and sold to sod farms and ornamental nurseries. It is pathogen free after the worms finish digesting it. Certification requires regular testing.
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Kingsley Burrell, aged 27 years old, died in what appear extremely suspicious circumstances in Birmingham. It is reported that he called the police after he tried to talk to a group of young people who were intimidating him and his 5 year old son. He was subsequently arrested himself and detained under the Mental Health Act. Days later he was in intensive care and subsequently died.
It was reported that after calling police they arrived and claimed he was acting paranoid. They then detained him under the Mental Health Act taking him to Mary Seacole House Mental Health Unit where he was sectioned. His young son had claimed that the police beat his father on the way to the unit.
On the 30 March police were called by the unit's staff over an incident which involved Kingsley. He was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for injuries where he died on 31st March 2011.
West Midlands Police have referred this case to the IPCC (Independent Police Complaints Commission).
Kingsley's sister, Kadisha Brown said that he had no history of mental illness and that when she insisted on seeing him he had "…three massive bumps and a swelling to the head and the brain."
The family were angry that in the weeks after his death an explanation had not been given as to how and why he died.
His sister Kadisha Brown-Burrell said: "As a family we are anxious for the coroner to release the body so we can say goodbye properly to Kingsley. The past two months have been extremely traumatic, especially for his two young children, but we have had tremendous support from so many people.
Kingsley's family believe he was also beaten en route to the hospital. Speaking to The Voice Newspaper, his sister Kadisha said: "My brother was in a gangland area and he called the police because he was with his five-year-old son and was worried for their safety. He had seen some men he believed were out to get him.
"But when they came they said he was paranoid. However, CCTV footage proves otherwise. He was taken to a mental hospital and en route he was beaten up by the police, and his son witnessed it. His son told us that the police beat his dad."
"When I went to see him he had three massive bumps and a swelling to the head and the brain," she continued. "The only reason they allowed us to see him is because we insisted. After this visit he was refused the right to see us and later taken to Queen Elizabeth hospital, where he was put on life support machine."
An archdeacon, bishop and pastor have put their support behind the campaigns group who say that this case needs to be addressed at the highest levels. It highlights a disturbing trend in black service users who have lost their lives after contact with the police, it says.
The death of Kingsley Burrell Brown has sent shockwaves through the community, occurring so soon after the high profile death of Smiley Culture, who died during a police raid on his home just last month.
Matilda MacAttram director of Black Mental Health UK said; "The currency of life is far too precious to be so brutally taken away like this; my thoughts are with the family at this time. I call for a thorough and open investigation into this case", Archdeacon Daniel Kajumba, Chair of committee for minority Anglican Concerns said.
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Teenagers in cyberspace: an investigation of language use and language change in internet chatrooms
Article first published online: 16 DEC 2002
United Kingdom Reading Association 2001
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Volume 24, Issue 3, pages 293–306, October 2001
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Merchant, G. (2001), Teenagers in cyberspace: an investigation of language use and language change in internet chatrooms. Journal of Research in Reading, 24: 293–306. doi: 10.1111/1467-9817.00150
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This article reports on a small-scale investigation into the use of Internet chatrooms by teenage girls. Based on interview and observational data, it illustrates how the use of popular electronic communication is resulting in linguistic innovation within new, virtual social networks in a way that reflects more wide-reaching changes in the communication landscape. The paper suggests that teenagers and young people are in the vanguard of these processes of change as they fluently exploit the possibilities of digital technology, radically changing the face of literacy. The study looks at teenagers' perceptions of chatroom encounters and their learning about new ways of social and linguistic interaction. Observations of teenagers online show how rapid written conversations which combine features of face-to-face talk with explorations in interactive writing and the exchange of additional digital information, such as image files and web addresses, are enabling these young people to develop sophisticated and marketable skills. These innovations are contrasted with recent media and educational criticism of the language use associated with new technology. This tension between change and conservatism is explored by applying Bourdieu's concept of 'linguistic capital'.


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I opened the top door and it was filled with burn stuff, likely many years old. There were rags in there, scorched, and soot, which I tried my best to vacuum out. There was an intact baby diaper pin, and some wads of tin foil, some shards of what looks like brick, but could be creosote, the rest was soot. After doing my best cleaning it, there appears to be a grate on the "floor" of this top door. The bottom door was filled with soot, I began to shovel it out, and it seems there is dirt below it, no bottom.
It is a rusting cast iron eyesore, it is disgusting, I find it creepy.
I want to get rid of it. Any advice.
Well that is how I remember it.
Not sure exactly why anymore. An inspector went thru and I had to do lots of things. I wasn't in a position to argue and didn't. Not one word! If he said remove it I removed it. Tho it vented thru the chimney by '89 burning trash may have become illegal. Maybe he just didn't like it. Dunno.
I had been away 30 years. Lots must have changed. At the time of installation (circa WW2) you could burn your papers etc in a barrel in the back yard. Burn your leaves in the street. Too much bacon grease in your pan? A quick trip to the alley and pour some out fixt it. So there probly wasn't any code at that time. Seems like the world hung a bit looser then.
The reason for my question is that generally you do not need to bring items up to CURRENT code at time of sale unless you have at some point opened or modified an item. Clearly there are exceptions - where I live in order to transfer title to a residence ther must be fire/smoke detectors installed. (New construction requires powered units.)
I remember as a boy my Dad burning leaves in the gutter, and waste in the back yard. Heating the house with coal was also common in NYC. I do not remember anyone having an indoor incinerator in a home...
Thanks for the reply.
"Maybe because the vents were sealed and it would be a hazard if anyone tried to use it and you wouldn't be able to get a C of O from the Fire Marshall?Just a guess."
Which would mean it had been opened or modified as I said in the post before yours.


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Spectroscopic Studies of Cyclodextrin Complexes with 2,5-Bis-(4-methylphenyl)oxazole
Volume 56, Number 8 (Aug. 2002) Page 1048-1054
Yarabe, H. Hyacinthe; Agbaria, Rezik A.; Rugutt, Joseph K.; McCarroll, Matthew E.; Gooden, Robert A.; Werner, T.C.; Warner, Isiah M.
The complexation of γ-cyclodextrins (γ-CDs) with the guest molecule 2,5-bis-(4-methylphenyl)oxazole (MPPO) has been studied by use of fluorescence spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, and dynamic light scattering (DLS). The changes in the 1H NMR aromatic signals of MPPO in aqueous γ-CD provide evidence of complexation and inclusion. DLS was used to confirm the existence of a distribution of the aggregates in the nanometer range. Excimer fluorescence was pronounced in the presence of γ-CD. The evidence of the existence of two species was shown through fluorescence lifetime data. The emission intensities of the steady state fluorescence and the fluorescence anisotropies of the linear aggregates revealed a phase transition temperature of 60 °C.


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