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Teens, kids, and adults are all sure to love this cute Mustache Pillow. Learning how to make a decorative pillow like this is easy and fun, and it's a great crochet project if you're looking for something quick and easy to do this weekend. This sweet pillow would be a fun accent pillow for a couch or a bed.
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- 1 skein Red Heart® Super Saver® yarn in Soft White (A)
- 1 skein Red Heart® Super Saver® yarn in Black (B)
- 5mm [US H-8] Susan Bates® Crochet Hook
- 12" long x 16" wide (30.5 x 40.5 cm) pillow form
- Yarn needle
Gauge: 3 repeats = 3½" (9 cm) across widest points in pillow pattern; 6 rows = 4" (10 cm). CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge.
Special Stitches:
- sc2tog = [Insert hook in next stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop] twice, yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
- sc3tog = [Insert hook in next stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop in next st] 3 times, yarn over and draw through all 4 loops on hook.
Pillow measures 12" long x 16" wide (30.5 x 40.5 cm)
Side (Make 2)
- With A, ch 40.
- Row 1 (right side): Dc in4th ch from hook (beginning ch count as first dc), *skip next 3 ch, (sc, ch 3, 3 dc) in next ch; repeat from * to last 4 ch, skip next 3 ch, sc in last ch, turn—9 sc and 8 ch-3 sps.
- Rows 2–24: Ch 3 (counts as first dc here and throughout), dc in first sc, *skip next 3 dc, (sc, ch 3, 3 dc) in next ch-3 space; repeat from * to beginning ch-3, sc in top of beginning ch-3, turn.
- Row 25: Ch 3, dc in first sc, ch 1, sc in next ch-3 space, *ch 3, sc in next ch-3 space; repeat from * to last 2 sts, dc in next dc, dc in top of beginning ch-3, turn.
- Round 26: Ch 1, 3 sc in first st, *working across long side, sc 46 sts evenly spaced to last sc, 3 sc in last st, working across ends of rows of short side, sc 33 sts evenly spaced to last row,* 3 sc in last row; repeat from * to * once; join with slip st in first sc.
First Half
- With B, ch 5.
- Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across, turn—4 sc.
- Row 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in first sc, sc in remaining 3 sc, turn—5 sc.
- Row 3: Ch 1, 2 sc in first sc, sc to last sc, 2 sc in last sc, turn—7 sc.
- Row 4: Ch 1, sc in each sc, turn.
- Row 5: Repeat Row 3—9 sc.
- Row 6: Ch 1, sc in each sc to last sc, 2 sc in last sc, turn—10 sc.
- Row 7: Repeat Row 4.
- Row 8: Ch 1, sc2tog, sc in remaining sc—9 sc.
- Row 9: Ch 1, 2 sc in first sc, sc in remaining sc, turn—10 sc.
- Rows 10-14: Repeat Rows 8 and 4 twice, then repeat Row 4 once more—8 sc.
- Row 15: Ch 1, sc in first 6 sc, sc2tog, turn—7 sc.
- Rows 16 and 17: Repeat Rows 8 and 4 once—6 sc.
- Row 18: Ch 1, sc in first 4 sc, 2sc2tog, turn—5 sc.
- Row 19: Repeat Row 8—4 sc.
- Row 20: Ch 1, 2 sc in next sc, sc in next sc, sc2tog, turn.
- Row 21: Ch 1, sc2tog, sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc, turn.
- Rows 22 and 23: Repeat Rows 20 and 21 once.
- Row 24: Ch 1, 2 sc in first sc, sc3tog, turn—3 sc.
- Row 25: Ch 1, sc2tog, 2 sc in next sc, turn.
- Row 26: Ch 1, 2 sc in first sc, sc2tog, turn.
- Row 27: Ch 1, slip st in first 2 sc, 2 sc in last sc, turn—2 sc.
- Row 28: Ch 1, 2 sc in first sc, slip st in last sc, turn.
- Row 29: Ch 1, skip first sc, 2 sc in last sc, turn.
- Round 30: Ch 1, sc evenly spaced around mustache; join with slip st in first sc. Fasten off.
Second Half
- Repeat Rows 1-28.
- Row 29: Ch 1, skip first sc, 2 sc in last sc, do not turn.
- Round 30: Ch 1, sc evenly spaced around mustache; join with slip st in first sc. Fasten off.
- Weave in ends. Using photograph as a guide, sew mustache halves in place on right side of one pillow side. With wrong sides of pillow sides held together, join A with slip st to inner loops of any pair of corner sts in Round 26. Working through inner loops only, sc in each st around 3 sides. Insert pillow form and sc in remaining sts; join with slip st in first sc. Fasten off.
- Working through both layers of sides around base of Round 26, embroider with back st around pillow form. Secure last stitch and weave in remaining ends.
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It's a pretty neat gag: Displayed in elegant, low-lit galleries at Arario, Hyungkoo Lee's sculptures look like the archaeological remains of extinct cartoon characters. There's the skeleton of Road Runner (titled Geococcyx Animatus), with raptor-like claws, frozen in chase with that of Wile E. Coyote (Canis Latrans Animatus), as if a natural-history museum were recreating a scene from the life of these species. There's Bugs Bunny (Lepus Animatus), formidable incisor teeth looking like they could do some real damage.
It might seem like punch-line art at first, but the more you scratch the surface, the more interesting the gesture becomes. Lee is a Korean artist who graduated with an MFA from Yale in 2002 and represented his home country at the Venice Biennale in 2007 (Arario was started in Korea, opening its Chelsea branch last year as a bridge for East/West creative exchange). Lee's work may seem like Pop Art dressed up in pseudo-science, but its undercurrent is the experience of cultural dislocation.
A mock evolutionary chart on one wall traces all of Lee's creations back to a common ancestor: Homo Animatus, a runty, big-skulled creature, also on display. It represents a kind of twisted self-portrait Lee made while living in the States, in response to feeling self-consciously foreign. From there, he has taken the exaggerated but very familiar features of Looney Tunes characters, Mickey Mouse, and Tom & Jerry and rendered them alien through mock paleontological reconstructions.
They make cool objects, but it's the process of translating the images that Lee wants you to see. There's a re-created version of the artist's studio on display, illustrating the scientific equipment he employs. Elsewhere, detailed drawings show Lee working out bone structures based on animal anatomy, or trying to figure out how giant cartoon eyeballs might actually function (they wouldn't). The results show how simple movement from one cultural sphere to another can have unexpected, freakish effects—even as the sober, scientific way in which Lee works sketches a world in which this sort of disorientation isn't freakish at all, but an understood fact of life.
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Celtics starting shooting struggles spell defeat in Dallas
|03.17.14 at 11:26 pm ET
Though Jerryd Bayless nearly inspired a single-handed fourth-quarter comeback, a pulseless performance from the rest of the Celtics starting five yielded a 94-89 loss to the Mavericks. Bayless — who led the Celtics with 19 points — scored nine straight points in a 2:01 stretch in the game's final minutes, and the C's got within a point at 90-89 with just 22 seconds remaining, but Dallas converted four free throws to put the game away.
Despite the late outburst by Bayless, the Celtics' starting five put together a brutal performance. The quintet of Bayless, Avery Bradley (11 points), Kris Humphries (5 points), Brandon Bass (5 points) and Jeff Green (5 points) amassed a combined 45 points on 17-of-55 (31 percent) from the floor, with Green (2-of-12) struggling through a particularly dismal performance. The poor shooting offset a solid night for the Celtics bench (led by Kelly Olynyk, who scored 16 and grabbed nine boards, and Jared Sullinger, who scored 13 with nine reboundes) and a dominant night on the glass (Boston outrebounded Dallas, 57-36).
The Mavericks were led by Dirk Nowitzki's 19 points and 10 point on a perfect 5-of-5 off the bench by Brandan Wright.
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Having, several months ago, read a certain blog post on this site about leg shaving, I thought I'd give it a go.
It took a lot longer than I thought it would. Think painting the Forth Bridge with a toothbrush. There's a lot more surface area than a face.
I was pleased with the result. Definitely looks better with lycra. But two days later and I'm being driven mad by prickly bristles. So one experiment I'm writing off.
Cat1 - where are you getting prickled (I think I dare ask!)? It sounds like you may have gone a bit high!
I've been shaving my legs for years, and never get any prickling when it grows back. You don't want to shave inside your thighs too much above the short line (it gives somewhere for the tackle to nestle without fear of abrasion!
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posted by DaSy [673 posts]
13th April 2010 - 16:02
and like the face shaving with or against the nap of the hair can make a big difference to the two-day prickles, as can the condition of the blade, and the shaving-foam, if you used any
posted by VecchioJo [800 posts]
13th April 2010 - 16:11
as can the condition of the blade, and the shaving-foam, if you used any
Total respect if you didn't btw
posted by Tony Farrelly [4189 posts]
13th April 2010 - 16:26
Prickling is mainly mid-thigh. I didn't think I went too high. I stopped below boxer short leg length.
But I did shave against the nap - I'll try the other direction.
And yes, I did use shaving foam - Palmolive shaving cream and a traditional brush.
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posted by cat1commuter [1403 posts]
13th April 2010 - 17:51
Against the grain is a definite no-no, and I find that shampoo is a much better lubricant for shaving than shaving foam (a tip from the other 'alf).
I can get a few red spots on the back of my thighs at times, which are ingrown hairs, if you just nip the top of them with tweezers you generally get the hair, and just pluck it out. The spot disappears overnight once you get the hair out.
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posted by DaSy [673 posts]
13th April 2010 - 19:51
posted by Old Cranky [278 posts]
13th April 2010 - 19:54
I shave against the growth - what's the difference ?
I've always thought it was a bit closer and therefore would last longer before needing to be done again.
Not that I have very hairy legs anyway so maybe that makes a difference.
But yes, shave up to the cyclist-tan-line and not much further.
My wife refuses to acknowledge that I do it so she won't give me any advice.
posted by ChrisO [11 posts]
21st April 2010 - 16:08
My cousin runs her own hair salon, I was passing yesterday and popped in for a haircut, joked about getting my legs waxed.. 20 mins later and I am smooth as I have ever managed with a razor...
Waxing for me from now on! Wasn't painful in the least...
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posted by Miggers [63 posts]
23rd April 2010 - 22:43
Yes it's nice now... but I've always thought the problem with waxing is that the hair has to be much longer to be waxed again, so in effect you have a longer time with stubble.
Shaving grows back faster but can be done again before it gets long.
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MUMBAI (ICIS)--Expected new polypropylene (PP) material from ExxonMobil's plant in Singapore may depress prices in India but its exact impact is still too early to gauge, Indian market sources said on Monday.
"There is already an excess of PP in India. If more material comes in, prices may be depressed in the coming months," a Mumbai-based trader said.
The 500,000 tonne/year PP plant is due to begin full operations anytime, another market source said, adding that no detailed timeline had been revealed by ExxonMobil.
A Mumbai-based market player said a lot depends on whether China can absorb the new supplies.
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The ExxonMobil facility includes new oxo-alcohol and transalkylation units; two 650,000 tonne/year PE units; a 300,000 tonne/year metallocene elastomers unit; and an aromatics extraction unit.
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WATCHING JERRY JONES STRUT AND GABBLE DURING Super Bowl week, I thought back to a Super Bowl twenty years ago that also matched the Dallas Cowboys against the Pittsburgh Steelers and marveled at how far our culture has descended. I'm not talking about the games. Super Bowl XXX and Super Bowl X were among the best examples of great teams performing up to expectations. I'm talking about that collection of vultures who own the franchises, particularly Jerry Jones. At our present rate, Super Bowl L, pitting the Pizza Hut Cowboys against the True Value Hardware Steelers, will be played on the Big Board of Wall Street, where chauffeurs will deliver the players' proxies.
Though the Cowboys remain the most popular sports franchise in America—the New York Yankees of our era—they have attracted more haters than admirers this past year. Jones has made it impossible to be indifferent. After the Cowboys won the NFC championship, Boston Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy wrote that if Jerry Jones didn't exist, Dan Jenkins would have invented him. Jones has gone out of his way to fracture the unity that made the NFL so successful. His megadeals with Nike, Pepsi, and American Express and his salary-cap dodge to sign Deion Sanders threaten the league's marketing and revenue-sharing strategies and hence its financial security. NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue appears powerless to stop the epidemic of avarice caused by Jones—and by owners like Houston's Bud Adams and Cleveland's Art Modell, who were willing to betray the loyalty of lifelong fans for a few pieces of silver.
Conventional wisdom holds that all successful teams take on the character of their head coach—think of Lombardi's Packers or Walsh's 49ers—but the Cowboys have traditionally inherited the character traits of their owners. Leaving out the short, uneventful tenure of Bum Bright, the Cowboys have been the property of two multimillionaires: Clint Murchison, Jr., the North Dallas aristocrat who built the team from scratch starting in 1960, and Jones, the Little Rock hustler who has owned the Cowboys since 1989. The Cowboy team that lost Super Bowl X was cool, efficient, and disciplined, much like Murchison. The Cowboy team that won Super Bowl XXX is arrogant, egocentric, shameless, and profane, much like Jones. That Jones has been able to win more Super Bowls in 7 years than Murchison won in 25 says more about greed than redemption. But it remains a fact.
Back in the seventies, no owner in pro football kept a lower profile than Murchison. Most Cowboy fans couldn't have distinguished him from the towel boy. He possessed far too much savoir faire to be caught on the sidelines patting players' fannies and was too modest to stick his nose in at press conferences or give television interviews. He left all football decisions to general manager Tex Schramm and Coach Tom Landry. He never took a dime out of the franchise or fired a coach. He was a shy man with a wonderfully dry sense of humor. Former NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle recalls that when he presented the Cowboys owner with his first Vince Lombardi Trophy after Super Bowl VI in 1972, the Dallas owner flashed that wry smile and said this was nothing more than the successful conclusion of his twelve-year plan.
The Cowboy mystique started with Murchison. What I remember most about Super Bowl X was standing near the bar at the team's media center and listening to Murchison and Senator John Tower break into a chorus of "Beautiful, Beautiful Texas." The Cowboys' beachfront hotel at Fort Lauderdale in 1976 was open to the public and was the scene of spontaneous pep rallies and much merriment and camaraderie. Twenty years later, security at the Cowboys' mountainside hotel in Tempe was tighter than at a SAC base. Guards patrolled the perimeters while players slipped in and out back entrances. Thousands of loyal followers who had come from as far away as Seattle or Memphis or Orlando for this once-in-a-lifetime event, often with their children, never got a glimpse of America's Team. The lucky ones might have seen the top of Michael Irvin's derby bobbing above the heads of his five bodyguards or one of the $1,000-a-day limousines that some of the bigger stars hired to take them to practice. Deion Sanders appeared openly contemptuous of the public. "I don't need the fans and fortune of the Super Bowl," he boasted. "This isn't the first time I've been in the spotlight."
The difference between the Cowboys of '75 and the team of '95 is the difference between class and style. The '75 Cowboys were a Cinderella team with a dozen rookies and few stars. They got to the play-offs on a wild card and to the Super Bowl largely on that miraculous Hail Mary pass from Roger Staubach to Drew Pearson. They were a finesse team, and not a good matchup against the brute strength of the defending Super Bowl champion Steelers. Though the Cowboys gave it their best, the Steelers prevailed, 21-17.
By 1995, the roles were reversed. Now the Steelers were the underdogs while the Cowboys were the intimidators, the masters of chop-blocking and hand-fighting, a relentless machine mowing down opponents like so many straw soldiers. The Triplets, as the media came to dub Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, and Irvin, were maybe the best trio of skill players ever assembled by one team. The offensive line was the best in the NFL and one of the best ever. No cornerback in history was any better than Sanders. Members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee acknowledged that five current Cowboys are potential candidates for the hall—Aikman, Smith, Irvin, Sanders, and Charles Haley. Staubach, Randy White, and Mel Renfro are the only players from the '75 team to be inducted (Landry and Schramm are there too). But here's the scary part. Jones is also a potential Hall of Famer. Leonard Shapiro of the Washington Post made a case for the Cowboys' owner: "The bottom line is he gets results and he wins. He's put


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As if next month's Nürburgring 24 hour race wasn't looking juicy enough with a Lexus LF-A and three VW Sciroccos already set to compete, German manufacturer Gumpert has announced that it will run a hybrid version of its Apollo supercar at the Green Hell.
The hybrid Apollo - which will be painted green to highlight its eco-credentials - is powered by a 3.3-litre V8 mated to a 134bhp electric motor, and will produce some 630bhp when the two run in tandem.
The electric motor will recharge using energy recovered from braking - a forerunner to the hybrid systems set to enter Formula One in 2009.
The racing Apollo will be piloted by former F1 driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen and ex-Nürburgring winner Dirk Muller.
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Ontario Town Hosts Yoga Festival
In response to the upcoming Durham Global Mala Yoga Festival in Oshawa, Ontario, Massage School San Diego has released a list of the top 10 benefits of yoga, in hopes of encouraging this healthy and active exercise.
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) September 16, 2012
The city of Oshawa, Ontario, will play host to the Durham Global Mala Yoga Festival this weekend. In response, Massage School San Diego, a promoter of active lifestyles, healthy dieting and holistic schools in San Diego, has released a list of the top 10 health benefits of yoga, with aims of encouraging the continued growth of yoga as an exercise activity.
This weekend, Oshawa, Ontario, will join more than 3,000 other cities across the world in hosting a yoga festival as part of the Global Mala Yoga for Peace 2012 movement. The Durham Global Mala Yoga Festival will take place at the Oshawa Community Health Center from 10:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 16. The festival features yoga classes, Kirtan, meditation, yoga-related vendors and a presentation by keynote speaker Acharya Ram Vakkalanka, a philosopher, Sitar player and Sanskrit teacher. Proceeds from the event will go to local charities.
In conjunction with Oshawa´s festival, Massage School San Diego has released a list of the top 10 health benefits of yoga:
1. It can reduce stress.
2. It can help you lose weight.
3. It decreases your blood pressure.
4. It improves your sleep.
5. It improves your posture.
6. It betters your hand-eye coordination.
7. It decreases your pulse rate.
8. It eases anxiety and depression.
9. It improves your memory.
10. It helps your immune system.
Global Mala Yoga for Peace is a worldwide movement that aims to unite members of the yoga community across the globe. It takes place around the Autumnal Equinox each year and, according to tradition, includes a series of Sun Salutations, Kriya, meditation and more.
Oshawa is a city located in the Southern region of Ontario, Canada. It is home to 149,000 residents, according to the 2011 Census, and is considered a part of the Greater Toronto Area. The city was incorporated in 1850.
Ontario is the most populated of Canada´s 10 provinces. Its capital, Ottawa, boasts a population of 883,000, while its most populous city, Toronto, is home to 2.6 million residents. The province encompasses more than 450,000 square miles. Its government is a constitutional monarchy, led by Lt. Gov. David Onley and Premier Dalton McGuinty, and its official language is English.
In conjunction with the Durham Global Mala Yoga Festival in Oshawa, Ontario, MassageSchoolSanDiego.com has released a list of the top 10 benefits of yoga, in hopes of encouraging a more active and healthy lifestyle for all.
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Limitation Act 1980
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|An Act to consolidate the Limitation Acts 1939 to 1980.
|1980 c.58
|1 May 1981.
|Text of statute as originally enacted
The Limitation Act 1980 (c. 58)[1] is a British Act of Parliament applicable only to England and Wales. It is a statute of limitations which provides timescales within which action may be taken (by issuing a claim form) for breaches of the law. For example it provides that breaches of an ordinary contract are actionable for six years after the event[2] whereas breaches of a deed are actionable for twelve years after the event.[3] In most cases, after the expiry of the time periods specified in the Act the remedies available for breaches are extinguished and no action may be taken in the courts in respect of those breaches.
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The ordinary time limits allowed by the act are set out below. These limits may, in some cases, be extended or altered. Most of the time limits run from the day after the accrual of action, which is "the earliest time at which an action could be brought".[4] If the potential claimant was not at least 18 or did not have a sound mind at the time of the accrual of action, time will not run until he is at least 18 and has sound mind.[5] Where there has been fraud or concealment, or the action is for relief from the consequences of a mistake, time will not run until the fraud, concealment or mistake is discovered or could with reasonable diligence be discovered.[6]
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- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s.32.
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 21(1)(a).
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 21(3).
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 15.
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 20.
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 19.
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 9.
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 2. If latent damage is discovered, the claimant will have three years from the date at which the claimant is deemed to have known of the damage to make a claim in negligence, up to a maximum of 15 years from the accrual of the cause of action: Limitation Act 1980, ss. 14A and 14B
- ^ From the date of accurual of the cause of action or knowledge, whichever is later: Limitation Act 1980, s. 11(4). The date of knowledge is where the claimant had knowledge and could reasonable have ascertained (with or without the help of expert advice) such facts so as to have knowledge: (s. 14)
- that the injury in question was significant; and
- that the injury was attributable in whole or in part to the act or omission which is alleged to constitute negligence, nuisance or breach of duty; and
- the identity of the defendant; and
- if it is alleged that the act or omission was that of a person other than the defendant, the identity of that person and the additional facts supporting the bringing of an action against the defendant.
- potential prejudice to the claimant and defendant;
- length of delay and reasons for delay;
- extent to which the evidence is likely to be less cogent;
- conduct of the defendant in responding to requests for information, etc.;
- extent to which the claimant acted promptly; and
- expert advice received by the claimant.
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 12.
- ^ From the date of accurual of the cause of action or knowledge, whichever is later, where the claim includes a claim for personal injury: Limitation Act 1980, s. 11A.
- ^ Merchant Shipping Act 1995, s. 190(3).
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 4A unless it would nevertheless be equitable for the action to proceed: s. 32 A.
- ^ Limitation Act 1980, s. 10.
- ^ Merchant Shipping Act 1995, s. 190(4).
- ^ Human Rights Act 1998, s. 7 (5).
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"For in the end,
we will conserve
only what we love;
we will love
only what we understand;
and we will understand
only what we have been taught."
Baba Dioum, Senegalese environmentalist, 1968
The soul of our club...
We share a common vision...
Mr. Dioum's wise observation really sums up how I feel about the Wilderness Adventures Club. Your Sierra Club-trained adult leaders/advisors--Coach Lamb, Ms. Dorothy Gutierrez, Mr. Dick Schroer, and Mr. Fujiyama--believe that the more we take you into the wilderness, the more confident you'll feel in your outdoor skills, and the more connected you'll feel to the natural world. You'll develop a richer understanding of the importance of precious resources like fertile soil, clean water and undeveloped spaces. That means it's more likely that you--as a highly educated Bolsa graduate and well-informed, empowered citizen--will cast your vote for politicians who will fight for environmental justice and the well-being of our only blue planet!
Your love for the natural world and our shared respect for our community are the threads of the fabric from which our Wilderness Adventures Club is made. We care about the environment, and we demonstrate our commitment through hard work.
We're committed to community service...
We work as a team to make it happen...
Giving back to our community is central to our mission. We perform 4-5 stewardship projects each year. We've earned the friendship and trust of many park rangers and community leaders over the years!
Members help nurture our WAC Garden that used to be the Horticulture yard. It's been a challenge to control the weeds, but the mulch that has been generously donated by our school district and the city of Garden Grove has given us an edge on the encroaching weeds. Right now we're learning how to propagate California natives that attract pollinators like bees and hummingbirds. We've got a lot growing: blue-eyed grass; California poppies; coyote bush; matilija poppy; California sunflower; bladderpod; mulefat; and spiny rush. Most of our plants were donated by the Newport Back Bay Science Center. Later on, we'll start some vegetables like tomato and carrots. Some of the edibles we'll dehydrate for our backpacking trips; some we'll donate to local families who have been hard-hit by the current economic recession.
If you want to go quickly,
go alone.
But if you want to go far,
go together.
-African proverb
We're environmentalists..
We understand the interconnectedness of ecosystems...
We understand that the plastic used in beverage bottles often ends up in landfills, or worse yet, in our precious oceans. We know that plastic really does not break down; it just breaks apart into smaller and smaller fragments, and often gets ingested by marine animals, which end up suffering from malnutrition. We understand that the raw material used to make this plastic is petroleum; we recognize that using fossil fuels to create plastic for containers that are often treated as disposable is environmentally irresponsible.
... and we're willing to get dirty to do something about it...
Each Friday, right after the 6th period bell rings, our members collect recyclable plastic bottles, aluminum cans and glass bottles, and our Officers weigh each member's contribution. Members then crush the cans and plastic bottles--this saves a lot of room when we store these--and pack them into the greenhouse until we're ready to cash them in. This program allows WAC to purchase new gear, like the five new Sierra Designs Sirius backpacking tents we bought in April 2009.
Most of our trips have been organized around stewardship projects. In San Juan Capistrano, we cleaned graffiti off boulders in the San Juan Creek streambed. At Crystal Cove State Park, we cleaned flotsam and jetsam (floating debris washed up on the beach). At Upper Newport Back Bay, we helped plant over 400 California natives in a habitat restoration project, and in Joshua Tree National Park, we helped restore an archeological site by dismantling visitors' playful but inappropriate "rock art". In Zion National Park, we removed invasive cheat grass, and planted native rice grass. On Santa Cruz Island in the Channel Islands National Park, we built a short trail from scratch in an interpretive garden on one day, and obliterated illegal social trails in the backcountry the next. In July 2011, we backpacked deep into the Mt. San Jacinto Wilderness and worked on trail improvement.
We like to get dirty!
We're a family...
We've built a club based on trust and cooperation.
We operate as a team because we share a common vision:
We know that the fate of our shared planet
The wilderness is our playground...
Our day-hikes (day-outings) often include a hike--anywhere between 3 - 6 miles is typical for us. Once a year we enjoy kayaking on the Upper Newport Bay, and occasionally we plan a mountain biking outing. We've even gone trout fishing in the high country Big Pine Creek in the eastern Sierra Nevada.
Most of our multi-day/overnight trips are centered around backpacking, which means hiking away from cars and roads to make a comfortable wilderness camp, and sleep with only the sound of owls and the mountain wind--in the case of Mr. Bui's snoring, that would mean a HOWLING mountain wind! :)
Who is the Sierra Club?
"The Club is America's oldest, largest, and most influential grassroots environmental organization. Inspired by nature, we are 1.3 million of your friends and neighbors, working together to protect our communities and the planet."
The Sierra Club's Inner City Outings Program pays for our outings!
We continue the tradition of stewardship...
You should know that John Muir, an immigrant from Scotland, founded the Sierra Club as a way of introducing more people to the wonders of our natural world. Muir fell in love with the woods, and convinced then-President "Teddy" Roosevelt to create Yosemite National Park.
Many of our outings include a stewardship activity to preserve our wildlands for future generations.
John Muir is truly one of our most beloved heros, and we follow in his bootprints whenever we take to the woods.
How do we pay for all this?
We've had a lot of help in funding these trips from a variety of folks...
Recreational Equipment, Inc (REI) generously granted the Sierra Club Orange County Inner City Outings program (OC ICO) $5,000 in 2008 to help fund outings for our youth. Please visit their website here. If you've been on any of our WAC backpack trips, you already know that we recommend REI for your required personal equipment; that REI carries high-quality outdoor gear; and that when your birthday rolls around each year, this is THE PLACE to drag your parents to (with their credit cards!) when they're in a generous mood! There's an REI in Huntington Beach, on the corner of Beach Blvd. and Edinger, next to Kohl's (this is the REI where Merilyn works; Mer was our founding WAC President in 2005-2006), and an REI in Tustin in the Tustin Marketplace on Jamboree and El Camino Real, just east of the 5 freeway.
Transportation expenses for our WAC outings are generously provided by the Sierra Club's Orange County Inner City Outings (OC ICO) program. These costs represent upwards of 90% of the expenses for providing these trips.
In fall 2009, our WAC members ratified a motion that our club raise funds through recycling to use to cover our food expenses on our overnight trips. I'm proud that our club is willing to help offset Sierra Club's expenses!
Donations can be sent directly to:
The Sierra Club Foundation/Orange County ICO in MEMORIAL of Bruce Boydston
TSCF, 85 Second St., Suite #750, San Francisco, CA 95105
All donations to TSCF are tax-deductible.
Who is Bruce Boydson?
In 2005, Bruce was the first OC ICO leader to volunteer to organize and lead backcountry trips for WAC (this was in the days before Mr. Bui and Mr. Fujiyama were Certified OC ICO leaders). Bruce taught us how set up trips, purchase gear and lead with confidence. We now follow in his footsteps. Mr. Bui and I mentor our strongest youth leaders through the Sierra Club Leadership Training Program, and six of our BGHS alumni have taken the challenge. We hope we've made Bruce proud. He is, and always will be, our friend, mentor and champion.
When all the trees have been cut down,
~ Native American Cree Nation
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of 'stuff' will we do in WAC?
Campus clean-up: Every Friday, immediately following the period 6 dismissal bell, our members pick up recyclables all over campus, and return these to P-6 where Officers weigh each member's contribution.
Stewardship: We clean up beaches, remove invasive (non-native) weeds and replace them with native species, clean up graffiti from boulders near roadside areas adjacent to wilderness boundaries. We're a work-our-butts-off-for-the-planet kind of club!
Community Service: We grow vegetables for donation to needy families.
Wilderness Adventure: Our club is a day-hike, backpack, kayak, camp, mountain bike, fish-for-trout, sit-around-the-campfire-and-toast-s'mores kind of club.
Environmentalism: We collect and recycle bottles and cans that otherwise would end up in landfills, and we use the money to help fund our trips, and buy equipment, like sleeping bags, that you can borrow when we go on trips.
Can I still join WAC?
You bet! We don't close our membership, so just come to our Friday meetings in P-6 at 2:45 pm, introduce yourself, and we'll get you on our membership roster. Make sure you bring a plastic bag full of recyclables to weigh!
Here's the 'to-do':
That's it! Once you pick up your first collection of recyclables, you'll be an official WAC member! Welcome to the WAC family!
Does it cost anything to be a member?
In the fall, WAC members can buy a get dirty WAC T-shirt, but it's not a requirement to belong to the club. We do not charge any fees for belonging to WAC or participating in any of our events.
Once I'm a member, how do I sign up for trips?
Some trips will have more criteria; others less. Here's an example of the criteria:
Your WAC service (recycling; gardening; fundraising events participation; campus clean-up) is recorded on index cards; we call these your 'service cards'. Don't lose this; the Officers and Advisors DO NOT keep a record, so if you lose your card, your service record is likewise lost.
If there are more students who want to go on a trip than the number of available seats, priority is always given to students with more service credits (the more active you've been in WAC, the more credits you've earned).
If two students have the same service record, then priority will be given to the student who has turned in his/her permission slip first.
What kind of clothing and equipment do I need?
If you don't already own most of what you'll need, WAC has a lot of gear to loan you (specialized hiking socks, and hiking boots; sleeping bags, tents, etc). You need non-cotton clothing; those nylon track pants you use as sports warm-ups will work just fine. Your book bag will work fine for day-trips, as long as it has two shoulder straps. If you don't already own sunglasses that block UVA and UVB, you'll want to shop for these.
I will give you very detailed instructions about what kinds of equipment you'll need for each trip. Here's a summary of what you'd need: personal equipment and clothing
We love Caspers...
and we work hard to protect it!
We backpacked for a week in the backcountry.
Cool, clean mountain streams
And we love the desert, too!
It's amazing how much wilderness
we can enjoy so close to Los Angeles!
Ocean views from a local park
Sometimes our bedroom has no roof!
No, Elaine, this isn't what we mean by 'backpacking'...
One week in the backcountry,
and we really needed the bath!
Tough hike up a desert peak...
the payoff is the glorious sunrise
Training hike...getting ready for a week
in the Sierra Nevada with your home on your back!
Our very first WAC backpack trip!
Spray paint is really hard to remove!
We helped showcase the Sierra Club ICO program.
Creeks are fun to cross!
Here's how we get our recyclables to the recycling center.
This activity attracts a lot of attention!
A week in the backcountry
Some time to splash around!
Cleaning up the kayaks after a fun day on the water
Hiking the slot canyons of Death Valley
Here's a look at our T-shirts!
Regarding safety: A Note to Parents and Guardians from Mr. Fujiyama:
I consider my #1 job to keep your child safe--in and out of my classroom--and I understand that you may have reservations about letting your child participate on some of our trips. I respect your concerns. These outings represent unique learning opportunities, so please study my background information. Understand that I have a lot of advanced wilderness training and experience, including wilderness first aid, navigation (map and compass), and rock climbing safety certifications. I've selected a very special team of Sierra Club-trained leaders to make sure your children stay safe, learn a lot of wilderness travel skills, and have fun! You are welcome to email me email@example.com or email@example.com , visit me in my classroom P-6, or call me at school (714) 663-6424 or on my cell (949) 212-1337, and I'll be happy to speak to you one-on-one about how my leadership team does a great job at keeping our kids safe!
Wisdom gleaned from listening to those who have passed before us, Glacier National Park, Montana:
"Humans were the last beings to be created, and so we are the youngest brothers in all creation. The traditional (Native American) Kootenai would have this realization in mind as they walked through life, and would carry themselves as one would when walking among elders."


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This seems like a pretty good deal to me, and I've been thinking about picking up this light.
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Come rain or shine
The picnic is one of our great culinary traditions, says Simon Hopkinson, so we should really take a lot more care over it. Recipes by Angela Hartnett.
Food and drink1 p4
Get off to a flying start
Picnic drinks are not so much about the food as the occasion - you begin with a glass, only later moving on to eat, so it should set the tone.
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The shore thing
Even if you can't be beside the seaside this summer, you can still get a taste of it at home, says Simon Hopkinson. Recipes by Richard Corrigan.
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The acid test
English wines are, as my cousin put it, 'prickly, with character and bones', and their keening acidity matches well with seafood.
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In for the grill
Simon Hopkinson admits he's useless at lighting a barbecue, but then that's not his job - he's only really interested in what you can cook on it. Recipes by Marcus Wareing.
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Make mine a pint
It seems contrary to involve a Rupert in a beer tasting. But I had two.
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Land of plenty
Summer is a time when the British kitchen garden comes into its own, so why don't we make more use of it, asks Simon Hopkinson. Recipes by Simon Rimmer.
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Strong on flavour
Wild mushrooms and herbs seem to demand a red wine made from the nebbiolo grape from north-west Italy.
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Happy ever afters
British summer fruit is perhaps the greatest of our native produce, so it would be churlish not to celebrate it properly, says Simon Hopkinson. Recipes by Galton Blackiston.
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Last, but not least
First, a confession: I don't much like dessert wines with my afters. But instead of a pudding, yes, or with cheese.
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If you're finding it hard to get hold of certain ingredients, there is a host of mail-order and online suppliers to whom you can turn for help.


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The government appears set to miss the March deadline for allocation of 17 coal blocks to various public sector undertakings (PSUs) and state mining corporations.
Though an inter-ministerial group has set evaluation parameters for shortlisting the players – as many as 78 are in queue for the 17 blocks – the reserve price is yet to be decided.
Going by industry insiders, Crisil, which had bagged the mandate for discovery of the reserve price, is yet to come out with the formula.
"In May 2012, through a tender process, Crisil was assigned to provide the formula for identifying the reserve price for explored, semi-explored and unexplored coal blocks within three months. It has been more than nine months since then, but there is no word from either Crisil or the coal ministry," said the CEO of a mining consulting firm, which has been involved in over half-a-dozen coal block allocations in the past.
The reserve price is important for evaluating the financial capability of the interested players to develop the blocks and Expression of Interest can be invited only once this is known.
Crisil refused to participate in this story saying it does not disclose client or engagement-specific information. Thus, the reason for the delay, the methodology being followed for the calculating the reserve price and whether geological reports were made and assessed before calculating the reserve price – these blocks are located in different geographical locations – could not be ascertained.
To be sure, the time line for processing of applications for coal block allocations was earlier extended to February 8 from January 30.
This is the first time the government is allocating coal blocks under the amended Mines and Mineral Development and Regulation Act. Part of the blame for the delay also lies with the government.
As per coal ministry website, many of the central government ministries and state governments concerned have not named nodal officers for coordinating and supervising the allocation exercise. A reminder was sent out on February 6 by a director in the coal ministry to the Planning Commission and chief secretaries to appoint nodal officers to fast track the process.
India has around 118 billion tonne of coal, which could be mined, but managed to produce only 540 million tonne in 2011-12. Of this, 436 mt (81% of the total output) came from Coal India.
Incidentally, the country imported 71.05 mt thermal coal and 31.80 mt coking coal last fiscal, up nearly 50% on year.
"Though the quantity of imported coal was roughly a fourth of Coal India's production, in value terms, it was almost equal to Coal India's topline as the price of international coal (D grade) was $67 higher than the Coal India price," said the CEO of a reputed coal importer.
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I suggest that county commissioners obtain a "second opinion" from another consultant on classification and compensation, prior to committing to the significant increases in employee compensation proposed by the Springsted study. Those increases could result in an annual cost estimated at between $613,000 and $1.13 million for taxpayers. Would those additional expenditures be appropriate when the U.S. economy could be headed for another recession this year?


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WESTPORT - After weeks of speculation, residents of Westport have met the anonymous potential buyer of the Treadwell estate, one of the town's largest properties, which has been on the market for just over a year.
David Mann, a former marketing executive from Westchester County, introduced himself to the community and presented his plans for the estate at the Westport Town Board meeting on Feb. 9. About 60 local residents attended the meeting, including several members of the planning board.
Mann described the proposed project, which he calls Rolling Hills Farm, as a private club centered around "a full-scale working farm," a retreat where members could leave behind their cell phones and laptops and immerse themselves in the simplicity of an earlier era. Cars would be parked in an underground parking area at the entrance, and members would walk or use solar-powered carts inside the property.
The property, located at the intersection of Camp Dudley Road and Route 9N/22, includes over 1,000 acres of farmland, but virtually all the proposed development would take place within approximately 60 acres along the northern edge, where the previous owners had their residences.
The main house would become a clubhouse, and a smaller home nearby would become a dormitory for farm workers, many of whom Mr. Mann hopes will be the children of members.
The development calls for 99 additional buildings, including 30 suites and 33 duplex cottages in which members will stay, as well as a centrally located educational village.
Mann's architect, David Carr of the LA Group, told the audience, "The idea is to blend the cottages into the landscape as much as possible. Our charge was that this shouldn't be seen or heard by the neighbors."
He also said that the hope is for the club to be a "net-zero" power user, utilizing solar and wind power, coupled with energy-efficient building techniques.
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Been thinking about this a fair amount lately. There is an optimum pinhole size per focal length (film to pinole distance). That said, any size pinhole will give you an image given enough exposure time. But... and this is a consideration with multiple pinhole systems, the length from pinhole to film is greater as you get away from the perpendicular of the pinhole to the film plane. If you look at good pinhole calculators, they will give coverage information. Now coverage info is just the size of image circle that you can expect a reasonably well exposed image at the edge of the circle without overexposing the center.
So what does that mean? If you know the image circle for a particular aperture pinhole and space several pinholes that far apart on the lens (?) board of your pinhole camera, you should have one image run into the other, with no sections of over (or under) exposed image between them. A photomontage blend. Calculate your exposures as if you had just one pinhole and expose either simultaneous or serially.
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Tools of the Trade: The Roget's Thesaurus, Old School
By Ron Fritze
"The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter—it's the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning." Mark Twain
When it comes to advice on writing well, Mark Twain is someone to be heeded. One of the problems that any writer continually faces is maintaining the variety of their word usage. If you are not careful, you can end up using the same word over and over again. To your reader that practice comes across as dull and boring and may cause them rightly to question the extent of your vocabulary. So how do you get some life in your vocabulary and get from the "lightning bug" word to the "lightning" word? Answer, the thesaurus, a word book of synonyms and related concepts.


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One problem that often crops up when analyzing task and resource issues with Project 2007 is mishandling filters. After creating a complex filter that spans multiple columns, you may wish there'd be a quick way to turn off the filters for all the columns. Or worse, maybe someone sent you a project with filtering apply, and you can't easily tell which column filters to turn off.
Click F3. All the filtering is now removed. And, of course, this works in Project 2010, too.
Don't you mean hit F3, or push F3, or select F3. Click F3 (to me anyway) means position the cursor over something on the screen saying "F3), not push the F3 button.
That should read as "push F3 on your keyboard".
Very useful tip, thanks! The instructions are very straightforward too...I always wonder whether I should say "click", "select"... when I write instructions too. I guess the jury is still out ;-)


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+ - Microsoft Surface preorders for base model sell out in under 24 hours->
Submitted by redkemper
redkemper writes: Though the odds are against it and pricing seems questionable to some, launch-day preorders for the base model of Microsoft's debut tablet are already sold out. As of Wednesday morning, less than 24 hours after pre-sales went live at noon on Wednesday, shipping times for the stand-alone 32GB Microsoft Surface tablet slipped to "within 3 weeks." Microsoft did state on Tuesday that preorder inventory would be limited, though it did not clarify how many tablets it would have on hand for pre-sales. As of the time of this writing, launch-day inventory of the 32GB Surface with a black Touch Cover ($599) and the 64GB Surface with a black Touch Cover ($699) was still available...
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People flocked to Facebook and Twitter in the aftermath of the bombing Monday at the Boston Marathon, mostly in search of information about loved ones in the area. The online chatter was notable for being more restrained, and generally more accurate, than what was seen after the school shootings in Newtown, Conn., in December, a Boston Globe editorial says. "Many tweets, for instance, were careful to cite specific sources or to assure readers of multiple confirmations. It seemed that, for one day, being first had taken a backseat to being right," the editorial says.
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