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1965 Ford Mustang - FastBack Into The Future
High School Cruiser Gets a Makeover to Last a Lifetime
Jerry Biss knew exactly what he wanted to drive when he first laid eyes on it back in 1982. His sister, Michelle, had a new boyfriend, and the young courtier was stopping over for his first visit to the family homestead on the outskirts of Mount Holly, New Jersey. Jerry's 16-year-old eyes lit up when the young lad's Wimbledon White '65 Mustang fastback pulled up into the driveway, chanting a twin-piped rumble that was music to his adolescent ears. Engaged by the Mustang's swept lines, mag wheels, and sporty good looks, Jerry knew right away he would be sitting behind the wheel of his own Ford ponycar someday soon.
Jerry learned how to tinker with tools at a very early age. His dad, Bob, was a Phantom jet fighter pilot serving in Vietnam in 1966 when he was shot down over enemy territory--he received an extended stay at the Hanoi Hilton, courtesy of the local Vietcong. That stay lasted seven years--the first seven years of Jerry's life. Up until his dad's return home, little Jerry was the man of the house. From the get-go, he was obsessed with the mechanicals in and around the family residence, and learned how to wrench and repair at a very early age. As Jerry turned to his teens, the thought of using his self-taught mechanical prowess to build up his own personal ride was top on his list.
By the time Jerry was ready to drive, there was no question what car he wanted to take him from point A to point B. It just had to be a Mustang. And not just any Mustang, no, it had to be a fastback. With Jerry's license test date drawing near, his parents shuttled him over to Monty's Mustang Corral, an automotive fixture in southern New Jersey, and they looked for the ride that would become Jerry's workhorse--his own personal steed. There, among the ranks of used 'Stangs, they found a well-worn '65 fastback, complete with an aftermarket 302, 351 Windsor heads, and a four-speed Hurst shifter between the seats. Jerry was smitten from the moment he saw the Mustang, which was wrapped tightly in its faded blue paint and faux Shelby stripes. Finally, his dream of one day owning his own Ford ponycar was about to become a reality.
So a deal was struck, 17-year-old Jerry got his ride, and the wheels were set in motion. Once back home, he immediately cleaned the paint up on the '65 and buffed it out to a decent shine. Next up, there was the constant tweaking and tuning of the engine, electrical items, and fuel delivery system, with Jerry always looking to milk a little more power from the small-block. He also did all the things that kids in the '80s did to their rides back then; traction bars were added out back, lights were placed in the undercarriage, an engine dress-up kit was installed, and last but not least, a badass cassette stereo player was added for tuneful cruising around the local hangouts.
And this Mustang sported that typical '80s look on the outside as well, decked out with Ansen mags at each corner, an aftermarket Mach 1 scoop on top, and finally some cool hood locks to keep it all down tight. It was both a hard-ridden every day driver and hotshot weekend cruising machine all wrapped up under one fastback roof. The Ford helped Jerry get an education, get to and from work, and even got him his first date with his future wife, Kim. And when the rear went to crap in the Mustang due to its constant flogging on Jersey's back-roads, even Jerry's mom, Mary, pitched in by helping him change the gears in the driveway.
But like many cars back then, the road took a toll on the 'Stang. Jerry retired the car, and picked up a compact ride to help him with the long miles he was logging on Jersey's interstates. The blue fastback went into storage at the end of '85, to hopefully reappear one day when Jerry settled down. During the years that followed, Jerry moved out of state with his now-wife, Kim, and he found a long line of day jobs to help put her through medical school and internships. Once they settled in St. Petersburg, Florida, they started a family and a business. After years of raising the kids, and rebuilding the house, Jerry was ready to summon the '65 back into action--after almost 25 years in storage.
Even after sitting dormant for almost a quarter century, the Mustang was still in reasonably good shape when it was pulled from its storage spot. That's pretty lucky, given it spent most of its life in the northeast. As far as concept for the rebuild, Jerry had just a general idea of what he wanted to do with his ride, which would begin with stripping the car to its sheetmetal skin and starting from a fresh canvas. After a short stint at a restoration facility that was far from being on the up-and-up, Jerry decided that he was going to tackle the restoration himself with the help of some friends. So Jerry wheeled the carcass into his own garage and built a rotisserie from scratch to begin restoring the body. The shell was hoisted upon the rig, and Jerry slowly stripped the car to its skeleton.


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Was invited by BPI yesterday to talk about tech blogging and how BPI Online Banking has help me get out more without worrying about paying bills. They also launched their microsite/web app which allows you to create "It's More Fun" videos from photos of your trips.
The whole idea reminds me of the Lakbayan web app that we featured here back in 2007.
So I was digging my archives for photos I could use for the video mash-up. The challenge here is to find the best picture that fits the one-word description for the video slide.
The most challenging part is the "dive" entry since despite my many under-water adventures, I can't find one picture of me in any of my diving trips. The jump shot at the end is the photo-finisher.
Anyway, here's what I got from the 9 photos I submitted:
Here's a little challenge for the readers — try out the Get Out More site and make your own video mash-up. You only need 9 photos to complete the video which is uploaded to YouTube (there's a 15-minute delay since they manually approve the videos but you get email notifications so it's not that bad).
If you've made your own videos, go leave a comment here (it's going to be from YouTube) with the link to your entries. We'll pick one lucky winner and send them an Android smartphone.
Go, click here and start doing the videos.
Disclosure: This blogger was paid a speaking fee to talk during the event and to run this little video challenge to the readers. The prize (Android smartphone) was provided by this blogger.

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I may have posted this before....can't recall..... but, some folks asked for some more info on this setup, so I took some more pics to post up.....
I went with Powerlet due to their reliability and quality products for motorcycles.
Here is a listing of what I've put on my KTM 500 EXC
Low-Profile Powerlet Socket
PowerLet Fuse Block Assembly
Rigid Powerlet to Cigarette Socket Adapter
Micro USB Short Powerlet Charging Cable
Here is an image of the Fuse Block installed next to the Battery and next to the stock Fuse Block. This Fuse Block interfaces between the battery and the following:
Hard-wired GPS
Trickle Charger - That can double as a heater for a vest
PowerLet Plug - mounted on the HDB bar
AdvMonstor LED lights - To be setup
Here are some more pics of the full setup
Of course, you don't want to be in motion with you ipod charging......
As far as power drain, it's really a non-issue.
Generally any USB device (iPod, cell phone) pulls 5V, which is nothing compared to the 200W the system pumps out.
To get a rough estimate of your available power...
200 Watts divided by available voltage (12), allows for roughly 16.5 amps.
16.5amps is a lot of juice, plenty for any accessories you can slap on a dirt bike.
Anyhow, this is the current setup....soon, I'll be adding the AdvMonster lights....should be awesome.....
Thanks for the pics and explanation. I've got the HDB setup on my 500, 2 other bikes too (love it). How did you re-route the front brake line so it's not over top the gauge protector?
Does the low profile PowerLet socket come with wire to reach the fuse block assembly or did you splice between the fuse block and socket? I'm not experienced in electrical matter so if it ain't plug and play I'm sitting there staring at it thinking, "now what?".
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Introduced in the 7th century by monks in Japan, miso paste (made of fermented soy beans) is one of Japan's secrets to looking younger and living longer. High in antioxidants to help fight the effects of ageing miso is good for both your immune and digestive system, so what better ingredient to use in this recipe!
Similar to a creamy fish stew, this delicious creamy miso soup with fish and soy milk will help boost your general health with its ingredients packed full of vitamins and protein; and let's not forget it also gives you the chance to savour the delicious mild and sweet flavours of miso too!
• 2 tbs White Miso Paste
• 1 sachet Konbu Dashi – mixed with 375ml water
• 1 tbs Cooking Sake
• 1 tbs Mirin
• 300ml Soy Milk
• 2 Salmon Fillets (or any meaty fish)
• 1 pack Shirataki Noodles – drained (optional)
• 6 Shiitake Mushrooms – rehydrated
• 1 Carrot
• 200g Broccoli
• 1 Potato
Suggested Drink: Gekkeikan Beauty Range Sake
Grab a saucepan and add the konbu dashi mixed with water, soy milk, miso paste, cooking sake and mirin. Mix well and simmer gently on a low heat. Stir and skim the impurities off the stock from time to time if needed.
While your soup stock is heating prepare your vegetables, peel and cut them into bite-sized pieces. Remove your shiitake mushrooms' gard tips if necessary. Break your broccoli into florets.
After your stock has simmered for about 15 mins, add the vegetables and cover. Let them simmer until they become soft.
Finally, add the salmon and drained shirataki noodles to the pan. Leave everything to simmer for an extra 15 mins whilst still mixing from time to time. Your soup is now ready! Serve it as a filling starter or with cooked rice for a full meal. If you are looking for an extra healthy meal idea, check out our recipe on how to cook Japanese brown rice.
• Keep an eye on the soup when it is heating as it contains soy milk so boils over easily.
• If you don't have mirin in your cupboard, just add 1 tbs of sugar instead.


text: Academics claim reburial legislation is stifling archaeology Science 08 February 11 by Olivia Solon CC Licensed: Gonzo Carles Archaeologists have expressed their concerns about legislation that requires human remains discovered in ancient settlements to be reburied within two years.In a series of letters to justice secretary Ken Clarke, leading archaeology professors and members of RESCUE, The British Archaeological Trust, explain how the legislation is causing "severe damage to research and the advancement of knowledge".The concern stems from changes to the conditions of licenses issued under the Burial Act of 1857 and the Disused Burial Grounds Act of 1981. Since 2008 new conditions have been introduced to the licences which seek to enforce the reburial of human remains discovered in England and Wales two years after excavation. This doesn't give scientists very much time to examine bones and other human remains. Nor does it allow the indefinite retention of human remains in museums, universities and other cultural or scientific institutions. Extensions can be granted in special cases, but remains still have to be reburied after the allocated time.Diana Friendship-Taylor, Chair of RESCUE - The British Archaeological Trust, says in a letter dated 14 January: "If steps are not taken to rectify this situation we shall see a significant reduction in the scope and scale of archaeological and historical research, field in which Britain is an acknowledged world leader."She warns that it will cut off "the opportunity to investigate human remains further as and when new techniques are developed or when the opportunity arises to apply new techniques to previously excavated material".A separate letter to Clarke, co-signed by 40 archaeology academics and published in the Guardian, warns: "If the requirement for wholesale reburial remains, Britain risks losing its leading role in archaeology, a decline that will be observed by a mystified international scientific community.Before the 2008 changes, archaeologists were allowed to keep and study bones if they were old enough and of historical interest. When the changes were made, they were assured that it was only an interim measure, but so far there have been no revisions to the decision.The legislation applies to any human remains uncovered at some 400 archaeological dig sites, including Stonehenge and Happisburgh in Norfolk. Comments thanks mhijj hnb Feb 8th 2011 I think this is good... I didn't fancy the thought of being dug up again a few years after I died by "archaeologists" anyway. Most of the time they don't even bring real value to society in their findings, instead just desecrate the graves of those who can no longer defend themselves. AJ Feb 8th 2011 Britain is a world leader in archaeology, and it needs to work hard to hold on to that position. British archaeology brings millions of pounds every year in university students and internationality funded research. It is also extremely popular amongst the public. The humanity basis coupled with scientific rigour and its long-term view of human development means archaeology is in a unique position to advise us as we approach uncertain times. You only need to look at the development of new techniques over the last few decades (radiocarbon dating, AMS, rare element analysis, biochemistry, isotopic analysis) to see that two years is insufficient time for human remains to be made available for research - who knows what new advances are on their way. Archaeologists always treat human remains with the utmost respect and care. Although some might say the excavation of human remains is a desecration (ignoring the fact that is often necessary for future constructions), it could equally be argued that people of the distant past would have appreciated the opportunity for their mortal remains to be used to shed light on their past ways of life and beliefs. Bruce Feb 8th 2011 @Bruce "Although some might say the excavation of human remains is a desecration (ignoring the fact that is often necessary for future constructions), it could equally be argued that people of the distant past would have appreciated the opportunity for their mortal remains to be used to shed light on their past ways of life and beliefs."Maybe some people wouldn't mind, however, I am sure a lot of people would. We have absolutely no way of finding out which of the two situations is true, in which case the most ethical route would be not to dig the bones up in the first place (assuming this is not necessary). Anything else is just a rationalization for unethical behaviour.As for this being bad for archaeology, I think most people in the country would agree that respecting people's wishes in how their own bodies should be treated after death is a much more important issue.I personally wouldn't mind if my bones were removed temporarily from their resting place. Nevertheless, the key word here is "temporarily." If there was no time limit I assume at least some institutions would keep remains indefinitely. If there was a significantly larger time limit it increases the chance of the bones being lost (archived incorrectly)/stolen/forgotten about/whatever else and not being buried again. Again, I am sure many other people in the UK would echo this view point. James Feb 8th 2011 Your bones are going to be desecrated one way or another. If not by archaeologists, then by rodents gnawing on your bones, earthworms pooping on them, acids in the soils digesting away the minerals, bacteria slowly chewing away at the organic remains. If you were from a people without a written language (e.g., Neolithic, Paleolithic), don't you think you'd be willing to have your remains, what's left of them, exhumed and used to tell your story to all your great-great descendants? To leave a legacy - your personal story? JWE Feb 9th 2011 @James and AJ - the majority of human remains that are excavated by archaeologists these days are excavated because either they have been found by accident (eroding out of the coastline, for instance), or because someone is trying to build a car park or some other such development. Britain is such a small area that has been occupied for so long, that it is virtually impossible NOT to stumble across ancient graves at some point or another. Recent burials are unlikely to be disturbed - they are well-marked and protected. No one is going to dig up your grave in a few years. But others...? Well, it's been happening for a long time.Now, you might think we should just study the remains and rebury them and be done with it all. Surely two years is plenty of time, right? But, so many new methods and technologies have emerged recently and they continue to be developed.Consider stable isotope analysis. It's a relatively new technique that lets you analyse a person's bones and teeth and determine a) if that person is local or an immigrant, and b) approximately where that person came from. One of the really cool applications has been to test remains that have already been in museum collections for some time. It's been possible to identify Viking immigrants, for instance, and people born in Britain, but who were buried like Vikings. It's made it possible to compare Anglo-Saxon immigrants with ancient British and see that actually, the British were doing ok for themselves. It's challenging the way that we think about the Anglo-Saxon invasion of Britain. And we couldn't have done that without human remains to study. What if all those individuals had been reburied before we'd developed the technique? I believe in treating the dead with respect and in leaving graves untouched where those graves are safe from being disturbed. But, when a grave is exposed and threatened, then I feel that we have an obligation to carefully remove the remains, study them, PUBLISH the results promptly and curate those remains so that others can learn from them. Reburial when you cannot reproduce the funeral practices, religious beliefs and general context anyway seems, to me, to be a very sad thing. ELM Mar 22nd 2011 The Archaeologists are nothing but Grave robbers, they are desecrating the graves of men women & children.. so far they have removed 390 human remains from Stonehenge and they intend never to return them back to this sacred site A WORLD HERITAGE SITE !!....they have no respect what so ever for peoples beliefs past and present ...SHAME ON THEM .... Ambrosius Jun 22nd 2012 Reply to a comment Name Email Comment Submit » Latest on wired.co.uk


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I got BioShock late last week, and I've been playing it since Thursday night. I actually like it more than I did when me and the AGI crew previewed it a month ago.
My main concern about BioShock was that the experience would peak too early. But when a game is keeping you awake until 3 a.m., it's got to be doing something right. This is one of those games where you only stop playing to shower and eat. Maybe talk to your wife.
I'm still picking away at it, but I've got some early thoughts before the official write-up.
– This game is still creepy. I thought it was a sick piece of work to begin with, but the characters you meet in this game are some of the most warped you'll ever met in the virtual space. Andrew Ryan needs to die. Yesterday.
– If you're a religious person, you probably won't like the fact that the Splicers (the bad guys) sing stuff like, "Jesus loves me, yes I know … cause the Bible tells me so." Then they swing at you with fury, while covered in blood. I'm still trying to figure that out — you'll know when I know.
– I'm worried there's too much stuff to account for in the way of plasmids and tonics. There are so many slots to put everything, it almost feels like I'm building an RPG character. Not sure I like that.
– The more things change, the more they stay the same — give me an FPS with a shotgun, and I'm a happy guy. Especially when it has cool little gears and a gas-powered knick-knack embedded into it. Finding a weapon upgrade station is a joy in itself.
– Sander Cohen. Freak.
– I'm hot and cold on how the game handles death. You never really "die" … you get revived in the nearest "vita-chamber," almost like re-spawning in a multiplayer match. This even happens when you fight major characters, so you could essentially keep picking away at someone (dying repeatedly until you beat them, with no fear of permanent death or some kind of punishment. This happened in Prey."
– (SPOILER THOUGHT) I'm starting to expect every 2K FPS to have that one emotionally wrenching "tragic scene." Prey had one, The Darkness had one, and now BioShock's got a couple of them. Being a family member/significant other/friend of the main character in a 2K shooter is like wearing the red shirt in a "Star Trek" episode — it means you're going to die, and die badly.
– I hope I beat this game before I have to write about it. I want to see it to the end … and I hope the ending doesn't suck.


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My Dad passed away on August 6th, 2012.
Even though he had been diagnosed with a terminal illness, his death was unexpected. We all thought we had more time…
It is now mid-March, 2013 and I'm still going through the grieving process. Just when you think you're doing okay, a memory will hit… And down we go again. I spent a lot of time curled up in a dark room, wishing it were all a nightmare. That I would have given any and everything to be so exhausted from caring for Dad, just as long as he were back with us. But it doesn't work like that and eventually we have to crawl out of that darkness.
I went back to work fulltime, working with the same people Dad did before he had to take disability leave. It is a strange thing… but it seems a good way of coping and dealing with the massive hole he left in my life.
On the writing front… Several things have gone Out of Print with my previous publisher. I decided to go my own path and will have those available again here soon. My cover artist is doing an AWESOME job with the covers and I can't wait to show them off.
Thanks so much for your patience for the last few years. I truly appreciate the kind words and support and hope to be back on track in this thing we call life here soon.
While I would love to say I have this in progress or that in the works, the simple fact is that ALL of my writing has been put on hold. I take care of my Dad on a full time basis. His disease (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy – or PSP, for short) has rapidly progressed and he is unable to do anything for himself. We are a team of 3 (my mom, sister, and I), but we work non-stop, day and night. Unlike hospital staff, we don't get to go home at the end of the day. We don't get to unwind. The brain doesn't get to turn off and not think about meds/feedings/moving from point A to point B, etc… and will the Hoyer fit through that doorway…
And my mind certainly can't find a creative anything at the moment.
I will get back to writing at some point. I will also continue to get any books back up for sale as the rights revert back to me. Please understand that my 5 year plan for writing (and the Soul Mates series) wasn't supposed to be anything like it is now. Life happens when you make plans, they say. And right now, this is the life we're wading our way through.


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LONG BEACH, Calif. - Junior Dan Matulis earned 2nd-team ACWPC All-American honors while senior Spencer White and Junior Nick Rascon both earned honorable mention. This marks the 18th year in a row that a member of the men's water polo team has earned all-american honors.
Matulis becomes the first 49er since 2005 to garner 2nd-team all-american honors. The Milford, Ohio native led Long Beach State with 69 goals and a 2.16 goals per game average. Matulis also finished the season scoring multiple goals in 23 games for LBSU.
Rascon tabs his second honorable mention honors having received in his freshman campaign. The junior played in 22 matches for the 49ers and finished with 24 goals. Rascon led Long Beach State to a thrilling win over then No. 19 Cal Baptist with the game-winning goal with 10 seconds remaining.
White, a transfer from Cal, in his only season with the 49ers earns his first all-american honors. The senior finished last season with 63 goals, good for second on the team. The Mission Viejo, Calif., product had a team-high seven goals in a 22-7 win over Occidental.
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Nsien: We're going to play hard
Defender Michael Nsien has jumped back into the first team after a partial MCL tear forced him to miss 11 matches. However, he is scheduled to miss Thursday's match against the Montreal Impact after receiving a one-match suspension for too many yellow cards.
The Tulsa, Okla., native is glad to be playing again, though, and he hopes the team can finish the season on a high note.
"Over these last couple games, we've shown that we're good and that we can play, but it's important that we finish out the season strong. For me, that's what it's about: finishing strong, playing competitively, and climbing as far up the standings as we can."
"As a team, we've been encouraged by the way we've been playing and the results we've achieved, so it feels a bit like the pressure's off, actually. The morale of the team is very high right now, despite where we are in the league, and we're going to go out there, have fun and play hard."
Nsien and the rest of the Timbers have collected shutouts in two consecutive matches, beating the Virginia Beach Mariners 1-0 on Aug. 10 and shutting down the Puerto Rico Islanders 3-0 on Aug. 18. Nsien thinks a good goalkeeper and a slight formation change has helped secure those wins.
"We're still playing a 4-4-2 formation, but we're giving our outside backs more freedom, which means Jacobi (Goodfellow) and I need to be more disciplined in the center. There's a lot of responsibility in the center-back position."
"Bayard has come in and brought a lot of energy, and he's pushed Josh for the starting goalkeeper position. They're both really good keepers and they push each other every day in practice, so both of them have my confidence when they're behind me."
With only three matches remaining this season, talk has already begun of what awaits the players in the offseason. Nsien plans to have some additional tests run on his injured knee, but beyond that, anything's possible.
"I have to get my knee scoped, because I tore my meniscus as well as my MCL back in June against Seattle. So, I'm going to get that done, get my fitness back, then after that, maybe get into a preseason team with the MLS and see what happens. But I definitely wouldn't mind coming back to Portland next season also, so we'll see."


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NEW YORK (AP) - Brad Richards and Michael Del Zotto scored, Henrik Lundqvist made 22 saves, and the New York Rangers advanced to the Eastern Conference finals with a 2-1 victory in Game 7 over the Washington Capitals.
Richards scored less than two minutes in, and Del Zotto doubled the lead in the third period to help the top-seeded Rangers improve to 5-0 in Game 7s at Madison Square Garden.
That set up a matchup with the New Jersey Devils, the team the Rangers beat in the 1994 conference finals en route to their first Stanley Cup title in 54 years.
That series will open Monday in New York.
New York and Washington alternated wins and losses from Game 1 on, and this one didn't come easy for the Rangers, who missed a chance to eliminate the Capitals in Game 6 on the road.
Just 38 seconds after Del Zotto made it 2-0 at 10:05 of the third, Roman Hamrlik sent a shot off of New York forward Derek Stepan that fluttered past Lundqvist for his only blemish of the night.
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A new code of practice for sky lanterns has been published in a further bid to reduce the damage they cause to livestock, crops and property.
Released into the air by festival goers, wedding and funeral guests, campers and many others, sky - or Chinese - lanterns have been blamed by landowners for causing fires and killing or hurting animals. Various organisations have banned their sale or use in recent years.
The latest move by the Trading Standards Institute is to publish a code offering guidance for those designing, manufacturing, distributing, retailing or using sky lanterns.
The code is the result of discussions between the government and industry, and follows sustained industry lobbying.
As well as fires, there have been cases of cattle ingesting the wire from lanterns, especially in processed feed.
CLA eastern regional director Nicola Currie said she remained disappointed that the UK had not introduced a total ban.
"I'm pleased Trading Standards are involved and any step which helps educate the public has to be welcomed. But I'm not optimistic that a ban will come to our shores, which is a dreadful shame as these lanterns are very dangerous and their use is completely inappropriate.
"A significant number of countries have realised the dangers and acted. The UK is lagging behind.
"What we need is an outright ban - some lanterns are marketed as 'farmer friendly', but there is no such thing."
NFU assistant land management adviser Jonathan Evans said: "The NFU welcomes the fact that Trading Standards and the wider industry are taking a much closer look at this issue and have recognised the dangers of releasing Chinese lanterns.
"However, we are still calling for an outright ban and will continue to lobby government until action is taken.
"People who buy lanterns have got to realise just how dangerous they can be - they have caused fires on an industrial scale, destroy acres of crops and kill or injure farm animals.
"The NFU has been encouraged to see local councils such as Essex banning the use of lanterns on its land and large retailers like Tesco and Poundland taking action."
The highest profile fire known to have been caused by a lantern was last year in the West Midlands. CCTV footage showed a lantern landing at a recycling plant in Smethwick before a fire started involving 100,000 tonnes of plastic.


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Cape Town — The eternal optimist, Nigerian mathematician Leonard Karshima Shilgba, once wrote: "Seasoned commentators on national and international issues have this nifty ability to sway the audience whether with polemics or reason. They hold in their hands the master stroke for hope or dismay."
This nifty ability to sway audiences has been at work in South Africa in the form of myths that have taken flight since President Thabo Mbeki relieved Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge of the position of deputy health minister.
One would be less concerned were it not for the importance of understanding our social reality in relation to the right citizens have of access to information, especially on critical social issues such as our public health system.
Most of these myths fall under four categories: first, the single-handed driver of the HIV and Aids National Strategic Plan (NSP), without which the NSP is destined to collapse; secondly, the intolerant president and "Mrs High and Mighty" Minister of Health (a Sunday newspaper's phrase) opposed to the plan; thirdly a president and minister antagonistic to independence of thought and lofty democratic ideals, measured most remarkably by a deputy minster's opposition to government policy, and lastly, the two villains conspiring against "Mrs Down to Earth" (the same Sunday newspaper) by setting her up for a trip to an international HIV and Aids vaccine conference and on her return kicking her out of government - their conspiratorial arts having finally borne fruit.
Sadly, like all myths not exposed to the light of fact, they are in danger of assuming the respectability of truth.
Myth one: the NSP is now collapsing.
In response to the HIV and Aids epidemic, the government seven years ago adopted the Strategic Plan 2000-2005 and in 2003 the Operational Plan. This was done in consultation with stakeholders who in turn embraced the plan as a guiding framework.
It served to broaden the involvement of agencies beyond the Department of Health and established and expanded key programmes such as health education, voluntary counselling and testing, prevention of mother-to-child transmission and anti-retroviral therapy.
At the end of the plan's five years, the South African National Aids Council (Sanac), under the leadership of Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, mandated the Department of Health to lead a process of developing the NSP for 2007-2011.
It was developed through an intensive and inclusive process of inputs from a wide range of stakeholders, who share the approach premised on four pillars: prevention; treatment, care and support; research, monitoring and surveillance; and human and legal rights.
As it did before, Cabinet exercises political authority while implementation is primarily the responsibility of the Department of Health. Responsibility for co-ordination across government rests with the Inter-ministerial Committee on Aids, comprising eight ministries.
Sanac provides guidance and political direction, support and monitoring of the sector programmes. It operates on three levels - a high-level council, chaired by the deputy president and with a civil society deputy chair; a sector level, with sectors taking responsibility for their own organisation, plans, programmes, monitoring and reporting to Sanac; and a programme level, led by the social cluster.
The myth some seem intent on peddling is that the NSP runs the risk of collapsing because of Madlala-Routledge's removal from office. This would be an unprecedented development. Few, if any, government policy programmes have been or could have been propelled by a single individual, in particular this programme, which depends more than most on a wide range of departments and structures inside and outside of government.
Myth two: the angel versus the villains.
This myth holds that Mbeki and Tshabalala-Msimang were so opposed to the NSP that they set out to weed its supposed jockey out of government.
The facts presented above speak of a different reality - one of leadership and support of the NSP by the president and the entire Cabinet. Why then the continued propagation of this myth?
One can offer at least two plausible explanations. The first is that there appears to be a yawning gulf between public commentary on the one hand and the reality of government policy on the other. This leads, among other things, to an inadequate appreciation of the impact of policy objectives and the progress we could realistically have made relative to the myriad challenges we face. Secondly, the myth is perhaps employed as part of the contest of political space (nothing wrong if this was disclosed for all to know precisely what we are dealing with!).
It seems that caricatures of all sorts are made of those who promote a holistic approach to the fight against HIV and Aids, rather than specific demands advocated by some pressure groups.
This is not without its social costs. It shifts focus from the real work that has been and continues to be done, not only in the fight against HIV and Aids but also to improve the public health system as a whole.
Here lies Shilgba's concern about the nifty ability to sway audiences, in hope or dismay.
Myth three: the independent thinker versus the kowtowing Cabinet.
At a press briefing two days after she was removed from office, Madlala-Routledge stated that she did not disagree with government policy on HIV and Aids. Yet, the myth that she was removed from office for opposing government policy must not die yet.
The myth holds that she was an independent voice in government while her colleagues are supposedly kowtowing to presidential decree after decree. The broader myth is that Mbeki is intolerant and stops at nothing to purge anyone who differs. This is despite the fact that government engages in robust debate and discussion, often with the encouragement of the president.
This myth is neither new or about to go away. A handful of "independent free thinkers" have emerged, whose purview broadly falls within an ideological paradigm that is opposed to the government and the liberation movement as a whole.
The independents may, at times, have legitimate concerns. But it is their ideological predisposition and not the legitimate concerns they may once in a while express, that has them placed in high seats in institutions of consciousness-formation.
But there is double-think in this myth. Suppose that Madlala-Routledge had indeed been removed for her opposition to government policy? Which public or private institution, the world over, keeps someone opposed to its policy? One would have thought that it would be a matter of course that anyone opposed to the policies of an institution would seek employment in institutions that uphold views with which they agree.
Myth four: the set-up for dismissal.
Perhaps the most absurd of the myths is that the president set up Madlala-Routledge to undertake a trip to an international conference on HIV and Aids in Spain in order to fire her. This suggests that the president would have conspired with the conference organisers to invite her, knowing that she would defy him when he disapproved of the trip.
The facts, which Madlala-Routledge has not disputed, are as follows: every member of Cabinet and deputy minister is required to seek the president's consent before they travel internationally. With regard to this trip, the president conveyed his decision on the morning of June 11, a day before she said she would travel. She nevertheless left the country on the evening of the 11th.
Madlala-Routledge claims she learnt of the president's decision while she was in Spain and immediately took the next flight home. She did not, however, communicate with the president to inform him of the supposed misunderstanding. Neither did she do so even after the matter was leaked to a Sunday newspaper.
The president cited the Spanish trip in his letter relieving Madlala-Routledge from office. Most importantly, he drew attention to the significance of collective work - of which he concluded she failed to be part - in the development and implementation of national policy. Where could the set-up be, one might ask?
Mukoni Ratshitanga is president Thabo Mbeki's spokesperson. He writes here in his personal capacity.


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I also misunderstood. I thought you were speaking generally and only centered on Genesis cause it's the new thing…lol
I still think my suggestions are good. There is a thread every month in the freepository that challenges people to come up with images based on the current months theme and they give prizes. I don't see why the same could not be done for morphs strictly for Genesis, but also the other models as well. People need to understand that even though they don't have the morph packages (me for one) that they are not limited, they simply need to know what to do. For example, I keep hearing about the DForm in Daz and even though I have read tuts about it, I have no clue how to use it, it's over my head. I do know how to manipulate a mesh in Hex and Sculptris, yet have no idea how to convert that change into a morph file. I am sure there are many more people like me, who simply just need to learn how to do these things. On top of learning how to do morphs in such a fashion, it will help people learn more about the programs they use and you can't go wrong with that.


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Now we are ready to add lighting to our flying logo project. So I am going to use Standard lights in this case, and I want to create a so-called key light, which is the primary source of illumination in a scene. So in the terminology of film, video, and photography, a key light is the most important light source, the one that's going to generate highlights and shadows, as opposed to a fill light, which is just sort of filling in the shadows. So for a key light, I'll usually use a spotlight, and spotlight is going to illuminate the scene, sending out light in a cone shape.
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Landon Donovan continued his defiant response to being left out of the USA FIFA World Cup™ squad with his third goal in two games as the Los Angeles Galaxy drew 1-1 with the Chicago Fire in MLS.
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