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AMERICAN EXPERIENCE "The Abolitionists" - William Lloyd Garrison | PBS (#101)
At 22, William Lloyd Garrison moved to Boston and determined that the abolition of slavery would be the cause that would give meaning to his life. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE's "The Abolitionists" premieres... 02:07
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE "The Abolitionists" - Frederick Douglass and John Brown | PBS (#102)
John Brown meets with Frederick Douglass and reveals his radical plan to raise an army, attack plantations and free the slaves. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE's "The Abolitionists" premieres on Tuesday,... 02:11
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE "The Abolitionists" - Harriet Beecher Stowe | PBS
Following the tragic death of her young son and moved by the plight of slave families being torn apart by the Fugitive Slave Law, Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin". AMERICAN... 02:56
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE "The Abolitionists" - Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison | PBS
After hearing Frederick Douglass speak at an anti-slavery convention in Nantucket, an inspired William Lloyd encourages Douglass to join the abolitionist movement. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE's "The... 02:55
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE The Abolitionists - Angelina Grimké | PBS
Angelina Grimké, the outspoken daughter of a wealthy Charleston, South Carolina plantation family, believed that slavery was a sin and a stain on the nation. AMERICAN EXPERIENCE's "The... 03:00
American Experience | The Abolitionists, Chapter 1 | PBS (#2501)
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AMERICAN EXPERIENCE's "The Abolitionists" premieres on PBS January 8, 2013 at 9/8c. Learn more: www.pbs.org 02:51
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Historians John Stauffer and Lois Brown talk about the value of the abolitionists' story. See Stauffer and Brown in AMERICAN EXPERIENCE's "The Abolitionists", premiering January 8, 2013 at 9/8c... 02:58
American Experience | Garrison Introduces Douglass | PBS (#2501)
William Lloyd Garrison speaks to a crowd in Nantucket and introduces Frederick Douglass. 02:16
American Experience | Fugitive Slave Act | PBS (#2501)
The Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 made the hunting down of escaped slaves full legal. 02:19
American Experience | A Eulogy to the Movement | PBS (#2501)
Frederick Douglass offers a eulogy to the abolitionist movement at Garrison's funeral. 02:47
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AMERICAN EXPERIENCE's "The Abolitionists" premieres on PBS January 8, 2013 at 9/8c. Learn more: www.pbs.org 01:57
THE DUST BOWL: A Film By Ken Burns | Premieres Sun., Nov. 18th | The Critics React | PBS
Survey the causes of the worst man-made ecological disaster in American history, when the frenzied wheat boom of the "Great Plow-Up," followed by a decade-long drought during the 1930s, nearly... 00:31
American Experience | Failed Protests | PBS (#101)
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Today my wife and I cracked open the blue cheese that I made quite a while ago. This series of posts describes the process and each update. It was a bit of a mess when I wrapped it up a few months ago, but it looked quite nice today when I unwrapped it and cut out the first wedge
Kim said, "This cheese is the best blue cheese she has ever tasted!" Well I can certainly vouch for that. It was divine. There was a slight blue marbling throughout, and a little bit of red and white mould on the exterior which added to the flavour. It was really a cross between a sharp brie and a soft blue. We demolished half of it for supper because it was just so good. It went well with a nice bottle of Merlot!
So it just goes to show that even in failure there is always something worth saving! May I suggest that if you do have a blue cheese disaster, persevere with the remnants. It will taste like heaven if kept wrapped for a few months in the normal refrigerator.
Has anyone else saved a blue cheese from disaster?
Friday, 6 January 2012
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Raw Milk Food Standards Australia
As I mentioned yesterday, I did a bit of research on the ASNZ Food Standards website, and there has been a recent ammendment to using raw milk in cheese making. Here is the regulation.
Standard 4.2.4 - Primary Production and Processing Standard for Dairy Products16 Processing of dairy products to make cheese and cheese productsMilk or dairy products used to make cheese or cheese products must be processed –(a) in accordance with subclause 15(1); or(b) by being held at a temperature of no less than 62°C for a period of no less than 15 seconds, and the cheese or cheese product stored at a temperature of no less than 2°C for a period of 90 days from the date of processing; or(c) such that –(i) the curd is heated to a temperature of no less than 48°C; and
(ii) the cheese or cheese product has a moisture content of less than 36%, after being stored at a temperature of no less than 10°C for a period of no less than 6 months from the date of processing; or(d) in accordance with clause 1 of Standard 4.2.4A.
So I have two choices. Pasteurise the milk, as per the instructions in (b) and then make cheese with it, or follow clause (c). So that means that I can make Romano, Parmesan, and Gruyere with raw milk as long as I follow these rules. Luckily all these cheese recipes comply or can be adapted to follow the rules. With the cheese being at a lower temperature of 10C vice the normal 13C it will take a bit longer to mature anyway and loose a fair bit of moisture. So will the rest of the cheese in the cheese fridge, but just for the taste it is a sacrifice that I am willing to take!
Here is to more raw milk cheese making!
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Romano - Video Tutorial
Finally I have finished processing the Romano video that I took over a month ago. I follow the recipe that is listed at the post titled "Romano". In this video, I am using raw milk which was given to me by a friend. I have done some research regarding food laws here in Australia, and it is quite legal to make Romano, Parmesan and Gruyere with raw milk as long as you follow some guide lines. More on that in another post though.
Here is the long awaited video tutorial. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it (the cheese and the video)!
Here is the long awaited video tutorial. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it (the cheese and the video)!
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The culture of the twelfth century has been rightly called "The Twelfth-Century Renaissance" because medieval Europe experienced a dramatic growth in courtly literature, philosophy, law, the arts, architecture, and also technology (see Charles Homer Haskins, The Renaissance of the Twelfth Century, 1927; Giles Constable, The Reformation of the Twelfth Century, 1996; Heinrich Fichtenau, Heretics and Scholars in the High Middle Ages [1992], 1998). One of the leading theoretical thinkers was John of Salisbury who has been hailed as a true humanist even in the modern sense of the word. He was born at Old Sarum (the former site of Salisbury) sometime between 1115 and 1120. The famous Peter Abelard, who basically …
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OA – Goshen Bus Loading
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June 13, 1928 - Oct. 4, 2007
WAKEMAN Dorothy Schieve-Hahn, 79, of Birmingham, died Thursday evening at Specialty Hospital in Lorain.
She was born June 13, 1928, in Birmingham, and had lived there her whole life. She was a graduate of Birmingham High School.
She worked at the White Diner, Opperman Cider Mill, Schoepfle's Gardens, and the Griffin Box Factory. She was a member of the Birmingham United Methodist Church, and she enjoyed making cakes, candy and gambling.
She is survived by her husband of 15 years, Raymond E. Hahn; sons, Guy (Debby) Schieve of Birmingham, Jason Schieve of Birmingham; stepchildren, Gerri (Raymond) Hardwick of Henrietta, Tammy (Tom) Everett of Birmingham, David Hahn of Birmingham, Denise Meek of Birmingham; sisters, Kathleen (Robert "Slick") Davidson of Birmingham, Erma Camp of Amherst; brothers. Edward (Virginia) Logan of Illinois, William (Joan) Logan of Sandusky, Richard (Pat) Logan of Wakeman; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, George Schieve; parents, Jerome Logan and Marien Mae (Bates) Gaag-Logan; and a brother, Theodore Logan.
Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday at Morman Funeral Home, 16 Cooper St., Wakeman, where services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Burial will follow in Birmingham Cemetery.
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Manzan Benigaki
Red Persimmons
DIR Shinsuke Ogawa, Peng Xiaolian
The Other Conquest La Otra Conquista (1998)
Dir: Salvador Carasco
Link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0175996/
Cuisine et dépendances (Kitchen with Apartment)
Philippe Muyl
The Fracture
Gregory Hoblit
United States
The Journey of Natty Gann (Jeremy Kagan, USA, 1985) :
Francois Woukoache, Belgium, Cameroon, 1996
the Bloodiest
Jean-Pierre Bekolo, Cameroon, France, 2005
Quartier Mozart
Jean Pierre Bekolo, Cameroon, France, 1992
Aristotle's Plot
Jean Pierre Bekolo, France, United Kingdom, Zimbabwe, 1996
Sango Malo
Bassek Ba Kobhio, Cameroon, Burkina Faso, 1990
in honour of alana's list
The Color of Love (1994)
Dir: Peggy Ahwesh
Africa I Fleece You
Jean Marie Teno, Cameroon, France, Germany, 1993
Jean Marie Teno, Cameroon, France, Germany, 1996
Sacred Places
Jean Marie Teno, Cameroon, France, 2009
in honour of peter weiss :)
Studie II: Hallucinationer (1952) Sweden
Dir: Peter Weiss
Muna Moto
Jean Pierre Dikongue, Cameroon, 1975
Daniel Kamwa, Cameroon, 1976
Daniel Kamwa, Cameroon, 1994
Within Our Gates (1919)
directed by Oscar Micheaux
written by Oscar Micheux
starring Evelyn Preer, Flo Clements, James D. Ruffin, Jack Chenault, William Smith, Charles D. Lucas
In 1992, Within Our Gates was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant".
"This film is one of the earliest surviving examples of a film by an African American filmmaker. Sylvia Landry is engaged to a black soldier, but her rival Alma Pritchard arranges for him to catch Sylvia in an innocent but compromising situation. No longer engaged, she moves to the South to work as a teacher in an all-black school. When the school has financial problems, she returns to Boston to raise money for it. There, she is befriended by a white doctor, Dr. Vivian, who falls in love with her. In a flashback, her rival tells the doctor how Sylvia lost her family. Sylvia's father was unjustly accused of murder, and her parents were lynched. Micheaux was not a great artist, but his films are important because they dealt with issues that the mainstream "white" studios ignored. The only surviving print of Within Our Gates was found in an archive in Spain, and the titles had been rewritten in Spanish. When translated back to English, plot points may have been lost. On the other hand, the last third of the film is a haunting flashback to the death of Sylvia's parents. The scenes of the lynch-mob beating one man to death and hanging Mr. and Mrs. Landry are still powerful today, and the film is highly critical of blacks who betray their race to earn favor with the white dominant society." –AllMovie.com
*Hatsu Yume (First Dream)
Dir: Bill Viola
For some reason this isn't listed in IMDB. I just put a link to it's Amazon page (so you know it really exists) but if there is a proper procedure please let me know and I'll resubmit.
De Dødes Tjern (Lake of the Dead)
Kåre Bergstrøm, 1958
Victory (Maurice Tourneur, USA, 1919)
Destroy All Monsters
Ishiro Honda
The Secret (1979 Hong Kong)
Director: Ann Hui
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The Butterfly Murders (1979 Hong Kong)
Director: Tsui Hark
Father and Son (1981 Hong Kong)
Director: Allen Fong
Ah Ying (1983 Hong Kong)
Director: Allen Fong
Just Like the Weather (1986 Hong Kong)
Director: Allen Fong
Hong Kong 1941 (1984 Hong Kong)
Director: Leong Po-Chih
Long Arm of Law (1984 Hong Kong)
Director: Johnny Mak
Das Tripas Coração (1982) aka Heart and Guts
Dir: Ana Carolina
Umi to dokuyaku (1986) aka The Sea and Poison
Dir: Kei Kumai
Z.P.G. (1972) Michael Campus
Village People Radio Show (2007)
Dir: Amir Muhammad
When I Turned Nine (2004)
Dir: In-ho Yun
Le chat d'appartement (1998)
Dir : Sarah Roper
What is That? (2007)
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(Rs. in crores) As at As at 1. Contingent liabilities, commitments (to the extent not provided for) March 31, March 31, 2014 2013 Description of claims and assertions where a potential loss is possible, but not probable is reported under note (1) and (2) below: 1 Claims against the Company not acknowledged as debts (i) Sales tax - Gross 869.50 353.54 - Net of tax 573.96 238.84 (ii) Excise duty - Gross 856.67 867.35 - Net of tax 565.49 585.94 (iii) Others - Gross 250.34 173.90 - Net of tax 157.52 117.48 (iv) IncomeTax in respect of matters pending in appeal /others 92.58 95.20 2 The claims / liabilities in respect of excise duty, sales tax and other matters where the issues were decided in favour of the Company for which the Department is in further appeal 71.42 70.80 3 Other money for which the Company is contingently liable in respect of bills discounted and export sales on deferred credit 348.39 204.30 4 Estimated amount of contracts remaining to be executed on capital account and not provided for 1,629.65 1,526.11 5 Purchase commitments 9,597.72 12,142.44 2. Other notes (i) Capital Work-in-progress as at March 31,2014 includes building under construction at Singur in West Bengal of Rs.309.88 crores for the purposes of manufacturing automobiles. In October 2008, the Company moved the Nano project from Singur in West Bengal to Sanand in Gujarat. In June 2011, the newly elected Government of West Bengal (State Government) enacted a legislation to cancel land lease agreement. The Company challenged the legal validity of the legislation. In June 2012, the High Court of Calcutta ruled against the validity of the legislation and restored Company''s rights under the land lease agreement. The State Government filed an appeal in the Supreme Court of India, which is pending disposal. Based on management''s assessment no provision is considered necessary to the carrying cost of buildings at Singur. (ii) The Company has substantially completed the process of divesting its investments in certain foreign subsidiary companies to TML Holding Pte Ltd, Singapore, a wholly owned subsidiary. Conseguently, the year ended March 31, 2014 includes a profit of Rs.1,966.12 crores on such divestment (Rs. Nil for the year ended March 31,2013). (iii) During FY 2012-13, the Company sold the Forge division at Jamshedpur to its wholly-owned subsidiary, TML Drivelines Ltd on a slump sale basis for a consideration of X110 crores vide an agreement dated March 28,2013.
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Whichever it may be, it's definitely WAY over the top...
...and I hope this doesn't inspire some crazy person to light themselves on fire and sky dive onto a gas station, because I don't want join talk radio and Fox News in going through the motions of pointing out how something like that is obviously connected to the rhetoric that comes out of MSNBC.
Then again, I might not have to say so, because THAT would go without saying wouldn't it?
(seriously now) This is almost...almost...worse than the new official logo the Democrats use. I don't know, maybe its just me...but probably not.
At least this one makes sense. Just sayin'...I'm sure this was a banner they were proud to carry with them into the last election.
This is what they get for following me on Twitter, I would've never seen this otherwise (or it would have taken a while).
After sharing this post on Free Republic I got a lot of great perspectives on this logo, here are a few of them:
The logo appears to have red spikes.
On first glance, they look like daggers. Next glance, they look like tentacles, reaching into every corner of our lives. Or they could be flames, destroying our way of life.
Stars with skid-marks?! Just a thought.
the only shooting stars that come to mind when I think of Democrats are the drug-addled variety in Hollyweird...
Looks like Freddie Krugger wiped his claws in that rag. Definitely a symbol of death and hate. Ban it!
Someone threw three rocks through the window and now the house is on fire.
Where are the other 54 stars?
It's a burning flag.
Starfish cooking on a grill
How patriotic! It's the stars and carrots.
Looks like weird red fingers coming out.
I dunno, if you rotate it left it looks kinda like a flat birthday cake with 6 weird red candles and three stars.
Those red stripes look like knives or swords.


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Silver Solution: Safe and Non-Toxic
We have done a great deal of work as I said so that we can give you answers and data that you need to protect your family, your friends and other people. When you ask a question, I'll either tell you I don't know or I will show you exactly where my answer is, where it came from, I'll quote to you the page and the paragraph where that information comes from.
We're talking about safety now 'cause I think its first on the list. Is it safe? The biggest question that comes up with safety is can I safely take this? Can I take it every single day? These safety studies, the first one we tested at 200 times the normal adult dosage. That's equivalent of me sitting down and drinking 32 ounces at one sitting. At that level it was deemed completely non toxic to the test animals. It was an FDA requirement we do a lot of work with the FDA, we do a lot of work with government agencies and that's the first one.
The second one is Probiotic Bacteria. This is the part that's hard for people to understand. We have created the only silver product, that I'm aware of, that has proven to kill pathogens. When I say pathogen, just for your information, that is a bug that will kill you. A virus, a bacteria, a protozoa, a yeast, a mould, if its pathogenic it means it will kill you. So when I say that probiotic bacteria is the stuff that you need, that's the stuff that's in your intestinal tract. You use it for digestion and what we have been able to do is show in 2 major studies that this product will not hurt the good bacteria in your system. And yet we'll go through it, it will stun you what pathogens we can kill and what levels.
You'll also see that we did injected, ingested which means they took them, they injected up to 5000mg per kilogram directly into the animals, no toxic effect. Even at twice the dosage that you have up to 32 parts per million, no toxicity, completely non toxic. The government also came out with their own numbers. The EPA, that's Environmental Protection Agency, they are the people who control toxicity worldwide. I mean almost every where, they're into everything but mostly here in the United States. They are nasty, nobody plays with the EPA. The FDA is one thing, the EPA, if you tick off the EPA they can come in, drill holes in your door, put a big chain through it and your business is done.
But the EPA came out with their own numbers. It's called the red document, registration eligibility document. On the 2nd page in the 4th paragraph, it states that you can safely consume 0.005mg per kilogramme a day. Now if I translate that into English, what it actually means is that the average size adult could drink about 4 teaspoons of the new silver solution everyday for their entire life and have that be deemed completely safe, everyday. This gives you the ability to know that you could use the product everyday to boost your immune system to help you fight off pathogens and you could do it safely every single day by their numbers. But if you don't believe their numbers then I'm sceptical about some of theirs.
The fact is that we have 8 major safety studies injected, ingested, in vitro, in vivo all showing that its completely non toxic. When I went to the EPA for a number of approvals that I have, they give you a toxicity rating. Now if you were to spill 3 bottles of Clorox, that is an EPA reportable spill. When I went to him to talk about hospital disinfection with the technology, the number that I was given for a reportable spill for us was 12,500,000 gallons. So if I can actually get 12,500,000 gallons into 1 spot and I spill it I have to report it. but if its only 4,999,…14 million ….no 11,999,000… anyway you get the point.


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Art Market Adapts to Supply Issues – artmarketblog.com
Art Market Adapts to Supply Issues – artmarketblog.com
Souren Melikian of the International Herald Tribune recently wrote an article voicing his concerns about the dwindling supply of important Impressionist and Modern paintings. Using Monet's "Nymphéas" which sold for £40.92 million June as well as what he considers to be an underwhelming Degas pastel that sold for £13.28 million, Melikian points out that it is the work of the "Impressionist and Modern Masters" such as Degas and Monet that are achieving the highest prices. While there is no doubt that many of the most important Impressionist and Modern paintings have historically topped the list of the most desirable and most highly valued works to enter the art market – Melikian suggests that without these potentially record breaking works, the art market will be unable to continue to flourish.
Surely Melikian would not suggest that the work being produced by practising contemporary artists is not, and will never be, worthy of the prices being realised by their predecessors? Well, with comments such as "The day someone shouts at the happy-clappy art buyers that the "contemporary art" (Koons "Balloon Flower (Magenta)" used as an example) they chase echoes the deadpan jokes of a Frenchman called Marcel Duchamp who thumbed his nose at the bourgeois establishment 100 years ago, they might wake up out of their trance" it would seem that is exactly what he is suggesting. What this comment also makes obvious is that Melikian's negative view of the future of the value of work by living contemporary artists such as Koons seems to stem from his own personal opinion and prejudices as opposed to the solid evidence and factual information that should constitute such an analysis. Further research into Melikian's writings unearthed a similar article written in 2002 titled "Going, going, gone:art's disappearing act : The demand drains market" which once again alluded to the dwindling supply of Impressionist and Modern paintings. Going back even further reveals an article from 1996 titled "Mediocre Works Sell for Dizzying Prices: The End of Impressionism" in which Melikian writes "It is the broad sweep that is revealing, and what has every appearance of being a search for substitutes to the no-longer-available Impressionists. This is characteristic of a market about to wind down." Funnily enough, the market has not wound down but has in fact continued to go from strength to strength thus exposing yet another error in Melikian's analysis and theory.
Considering the history of the art market and the tendency for what, at the time, are perceived as the most unlikely candidates for future progression to the top of the art market ladder, I do not see how one can dismiss the work of living contemporary artists such as Koons. In fact, many of the artists that are now some of the most highly valued artists were once dismissed in much the same way that Melikian has rejected the likes of Koons. For example, a 1956 review by the UK's Times newspaper of an exhibition of Abstract Expressionist works declared that "The large, uncompromising canvases . . . have a monumental impermanence, show a defiance of Art and a kind of strange anonymity. They should be given the favorite American word of 'projects,' and seem intended for abandonment as the frontier advances, for are they not shock troops in the American invasion of painting?". It is these Abstract Expressionist works and other Post-war works that have already begun to take the place of the dwindling supply of important Impressionist works.
In conclusion, Souren Melikian has been predicting the demise of the art market due to the dwindling supply of important Impressionist and Modern paintings for over 10 years yet the market seems to have been able to successfully adapt to this supply issue and continues to flourish. Although I think that Melikian is a fantastic writer I believe that he has seriously underestimated the importance and value of contemporary art and the art market's ability to adapt and evolve. To suggest that the work of practising Contemporary artists is not worthy of being valued as highly as the work of the Impressionist and modern masters is extremely naïve.
**Nicholas Forrest is an art market analyst, art critic and journalist based in Sydney, Australia. He is the founder of http://www.artmarketblog.com, writes the art column for the magazine Antiques and Collectibles for Pleasure and Profit and contributes to many other publications
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NOTE: The recommendations proposed here focus on content structure rather than on content display. They were used to construct a taxonomy for CSUN College Web Sites, but can be applied to departmental and administrative web sites as well.
- Structure and Organization of Content
- 1.1. Include the minimum standard set of content elements and links in all College home pages.
- 1.2. Adopt the use of the required and optional content labels for headings and links to ensure consistent presentation of information across College web pages.
- 1.3. Organize and structure content within the recommended hierarchical structure.
- 1.4. Encode content (headings, links, lists, text) following the recommended structural HTML markup (e.g., HEADING 1 used for top-level categories, HEADING 2 for the next level, etc.)
- 1.5. Adopt ADA best practices to ensure accessibility and consistency of links and URLs across web pages (see CSUN Best Practices for Web Accessibility (.doc))
- 1.6. Ensure that the content is semantically related to the category or label chosen to represent it.
- 1.7. Ensure the appropriateness of new content to be added to the College home page by determining its "specificity" to the top-level home page or its subordinate pages.
- 1.8. Adopt the use of a standard template-based header and footer to maintain CSUN "branding" and integrate all pages into the CSUN web presence. (See Appendix D for illustrations of the recommendations above as applied to a College home page archetype)
- Organization and Management of Web Pages & Naming Conventions for URLs
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- 2.1. Adopt a systematic approach to naming folders/directories, subdirectories, and content files. Choose filenames based on natural language and content-appropriateness.
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Elizabeth E. Wilcox Smith Cottage, Good Will-Hinckley Homes
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Elizabeth E. Wilcox Smith Cottage for girls on the campus of Good Will-Hinckley in Fairfield was built in 1896. It was the first cottage for girls at Good Will and was funded by Walter M. Smith in memory of his daughter, Elizabeth. The photograph was taken by A. Judge for the Good Will Home Association in 1911.
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- Title: Elizabeth E. Wilcox Smith Cottage, Good Will-Hinckley Homes
- Creator: Judge, A.
- Creation Date: 1911
- Subject Date: 1896
- Local Name: Hinckley
- Town: Fairfield
- County: Somerset
- State: ME
- Media: Black and White Photographic Print
- Dimensions (cm): 17.5 x 22.5
- Local Code: 2004.621
- Collection: Good Will Home association
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A listers are making sure their hairstyles are as noticed as much as that frock. This season they've been making a head start on the red carpet with a range of hair accessories.
Sparkly clips, bow hairbands, flowers and headbands have all been huge at events.
Emma Watson showed how to jazz up a pixie style hair style with a cute clip, while Kirsten Dunst swapped the necklace for hair jewels. Scarlett Johansson also showed how to dress up that messy look with a cute jewelled clip.
Over on the British red carpet Myleene Klass showed how a skinny headband can complete an outfit and Jade Ewan demonstrated that plain bands can be as effective if styled the right way.


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Coast Guard sees accidents spike
Story by G.W. Schulz
William J. Johnson saw danger on the beach. A retired master chief for the Coast Guard, he worried about transmission wires that were draped over a channel near James Island, Washington.
He called a district office for the Coast Guard to warn staff that plastic safety balls appeared to be missing from the wires. Johnson knew that at least one private aircraft had hit the lines before.
In 2010, a few years after Johnson's call, a Coast Guard helicopter flew straight into those wires.
The tail section of the MH-60T Jayhawk immediately separated. The front part of the cabin vaulted over the open ocean and splashed into the water. The accident killed three crew members. Only co-pilot Lt. Lance Leone survived. Officials later blamed him for the accident, a move that has divided the Coast Guard.
Just as Johnson had warned, the crew never saw the lines.
The accident points to a larger pattern at the Coast Guard. Often overlooked as the fifth branch of the U.S. military, the Coast Guard has suffered a string of accidents amid questions about unsafe practices, poor oversight from leaders and a failure to respond to red flags.
Just months before the accident near James Island, a high-speed Coast Guard response craft in San Diego Bay smashed into a family boat carrying 8-year-old Anthony DeWeese and killed him. The boy's death was a psychic blow to a military organization that prides itself on saving lives, not taking them.
Documents and accident data reviewed by The Center for Investigative Reporting reveal lapses in judgment and missed opportunities by the Coast Guard to strengthen safety standards and protect crew members and civilians.
Between 2000 and 2013, the Coast Guard witnessed dramatic spikes in accidents causing death, injury and equipment damage. During that time, 27 aviators and other personnel were killed on land, in the air and at sea. Last year, the number of recorded aviation accidents was higher than at any time since 2006.
The deadliest period was between 2008 and 2010, when 14 crew members died in aviation accidents. The loss of lives and equipment was worse than the Coast Guard had suffered in three decades.
Critics of the Coast Guard say the service must hold itself accountable for the string of accidents instead of pointing the finger at a single officer, like Leone, after a high-profile incident.
"They've had a lot of accidents, had a lot of crashes," said Jeffrey Addicott, a St. Mary's University law professor and former military lawyer who has assisted Leone with his case. "They obviously need better training, more training – accountability for people not doing their jobs."
In an interview from the Department of Homeland Security's headquarters, then-Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Robert Papp acknowledged a significant problem with the accidents and said the service had conducted an internal review. By the time Papp took over as the Coast Guard's top admiral in 2010, he'd already begun to worry about complacency and "slackening proficiency," as he's called it.


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Blue-Gray Tanager (Thraupis episcopus)
Visit our New World Tropics building and look for the blue-grey tanager, which belongs to a large family of
small tropical birds. There are over 200 species of colorful tanagers found from Canada all the way from Argentina. The name tanager comes from the Topi Indian language of Brazil. If you look closely in the aviary of our New World Tropics building, you may see this bird up in the trees.
The blue-gray tanager is a small bird, weighing a little more than an ounce, and measuring six inches including its tail. The head, throat and underside are a pale grayish blue. The tail and wings are bright blue and the back is a darker blue. Legs and beak are gray in color. Sexes are similar in appearance.
Lowland forests and semi-open forest edges. Unlike most other tropical birds, blue-gray tanagers may even be seen in areas close to human development.
Southern Mexico to the northern edge of the Amazon River basin. This species has also been introduced into southern Florida.
A wide variety of fruits, insects, leaves, flowers and nectar. Tanagers play an important role in seed dispersal for trees and shrubs in the tropics.
12 years or more.
Blue-gray tanagers are usually seen in pairs or small flocks. Breeding season is from March to July. During this time, females may lay 1 to 3 mottled eggs and incubate them for 12 to 14 days. Once the chicks hatch, both parents will feed them.
Commonly seen throughout their range, but habitat destruction due to deforestation is a huge threat to this species.
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Welcome to the website for the Crown Fire Central and South Norfolk League, the League providing Saturday football for the central and southern areas of Norfolk and for parts of the north Suffolk area. The League operates four Divisions in an area of some 1500 square miles in central and south Norfolk and north Suffolk. Its area stretches from Melton Constable in the north to Eye in Suffolk in the south and from Methwold in the west to Acle and nearly to Beccles in the east. The League is proud of its long association with its main sponsors, Crown Fire Protection - see their website at www.crownfireprotection.co.uk
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Draws for the 1st Rounds of the Cup competitions published and can be found by clicking here
Constitution of the League for this season agreed and published (see News page or click here)
Action photos from recent matches now located on Club Grounds page
The fixtures for April/May have been published and can be found by clicking here
Details of items discussed at Management Committee meeting on 19 May can be found on the News page by clicking here
Details of referee's appointments for the current round of matches can be found here
Recent News
Dates for the AGM in 2015 and Management Committee meetings for this season published (see News page)
Photos of Divisional winners published (see below)
Copy of Annual Report available from Secretary on request (see AGM report on News page)
Backdrop of the season
What a backdrop!! Photo from Football Grounds in Focus of Norfolk Primary Cup match between Snettisham Maroons and Narborough on 22 November.(Photo by Martin Wray (FGIF))
A considerable achievement
Simon Bell of Bridgham Utd. being presented with a certificate by Deputy Chairman, Malcolm Stebbings, to mark his 700th appearance for the club.(Photo by Jason Evans)
Rockland Utd.'s new stand opened
Rockland Utd. Chairman, Alan Humphrey, and League Secretary, John Turner, carrying out the opening ceremony of the club's new spectator stand
Castle Acre Swifts with the League Championship Cup
Division 2 Champions Stoke Ferry's captain Mark Smith being presented with the Championship Cup by Malcolm Stebbings, the League's Deputy Chairman
Mick Utting receives 25 year service award at AGM
Mick accompanied by Shaun Turner (Norfolk FA Chief Executive) and Hector Chambers (League President) after the presentation
Hector Chambers & Reg Parker receiving their FA 50 years awards
At the Annual Training Seminar at Aldiss Park, Dereham on Monday, 16 August 2010, Hector Chambers and Reg Parker received their Football Association 50 years service awards from Roger Howlett, Norfolk FA's representative on the FA. More photos and the full details can be found in the League Management section.
Respect Award Certificate received from FA
Above is the Certificate awarded to the League by the Football Association in recognition of the League being named as the runners up in the Adult Grassroots category of the Respect and Fair Play Awards for season 2009/10.
The League's Vision and Mission Statement
The aims of the League shall be to promote and extend the game of football within our area of operation, to support our member clubs in achieving those aims and to promote, guard and further the interests of our member clubs.


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Massive Attack (Hmmmm?) Oh you MUST see & read this!! Hint: It's about the Mass…
Dear Friend in Christ,
There is a powerful bishop who is leading the fight to bring the Traditional Mass back to the faithful. Who could this Catholic hero be?
GOD Bless you and your loved ones,
Michael Voris
senior executive producer, RealCatholicTV.com
Sofia is doing the "Happy Dance" laughing like crazy, crying tears of joy! Oh yeah, PBXVI- you rock! As Mother Angelica was overheard in the studio by an old friend one night during a commercial of "Mother Angelica Live" years ago: "If it was me, I would have the Tridentine Mass end to end all over the world!"
Well, Mother, God Love you for your untiring work 'cause the Holy Father agrees… Oh, are those grayhaired, liberal-Progressive, kumbayah, rainbow stole wearing priests and Bishops going to be crying in their oatmeal at their nursing homes!!! Pax et bonum, baybee!


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It comes in its own package, albeit a tad fragile. It has a reasonable shelf life, even at room temperature. It has relatively low production costs and a high food value. The micronutrients are phenomenal and the macronutrients ideal. Eating them can help you lose weight, control your cholesterol and help fight heart disease. They can make you smarter, stronger and leaner. What is this superfood? It's the humble, delicious and nutritionally balanced chicken egg. If you want all these things, don't skimp and buy the cheap, factory version. You'll get what you pay for. No, instead, get the best eggs you can to get the most out of the shell. Here is a guide for selecting the best…
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You're only one-tenth the person you think you are. The vast majority of the cells that make up your body are not human. You thought your body was your own, eh? You think you're one hundred percent human, right? Oh, sure, every once in a while a minor bacterial or viral species may cause a problem but you just attack that population with antibiotics, antivirals or some immune system booster and it's back to business as usual.
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"What are words for? When no one listens, what are words for?" So hiccupped Dale Bozzio in 1980 as I stood watching her and my friend Terry Bozzio in their rehearsal studio on Robertson Boulevard in Beverly Hills. They had just formed a band named Missing Persons and Terry invited me to produce their first studio recordings.
Decades before Gaga and years before Madonna, Dale Bozzio was onstage wearing clear plastic "C-cups" with outré costumes and hair. Her taut, tight little body was the lure but the meat in the music was the virtuoso drumming and guitar playing backing thoughtful lyrics carved by drummer-husband Terry.
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So you just spent four hundred bucks on a new iPhone. Sounds hard to swallow if all it that you got was a cell phone. But if you look at it as a multi-purpose point-and-shoot digital camera, video camera, videophone, music and video player, web browser and paperweight, it's not a bad deal. Further, if you consider the potential of the 500,000 apps available at the App Store, you have a personal trainer, medical advisor and life coach as well as a spiritual mentor.
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Internet is not just a luxury, but already a necessity nowadays. The most important function of the internet is to share knowledge around the world – either free or not – which can be propagated through the use of messages, links, or e-mails. The process of transferring this information can be very monotonous, and so FTP came into the picture. It means File Transfer Protocol which is basically the process of transferring data over the internet.
The difference between FTP and HTTP is this: in HTTP one requires a web browser whereas FTP needs a server. Generally, businesses use FTP to permit their clients to upload web pages to their servers.


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The great outdoors bring families to Virginia to unplug, unwind and just be together. Take advantage of the remaining summer weekends – or plan a fall weekend – to escape to one of Virginia's campgrounds or a Virginia State Park.
Virginia offers all types of camping in various climates and terrains. Beach and lake-based campgrounds are especially popular this time of year and often have great family attractions nearby.
- First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach is Virginia's most visited State Park. The beach you'll find there is actually on the Chesapeake Bay, not the Atlantic, so it's much calmer water for little swimmers.
- Holiday Trav-L-Park is the closest campground to the Virginia Beach oceanfront. You can bicycle to the sand or there is designated free parking for campers.
- North Landing Beach Campground & RV Resort in Virginia Beach is located on the North Landing River and offers a variety of camp sites, even primitive beach tent camping.
- Cherrystone Family Camping Resort in Cape Charles on the Eastern Shore is 300 acres on the waterfront of the Chesapeake Bay where you can, indeed, see a beach sunset in Virginia.
- Bethpage Camp-Resort in Urbanna boasts over 1,000 camp sites and an abundance of those are located on a peninsula in Robinson's Creek – a tributary of the Rappahannock River and Chesapeake Bay. Also find a large lake, multiple pools and a waterpark here.
- Christopher Run Campground in Mineral is located on Lake Anna – Virginia's third largest lake. Families will enjoy the beach area, as well as marina and boat rentals.
- Lake Shore Campground in Abingdon is situated on the South Holston River. You won't find a long list of activities and amenities but you will find great fishing, a beach for relaxation, and a quiet, comfortable place to completly connect.
- Indian Heritage RV Park & Campground in Martinsville offers camping right along the Smith River. Seventeen tent sites and 29 full hook-up sites are available. Take advantage of the on-site outfitter.
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in Independence sits right on the VA/NC border and has great sites on the New River. Tents and RVs are welcome; camping cabins are available.
- Outlanders River Camp has wooded tent sites on the Shenandoah River in Luray. Nearly 100 acres back up to 3/4-mile river frontage. Pull in your RV for full hook-up or utilize electric or primitive tent camping sites.
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• An editing error had us blaming aviation fuel for noxious air in planes (23 June, p 5). In fact organophosphate additives to engine lubricants are widely suspected.
• We said that "Canada is finalising a C$1.9 billion ($1.7 million) class-action settlement" of Native Canadian claims (5 May, p 11). The US dollar figure should of course have been $1.7 billion.
• In the article on denial-of-service attacks, we mentioned the Russian website Xakep (9 June, p 30) and should perhaps have noted that the name is pronounced "hacker" if read as being in Cyrillic characters.
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Hello everyone,
Finals are nearly upon us, and I am getting ready for the studying grind to begin. Before the inevitable happens, however, I get to enjoy some great college basketball. This week, the #19 Colorado Buffaloes face the meat of their non-conference schedule. I will be there for all three installments of the Buffs' judgement week, and although it was not too pretty, I can report on Saturday's game at Wyoming. Wednesday will see the Colorado State Rams come to the Coors Event Center, in a matchup of NCAA tournament teams from last year that carries heavy statewide bragging rights, as well as recruiting implications. Finally, next Saturday will mark my return to Lawrence, Kansas for our game against the #10 Kansas Jayhawks.
The trip to Laramie is one that I have made a few times for basketball-related purposes. In high school, our summer team would play in the University of Wyoming tournament, and we would drive up to campus, stay in the residence halls for a couple nights, and play games during the day. I have some great memories from Wyoming, as we won the tournament twice and always had a fun time. Being back in Laramie was very nostalgic, especially watching the game being played on a court that I played on a few times.
The game was very important for a few reasons. After their best start to a season since 1990, the Buffs rolled into Laramie looking for a key non-conference win on the road in a hostile environment. Wyoming has yet to lose this season, and they have a very strong squad. Additionally, the starting point guard for the Cowboys is none other than my high school teammate and friend Riley Grabau. Riley is unfortunately battling tendinitis in his knee right now, after having a great start to the season. The CU game meant a lot to him though, and he gutted out a few painful minutes before watching the second half unfold from the bench.
I am pleased to say that about 50 members of the C-Unit held their own against the entire Root Sports Auditorium Arena crowd (you would think they would have chosen either Auditorium or Arena, but I guess two names are better than one). Despite being placed in the upper deck of the stadium, which looked eerily similar to the Flint Michigan Colliseum from the movie Semi-Pro, we were loud, organized, and an absolute force. I am also pleased to report that the Roller Coaster was successfully executed despite the efforts of the stadium security staff, bringing the Coaster's number of states performed in to three (last year at the Pac-12 tournament in Los Angeles being the other crossing of state lines). CU led at the half, but poor defense and lights-out shooting from the Cowboys led to a ten point loss on the road. The Wyoming students rushed the court following the final buzzer, and I took that to be a great sign. I am proud that Colorado basketball has reached the point where we are respected enough to warrant a rushing of the court after a road loss. Wyoming will likely enter the national rankings following Saturday, and while it would have been a great win for the Buffs, I don't think it will be a terrible loss. However, it is imperative that they recover quickly, because two tough games loom this upcoming week. CSU is a blackout game, will be sold out, and is a must win. Coors will be rocking on Wednesday, make sure to watch!
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On Tuesday 21 September 2004 16:04, Henry House wrote:
> I have a graph, made in gnuplot. It has dollars on the left Y axis and
> acres on the right Y axis. Both Y independent Y axes are plotted against a
> common X axis. Unfortunalely, the tickmarks from the left axis appear on
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Dubbed the "Master of Suspense", Alfred Hitchcock applied his Midas touch to turn crime into a form of entertainment. Until recently, film researchers looked back only as far as his 1930s talkies to probe his psychological acuity, but in fact the biggest clues to Hitchcock's success lie in his silent movies from the 1920s.
The Hong Kong Film Archive (HKFA)'s "Restored Treasures: Captivating Hitchcock Silents" series will screen six of his recently restored and captivating silents from today (August 4) to January next year. The opening ceremony of the programme was held today at the HKFA. The guests included the Head of the HKFA, Mr Richie Lam; the Deputy Director of the British Council, Mr Kevin McLaven; and the Head Curator of the British Film Institute (BFI), Mr Robin Baker.
Mr Baker also hosted the seminar "The Hitchcock 9 Project" at the HKFA today to share with the audience the challenges faced during the restoration of Hitchcock silents. Restoration work at the BFI has been a huge task, and the BFI restoration team has extensively researched Hitchcock's extant silents and recently restored the surviving films to their former glory. Film reels preserved at the BFI, some made from unstable and highly flammable nitrate film stock, together with materials sourced from other international archives, were meticulously checked, repaired and digitally captured shot by shot for editing and restoration, resulting in vivid, crisp and vibrant versions for audiences' enjoyment.
"Restored Treasures: Captivating Hitchcock Silents" is presented by the HKFA, while the British Council is the programme's Partner Organisation and the screenings are courtesy of the BFI. The films being featured are "The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog" (1926), described by the director as "the first true Hitchcock film"; "Downhill" (1927), fleshing out a melodramatic script with minimal title cards and preferring to engage in imaginary play with brilliant visual narratives; "The Ring" (1927), which features Hitchcock's one and only original screenplay and stunning montages; "Champagne" (1928), channelling the director's penchant for humour; "The Manxman" (1929), the most accomplished silent film Hitchcock directed before making the transition to talkies; and "Blackmail" (1929), Hitchcock's last silent.
"The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog", "Downhill" and "The Ring" will be screened in DCP (Digital Cinema Package) format with music score. "Champagne", "The Manxman" and "Blackmail" will be screened in 35mm format with live music accompaniment. All silents have English intertitles.
Film critics Thomas Shin, Matthew Cheng, William Cheung, Lau Yam, Mary Wong and Wong Ain-ling will share their views with the audience at post-screening talks at various screenings. The talks will be conducted in Cantonese and admission is free.
Tickets for "The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog", "Downhill" and "The Ring" are now available at URBTIX while tickets for other films will be available from October 3 onwards. Tickets are priced at $50. Half-price concessionary tickets are available for senior citizens aged 60 and above, people with disabilities and their minders, full-time students and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance recipients. Credit card bookings can be made on 2111 5999, or on the Internet at www.urbtix.hk .
Detailed programme information can be found in "ProFolio 68", which is distributed at all performing venues of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. For enquiries, please call 2739 2139 or 2734 2900, or browse the webpage: www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/CulturalService/filmprog/english/2011rt3/2011rt3_film.html .
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The Head of the Hong Kong Film Archive, Mr Richie Lam (centre) presents souvenirs to the Deputy Director of the British Council, Mr Kevin McLaven (left) and the Head Curator of the British Film Institute, Mr Robin Baker (right) at the opening ceremony today (August 4).
Mr Robin Baker shares experiences of restoration work at the seminar "The Hitchcock 9 Project".
A film still of "The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog" (1926).
A film still of "Downhill" (1927).
A film still of "The Ring" (1927).
A film still of "Champagne" (1928).
A film still of "The Manxman" (1929).
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SAN DIEGO: Educators warming up their iPods for ISTE conference
What's been called the world's largest conference and exhibition about education technology is coming to San Diego for the first time in six years this weekend, and many local educators are planning to attend to learn about the latest trends and gadgets to use in classrooms.
"There's nothing that compares to this in terms of size, speakers, workshops and breakout sessions," Escondido Union School District technology director Kathy Shirley said this week about the International Society for Technology in Education conference coming to the San Diego Convention Center June 24 through 27.
Known by most people who attend it as "ISTE" (pronounced IS-tee), the 33-year-old event is part trade exhibition and part international education conference, with a touch of celebrity.
This year's opening keynote speakers include actress Mayim Bialik of "The Big Bang Theory" and "Blossom." Besides acting, Bialik also is a physics and chemistry teacher and has a doctorate in neuroscience.
With many districts cutting back in travel expenses, this is the first time in several years that some local technology directors will be attending the annual conference, which was held in Philadelphia last year.
Tim Baird, superintendent of the Encinitas Union School District, said Thursday that he is going for the first time in a few years and looks forward to networking with other educators.
"We'll be looking at how other districts implement mobile technology," he said. "I think we've done a good job, but we're looking for other people to say, 'This is what belongs in a 21st-century classroom.'"
The Encinitas district has upgraded its classrooms and next year will provide iPads to 3,500 students in grades three through six. Baird said the conference is one way to learn about other products.
Besides workshops and networking opportunities, the conference also is a large trade show for the education industry.
Crystal Hutter, chief operating officer for Edmodo , said this will be the third time her social networking company has attended the conference.
"We interact (online) with teachers throughout the year, and ISTE is a place where we can physically interact with them," she said Thursday.
Edmodo, which Hutter described as a social network for teachers and students, launched in 2008 and is in 80,000 of the 150,000 school districts in the nation. Hutter said it is used by about two-thirds of San Diego County school districts.
Conference spotlight sessions, which feature recognized leaders in education technology, include a presentation from Encinitas resident Yvonne Andres, founder of the nonprofit Global SchoolNet , an international clearinghouse of collaborative educational projects.
As described in the conference website, Andres' talk will focus on how digital media and connectedness affect the brain and alter attention, communication, socialization and learning.
Deborah Mersino, senior director of marketing and communication for ISTE, said the conference will have more than 300 model lessons and 400 information and interactive learning activities.
More than 1,000 conference participants this year will be from outside the United States, she said.
"Educators today truly understand that in order to transform education, technology can play a part in that," she said Thursday.


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SALE of Felixstowe's former Bartlet Hospital has netted health chiefs a double cash bonus.
The convalescent unit has been sold to Gipping Homes for £1.16million for conversion to homes but also reaps savings in the authority's security and maintenance costs.
The sale cash is to be used to help fund a new medical centre for Felixstowe.
In a report to the NHS Suffolk board meeting, interim trust secretary Colin Boakes said: "This planned asset disposal represents a value-for-money sale that also potentially supports one of its GP practices in the same community going forwards.
"The sale of the Bartlet would also reduce NHS Suffolk's asset liability and make recurring revenue savings of circa £90,000 per annum in running costs and security for the vacant site in addition to the capital receipt."
Gipping Homes, based at Baylham, will convert the Grade II-starred building into 21 luxury flats, turn the old nurses' home into seven properties and build three new town houses in a terrace in the grounds.
Site clearance work has already started, along with increased security measures, essential repairs and maintenance works.
These will continue while the company seeks approval from Suffolk Coastal District Council for improvements to the existing planning consent.
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Hang on… so they take money from the sale of the Bartlett and put it somewhere else. Some would argue that the money (£1.16m) from the sale of the Bartlett should go back to Felixstowe and I would agree – I won't go in to the history as im sure most readers will be aware of it. The new medical facility sounds like the project that has been talked about to be placed in the field on the left of the approach to the Grove carpark (incidentally, if it was Tesco building in a field and close to town im sure there would be protests on grounds of increased traffic and loss of a green area!). This new medical centre will replace the existing Central Surgery at the top of town opposite the Orwell. So, they are putting the money back in to the 'Felixstowe Health Service' but I always thought that the partners of a surgery funded the building, from however they receive their salaries and running costs etc, and not the state. Also, what then happens to the old surgery site and who will benefit from the sale of that? All sounds like smoke a mirrors to move the cash round before anyone starts to question where the Bartlett Felixstowe money has gone – maybe im just a little cynical though
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Can anybody tell me what this new medical centre for Felixstowe is all about? Also, the accounting expressions used in this piece are a bit odd. For instance, an asset is what the organisation OWNS, whereas a liability is what an organisation OWES, so how can one "reduce an asset liability"? That would be a contradiction in terms, would it not? "Making revenue savings of circa £90,000 in running costs....in addition to the capital receipt" is a mishmash of expressions. You do not make revenue savings by reducing costs: instead, you increase your profit. You do not make revenue savings by a capital receipt: instead, you reduce your borrowings.
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I understand that Exchange does not have this - and I've voted for it. The problem is that it is "mission critical" and since we have had it previously I'm fairly sure we can modify the file to do what's needed. We also use the IPN file during our conference so after making a donation we can send them to a URL where they will be able to watch a live video of presentations. Will your system allow for same? The point being I need to know where the IPN file is in order to use the Exchange program. Thanks. Rick
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But you have written "There isn't an IPN file". So iThemes Exchange is supplying a URL without a file at that URL? I think I need that explained. Thanks. (Oh, and remember to smile.)
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Latest project motif will be based on Number (Johnny) Five from Short Circuit.
ASCII version of the Critters 2012 logo for the text-based invite (ubel.ly/critterinvite)
By Mario Duran (on Tumblr).
Revolving cube animation.
Made this for fun while working on rewriting Edit the Text, but I never found a use for it.
Exploring ASCII and type.
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