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LILBURN - The city's Girl Scout camp, a source of many memories for those who have attended, is celebrating its 25th anniversary next week.To celebrate, camp organizers have scheduled a reunion June 8. Former camp director Deanna Simmons has mailed postcards to more than 200 former volunteers and campers inviting them to the reunion. In addition, Mayor Jack Bolton will issue a proclamation naming June 8 Lilburn Girl Scout Camp Day. The camp begins Monday and runs through the week. "(The camp) is certainly something that has become part of the fabric of Lilburn," City Councilwoman Diana Preston said. "It's quite a big deal." Lilburn Day Camp, which takes place in the City Park for one week each summer, has grown from about 75 campers in 1982 to more than 300 this year. In 1982, Catsy Clinger, who now works for the American Red Cross in Richmond, Va., opened the camp, originally named Lilburn Rainbow Day Camp. Simmons became camp director in 1987, holding that position for 15 years and guiding the camp through many years of growth. Martha Whitman, a longtime volunteer, took over as director in 2002. The camp was attended by as many as 550 girls in the late '90s but now has shrunk to accommodate more intimate groups of campers. Girls can attend the camp from kindergarten through seventh grade, but many end up becoming volunteers after they are too old to be campers. About 65 older girls help out at the camp, bolstering the adult staff of about 95 volunteers. And each girl remembers something special about the camp from when they attended. Rachel Ball of Lilburn, 17, remembered the "creek walk," where campers hike through the woods by the park looking for animal prints while hollering camp songs. "You get to get wet, and you get to put mud on your faces," she said. "When you're little you want to get dirty." Melissa Brinker East of Newnan, 26, said having the late meteorologist Guy Sharpe broadcast the weather report from the camp in 1990 made an impression on her. "We were so excited," she said. "We thought it was the biggest deal." Brinker East said she still keeps in touch with some of the girls from camp. One of her friends, Carolyn Ohme, is traveling from Orlando, Fla., to come to the reunion. Organizers emphasize the important role the camp plays in young girls' lives. "They're developing values about very healthy activities that make them feel good and make them feel that they can do anything," Whitman said. Simmons said girls like the chance to get outdoors and get their hands dirty. "Kids aren't allowed in to play in the woods these days," she said. "I grew up in a creek." In addition, camp activities have placed a larger emphasis on developing healthy self esteem, building leadership skills and connecting with nature in order to reflect the girls' changing environment. Since 1986, the camp has had a theme every year - former ones have been patriotism, the Wild West and rainforests. Organizers brought in a helicopter and two skydivers for a flight theme in 1994. Although the theme this year is mining for gems, campers will also be decorating their tents according to themes of years past. Former campers can e-mail Simmons about the reunion at email@example.com.
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Welcome to the second of three installments of my Canadian improvisational music case study. I have gotten a lot of positive response from the first article from both Canadians and Americans, showing that not only is there interest in the music from all over the continent, but also people are interested to hear about new bands and check out new tunes and experiences along the way. This issue will be slightly longer than the first installment, primarily because I have more time to write it, and secondly because I have more information to pass on and even more music to cover.
In the first piece, I tried to cover the gamut from coast to coast, covering bands from Halifax, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Calgary, Alberta and Montreal. For the band section of this installment, the format will be much of the same, as Eastern, Western and Central Canada will be focused on, along with a few web sites that unite all three scenes.
Once again, thank you for your interest in this piece and the budding Canadian music scene that is showcases. Anyways, enough with the introduction; let us get to the music.
I am going to start at the westernmost point of the country to highlight a band from Victoria, Vancouver Island, BC, a band that embodies the spirit of the West Coast and its ability to throw a great party.
The Wassabi Collective
In the last year, the band has trimmed down from a sextet to a quartet. Still, the music's intensity has exponentially exploded, due to the band tightening up and growing together as musicians. Relying even more on the driving beats of lead vocalist and percussionist Melissa Meretsky since the member changes, the band still focuses their energy on rhythm, creating an ever-evolving backbeat on stage that is consistently and tastefully accentuated by either Meretsky or drummer Stephen. Along with that, bassist Scott Milne keeps the music grounded while adding a funky touch to guitarist and effects wizard Brent Hongisto's melodic lines. Even though their eclecticism has shrunk slightly with the lineup change, their sheer liveliness, positive vibe, and intense world beat fusion electro trance has grown alongside their longer schedule, always leaving fans drenched to the bone with sweat at the end of the evening.
With the dedication of the quartet to expanding minds and establishing relationships while keeping everyone within earshot glued to the dance floor, The Wassabi Collective have a bright future, because everybody loves to dance. This summer should see the band travel back across the country from British Columbia to hit up festivals and clubs across Canada, as their winter has been spent as home, with sporadic touring and recording in Victoria. For more info, visit www.wasabi.net.
I hope you have enjoyed our visit to beautiful Vancouver Island. Now let us shift our focus to the other side of the country...
Grand Theft Bus
By growing alongside the mushrooming popularity of the East Coast improvisational music scene, much like a band I wrote about in the first piece called The Jimmy Swift Band, Grand Theft Bus have grown to become superstars on their home turf, selling out theatres, high school auditoriums, and clubs on a weekly basis.
Two distinct aspects of the band that have contributed to their increasing popularity in the past few years are their jamming style and sheer musical accessibility. First, instead of approaching improvisation by providing a base tune and having a member solo over the melody and rhythm, Grand Theft Bus see jamming as a collective activity, relying less on soloing and more on building the jam together as a quartet, using more patience than fire to stretch songs out. The result is consistently climactic, while interesting and danceable all at once. Secondly, the band's songwriting ability makes them accessible to any music fan with an open mind. The band relies just as much on tight, four-minute pop songs or melodically driving new-wave rock as they do their jazz infused, electro improvisations, a style which brings in all music fans from the jazz head to the Aphex Twin fan. Along with that, the band rarely plays covers, instead relying on their extensive library of original tunes. By expanding their own compositions and building on the tunes nightly, the band keeps their fan base interested, whether they bust out the four-minute radio friendly "Never Can Tell" or the fan favourite jam stalwart "Street Sleeper." In addition, their fantastic debut album Birth Of Confusion showcases their style beautifully, highlighting their original eclecticism and group dynamics in a seventy minute, well-produced studio effort.
The spring will see the band back in the studio, recording once again with famed Canadian producer Laurence Currie on their follow-up to Birth of Confusion, which will be followed by extensive North American touring. Whether you are north or south of the border, take notice of these guys, and make sure to reserve a seat on the bus.
Let us head back to the West Coast, making a quick pit stop in Montreal before heading over to Canmore, Alberta, a city made famous by a Royal Canadian Air Farce sketch, and three French guys bent on getting you moving.
Blue Quarter
The band classifies themselves as an electro-lounge drum 'n' bass trio, but I believe that categorization pigeonholes their style into a genre that their music far surpasses. Harboring heavily on rock and calypso rhythms, Blue Quarter take electronic music to new heights, adding a new dimension to the ever-evolving genre of hippie trance. By capitalizing on the vast sounds that can be made by the Stick, which looks like the bastard child of an electronic stand-up bass and an electric guitar, the band is not only a feast for the mind, but a experience for the eyes as well.
Having toured across the country four times, garnering larger attendances, more press, and noticeably increasing buzz along the way, Blue Quarter are on their way up. Not only does their music keep your mind and feet moving, but take it from me, watching the Stick is extremely entertaining. Watch for this energetic young trio to cross the country yet again in the summer, followed by American touring and possibly more recording to follow-up on their decent debut Electro Lounge. Get your Stick fix at www.bluequarter.com, and make sure you see this band in person, because you cannot truly appreciate the beauty of Blue Quarter without watching the trio tear it up on stage.
Now I am going to turn the tables around and visit my hometown of Hamilton, Ontario to check out one of Canada's most influential and verbally powerful hip-hop acts, the extremely funky and highly political Warsawpack.
Minus all the politics, this band makes damn fine music as well. Using their words as weapons, Warsawpack blend together hip-hop, jazz, funk, and rock to create a message that has been igniting the missiles of the Canadian music industry since 1999. Having already been showcased on Canadian Music Week and North by Northwest, as well as hundreds of headlining dates, the message is weeding through the mainstream, attacking the ears of music listeners across the country.
With just one listen to the band's signature political anthem "Stocks and Bombs," the band's message will be front and centre, but make sure to take notice to the interesting musicianship happening behind the political image, featuring funky guitar lines, explosive horn melodies and one of the better hip-hop rhythm sections in Canada today. If you like Spearhead, you will love Warsawpack. If you hate Bush, you will love Warsawpack. Heck, if you care at all about the state of the world and appreciate fantastic musicianship alongside the positive messages, you will love Warsawpack. With extensive Canadian touring throughout the late winter and early spring, Warsawpack will probably be hitting your hometown, because there is a lot to talk about in the world today. Get the straight facts at www.warsawpack.com.
For the final band in this installment, I have decided to lighten things up a little, focusing on one of the most upbeat and positive bands in Ontario, female folk rockers Erin Smith Band.
Erin Smith Band
Erin has one of the best voices in Canada, and one of the funkiest back-up bands to accentuate it. Even though they rarely stretch songs out further than five to seven minutes, the improvisational community, as well as the Canadian folk music community has taken a shine to the Erin Smith Band, reveling in the complexity of their tight folky pop, the noticeably powerful group dynamics, and sheer power of Smith's vocal range. Smith's voice has the clout of Ani DiFranco's, but Smith writes about lighter, airier topics, like doing dishes or her cat, for example.
The band has only played a few shows throughout the winter, as they have been busy at work recording their fourth studio release, as well as participating in side projects along the way. Erin heads up the Ladybird Sideshow, an all-female singer-songwriter touring troupe that showcases female artists across Canada while Liam and John started Mr. Something Something, a six piece Afro-funk band, and are currently recording with them. This summer will see the band hit up festivals, as well as return to their old touring schedule, which sees them consistently playing across Ontario, Quebec and parts beyond. For more info, visit www.erinsmithband.com and tell her I say hello.
Well, the band section of this piece is over, and I hope you take the time to check out The Wassabi Collective, Grand Theft Bus, Blue Quarter, Warsawpack, and the Erin Smith Band, and will hopefully enjoy their music as much as I do. Now, I am going to try something new and insert a section that was passed over in the first installment, one that focuses on online communities.
The Websites
Much like JamBase is a source of information and community building in the United States, the Canadian scene has two websites that act as the meeting spot for the scene, uniting fans and facts through the keyboard from coast to coast. Both www.jambands.ca and www.jamhub.ca serve the same purpose, but they function in different ways. While JamBands.ca serves as the main message board for the scene, boasting over 1,200 members from across the country (and even a few Americans), JamHub.ca is a constantly updated news source, allowing anyone to submit news for publication, as well as host music and post relevant information. Each website has its own show calendar maintained by fans much like JamBase, although some cities get updated more than others. These two sites are integral members of the music community, facilitating the coming together of ideas, experiences, and music from across the country in a relaxed, mostly laid-back atmosphere that is just as addictive as it is informative.
I hope you have enjoyed this installment, as I have tried to focus on the bands that obviously deserve to be profiled, as well as looking into bands that one might not think about when looking into Canada's improvisational music scene. The third and unfortunately final installment will go live in the first or second week of April, and I still have a few tricks up my sleeve, so stay tuned. Look for me to cover Canada's hottest international export, as well as a funky little secret harboring in the mountains of British Columbia. Thanks again for reading and staying interested, and I will see you when the weather is a little more hospitable. Keep on dancing...
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Around this time last year, world leaders called for "the beginning of the end of AIDS" and an "AIDS-free generation", and committed to reaching the ambitious disease-specific targets for HIV/AIDS: the virtual elimination of mother-to-child transmission; 15 million people on treatment and a reduction in new adult and adolescent HIV infections — all by a rapidly approaching 2015. And this year, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recommitted to these ambitious goals in the release of the PEPFAR Blueprint, saying "An AIDS-free generation is not just a rallying cry — it is a goal that is within our reach". While the overarching World AIDS Day message remains clear – we have made tremendous progress thus far, and there is still a long way to go in the fight against AIDS – one question remains: is this really the beginning of the end of AIDS?
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But by either definition, we haven't yet reached the beginning of the end. There are still 7 million eligible people who don't receive treatment, 2.5 million new infections every year, and a $7 billion funding gap. And to reach the 2015 goals, 140,000 additional people have to be added to treatment and new HIV infections will have to decrease by 200,000 annually for the next three years (see figure below from the ONE Report).
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Of course, all of this is largely contingent upon one input: money. The ONE report shows how much bilateral and multilateral donors have committed thus far to the fight against AIDS, and concludes that all must ramp up their spending until 2015 – surely a tough message to convey in today's fiscal climate. ONE recommends that both traditional and new actors must scale up their contributions to fighting HIV/AIDS, and maximize their impact through accountable planning and reporting.
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I am watching carefully and learning,
As I get something really photo-worthy done on IT465s, I will post photos. Not too exciting to watch jellied gas be removed from carbs and petcocks or the same hardened goo washed out of gas tanks and brake parts arriving from eBay.
Thanks for starting this thread.
PS I have 4 IT465s in the garage: 2 good bikes running or near to running and 2 parts bikes as donors for spare parts (they take up room but it was cheaper to buy an entire donor bike for a gas tank and straight wheels than it was to buy the parts).
On your 490: the bike in the first photo has the IT front headlight and taillight, yours does not. Are you going to add the lights or just keep it dark?
I bought a 1982 465 IT right here on advrider last June. all spruced up and ready to go.
I wish I had somewhere to ride it....
Rundown of this bike's condition when I got it:
-Tyres still good, back rim has had a big knock and the front wheel is missing a spoke.
-Brakes seems good but needs some cleaning and adjusting, havent checked the shoes and bearings yet.
-The airbox has been modified so many times it is practically made of fiberglass and silicone, will have to replace it.<o:p></o:p>
-The rear shock is shot the shaft has damage on it and a metal paste is leaking out, its dead. Any ideas on a replacement? Ohlins ?<o:p></o:p>
-Forks seems good no damage or leaking.<o:p></o:p>
-Electrical system looks as good as can be expected.<o:p></o:p>
-Opening the engine surprised me, the top end looks good although a bit worn. Sadly 2 of the 6 head bolts had been striped and rethreaded and is now striped a again, any ideas on how to fix this?<o:p></o:p>
-The clutch looks good, except for the clutch cable arm that just pulls out of the engine without anything keeping it in place.<o:p></o:p>
- the flywheel doesnt look bad either, they normal get abused with a hammer by some idiot.<o:p></o:p>
- Exhaust looks ok except for one dent, strange little silencer.<o:p></o:p>
The guy who sold me the bike kicked him self into a frantic sweat and all the bike did was go BAHH, I later realized that he never opened the gas. This gave me some great leverage for a reduction in his asking price, that and the fact that his wife wanted it gone. From looking at it, it is clear that the last owner knew what he was doing I couldnt find even one damaged bolt or nut on the bike.<o:p></o:p>
I have completely disassembled it and will try to rebuild the bike to a standard condition over the next couple of months. Afterwards I will try and get it into a roadworthy condition again.<o:p></o:p>
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Once it has settled in there are some modifications I will do:<o:p></o:p>
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- Change the rear wheel and get one with a disc, will have to get a second swing arm and modify it.<o:p></o:p>
- Put a very large fuel tank on, wonder if a Aqualine Safari tank could fit with some bracket modifications ?<o:p></o:p>
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Flug, that is one kickass photo collection.
Thanks for the 465 and 490 views.
I thought you were going to ride the IT465 when you teach a vintage Enduro riding class this summer? Could we make that a rumor? [I could bring a bike or two or three and maim a few n00bs.]
Oh, and thanks for the kind loan of the IT465 stuff.
Now for something completely different: my rustiest, ugliest '81 IT465 parts bike. There will be no after picture.
Mmm this is gonna be a good one:lurk
emmm...that was a...joke..:D
but I'll ride with anyone who's got a field and a tree to park the car under. I MIGHT enter a MX on April 20th. That would be a nice way to get familiar with the bike. Push it up to the starting line of a MX.
but in the over 50 class I think I can expect a little common courtesy in the first turn. :D
if I make it that far....
don't know about shipping but here is an airbox on ebay.
looks like as early as 1985 they had a disc on the 490.
I am in the over 50 class (51 tomorrow).
Courtesy in the first corner? I'd settle for a lesson in how to start these Jezebels in 10 kicks or fewer. Makes the starting line a bit more exciting when the bike is running,
Thanks for the links Flug, great photo collection I got some useful engine photos. Sadly the airbox won't fit a 490, but I will keep watching ebay. That is the most beautiful :DYZ490 I will ever see:D, thanks for the pic.
I'm going to the bike scrap yard soon and will keep an eye out for some YZ front ends.
After finally getting the barrel removed yesterday I noticed some engine oil at the bottom of the crankcase, guess the crank seals and bearings need replacing ?
Happy birthday Tallerman . :1drink
If anyone wants a IT490 parts catalog or Service Manual just ask me, can email them.
ive owned many bikes in my time on this planet ..cant believe there is a mention of the IT400/425/490..i grew up on these machines in the early 80s my first was a 1977 IT400..i once rode it when -the throttle stuck -open..WTF!! as a 17yr old freak,i did what you would do..put my leg down[drag] to slow it down!![it worked]i also had an IT 425 and rode it on MX tracks and into many miles up logging roads and it was a tank but got me home ..carried extra plugs in the backbag-always needed..best memory was being on the back of a IT400,riding at night while my crazy friend rode along the sawdust trail[at night]in BBY,along the freeway..passing cars at one point!!i was barely hanging on and i thought i was gonna die!!GOD that was awesome!!:clap when i bought my06 KLR650,it reminded me of the IT, but it wasnt as much fun............................................... ..........:lol3
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There is a proverb in English (and many other languages no doubt) that "little pitchers have big ears". Cup handle is what it's called. I recently dropped a cup and broke its handle. Calling it ear, you might be understood, but calling it handle there's no risk of being misunderstood. The {y} in Polish (and some other Slavic languages that use the Latin alphabet, is a high central unrounded vowel (link). It is written in Cyrllic (for Russian anyway) as {ы}._________________________
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I have been struggling with this problem all day, I am nearly there but can't quite get the desired results: I have a table which contains amongst others, some field names called ID, DatePaid and WeekUID. I have created a temporary table that contains just the ID and DatePaid fields. My main table structure (showing only the fields that concern this query) looks like the following sample: ID DatePaid WeekUID ------------------------------------- 0132 01/04/2010 1 0342 01/04/2010 1 0233 02/04/2010 1 0231 07/04/2010 2 0237 08/04/2010 2 Basically, what I need into my temp table is the last entry for each 'week number' for the entire year. My query is as follows: insert into #TempTable (ID, DatePaid) select ID, DatePaid from tblAccounts (nolock) where DatePaid = (select max(DatePaid) from tblAccounts (nolock) as A where A.WeekUID = tblAccounts.WeekUID) this works except for the fact it inserts (using the above sample as way of demonstration) duplicate entries for a specific date, in this case 01/04/2010 would appear in the temporary table twice (or however many entries there were in the original table). So what I need is either: 1) A way to delete the duplicate 'DatePaid' figures leaving just one DatePaid and one ID (preferably the highest ID) per WeekUID. or 2) A way of selecting both the Max(ID) and the Max(DatePaid) when I use my INSERT query to push the data into the Temporary table. As I said, I have been searching for hours, tried a few techniques and none have worked as expected (or indeed at all!). Any suggestions welcome. Thanks.
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Apologies - the forum has lost all the formatting I entered, I have re-printed my sample table structure:
ID DatePaid WeekUID
0132 01/04/2010 1
0342 01/04/2010 1
0233 02/04/2010 1
0231 07/04/2010 2
0237 08/04/2010 2
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08 Jul 2010 04:28 PM
What good is the ID in the results? If you have 3 rows where the date is all the same which ID do you want? So in othere words what purpose does the ID serve in the temp table and how do you pick the right one? You might be able to use a TOP 1 with an order by on the ID if you want the largest or smallest ID for instance.
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09 Jul 2010 02:50 AM
To cut a long story short, the ID is basically a unique ID for the payment that was made and which is held in my permanent table. The above is a temporary table. I need to calculate weekly totals (Mon-Fri) and monthly totals. Monthly totals are easy. Weekly totals I thought would be easy using the calendar week number for uniqueness - but this went out the window when 30th June was a Wednesday and 1st July a Thursday - both are the same week number, but because Thursday onwards is a new month I needed to split it apart.
To overcome this, I created a WeekUniqueID column which is basically Year + Month + WeekNumber concatenated, eg: 20100613 - which is unique for every week and will always be incremental. I can split out my July payments because the unique ID for those two days would be 20100713, with the following Monday falling under 20100714.
Anyway... I am extracting the above info into a temp table in order to 'mark' which payment is the LastEntryOfWeek - ie: the row in the database (for that week number) that will hold the weekly total next to it, the others are to be null.
So once I can strip out all but the highest ID for each date, I can then mark the LastEntryOfWeek = True and then update the permanent table from the temp table and dispose of it.
I know it's probably crap or inefficient way of doing things but it's the only way I can get it to work. Happy to provide full details of what I am actually doing if you can think of a better way of doing things, but for now if I can just get the following fields deleted from my temp table - that willl do all I need it to do...
ID DatePaid WeekUID
0132 01/04/2010 1 *delete*
0342 01/04/2010 1 *delete*
0233 02/04/2010 1 *keep*
0231 07/04/2010 2 *delete*
0237 08/04/2010 2 *keep*
I just need some kind of
Delete * from TempTable where ID < MaxID for the rows where the DatePaid is the same
Sorry this sounds confusing, but if I was any good at SQL I guess I wouldn't be here asking for help...!
Andrew Anthony
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09 Jul 2010 03:04 AM
Someone has supplied a sample on another forum which works perfectly - thanks to everyone who replied. Here is the working code:
UPDATE f
SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY [weekUID] ORDER BY [DatePaid] DESC, ID DESC) AS [rowPos]
FROM #TempTable
) AS f
WHERE [rowPos] > 1
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