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Only 89 days before the start of DVAM 2015...
Domestic violence is everyone's business. Events With A Purpose and The Black Women's Empowerment League are hosting their first annual Domestic Violence Awareness Conference. The purpose of this conference is to raise awareness about domestic violence, to address, discuss and respond to this silent crime that is often too uncomfortable to talk about, and to give organizations assisting victims and survivors and those working on violence prevention an opportunity to come together to share their expertise and experience.
"Love, Fear, and Longing" will be presented by Jessica Yaffa, author, speaker, and survivor. Following her presentation, there will be a victim resources discussion, including information on community resources available and what to do if you or someone you know needs help, as well as a drawing to win Jessica's book and a goody bag.
<p>The Progressive Oklahoma Baptist State Convention (POBSC) is observing Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a Speak Up! Speak Out! Stand Strong! forum on Saturday, October 27th from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at Mt. Triumph Baptist Church. There is no cost to attend this event. The POBSC Young Adult Women Unit will provide an open forum for questions, answers, and discussion of issues relating to domestic violence. The panel will feature a representative from the YWCA, a survivor, and a self-defense instructor.
One in three teens in the U.S. is a victim of physical, sexual, emotional or verbal abuse from a dating partner. Greater recognition of teen relationship violence has led to advanced service models that are useful for addressing the unique needs of teen victims. This training will increase the capacity of service providers in Marin County to identify and respond to teen dating violence and will be held on October 26, 2012, 9:30AM—3:00PM.
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DCCADV will partner with the Howard University, School of Social Work to host a Public Conversation on Domestic Violence in Washington, DC – Responding to and Preventing an Epidemic. This event will kick-off a year-long series of Roundtables with a goal of informing a Public Agenda on domestic violence in the District of Columbia. Anticipated attendees include city leaders, community members, and Howard University student.
On October 4, Hope House of South Central Wisconsin, in partnership with the Faith Leaders for Healthy Relationships committee, is offering "The Best I Know How to Do" luncheon workshop on intervening elder abuse. The workshop will cover red flags that a caregiver is abusing, neglecting, and/or exploiting older individuals and give practical tips for responding appropriately. Adult Protective Services will be present to answer questions about reporting.
This educational group exercise will immerse participants in the world of domestic violence. Participants will move, think, and experience the lives of battered women. Continuing Education Credits available.
Have you heard Amy's story? Join the discussion and learn more about Amy's Story, a documentary that follows the timeline of a domestic violence homicide. Continuing Education Credits will be offered free of charge. Refreshments will be available.
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I have these two crazy cats that are always getting into strange and hilarious situations!
They are brothers. My little family adopted them from PetSmart Adoptions when they were both three years old. We went in to find a kitten, one kitten, but the kittens all hid under the cages away from my two small kids, my hubby and I; whereas these two, who have no shame, sprawled their fat (they were exceedingly fat!), furry selves across the floor and begged for their bellies to be rubbed. Who ever heard of a cat who wants a belly rub! Let alone from a stranger! Not to mention toddler and preschool aged strangers! Weird? They must be ours.
Of course we obliged and were rewarded with much purring. And they're SO soft! Well..,when clean. We've since found that Rascal seems to think he's a dog and rolls in the dirt, the street, anything. He's rarely white and clean, like on that first day, more of a greyish color now. Rocco prefers to beautify himself most of the day.
When we heard about their past, we just had to give them a home! Full story of their past is coming soon in the book
Rescued: The Stories of 12 Cats, Through Their EyesBonus; there was little risk they would die when our kids
|Rascal and Rocco, trying to fit on one chair under the table
It didn't take long for us to discover they were strange, far from graceful, ate weird things, slept in weird places, the list goes on. None of the stereo-typical things you generally associate with felines. Except that they are extremely curious, especially Rascal (hence the name).
But, enough about them, who am I?
Well, I'm L. E. Mastilock, of course. I've blog about my life as an artist, writer, and homeschooling mom at:
You can also find me on Etsy and view some of my art here. I do pet portraits!
Every time I posted a pic of the cats people would tell me I should have a whole blog about them! I think they do deserve their own blog. They both have personality, that's for sure!
Max joined our family a couple years later and has been making a place for himself here on the blog, too.
I swear that all pics are mine and none are staged. They are all candid shots, where I found them. I never place them anywhere or try to get them to do certain things; as if they would let me!


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Last night I took my first shot at making a light painting mosaic. This is a 9x6 grid with 20 black tiles and 34 individually light painted tiles that weren't manipulated in any way other than being cropped and assembled. I'm a huge hockey fan too and the Avs logo may be next!
Each individual tile was made with a long exposure shot while waving lights through the air to 'draw' that image. After each tile was shot they were assembled on a computer but that's the only part of this that a computer touched!
Light Painting with Venus DeMars
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We make amazing pictures together! This shot is a total team effort. Theresa, mostly in black wearing a black sheet over her head/face, guided the rainbow effect across the frame and back while I lit it with the Liteblade. Then we put her in the middle and added her to the picture. All in a single exposure.


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That's a pretty good idea about the trash bins, I'll have to look at that. I tossed the flimsy plastic liners on day one as they were pretty useless.
I've used the saddlebags for about a year now and have no complaints. It's no-contest between the soft bags and the hard jesse-types. As mentioned, the weight savings alone do it for me, and they're water tight. Plus when the bike decides to take a nap it's nice to not worry about damaging them or the mounting points since the soft bags by definition can absorb some impact. I guess you can't put all your hardcore-adventure stickers all over the wolfmans though
But mainly what I wanted to add to this was about their duffle bag. I got tired of bungee-webbing everything to the back so instead finally picked up their open top duffle from the open-house a couple weeks back. It's pretty sweet so far. It's essentially like one of the saddlebags turned into a duffle, with the roll-top. So you get the easy access compared to just a bottom or bottom/top opening like most dry-bags and it can expand or decrease as needed. Sorry for the crappy iphone pic, but it's all i've got right now:
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Hello! I am seeking my other half. I am 34 years old, single, no children, and never been married. I am very laid back and I enjoy the simple things in life. I love sports especially football!!! I love to cook, go to the beach, stay in with take out and a movie, or just being out and about in the beautiful sunshine. I love all kinds of music and really enjoy going and catching some live music at a local venue or out at a great park. I would really like to meet someone that not only I can have a great friendship but also develop something real and share my love with. If this sounds like something you would like to try I would like to hear from you.
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LIVE STEAM EXHIBITION SCALE MODEL LEAVITT PUMPING ENGINE. 16 x 27 x 15 inches (40.6 x 68.6 x 38.1 cm). Very finely built and...
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16 x 27 x 15 inches (40.6 x 68.6 x 38.1 cm)
Very finely built and presented vintage exhibition model of a massive American steam powered waterworks pump designed by Erasmus Darwin Leavitt circa 1895. Model has exceptional detail and is expertly finished with complex gearing operated by a central ship's wheel. Presented on wood stand with table base.
Provenance: Garth's Auctions 1998. Museum acquisition 443-1998
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Casual Elegance - Ceremonies on the Beach
Ceremonies on the beach or our on-site pond. Receptions in our elegant private function room or under large tent. On-site after-hour parties in Goose Rocks Pub and PJ's Patio. Exceptional service sure to make your day the experience of a lifetime! 32 rooms offer the ultimate takeover resort!
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Indoor Ceremony Area
Kosher Available
Liability Insurance
Liquor License
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Perfect Wedding DayReviewed on 8/25/2011 Jacqueline V
Kathleen and her staff were excellent and we were thrilled with everything! From our beach ceremony to the outdoor tented reception! They set it all up and provided amazing food, service, value, and flexibility with all of our needs.
Water doesn't stop usReviewed on 7/16/2011 Kelly C
This resort is located less than a mile from Goose Rocks Beach but was secluded with beautiful gardens surrounding the property. We had wanted an outdoor tented wedding with all of our guests staying at the same property. Kathleen and Peter who run the resort made us feel at home and were available for whatever we needed. Unfortunately our vision of an outdoor ceremony and tented wedding was made impossible by the rain. With Kathleen and Peter's help we were able to have everything under the tent (they provided umbrellas for the walk to the tent) which had clear panels so you can see the rain drops falling. It was wonderful!!! Even during the planning process Kathleen and Peter were quick to make suggestions and able to accommodate our vision. We are very thankful and had a great day!! Not even the rain could stop the party!! If you want an at home feel with an intimate wedding, this is the place to go!
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Argumentation can take several different forms. It is important that educators and students recognize and understand the science-specific forms of argumentation and how they differ from the common forms of argumentation in which people engage in daily life. For example, the kinds of arguments in which a person may participate with family members, friends, or acquaintances are often acrimonious or focused on the desire to make one's point and "win" the argument. Or in the case of more formal debate, such as the kind politicians engage in, contestants are scored on their ability to "sell" an argument that favors a particular position.
Both of these forms of argumentation differ from scientific argumentation in important ways. In science, the goals of argumentation are to promote as much understanding of a situation as possible and to persuade colleagues of the validity of a specific idea. Rather than trying to win an argument, as people often do in nonscience contexts, scientific argumentation is ideally about sharing, processing, and learning about ideas.
Scientific argumentation is also governed by shared norms of participation. Scientific argumentation focuses on ideas, and any resulting criticism targets those ideas and observations, not the individuals who express them. Scientists understand that, ultimately, building scientific knowledge requires building theories that incorporate the largest number of valid observations possible. Thus, while scientists may strongly defend a particular theory, when presented with a persuasive claim that does not support their position, they know they must try to integrate it into their thinking.
In spite of the importance of talk and argument in science and in the learning process in general, K-8 science classrooms are typically not rich with opportunities for students to engage in these more productive forms of communication. Analysis of typical classroom practice suggests that patterns of discourse in classrooms typically adhere to a turn-taking format, often characterized as "recitation." A teacher asks a question with a known answer and a student is called on and responds. The teacher then follows up with a comment that evaluates the student's response.
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Hi Glenn, good article. Watched all the fights over the weekend, however whilst I agree that Alvarez looked good, he looked good against a much smaller fighter. Until he fights someone his own weight who is also young and hungry or a proven world class fighter, the jury is still out in my opinion. Would love to see Alvarez/Golovkin at maybe 156/158, or Alvarez/Cotto at 154. Re Khan, strange move as as you say Pacquiao won't be around forever and Chavez Jr isn't a top class fighter imo. If he can shore up his defence with Hill, fair play and good luck to him but I still feel whoever he has training him, his chin will ultimately catch up with him again, especially if he goes up to 147.
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At one point a little over 2 weeks ago the Blue Rocks had lost a 2.5 game lead to the Frederick Keys but after splitting a series with Lynchburg, they came home, won 11of 13 games and punched their ticket to the playoffs.
This team started to come come together in the 2nd half after the additions of 1B Mark Fields, RHP Brooks Pounder, and SS Orlando Calixte . Mark has simply racked since he has joined the Blue Rocks, having one the best offensive outputs for the 2nd half for either the minors or majors. Brooks came up and solidified the back end of the starting rotation and became an ace on the team. Orlando was a midseason call up who was a welcomed surprise with his offense and becoming an anchor for the infield defense. These 3 under the leadership of manager Vance Wilson have saved what was looking like a horrible season and now are 2nd half division champs and ready to do damage in the playoffs.
As of this posting the Rocks are hosting the Lynchburg Hillcats in game 1 of the Carolina League Northern Division Championship and for a brief preview of the series comes down to one man for the Rocks: Mark Fields. If he gets in the mix its hard for other teams to handle the press he puts on opposing pitching staffs.
For the Hillcats they will have an interesting addition coming in game 2 in the form of SS Andrelton Simmons. He was the Carolina League batting last year but I first saw him play short was for the Atlanta Braves this season before he hurt his wrist sliding into 2nd on a heads up hustle play. Simply put this guy may be the the Derek Jeter cause everything he is so smooth and effortless but so powerful. The Hillcats having this guy for the duration of the playoffs could be a problem but first they have to get by Hillcat starter and Carolina League Pitcher of the Year Greg Scholosser tonight. (Again as I type this I am underground working on the NYC subway so I don't know the score. I think I will tell everyone about my new job on a later post)
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By Daniel firstname.lastname@example.com Charles Smith, the 51-year-old former cop, who killed his girlfriend's husband, doesn't want to testify against her. Smith pleaded guilty in June, saying he ambushed, shot and killed Donald Ray Skinner, because he loved the man's wife, Carolyn Allene Skinner, and because she wanted him to do it. Smith accepted a life sentence for his crimes, but he doesn't want to testify against his lover, Allene Skinner, as she stands trial for murder and conspiracy to commit murder. "I just wish to move on to prison and serve my time," Smith said, in a letter to a Clayton County Superior Court judge. Prosecutors plan to put Smith on the stand during the trial, which is set to start Monday. They insist he has to testify, whether he wants to or not. Smith confessed to the murder after he was arrested, and wanted to plead guilty in court, but waited while his defense attorney tried to get a plea deal. The attorney offered to exchange Smith's testimony for a lighter sentence, but the District Attorney's office wouldn't accept it. Now, according to prosecutor John Turner, they're going to force Smith to testify. "He doesn't have the right not to," Turner said. "My plan is to call him to the stand ... I don't know what he'll say about her, but I know what he has said about her in his plea, and when he was talking to police. If he says anything different, I can impeach the [expletive] out of him." Prosecutors plan to present evidence they say will show Allene Skinner wanted her husband dead, and was planning to collect on his life insurance policy. They argue that she conspired to kill him, and manipulated Smith to do what she wanted. They will allege that Skinner, 52, has had chronic money problems, was a constant liar, and continually manipulated men. Prosecutors also allege that Allene Skinner tried to hire someone to kill her husband back in 1997, and told her daughter she'd found someone on the Internet who would kill Donald Skinner for round-trip airfare, and "hit money." Allene Skinner's attorney, Malcolm Wells, has said the manipulations are all fantasies in Charles Smith's head, and described the former cop as conjuring visions of "Miami Vice." He argues that the only thing his client is guilty of is being attractive to men. Smith, however, said he had his "head and heart warped" by the woman, and said he would never have killed a man if he hadn't met Allene Skinner. Prosecutors want him to make that claim in front of a jury. Turner talked to Smith, as part of the preparation for trial, and Smith is saying the county prosecutor intimidated him. "I advised Mr. Turner that I have nothing to say," Smith wrote, in a letter to Judge Geronda V. Carter. "I told him that I have the right to remain silent. He said that he would have you make me answer the question or find me in contempt and add time to my sentence." According to Smith, Turner swore he would contact the parole board and tell them to deny Smith's applications to get out of prison. "Mr. Turner was trying to force me to testify," Smith wrote. "I felt intimidated that he was going to hurt my chances at parole if I didn't testify." Smith will be eligible to apply for parole in 30 years, when he is 80. Smith's attorney, Joe Roberto, said the man doesn't want to testify, because "deep down, despite everything, he's still in love with Allene."
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Lately, when walking with Nora the Schnauzer and a Nikon camera at Mill Creek and Bennington Lake, I have sensed a vague kinship with the French Impressionist painters of the 19th century.
Of course my images don't compare remotely well with their canvases.
Nevertheless, I have one thing in common with those innovators: I also spend days, weeks and years recording the same scenes and subjects.
They did so to study and explore the effects of natural light, how its changes illuminates subjects at varied times of the day, in varied seasons and in varied weather.
Claude Monet, for example, painted 25 canvases of haystacks (titled Haystacks) in a field near Giverny, France, after the 1890 harvest season.
He could see the haystacks from his doorway and continued the series through the spring of 1891.
Monet moved to Giverny in 1883 and painted mostly scenes within two miles of his home for the next 40 years.
Then he died.
So, I record the same, yet different, Mill Creek images almost daily while Nora works up another nap.
We do it rain or shine and in the snow, like Monet. In the winter of 1874-5, he painted 18 snow scenes at Argenteuil, northwest of Paris, mostly on the boulevard where he lived.
Nora and I walk along the stream to Rooks Park or around Bennington Lake several times each week. We vary the time of day to fit our busy schedule of television re-runs and naps.
We enjoy the golden-hour light at dawn and at dusk that spreads a special glow over water, grass, trees and shrubbery, as well as over otters, herons and mergansers.
In addition, our familiar subjects may actually DO something interesting or unexpected. Clouds break up to create vivid sunsets.
Recently, a great blue heron skimmed above the creek, headed upstream. It braked sharply and flopped onto the water.
The spear-pointed head flashed in a blur neck deep. It rose gripping a 14-16-inch rainbow trout.
The heron turned the fish length-wise and swallowed it in one jaw- and throat-swelling gulp.
The episode perhaps took two minutes. I snapped off 35 images, more than Monet created in a week, or a month.
Well, maybe not.
Monet spent six months painting the Rouen Cathedral, sometimes working on 10 canvases at a time to capture the way light played across the structure's ornate details.
In 10 seconds, I snapped 10 images of a soft-ball-sized muskrat near Rooks Park after it swam to a rock and calmly preened eight feet away.
Then, two otters preened and scratched among the tall grass at the Rooks Park pond.
Hooded and common mergansers usually ignore me and Nora along Mill Creek.
Yet, sometimes for no apparent reason, they take off in wild thrashings of water that reflect magically in the natural light.
On foggy, low-light winter days after a light snow around Bennington Lake, downy woodpeckers, wrens, sparrows, finches and juncos may swarm among the red-hipped wild-rose bushes.
At low water, Nora may race around the lake's mud flats past the beaver houses.
Recently, she jumped about a foot when two deer crashed through a nearby thicket.
Finally, after a typical day of recording 200-plus images, I may discover impressionistic images of my own. Sometimes more than a few, blurred because of shutter speeds or ISOs set way too low.
Well, shucks.
I would continue pondering French impressionists, but Nora dropped her stuffed hedge-hog by my foot and launched a relentless stare at my face.
I better take her out to Mill Creek.
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Unique in the world: The picturesque Spring Cottage is one of the most beautiful cottages on the River Thames.
Originally built as a Summerhouse and tea room for the Countess of Orkney in 1813, the picturesque Spring Cottage is one of the most beautiful cottages on the River Thames. It was here that Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Sutherland would take afternoon tea whilst watching the world float by. It offers immaculately presented accommodation with charming details: a large lounge with open fireplace, the 'Snug', a small office area overlooking the River Thames, and a private garden and boat mooring.
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Valerie McKenzie, who owns Texas-based consignment chain Restyle, says she and other store owners have worked hard to overcome that image. McKenzie says her stores smell so good and are so organized that people walk in and ask if the clothing is really used.
There's usually no question the clothing is used in resale shops that specialize in vintage clothing, but that doesn't mean the standards are any lower. Vintage items, which include clothing from the turn of the century to the 1970s, are popular these days, especially platform shoes, handbags, chunky jewelry and anything designed by Emilio Pucci, says Uesa Robinson, a former Capitol Hill shop owner who will start selling vintage and secondhand designer clothes next month at uesagoods.com. The clothes need to be inspected carefully and treated delicately, but a really fun find can be "nirvana," she says.
Even used wedding dresses are attracting a following. White Chicago, which sells new and used wedding dresses, does a brisk business.
"Bridal stores often carry only five or six designers, but bridal consignment shops have dresses from a lot of designers and many that are discontinued or from previous seasons," says White Chicago owner Ursula Guyer.
When it comes to selling to secondhand shops, consumers report varying experiences, with many saying the shops were so selective — and stingy — that it made more sense to donate to a charitable group.
Bridget Menke of Jacksonville says a local resale shop offered her only $1 on a shirt she got from Baby Gap for $10 and her child wore only once. When the store told Menke it'd be selling the shirt for $6.50, she decided to give it to a friend. After a resale store near Lincoln, Neb., balked at Susan Bejot's basket of clothing from Urban Outfitters because its wasn't "more neatly prepared," she decided resale wasn't for her.
"It simply is not worth the hassle to get so little money for so few items and still have a lot to donate anyway," says Bejot.
McKenzie acknowledges being picky. She requires that clothes be styles that are from the past two to three years, be clean and free of holes or spots.
Robinson appreciates the high standards: She buys nearly all her clothes at consignment shops or estate sales. "I love the high of not knowing what you're going to find."


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Hargrevaes Lansdown is one of the UK's leading independent financial service providers and asset management specialists. Our mission is to help investors make more of their investments by providing the best information, the best service and the best prices.
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Bank profits on loans rise
The Reserve Bank has given the clearest sign yet it is preparing to ease up on future rate rises, saying that interest rates are now back to normal levels.
In a speech yesterday, the deputy governor of the central bank said even though official rates remained low, unofficial increases by major banks meant borrowers were no longer enjoying the emergency lows.
But the deputy, Ric Battellino, made clear banks cannot blame any future oversized rate rises on their higher borrowing costs.
Banks are making more money on their loans than they did before the global financial crisis, the Reserve's analysis shows.
The dollar tumbled following Mr Battellino's speech, which jolted many in financial markets out of a belief the Reserve would follow up the past three months rate rises with another in the new year.
National accounts figures released yesterday showed the economy remains weak, expanding by just 0.2 per cent in the three months to the end of September, and 0.5 per cent for the year.
The current cash rate of 3.75 per cent is still historically low. But Mr Battellino said real borrowing costs faced by home owners and businesses were significantly higher, following a run of bank-driven rate rises.
This meant today's cash rate would be more like 4.75 per cent.
"Taking these considerations into account, it would be reasonable to conclude that the overall stance of monetary policy is now back in the normal range, though in the expansionary segment of that range," the deputy governor told a Sydney audience.
Mr Battellino defended these bank-driven rate rises, saying if banks simply absorbed higher costs they would have fallen into loss, threatening their ability to keep lending.
But global markets have eased, and the situation has changed. Banks are now enjoying a margin on their lending about 0.2 percentage points higher than pre-crisis levels.
"With the economy and business climate now improving, the economic justification for wider margins on loans is becoming less compelling, so it would be reasonable to assume that, in a competitive banking sector, we should see margins level out soon," Mr Battellino said.
He also undermined Westpac's defence of its infamous December rate rise, suggesting the bank's aggressive expansion of its business in the past year was the main reason for the move.
Westpac has claimed the 0.45 percentage point rise - the biggest of the banks and almost double the 0.25 percentage point increase in official rates - was needed because of higher funding costs.
But Mr Battellino said it seemed the bank was trying to curb "unsustainable" growth in its market share.
"There has been a lot of controversy about the Westpac move. But the situation facing Westpac is that it's increased its loans at virtually double the rate of the other banks and it's pretty clear to a bank that that is not sustainable," he said.
Mr Battellino denied Westpac customers were now paying for poor management by the company, saying borrowers could switch lenders if they wished.
Westpac executives yesterday defended their rate increase at the bank's annual general meeting, saying the bank's shareholders had already taken some pain from an increase in funding costs.
"We absorbed some of the external cost increases, rather than pass them on to borrowers at the expense, of course, of shareholders," the bank's chairman, Ted Evans, told the meeting, in Melbourne.
"We would do no favours to anyone by offering mortgages at rates that we know to be unsustainable."
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vermiculite/portland and weather
I will be ready to add insulation to my slab in a few days for my WFO here in southwest VA and have a question re. vermiculite/Portland.
Is this mixture weather resistant? I plan to extend the insulation past the edges of the dome but I am concerned about exposure in that area to the elements. Will it wick moisture under the dome and lose insulating value? Should it be waterproofed?
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Hey Jnpe,
I can't say I remember any conversation about this question in the past, but here are my two cents on the subject...
The vermiculite / Portland cement mixture is a very porous product. It will absorb water.
It would certainly hold water andwhen it gets wet it will wick the water through the full structure. And if you live where it will freeze, the frozen water will break up the structure created by the Portland cement.
I think if you want your structure to last, you will cover the exposed vermicultie / Portland insulation with tile, or stone or some product that will protect this insulation from the weather and keep it dry.
Re: vermiculite/portland and weather
Those builders who take their vermiculite concrete out to the edge of the support slab usually cover it with whatever surface treatment they use for the stand/structure be it stucco, tile, stone or brick face, etc.
It's not recommended to leave your insulation open to the weather.
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Thanks for the replies!
Most good thermal insulators by design have a high degree of porosity and just wanted to make sure I wasnt missing something re. verm./port. Encapsulating the exposed edges with stucco sounds like a reasonable approach and planning to proceed that way.
Found one bag of #8 vermiculite locally and have ordered the remainder.
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Re: vermiculite/portland and weather
Definitely don't leave the vermiculite mixture exposed to the weather! See my post from last year about failed attempt to use it as a roofing material. It will continue to sorb moisture if not weatherproofed... then it will freeze and chip off in small chunks.
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INDIAN LAKE - Thanks to a hefty federal grant, Town of Indian Lake residents may once again be drinking contaminant-free water in the coming months.
In late 2004, the New York State Dept. of Health concluded that surface runoff was infiltrating one of the primary underground water systems in town.
In 2005, the town received $2 million in grants from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture and an additional $1.2 million in interest-free loans to build a filtration plant designed to remove manganese and iron, among many other contaminants from the Indian Lake water supply, officials said this week.
"We are really pushing this," Indian Lake Supervisor Barry Hutchins said Monday. "The pilot study is done and construction will likely begin this coming construction season."
Hutchins said that the town has installed four new water supply wells over the last three years. The filtration plant will be the final step in cleaning the system which supplies water to a large portion of the community.
"The town board continues to work with all of the associated parties to not only keep this project on schedule, but to get the best final product that will serve the community well into the future," Hutchins said.
Over the last four years, Indian Lake has conducted a pilot study with the State Department of Health to assess the best methods of removing the potentially harmful contaminants from the water supply. The pilot study was completed in Dec. 2008 and the design and construction of the filtration plant can begin as soon as weather permits.
Officials said that they expect to start accepting bids over the next few months.
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One Apartment, Two Very Different 'Nutcrackers' by James Barron, November 2011
By James Barron, The New York Times
Monday November 14, 2011
"It's the grueling time," Mr. Michael explained. "It's Nutcracker' season." He and Mr. Parker are choreographers working on two distinctly different versions of "The Nutcracker," the ballet that, for audiences, is a hardy holiday perennial, with Drosselmeyer, toys that come to life and even fighting mice. Details >
An Accomplished Premiere, Served Along With Other Flourishes
By Alastair Macaulay, The New York Times
Monday May 16, 2011
The generous breadth of taste shown by New York Theater Ballet with its Signatures series is good for New York's whole dance scene. This weekend at the Florence Gould Hall it showed pieces by Frederick Ashton, Merce Cunningham and Anthony Tudor - three of the 20th century's supreme choreographers - as well as a world premiere by the British choreographer Richard Alston. Larger than the excellence of any one work here, which is saying much, was the stylistic diversity of the program. I've been grateful for this company before; I've never admired it more than on this occasion.
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NYTB at The Egg
By Tresca Weinstein, Special to the Times Union
Friday May 6, 2011
The 13 dancers of the New York Theatre Ballet have got moves, but, more important, they have heart, spirit and soul. In a performance at the Egg Friday night, this little treasure of a company imbued a wonderfully varied program with captivating drama. Details >
New York Theatre Ballet Aims for the Heart
By Tresca Weinstein, Special to the Times Union
Thursday May 5, 2011
The New York Theatre Ballet shares its hometown and three of the words in its name with one of the most famous ballet companies in the world: the New York City Ballet. But the one word that's different pinpoints what the New York Theatre Ballet is all about. Details >
All Tudor Program is Treasure to Behold
By Wendy Liberatore, Gazette Reporter
Sunday May 1, 2011
New York Theatre Ballet is a small ensemble that serves the dance community in a big way – mainly by preserving important works that are rarely seen or are in danger of being forgotten. And the company, founded and directed Diana Byer, curates its repertory with love and respect. That care was obvious this past weekend at Kaatsbaan
International Dance Center where the chamber ballet performed a beautiful all-Antony Tudor program. Details >
Mixed Bill: Septet, Game Two, Soirée Musicale, Judgment of Paris, Othello
By Jack Anderson, Dancingtimes
Friday February 11, 2011
New York Theatre Ballet always provides us with civilized pleasures. The company may be small (11 dancers and two apprentices), but its repertoire is eclectic, and its presentations, though modestly scaled, both look and sound good, thanks to imaginative designs and, most of the time, live music. This chamber-ballet troupe can also come up with surprises.
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NYTB Dancers talk Black Swan
By Sarah Maslin Nir, The New York Times
Friday January 7, 2011
CARMELLA IMRIE spent six grueling hours last Wednesday mastering steps like the brisé and jeté battu for Keith Michael's ballet "The Alice-in-Wonderland Follies." ...she and five other dancers with the New York Theater Ballet headed out to see "Black Swan." Details >
A Two Fold History Lesson, Courtesy of Four Midcentury Masters
By Alastair Macaulay, The New York Times
Sunday April 25, 2010
In reviving little-known little gems by four leading mid-20th-century choreographers, as it did in the "Signatures 10" program on Saturday at Gould Hall, New York Theater Ballet confirms its status as an invaluable company. Very few in the audience can have seen all these gems before; fewer can feel that they know even one well. Details >


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The Problem with the Execution of Executions
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The Problem with the Execution of Executions
By Amy Beeman
Experts call it air hunger. That's what happened when a new lethal injection cocktail given to convicted rapist and murderer, Dennis McGuire, left him gasping, snorting and struggling for breath. One of the drugs wouldn't let his body absorb oxygen, so he wretched on the table for 10 to 26 minutes, depending on different witness accounts reported.
McGuire's slow death shed light on an issue that many of us likely were unaware of, which is that over the last few years, one-by-one, the companies that produce different drugs used for lethal injection are refusing to sell the chemicals to prisons for use in killing. They say they make the drugs for surgical procedures, to help people, not to be used to cause death. As prison stocks of these drugs dwindle and expire, states are having to find new drug combinations to carry-out death sentences.
Many are turning to drug compound pharmacies, which alter current FDA approved drugs for specialized reasons. The finished result does not currently require FDA approval, though under the recently passed Drug Quality and Security Act, compound pharmacies are encouraged to register with the FDA (they are not mandated to do so). In McGuire's case, he was the first to be injected with a new lethal mix of pharmaceutical chemicals, and some say it caused him to experience unlawful cruel and unusual punishment. His family is suing the state of Ohio on those grounds. The death penalty is still legal in 32 states and lethal injection is the most widely used method to kill prisoners on death row.
Here in Florida, where we were second in the number of death sentences carried out in 2013, at 15, (California was first with 24) lethal injection is the standard method of capital punishment, though electrocution is still an option. Inmate's choice.
Seven other states still offer electrocution. In three states, Delaware, Missouri and Wyoming, hanging is still on the table. Oklahoma and Utah have the option of firing squads, and Arizona, Missouri and Wyoming have the gas chamber. There are some stipulations for using most of those methods though, and lethal injection is overwhelmingly the way the death sentence is carried out. However, lawmakers in Missouri and Wyoming are proposing to bring back firing squads to those states too, saying that there is too much room for error by trying to experiment with lethal drug mixes, not to mention, it's a cheap way to get the job done.
It's all an ugly business. The reason lethal injection has been 'popular' is that has a cleaner, more clinical feel to it. We put a person to sleep and they never wake up. That's about the best one can hope for in death. Whether an inmate suffers while being pumped up with lethal doses of drugs isn't always obvious, as they are often given drugs to paralyze them. The whole thing begs the question, is there a good way to kill a person? If we say we are for the death penalty, then maybe we don't care if a convicted murderer suffers. But if we are uncomfortable with any of the possible methods of death, or if they make us feel like killers ourselves, then maybe it's time for a re-evaluation of our motives.
According to Deathpentaltyinfo.org, a 2000 study showed that keeping an inmate on death row "costs Florida $51 million a year above what it would cost to punish all first- degree murderers with life in prison without parole. Based on the 44 executions Florida had carried out since1976 [to 2000], that amounts to a cost of $24 million for each execution."
This holds true for other states too. Studies cite the costs of pre-trial, trial, endless appeals, and the special incarceration needs for death row inmates as tallying up some pretty high tabs. So the argument that killing a convicted killer is cheaper because we don't have to pay for them the rest of their lives seems to be faulty.
Then there is the argument for ultimate justice. We want vengeance, punishment, vindication. These primal instincts we feel toward a perpetrator are probably similar to those that said perpetrator felt when they committed the crime, ironically enough. Though some may say that the victim, or victims, in a case were innocent whereas the perpetrator that we put to death was found guilty and therefore is not an innocent, so deserves to pay with his or her life.
Maybe they do. But if they deserve to die it is up to us, the citizens to make them die, and us, not being killers, have a hard time with that part. That's why lethal injection has been such a tidy way to take care of this deed. Now that drug companies want no part in their chemicals being used for killing, we have to face a messy situation, at least until we come up with the next magic potion. We are an ingenious bunch, no doubt we'll pull it off, eventually.
In the mean time, McGuire's slow, noisy death has made many of us re-examine our notions about capital punishment. Now that our go-to way to kill is no longer an easy option, we have to decide how we feel about some of the more unseemly ways to kill. Is the idea of a firing squad so far-fetched, in this country where often the news of yet another shooting is met with dull resignation? Until we come up with a solid new plan, death's like McGuire's may not be an anomaly. According to a report on Time.com, the first four states scheduled to carry out executions this year are all trying different drug cocktails, which reeks eerily of experimenting on humans. As much as we like to think ourselves civilized, many times our actions tell a different story.comments powered by Disqus


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Jason and I planned to hit the caves only because they were so close to the Arecibo Observatory. I'm glad that we went, I was expecting something like Howe's Cavern's like we have here in NY, but I got so much more. You start the tour by decending down 200 feet into a ravine. You ride on a sort of wheels train. I suggest keeping your hands and feet inside the train at all times, the reason being spiders. As we decended and asended the steep hill, I noticed these huge, huge, huge spiders and there webs all along side the path and up in the trees. All I can say is absolutely creepy. So we get to the bottom and our tour guide gives us a history lesosn on the cave, but I can't help but notice all the beautiful stalagtites and stalagmites at the entrance. The guide takes you through the caves and past at least 2 of the sink holes tha tmake up the caves. One of the sites pointed out along the route is an area with a water trickling down from way up high. At this point tourists and locals alike begin filing water bottles and socking rags and putting them in baggies. I asked the guide about it, she told me that rumor has it that the waters from this particular stream have been rumored to have healing properties and that locals call it The Fountain of Youth, of course I went over and scooped some up in my hands to drink, it tasted like Spring Water, but really cold. I think the tour took about an hour from start to finish. This tour isn't free folks, $10 for an adult and $7 for children. They offer English only and Spanish only tours, make sure to listen for which line you need to stand on. There is a really cute gift shop here with the usual touristy trinkets and t-shirts with the usual high prices. There is also a food stand here, Jason opted for pizza which was totally gross. Get here early to buy your tickets, they are time stamped. and usually gets sold out by 2. We arrived around 11 and our tickets were already time stamped for 1:30. Good news is that you can get your tickets and return later closer to your scheduled time.
Rent a car for the day and take a drive to see the Camuy Caves. If you're afraid of bats, the dark or creepy crawlees then don't go. I had a very close encounter with a 2 inch cave criquet which I mistook for a cave spider. Our quide quickly pointed out that the cave spider is MUCH BIGGER than a cave criquet.
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