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Rockwell Powers
Song: True (Heart Into It)
Rockwell Powers and DJ Phinisey's BUILD LP is the gift that keeps on giving. Though the project dropped way back in October of last year fresh singles and videos keep popping up on our front page. The latest release,... More
Posted 10 months ago
Song: Alive
Rockwell Powers and DJ Phinisey's collaborative debut album, BUILD, was unleashed back in fall of 2013, but the Tacoma emcee and his West Coast-repping colleague aren't quite done promoting the set. Today, the... More
Posted one year ago
Editor's Pick
Song: TWO SIDES
Update: The Yusuf Word-directed visuals for Rockwell Powers and DJ Phinisey's Two Sides single have been added. It's cliché, but true: there are TWO (or more) SIDES to every story. Take Rockwell Powers and DJ... More
Posted one year ago
In anticipation of its retail release next Wednesday, October 16, Tacoma emcee Rockwell Powers and producer/vocalist DJ Phinisey are offering their BUILD LP as a free, exclusive stream in The DJBooth. The collaborators'... More
Posted one year ago
Song: Radio
These days, hip-hop Radio receives a bad rap, especially from emcees and heads of the underground persuasion. You won't catch Rockwell Powers badmouthing the airwaves, though; disenchanted as the Tacoma native may be... More
Posted one year ago
Editor's Pick
Song: Gone
Last we heard from Rockwell Powers and DJ Phinisey, on a reader-approved single off the latter's self-titled LP, they were "sittin' on Top of the World," reveling in the success they'd achieved in the... More
Posted 2 years ago
Artist: DJ Phinisey
Featuring: Rockwell Powers
Song: Top of the World
With his latest single Top Of The World serving as his first full feature on The DJBooth, Tacoma-based producer DJ Phinisey pulls out all the stops as he both produces and sings his way through the record. Not content with... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: Higher
Fresh off a short breather following the spring release of his Kids in the Back 2 mixtape, Rockwell Powers jumps back into the game with a fresh promo single. On Higher, DJ Phinisey flips a sample from Simon &... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: It's Like This
The 247th entry in our Exclusive Freestyle Series comes courtesy of Rockwell Powers, the Tacoma native who earned Booth acclaim for mixtape cuts My Way and Life. On his brand new, exclusive It's Like This freestyle, the... More
Posted 4 years ago
Rockwell Powers Spits "It's Like This" for DJBooth.net Freestyle Series
New York, N.Y. -- Rockwell Powers, the Tacoma native who earned Booth acclaim for mixtape cuts "My Way" and "Life," has stepped into the Booth to bring us the 247th entry in our Exclusive Freestyle Series. On his brand new,... More
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Savannah Brinson is making her mark in business in one of the emerging markets: fresh juice. Savannah Brinson caught the juice bug getting in shape for her San Diego wedding to beau LeBron James. Now she's doing it on her own, with a new Miami juice bar called The Juice Spot. According to Barron's, the juice craze is a $5 billion-dollar industry, and is growing at a rate of 4 to 8 percent each year . "I would listen to him talk about his conversations with Warren Buffett or Jerry Jones," she told ESPN's Darren Rovell. "But I wanted to get into business, too. "LeBron's connection to my company is that he supports me," she said. "But this is going to be my baby." The Juice Spot is located at 1800 SW First Ave in Miami's Brickell neighborhood. LeBron James sent his wife, Savannah, a great big shout out on Twitter Saturday. Via @kingjames Instagram.
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For four-thousand years and more
He's withstood the tests of time;
Extremes of heat and cold
Haven't cut him down in his prime;
Even now he proudly stands
As a testament of endurance,
The elements sure can't defeat
This tree of majestic stance.
This Californian Bristlecone-Pine
Stands high up in the mountain range,
How it manages to survive there
Leaves us gasping, it seems so strange;
How it's lived for millennia
When other trees have long since died
Is truly amazing to consider,
Such tenacity can't be denied.
On so dry and thirsty a terrain
This tree seems but to thrive,
A resilient nature for sure
Helps to keep it so alive
And, within its tough bark,
In the very heart of the tree
Must be a durability
Of the highest degree.
Yes, the oldest living thing
On our Planet Earth
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Of such invaluable worth.
A grand, visible display
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I'm cold to the bone
All my life I have wandered alone
Though billions intone
Those others stray from my mind…
I trust my heart
To seal the truth of what I find:
The essence that reminds me
of seeking and of finding
that love
of mine.
With one breath
Rises the fate
That two hearts long to- to align
For this life
Dreaming of faith
in love
shall I now presume
to become all that I am and pursue
The wonder ensued
The wonder she still invokes..
or wander with
All thoughts wrest into needless flight:
Obscurely swirling blindly
A chance hands clasp in binding
for warmth
From cold
I am here
Waiting for you
To reveal what you hold inside
This unknown
Channels a dream
Of life
now follow the dream
calling forth to establish a scene
the things we have seen
leaves motives unbridled... yet,
still cold reserve…
assumptions dancing through the verbs…
the cells inside enliven
coalescing an alignment
of love
for you
all my heart,
all of my love
every thing this life shall reveal
all my will
given to you
my love.


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For new members and non-members:
For Sailing:
This class will teach you your port from starboard, mainsheet from mainsail, and just about everything else you need to know about our boats. We'll also show you how to set a boat up and how to take it down so that you can be well on your way to start sailing on the Charles.Rigging is the next step after Orientation, and the prerequisite for Shore School. This 2 hour class is done both in the classroom and in our simulators located on the dock, and covers parts of the boat, sailing terminology, dock procedures, and how to rig and unrig the boat for sailing. A trained instructor will show you every aspect of how to set up and break down the boat, so that your port and starboard become as familiar as left and right! All members are welcome to attend this class and are encouraged to take notes.
This class answers all your questions about how exactly you sail a boat. With demonstrations and boat simulators, this class is your driver's ed for a sailboat, and will teach you what you need to know to get out on the water.
Shore School explains all the theory you'll need to start sailing. An experienced instructor will guide you through the basics of reading the wind, trimming your sails, steering your boat, and cover a variety of skills you'll want to know while on the water. You'll learn how easy it is to stay safe on the river, how simple the boat's controls are, and you'll even get a chance to practice these skills in our simulators located on the dock. This is a 2 hour class, and students are encouraged to take notes. The class is open to all members who have taken the rigging class, and is done both in the classroom and in the simulators. When you have completed this class, you'll be prepared to take the Mercury green test!
Mainsail I builds basic sailing skills with both on-the-water instruction and simulator demonstration. Students will spend the first half of the class reviewing Shore School content, and then get a chance to practice their skills on the water under the direction of an instructor. Skills such as tacking, gybing, steering and sail trim will get special emphasis ins this class, so that students are prepared for their Mainsail II Class, and their Yellow Test. Signup in advance is required.
When you're ready for the next step in sailing, this is where to go. Take this course to learn the tips and tricks that will prepare you for more challenging conditions, and get you ready for the Mercury yellow test.
Mainsail builds basic skills into sailing competency, in order to prepare you for the Mercury yellow test. It will cover the finer points of tacking and gybing, sail trim, and best practices for keeping your boat flat in heavier wind. You'll be accompanied by a trained instructor in a powerboat, and you'll have the opportunity to practice on a real test course out on the water. This 2 hour class does require advance signup, and is open to all members with a green rating who have been out on the water at least once.
For Paddling:
As Stand-Up-Paddleboarding grows in popularity, so do CBI's SUP offerings. Take this class to get cleared and oriented to use our Stand-Up-Paddleboards out on the river.
Stand-Up-Paddleboarding is one of the fastest growing watersports in the country, and this class will teach you to use CBI's fleet of paddleboards out on the river. Beginning with basic safety instruction, you will also get to go on a guided paddle with your instructor, so that you can feel out the paddleboarding experience with supervision. Once you finish this 1.5 hour class, the Stand-Up-Paddleboards will be yours to use during program hours.
Length: 30 minutes. The kayak class covers all of the kayak rules and beginner skills required for your kayak rating. Classes are offered weekly from May through September. Class limit of 10
Intermediate Classes
Jib 1 is our first class that goes into the advanced knowledge required to sail in heavy wind. You'll learn how to effectively use a jib sail, perform man overboard rescues, and maneuver in the demanding conditions required for the Mercury red test. The Jib class is the heart of our Mercury sailing curriculum, and is designed to create competent sailors who are prepared for red test conditions. After learning how the jib sail works and how to rig it, you and another crew member will get on the water to try out your new knowledge. Your instructor will cover how to rig and trim the jib, how to coordinate your weight placement in the boat, and the procedure for man-overboard rescues. The instructor will join you on the water and coach you from a powerboat, so that each move you make is that of a solid and capable sailor. The Jib 1 class is typically taken several times before completing the test. Each time you take the class you will learn more from your classmates and instructors, and get extra practice for the demands of the test. Jib 1 runs for 2 hours.
Jib 2 teaches the finer points of advanced boathandling and crew coordination. In this class, you will learn to sail without a rudder!Rudderless sailing, while not required for the red test, gives a sailor a deeper understanding of the forces at work when a boat is under sail. This class is focused specifically on sailing a boat using only the sails and your own weight; no rudder required. You'll learn how sail trim and heel affect how a boat moves, so that you can make your turns better, tacks smoother, and gybes safer. Any sailor who has taken Jib 1, and wants to greatly increase their sailing knowledge, should take this 2 hour class.
Advanced Classes
Our keelboats, especially our Sonars, are some of our most fun and popular boats. This 1-day class will give you the knowledge necessary to rig, moor, and sail these boats.
The keelboat class introduces new skills which prepare sailors for a new type of sailing. Rhodes and Sonars offer more space and better performance than our Mercuries, and are our most popular boats on busy days. To sail these boats students will learn how to safely navigate the mooring field, moor their boats, and perform a man-overboard rescue. This 6 hour course will also go over how to safely rig, reef, and sail these boats in a variety of conditions. Your instructor will join you on board and give students time on the helm, so that when you earn your rating, keelboats are second nature to you. The class will be conducted in Rhodes 19s, Sonars, and Ideal 18s.
The 420 is one of the most popular double-handed racing boats in the world, and this class will teach you the skills necessary to sail one.
The 420 class delivers a whole new range of skills to the aspiring racer. In this class you'll learn how to master the precision that this boat requires in sail trim, weight placement, tacking and gybing, as well as capsize recovery. That's right, in this class you'll learn to capsize the 420 and recover it on your own, so prepare to get wet. The 420 class runs for 6 hours.
The laser is a popular and fast single-handed boat that provides both a challenge and hours of fun. This class will cover everything you need to know to rig, store, and sail these boats at CBI.
The high-performance nature of this boat demands agility and skill, which this class will help you attain. Beginning with the rigging of the boat, this class will also cover the different rig options available, as well as best practices used to get every ounce of performance out of this boat. You'll also spend time in the water, learning how to recover the boat from capsizes. If speed and thrill are your goals, this is the class for you. Advance signup is required for this 6 hour class.
Other Classes
Want to try something different? Windsurfing is a great way to branch out. This class will introduce you to our equipment and the basics of windsurfing.This class will get students started windsurfing, and earn them their windsurf green rating. Students will start off with the basics in an on-shore simulator, and then progress to structured practice in the mooring field.
This class is a great stepping stone to Windsurf Yellow and Red ratings. Instructors will offer extra coaching and guidance for tacking and gybing, as well as helping students improve upwind sailing.This 2-hour clinic is intended to help you hone your windsurfing skills and prepare for Windsurf Yellow and Red tests. These will be tailored to the areas each student would like to work on, specifically focusing on tacking and gybing skills and upwind sailing. Students must have their Windsurf Green rating.


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A study by Nielsen shows that while the typical American household has almost 200 channels to choose from, viewers typically only watch about 17 networks on a regular basis.
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Title: City of the Dead (Seven Wonders Series #2)
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Up from the sands of Egypt rises the Great Pyramid, where Pharaoh's Grand Vizier commands the historic building project as he orders his life—with justice, truth, and precision. When a series of murders threatens chaos, Hemi must abandon his legacy to hunt down the killer who may be closer than he would like to think.
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City of the Dead, the second of T. L. Higley's Seven Wonders novels, is the story of the man who oversees the building of Egypt's Great Pyramid. Higley once more gives readers a fascinating and too-seldom-offered glimpse into one of the greatest achievements of antiquity. This series is a wonder in itself.
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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, 2003 Service members returning home from Southwest Asia for rest and recuperation leave can now get discount fares for connecting flights after they arrive at the Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
The R&R program, which began Sept. 25, provides free flights to Baltimore or to Frankfurt, Germany. Service members must pay for all transportation beyond those gateways.
The discount airline ticket program is designed to reduce the troops' out-of- pocket costs, airline officials said, particularly because most must buy their plane tickets at the last minute, when airlines generally charge higher prices. During the first week of the R&R program, service members received just two to three days notice of their leave, although more notice is expected now that the program is under way.
So far, Delta, American, Southwest and Northwest Airlines are offering discount tickets to eligible troops, and more airlines are expected to extend the offer.
To qualify for discounted tickets, service members must book their follow-on flights before leaving Kuwait City International Airport, the outbound gateway airport for the R&R program, explained Monnie Riggin, director of operations and support services for Navigant-SATO Travel.
The Army contracted with SATO Travel to set up a ticketing operation on the edge of the Kuwait airport, explained Dan Yount, chief of Army leisure and travel services. Located at Camp Champion, a tent city that serves as the marshalling point for soldiers leaving on R&R leave, the facility is staffed with ticketing agents to help outbound troops.
So far, 80 to 90 percent of the troops require tickets for connecting flights, Riggin said. She expects that percentage to decrease if the military moves forward with plans to add additional U.S. gateways for R&R flights.
Meanwhile, Riggin cautioned troops not to buy their tickets for connecting flights online. In the event that their flight from Kuwait or Frankfurt is delayed, these service members could miss their connecting flights, she said, and have no way to get reimbursed for the price of their tickets.
"Buying tickets online is just too risky for this type of travel," she said. "If there's a delay, the ticket is of no value, and there is nothing we can do to help."
Today's R&R flight, for example, was scheduled to arrive at BWI airport shortly before noon, but it's now expected at closer to 6 p.m., Yount said.
"I can guarantee that some of those service members are going to miss their connecting flights," he said. "And if they bought their tickets online, they're going to have a problem."
Yount said his office was making arrangements with local hotels to offer discounted rooms and additional amenities for anyone forced to stay overnight in Baltimore because of the flight delay. "We're trying to make a very unpalatable situation as palatable as we can for the troops," he said.
Riggin said her office is working with one of the participating airlines to extend partial rebates to some of the first returning R&R troops who purchased top-dollar airline tickets before the ticket discounts were introduced. She was uncertain if other airlines would make the same offer.
The R&R program is proceeding well, officials said, with 270 Operation Iraqi Freedom troops leaving the theater every day for 15 days of R&R leave. The daily flights stop at Frankfurt, but most of the passengers continue on to BWI Airport.
There, many await their connecting flights at the airport's USO facility, which offers free baggage storage, snacks, and sleeping areas. According to Adrienne Trout, director of airport services for the USO of Metropolitan Washington, the facility "has definitely seen a surge" in usage since the first R & R flight arrived at BWI airport Sept. 26.
Trout said the USO gave money to a few cash-strapped service members who arrived at the airport, unable to pay cab fare to get them to other Washington, D.C., area airports for their connecting flights.
Learning of this need, the VFW Foundation stepped in, rallying its posts in Maryland and New Jersey to provide drivers and vans to transport R&R troops to Washington Reagan National and Dulles International airports. Cab fares to those airports from BWI run about $37 and $66, respectively, Trout said.
Mike Meyer, the VFW Foundation's administrator of cooperative development, said the shuttle service is an extension of many services the foundation already provides service members and veterans. "We saw the need and stepped in to see how we could help," he said.
For more information about the R&R program, visit www.offdutytravel.com. Operated by the U.S. Army Family Support Center, the site gives details about the R&R program, rates and amenities at Baltimore area hotels, and discounts offered by restaurants and theme parks to R&R troops.


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What happened? 'I am not sure.'
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Posted by pink pony on 09/14/2009
While the food was good and the service was excellent, the atmosphere was much less impressive. Only seating about 15 people with the majority of those seats facing the wall, it felt more like a fast food joint than a restaurant. Then again, if you like your service snappy, then that's what you'll get! My meal was brought out less than five minutes after I ordered it. The prices are very reasonable as well as I got two well-portioned rolls and a cup of tea for about 16 bucks. Not bad in my book, just not the place for a fine-dining experience. If you're looking for good sushi on the go, this is the perfect place to go.
Posted by anonymous on 04/02/2009
The brown rice they use is sooo amazingly good that I always order an extra bowl of rice when I go in. The salad dressing is delicious and makes me want to eat salad even though I normally hate salad! If you try anything here, eat the Tuna Gone Wild Roll and you will drool every time you think of it. Shrimp tempura roll is awesome as well.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/21/2006
This place is real cheap for sushi and esp. since it's located on newberry street. I am from houston and I always make a stop here when I come into town :)
Posted by Kippy on 07/28/2006
Good value, great sushi, go early at lunch..nice to get take out and eat in the public garden.
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... caused a gold rush into the area. Over the next 8 years all the fortune seekers travelled the Cariboo Wagon Road to Barkerville. Now it is a tourist attraction, and people dressed in period clothes take walking tours around the town. There are stage ...
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Barkerville and The Cariboo Gold Rush
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Barkerville Historic Town
14301 Barkerville Hwy 26, Barkerville, Cariboo, British Columbia, Canada
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Bloomington craftswomen help beverages go green
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - A small group of women meets Thursday afternoons at the Shalom Community Center to crochet, knit or do felt work.
In the process of learning new skills and making items to sell, the members of Between Stitches are creating environmentally friendly wares. Their reusable coffee cup sleeves and water bottle holders are on sale at the Bloomington Bagel Company's North Dunn Street location.
On a counter, between display cases containing baked good and cold salads, a basket holds $5 coffee sleeves and $8 water bottle holders. All proceeds from the sales go to the women of Between Stitches, who are Shalom Center clients, The Herald-Times reported.
Each item carries a tag signed by the woman who designed it.
Janice specializes in crochet. Elnora's are the felted sleeves with stitching. Brenda made the water bottle holders.
Nearly 3 billion disposable hot-cup sleeves were produced in the United States in 2011, according to a 2012 Starbucks news release.
"We did think that it would be something that people would like to have to keep their cups warm. And they wouldn't have to use the cardboard ones," said Pam Kinnaman, a retired Shalom Center volunteer coordinator and the group's facilitator.
Kinnaman, who owns and operates the Wee Sheep Fiber Farm north of Bloomfield, has a knack for spinning, crocheting, felting and other fabric work. And she has the desire to teach her skills to those who want to learn. She's even learned how to knit left-handed, so she could teach a left-handed member of the group.
Kinnaman says her fabric arts group didn't set out solely to create the reusable sleeves to save those cardboard ones from constantly hitting the trash.
"It gives them a nice outlet for something to do, a creative outlet," Kinnaman said. "I thought it would be nice for them to make some money, make things to sell."
The coffee cup sleeves are projects some of the beginning knitters can tackle.
The completion of each sleeve serves as a success for each woman as she develops new skills or moves to more advanced projects, such as hats or sweaters.
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GILBERT — Wando senior Rachel Torlay played big time in a big game — again.
She scored a goal in the 4th minute of Friday night's Class AAAA state girls soccer championship match against J.L. Mann, and the early score propelled the Warriors to a 2-0 victory and their third state championship in four years.
In the 2010 title game, Torlay had Wando's lone goal in regulation against Mauldin, scoring on a penalty kick in the 51st minute. Wando went on to win, 2-1, in an epic 11-round penalty-kick shootout.
In 2011, Torlay scored from seven yards in the 22nd minute against Mauldin as the Warriors repeated as state champs with a 1-0 victory.
Friday, she scored again.
"It's always good when you get that first goal," Torlay said. "That first half was a little scary. (J.L. Mann) played well and tried to come back
But we work hard and deserve it. We're out there practicing all the time."
Torlay has been on the varsity team for four years and has enjoyed great success, helping the Warriors post an 88-4 record.
"Our goal all year was to win the state championship," Wando coach Shannon Champ said. "Our goal was to bring the state championship trophy back to Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, and that's where it's going."
The Warriors made it 2-0 in the 61st minute when senior midfielder Hannah Ross scored from 10 yards.
"(J.L. Mann) gave us a good game," Champ said. "That first goal was great. It set the tone and gave us the momentum. I thought we could have gotten a couple more in the first half. Mann started playing really well late in the first half. But once we put that second goal in, I knew no one was going to take the championship away from us."
Wando received a scare last week in the second round of the playoffs. Torlay was injured when she collided with an opposing player in the Warriors' 1-0 victory over Dutch Fork. She missed the next game — a 4-0 victory against South Aiken.
In the 51st minute Friday night, freshman Ellen Hayes and a Patriot player collided. Both were down for a few minutes, but managed to get up.
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Supposedly benefitial...
This just sounds awfully similar to the "subliminal learning" programs, where if you go to sleep listening to say, a foreign language, or general knowledge questions, your subconscious will still be able to assimilate the information and you can be learning while your brain sleeps. But subjects that have been tested on this showed no noticable improvement.
What interview did that OP come from? I'm betting it wasn't something that has any scientific data to back it up. This sounds like the correlation/causation fallacy, usually defended by "well, it worked for me!" when you try and point out the specious reasoning behing it.
Like in the Simpsons episode about the bear patrol (Much Apu About Nothing).
Lisa: "By your logic, I could claim that this rock keeps tigers away."
Homer (confused): "Hmm; how does it work?"
Lisa: "It doesn't work; it's just a stupid rock!"
Homer: "Uh-huh."
Lisa: "… but I don't see any tigers around, do you?"
(pause) Homer: "Lisa, I want to buy your rock…"
Even if you did go to sleep with a metronome but were practising during the day as well, there is no evidence to suggest that listening to it at night has any improvement. Unfortunately, many people in interviews are false authorities. Just look at celebs who give opinions on political matters they obviously haven't read-up on, but people give their views more credence because of who they are.
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Review: Catherine MacLellan, The Maze, by Peter Palmer
Posted: November 19, 2012|
Daughter of a top Canadian songwriter, who died when she was 14, Catherine MacLellan chose two of his songs to crown her second visit to the city under Cosmic American auspices.
Don't Talk About Love was coupled with Gene MacLellan's wistful Snowbird, a number from the 1960s cultivated by Loretta Lynn, Anne Murray and Elvis Presley.
Catherine herself has been writing and performing for ten years, with several solo albums to her name. The latest yielded her final offering of the evening – and of her current British tour with Chris Gauthier.
Gauthier's electric guitar chimed well with MacLellan's incisive alto voice. They struck sparks off each other in a medley of largely original pieces.
The sturdily wrought Take A Break related to potato farming in Nova Scotia, Sparrows to thoughts about a vanished friend. Set This Heart On Fire featured an inviting chorus for the audience. Here was abundant proof that contemporary folk music is thriving in Canada.
Support act and fellow writer Tanya Davis grew up next door to MacLellan on Prince Edward Island. Employing different degrees of speech-song with guitar accompaniment, she delivered her entertaining material with poise and conviction.


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? Watch a high school empty of its students and ask, what lesson remains unlearned? Slow down.
? Florida high schools in the '60s were Gulags compared with today's pampering. Senior skip day was the only day you could wear shorts. No A/C, finals for everyone and seniors went to classes till the bitter end last day just like everyone else.
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Poisonous to Dogs - Toxic Plants and FlowersPet owners need to be aware that some common garden plants and flowers could be toxic to their pets, causing sickness and diarrhoea with severe cases of poisoning leading to coma and death. You may also be interested in Foods to Avoid Feeding to Your Dog.
Pets can be poisoned by plants if they eat or even just chew part of the plant, the flower, the bulb or the plant leaves. Flowers heavy in pollen can also drop pollen onto the pet's coat, which could then be licked off and ingested by your pet.
If you are unsure about the toxicity of plants and flowers in your garden, talk to your garden centre and consult relevant specialist publications and web pages. See our 'Comprehensive Lists of Plants Toxic to Dogs' section below to read more detailed research that has taken place into plants that are poisonous to pets.
However, directly below we have attempted to give a basic guide to some of the more common plants and flowers that can be toxic to dogs.
The PDSA produced the following list
Daffodil (especially the bulbs)
Castor oil bush (dogs love the seeds)
Cherry laurel (common hedging plant)
Laburnum (and related species)
Lilies / Lily of the Valley (especially toxic to cats)
Philodendron (popular ornamental house plant)
Other common plants and flowers worth mentioning
Ivy (some species)
Comprehensive lists of plants toxic to dogs
1) Cornell University Poisonous Plants Informational Database
Created by professors, staff, graduate and undergraduate students at Cornell University. You can search their pages by the plants' common name or scientific name, or even by plant category.
2) Animal Poison Control Center (ASPCA) has a very informative list of toxic plants. Click on a plant name for more information, likely effects and even a helpful picture of the plant.
3) Dogs Trust List of Poisonous Plants, Garden And Household Substances (pdf)
General symptoms of poisoning
Oral or skin irritation
Upset stomach / Vomiting / Diarrhoea
Rapid breathing
Heart failure
Excitability or lethargy
Tremors / Seizures / Fitting
Increased Thirst
Dilated Pupils
Dizziness / Loss of Balance
Contact your vet immediately if you think your pet has eaten any toxic plants, flowers, or in fact any toxic items or substances.
Cocoa mulch, pesticides and pellets
Please also note that using cocoa mulch on your flower beds is not advised as it is potentially lethal to dogs. There may or may not be a warning on the products packaging, so beware. Pet owners also need to take care when using pellets, pesticides and other garden chemicals. Before purchasing any chemicals for your garden and plants, read the labels carefully to make sure they are safe for pets. Better still, why not research more organic, friendly methods of pest control.
See our Dog Tips - Summer article, for more information on garden and summer hazards.
Pets and Poisons Leaflet
The AWF (Animal Welfare Foundation) have published an updated version of their 'Pets and poisons: keeping your animals safe' leaflet. Produced in conjunction with the Veterinary Poisons Information Service (VPIS), the leaflet provides a valuable and easy reference guide for the general public on the dangers to their animals from harmful substances that can be found in and around the home.
To download your copy of this free leaflet, visit Pets and poisons - keeping your animals safe
Disclaimer: D for Dog assumes no liability for the content of this article or the given lists. The lists may not represent all flowers and plants poisonous to dogs. Please also note that your dog may have a sensitivity or allergy to a plant or flower that is not mentioned on the lists.
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When a bomb explodes inside a Houston high-rise and the governor of Texas goes missing in the ensuing melee, former army ranger Jack "Kell" Kellison and the Omega Force counterterrorism team are called into action. Their mission: infiltrate the activist group suspected of masterminding the bombing, neutralize the threat, and recover the hostage. Yet within moments of meeting his prime suspect, beautiful environmentalist Mori Chastaine, Kell knows she's innocent of the bombing - but definitely guilty of something. Mori has a secret, one she is desperate to hide from Kell and the rest of the world - a secret that binds her to a primal power hungry to assure its future, even at the cost of thousands of innocent human lives. If Mori dares to reveal her true identity, will Kell join her fight? Or will she become his next target?
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Devotee of multi-tasking, keen gardener and cross-stitcher. Now able to do both AND listen to stories at the same time. Bliss.
"Suspense with a dash of fantasy"
When I purchased this, I was expecting a straight forward suspense romance. I was surprised when I found that the Omega Force team Kell belongs to had some 'shifter' members. I suppose given Susannah Sandlin's other wonderful books I should have expected this, but the summary gave no indication so I did have a 'what the heck?' moment before I got sucked in to the excellent story. Alexander Cendese has a wonderfully deep reading voice. His female voices were a little jarring at the beginning, but by the end of the story they felt perfectly smooth. Thoroughly recommended!
"May become a good series"
Listened to this story after hearing "Allegiance", where Robin and Nick were dominant characters. Robin is a fun gal with all kinds of surprises, but she is not the main character of this story. Kel and Moory are the focus here, and the story was interesting although it did drag at times with too much detail. The narration could have been better.
"Should have had Amy McFadden narrate.."
This was a pretty good story. Not as good as any of the Penton books but a good story just t5he same.. I really liked Mori and Kell and the secondary characters, Nik, Robin, Archer and Gadget. Benedict was just a whacko!! And got exactly what he deserved..
As to the narrator: He was just terrible! The ONLY person who was worth listening to was the realy, really bad guy Benedict. Kell was just ok but every other voice was horrible. The girls sounded like men and the men sounded like idiots. I would never listen to this narrator again. Sorry!!!
I love all genres of books. However, when I listen to audio books as I clean, garden, drive they are better with a lot of heat!
"Full On Action!!"
Kell is an ex-Ranger with an injury, now part of Omega Force, a group of combined military or ex-military and shifters who are organized as a task force. When a building is blown up in Houston, his group is called in to try to find the culprit. All points at first to Mori, who heads an environmental group, and unknown to the group is a shifter herself. She is involved in the plot as a victim of sorts, but has no part in creating the bombing. From there, the interaction/romance of Kell and Mori takes place.
This book introduces some side characters (Robin and her friend), who are then leads (the heroine) or strong secondary characters in another of Sandlin's books, Allegiance. In timing, this book falls right after Omega in the Penton series before Allegiance.
I really enjoyed this book. Like others of Sandlin's, there is more action and plot than romance, and they are paranormals. She is a great writer though, and I was engrossed in this story, which started as a serial but is contained in entirety in this book.
"Hope this isn't the last one!"
While a little slow at the start, the story picks up quickly and invites more human/shifter tales to come in the future.
Use books for escape- typically avoid nonfiction. Enjoy action-romance, espionage/military, sci-fi. Skilled writing is most important.
"Shape shifter story"
The publisher's summary is misleading since it does not mention that this is a shape shifter story. I am not into shape shifter/vampire/superhero genres - I can't get past the unrealistic elements - no doubt it is my lack of imagination.
Attempting to put the supernatural elements aside, the story couldn't pull a higher rating. The dialog, character development, premise, etc. are pedestrian. The reader didn't help much, either - or perhaps was a bad fit for this story.
Overall, skip it.
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Step 1: You'll Need. . .
- 36"x45" piece of muslin or linen (or whatever fabric you'd like to use)
- 36"x45" quilt batting (basically a sheet of stuffing material)
- 40"x56" piece of soft fuzzy fabric (pick a color that will look good with the front of the quilt as well as it will roll over to form the edging - you can use blanket or quilt binding if you prefer it)
- 20 iron-on transfers
- 20 images you'd like to use for the front of the quilt
- Computer with image editing software
- Printer
- Iron
- Pins, thread, and needles (or sewing machine)
- Some yarn in a color that will look nice with the front (to form small ties that will help tack the layers together)
- Scissors
- Ruler or measuring tape
Step 2: Making Transfers
- Find 20 images you'd like to use for the front of the quilt - it might be nice to focus them around something specific
- Using image editing software, open the images
- If you're using Photoshop (may also apply to programs like G.I.M.P.): Convert each image to a smart object --> Stretch them to fit in an 8.5"x8.5" square --> Flip on the horizontal axis --> Save each image as a jpg
- Print each on a sheet of transfer paper following the instructions on the packaging
Step 3: Getting Everything Ironed Out
- Cut the muslin into 20 squares each measuring 9"x9"
- Place a square of fabric on some newspaper or other protective surface
- Cut the excess off of each transfer paper image so that it's 8.5"x8.5"
- Top the fabric with a piece of transfer paper so that the transfer paper is centered and image side down
- Iron with a hot iron until the transfer paper is securely affixed to the fabric
- Allow to cool slightly and gently peel off the transfer paper backing
- Complete with all 20 images
(sorry for the late reply - I wanted to take decent pictures to attach, and it took a bit longer than I'd intended!)
Then you fix it with copy paper rather than baking sheets.
This does give a really nice vintage finish but its slightly rougher and doesnt fix as permanently as the shiny finish does.
What a great quilt!!!!! I love it!
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Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are tied heading into Ohio's primary, new polls show, making Super Tuesday's marquee contest a down-to-the-wire brawl between the Republican rivals.
Sixty six delegates are at stake in Ohio's primary, the second-biggest number of the 10 states to vote on Tuesday. Georgia, with its 76 delegates, is expected to be won by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
A Reuters-Ipsos poll released on Sunday showed Romney and Santorum tied at 32% in Ohio, and the Rasmussen Reports poll out on Monday had the former Massachusetts governor and the former Pennsylvania senator virtually tied. Santorum earned support from 32% of likely Republican primary voters in Ohio, compared to Romney's 31%.
Ohio is a critical battleground state in the general election, and a strong showing in the Rust Belt state on Tuesday will bolster either candidate's campaign. The stakes are particularly high for Santorum, who is behind Romney in the delegate count. Last week, former Bush White House adviser Karl Rove wrote that Santorum's campaign would be finished if he loses Ohio.
Meanwhile, Romney regained the lead in the Republican contest in the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll. Romney, who is getting new support from conservatives, hasn't led the Journal poll since November.
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June Cook Parrott, age 69 of Sevierville passed away Saturday May 4, 2013.
She was a member of First Baptist Church, Sevierville. June was the office manager at Sevier County Sheriff's Department and the Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star Chapter #138.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Preston and Mintha Cook, sisters; Margie Cook, Bernice Roberts, Nellie Hill, brothers; Dot, Doyle, and Dewey Cook.
Survivors include her husband, Paul Parrott; daughter, Susan Romines and husband Scott; son, Jerome Parrott and wife Becky; grandchildren, Stephen and Sara Romines; sisters, Edna Howard, Faye Cook, Katie Blalock, Veryl Monhollen, Shelby Valentine and several nieces and nephews.
Honorary pallbearers will be employees from the Sevier County Sheriff's Department.
A woman of Proverbs 31:28.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Care Ministry at First Baptist Church, Sevierville or another program of choice, 317 Parkway, Sevierville, TN 37862 or Eastern Star, c/o Mary Alice Teague, 307 Prince Street, Sevierville, TN 37862.
Funeral service 7 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, Sevierville with Rev. Dan Spencer, Rev. Jerry Hyder, Rev. Craig Mintz officiating and music by Rev. Scott Andrews. Family and friends will meet 10 a.m. Wednesday at Alder Branch cemetery. The family will receive friends from 4-6:45 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, Sevierville. Arrangements by Atchley Funeral Home, Sevierville.


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Geez, and I thought I was being subversive with my recent postings of late lol
Thanks Larry, definitely came through with the bacon. I give my opinions based the fact that's it's interesting to know how your favourite music touches people who know little or nothing about it ...
Alexander von Schlippenbach. Definitely reminded me of Cecil Taylor, though I just read that he sees that (apparently common) comparison as superficial. Good late night listening.
Matthew Shipp's
Take the A Train
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Machine Gun ... too tough for me. Prefer Hendrix's
Machine Gun
by a long shot. The start reminded me of Merzbow, which is scary in itself.
Albert Mangelsdorff - I'd call it bop rather than free (based on not a lot of knowledge). Liked the start but not really my cuppa.
Albert Ayler ... now I'm thinking Art Ensemble - subverting trad. For the most part I can't say I liked it but there was a cool part where he was working the harmonics and the drummer was going off with him (not sure if this is an identifiable statement :)
That was interesting and thanks again for this. Gradually broadening my tastes ...
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Robert Gates says the new Nuclear Posture Review — which specifically says that the U.S. reserves the right to nuke countries in violation of non-proliferation treaties — is designed to send a "strong message" to Iran and North Korea:
"If you're going to play by the rules … then we will undertake certain obligations to you," [Gates] said. "But if you're not going to play by the rules, if you're going to be proliferator, then all options are on the table in terms of how we deal with you."
All options on the table? Really? Does anyone think that the Obama administration will use force — much less nuclear force — against Iran? Mahmoud Ahmadinejad certainly doesn't, to judge by his reaction to the Nuclear Posture Review. He is hardly acting like the leader of a country under threat of annihilation by the world's sole superpower. Here is what he had to say:
"American materialist politicians, whenever they are beaten by logic, immediately resort to their weapons like cowboys," Ahmadinejad said in a speech before a crowd of several thousand in northwestern Iran.
"Mr. Obama, you are a newcomer (to politics). Wait until your sweat dries and get some experience. Be careful not to read just any paper put in front of you or repeat any statement recommended," Ahmadinejad said in the speech, aired live on state TV.
Ahmadinejad said Obama "is under the pressure of capitalists and the Zionists" and vowed Iran would not be pushed around. "(American officials) bigger than you, more bullying than you, couldn't do a damn thing, let alone you," he said, addressing Obama.
That sums up the Iranian mindset quite nicely, and for once, I think Ahmadinejad has a point. He's right that previous American politicians — presumably the bullying line is a reference to Dubya — didn't "do a damn thing" about the Iranian nuclear program. Given that reality, what chance is there that Obama will do something? The odds are pretty much nil, which is why the threat continued in the Nuclear Posture Review is so hollow.


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Well, I was thinking about it, and I did really like that track (actually, the whole album too). And then Wayne Shorter's incoherent blowing, Steve's bombastic fills that seem to always be based on the paradiddle, and the lyrics about banyan trees and hills....it all started to sound uber-pretentious to me over the next two decades. And the way every college musician talks about that album and how it's so revered, like it's some kind of bible or something. I've experienced this same reaction whenever someone says "Mahavishnu whatever" too.
It's albums like these that make these young players go out and implement these overly-pretentious ideas into songs like "Mustang Sally" or "You are the Sunshine of my Life", and gets them fired, or at least distrusted on the bandstand for the next few years of their musical careers (if they get to have a few years before giving up and getting a real job). It's not just drummers. Bassists, guitarists, horn players.....they've all suffered from this album. It's a shame. If I could go back in time I'd stop my sister from ever buying that wretched album (I think albums back then were only $2.99 too) and get Kiss's
instead. I would've been much better served not having shunned Charlie Watts and Ringo, and just delved into the works of Clyde Stubblefield and Jabo Starks. That stuff never gets old and I love playing it, even 30 years later.
I'm going over to iTunes to download the latest Miranda Lambert hit now.
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Coated Emperor heads are warm and more durable than Remo's Clear Emperors. They're made with two free floating plies of 7mil Mylar film, which gives consistent open warm tones which accounts for their popularity among many of today's studio, pop, R & B, and rock drummers.


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Internationally recognized physicist and writer Richard A. Muller explored the science of global warming and nuclear terrorism during his Thursday [Nov. 14] visit to Mississippi State.
Muller wrote "Physics for Future Presidents: The Science Behind the Headlines," this year's selection for the university's Maroon Edition common reading book for freshmen. During two campus programs, he covered various concepts included in the book.
Jerry Gilbert, MSU provost and executive vice president, welcomed the University of California, Berkeley professor and praised the book.
"This is the fifth Maroon Edition book we have read," Gilbert said. "It really demystifies some of the complex physics that you hear about in the news; it really makes it understandable, and it makes science fun.
"That's what I like about it."
In both Muller's presentations, "Global Warming: Is It Real? What Causes It? What, If Anything, Can We Do?" and "Physics for Future Presidents: The Science Behind the Headlines," he emphasized his opinion about controversial climate-change theories.
"The skeptics are right on most things, but global warming is real and is caused by humans," Muller repeated several times.
He said that, because climates are so variable, identifying localized global warming is almost impossible, as demonstrated by Starkville's below-average temperatures on the day of his presentation. He also explored scientists' exaggerations and inaccuracies, and explained how their faulty work inspired him to study the subject himself.
One of Muller's visual displays, available at http://berkeleyearth.org, presented earth-land temperature data that began in 1750 and illustrates how the average temperature of earth's land has risen by two-and-a-half degrees Fahrenheit over 250 years, with a one-and-a-half degree increase during the last 50 years.
"We didn't need complex computer models (to chart the curve)," Muller said. "Simply, the curve of global warming happens to follow the curve of carbon dioxide. That was astonishing."
Muller, also a senior scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, concluded that the increase in carbon emissions is correlated to the overall increase of earth's land temperature. Waste from burned coal is the biggest contributor to increased carbon dioxide levels, not gasoline or diesel fuel, he said.
Air pollution from coal emissions is killing 1.2 million people in China each year, he said.
He said the U.S. should set the example in replacing its energy dependency on coal with natural gas, which emits between two to three times less carbon dioxide and significantly reduces emissions.
Muller, who holds a doctorate from UC Berkeley, said fracking, also known as hydraulic fracturing to extract natural gas from shale, is the best way to harvest the abundant supplies of natural gas in underground rock. While he acknowledged that fracking must be accomplished in an environmentally responsible way, he emphasized that clean fracking is much simpler than cleanly burning coal.
"Fracking is something that needs to be embraced by environmentalists," he said.
On the subject of nuclear weapons, Muller said future leaders must know the three fundamental types: uranium, plutonium and hydrogen. Because hydrogen bombs are very difficult to develop, he discussed the other two in detail.
Centrifuges are required to divide and isolate the uranium-235 isotope necessary to create a uranium bomb. While the process is neither simple nor cheap, such a bomb is easy to detonate once enough U-235 is collected.
He said isolating enough plutonium required to develop a bomb is simple, since the chemical element is a natural bi-product of nuclear energy plants. However, making such a bomb explode is a very complex, difficult process.
Muller stressed how critical it will be for future national leaders to gain a deep understanding of all nuclear weapons and their capabilities in order to make the best political and social decisions.
"When a problem gets really tough, that's when we should focus in on science because science is the best way we have to evaluate and solve a problem," Muller told the Foster Ballroom crowd. "If you say, 'When a problem gets really tough, we should abandon science and just use our feelings,' then you're throwing away the best tool we have.
"Now's the time we need to hunker down and use science as the medium to understand what's happening."
Information about other Maroon Edition events is available at http://maroonedition.msstate.edu/.


text: With the protracted delay of this assignment leaving readers to wonder about its status, here is an update as of April 15th. Mola-Mola still aren't in formal production. They expect to sign off on enclosure proofs from their latest supplier and hope to have solved the finishing issues which plagued the earlier chassis makers by the Munich HighEnd show in May. Our writers had been supplied OEM demonstrator versions when a serious malfunction of one of their source components took out the voice coils of their AER drivers. In the process of determining cause, those earlier loaners were returned to the maker. He determined a DC incident as shown in the log files of the amps' circuitry. The amps did not cause the incident, they simply didn't shut down when the direct source-to-amp connection's lack of galvanic isolation passed on direct current to the speakers. Those OEM demonstrators hadn't been otherwise affected and were promptly returned to Marja & Henk. A later pre-production pair of the Kaluga monos for review was recalled when Bruno Putzeys needed two pairs for demo purposes. That pair has not been returned. Because our writers had A/B'd the four monos whilst still around, they knew how the Mola-Mola amps were better than the Hypex demonstrators. The assignment thus cannot be completed with their own OEM versions. We were told to expect formal production Kaluga samples after the Munich show. By mid July we learnt that "Fischer Elektronik have finally confirmed a delivery schedule which has the first batch of cases arriving in September. Products will be assembled and shipped from that point onwards. All products manufactured so far have been shipped to distributors to fill some of the longest standing orders."


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Planning your home
A well-designed house can give you all the warmth, comfort, style and convenience you want, yet use a surprisingly small amount of energy.
It needn't cost much more to build a home designed with energy efficiency in mind and you'll get better comfort and lower energy bills for years to come.
An efficient home is a system in which all the components work together.
The key components of energy efficient design are:
Good designers, architects and builders
It is important to work with designers, architects and builders who understand energy efficiency design principles. They will know how to effectively connect the different components of a house – ensuring they work together to create a home that's more comfortable, yet cheaper to run. Not all designers, architects and builders are experienced with this, so it pays to shop around and get references.
A sunny, sheltered site
An optimal building site for a warm, efficient home is:
- North-facing
- sunny and sheltered from prevailing winds, with the home on the sunniest part of the section
- free from things like trees, buildings or hills that can shade the home now or in the future, summer or winter.
A house sized to suit your needs
Design a house that is most efficient for your day-to-day needs.
- A property big enough to cope with all your relatives once a year is generous but impractical
- Smaller houses are cheaper to build, easier to heat and use a lot less energy
A house shaped to minimise heat loss
The more complex a home's shape becomes, the more floor, wall and ceiling area it has to lose heat through.
Simple house designs, like compact square shapes and multi-level homes, have less external surface area through which to lose heat so are easier and cheaper to keep warm.
Designed to harness the sun's free warmth
The sun's energy is plentiful, it's everywhere, and it's free. On clear winter days the sun sends about 500 Watts of heat through each square metre of unshaded north-facing windows, so it's worth making the most of that free energy.
A home designed to harness sun's free warmth:
- is positioned to make the most of the sun, with most-used rooms along the north side
- uses thermal mass - like a concrete floor - exposed to northern sun so it soaks up heat during the day and releases it at night
- has windows sized appropriately for the direction they face - they are moderately large on the north-facing side of the house, small on the east and west sides, and even smaller on the south side.
Learn more about designing for the sun.
Constructed to keep in the heat
Good design, materials and construction will enable your home to hold the heat in, making it more comfortable to live in and cheaper to keep warm.
The important factors for holding in the heat are:
- plenty of properly-installed insulation in ceiling, walls and underfloor
- good double glazing with insulated frames
- use 'air locks' at external entrances to your home, to keep cold draughts out. Entryways, laundries and attached garages can all function as air locks
- good building airtightness coupled with provision for controllable ventilation.
Find out more about designing a home to keep in the heat.
Good ventilation control
Ventilation helps remove moisture and maintain air quality in a home. It works together with other elements of a home - like insulation and heating - to create a comfortable, dry, healthy living environment. In summer, ventilation is key to keeping your house cool.
The key things to know about ventilation are:
- Most houses can meet Building Code ventilation requirements with adequately sized and located windows that can be opened.
- Room layout and window placement can be designed to enable effective cross-ventilation, which is good for summer cooling.
- Most homes shouldn't need a ventilation system to stay well ventilated - simply opening doors and windows regularly does the job.
- Alternatively, well-designed and installed home ventilation systems can also provide good ventilation but performance can vary widely.
- A ventilation system is not an effective home heating solution. University of Otago research shows that the heat available from moving roof space air into your home (as the most common type of ventilation system does) doesn't provide significant heating benefits compared with what you need to properly heat a home in winter. Read the Otago University research report (May 2011).
Find out more about ventilation and ventilation systems.
Properly sized, effective heating
Good design will cut your home's heating needs so it can be kept warm and comfortable with a smaller, cheaper to run, heating sytem. However, it still pays to make the heating system as efficient as possible as well.
There are now lots of efficient heat pumps, pellet fires, log burners and flued gas heaters on the market, either as central heating systems or as individual heaters to heat areas of your house as required. Not all are created equal - for example, some heat pumps are twice as efficient as others - so it pays to do your homework.
Find out more about options for home heating and cooling.
Efficient hot water, lighting and appliances
The systems you use in your home can have a big impact on your home's running costs and environmental impacts. Find out more about:
Related tools:
How energy efficient is your home?
Step-by-step tool to help you identify opportunities for energy savings in your home.
Building and renovating tool
Find out areas where you can make energy efficient choices tailored to your building or renovating project.
Related pages:
- Download our free guide: Designing comfortable homes
Related links:
- ConsumerBuild website
- Window Association of New Zealand website
- Waitakere City Council website
- Level website - authority on sustainable building


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We're able to share that the F30 3-series sedan will begin production in November 2011, shortly after the E90 3-series stops production. The F30 2012 Model Year will run until June 2012, upon which point it will switch to the 2013 Model Year.
As the schedule shows, the F30 3-series will come as 328i and 335i models. The 328i will most certainly be powered by the 'N20′ turbo 4-cylinder inline engine (as found in the Z4 28i, details) and the 335i by a turbo 6-cylinder inline motor. … CONTINUED
Here is our latest sighting of a F30 335i sedan in alpine white, including some new interior looks. We analyze the interior and exterior. See inside for analysis.
We bring you what we believe are the most realistic F30 3-series sedan renders yet, based directly off the latest and most revealing F30 spy photos. The F30 sedan adopts BMW's current design language, with a sleeker sloping hood with more upright and widened kidney grilles placed below the hood line. The entire front fascia is more front leaning and shark-like. The F30 features double side character lines, as seen in the render. The side view mirrors will feature turn signals, like the just revealed … CONTINUED
It's usually the strange looking camouflaged prototype cars which get the attention in public, but that may not be the case here where one of our members in a Ferrari 458 caught an F30 3-series sedan prototype out testing in the canyons of Malibu, California.
Info on the next generation M3 lineup comes courtesy of insider SCOTT26. Expected in the M3 lineup will again be the M3 coupe and cabrio, but the M3 sedan will supposedly be replaced by the M3 Gran coupe (a 4 door version of the F32 M3 coupe). Also for the first time there will be an M3 touring wagon. Finally, the X3M and an X4M (based on a future X4 SAV model) are speculated. Full details inside.


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A native of Marquette, Tom Cook received his undergraduate degree from Northern University in 1956. After two years of teaching, coaching and as a principal he received his Master's degree from Michigan State University in 1958. He was then named as the youngest Superintendent of Schools at Crystal, MI., succeeding Robert Ewigleben.
Cook was a faculty member and administrator at Michigan State, Northern Michigan and the University of Wisconsin, during which time he received his PhD from Michigan State in 1964. In 1971 he was named Dean of the School of Education at Ferris State University. He oversaw the expansion of the Trade Technical Teacher Education program, the development of the Television Production curriculum, the establishment of the campus Cable television system.
Cook also had administrative responsibility for the intercollegiate athletic program. His involvement with the creation of the Division I ice hockey program included leading the presentation for FSU membership in the CCHA. He also served as the Ferris institutional representative to the ccha and ncaa for a number of years.
Following four years as Dean of Lifelong Learning and providing the rationale for the new conference center Cook retired in 1993.
Cook's wife Judith and their three daughters are all Ferris graduates, all have their Master's degree and all are teachers.
The Cook's continue to live in Big Rapids.