text: T-G Staff Reports The Ashland Soccer Associations sixth week of the fall youth soccer season was played Saturday. ASA and traveling soccer results, as reported to the Times-Gazette this week, follow. ASA 00-01 BOYS OCT. 7 Guenther Mechanical vs. Mr. Box GOALS Nathan Mohney, Brennen Hunt, Jack Shultz, Dylan Lafever, Garrett Goodwin, Nicolas Guenther, Landon Plank, Camden Koleno, Josh Arangelovich, Riley Maffett, Jacob Visintine, Collin Fitzcharles, Chase Kline. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Brody Miller, Nathaniel Thomas, Dean Lifer, Max Watson. Sugarbush Eye vs. Ashland Eye Care GOALS Dakota Howell, Evan Etzwiler, Able McMillan, Garrett Smith, Colton Johnson, Brent Bautz, Alex Campbell, Evan Buchanan, Dillon Mahoney, Jontae Rivera, Thomas Rayburn, Garrett Denbow. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Keegan Gupta, Colton Jordan, Reece Harpster, Cody McClurg. ASA 00-01 SEPT. 23 Mr. Box vs. The Learning Center GOALS Collin Fitzcharles, Camden Koleno, Chase Kline, Gage Swartzentruber, Landon Plank, Nick Drugan, Max Watson, Gage Adkins, Riley Maffett, Jacob Visintine, Cade McQuate, Nathan Sebring Murphy, Garrett Sweet, Kameran Puster, Ty Swartzentruber. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Justin Seamour, Owen Chandler, Dylan Burley, Collin Crist. Sugarbush Eye vs. J.C. Lawn Care GOALS Ian Mounts, Mason Brownstein, Evan Etzwiler, A.J. Nash, Keegan Gupta, Tyler Crosky, Josh Bever, Klay Patton, Kaden Mendenhall, Josh Mendenhall, Clayton Hubler, Jaedyn Eastman. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Mason Maust, Jacob Chio, Anthony Flannigan, Luke Cox. ASA 00-01 GIRLS Trinity Lutheran Church vs. Maurer Photography GOALS Megan Cornell, Ellie Harlan, Emily Mutchler, Reegan Honaker, Emily Kramer, Sarah Simmons, Alexis Farrell, Sydney Long, Brooklyn Lee, Emily Dalton, Carrie Uhler, Jenna McBride, Katie Brinkman, Melia Stackhouse, Morgan Huff, Sierra Burns, Kayla Stalnaker, Ashley Brindle, Natalie Shreffler, Shelby Sprinkle, Frankie Hamilton, Emily Crossen, Megan McKean. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Abigail Hynek, Audrey Hower. Mitchell & Sons vs. Huntington Bank GOALS Christy Lane, Shelby Stone, Abigail Hileman, Lydia Bentley, Nikki Schuster, Veronica McQuillen, Julia McQuate, Julia Droll, Bree Bautz, Sloan Welch, Brienna Woodward, Macy Mills, Megan Icenhour. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Taylor Cox, Ellie Bowers, Kylie Deppert, Megan Beebe, Kylie Dingledine. ASA 99 GIRLS Ashland Fire vs. Armstrong Accounting GOALS Courtney Anderson. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Savannah Barr, Kealy Clerkin, Hannah Danison, Alexa Finley, Hannah Furness, Katie Kennedy, Lauren Miller, Mackenzie Pflum, Savannah Sabo, Katie Stein, Kennedy Yetzer, Gabrielle Chance, Breanna Elliot, Regan Emmons, Ryleigh Honaker, Arieanne Kanuch, Kaleigh Markel, Jillian Miller, Lindsay Mullet, Kelsey Napier, Breanna Porter, Emily Sheaffer, Reese Teschler. Heller Construction vs. Heffelfinger Insurance GOALS Marissa Miller, Adrianna Rogers, Samantha Webb. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Jules Frazier, Hannah Grissinger, Madison Heller, Taylor Henthorn, Haley Kirby, Kaitlyn LeMaster, Makaylia Lewis, Marissa Miller, Mikayla Moore, Danielle Morgan, Bayleigh Paramore, Taylor Voltz, Kylie Chance, Kennedy Estridge, Reganne Heffelfinger, Kennedy Hickey, Sarah Hildebrand, Alexis Hopkins, Moriah Karnosh, Elyse Laps, Mary Mooney, Adrianna Rogers, Shaniah Thomas, Kyra Thompson, Samantha Webb. ASA 98 GIRLS Dr. Gregg vs. Perkins GOALS Shelbi Long, Peyton Padgett, Brittany Sparacio. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Abby Taylor, Claire Rohr, Shelbi Benton, Shannon Galleher, Shaylin Johnson. PCA vs. Oak Tree Financial GOALS Summer Bednar, Morgan Fox, Reilly Eick, Carley Kandel, Ciara Crosby. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Dawnitta Woodward, Ashley Gregg, Kristin Loy, Paige Goodwin. ASA BOYS 97-98 Bendon Publishing vs. Simonson Construction GOALS Chad Murphy, Mike Mooney. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Andrew Devadan, Nickolas Fenstermaker. Enhanced Homes Paint. vs. Wits Construction GOALS James Rall, Logan Markel, Remi Baughman. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Eric Jordan, Chase Scott. Ingmand Insurance vs. Lyn-Way GOALS Andrew Stump. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION entire Ingmand Insurance team, entire Lyn-Way team. ASA 96-97 GIRLS PCA vs. Dr. Westbeld OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Amber Farrell, Lindsey Streit, Tiffany Walker, Kyleah Burkett, Haley Beck, Shelby Stokes, Brooke Rogers, Alana Baker, Tecca Ringler, Hannah Krause, Madeline Sweet, Danielle Lippert, Emily Fanning, Morgan Hopkins, Hannah Smith, Veronica Mounts, Brooke Goodwin, Paige Stewart, Kylie Chandler, Ashlea Johnson, Abriana Hosler, Mariah Coy, Mallorie Harding. Guenther Mechanical vs. Solomon Cars GOALS Sarah Guenther, Sarah Householder, Taylor Rodriguez, McKenzie Drake. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Katherine Fossaceca, Maggie McGinty, Willough Herrick, Sarah Guenther, Cheyenne Drotleff, Kortney Morris, Emily Fick, Lexus Lang, Brooke Temple, Aleshia Brady, Felicia Schenkelberg, Lauren Etzwiler, Madison Padgett, McKenzie Drake, Natalie Zupan, Macy Carr, Sydney Gilmore, Cassie Schuster, Katie Grundy, Taylor Rodriguez, Sarah Householder, Kaylee Sample. Ashland Family Practice vs. AFSCME GOALS Asia Smith, Tiffany Shank, Morgan Moore, Shelby White. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Katherine Holmes, Abbie Winfield, Asia Smith, Alexa Peaslee, Logan Garber, Liberty Garber, Brooke Bautz, Katelin Wertman, Caitlyn Raber, Abigail Raber, Katelynn Wright, Olivia Vinsack, Tiffany Shank, Julie Taylor, Shelby White, Morgan Moore, Hayley Sherman, Shannon Sherman, Kaily Howell, Taylor Stalnaker, Michaela Luikart, Ashley White, Kiana Ziegler. ASA 91-96 BOYS Home Hardware vs. Discount Parts Exchange GOALS Tony Williams, Spencer Pelton, Brenan Rogers, Connor Black, Colin Betts, Gavin Stoops, Grant Moseman. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION John Bosley, Colton Zeigler, Logan Goff, Vito Sparacio. Discount Parts Exchange vs. Hardman Water Tre. GOALS Gavin Stoops, Colin Betts, Vito Sparacio. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Andre Bouquet, Will Salvucci, entire Discount Parts Exchange team. Spreng-Smith vs. Hardman Water Treat. GOALS Chris Fenstermaker. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION Eli Slater, Ben Robinson, Austin Bouquet, Trey Figley. ASA 91-95 GIRLS Dor-Lo Pizza vs. MVD Sports GOALS Cortney Freshwater, Kayla Marchant, Casey Hilderbrand. OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION entire Dor-Lo team, Cassidy Yetzer, Emily Pauly, Miarah Miller, Emily Stump. Wil Research vs. Hardman Drilling OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION entire Wil Research team, entire Hardman Drilling team. NOGSL U-12 GIRLS TRAVELING Ashland Blue Streaks 3 Broadview Hts. No. 2 2 The Ashland Blue Streaks finished their fall season with a record of 4-2-2 after defeating Broadview Heights No. 2 Sunday, 3-2. Goals were scored by Denise Bowes, Ashley Dickinson and Logan Stokes, with Alyssa Slarb adding an assist. Mariah Mansperger had six saves in goal. Outstanding participation went out to the rest of the team: Shannon Boehm, Emily Buffington, Nikki Diehm, Courtney Gilmore, Jeanna Hopton, Dreama Browning, Kelsey Maloney, Hayley Krause and Kara Bandy. Fairview 6 Ashland Tornados 1 The Tornados lost to Fairview Sunday, 6-1. Scoring the lone Tornados goal was Erin Michel. Goalie saves went to Sarah Ulm (12), Brittney Drum (11) and Jordan Hicks (three). Outstanding participation went to Victoria Hupp and Kaitlyn Oellerich. The Tornados will play their final game of the season Sunday against the Ashland Angels. U-9 BOYS TRAVELING Ashland Flame 3 Clear Fork No. 1 0 Saturday, the Flame defeated Clear Fork No. 1, 3-0. Flame goals were scored by Gregory Bell, Tyler Uhler and Keaton Morehead. Ashland Flame 6 Mansfield 1 Monday, the Flame defeated Mansfield, 6-1. Flame goals were scored by Bell (two), Morehead (two), Dakota Browning and Uhler. The Flames record improves to 9-0. U-9 GIRLS TRAVELING Cheetahs 6 Springmill 0 The Cheetahs improved their record to 9-0-1 with a 6-0 win over Springmill Oct. 12. Scoring for the Cheetahs were Natalee Blackford with an assist from Lexi Portner, Natalie Shultz, Kennedy Warner, Madelyn Hower, Rylie Howman and Lizzie Cornell. The Cheetahs defense kept Springmill to two shots on goal, which were saved by Sydney McLaughlin and Warner. The Cheetahs finish out their regular season Saturday at Clear Fork. U-12 GIRLS TRAVELING Angels 3 Westlake 0 The Angels improved to 4-2-1 after a 3-0 win against Westlake. Scoring Angel goals were Cierra Piatt (two) and Addison McLaughlin. Becca Cornell and McLaughlin each had an assist. The Angels defense kept Westlake to four shots, which were saved by Kelsey Swaisgood (two) and Piatt (two). The Angels finish their regular season at home Sunday against the Tornados. The Angels also will have an open tryout on Monday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and Oct. 26 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Ringler Field. The Angels are looking for girls born after Aug. 1, 1994. For more information, contact Jason Cornell at 419-281-6247. NOGSL U-14 DIVISON 2 GIRLS TRAVELING Lakewood 2 Ashland Alligators 1 The Ashland Alligators recently lost to Lakewood, 2-1. Kelsey Dropsey scored the Ashland goal. Dropsey had six shots on goal, Erica Clayton and McKenzie McFarlin each had two and Gabrielle Hitchcock, Chelsea Boyd and Chelsea Lambert all had one. Erica Braden made two saves in goal. Outstanding participation went to Elly Brow, Taylor Campbell, Chelsea Arthur and Kaylee Duley. The Alligators (5-2-1) will play in the Brunswick Fall Classic soccer tournament Nov. 4-5.


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Blue Microphones, a digital audio brand best known for its USB audio mics popular with both podcasters and musicians, has expanded into headphones with the release of its first Mo-Fi headphone set. As recently noted by one of our reviewers, most headphones sound much better when paired with a combination DAC and amplifier like the Sony's PHA-2 portable headphone amps -- but Blue has taken it a step further by building the amp directly into its headphones.
Noting that, although portable, carrying around a headphone amplifier adds bulk, Blue CEO John Maier said that "Mo-Fi changes all that, with a built-in audiophile amplifier that delivers the power and quality of a hi-fi system-inside your headphones." The company says the included "audiophile amplifier" provides six times more power than comes with typical devices like the iPod or iPhone. The Mo-Fi offers what the company calls "ultra-premium 50mm hi-fi drivers" that benefit from the boost in power. The amp "takes the burden of power off of mobile devices, improving their performance in the process."
The amplifier included in the headphones is powered by a rechargeable battery, and offers three settings: On, On+, and Off. The "On" setting uses the amplifier to produce rich and detailed sound, while the On+ is geared towards music that benefits from lower-frequency enhancement. The amplifier can be turned to Off for for unamplified listening (or if the battery happens to run out), or so that it can be connected to a device that has its own amplifier like a home theatre system (or a portable amp).
The battery on the Mo-Fi can be recharged through a micro USB connector, but is expected to last 12-14 hours on a full charge. The headphones turn themselves off when they are removed to save power, and the headphones continue to work (albeit without amplification) if the battery is turned off or is depleted.
The headphones also feature a multi-jointed headband that the company says provides adjustable settings for a personalized fit for a wider variety of head shapes. The earcups are ear-shaped, and can be fully extended out of the way when worn around the neck. A tension knob lets users set the right amount of tightness and sound isolation.
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What's the Deal With Jetrosexuals?
A few years ago, a new sexual classification emerged on the scene. As funny as I thought it was when I first heard the term "metrosexual," I think it's even funnier that it stuck around. Oh no, metrosexuals weren't just a passing fad —people now comfortably identify themselves as such. Now it appears there is a new name for members of the fashion-forward jetsetting set, "Jetrosexuals." Also known as "flash-packers," jetrosexuals revel in fashion and travel.
Applied to individuals who travel worldwide in search of fashion bargains, jetrosexuals are known for having their passport ready to go at a moment's notice, and an eye for stylish, cheap faux couture clothing. Most commonly found travelling from the US to Asia in search of a bargain, jetrosexuals are known to carry little more with them than an iPod and the latest issue of Vogue.
Apparently, the new trend is being fueled by two things: Ridiculous airline discounts that chop $1000 fares to Asia to less than $50 from gateway cities, and the booming Asian textile industry.
And it's not just the jetrosexuals who are evolving — the money spent on textiles and fashion in Vietnam has brought about dramatic change in the economic and cultural landscape of Hoi An. Although still conjested and plagued with poverty, this city is now known as a tailoring hub. It all started years ago when European and American designers began outsourcing the production of their fabrics to Asia.
I was curious to find out what (besides a plane-ride across the Pacific) separates jetrosexuals from people who take the subway down to Chinatown to buy fake Louis Vuittons. Apparently, quite a lot. Jetrosexuals don't just take a copy of Vogue with them for reading on the plane — they take it to show tailors how to copy the garments. So, in a matter of hours, a jetrosexual can arrive in Hoi An, point to a Marc Jacobs jacket in a glossy fashion mag, and get back on the plane to L.A. wearing what appears to be a $1000 couture coat. In other words, it's made-to-order knock-off couture.
Surprisingly, (unlike a fake Vuitton) this violates no copywright laws in the U.S. Unless a Marc Jacobs label is stuck in the back of the garment, there is nothing stopping a tailor from copying a designer garment.
What do you think? Is it worth the trouble to venture to Asia for discount couture clothing? And will "jetrosexuals" stick around?
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sounds like someone is giving customers what they want: whatever they want, and at a good price. demassification.
This sort of activity is possible right here in the US -- just go to the garment district in that "major southern California city," and you save yourself the $50 (however you might get a $50 parking ticket and no free miles!).
I love to travel... I live in SF too! Let's talk!
I was just wondering the same thing! This is why I moved to San Francisco to travel west for a change! Anyone up for a quick trip in February?
Seems like a pretty cool trend to me. I'm looking to take my first trip to Asia this year. Any more info on these $50 flights from gateway cities?


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Chinavision CVFH-N03-4G… Just a Dingoo A320. So What?
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It seems the Web went crazy this morning concerning the Chinavision CVFH-N03-4G… I don't get it, what's NEW about it? Oh wait… I know, it's a rebranded Dingoo A320 that's been sold around the world for weeks now…
I've been enjoying my Dingoo, sorry my Chinavision CVFH-N03-4G for a while now, and what they announced (NES, SNES…) as compared with the Chinavision CVFH-N03-4G is WAY different…
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SANIBEL, Fla. -- Fifty years ago, I had the privilege of participating in one of the defining moments of American history: the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
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During their semiannual meeting on October 28-30, 2011, the Bethany Theological Seminary board of trustees devoted time for
thoughtful consideration and discussion of Bethany's role in leadership for the Church of the Brethren. The board strongly reaffirmed Bethany's mission and vision to "equip intellectual and spiritual leaders with an Incarnational education for ministering, proclaiming, and living out God's shalom and Christ's peace in the church and world." Consensus formed around the desire for Bethany to serve as a place for the study of and dialogue about theological, cultural, and individual diversity. Additional key themes included how to communicate this call effectively to the church and society through word and deed and the importance of proactively responding to opportunities that arise from challenges.
The board expressed appreciation for Bethany's efforts to embrace intellectual and spiritual hospitality for individuals of various backgrounds and theological viewpoints, both in the classroom and in campus community life. They affirmed Bethany's actions to foster respectful conversation on difficult and controversial questions, seeking the mind of Christ together as directed by Standing Committee. The April 2012 Presidential Forum, "Joy and Suffering in the Body: Turning toward Each Other," was named as an exemplary step toward this goal. Continuing discussion of Bethany's leadership role in the church and in the world will occur both within the Seminary and among board members.
General Business Four new trustees were welcomed to their terms on the board: D. Miller Davis, Westminster, Maryland, representing laity; Gregory Geisert, Keezletown, Virginia, at large; Dave McFadden, North Manchester, Indiana, at large; and Katherine Melhorn, Wichita, Kansas, representing laity.
Guest presenter Mary Jo Flory-Steury, associate general secretary in the Office of Ministry for the Church of the Brethren, spoke with the board and individual committees about the current draft of the Ministerial Leadership paper, to be brought to Annual Conference in 2013. The three emphases of the paper are the calling of persons to ministry in the Church of the Brethren, a more inclusive view of credentialed ministry through a ministry circle structure, and lifelong attention to ministry formation.
Feedback from the full board and committees focused primarily on the process of individual discernment and calling to ministry and the importance of education in the proposed ministry structure. Topics discussed included the nature of discernment cohort groups for those exploring ministry; the difference between commissioned and ordained ministers and their respective educational needs; and a desire to promote graduate study, especially for those seeking specialized careers in ministry. Flory-Steury affirmed Bethany's present and future role in preparing ministry leadership, and the board expressed appreciation for the efforts of those who are drafting the paper.
Board members and staff in each committee submitted updates for their respective sections of the board policy manual; all were approved by the board. Updates to the by-laws were also submitted to be reviewed in executive session.
Academic Affairs Steve Schweitzer, academic dean, reported on how changes enacted by accrediting agencies are affecting the Seminary. Bethany is currently accredited by both the Association of Theological Schools and the Higher Learning Commission, an agency that accredits a broad scope of graduate and undergraduate institutions. Due to increasing differences in standards between the two agencies and evidence that ATS is better able to appropriately evaluate a seminary of Bethany's size and nature, maintaining the Seminary's accreditation with HLC is under review by Bethany's administration. Research will be conducted prior to the next board meeting. Additionally, the Seminary is devoting more energy and resources to self-assessment of its programs, procedures, and structures as required for accreditation.
A complete review of all curriculum is on track to be implemented in fall 2013. The faculty have also approved a formation seminar for first-year MA students beginning in fall 2012 as a parallel to the Ministry Formation track for MDiv students. MA students will be able to choose between writing a thesis or a combination of developing a portfolio and taking exams.
Donna Rhodes, executive director of the Susquehanna Valley Ministry Center, an offsite location for Bethany courses, highlighted the recent five-year recertification of the Academy Certified Training System program. She also reported on recent graduate courses and events held and those currently scheduled.
Student and Business Affairs Elizabeth Keller, outgoing director of admissions, was recognized for her achievements during the past four years. She encouraged ongoing efforts to reach out beyond members of the Church of the Brethren and to articulate the quality and affordability of the Seminary's Connections distance-learning program. It was also reported that residential student enrollment is trending downward as more students opt for distance education and a more intentional student development program for these students is being planned. Staff expressed enthusiasm for the personal stories and experiences that students bring to the Bethany community and acknowledged that they are affected by and responsive to the current climate in the denomination.
Bethany closed the 2011 fiscal year with a surplus, for which Brenda Reish, treasurer, and staff received appreciation. Financial reports were also heard for the Brethren Academy for Ministerial Leadership, The Brethren Journal Association, Sustaining Pastoral Excellence, and Exploring Your Call. It was reported that Bethany will discontinue with the Perkins loan program and that the increasing amount of debt held by incoming students is a concern of Bethany faculty and staff. The board approved student tuition and fees and housing allowances for qualifying faculty and staff for the coming year.
Institutional Advancement Lowell Flory, executive director for institutional advancement and gift planning, reported that Bethany's total gift income for fiscal year 2011 was higher than in 2010, due to a large estate gift. Although giving to the annual fund was 92.7 percent of goal, this percentage is in keeping with a seven-year average. Congregational giving has continued to decline. The Reimagining Ministries campaign was launched at Annual Conference with the benchmark 47 percent of the total $5.9 million goal having been met. Since then, staff and National Leadership Committee members have been planning and hosting a series of cottage meetings to garner campaign contributions.
The Communications Office has a new director of communications and also now includes the director of electronic communication, both of whom manage the appearance of and content on Bethany's website. It was reported that Bethany's printed materials are being professionally designed to maintain quality and consistency and ads are now being placed in two national magazines.
The Alumni/ae Coordinating Council retreat just prior to the board meeting included reports from and discussion with administrative staff on current and future developments at Bethany and planning for alumni-related programs and events. The council also affirmed the importance of Bethany and its alumni/ae serving as leaders in the denomination today.
Gift Dedication Board members, faculty, and staff joined special guest Ruth Aukerman to dedicate her gift of a handcrafted stained glass window to Bethany. Titled I Will Make You Fishers of Men, the window depicts Christ the fisherman pulling purple fish from the water which are washed white as snow and become fishermen themselves, pulling the net. Sensing that it may be her best work,
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I have a 15.2hh quarter horse that has been impossible to put weight onto since I got him 3 years ago. He has regular worming and dental care. He is on pasture and gets fed twice a day as well as grass hay. I've tried a few different diets. Atm he gets economix, copra and molo mix, with vegetable oil and apple cider. He has always been thin. I'm beginning to suspect ulcers? How do I found out if that's the case? He often has a dull coat too, which I know is a sign of ulcers. Is it possible he's had ulcers since I got him? He's 16.
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Dan Clark via NPR
Can we feed the world without destroying the environment?
It's a good question, because agriculture is probably the single most destructive thing that humans do to the earth.
Consider: Cropland and pasture now cover 40 percent of our planet's land surface; farming consumes nearly three-quarters of all the water that humans use for any purpose; farming accounts for a third of all the emissions of greenhouse gases that humans release into the environment. (Those greenhouse emission come from clearing forests or grassland for crops, the emissions of methane from rice paddies, and the conversion of nitrogen fertilizer into nitrous oxide — a powerful greenhouse gas.)
That's bad enough, but Jonathan Foley from the University of Minnesota, who led this new analysis, says it's likely to get worse. Demand for food is expected to double over the next forty years. Are we truly, to quote environmentalist Bill McKibben, facing the "end of nature"?
According to the new study, not necessarily. But avoiding mass deforestation and food scarcity is going to take some very big changes. Briefly: Big investments in food production in places (think Ukraine and Uganda) where current farm land isn't producing as much food as it could; much more efficient use of water and fertilizer; less wasted food; and (controversy alert!) eating less meat. About 40 percent of the planet's crops, according to this study, currently are fed to animals.
Unfortunately, the paper does not really explain how this will happen. There's no global dictator who can, for instance, abolish feedlots where corn is fed to cattle.
The issues with terrestrial meat can't be waved away by suggesting it will be banished. Like the other issues – water use, etc. – smarter approaches need to be undertaken.
Polyface farm style grassfed beef raising is probably the greatest return on sunlight turned into protein. And we will see the adoption of techniques (and others) that rely on raising meat animals on land that is unsuited to agriculture: like raising beef cattle and fowl on dryer grasslands and pigs in oak forests, and without feeding them grain.
The economics of food are already changing, since we are headed for an era of increased urbanism, and at the same time, a planet where connectedness is both a tool and a danger. The global food system – where apples come from China and tomatoes are shipped from Mexico to New York City, both of which are over 90% water – is inherently unsustainable, and is based on the low cost of oil, and our willingness to burn it without consideration for 'externalities' like climate change.
There are real dangers ahead, since the confluence of these trends – increasing demand for food, decreasing water resources, and increased cost for oil – suggests that sustainable agriculture is perhaps the greatest single challenge we face.
I believe that new web-based social tools – food tech – is of critical importance for the world, and I have a hard time imaging why world governments are not allocating serious money on these problems.


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== About ==
This is our second general meeting. A general meeting (algemene vergadering in dutch) is something we need to organize at least once a year, needs to have at least the following three points on the agenda:
* Approval of the books
* Approval of the budget for next year
* Approval of the board
* Check action point previous year
See also [http://www.vsdc.be/NL/Faq/hoeveel_maal_moet_de_algemene_vergadering_worden_samengeroep-15 VSDC faq on general assembly (dutch)]
== Agenda ==
* Dismissal of faded out members
* Presence and check for 2/3rd
* A quick review of the [http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Design_Patterns hackerspace design patterns] (30 min - timeboxed) - see
* Approval of the books
* Approval of the budget for next year
* Renaissance / Rebirth / Restart / Respawn / Reset
** Election of new board
** Bylaws
*** Do these still reflect the way we want to run this place?
*** If not, let's adjust them
* Approval of new memberships to the board
** Mimor wants to join
** Sandb wants to leave
* Problem resolution
== General Assembly ==
== Dismissal of faded out members ==
* No longer members because 1) no longer present and no longer paying membership or 2) explicitly quit but not registered properly
** impy
** tom
** chris
** roel p.
** nino
** pieter c.
** kurt
** joost d.
* will send email to these people
== Presence and check for 2/3rd ==
* 16 members
* 11 present
** mimor, ha-nsfw, fs111, abe, koenraad, biertie, hala, koen, sandb, tazo, cedric
* 16 * 2/3 = 10.667, 11 members is 2/3rd majority
=== Approval of the books ===
* books 2011 approved
* we are losing money slightly
* we should look at this
* 2012 stuff:
* newline: alcohol disappeared in the evening that seemed unpaid for
* cedric still has 140 euros for this, still has pay this.
=== Approval of the budget for next year ===
* we are not planning to spend any amounts on anything but supplies and rent
* going for restoring the buffer of 6 months
* any purchases will be funded by donations
* focus on more members
* try new stuff that brings money to the space
* this budget has been approved
=== Approval of the board ===
* sandb will step down if someone wants to step up
* jaroslav might want to exit too
* new blood is good,
**rotate board members every two years?
* this means changing to the status
* mike is candidate; why is mike candidate?
** no body else;
** willing to do it;
** filling the gap
* cedric is candidate;
** likes the space
** is worth his legal signature
** already on his own board company
* no objections
* new board members: Cedric De Vroey and Mike Morraye, alongside with golden oldy Hans Fraiponts
* exit board members: oldfags Tazo and Sandb
==== Monitoring of membership ====
* current way is hard
* make checkpoints every end of term financial guy, for each member who is behind
* list of members needs to be more clear, wiki page, keyholders
* lets work on this;
* present for Ivano, our biggest fan?
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Creating dance
A Place and a Space
20 years on, Paige Gordon speaks about her work title Shed—A place where men can dance which premiered in Canberra in 1994 and prompted some wonderful post-show discussions.
Dancing the Design
This article is an account of Sela Kiek-Callan's postgraduate research journey in "Dancing Design", an exploration of affinities between architecture and dancing bodies which become manifest in embodied responses of weight, rhythm and intensity when dancers pay attention to the built environment in which they are encased.
Our top 2014 moments in dance
What better way to wrap up our year in dance than to recall some of the big 2014 moments in dance.
This year dance gave us much celebrating—what a wonderful way to spend a year! We honoured the discipline and dedication of our professional dance artists. We danced to make us happier and healthier. We saw dance used for rehabilitation. We made dance that celebrated all bodies. We watched dance that challenged our ideas about what dance should be. We were excited by new choreographic talent. We were inspired by the latest Australian dance thinking on show at the 2014 World Dance Alliance Global Summit. We celebrated big birthdays and said goodbye to old friends.
How are dance artists speaking about, writing about, and communicating their work?
As part of developing the 2015 National Dance Forum's 'lines of focus', curatorial panel members shared their thoughts about the inherent concerns and realities affecting current professional practice in Australia. This is Matthew Day's response.
Dance for Parkinson's in Australia
For people with Parkinson's disease, high quality dance classes led by trained professional teaching artists are becoming internationally acknowledged and valued as both a creative activity and an evidence-based therapeutic intervention. From my own dancer's perspective, these classes are a beautiful and satisfying way to authentically share my own experience and passion for the art form in way that also connects to community.
Creating health, wellbeing and social change—see how Australian dance companies are doing it!
In 2014, our Australian dance companies have been working on some brave and surprising collaborations that foster health, wellbeing and social change. In 2014 KAGE will premiereTeam of Life at the Melbourne Festival, Bangarra collaborated with beyondblue to create the short film Stories for Keeping Strong—Bangarra Rekindling, Shaun Parker collaborated with multicultural urban youth to create The Yard, which tackles loneliness, competition, survival and bullying, Australian Dance Theatre's work Proximity inspired a new approach to stroke rehabilitation, and BalletLab created a work about AIDS with community participants and the Victorian AIDs Council.
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival—Phoebe Barnes talks about her experience
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, which takes place every summer in Massachusetts USA, is lauded worldwide as a "hub and mecca of dancing"..."one of America's most precious cultural assets"....and "the dance center of the nation." Phoebe Barnes, Australian dancer & teacher, talks about her exciting experience at the 2014 Festival.
Ausdance member? You're also a member of World Dance Alliance Asia Pacific
All Ausdance members are automatically members of the World Dance Alliance Asia Pacific and it's a great opportunity to extend your own networks and participate in new culturally diverse opportunities at the annual WDA conferences and festivals.
Looking out from downunder—Australian dance today
Julie Dyson and Cheryl Stock discuss Australian Dance in Shifting Sands: Dance in Asia and the Pacific.
Recent Asia–Australia dance theatre collaborations
Recent Asia–Australia dance theatre collaborations.
Meet me at Kissing Point
Cheryl Stock, Artistic Director of Dancenorth (1984–1995) talks about a large-scale site-specific community dance project specially devised for the Townsville community in 1994. Originally published in Dancers and communities: a collection of writings about dance as a community art
Dancers and Communities book launch speech
This book tells us about some of the ways community dance evolves. I couldn't put it down. Like a good novel, its characters are fascinating, the stories captivating, and the twists and turns keep one interested, for it's as Shirley McKechnie says in the preface, 'a many faceted story of places, people and artists working together in partnerships concerned with discovery and celebration' (p.vii).
And yet there is no formula for being a successful community artist; every project requires a different approach. Flexibility, sensitivity, spontaneity, enthusiasm, honour, commitment, patience, exhaustion, resilience and pride permeate these pages, as do stories of ordinary people creating magic moments for themselves and others, through the facilitation of this person called a community dancer.
Accented Body
Arguably the largest and most complex independent project of this nature staged in Australia, Dr Cheryl Stock's accented body was a project of small break-through discoveries and ongoing creative partnerships.
The latest Australian dance thinking on show at the 2014 World Dance Alliance Global Summit
More than 25 Australian's will travel to the 2014 World Dance Alliance Global Summit to talk, perform and share the latest in dance thinking and practice-led research. You'll find some terrific tools and ideas that might change the way you approach your own creative or teaching practice, or inspire you to try something new.
Creating dance at the International Young Choreographer Project
Australian participants in International Young Choreographer Project share the challenges and surprises of producing a work in unknown circumstances, in a limited time-frame, and with unfamiliar dancers. Learn how it changed their choreographic and artistic processes.
News from Dance Integrated Australia
Creative Director of Dance Integrated Australia talks about Corner Dance Lab and New Works Forum in Hong Kong, which will explore ways of producing inclusive performances for artists with diverse backgrounds and physical abilities.
Regeneration—2014 Australian Youth Dance Festival
Ausdance National CEO Roslyn Dundas shares her 2014 Australian Youth Dance Festival experience. Held in Renmark on the border of South Australia and Victoria, this was the eighth Australian Youth Dance Festival (AYDF).
Kay Armstrong talks about her Peggy van Praagh fellowship
Choreographer Kay Armstong, the 2013 recipient of the Ausdance Peggy van Praagh Choreographic Fellowship, talks about "three synergistic professional development activities" that have been enabled by this Fellowship.
International Dance Day messages
Stephen Page's 2004 International Dance Day message and the 2012–13 video messages.
A practitioner speaks: an interview with David McMicken
Jacqueline Simmonds interviews David McMicken at Tracks Dance Collective, Brown's Mart Community Arts Project, Darwin, November 1995.
5 dancing TED talks you don't want to miss!
Humanoid robots performing a surprisingly emotive performance, emerging global street-dance culture, revved up by the Internet, a choreographer's creative process in real time, Angela Patton: A father-daughter dance ... in prison and Matt Cornell demonstrates the power of movement and its effect on our state of being.
Dancers and communities: the power of dance to enter individual lives in significant ways
Shirely McKechnie tells us why this collection of writing about community dance is so valuable: 'They speak of the human need to give expression to deeply felt connections and unique situations; but they also ask questions. Whose dances? What is their purpose? Can everyone participate? They convey the diversity of the dance experience and a reassurance of its power to enter individual lives in significant ways.'
Elizabeth Cameron Dalman's Mirramu
Elizabeth Cameron Dalman, Artistic Director of Mirramu Dance Company talks about her current collaboration with Dancecology from Taiwan and the DPAC Dance Company from Malaysia.
Slow touring: longer, slower, deeper
Slow touring expresses a desire (from artists, communities, tour presenters and funding bodies) for audiences to experience a deeper engagement with a touring performance, often through activities such as skill sharing (e.g., workshops, residencies, exchanges and collaborations) and collaboration on creative projects (e.g., recreating the work for/with local audiences). We highlight Shiver by Danielle Micich, a 2012 West Australian dance tour that successfully managed and delivered community engagement activities.
Australian dance touring programs, networks and resources
Dance touring in Australia is supported and delivered by touring and support organisations who deliver government funded touring programs and/or work with the many networks of presenting venues and tour coordinators. Here we briefly outline touring programs, mechanisms and industry organisations.


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- March 06, 2014
AN 11-YEAR-OLD boy has been branded a hero after resuscitating a three-year-old family friend who almost drowned after falling into a waterhole in a remote Territory community.
Shane Tipungwuti told the NT News that he had learnt how to perform CPR from television.
The near tragedy occurred on Milingimbi, about 400km east of Darwin, just off the coast of Arnhem Land, last Wednesday week.
Three-year-old Lucas Dhurrkay had fallen into Macasson's Well which is about 300m from the local school, after he had wandered away from his home. The small waterhole is a popular swimming spot for local children.
Shane said he and friends had gone to the waterhole for a swim after school when one of the younger boys said they had seen Lucas fall into the water. It is not known how long Lucas was underwater for, however he was unconscious and not breathing when he was pulled out by Shane.
"His body was like jelly," said Shane.
"I jumped in and pulled him out of the water. It was really easy. I pushed his heart and water came out of his mouth and nose.
"I saw it on television on channel 99."
Lucas was taken to the Milingimbi Health Clinic where he was stabilised before he was taken to Royal Darwin Hospital by CareFlight. He is expected to make a full recovery.
Coincidentally a first-aid program was being delivered in the community through the Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation by Remote Area First Aid the day before the near drowning occurred.
Shane's grandfather James Tipungwuti had recently undertaken a similar course and had regularly shown Shane the CPR learning material.
"He learnt what he did on television, but also through a first-aid book that he likes to look at every night," said Mr Tipungwuti.
"He's a good boy.
"After it happened he said to me 'Grandpa I pulled the boy out by the hair and I saved him."'
Milingimbi Health Clinic manager Mick Thomas said if Lucas had remained under water only seconds longer he would have likely suffered a brain injury.
"That boy would not be alive right now if it were not for Shane," said Mr Thomas.
Lucas' father Arnold Mininqwuy said his son spent two days in Royal Darwin Hospital but had returned home.
He said Shane was a "hero". "Shane helped my little boy," he said.
"He is a hero.
"Lucas is doing OK. He is happy to be back home."
The DRSABCD guide to basic life support
Ensure the area is safe for yourself, others and the patient.
Check for response—ask name—squeeze shoulders
S - SEND for help
Call Triple Zero (000) for an ambulance or ask another person to make the call.
Open mouth—if foreign material is present:
• place in the recovery position
• clear airway with fingers.
Open airway by tilting head with chin lift.
Check for breathing—look, listen and feel.
If not breathing, hard and fast
Apply defibrillator if available and follow voice prompts.
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spud of katherine Posted at 7:59 AM March 07, 2014
a true little hero well done Shane
Darwin person of darwin Posted at 9:03 PM March 06, 2014
What a legend
Sandy Taylor of Araluen Posted at 6:50 PM March 06, 2014
Congratulations all round; to the grandfather for teaching his grandson first aid, and to Shane for his quick thinking and action! Spot on!
dawn humpty doo of humpty doo Posted at 4:31 PM March 06, 2014
Good on you Shane you are a little hero
Matt of Darwin Posted at 4:16 PM March 06, 2014
"it was easy" hahah what a character
Ailsa of Townsville Posted at 3:40 PM March 06, 2014
Shane and Lucas, beautiful natural smiles and love of sharing life and skills to continue to smile, oh, such a beautiful outcome and a lovely heart warming document. Thank you boys, brave, proud, and you will continue to look after yourselves, mates and family - it confirms Community Training is working in NT and NthQld.
Peter of Wulagi Posted at 3:19 PM March 06, 2014
I hope this kid has his name put forward for a bravery medal. He deserves it. I also hope this experience (and investiture if he gets a medal) will empower him to do positive things and make a success of the rest of his life.


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Welcome fall with final farmers market Saturday
October 9, 2009
By Warren Kagarise
NEW — Noon, Oct. 9, 2009
Usher in fall at the final Issaquah Farmers Market of the season Saturday.
Vendors will peddle produce, flowers, and arts and crafts at Pickering Farm, 1730 10th Ave. N.W., from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
The farmers market launched in 1990 and grew to more than 100 vendors who arrive at Pickering Barn each Saturday morning during market season.
Live entertainment is part of the market. The market also features special events, such as cooking demonstrations and giveaways.
The farmers market will return in April.
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Maynard: Diaz will win the title
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8/16/12 10:48 PM by Seraldo Babalu
8/16/12 6:31 PM by Jaybrone
So Frankie is known to make fights exciting? Those fights were exciting because Maynard put Frankie on queer street and looked to finish it. And Edgar managed to survive. If Gray hadn't put it on frank early the. We would have seen the same dancing Frankie.
8/16/12 5:20 PM by GayGuardMooseSaucy
I get what you're saying but Maynard is no scrapper. He's boring for the most part, don't let those Edgar fights fool you....those were exciting mainly due to Frankie. His fight with Florian, Guida, etc.
8/16/12 5:19 PM by Saltyballs
Totally agree, Maynard won that fight.I mainly meant controversial as in lackluster. Not Maynard's fault for sure, but certainly not enough to turn around and ask for Diaz and another title shot so soon.
8/16/12 4:52 PM by AmmoMan
Agree with everything you said but the controversial split decision bit......Guida did nothing during that fight. Terrible fight all around, but even if Maynard had just stood in the center of the Octagon sayign come at me bro for the whole fight, he would have deserved the nod.
8/16/12 4:50 PM by murfamurph
3 to 1 my ass
8/16/12 4:48 PM by RandyDarsh
Well if you look at the last time Nate fought gray, it wasn't a snuggle fest.But OK BRO
8/16/12 4:41 PM by Tranny Yarbrough G(ayest)OAT
lol, Maynard is a scrapper now? not too long ago people were calling him Lay Praynard, just because his last couple of opponents haven't been the kind of guys you can snuggle fuck, doesn't mean Maynard is a scrapper. Put Maynard in against some good strikers and you can bet your ass he's gonna revert back to Lay Praynard.
8/16/12 4:34 PM by spliff
Diaz will beat him a 3rd time.. Last fight was bs
8/16/12 4:25 PM by RandyDarsh
I'd actually love to see that, two actual scrapers trying to fight.


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