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Wilbur Kaufman Gayhart Jr., 83, died Friday, Nov. 8, 2013, at Culpeper Regional Hospital. He was born April 2, 1930, in Staunton to the late Wilbur Gayhart Sr. and Evelyn Waybright Gayhart.
Mr. Gayhart was a member of Potomac Appalachian Trail Club, where he met his wife of the last 52 years, Helen Gayhart. He was a hard-working man who, together with his wife, was an avid camper that enjoyed the outdoors and traveling in their camper trailer.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by two children, Allyson Kearney and her husband, Patrick, and Geoffrey Gayhart and his wife, Susan, both of Culpeper; one sister-in-law, Marjorie Dexter and four grandchildren, Brittany, Ryan and Liam Kearney and Matthew Gayhart.
Services will be private.
An online guestbook and tribute wall are available at www.foundandsons.com.
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This past Saturday evening Fran and I took Rhiannon to see her favorite musician, Cindy Lou Harrington, in concert at a wonderful little pizza place called Shorty's in Tucker, GA (unlike most pizzerias, Shorty's has several vegan options on their menu). Before the show began, Cindy Lou stopped by our table and posed for a picture with her number 1 fan. Gotta love those smiles!You never would have thought Rhiannon is fighting against both liver and kidney disease if you had been there Saturday … [Read more...]
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Last night Fran and Rhiannon and I went to see the David Crowder Band at the Smoky Mountain Performing Arts Center in Franklin, NC. Here's the setlist for the show...The Veil No One Like You Foreverandever etc. Here is Our King Come Thou Font of Every Blessing -> Amazing Grace How He Loves Everything Glorious Alleluia, Sing Shadows You Are My Joy I Saw the Light -> I'll Fly Away Oh Happiness O Praise Him (All This For a King) Here I am to Worship … [Read more...]
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If you live in or near metro Atlanta, you won't find a more aesthetically and spiritually uplifting way to begin Holy Week than this special event at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit. I'm excited about the inclusion of Tallis' Lamentations, but the entire program should be splendid.Monastery of the Holy Spirit presentsA Concert of Sacred Classical Music A Lenten Meditation for Passion Sunday March 28, 2010 at 4:00 pm featuring The University of Georgia Collegium Musicum & Chamber … [Read more...]
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When I was a teenager hanging out with the charismatic community, I fell in love with the music of Phil Keaggy, a gifted guitarist and a vocalist who sounds like the contemporary Christian answer to Paul McCartney. In 1978 he released a lovely album of instrumental music called The Master and the Musician.It's 30 years later and Phil is on tour, doing a series of concerts in which he will be playing The Master and the Musician in its entirety, along with selected other songs from his career. … [Read more...]


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As you know I'm not the biggest fan of the Royals but even I think the latest slice of 'celebrating' Queenie's Jubilee year has gone too far.
The idea of inviting her to sit in on a Cabinet meeting is a cruel and unusual punishment that should be outlawed by the UN, NATO and Women's Institute.
Apparently, she was invited as a 'thankyou' and got her chance on Tuesday.
How thrilling and interesting will that have been?
To give her a gift out of their own pockets was decent – but placemats? PLACEMATS!
Come on! How cheap and downright dull is that?
A box-set of Countdown, one of those big Cozee Slippers where you can put both feet in one, or even a packet of Werther's Originals would have been better.
Surely a Onesie would have been best for the old girl.
Apparently, she wasn't allowed to talk during the meeting for fear of passing comment or influencing those sat round.
Well, judging by how the Coalition has fared so far, I don't think her ideas could have done much harm.
And although she couldn't speak, I like to think that Her Madge would have had fun passing on her thoughts and judgments another way.
A sharp intake of breath at Michael Gove's latest brainstorm over changing schools; a low whistle as Chancellor George Osborne announces a mansion tax; a puffing out of the cheeks and throwing down the pencil as Nick Clegg suggests rich folk should lose their bus passes and licences to eat swans...
And if any of the Cabinet look questioningly at her, she can just raise her eyebrows, mime locking her pursed lips and shrug.
First published at 08:20, Friday, 21 December 2012
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Architecture 2030 is playing a key role in a number of events that will illustrate the importance of architects, planners and designers in achieving decarbonization of the built environment by 2050.
December 3rd, Innovations Gallery, Le Bourget, Paris (La Galerie, free registration required).
Architecture 2030 participated in securing and planning the first ever "Buildings Day" to be held as part of a UNFCCC climate change talks.
The objective of the program is to launch an unprecedented alliance of organizations committed to putting the building sector on the path to zero carbon by the year 2050.
As an 'initiating organization' (along with other groups including the French government and the United Nations Environment Programme), Architecture 2030 helped set the agenda for the day, and Architecture 2030 Founder Edward Mazria will be delivering a key message and opening presentation titled "The 2 Degree Path for the Building Sector".
Speakers at Buildings Day include Aisa Kirabo Kacyira, Deputy Executive Director of U.N. Habitat, Secretary-General Chen Zhen of the China Exploration & Design Association, Architecture Branch (a signatory of the China Accord), and the Mayors of Sydney, Warsaw, Lyon, and Tshwane, South Africa.
> Learn more about the UNFCCC Buildings Day
> Register for La Galerie to gain access to the event
Symposium on December 9, Fédération Française du Bâtiment, Paris (registration required)
Architecture 2030 is also organizing a major event at COP21, a Symposium focusing on the how-to of ensuring zero emissions in the built environment by the year 2050.
A high-level panel chaired by Farhana Yamin of Track 0 and featuring Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC, and Rachel Kyte, World Bank Group Vice President & Special Envoy for Climate Change, will underline why the Paris talks must signal decarbonization of the global economy and built environment.
Edward Mazria will give a keynote presentation outlining the pathways, programs, and tools available to achieve this goal, and expert panels will address three key areas:
Bim World 2016 joins us as event organizers, with the support of Ptolémée, IPEEC, Track 0 and The Prince of Wales's Corporate Leaders Group. Mediaconstruct, and batiactu are symposium partners.
> Visit the symposium website to learn more, and to register for the event
"The UNFCCC Climate Change conference will result in historic commitments and pledges to reduce emissions at national and sub-national levels. But these promises simply cannot be kept without engaging the building sector and transforming the built environment," said Edward Mazria. "Paris affords us a unique opportunity to deliver an integrated and achievable path to zero emissions by 2050."
Architecture 2030 is officially accredited for the UNFCCC Conference on Climate Change.]]>
Extraordinary times surely give rise to extraordinary events.
One such event took place in Shenyang, China on Thursday 22nd October: an unprecedented meeting initiated by 52 key Chinese and international architecture and planning firms responsible for designing thousands of cities, neighborhoods, and buildings worldwide.
Hosted by the China Exploration and Design Association – Architecture Branch (CEDAAB) and by Architecture 2030, the meeting gathered together influential global design and planning leaders with a common mission: to initiate collaborative efforts to dramatically reduce carbon emissions in the built environment. The historic meeting culminated with the signing of the China Accord – a commitment to plan and design cities, towns, developments, and buildings in China to low carbon/carbon neutral standards.
Among the international firm signatories were DLR Group, Skidmore Owings & Merrill, ARUP, Gensler, CallisonRTKL, HKS Architects, Perkins+Will, HDR, and Glumac. Key signatories among the Local Design Institutes from various regions in China included Shanghai Xian Dai Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd., China Architecture Design & Research Group, Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd., and the Shenzhen Institute of Building Research Co., Ltd. (The complete list of signatories is included below.)
"We understand our moral and professional responsibility to address the issue of greenhouse gas emissions if we are to stay within the 2° C threshold established by the international scientific community, and the Accord is just the beginning of our joint efforts. We have a long and exciting road ahead of us to decarbonize the built environment."
– Ed Mazria, Architecture 2030 Founder and CEO
The significance of the China Accord, and the important meeting which gave rise to it, cannot be overstated. A grand paradigm shift has been set in motion, as profound as the Modern Movement of the 1920s and 30s, in how we shape and develop the global built environment over the next 20 years.
During this period, the world is projected to build 80 billion square meters of new buildings in cities worldwide, an area equal to 60% of the entire current global building stock. Since more than half of all global construction will take place in China (38%) and North America (the U.S. and Canada 15%), it is incumbent upon the professional design communities in these countries to take a leadership role in planning for a carbon-free and truly sustainable future by middle of this century.
In order to avoid catastrophic climate change, the world must completely phase out fossil fuel greenhouse gas emissions in the built environment by 2050. The signatories pledged to work diligently to do just that, creating cities, towns, and buildings that are models of economic and urban sustainability.
"The signing of the Accord demonstrates the determination and moral obligation by architects and planners, both Chinese and internationally, to shoulder this huge responsibility to tackle climate change by reducing carbon emissions and moving toward zero."
– Chen Zhen, Secretary-General, CEDAAB
The China Accord is the private sector's response to the Chinese government's efforts to tackle climate change and achieve sustainable growth. It supports the national government's targets to peak and begin reducing carbon emissions, as well as the State Council's Green Buildings Action Plan and the most recent China-US Joint Presidential Statement on Climate Change.
A number of initiatives will support the implementation of the Accord, including professional training, knowledge sharing events and programs, a broad-based stakeholders' forum, and the localization of design and planning strategies utilizing real-time simulation tools.
"There are a huge number of low-cost and cost saving design and planning strategies that can be implemented to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions," said Mr Mazria, clarifying a common misunderstanding that greener buildings must cost more. "The signatories of the China Accord will collaborate on achieving this through training and employing advanced design tools."
The alliance of the distinguished firms behind the China Accord, and the power of the collaborative efforts to implement it, hold great promise for us all in the ongoing battle to tackle climate change.
You can download and read the China Accord here
|International Firms:
|Chinese Firms:
|Shanghai Xian Dai Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd
|China Architecture Design & Research Group
|Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
|Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd.
|Perkins Eastman
|China Southwest Architectural Design and Research Institute Corp. Ltd
|Cuningham Group Architecture, Inc.
|China Northwest Architecture Design and Research Institute Co. Ltd
|DLR Group
|China Northeast Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd
|Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University Co. Ltd
|Perkins + Will
|Tongji Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd
|Central-South Architectural Design Institute Co., Ltd
|Tianjin Architecture Design Institute
|HDR, Inc.
|Dalian Architectural Design & Research Co., Ltd.
|HKS Architects
|Architectural Design and Research Institute of Guangdong Province
|Shenzhen General Institute of Architectural Design and Research Co., Ltd
|The Architectural Design and Research Institute of HIT
|Leo A Daly
|China IPPR International Engineering Co., Ltd
|Moore Ruble Yudell
|Shandong Provincial Architectural Design Institute
|Mott MacDonald
|Jiangsu Provincial Architectural D&R Institute Ltd.
|Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute
|CBT Architects
|Zhejiang Prov. Institute of Architectural Design and Research
|FKP Architects
|Jiangxi Province Architectural Design & Research General Institute
|Calthorpe Associates
|Shandong Tong Yuan Design Group Co. Ltd
|Heilongjiang Institute of Architectural Design
|Cannon Design
|Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Architectural Design & Research Institute
|Anhui Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd
|Fujian Provincial Institute of Architectural Design and Research
|Guangxi Hualan Design and Consulting Group
|Jilin Provincial Architecture Design Institute Co., Ltd
|Shenzhen Institute of Building Research Co. Ltd
The China Accord meeting and signing ceremony was organized by the China Northeast Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd, a member of CEDAAB in Shenyang, China on October 22, 2015.]]>
Highlighting the dual challenges of urbanization and climate change, he underlined the call from the scientific community that the world must phase out all carbon dioxide emissions by mid-century in order to have a good chance of avoiding catastrophic climate change. Cities account for 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and in Seoul, buildings are responsible for 68% of the city's total carbon dioxide emissions.
To address climate change, buildings must be part of the solution, and the latest Seoul Action Plan for the Compact of Mayors states the Seoul Metropolitan Government's commitment to reduce emissions by 25% and 40% by 2020 and 2030 respectively with 2005 as the baseline year.
The South Korean national government has set a target to have all new multifamily housing achieve zero net energy by 2025, with the Seoul Metropolitan Government going further to set 2023 as its target year. "What the Seoul government has committed to is commendable and sets an important example for other cities worldwide. Building professionals in Korea can shoulder the responsibility and use their creativity to implement these targets," said Mazria. He also stressed that Seoul can go further and commit to a long term goal of zero CO2 building sector emissions by 2050.
In order to support Korean architects and other building professionals to pursue lower and zero-carbon designs, Architecture 2030 and the Korea Green Building Council yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding yesterday to develop the Korea 2030 professional education series. The series builds on the success and experience of the AIA+2030 Series that has been offered to over 30% of the American Institute of Architects' membership in 25 markets throughout the United States and is now being produced in an online version.
"We are excited about this partnership. South Korea will be the first country in Asia to launch a 2030 Series. The series will provide not just design strategies but practical, actionable tools and methodologies that directly impact building design and performance," said Mazria, who is set to hold a private meeting with Seoul Mayor Park Won Soon tomorrow. "There are many low-cost and no-cost design strategies that can increase a buildings' performance and reduce its energy consumption and carbon emissions. Moving to zero does not need to be expensive," he said.
This event and announcement come as countries, regions, cities, communities, businesses and civil society all ramp up their commitments and actions to tackle climate change before the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) meeting in Paris in December.
We're delighted to announce the launch of the first course in the new AIA+2030 Online Series, an educational program aimed at providing American Institute of Architects (AIA) members and other design professionals with the high-performance building knowledge necessary to meet the 2030 Challenge targets.
The AIA and Architecture 2030 co-production (in partnership with AIA Seattle) is sponsored by Autodesk and delivered through AIAU, the AIA's online education portal. The ten one-hour courses of the Online Series are based on the highly successful AIA+2030 Professional Series that has been offered to over 30% of AIA's membership in 27 markets throughout the United States and Canada.
The AIA+2030 Online Series helps design professionals create buildings that meet the energy efficiency targets of the 2030 Challenge, offering strategies to reach a minimum of a 70% reduction in building energy consumption and fossil fuel greenhouse gas emissions today, increasing to carbon neutral for new building designs by 2030.
These energy consumption reductions result in significant savings in energy costs, and the ability to design such high-performing buildings provides firms with capabilities that will set them apart in the marketplace.
"This is the first comprehensive program in the U.S. that educates the architectural profession in specific design and technology applications to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions," said Edward Mazria, Architecture 2030 Founder and CEO.
"In order to make significant progress towards energy reduction targets, we're acting to increase energy literacy within the profession," said AIA EVP / CEO, Robert Ivy, FAIA. "This series will help showcase the power that early conceptual analysis has to increase the ability of architects to build bottom-line value into their design projects."
25 AIA Chapters and organizations from across North America have currently offered the in-person AIA+2030 Professional Series, which was created by the American Institute of Architects Seattle and Architecture 2030, with support from the City of Seattle and Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance.
The AIA+2030 Online Series will have the potential to reach more than 80,000 professionals in geographically diverse regions in all 286 AIA Chapters worldwide, providing them with the knowledge needed to achieve the 2030 Challenge targets.
The second and third courses of the AIA+2030 Online Series will be released this fall, with the full series available by the end of 2016.
> AIA Members and Non-members can access the first course here.]]>
The 2030 Palette – the online platform for planning and designing decarbonized, resilient, and sustainable built environments worldwide – is global in scope and local in application, including worldwide approaches and built examples. Now we've taken that global scope further, releasing translations of the core 2030 Palette Swatches in Chinese and Spanish.
Over the next two decades over 60% of the world's projected 900 billion square feet of new building will take place in the Americas and China, so expanding the Palette's reach to Chinese and Latin American audiences is essential. And, with Chinese or Spanish being the first languages of more than 1.5 billion people worldwide, the 2030 Palette translations play an important role in extending the global reach of the platform.
"It's key that as many architects, planners, engineers, and designers as possible have access to the 2030 Palette's education and information. The Chinese and Spanish translations mark the next step in our ongoing efforts to provide building sector professionals around the world the skills they need to address the climate change crisis".
– Ed Mazria, Architecture 2030 Founder and CEO
The Chinese and Spanish versions of the 2030 Palette include all the rich visuals, advice, and concise rules of thumb of the English version and can be accessed using the links at the top of every page of the Palette.
Our next steps will be to translate the extra information pages into Spanish and Chinese, and we're also working on Portuguese and French language versions of the core swatches.
In addition, we've expanded the breadth of content available in the 2030 Palette (in English), adding detailed information on passive solar heating and urban infill strategies, and addressing the subject of earth-sheltered buildings for the first time.
The Direct Gain: Heat Storage swatch in the 2030 Palette now includes an In-depth Information page on Masonry Thermal Mass, detailing the design and sizing procedure for incorporating masonry thermal mass in passive solar heating building applications. Diagrams and graphs explain the concepts and heat transfer mechanisms of masonry thermal mass, and include detailed rules of thumb for incorporating mass into various building configurations.
This new In-depth Information page on Urban Infill for City Growth explores urban infill, a key strategy for city growth as an alternative to urban sprawl. The section provides a historical perspective of infill growth, delivers examples of how it's been imaginatively implemented in metropolitan areas in a variety of climates, and offers advice for both architects and planners on approaching new infill projects.
In addition to new In-Depth Information pages, we've also included a new swatch on Earth Sheltering – a design strategy that updates traditional earth-sheltered building forms, making this application useful for adapting to rapidly changing climates. The swatch includes examples of a variety of earth-sheltered buildings illustrating contemporary architectural applications of this ancient form of building.
Together, this new material expands the 2030 Palette to 56 swatches and 11 In-Depth Information sections. Look for additional new content in the months to come.]]>
That's the key finding in the latest Architecture 2030 report Achieving 80×50: Reducing Energy Use, Creating Jobs, and Phasing Out Carbon Emissions in New York City's Buildings, presented by Founder and CEO Edward Mazria last week at a major event in New York City hosted by coalition and community-building organization ALIGN: The Alliance for a Greater New York.
New York City contains about one million buildings comprising 5.75 billion square feet of building stock. Its buildings are responsible for 71% of the city's greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and 94% of its electricity consumption.
While requiring new buildings to become more efficient and renovating city-owned buildings are both important, in order to meet the city's greenhouse gas emissions reduction target by the year 2050, most of the city's existing building stock must also be renovated to high-performance standards over the next 35 years.
The key to addressing New York's existing building stock is private sector building purchases.
There are about 26,000 buildings bought and sold in New York City each year, meaning approximately 900,000 buildings will change hands over the next 35 years.
Achieving 80×50 calls for building buyers to improve the greenhouse gas emissions from their new property by choosing one of the following options:
The first option creates additional efficiency construction investment, and the second creates minimum efficiency upgrades and weatherization, and a robust market for renewable energy generation, both leading to long-term investment, job growth, and emissions reductions.
The emissions reduction standards and efficiency requirements would be administered primarily through New York City's building energy code, which would be updated every three years to more stringent emissions reduction (fossil fuel energy consumption) requirements.
Since buyers are likely to finance or invest funds for building purchases (and in many cases planning to renovate), the additional expense to renovate to high-performance standards is minimal when compared to the purchase and renovation cost.
In addition to ensuring that the city meets its 80×50 emissions reduction target, adopting the recommendations in Achieving 80×50, New York City will:
"Achieving 80×50 is a practical and powerful plan to ensure that New York City can reach its bold and necessary emissions reduction targets," said Edward Mazria.
Download the Achieving 80×50 Report]]>
For the fifth year in a row, the architecture and design community has again recognized the important role Architecture 2030 plays in transforming to a sustainable and carbon neutral built environment.
Architecture 2030 is listed in the top three organizations for 'sustainability qualifications and certifications for projects/buildings', and in the top five as 'sustainable design organizational role models'. Sixty-one percent of firms surveyed believe the 2030 Challenge targets, issued by Architecture 2030, can be realized.
The full DesignIntelligence 2015 Sustainable Design & Leadership Survey report is available in July/August issue of DesignIntelligence.]]>
In his acceptance speech to a packed audience of more than 7,000 architects, Mazria told his colleagues, "Because of your critical role in all this [addressing climate change], because you have a moral imagination and see a purpose in what you're doing, you have given the world the courage to take bold actions to address the defining issue of our time."
Above, you can watch the video piece the AIA created to celebrate Mazria's work, and his full acceptance speech.]]>
The New Construction Guide has also been incorporated as the prescriptive path to comply with the energy prerequisites for both USGBC's LEED v4 and the Northeast Collaborative for High Performance Schools standard. The Guide has also been adopted as the basis for the prescriptive path for complying with the energy code in the City of Boulder, Colorado, currently the most stringent in the country.
Architecture 2030 issued the 2030 Challenge in 2006 to focus the building sector on energy reductions through the setting of achievable targets. The Challenge's final goal is that all new buildings and major renovations be carbon neutral by 2030. With its series of targets aimed at reducing the use of fossil fuels, the 2030 Challenge has been adopted and is being implemented by 80% of the top 10 and 70% of the top 20 architecture/engineering/planning firms in the U.S. The current 2030 Challenge target calls for all new buildings, developments and major renovations to be designed to meet a fossil-fuel, GHG-emitting, energy-consumption performance standard of 70% below the regional (or country) average/median for their relevant building type.
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Why are the cooling fans not working when they should be?
June 30, 2011.
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So the car overheats and the fans arent on?Please explain whats going on?
As the temp goes up, the fans should start and cool the rad, but not starting. I changed the relays around to see if this was it. I also checked the fuses, not it. I was told that it may be a thermostat sensor but do not know where it is located.
The coolant temp sensor is screwed into right where the upper hose goes onto the engine. Do you have a multimeter to do some testing?So the temp gauge goes up to where the fan normally comes on and the fan isn't coming on?Do any of the fans come on when the a/c is on at anytime?
I believe you're expecting them to come on too soon. They aren't programmed to come on until about 225 or higher. That is intentional.
The temp gauge is almost to the H, and even when the airconditiner is on, they don't work. I have a multimeter to check this sensor, but I did'nt know where it was located till now. Thanks.
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You bring up alot of good points, but it just doesn't bring it down for me like it did you.
I loved the story, i loved the finale.
I loved all the little character arcs we got, and how this felt like the most "comic booky" of the three films.
Not as good as TDK, but definitely a good solid film. In no way is this the Spiderman 3 of the batman films. Not even close.
That's cool. I don't agree, but that's cool.
You two are frickin' ridiculous.
This is the Internet, dammit. If you disagree with someone, you call them names!
LMFAO! Sorry, but i don't get into little internet squabbles. lol I know not everyone is going to like the same thing. It's what makes life so fun. We all find and like or dislike different things out of stuff.
I will say though, after all the seriousness of the last 3 batman movies, i do hope the next guys to come along, to restart the franchise bring a sense of adventure and fun back to the films. Not to the extreme of Batman and Robin, but the kind of fun that was there with the Avengers.
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I've always come from a small town, so most Social Issues are not something I come across on a daily basis. So homless people are not something I come across on a regular basis, but when I do its something I can not shake very easily. Going back about 6 months ago I was approached after a movie, about 1AM, by a stranger asking for change. He scared the hell out of my girlfriend and I, mostly because we did not see him coming. Before I knew it I told him no and kept walking, this drove me nuts for weeks. I was almost at the point of turning around and driving back to offer him the bit of change I did have in my pocket.
Well about three days ago I was stopped at a red light and a young man not much older than myself was holding a sign that read:
"Travelling through. I'm Cold, Broke & Hungry. Anything Helps! Thank You"
Being from a small town not everyone smiles at this sort of thing, so you see the gossiping. I quickly put my car into Park and offered the man everything I had in my pocket. He thanked me quietly and walked on, as he did I could see in my mirror that cars behind me were quickly reaching for change to give him as well.
This man was only my age and I could not shake the thought that this man did not know where he would sleep tonight, or wake up tomorrow. What a scary thought that is.
So to my point, is this a Pity for the homeless? Am I simply looking to Help? I can offer the guy some change, but what about the guy who could offer them a home or job. I doubt this feeling is pity because I don't exactly feel sorry for them, I Just wish I could do more to help.
When you come across a Homeless individual, do you help? Walk away and gossip, or maybe walk away and kick yourself for not helping. I'm guilty of all three, but I know the few bucks I gave to that man was the best money I spent all week.
This is really just an issue that does not looked at very much and I would like to hear some thoughts from our members. Maybe even a personal encounter of your own.
Originally posted by Sonata
If I see a homeless person who is overwieght he obvisouly isnt starving.
Originally posted by Sonata
Only the truly needy homless people should be helped. Im talking about the ones physicaly or mentally able to get a job and lodging.
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Originally posted by Sonata
If I see a homeless person who is overwieght he obvisouly isnt starving.
An overweight man can get hungry too. Two men can eat the same, depending on their metabolism others may burn off the food much quicker. A homeless man who is overweight is not open to scrutiny anymore than the next guy.
Originally posted by Sonata
Only the truly needy homless people should be helped. Im talking about the ones physicaly or mentally able to get a job and lodging.
So those not capable of caring for themselves should be left out to dry? Survival of the fittest? What of the innocent victim who is on the street and can not hold a job due to his health, age, etc. Should we turn our back on him because he can not contribute to society? Again, he IS the innocent victim, he is not on the street due to his own mistakes. Albeit a small percentage, these people do exist and do need our help.
Your post was alittle cold hearted.
Originally posted by Sonata
Sorry I ment help the needy. But for the ones that are just out on their luck if they are capable of even a mininum wage job should they still receive assistance?
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I use the term sparingly because, while it's true that these people do not have homes per se, I believe most (but not all) of them do so by choice. For the majority of these people, I prefer the more traditional and accurate term "bum".
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i do the exact same thingOriginally posted by Inactive UserHB still the funniest fashion forum right now. But the fashion is lacking, i only go to style forum to find decent fits now.
be careful what you pretend to be
john lamone is a fag. boland is a fag.
LMAO this is actually one of the truest things ever said on HB.hb aint dead it lives on twitter
HB stands for Help Beast. Currently supporting the supportive movement.
Technical changes and issues definitely made a lot of people leave. That and the average age of those interested in street wear seems to be around 14-16. All the older members just moved on.
KTT is KanyeToThe. It's a fashion forum where they basically want to be Hypebeast but they worship Kanye at the same time.Seriously though, I've been here since 07 and guess what the one thing that's NEVER changed.
People complaining about how this site "used to be so much better".
It's either HB was the coolest fucking thing ever to grace the internet back in 06, or everyone is on some false nostalgia bullshit. It's like cats in their 30's wishing they were back in highschool. Was it really that great?
Yes, HB cutting vbulletin was shitty. It used to be so easy to format shit and post pictures and quote and do all the easiest fucking things that a forum should do without having to run back to the shoutbox every 15 minutes to see if other people can view the picture I just posted, you know what? FUCK this new HB. Can't believe this shit.
But anyways, I honestly see no difference between the userbase now and 5 years ago. 95% fucking idiots, trolls, copycats, etc. 5% really cool motherfuckers, that I've actually come to call my friends. Forums are what they're made up of, users.
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so its too many pussys signing up that are afraid of being made fun of?when i joined the site was pretty active and fun to browse . now just boring af .
I think one of the main reasons is new members who lurk before posting see all this flaming/trolling of other users in threads like WDYWT and other off topic threads , and are just discouraged from posting and getting involved because there is too many god damn faggots trying to " ether " other people or be funny .
bruh shut upnew members keeps a site alive , trolls and faggots trying to be funny drives them away .
sounds gay but no one wants to join a site where people are trying to ether or troll every post , thats why HB losing members to KTT and other sites , not nearly as many trolls on those sites .
that already shows how outdated you areu sayin u wanna be more mainstream? lets be honest, this is hypebeast: gathering place for pinoys and hipsters. oh and a few cool dudes i guess
That was our plan all along. To ditch the herbs on KTT. Survival of the fittest, that's why KTT members don't post in the hb wdywtHB's "takeover" of KTT backfired resulting in many hb members permanently moving to KTT lol. HB keep taking Ls.
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Peripheral injection of human umbilical cord blood stimulates neurogenesis in the aged rat brain
1 Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology, University of South Florida, College of Medicine, Tampa, FL 33612, USA
2 Department of Neurosurgery, Center of Excellence for Aging and Brain Repair, University of South Florida, College of Medicine, Tampa, FL 33612, USA
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Neurogenesis continues to occur throughout life but dramatically decreases with increasing age. This decrease is mostly related to a decline in proliferative activity as a result of an impoverishment of the microenvironment of the aged brain, including a reduction in trophic factors and increased inflammation.
We determined that human umbilical cord blood mononuclear cells (UCBMC) given peripherally, by an intravenous injection, could rejuvenate the proliferative activity of the aged neural stem/progenitor cells. This increase in proliferation lasted for at least 15 days after the delivery of the UCBMC. Along with the increase in proliferation following UCBMC treatment, an increase in neurogenesis was also found in the aged animals. The increase in neurogenesis as a result of UCBMC treatment seemed to be due to a decrease in inflammation, as a decrease in the number of activated microglia was found and this decrease correlated with the increase in neurogenesis.
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Great fun and a really nice day. Tom was a great gu ide and kept us entertained through out the day. Geoffrey was a great driver and we felt safe with him driving in the rain. Well done.
March 2015
I probably would've left Stonehenge off this tour. We weren't even allowed to stop on the road, so we just drove past it and took blurry photos from the moving bus. I would've rather had extra time in Bath or Stratford-upon-Avon. Almost everything was closed because it was Christmas Day, but that was to be expected. The towns were peaceful and the tour guide was friendly and quite informative. I enjoyed the trip and would recommend it.
February 2015
The tour was a great way to spend Christmas Day! Although very little was open, we were still able to visit many beautiful locations in England. The countryside was gorgeous and the tour was no stress. The tour guide and driver were excellent.
January 2015
I thought the tour was very good and the tour guide was excellent. Only issue I had was i wish that the company would have provided morning tea or at least a bottle of water. As it was Christmas day nothing was open and we ididn't have a drink of anything from 7:30am until lunch which was at 2pm.
January 2014
it was the holiday so everything exept the bar was closed and the guide told us we couldn't stop on the motorway passing Stonehedge, and even the road was empty we had to take pictures from a moving bus. Next we've spent too much time in this bus instead of walking. We had 2 stops more (40 min each at the beginning and at the end of the tour) at Foodcourts aside from motorway. Instead of wasting time there it would be much better to walk a bit in Stratford (as we have just fluently seen it from the bus) or spend more time in Bath as the weather that day was perfect. The lunch was poor.


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Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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Comfortable Cotswold cottage in the heart of the Royal Hunting Forest in Oxfordshire .Great for hiking or sight seeing. Wychways cottage is close to Oxford and its dreaming spires, Blenheim Palace, Burford Wild life Park and Burford Garden Centre.Cheltenham and Bicester shopping centre are less than an hour away .Shipton-under -Wychwood is surrounded by all the wonderful Oxfordshire villages ,The Slaughters ,Stow on the Wold, Morton on Marsh, where one can wander around antique shops and enjoy coffee and tea rooms .Wychways Cottage offers a relaxing holiday with lots of interest .
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|300 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Heathrow 107 km, Nearest railway: Charlbury /Shipton under Wychwood 7 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|Central heating, TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The cottage offers a good blend of old and new styles. Kitchen is spacious with stainless steel hob and sink ,granite countertops ,fridge ,freezer ,microwave and washer and dishwasher ,the dining area has a maple table and 6 upholstered matching chairs .The comfortable Sitting room has exposed beams, a wood burner for a cosy night in, soft lighting , classical Cotswold furnishings and comfortable seating. TV.Upstairs the master bedroom has a queen four poster bed ,TV, great lighting effects and plenty of storage space. Next to the master bedroom is a bathroom plus shower .On the other side of the stair case the twin room offers en suite shower room plenty of storage space, TV and great lighting .
|Further details outdoors
Wychways Cottage has a large sunny front garden which is gated . Immediately outside the cottage there is a picnic table to enjoy breakfast on sunny mornings .There is a large driveway and small lawn, flower pots and window boxes .The garden is simple but convenient.
|Further details
We try to be as flexible as possible but prefer Friday to Friday bookings in the high season ,Weekends are from Friday afternoon to Monday morning, three night .Mid week breaks are Monday to Friday, four night these are charged at the rate of 75% of a weekly booking. Extra days are 50 GBP each. Pets by arrangement are 10 GBP per week . A deposit of 25GBP will secure your booking and the balance four weeks before your arrival at which time you will be given you key box number and more info about the cottage . All linens are provided. Utilities included.
The Oxfordshire region
Shipton -under- Wychwood is situated within easy reach of the World Heritage site of Bath, a Roman city built upon in Georgian times. Wells,Stratford -upon -Avon home of Shakespeare and Warwick Castle a gem in itself are also a day trip away. London is just a quick train ride with a multitude of things to see and do . Closer to home, 40 minutes and you have the university town of Oxford with its dreamimg spires with wonderful walks through halls and colleges and fun shopping and eating . Burford ,one of the jewels of the Cotswolds, is but 4 miles down the road. Its quaint Medieval Bridge, Georgian and Tudor shopfronts make it a most picturesque place to visit.. Bleheim Palace the ancestoral home of Sir Winston Churchill is only 20 mins drive and offers a great day out .You 'll enjoy the pleasant mild climate and countryside of this whole region.
Shipton under Wychwood
Shipton -under-Wychwood is linked with Milton -under -Wychwood and between the two villages they have two great pubs with excellent eating ,Thursday nights you can get half price bubbly and Fridays you can enjoy Fish and Chips .There is a P.O, a Local Deli, Hardware shop, Gift shop, Flower shop, 2 Churches, village greens, and an excellent Co-Op The Library is open most days.Both villages have modern playing fields. Shipton has a Cricket and Tennis Club and opposite the beautiful Shipton Hall you can enjoy the Wychwood Wild Life Gardens .There is a good Doctors Office in Shipton. All these facilities are within easy or reasonable walking distance .
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16 Jul 2013
"Great cottage for family and dogs"
Very comfortable and spacious, plenty of room for us our toddler and 2 labs gated garden made it worry free all round. Walking distance to three lovely pubs for food and co-op and park in Milton were an easy drive in 5 mins. Thanks!
2 Oct 2012
"Relaxing and peaceful cottage - fabulous!"
I'm looking to book a late autumn break and happened to see a bad review for wychways cottage on this site. I stayed here earlier in the year and couldn't disagree more with the person who made all the negative comments. I rarely bother to write reviews, but felt I had to try and redress things. We had a wonderful time at wychways. It was clean and smart when we arrived. It's in a beautiful and peaceful location. You can walk to two nice pubs. The kitchen has everything you might need. The dining room table is fun to sit around. The living room is cosy. The bath is huge and wonderful for a nice relaxing soak. It even has a four poster bed! I would be delighted to stay here again. (And we didn't hear a dog bark once!)
17 Aug 2012
"Do not go there, shabby DIY decor/fittings, neighbours dogs yap 24/7!"
OK on initial looks seems good, but closer inspection the place has been converted by DIY, should have been GSI, shower very dirty, felt cobwebs walking through lounge, kitchen utensils needed washing before use, initial smell was of wet dogs yuk!, threw out the door mat! Plumbing and electrics a bit iffy e.g light switches in wrong place, staircase build would not pass Planning Regs also Mezzanine floor upstairs suspect would not either! Good points nice front garden area sunny and garden furniture good, nice location, pub and hotel in village very good. Also it is on the cheap end, so guess you get what you pay for.
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- The Rugby World Cup began over the weekend just past. The tournament has four pools of five teams each, with two teams from each pool making it to the quarterfinals, and each team plays the other four teams in its pool once.
- The USA qualified, as it has for every edition of the RWC.
- The USA will not be part of the quarterfinals. I'm not saying that because I'm making a critical statement about the Eagles, as the team's called. They just won't make it out of their pool. There are nine – maybe ten – teams that have a chance of making it to the quarterfinals, and the USA is not one of them.
- We are not a top-tier rugby nation, here in America. At the World Cup, the USA beat Japan in 1987, and again in 2003, and other than that we're 0-16 all-time.
- The team's stated goal for this tournament is to beat Russia, the other lower-tier side in Pool C. This is something that the Eagles have done once already this year, winning 32-25 against the Russians at the Churchill Cup.
- Other than that possible victory, the USA is just trying to make a good account of itself in certain losses to Australia and Italy. Sunday, America lost 22-10 to Ireland, a game that was viewed as surprisingly close even though the Eagles scored seven of their ten points basically at the final whistle.
- I was all ready to write a million words about this RWC, because I love writing about world championships of sports I know next to nothing about. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of watching all three of the USA's warmup matches for the tournament. The Americans dropped a pair to Canada, 28-22 and 27-7, then went to Tokyo and lost to Japan 20-14, and it was about that point that I realized that the tournament was going to be a bit of a hopeless cause for America.
- You should know about a couple of the American players. Todd Clever is the captain, plays forward, and wears a bushy permed ponytail that makes him look like nothing so much as an eighties pro wrestling villain. When he's done playing rugby, he'll have the option for a long career of wrestling on Saturday morning television, yelling at small children in the crowd and using foreign objects when the referee's back is turned.
- Takudzwa Ngwenya, known as "Z", is by far the most exciting player on the American team. In 2007, he scored the try of the year (link to video) by simply running around the entire South African defense, including the guy that was (up until that moment) universally acknowledged as the fastest guy in world rugby. Every time he gets the ball you sit forward in your chair a bit, because you never quite know what he's about to do. Plus, on Sunday against Ireland, he broke out a bitchin' Stars-and-Stripes-emblazoned scrum cap, which made him look a little like Captain America. He is awesome.
- NBC aired the USA-Ireland game. They're also showing New Zealand play Canada on October 2, and the Final on October 23. Universal Sports is broadcasting seven other games, including the other three USA matches, the semifinals, and the third-place game. Unfortunately, unless you have DirecTV, you probably don't get Universal Sports, so if you want to watch anything other than the three NBC matches you're stuck paying exorbitant fees for either PPV or online PPV. If anyone would like to send me $150 so I can afford these packages, I'd appreciate it. (The official Rugby World Cup site has pretty good highlights, so you might want to save your cash.)
- The tournament favorites are probably hosts New Zealand, though Australia did beat them in this year's Tri-Nations (a competition between the two and South Africa). The All Blacks are famous for usually being the best rugby team in the world, and for doing the "haka" (a ceremonial Maori war dance) before matches. Let us watch this event before a match against Tonga. The Tongans also do their own ceremonial dance, and the result is two groups of dancing men that is as entirely unlike West Side Story as you'll ever see:
- Here's what I wrote about rugby, the first time I ever watched it: "Maybe I just saw the wrong matches, and rugby aficionados are welcome to correct me, but here's what I got out of it: rugby is boring… It's recognizable as a cousin of American football, so imagine American football with no pads. And no passing. And 110 running plays per team, 105 of which go directly into the middle of the line. And extra punting, usually on first down. And both teams playing for field goal attempts throughout the game. And frequent long breaks while both the offensive and defensive lines stop to argue with the referee how to line up for the play."
As I've watched more of the game, I get the point of it a little more now. It's still attritional and violent and can get bogged down, and I still don't understand three-quarters of the reasons that the referee stops play and awards a penalty. But heck, it's the world championship of something. Of course I'm going to encourage you to give it a try.
Twelve Things To Know About The Rugby World Cup
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