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Can I use this pattern on other doll brands like DOD, Doll Family-H, Resinsoul, Migidoll, etc?
Hi, this is something that I was looking for, but will it fit SD13 boy or I need to change it?
I have one question. I don't know the terminology, but is that single bold black line on the 'back' pattern showing where the band should lie on the dolls' hips?
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do you have some basic instructions for this? Do I cut four pieces yes? I would love a full tutorial if you could find the time. I could do a trade for it if needed.
I'm sorry but there are so many tutorials on sewing I just don't feel a need to compose another one... There are lots of ways to sew the pieces together. I'd suggest for you to search for instructions on making human jeans, maybe even on Youtube if any.
Yes, you need to cut 2 mirrored pieces of each part.
Yes, you need to cut 2 mirrored pieces of each part.


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AbstractWe used a simulation approach to investigate the implication of two methods of forming composite samples to characterize segmented populations. We illustrate the case where the weight of individual segments varies randomly, a situation common with fish samples. Composite samples from segments such as whole fish or muscle tissue should be formed by homogenizing each segment separately and combining equal-sized portions randomly drawn from each homogenate. This approach permits unbiased estimation of the mean concentration per fish. Estimates of mean contaminant concentration varied little with variation in the number of composite samples analyzed or with composite size (number of segments in a composite sample). However, for a fixed number of composite samples, the precision of the variance estimate increases as composite size increased. In addition, for a fixed number of composites, the estimate of the variance stabilized as more segments were included in the composite samples. Estimates of the variance among fish or other population segments can be recovered using appropriate compositing procedures and specially-designed studies.
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This is a lithograph about NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission, or MMS. Learners will cut out and assemble a colorful 3D model of an MMS spacecraft. Web links, additional facts, and QR codes are included for audiences to access more information.
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RC quadcopters are without a doubt one of the hottest innovations in the personal photography market since the advent of the digital SLR camera.
These amazing flying machines bring together the best of several worlds to give you a new and exciting way to enjoy photography, personal flight devices and social media.
With today's RC quadcopters, a top quality camera and a compatible mobile device the sky is truly the limit when it comes to the amount of fun you and your friends can have.
RC quadcopters have been around for a while now, the earliest models first appearing on the market in the mid 1980's. Those of course were a far cry from the highly advanced models of today. Early models required a lot of practice and expertise in not only adjusting the four different motor assemblies but controlling them as well. Those early models were also much heavier than the ones of today and battery life was horrible, getting maybe 15 minutes of flight time out of a full 8 hour charge if you were lucky. The first RC quadcopters were at best a hobby that was reserved for the most avid personal aviation enthusiast at best.
Today's RC quadcopters are lighter, faster, more economical, have better batteries that provide longer life and are, thanks to the increase in micro and sub micro computing power easier to fly for everyone from the novice to advanced users. One of the main reasons why quadcopters have come so far is the recent buzz about "drones" and public interest in personal drones and using them for aerial photography.
The increased popularity of quadcopters today can be attributed directly to the increase in high digital photography accessibility and the proliferation of social media in our culture. Today with a high quality digital camera such as the GoPro line of cameras anyone can become a cinematographer and share their vision with the world. Aerial photography has given rise to a new breed of amateur and independent cinematographer.
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Specifically cinematography using a quadcopter with camera setup as the steady cam for the shooting can give anyone the chance to become a movie maker. Who knows with the right kickstarter campaign and a good script the next academy award winning independent feature could be made by you and with the help of your quadcopter with camera attached, you could even shoot your won acceptance speech and upload it to social media in a matter of minutes.
Of course if you are serious about getting into the exciting and fun world of aerial photography and cinematography, be it to film the next great motion picture, just for the fun of sharing your view of the world with social media, or merely wanting to create awesome home movies and vacation videos that will leave your friends and family speechless, you will need to have a top of the line quadcopter with camera setup and a great camera to attach to it.
The best cameras on the market today are indisputably the GoPro Line of digital multi-use high definition cameras. So you will need to know which is the best quadcopter for GoPro system you should be investing in.
So here it is the best quadcopter for the GoPro Camera.
DJI Phantom 2 with Zenmuse H3-3D Gimbal
The best quadcopter for GoPro, just about anyone will agree is the DJI Phantom 2 with the Zenmuse H3-3D gimbal. This revolutionary new system will bring you the power of the most advanced personal drone technology available in the personal flight market combined with a new and innovative gimbal system that makes using it with your GoPro camera not only easy, but a dream come true for those who are interested in aerial photography and cinematography.
The DJI Phantom 2 with the Zenmuse H3-3D gimbal provides you with the ability to turn your GoPro HERO3 digital Multi-Use camera into a flying steady cam. The Autopilot DJI systems on the Phantom 2 can communicate with the servo controls of the Zenmuse H3-3d gimbal and the onboard stabilization features of the HERO3 to give you simply the best imaging available no matter what you are shooting.
With the addition of the Video Downlink system "Lightbridge" available through your DJI dealer you can turn your drone into a full featured HD video camera, streaming your video to your portable device or laptop for near limitless recording space. You can also interconnect the streaming feed to your favorite social media site or personal website for live on the fly streaming directly from your quadcopter.
The most wonderful thing about this system is that after the initial installation, which is quick and easily explained in simple to understand videos on the DJI website, the unit operates on a plug and play platform. Each time you are ready to fly and shoot, just attach your camera and connect the cable form the quadcopter to the gimbal and you're ready to power up and fly with full color high definition video and total GoPro camera control at your fingertips.
First let's look at what makes the DJI Phantom 2 such an amazing quadcopter with camera choice. First the copter looks awesome; the sleek European design is sexy and smart. Of course the good looks are for more than just eye candy, the smooth flowing unibody style with the gentle curves and graceful lines are also all about aerodynamic while still providing a solid protection for the internal electronics.
The landing legs are stable and strong providing full protection to the gimbal and your camera. The large LED running and clearance lights are bright and easy to see from a distance, even at higher elevations. This means that when combined with the bright white finish you will have no problems locating your copter in the sky even at night.
The copter features a CAN-Bus expansion system allowing you to add new features to your copter with no problems. The onboard Mini-USB connection means that you can make firmware upgrades quickly and easily by using any Windows based PC. The system features self-tightening propellers and of course the revolutionary DJI auto pilot system which means that you can program you copter from your IPAD or Andriod Tablet and take advantage of the 16 waypoint system with automatic NO WAY POINT filtering to ensure that you stay clear of no fly zones without any worry.
New and Improved Smart Battery
The copter gets great battery life with the included and latest DJI Phantom Smart Battery. This latest battery packs a 5200 mAh lithium-polymer battery and the battery packs are easily changeable so that you can keep the fun going with an optional external charger and additional power packs. With this 5200 mAh powerhouse, the DJI Phantom is capable of performing up to 25 minutes. The copter uses a single power cell for all functions including powering the video data link device if installed, the gimbal if installed and the GoPro Camera.
You can even charge your GoPro's battery from the copters on board power system if you like. The battery also includes a one touch built in power meter that allows you to see at a glance how much juice you have left. There is little wonder with features like these why this is considered one of the best quadcopters for GoPro.
DJI Phantom 2 Remote Control
The remote control provides easy two stick flight controls with self-stabilizing and GPS assisted guidance. When combined with the auto landing and takeoff functions and the waypoint system you can be assured of smooth and graceful flight even if you are a total novice to quadcopters with camera drones. The remote has the option of being equipped with a holder for your handheld device so that you can view the video feed from the camera in real time.
With a full 1 kilometer range on the remote and an incredibly strong radio signal, you can take your copter to new heights and go places that other copters just can reach. Of course there is always the chance that the copter might fly out of range of your controller. In the old days that meant watching your investment crash to the ground or fly about erratically, but with the Phantom 2 you get peace of mind thanks to the AUTO RETURN HOME feature that scans for the base station or controller as it reaches the edge of its signal range and locks on.
As soon as the signal is lost the GPS system kicks in and auto pilots the copter back to your location and auto lands safely. You can also trigger an auto return home feature with the pressing of a single button on the remote at any time you like.
The Zenmuse H3-3D Gimbal
Now let's look at the Gimbal used on the awesome combination. The Zenmuse H3-3D provides you with a real 3 axi gimbal solution for pairing your quadcopter with your GoPro HERO3 and HERO3+. Designed specifically with these bestselling cameras in mind, this state of the art gimbal offers you a single plug and play solution for not only powering your camera while in flight, but also for using the copters on board autopilot system to control automatically Tilt, Pitch and Roll features of the gimbal.
This means no matter how far, how high or how fluid your flight is you will always get perfectly stable and properly aligned footage from your camera. The system uses a triple servo motor system that features brushless servos.
The gimbal is calibration free and self-balancing at each power on. All you have to do is connect the gimbal to your copter via plug and play and then connect your camera to the gimbal via the micro USB connection built in and you are all set to fly and record stunning HD video that you know will be perfectly balanced and focused.
With the video down link data system DJI Lightbridge, you can even see that video in real-time on your handheld device and stream it to your computer for recording on large volume media for editing or uploading to popular social media sites or a live video feed outlet such as UStream or LiveStream.
The H3-3d uses online upgrades to its on board software and was designed with the DJI flight controller command set in mind. Installation is quick and simple; you can get it done in less than 10 minutes using basic tools and by following the simple step by step video tutorial that walks you through the entire process with easy to understand instructions.
Bottom Line
There are a lot of clear reasons why this is one of the best quadcopters for GoPro on the market. The most impressive of all is the price, coming in at under 1500 base model and with an extra battery included you won't find a more economical solution for getting into the drone photography craze anywhere else. The quality is amazing, the features are unsurpassed and the value is right on the money. This is truly one of the best quadcopters for GoPro, and within a few minutes of having it in the air, you will see why for yourself.
One word of caution. There are some reports from DJI Phantom owners experiencing flyaways. This is when the controller loses control of the DJI Phantom and the quadcopter flies off by itself often resulting in lost. However there are ways to avoid this incident from happening issued by the manufacturer and also by regularly updating the Phantom firmware with the latest version.


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Chris Christie is a great Republican, but that doesn't automatically make him a good conservative
Repeat after me: a Republican isn't necessarily a conservative and a conservative isn't necessarily a Republican. Conservatives tend to support the Republicans and Republicans tend to be conservative. But there's a difference between being a party loyalist and being a ideological warrior – a simple point that seems strangely lost on many people.
Take the outrage over the decision not to invite Chris Christie to the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington DC. It's being widely interpreted as a sign of myopia among conservative movement activists who are too ideological and too mean spirited to see that Christie's reputation as a pragmatist makes him great Republican presidential material. This is the sort of thing, say CPAC's critics, that cost the GOP the White House in 2012. Jonah Goldberg writes, "At precisely the moment the party should be making every effort to be — or at least seem! — as open as possible to differing points of view, it's chosen to exclude the most popular governor in the country." Charles Krauthammer adds, "This is a vast overreaction and it's a mistake. He's a leading Republican, he's obviously of presidential timber, he's got the highest popularity of any governor and he's in a blue state."
All of the above is true and there's no denying that Christie is a credit to the GOP. He's confronted unions, cut business tax, raised the retirement age, and still enjoys a 74 per cent approval rating in Democrat country. His personality is even bigger than the record: straight talking, apparently honest, kind of lovable. But on the substantive issues, what makes him an asset to the Republican Party in New Jersey doesn't necessary accord with the needs of the wider conservative movement. First, he favours state-by-state restrictions on gun rights at a moment when movement people feel they have to unite in defence of the Second Amendment. Second, he pushed hard for a Hurricane Sandy relief bill that many in Congress felt was too loaded with pork. Third, he has supported the expansion of his state's Medicaid program under Obamacare – opposition to which defined the Tea Party revolt. All of these decisions may be good for New Jersey but they have an impact upon the rest of the country that conservatives don't like.
However, all of this probably wouldn't matter if Christie hadn't "embraced" Barack Obama during the President's post-Sandy tour of his state. The one thing that really mattered to the conservative movement last year was ousting the President, and they were even prepared to rally around Mitt Romney – that "Massachusetts moderate" – to do it. How galling then, having swallowed such an unpalatable candidate, to see Governor Christie shaking Obama's hand in the crucial last week of the election. To quote the New York Times: "In the days after the storm, Mr. Christie and his advisers were startled to hear from out-of-state donors to Mr. Romney, who had little interest in the hurricane and viewed him solely as a campaign surrogate, demanding to know why he had stood so close to the president on a tarmac. One of them questioned why he had boarded Mr. Obama's helicopter, according to people briefed on the conversations." Christie says he did it for the good of his state (and Romney now insists that he believes him), but we're back to the problem outlined above: what's good for New Jersey has not proven to be good for the cause of American conservatism. I suspect Romney would've lost Pennsylvania with or without Christie's enthusiasm, but the feeling at the time was more critical. And the wound is deep.
The bottom line is that CPAC is not a Republican organisation, can invite whoever it likes to its party and is at liberty to define Christie as "not a conservative" if it wants to. Although Goldberg and Krauthammer undoubtedly have the best of intentions, many of the moderate Republicans and liberals who are protesting the move are probably less motivated by concern for Christie or conservatism than they are about trying to convince the GOP to dump the Right. Obviously, it's in the Right's best interests to ignore them. It's a no-brainer: if conservatives don't want to encourage Christie's brand of politically compromising Republicanism then they shouldn't invite him to their conference.
Ultimately, the flap will prove about as brief as the President's memory. I confidently predict that when the 2016 presidential election cycle starts in earnest, conservatives will forgive and forget and warm to Christie in the same way that they have to moderates like George HW Bush, Bob Dole, John McCain and Mitt Romney. Conservatives might be prickly, but they're not dumb and they like a winner. They're even capable of great kindness to losers, which is why this year's CPAC will be graced by none other than Mitt Romney. I am told that Herbert Hoover was unavailable.
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text: DJ Nick Hook Nick Hook Brighton Nick Hook began his DJ/producer career back in the early days of the house music revolution. Since then Nick has produced over 140 tracks (including remixes) for many of the UK's best house music labels including FFRR, Zulu Records, Whore House, Distinctive, Whoop!, Loaded, Dojo Music, React, Multiply, Om, Limbo, Renaissance, Phonetic, AATW, Jeepers!, Stress and DMC under artist names such as First Life, Soundsource, Pleasure Box, Subterfuge, Hook and, of course, Nick Hook. His many remix credits include artists such as The Grid, Gusto, Alex Neri, Hoxton Whores, Adamski, Jay Kay, Sara Parker, OneWorld and Saint Etienne. And his productions have been remixed by such luminaries as Mike Monday, Hoxton Whores, Soul Mechanik, Jay Kay, Chris Fortier, Circulation, Rachel Ellektra, Dom Kane, James Harcourt, Tim Andresen, Stretch (Stretch & Vern), Dumb Dan and Lucien Foorte. Nick has DJ'd extensively around the UK as well as overseas, where he has headlined at major clubs in Russia, Ukraine, Denmark, Poland, France, Germany, Ireland, Kazakhstan and Ibiza. Nick was the promoter and resident DJ of two of London's most legendary house music clubs of the 1990s and 2000s: Loosen Up and Whoop It Up. Both clubs were at the forefront of the UK progressive scene and featured the biggest guest DJs of the day including Sasha, Jon Digweed, Seb Fontaine, Dave Seamen and Timo Maas. Nick's label Jeepers! has gone from strength to strength since it's inception in 2007, with tracks and remixes from top artists including Stefano Noferini, Hoxton Whores, Jay Kay, Daz Bailey, Dumb Dan, Dan McKie, First Life, Full Blown, Nightstylers, Anton Neumark, Sonikross and Martin Sharp. Nick's productions on Jeepers! and other labels continue to gain support from many of the world's best DJs, including Todd Terry, Roger Sanchez, Groove Armada, Shapeshifters, ATFC, Brandon Block, Funkagenda, Timo Garcia, Carl Kennedy, Peter Brown, Oliver Lang, Quentin Harris and many more. Nick has a weekly radio show on Trickstar FM(www.trickstar.fm). For a full discography and a more in-depth biography, plus news on Nick's DJ gigs and more go to www.nickhook.com Or check out news and info on Nick's label, Jeepers! Music, by going to www.jeepersmusic.co.uk DJ Nick Hook's tracks Sebbers - What The Funk - Nick Hook & Martin Sharp Remix - Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2015/11/22 17:33:13 +0000 Nick Hook & Martin Sharp - Joy - Club Mix - Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2015/09/26 12:42:22 +0000 J-Me Griffiths & Carwyn Harris - Keep On Pushing - Nick Hook Club Dub - Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2015/08/11 16:29:53 +0000 NICK HOOK - Just For One Day - Original Mix - Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2015/03/06 23:59:43 +0000 Nick Hook - Get Back Into Bed - Original Mix - Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2014/12/29 18:47:51 +0000 NICK HOOK & MARTIN SHARP Vocal Mix of 'She's In The House' by SONIKROSS feat Sara K - Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2014/11/17 16:21:10 +0000 Tony Waller - Bout 10 - NICK HOOK Remix - Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2014/09/29 13:51:13 +0000 NICK HOOK & MARTIN SHARP - Feel The Love - Club Dub - SC Edit by DJ Nick Hook published on 2014/07/03 12:52:38 +0000 NICK HOOK & MARTIN SHARP - Feel The Love - Original Mix - Clip by DJ Nick Hook published on 2014/06/05 18:35:35 +0000 Nick Hook - Deep Dark Soul - Original Mix - Clip by DJ Nick Hook published on 2014/03/11 18:59:43 +0000


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Volume 39, Number 3, September 1993
pp. 199-215 | 10.1353/cwh.1993.0047
William B. Feis received a master's degree in history from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1989 and is currently a doctoral candidate in military history at The Ohio State University.
The author would like to express his sincere gratitude to Prof. Peter Maslowski, Mr. Edwin C. Fishel, and Dixee Bartholomew-Feis for reading early drafts of this essay.
1. Gary W. Gallagher, ed., Struggle for the Shenandoah: Essays on the 1864 Valley Campaign (Kent Ohio: Kent State Univ. Press, 1991), 18.
2. For the most recent examples, see essays by Jeffry D. Wert, A. Wilson Greene, Robert K. Krick, and Dennis E. Frye in Gallagher, ed., Struggle for the Shenandoah. See also Jeffry D. Wert, From Winchester to Cedar Creek: The Shenandoah Campaign of 1864 (Carlisle, Pa.: South Mountain Press, 1987), which is also the best and most recent full-length study of the campaign's decisive phase.
3. For the latest studies on the famous raid on Washington, see B. F. Cooling's thoroughly researched Jubal Early's Raid on Washington, 1864 (Baltimore: Nautical & Aviation, 1989) and Frank E. Vandiver's Jubal's Raid: General Early's Famous Attack on Washington in 1864 (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960).
4. For a detailed account of this episode, see William B. Feis, "A Union Military Intelligence Failure: Jubal Early's Raid, June 13-July 14, 1864," Civil War History 36 (Sept. 1990):209-25.
5. George G. Meade to Ulysses S. Grant July 12, 1864, in John Y. Simon, ed. The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant (hereafter GP) 18 vols. to date (Carbondale: Southern Illinois Univ. Press, 1967-), 11:225; General Henry W. Halleck to Grant, July 19, 1864, ibid., 286-87.
6. Gallagher, ed., Struggle for the Shenandoah, 11; Wert, From Winchester to Cedar Creek, 8. Robert E. Lee to Jefferson Davis, June 29, 1864, in U.S. War Department, The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 128 vols. (Washington, D.C.: GPO, 1880-1901), ser. 1, vol. 37, pt. 1:769-70 (hereafter cited as OR). See also Lee to Davis, July 11, 1864, ibid., vol. 37, pt. 2:594-95.
7. Assistant Secretary of War Charles A. Dana to Grant, July 12, 1864, GP 11:252-53.
8. Grant to Gen. William T. Sherman, Aug. 7, 1864, ibid., 381; Grant to Meade, Aug. 1, 1864, ibid., 368; Special Orders No. 68, ibid., 369; Grant to Halleck, Aug. 1, 1864, ibid., 358; Wert, From Winchester to Cedar Creek, 29.
9. Edwin C. Fishel, "The Mythology of Civil War Intelligence," Civil War History 10 (Dec. 1964):357; Feis, "Intelligence Failure," 212. See also Wilton P. Moore, "Union Army Provost Marshals in the Eastern Theater," Military Affairs 30 (1960): 120-26, Lt. Col. C. T. Schmidt, "G-2, Army of the Potomac," Military Review 28 (1948): 45-56; David S. Sparks, "General Patrick's Progress: Intelligence and Security in the Army of the Potomac," Civil War History 10 (Dec. 1964); and Bruce W. Bidwell, History of the Military Intelligence Division, Department of the Army General Staff: 1775-1941 (Frederick, Md.: Univ. Publications of America, 1986), 31.
10. David S. Sparks, ed. The Diary of Marsena Rudolph Patrick, Provost Marshal General, Army of the Potomac (New York: Thomas Yoseloff, 1964), 392-93, 382.
11. Gallagher, ed., Struggle for the Shenandoah, 11; Lee to Early, July 11, 1864, in Clifford Dowdey and Louis H. Manarin, eds., The Wartime Papers of Robert E. Lee (New York: DeCapo, 1987), 819-20; Grant to Gen. Philip Sheridan, Sept. 2, 1864, GP 12:181. Grant to Meade, July 30, 1864, GP 11:352.
12. Sparks, Patrick Diary, 400-401.
13. For the duties of Silver, Cammack, and McGee, see John C. Babcock to Col. George H. Sharpe, Aug. 21, 27, and Sept. 5, 1864, Record Group 393, Entry 3980, National Archives, Washington, D.C. (hereafter cited as RG 393, Entry 3980, NA). See also Meriwether Stuart, "Colonel Ulric Dahlgren and Richmond's Union Underground," Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 72 (1964):197-98 (hereafter cited as VMHB).
14. For Captain Leet's responsibilities, see the reprint of Horace Porter's...
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In doing this within botanic gardens, we have to ask many questions of both our contemporary and historical working practices:Do we adopt a social model of education, offering a common platform for the shared experiences of what is both celebratory and problematic in science?Do we encourage: change, empowerment, equality and participation?With what voice(s) do our gardens speak? From which cultural perspective do we come from and who do we perceive as our audiences?Are we using the lessons of the past to create the future?Do we provide opportunities for sharing human experience in an environment that values differences equally?Do gardens acknowledge that they are stewards of a living archive of cultural information?Do we create a set of issues which acknowledges a variety of interpretations and structures?Local Agenda 21 encourages people to be involved in the sustainable use of the environment through their daily decision making.These decisions, whether about transport, recycling or biodegradability, all have an impact on other living organisms. Partnerships in Local Agenda 21 help to build a basis for equipping people with the:'knowledge and motivation required to amend the environmental mistakes of the past and construct a more sustainable future' (London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 1996 p. 24).The concept of biodiversity is part of that constructed knowledge. As Anna Lewington in a lecture at Oxford Botanic Garden commented '…plants are as strategic as oil.' It is not enough merely to concern ourselves with the biology of plants, we have obligations under Agenda 21 to develop a broader context where:'… environmental education and development education...deal with the dynamics of both the physical, biological and socio-economic environment' (Earth Summit 1992 p.221).In considering our role in Local Agenda 21, Chelsea Physic Garden has chosen to work in several ways:encouraging personal change by providing bike storage facilities for both workers and visitorsbuying 'fair trade' coffeeencouraging waste recycling for workers and schoolsauditing and converting our cleaning materials, soap and toilet rolls to more eco–friendly onesusing second hand computers in some sections of the gardenusing material from the living collections to make fencing e.g. bamboo cuttingsprinting conservation and education messages on the back of our seed packets.On a recent public open day we invited three actors from Emergency Exit Arts to perform two one-hour interactive walkabouts with three of their characters from their show 'What a load of rubbish':Their main characters included Mrs Gleam, a compulsive cleaner; Mrs Green, a committed environmentalist; and Miss Daydream, a total consumer. The characters operated in three different ways:as visual images to engage the curiosity of visitorsas performers of debates with each otheras catalysts for conversation based around environmental issues with the visitors.We are working in close partnership with the local borough under a Local Agenda 21 umbrella of organisations, both voluntary sector and local government on several projects:Being involved in annual awareness raising environment daysProducing a leaflet showing a map of several environmental education venues in the borough.The leaflet also contains a leaf of commitment for people to make personal pledges to change.Providing a site for Nitrogen Dioxide measuring tubes to read road pollution (the garden is sandwiched between two busy roads).Conducting an environmental audit of the garden by council staffProviding a site to publicise the borough's plans for changing people's transport practices e.g., 'Don't choke London'; 'Walk to School Week' and 'Bike to Work Day'.Providing the main contact point for schools based in the south of the borough wishing to develop environmental policiesFeaturing the garden in the borough's walking guide.Through The Royal Society's Millenium Awards and The Body Shop Foundation, the garden has received funding to develop a cultural botany link project with the Al Hasaniya Moroccan womens project in North Kensington.This project will record and present older Moroccan women's botanical knowledge in order to raise their self-esteem and strengthen bonds with young women in the community.We feel that traditional knowledge amongst urban cultural communities needs to be recorded and presented in order to rebuild personal self-esteem and communal social fabrics severely compromised by radical geographical and cultural changes in peoples lives.The preservation of this knowledge we hope will encourage the reinforcement of previous connections with plants and the wider landscape.Mark Francis and Randolph Hestor (Jnr) stress the idea that large public gardens 'Speak as much of capitol and control as of plants and nature' (1995 p.5).They go on to comment that gardens 'characterise the ideas and values of our time'. 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We need to make choices:Do we stay within the garden wall and practise a culture of education that is uncritical and complacent in its social vision?orDo we go beyond the garden wall and engage in debate and change through participatory and reflective processes?ReferencesFrancis, M., Hestor R. (1995) The Garden as idea, place and action, in The Meaning of Gardens. MITPress,USALondon Borough of Kensington andChelsea (1996) London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Environmental Policy Statement (1996-99).The United Nations (1992) Earth Summit'92 The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development Rio de Janeiro. The Regency Press Corporation, London, UK.


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I have a 7 year old cutting horse gelding who I have been showing for the past two years...We mostly stick to local club shows with a few local NCHA shows only because it's all I can afford to do! He is good enough to go to the bigger shows, but that is not realistic for me right now. (We are with a trainer year-round though, and practice on the flag or cows 3 days a week). Anyways, I am at a point in my life where I'm considering not showing in cutting after this season is over. My life will be getting a little more crazy and time consuming, and cutting is a very expensive and time consuming hobby.
I am very attached to my cutting horse, and I really don't NEED to sell him if I quit showing. He is an awesome horse - I love his mellow disposition, his sweet personality, and not to mention he's the funnest horse to ride. So, I have heard that basically the only other activity you can do with a cutting horse without "ruining" them for cutting is trail ride.
IF I do decide to take a break from showing, I am wondering if any of you other cutters out there know really what I can do with him to keep him active (without ruining him for cutting in case we ever decide to go back, or I end up needing to sell him). I am taking him to a competitive trail clinic this month, just for fun, and as a way to desensitize him a little bit. I would like to do more stuff like this in the future, and will take him trail riding a little bit, but nothing too extreme. Any other ideas? I don't really want to start showing in any other discipline or anything, just ideas of what I can do with him, so I can continue to ride him and expand our skills!


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Writing about the atrocities at Andersonville during the American Civil War, Stephen Vincent Benet captured the same quality in his words about the camp commandant:
One reads what he did
And longs to hang him higher
than Haman hung,
And then one reads what he said
when he was tried
After the war -- and sees the long, heavy face,
The dull fly buzzing stupidly in the trap . . .
Crush out the fly with your thumb
and wipe your hand
You cannot crush the leaden,
creaking machine,
The first endorsement, the paper on the desk
Referred by Adjutant Feeble to Captain Dull
For further information and his report.
Some men wish evil and accomplish it
But most men, when they work
in that machine,
Just let it happen somewhere in the wheels.
The fault is no decisive, villainous knife
But the dull saw that is the routine mind.
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How blame the cog in the machine, the bureaucrat who did everything the manual says he should, the official acting in his official capacity? And only in his official capacity.
Whether he acted the way a human being should, that is another, less tidy question.
We've all heard the rote excuses that are the bane of everyday life:
"That is our policy."
"That's the way we've been doing it ever since I've been here."
"I only work here."
"It's out of my jurisdiction."
Case closed. Policy followed. Signed, sealed and rubber-stamped. And passed on to no one in particular.
There is no need to inquire further. The law has been followed to the letter. The spirit? "That's not my department." What with all the law's sections, clauses, and sub-paragraphs, how expect it to have room for conscience?
Perhaps the most frightening aspect about the evil discussed, dissected, and debated at the trial of Adolf Eichmann and a dozen other such trials before and after, and still going on around the world to the point of boredom, is the routine nature of evil. Satan no longer has to go to and fro in the earth and walk up and down in it to stir up evil. He can sit at a desk.
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Another long-delayed trial is about to commence in Cambodia all these years after the Killing Fields. You can be sure the paperwork entered in evidence will be in order. And the tribunal a model of circumspection. Much thought has gone into arranging these proceedings -- to be sure, there is no danger they'll implicate anyone still in power. Justice must have its carefully circumscribed limits, lest it embarrass.
The trial in Phnom Penh, or just outside it at a sanitary distance, will be conducted in complete accord with accepted standards. The kind that apply whether the institution being examined is a government, corporation, university or hospital. Call it official, certified apathy. The kind immune to either moral disgust or just human curiosity. ("I never learned what happened to the complaint.")
The important thing is to protect the institution. As for the individual, especially the troublesome sort who ask too many questions, have them file a report and send them on their way. So we can all go home at the end of the day and forget about it.
The banality of evil is scarcely confined to one time or one nation. It is the result, the insignia, the overriding characteristic of the bureaucratized society. And mind.
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LOL, there's a reason old breeders say, "Look at them at 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months and then not again until 3 years.". He's just looking growthy, I don't see a roached back at all. His neck looks pretty long so it follows that you'd probably have a bit of a long back.
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How can I change the Dock Icon of a program, in Java, on the Macintosh platform? I have heard about using Apple's Java library (that provides some sort of extra support on the Mac platform), but I have yet to find some actual examples.
Apple eAWT provides the Application class that allows to change the dock icon of an application.
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While I'm not sure how to change it at runtime, you can set at the command line your Dock icon using the
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Apple provides a "Recovery Key" code that you use to make changes when (probably not if) you lose your password or "trusted device" (aka iPhone). This one is a longer 14-character mass of letters. Write it down and keep it safe. You can always generate a new one, which deactivates the old.
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We know, the 2013 season is barely run, but 2014 will be a very special year and we are planning it already! Please check the tentative schedule posted on the schedule page. Then send suggested changes, comments, likes, dislikes to Alaska Raceway Park. Nothing is cast in concrete, yet, so make suggestions.
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Rick Nissen on October 3, 2013 at 11:16 pm
The date scheduled for the 2013 Iron Man might not be a good date due to past attendance of regular racers.Reply
Rick Nissen on October 6, 2013 at 6:43 pm
Another item that has been tossed around by a few racers is to have a "Swap Meet" in the spring with all the $ generated going to the track for the "Paving Fund" . Myself along with a number of other racers have items that we are going to donate and the proceeds will go to Earl and Karen to help cover the cost of the recent paving project. I think we all have stuff that can be donated to the cause. What ya think?Reply
Clint on October 7, 2013 at 6:17 pm
I agree with Rick about the Ironman. I would suggest Memorial Day because the track will be coming around a little better and more people.Reply
The swap meet should be a huge funds raiser. I know I can come with some items.I would think memorial weekend for this as well. The more spectators that are at the track the better business will be for the swap meet.
Rick Nissen on October 7, 2013 at 10:25 pm
I like your thinking Clint…Reply
James on October 8, 2013 at 5:52 pm
I think we should have a points day on 6/1/14, as summer is just too short, and the weather is usually very good at that time.Reply
Will on October 9, 2013 at 11:31 am
I agree about maximizing running days during the time when the weather is historically the best. But I do also recognize that there are a ton of other things that people would like to get done during our short summers so a happy balance is found.
As far as the swap meet, I suggested this past season that one could be done when the car show was going on in Palmer, when we had a race day the day prior and after it (Hot Summer Night Car Show Weekend). Reason being to give the folks that are not local more of a reason to come down (or up) for that weekend. Right now, May 10th like it is currently listed feels a bit early.
As far as the swap meet being used as a "Fund Raiser", I'd like to throw in the idea of setting up a "donation table" that if people wanted to/giving them the choice to donate, from their own personal table if they choose and those proceeds from that "donation table" go to the track fund. I know I could donate some stuff to the table. I think it would generate more interest and involvement in the entire swap meet idea. Just an idea.
A swap meet needs to be advertised. Nothing that costs money specifically, things like Craig's List, Facebook groups and on the regularly printed schedule. There are not a lot of automotive type swap meets in the area and when there is one (like the one at the Northway Mall) there is a large turnout from what I have seen. It could bring in a lot of people that don't even know that the track exists (sellers and buyers) which would in turn bring in more spectators on race days in the future. It also has the chance of bringing out some of those older "rollers" that are sitting in peoples garage not racing anymore and sold to someone that would put it back on the track. I can think of 2 in specific that may be brought out to be sold depending on the actual date of the swap meet. Again, just an idea.Reply
James on October 9, 2013 at 1:55 pm
I think Will is writing a novel !Reply
but he has some valid points.
we need more cars, more spectators, more motorsports in general in Alaska, we all need to do our part in promoting what we all love.
Dwayne on October 14, 2013 at 11:23 am
As far as " A swap meet " what about getting with the midnight sun group and try and have a swap meet at the track when we have the cool cruise? and make that some how into a fund raiser… Maybe Rick and I could do some ride along auctions? 1/8 mile rides…… I do like the Memorial week end to. We could make that into a pretty big day (Saturday) with the right planning. Swap meet, street car race, Iron man race.Reply
KevinArchbald on October 22, 2013 at 12:43 pm
I'm new to the motors ports in Alaska. This schedule and suggestions sound great. I'm stationed at JBER so if there is anything I can do to help promote a open track day or car show especially for non-profit or like Will said above to maintain and recoup funds for track improvements please feel free to email me at email@example.com and I'll put out the word here on base. There are a lot of guys and gals here who are into performance cars. I also have a contact in the performance car sales who is interested in sponsoring an event! Let me know.Reply
Mike Mihalka on March 30, 2014 at 10:17 pm
Running the 2013 Ironman Race on Mother's Day is going to be an absolute crap shoot. The Ironman Race is supposed to be a prestigious event! Running it on the opening day of the season is a bad idea.
And for the 2014 Ironman Race, I think that all points racing competitors should have shot at that trophy, not just the Top Ten racers in each class. The Ironman Race should also be a stand alone race, like on a Saturday in the middle of the summer.
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