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Tonight is the meeting of the prayer shawl ministry I knit with. I'm going to have my gray shawl blessed so that I can give it to my friend Keith if I can get Angela to answer the phone. I'm worried about her. (You'll remember that Angela is the long lost friend I ran into a couple of weeks before Christmas, and I learned from her for the first time that her husband is not well.)
There are several other things on the agenda tonight, including the Stitch & Pitch/Knitting in Public Day at TD Bank Ballpark with the Somerset Patriots on June 12. I'm not sure what Val has in mind, but I'm looking forward to the discussion.
The Thermis is nearly finished. I'm a few rows past the first button hole, and I've picked out some possible buttons from my rather extensive button stash. The blue ones look great, but they are a little thick and might be annoying so close to my chin. The wooden ones are also thick, though. The designer does use wooden buttons on her Thermis, and I rather like the look, but I don't know if I'd prefer to have button holes showing or not, so I'm going to think about it some more today.
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Paul Kent (13 October 1930 – 7 October 2011; age 80) was the actor who played Commander Beach in the 1982 film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
Kent appeared in both versions of the made-for-television biopic Helter Skelter: the 1976 original, co-starring fellow Star Trek alumni Alan Oppenheimer, Roy Jenson, Marc Alaimo, Phillip Richard Allen, David Clennon, Bruce French, Skip Homeier, and Robert Ito; and the 2004 remake, co-starring Robert Costanzo, Keith Szarabajka, and Robert Pine. He played different characters in each.
His other TV movie credits include The Alpha Caper (1973, with Leonard Nimoy, Vic Tayback, Kenneth Tobey, James B. Sikking, and Paul Sorenson), Pray for the Wildcats (1974, with William Shatner), Guilty or Innocent: The Sam Sheppard Murder Case (1975, with William Windom, George Murdock, John Crawford, Paul Fix, Stewart Moss, and Paul Lambert), J. Edgar Hoover (1987, with Louise Fletcher, David Ogden Stiers, and John McLiam), and A Killer Among Us (1990, with Dwight Schultz and Richard Riehle). Kent also appeared in the pilot movie for William Shatner's series T.J. Hooker in 1982, co-starring Richard Herd. He also appeared in several regular episodes of the series, which also starred Herd and DS9 actor James Darren.
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After adding a garbage-can chip separator to my dust-collection system, I decided it would be easier to take the chips to the curb if I put a trash-can liner in the can. Oops! The first time I turned on the collector, it sucked the liner into the hose, rendering the system useless.
To remedy this situation, I fashioned a sleeve out of 2x4" welded fencing that fits inside the trash-can liner. I made mine an inch or so smaller in diameter than the bottom of the can to keep from damaging the liner as I insert the sleeve. When it comes time to empty the can, I lift out the sleeve, wiggling it from side to side. Then, I just pull out the bag, tie it up, and take it to the curb.
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If you pull a black garbage bag over the top of the can to the ground, and then invert both the can and bag, you can lift the can out with a minimum of dust in the air and no liner needed. I also compost the sawdust, mixed with horse manure because the sawdust needs nitrogen to decompose quicker.5/21/2013 10:06:38 AM Report Abuse
You can also use a length of cardboard tubing that is used for casting concrete piers. Smaller tubes work with the Dust Deputy. JimQ5/16/2013 02:21:48 PM Report Abuse
I considered a cyclone lid as an addition to my Delta 1 1/2H collector but after reading reviews I'm inclined to skip it. Instead I welded a bracket that bolts to the wall to support the ring the upper and lower bags mount to so that I could eliminate the support legs. Now the system is free standing, with nothing in the way. I use a plastic trash can to support the bag below and I also use Husky brand 42 gallon contractor bags - much cheaper.3/23/2013 04:14:52 PM Report Abuse
regarding the collapsing of your trash can. do a search on the thien dust separator. this is a baffle assembly that fits on top of the can like a lid and limits the high velocity air movement to the top 3" of the can. the chips and dust go down into the can where the air movement is very limited. i built one and it really works ! it also keeps your exhaust filter cleaner.2/9/2012 11:41:25 AM Report Abuse
I used some scrap formica to make a liner to hold a 30 gal garbage bag in my shop vac. When it is full the liner slides right out the top without pulling sawdust with it.3/3/2011 10:10:42 AM Report Abuse
I've worked on the sleeve idea to hold the garbage bag and finnally used cardboard to make the sleeve. Taped ends together to make the cone and don't have to worry about bag punctures.1/27/2011 11:18:36 AM Report Abuse
Rockler has a Dust Collection Separator that fits the metal garbage can with 4" connections molded into the plastic top. Looks like it is molded such as to help a cyclone type circulation in the can.1/27/2011 10:57:05 AM Report Abuse
i think that is a great idear, i hate to dump my can full of chips a sow dust,i will make a wire cage as soon as i can, thanks for the tip1/27/2011 09:50:45 AM Report Abuse
John thanks for your responce on the flange for under the lid. kish67710/29/2010 09:36:35 AM Report Abuse
I got a fiber 55-gal drums used to ship grains and sauces, much more crush-resistant than garbage cans. Full of shavings and sawdust, it weighs about 80 lbs, not an unmanageable load.10/28/2010 03:00:33 PM Report Abuse
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I made a seperater using a metal garbage can hooked to my shop vac. Problem: the force sucks the can in like a light weight beer can. Do you think the wire cage would help?10/28/2010 01:14:22 PM Report Abuse
I have a long uphill driveway, so in the winter when there is ice, all the captured sawdust comes in very handy for traction.10/28/2010 12:18:12 PM Report Abuse
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Instead of putting my waste in the garbage to be picked up by the garbage I put mine in my compost therefore recyling it. R. John Kutcher10/28/2010 10:14:09 AM Report Abuse
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Lou Ferrigno is an imposing figure at 6 feet 4� inches tall and weighing 260 pounds. Born Louis Jude
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In 1973, he won Mr. America and the Mr. Universe contest, at age 21 became the
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He also played in the Canadian Football League, and it was there that Ferrigno came to the attention of Hollywood producer Kenneth Johnson. Johnson was looking for a large,
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What Nehalem is really aboutby Johan De Gelas on August 19, 2008 12:00 AM EST
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IDF has started and the first benchmarks of Nehalem are going to start popping up. It is without a doubt an impressive architecture with a much better platform to run on, but this CPU is not about giving you better frames per second in your favorite game than the Penryn family. Let me make that more clear: even when the GPU is not the bottleneck, it is likely that most games will not be significantly faster than on Penryn. We, the people behind it.anandtech.com will probably have the most fun with it, more than your favorite review crew at Anandtech.com :-). And no, I have not seen any tests before I type this. Nehalem is about improving HPC, Database, and virtualization performance, and much less about gaming performance. Maybe this will change once games get some heavy physics threads, but not right away.
Why? Most Games are about fast caches and super integer performance. After all, most of the Floating point action is already happening on the GPU. The Core 2 CPUs were a huge step forward in integer performance (not the least because of memory disambiguation) compared to the CPUs of that time (P4 and K8). Nehalem is only a small step forward in integer performance, and the gains due to slightly increased integer performance are mostly negated by the new cache system. In a previous post I told you that most games really like the huge L2 of the Core family. With Nehalem they are getting a 32KB L1 with a 4 cycle latency, next a very small (compared to the older Intel CPUs) 256KB L2 cache with 12 cycle latency, and after that a pretty slow 40 cycle 8MB L3. When running on Penryn, they used to get a 3 cycle L1 and a 14 cycle 6144KB L2. The Penryn L2 is 24 times larger than on Nehalem!
The percentage of L2 caches misses for most games running on a Penryn CPU is extremely low. Now that is going to change. The integrated memory controller of Nehalem will help some, but the fact remains that the L3 is slow and the L2 is small. However, that doesn't mean Intel made a bad choice. Intel made a superbly good choice by improving the performance where Core (Merom/Penryn) was mediocre to good. Penryn was already a magnificent gaming CPU, but it could not beat the AMD competition in HPC benchmarks, and AMD put up a good fight in database performance benchmarks. Now Intel is ready to fix these shortcomings.
Most Database code cannot use the wide architecture of Penryn very well. The number of instructions per cycle can be lower than 0.5 and waiting for the memory is the most probable cause. SMT or Hyper-Threading can do wonders here: while one thread waits for a memory stall, the other thread continues working and vice versa.
Secondly, quad (and eight) socket performance is going to improve a lot as four Nehalems only have to keep four L3 caches in sync, while a similar Tigerton system has to keep eight L2 caches in sync. That is why the cache system is perfect for server performance, but a little less interesting for gaming performance.
The massive bandwidth that the integrated tri-channel memory controller delivers should also do wonders for HPC code, and the new TLB architecture with EPT will make Nehalem shine compared to its older Core brothers.
No, Nehalem wasn't made for the gaming enthusiasts. Rather, it was made to please the IT and HPC people. So we say bring it to it.anandtech.com; it's just not that interesting for you gamers! ;-)


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The Frequency Band Allocation Plan (National Table of Frequency Allocation – NTFA) has been published as Government Decree No. 105/2010 Coll., in accordance with Act No. 127/2005 Coll., on Electronic Communications and on Amendment to Certain Related Acts (the Electronic Communications Act), as amended.
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Softline training centre has become Dr.Web authorized training partner
Baku, Fineko/abc.az. In May 2008 Softline training centre and company Dr.Web signed a co-operation agreement in accordance with which Softline Education was granted status of authorized training centre of Dr.Web in all its representative offices on territory of Russia and CIS.
Softline reports that its partnership with Dr.Web creates an opportunity for course participants to improve their competence for short period and knowledge in the area of protection of computer networks of his enterprise and receive certificate of specialist for work with Dr.Web products.
Under the agreement, being authorized training centre of Dr.Web, Softline Education offers the following training courses:
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Today protection of information is an integral part of any business and that is why we are glad that we can offer for our clients certified courses of the maker of such popular anti-virus program as Dr.Web. Now we are working over development of our partnership relations and soon Dr.Web courses will appear in our centre's schedule, Softline training centre's general director Tatyana Povolotskaya said.
Within the agreement Softline training centre also offers the course participants to pass exam and receive status of Dr.Web authorized specialist that will allow organizations to be confident that their information security is provided by professionals.
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Girls & Enlightened set new offbeat comedy hour this January on HBO
In January, HBO will be pairing Girls and Enlightened in an hour-long dark comedy block. Both series are returning for their second season. Enlightened will be returning after a year-long hiatus, the frosh season premiered in Fall 2011.
Starting Sunday, January 13, Girls will premiere at 9PM E/P, followed by Enlightened at 9:30PM E/P. Both shows will feature a 10-episode season.
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LocalizeDirect joins TIGA
TIGA, the trade association representing the UK games industry, today announced LocalizeDirect as its latest member. LocalizeDirect AB is a software development and translation service company and developer of LocDirect, a localization tool for the games industry, current clients include - Sega, THQ, Rocksteady and nDreams. LocalizeDirect's mission is to provide customers with the best solution to localize in-game assets. Their product is a localization content and dependency management system as well as a collaboration tool involving all the stakeholders in the localization process.
LocDirect supports the entire development process and allows for highly streamlined content flow and management. Using LocDirect helps the users localise into multiple languages and then integrate content back into the title, quickly and painlessly. All stakeholders in the process can connect through LocDirect and review the project status for themselves. It is highly adaptable and scales from small handheld game productions to large AAA multiplatform projects. LocalizeDirect would like to offer TIGA members a 1 year 10% tool licensing discount for new customers.
Michael Souto, Business Development Director explains the company's reasons for joining TIGA:
"We are delighted to be joining TIGA. They are extremely proactive in improving how the UK development community functions so it made sense that we get involved. We are all about improvement and want to tell developers that localising their games needn't be the pain they are used to. We can help them get their titles localised in the most streamlined way possible. Time is money, and so often time is wasted during a development cycle, whether you're a small or large organisation.We will be at the Develop conference in Brighton. If you would like to meet up then please do get in touch."
Dr. Richard Wilson, TIGA CEO welcomed the company to TIGA:
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- Captain Poolie said...
Artichokes? LOVE those!
- December 18, 2012 at 7:47 AM
- Celia said...
I keep my bags in my van and they still don't make it into the grocery.
- December 18, 2012 at 7:56 AM
- gigihawaii said...
Sheesh. Guess I am more organized than you. I make a list as I peruse recipes I plan to use during the week. Hubby does the actual shopping, because he is better at comparing prices. Lol. Would love to eat an artichoke with mayo right now. Yum!
- December 18, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- Harriet said...
I like a little crust on the top of my meatloaf. (Except when I used to make a microwaved meatloaf, which is a skill unto itself.
- December 18, 2012 at 9:29 AM
- schmidleysscribblins,wordpress.com said...
Gigi posted a nice recipe for a peaches and cream muffin. I put it through the WW software with a few substitutions, such as Splenda and lo-fat sour cream and voila, only 5 points per muffin. Gotta try them.
Yes, Happy Solstice. We are going down to the Mall to see the Yule log. Love it.
Should have showed you my collection of Tarot cards, but I never let anyone touch them but me. Got some gooood ones.
- December 18, 2012 at 10:13 AM


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Required shapefile component file extensions are:
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.dbf - The dBASE table that stores the attribute information of features.
There is a limitation on shapefile component file size, not on the shapefile size. All component files of a shapefile are limited to 2GB each.
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Watch BBC Six O'Clock News
As one of the early evening news programs, many people will be wanting to learn more about the history of the Six O'Clock News. This news channel has established itself as one of the premier stations out on the waves. Many people will be watching to see how this channel covers major events as they occur. This is due to the fact that the Six O'Clock News routinely covers important events over time as well.
This news program typically follows the first half hour of the BBC news coverage block. This helps to set the stage for different types of world and national events that occurred during the course of the day. Six O'Clock News follows a fairly standard news format, helping to provide coverage for important events throughout the evening.
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A documentary about television news in the United States. Documentary filmmaker Ross McElwee focuses on the real people behind the tragedies shown on the news, also the randomness of fate, parenting anxiety and the difference between reality and representation.


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Iron Dome intercepts Grad fired at Beersheba
Ilana Curiel
1. I think the time has come ....
.... to teach Gaza a real lesson. No country would tolerate what Israel has had to tolerate for years. And this time, let's do it the right way. Reduce one-third of Gaza to rubble (to hell with casualties; just look at what is going on in Syria) and tell them that the remaining two-thirds can be equally reduced to rubble. And if the ersatz "Palestinian" terrorists do not get the message, destroy what's left of Gaza. They cannot be permitted to run the lives of Jewish people.
Sarah B ,
U.S.A. / Israel
Instead of relating what you can and cannot.While you dream of turning various areas in the world into rubble,take care that the same could happen to your area as well. This has nothing to do with the Jews.............so don'y pretend to make use of 'lives of Jewish people' every time you scribble in the talk-back.
Mr area as welAHMOOD ,
3. #2 your talkback is ridiculous
Who do you think the Gaza terrorists are trying to kill ...... Father Christmas?????
Ivan ,
South Africa
4. The 'problem' is.....
That whilst Israel certainly have the right to retaliate, what usually happens is this. The scuds come flying in at random aiming at civilians, (without trying to sound 'all religious',) Thank G-d, no fatalities usually occur. The 'problem' arises that when Israel rightly retaliate, they will be firing back and aiming for particular sites and will, more than likely, create fatalities. The world then shouts 'foul' and 'it's unfair'... The scuds dont kill (as G-d is protecting us) but the IDF are retaliating in order to maim the perpetrators and will create fatalities.
Joe ,
London, UK
5. No 1: Sarah B - Put your money where your mouth is.
Sarah B. Are you writing from the US or from Israel? If it's from the US, then: "shtock!" In cases such as these, the people of Israel, whose lives are on the line, should be the only ones giving advice.
Baruch ,
Paris, France
6. To: No. 5
I am a citizen of Israel. I pay taxes to the State of Israel. How dare you tell me to shut up? By the way -- your Hebrew is appallingly lacking. It would be "tishteki." So I really think that you had better "shtock," pauvre con.
Sarah B ,
U.S.A. / Israel
7. #2
My dear fellow as you seem to know history well, let me know what any other country in the world would do in case an enemy entity would keep firing rockets on its territory and people. Allow me to answer this question myself: This place where they are firing from would be turned into rubble and there leaders would be eliminated.
8. "Pauvre con"
Hello Sarah, I would like to tell you that a "con" is neither poor nor rich. It is deep and above all voluptuous. And don't forget thanks to it you are on world.
Rudolph ,
Collombey CH
9. #1 Shut up already!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are a liar, who cares where you are?! Even you don't know, but clearing you are in dire need medical assistance! U are not frm this planet, go away already!
fed up with Sarah B ,
USA/America for sure
10. @ 1
Yea yea yea..You complain about Obama all the time, however Obama would never ever let American citizens hide in bomb shelters from al quada like terrorist like BIBI does. I am starting to believe that BIBI is a weak ars wimp. Bibi wants to take on Iran...that's a joke when he won't even fight Hamas. BIBI needs to MAN-UP like Obama because every other day Obama is launching predators at al quada or the Taliban regardless of what the world says..now that shows BALLS.
Sheik Rattle & Roll ,
11. Please share Israel's story, because the CNN doesn't
Rotem ,
12. Advice about Plastics......
...or some very personal attention from Mrs.Robinson would have been much nicer.
Gideon Reader
13. Peace
The answer is talk meaningful peace and RESPECT of human dignity of Israelis and Palestinians alike
Hassan ,
14. where is the Baroness Ashton?????
Where are the EU parrots to display their 'deep shock over so much rocket violence fired into civilian towns? Stupid me. It's only Israeli towns & civilians who are being targeted . If it would be about Israeli apartments being build in Jerusalem, than I can understand they are 'shocked but not such a little nuisance of a few rockets being fired on Israeli's, who have it only coming to them for their ''occupation".
tiki ,
15. Smart ass Sarah B @ 1 - I think the time has come ,...
If you have done what the civilised people do you would ask which came first, the chicken or the egg?,...
split ,
16. Sarah B
Interesting that the rantings of the non-existent Sarah B (a frustrated fantasizing old hag created by Not Sarah B) still attract so much attention
not not Sarah B ,
17. To: No. 15
Well, you're Polish. No wonder you spend your time debating the deep philosophicl question of what came first, the chicken or the egg. Let us know when you work it out. Here's your next homework assignment: If a tree falls in a forest and there is no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Sarah B ,
U.S.A. / Israel
18. To: No. 9
If you are truly an American, as you claim, then you are one of the most ignorant Americans it has ever been my severe displeasure to encounter. Your English is appalling.
Sarah B ,
U.S.A. / Israel
19. To: No. 10
Oh! So what happened in Benghazi? And why has Obama done everything within his power to quell the story? American flags being burned right and left in Arab and Moslem capitals. The American Embassy in Cairo under attack. Oh yeah. Obama's your man. He would never let such things happen -- yet he has. Why is that?
Sarah B ,
U.S.A. / Israel
20. gaza bombardment to israel
if you are thrown by stone will you thrown a bread? Why does the hamas or those terrorist continue to do that things it is because they want to be publicize that they are strong so that foreign aid will pour in to their groups. sad to say only few benefits mostly their leaders. If they believe in one God and that their God teaches Love how can you harm others. However if your God teaches you as the religions leader said that it is what their God said that killing Jews is Good in the sight of their God. Would you believe your God? Does your Faith with that God is really right? It's time for you to soul searching and asked your self: I am really serving the right God?
benok ,
21. talkback
Although I agree with the basic thought to do something drastic to stop them, and I'm not against some violence, let's all of us think about a way to erradicate them from our State without killing and "erradicate" ourselves at the same time.
Miryam ,
Beer-Sheva, Israel
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text: Home Culture Ava DuVernay: Win at Sundance 'a Big Hug' But the first black woman to win best director at the film festival isn't resting on her laurels. By: Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D. Posted: Feb. 22 2012 12:07 AM 0 Ava DuVernay What do you do when you become the first African-American woman to win the best director award at the Sundance Film Festival? You keep working, says independent filmmaker Ava DuVernay, who is hell-bent on not letting the hype take her off her game. DuVernay won the coveted award for her film Middle of Nowhere, which debuted last month at the film festival. DuVernay's love for film was cultivated by her aunt, Denise; their relationship is touched upon in her critically acclaimed movie I Will Follow. DuVernay, a former publicist, has merged her success in both professions to create an independent film-distribution company -- African-American Film Festival Releasing Movement, in order to affirm the value of black stories told by filmmakers of African descent. DuVernay's journey from publicist to filmmaker has been admittedly nontraditional, yet it is her ability to make films based on "instinct" and surrounded by close friends whom she trusts that helps her maintain her integrity. The energy and emotion invested in DuVernay's films resonate with audiences of all backgrounds. DuVernay is more interested in continuing to make good documentary and fictional films than she is in basking in the afterglow of her historic win. She talked to The Root about her award, what it means for other black women filmmakers and what's next for the Los Angeles native who is taking the independent-film community by storm. The Root: What was it like when you heard your name called for best director? Ava DuVernay: I was shocked. I can't really think of a time in my life when I've been shocked -- that word applying to me. I thought to myself, "What is happening right now?" It was such a long shot -- not even a long shot, because a long shot would assume that I was in shooting range. This wasn't even a long shot because I wasn't even there mentally -- I wasn't even in the moment because I wasn't waiting for my name to be called. I was chilling. It was a long ceremony, and I was sitting with my editor and producer, and they're both great friends of mine. We were literally there to watch the unfolding of the awards to the popular people who were going to get it. The win was not expected -- it was a surreal moment. I do remember the reaction in the room -- half shocked and half excited. I remember seeing the women and people of color in the audience very hyped. The women and black and brown people were on their feet applauding. Definitely everyone else was like, "Who is that and was she even at the festival?" TR: How were you received in Los Angeles once people found out about your historic win? AD: Try L.A. and the world. My phone was like a vibrator -- it literally started going off from the moment the announcement was made that I had won for best director. People I know from all over the world started texting, tweeting and congratulating me. I must say, the response from my community has been overwhelming and beautiful. Every black blog, website -- so many tweets and Facebook posts, and all from a positive place. I felt like I got a big hug from my community. It lasted for about a week, and I had to get back to work. It's like when a relative embraces you too long and you have to break away and go to work. It's the same with this win at Sundance. I definitely could have stayed in the safe place and warm embrace, but knew that I needed to get back to work, so I did. TR: What does your win mean for the career trajectory of black women filmmakers? AD: I don't think it means much in that regard. I see it as a personal, beautiful thing for me. It's a confidence builder for someone that didn't go to film school, that started making films from the outside in and is still on the outside and happy to be there. I'm really making films on instinct and a set of tools that are untraditional because I don't have the vocabulary or experience that a lot of other people have in this business at this age. So to have this tip of a hat that says, "We see you and that's good work," means a lot, wherever it comes from. What does it mean on a larger scope? Not much. We might start to lose track if we put too much into these honors and prizes, because the only thing that matters is the work. I'm not on some new age humility kind of vibe, but realistically it doesn't mean that much for black women filmmakers. We've seen people who have won Oscars in the past for extraordinary performances, but what does it mean now? It's a personal triumph, but does it equate to forward movement for black filmmakers, black people and the culture? I think not. I'm interested in making sure that this isn't a wave where people are saying, back in 2012 this woman won this award, and now what? I just want us to keep making films. So I would say that it would probably offer another trivia answer. I may be wrong -- it may inspire a young black man or woman to pursue film, but changing the direction of black women filmmakers is a little idealistic. TR: What's next for Ava DuVernay? AD: Next for me, in the next few weeks I'm going to announce my next AFFRM film by a filmmaker I really love and whose work I'm proud to distribute. I'm also polishing my next script, and my intention is to shoot that script this year. The money is raised -- it just depends on talent availability and my availability. Middle of Nowhere, which is the film we took to Sundance, will be released in the fall. More work, which is a good thing. Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D., is editor-at-large for The Root. Follow her on Twitter. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. 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Should I change doctors at 22 weeks?
My OB was recommended by my mother, having delivered my sister 18 years ago. My doctor called to tell me my protein levels were high - 2.01 and that this could mean a higher risk of neurotube defect. What she didn't tell me was that most people now use a 2.50 or lower scale for normalcy, leaving me to stress out until the ultrasound. Thankfully this showed normal results, in fact the ultrasound tech seemed fairly upset that she didn't tell me how minimal the initial results were. A week after her initial call, she called again telling me the same thing, forgetting we'd already had this conversation! I think that's an important detail to forget!! Today at my appointment she asked me how the ultrasound went. Don't you think she'd follow up since she recommended the tech? Also, we talked about the results three weeks ago when I saw her last....I feel hurried and rushed and am beginning to worry that this is more than her being too busy, it could be leaving my baby slighted.
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VOLUME 13, ISSUE 37 — September 13, 2013
A flight instructor gets an early-morning weather briefing before a dual lesson with a primary student pilot, and is pleased to learn conditions are much better than forecast in yesterday's outlook briefing. The sunnier, less-windy weather may provide an opportunity to send the student on a much-delayed first solo, which would be a great boost for the trainee's morale after the recent setbacks.
The decision will depend on a variety of factors. Yesterday's traffic pattern practice was slightly shaky at first. But after a timely reminder to keep the yoke back during the flare, landings were perfect. A go-around commanded by the tower when a preceding aircraft dawdled exiting the runway produced calm, precise compliance. The student's confidence grew as the session progressed (and when given the choice of continuing or calling it a day, the student surprised the instructor by electing to continue).
Those were excellent developments, but other variables also are in play today. The student pilot—who is strong on preflight preparation but sometimes seems put off by abrupt changes of plans—spent last evening reading up for a dual session of maneuvers, slow flight, and pattern work at a nearby nontowered airport. Soloing has seemed off the table lately with all the recent bad weather; what will the reaction be to a sudden switch?
Also, the trainer usually flown by the pair is undergoing maintenance today. The substitute aircraft is identical in most respects, but has less familiar radios and com panel—and as the student likes to say about its flight characteristics, "It just feels different."
The most important variable, of course, will be how the trainee performs today. Has yesterday's confidence carried over?
Apparently it has. After warming up with a coordination exercise and some maneuvers, the student flies a correct entry to the nontowered airport traffic pattern, and lands like an old hand. On the next two circuits, a go-around and a simulated engine failure also measure up well, as the instructor declares as the trainee taxies the aircraft clear of the runway.
There is a flurry of inbound and outbound traffic, and once again the training flight has the airport all to itself.
"How are you holding up?" the instructor asks.
"Not bad."
"Okay, then here's what I would like you to do next…"
AOPA has decided to suspend holding its annual Aviation Summit in favor of reaching more members "where they fly." Aviation Summit in Fort Worth, Texas, from Oct. 10 through 12, will be held as planned and is shaping up to be one of the best ever. But convention plans for 2014 have been canceled. AOPA plans to redirect the time and resources previously spent on Summit to meeting members at community airports and hosting more grassroots events. Read more >>
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The Web-based Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA) will be unavailable from 6 p.m. Central time Sept. 13 through Sept. 15, according to the FAA. The FAA data center hosting the application will undergo an infrastructure upgrade. AOPA recommends pilots appearing for practical tests during this time take a hard copy of the FAA's Form 8710.
Pilots interested in getting an airship rating will have to train while on the job, since there are no schools that teach this particular skill, according to Bret Viets, chief pilot on the MetLife Snoopy Two blimp. Viets has worked for the Van Wagner Airship Group, which handles airship promotional campaigns for clients including MetLife, Goodyear, and DirecTV, since 2007. Read more >>
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The 2013 AOPA Aviation Summit will have a new twist: Educational seminars will be laid out in five easy-to-follow tracks focused on the leading concerns of pilots. The tracks are Pilot Skills, Aircraft Maintenance, Medical and Legal, Technology, and Leading Luminaries. This year's Summit will also feature a new interactive environment called "Ask the Experts," designed to create a collaborative discussion and Q&A format with expert leaders in the areas of air traffic control, medical, flight training, and dealing with law enforcement. Read more >>
Glendale-based Arizona Flight Training Center has begun offering free ground school as part of its private pilot certification training, reports General Aviation News. "We're about to see a significant pilot shortage in the very near future," said Rick Rademaker, president of Executive Aviation and chief flight instructor for the center. "Combined with the rising costs of expert training, we're literally seeing the student pilot ranks declining."
GPS has come of age—and it is in more general aviation aircraft than ever. But many pilots are still limited to its simplest functions. Learn more about this amazing cockpit tool and how you can use GPS to make your next VFR flight more efficient, enjoyable, and safe with the Air Safety Institute's GPS for VFR online course. Log in to take the course >>
The airport environment at nighttime can be quite overwhelming for some pilots, as airports easily navigated during the day can become a bewildering array of lights of all types and colors. But it can also be fun. Learn more about the meanings of various light placements and colors, and prove your mettle by taking the Air Safety Institute's Airport Lighting: VFR safety quiz. Log in to take the quiz >>
When it comes to communicating a low-fuel situation, words matter; what you say is as important as when you say it. Listen to this Air Safety Institute video as controllers explain the difference between how they handle a "minimum fuel" radio call versus a "fuel emergency." Watch the video >>
Did you know that student pilots who join AOPA are three times more likely to complete their flight training? Membership includes unlimited access to aviation information by phone (800/USA-AOPA, weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern time) or from Flight Training Online or AOPA Online. If you're not already a member, join today and get the pilot's edge.
AOPA gets some backup in Congress on aircraft searches, fly in the Canadian Arctic, and get tips from Rod Machado on timing the flare. As of publication deadline, AOPA Live® producers were still finalizing the show, which will be available Sept. 13. AOPA Live This Week®.
United Airlines has announced it is recalling all furloughed pilots, reports the United Master Executive Council of the Air Line Pilots Association. In September 2008, United Airlines began laying off pilots, with 1,437 furloughed. Among the furloughed pilots, 342 have been offered recall and another 600 took positions with Continental. Training classes for the recalled pilots are scheduled to begin in October and run through the end of 2013.
Airline pilots are helping to develop the standards mandated by Congress to introduce unmanned aircraft systems into the nation's airspace system, reports Aviation International News. The deadline to establish the rules is September 2015.
For more aviation career news, see the Flight Training website.
Why does a familiar family of business jets from Gulfstream begin with the designation GII? A shrewd plane spotter can identify descendant models, and will note that Gulfstream renamed its aircraft product line in 2002. One of the newest aircraft, a fast, long-range model, is the G650. But it all began with the GI, a twin turboprop—and in 2013 Gulfstream celebrated the fifty-fifth anniversary of its first flight. The 12-passenger aircraft, recognizable by its trademark large oval windows, "laid the foundation" for today's Gulfstream jets, the company said.
Sporty's is now offering basic checklists for quick reference. Printed on a high-quality, transparent static cling vinyl, these checklists adhere to a window or clear sun visor. They include a takeoff checklist, before-landing checklist, and several emergency checklists. The cost is $17.95.
The September/October 2013 issue of FAA Safety Briefing focuses on aviation citizenship. Articles highlight the values, customs, and culture shared as citizens of the general aviation community. Topics include a Q&A with FAA Administrator Michael Huerta, a runway incursion confession, and general aviation news/current events. The briefing is available via PDF, along with iPad, Android, Nook, and Kindle devices.
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For those who are members of Pilot Protection Services, AOPA really hopes and expects that you are receiving good value for the dollars you pay beyond your basic membership dues. With that in mind, Gary Crump, director of AOPA Medical Certification Services, discusses value in the context of the real world of airman medical certification at this time. Log in and read more >>
A deductible is the amount you'll pay out of your own pocket in the event of an accident for which you're filing a claim. Deductibles are a way for the insurance company to make you participate in the cost of a claim as an added incentive to be alert and avoid carelessness in the cockpit. Read more >>
AOPA Technical Editor Mike Collins and Mike Laver are flying Laver's Mitsubishi MU-2 to Japan—the long way. This week, Collins departs Australia after sharing a flying club's tasty tradition, glimpsing whales on a demo flight, and giving vegemite a shot. Track the pilots' location in real time as they head for Nagoya, Japan, for the fiftieth anniversary of the MU-2's first flight, and continue the rest of the way around the world. Read more >>
In the aftermath of Asiana 214 in San Francisco and UPS 1354 in Birmingham (even reaching back to Air France 447 and Colgan 3407), much of the collective conversation, soul searching, and heated argument has revolved around the issue of cockpit automation and pilot interaction with onboard technology. There has been a collective cry from much of the "old guard" in the aviation field saying that these accidents prove that the modern pilot spends too much time monitoring systems and not enough time honing their old-fashioned "stick-and-rudder" skills. Read more >>
Ever dream of turning your passion for aviation into a career? We're looking for a financial analyst, staff assistant/PAC coordinator, and AOPA Live editor/graphic artist. To learn more about other AOPA career opportunities, visit AOPA Online.
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Question: You are a sport pilot with airplane single-engine land privileges. At your airport you noticed a neat-looking aircraft called a gyroplane and you asked the pilot how you can get rated to fly it. The pilot, who happens to be a flight instructor, says he can train you and another flight instructor can give you a proficiency check. What else is required for you to obtain gyroplane privileges?
Answer: There is no practical test (or knowledge test) required in this case. As a sport pilot, you can obtain other category and class privileges after being trained by one flight instructor and checked by another. The second flight instructor performs a proficiency check and if you succeed the instructor will provide you with a logbook endorsement which allows you to fly with sport pilot privileges in the other category or class. See FAR 61.321 for the full explanation of the requirement.
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I do hope that things work out but I am a little confused as to why things are "in process" with the breeder and the paperwork. A litter is to be registered shortly after they are born. Most register them at about 5 weeks in case there are any losses in the litter and the remainder of the stud fee needs to be paid before the stud dog owner will sign the litter registration.
I got from your email that your puppy is 7-8 mos old at this point. The AKC papers should have been sent to the AKC for registration long ago. I send our puppies home with their AKC papers. If for some reason there is an issue with the mail, information incorrect on the papers, etc, I still give the families the litter registration number and they get the papers within a week or so.
A contract with the price is a bill of sale. Does the contract have the name and AKC number of the mom and dad?? Or even just the mom?? If so, you can contact the AKC and see if the litter has been registered.
As to the other question, a breeder has 6 months to register a litter before there is a "late penalty" assessed to the fee of registering the litter. An individual puppy from the litter has one year from the date the litter was registered to be individually registered before a "late penalty" would be assessed to register the puppy individually.
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Yeah, I'm confused about the in process thing because when a litter is registered there is nothing really to process because its up to the new owners to send them in etc. It sounds kind of weird to me...and you can still register your dog but there is a late fee.
I also think that something is fishy here. AKC has been downright quick in sending the registration packet to the breeder once the sire owner signs off. The paperwork should have been sent in when the pups were a few weeks old.
I would ask AKC if the litter has been registered.
Do you have a copy of the Dam's pedigree...you can look on the AKC site to see if the litter has even been registered. You need the registration number of the Dam and the Date that she was added to the stud book records. If you have any questions pm me, I just did this today as ours weren't ready when we picked up Sage last week. They are done now and I would assume we should have them any day now.
I would have to disagree with this statement. I have waited for up to 3 weeks to get the individual registration papers for a litter back from the AKC. I don't consider 3 weeks to be quick with something that is basically done by computer now.
There may have been an issue with a co-owner signing papers or a stud dog owner who was out of town and doesn't like to or prefer to do registrations via the computer. I have dealt with many stud dog owners who prefer to do things the old fashioned way with paper forms.
However, none of those things equate to the months that have passed in this particular case.
In the last ten years I haven't waited more than one business week to get the litter paperwork back from the AKC (I send things in via snail mail too). I have to agree with Leslie that something is a little fishy. Being the old grumpy butt that I am, I would have long ago filed a formal complaint with the AKC and pushed for formal misconduct charges. The breeder did not follow the AKC proceedures, and that is a no no.
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There is nothing that states a breeder has to register a litter or a date when they have to register the litter by. The OP has a signed contract outlining when things would happen. I am not saying that I agree with the terms that were outlined in the contract but they did agree to the terms by signing the contract.
If the registration papers are not provided, the breeder must provide a bill of sale that includes the full registered name and registration numbers of both parents, and date of birth of the litter.
Without that information, you can't even substantiate that the dog is in fact a purebred dog.
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I have the name of the sire and the dam but not the registration number. Is there a way to look up if the litter was registered using just their registered names? I don't want to post their names on here because I don't want people to feel like I am bashing the breeder....but if someone knows how to do this, and would be willing, I can PM you their names. I think both the sire and the dam are owned by the breeder (they both have her kennel's name in their name). This breeder is one that multiple people have recommended as a good breeder on this forum so I'm not sure that this is an issue of her doing something against the rules. Thank you all for your help on this....I really do appreciate it.
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