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-- CBS-Channel 4 reporter Brian Andrews is leaving South Florida for more southern climes to become a freelancer. He's started a website about his ballsy move to Colombia that includes a blog and a plea to buy his house in Miami Shores.
Dan Ricker's Watchdog Report quotes an email from the intrepid reporter:
I'll be leaving CBS on 11/28 and flying to Caracas on 12/1 to cover the 12/2 referendum. My first clients will be the Miami Herald, CBS Radio, WIOD Radio, and possibly CBS News. Then, its back home to Miami to pack up my life and move to Colombia on 12/10.
In a way, I am doing what you are doing... being my own boss and pursuing stories that really interest me. I am scared and am worried about making ends meet, but I am trusting God I will be OK. I want to live in Bogotá, Lima , and Buena's Aires. I am planning to be in a new city every few months.
-- Speaking of reporters taking off for Colombia, the Pulp belatedly welcomes Kirk Semple back to Miami, where he will head the New York Times bureau. Semple, a former Miami New Timeser, trekked to Colombia around the turn of the century and did some great freelancing work there that landed him a spot on the Times. Having just returned from Iraq, he should be well-prepped for his new assignment.
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-- Pacenti fills the spot left by Julie Kay, who is now with the National Law Journal. Here's her brand new piece about courthouse blogs with an emphasis on JAABlog. I'm posting it despite the fact that Kay's scintillating interview with the Pulp didn't make the cut. Then again, none of my quotes were as good as this one from Fort Lauderdale lawyer Russell Adler, who compared being exposed on a blog to being, well, let him tell you:
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With the January transfer window looming on the horizon, there will be a chance for AC Milan to strengthen their squad in hopes of making another valiant comeback in the second half of the season.
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Sunrise over the North Atlantic
"Excuse me, sir, are you going to London?" The old man who had been sitting next to me at Gate 60 for the past hour looked up from his small computer, and peered at me with bright blue eyes that were far more awake than mine.
"They've just announced a gate change. We're moving from here to Gate 54."
He glanced over his shoulder; most of the other passengers in the airport departure lounge had already gathered their bags and were moving slowly down the hall, shoulders slumped in resignation, travel pillows around their necks. It was past 11:00 pm on a perfectly clear early summer night, but for no apparent reason our flight had already been delayed for more than an hour. The Qatar Airlines flight to Dubai scheduled for the same time as ours, across the hall, had boarded and left long before; since I had arrived, two Air Canada flights had left from Gate 60 for Vancouver and Dublin. Except for our sold-out flight to Heathrow, the lounge was now deserted, and in the darkness beyond the sloping windows, I could see no British Airways jets waiting for us to board. "Gate 54..." my neighbor repeated the number, as if to himself, and thanked me.
"I'll walk over with you," I said, checking to see how much he had to carry. "Do you need any help?"
"No, no, I'm fine," he said, stowing his computer in a small backpack and getting to his feet without difficulty. He pulled out the handle of his rolling carry-on and snapped it into place. We rolled our bags around the ends of the rows of seating, and moved out into the central aisle, walking side by side. I looked at him from the corner of my eye, hoping I hadn't insulted him. "Are you going to London as well?" he asked: a predictable, polite response from someone who didn't really want to talk.
"Berlin," I said. "Do you live in England?"
He shook his head. "No, I'm going on from there." A hesitation. Then: "To Poland. And you?"
"I live here in Montreal -- I'm going to Berlin to visit friends. It will be my first time in that city." He smiled but made no response. "Do you have family in Poland?"
His eyes ran over my face like quick fingers. "No, I am alone," he said after a moment. "I live all over the world. I've been here in Montreal for a while -- an interesting city -- before that I was in Brazil, before that, Italy..."
He was a small man, shorter than me, wearing nondescript khaki trousers, a white shirt, running shoes, and a plain khaki baseball cap. He had bypassed the moving walkway, and seemed happy to stretch his legs after the long wait, pulling his carry-on without any apparent effort. I guessed his age to be at least 85, though it was hard to tell. His eyes were his most distinctive feature: awake, clear, very alive. When we arrived at the gate he chose a seat and removed his hat to reveal a nearly bald head with a few wisps of white hair. "What time did they announce for boarding?" he asked.
"I thought they said 11:35," I said, "but at this point, who knows."
He got up and looked at the lighted board at the departure gate, and then sat down again.
"11:35," he confirmed. "So...you live in Montreal. Do you speak French?"
I told him I did, but didn't consider myself fluent.
"C'est ma langue préferé, such a beautiful language to listen to and to speak!" he said, smiling, and so we switched and spoke in French. I asked him how many languages he spoke, and he named five or six. "It's a hobby," he said. "I go somewhere, learn the language, stay a while, and then move on. My favorite place is Portugal."
I nodded and smiled: "Much better than Montreal in the winter." He raised his eyebrows and smiled, and then reached over and pulled his computer out of his backpack: suddenly our conversation was over. "Merci," he said. "Enjoy your stay in Berlin." The last I saw of him, as I boarded the plane, he was engaged in an animated conversation at the desk with one of the flight attendants, pointing out something on a piece of paper.
(to be continued)
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Yesterday was sunny and I lay on my back on a warm rock near one of those big perfect maple trees that grow alone near houses. The sun was so bright against the white New England clapboards it made my eyes water. Above me were lazy summer clouds and high, high up, swallows playing in the wind. The air smelled like lilacs and grass; redwing blackbirds argued in the trees and a solitary cricket sang under the porch. It was as if my former life were colliding with the present one: all the sensory impressions were as familiar and readable as my own skin, while my actual self seemed to be elsewhere. I felt like a ghost.
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by Teju Cole
When I went down to Alabama last month, I listened repeatedly to John Coltrane's Alabama. The introduction of the song has a discursive quality to it, like a black preacher's exhortations. And that, it turned out, was what it was: the keening saxophone line, built over rolling piano chords (like a congregation's murmuring), was a paraphrase of the eulogy Martin Luther King, Jr., gave after a bomb exploded at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham in 1963, killing four girls.
Alabama's earth is red like West Africa's, dusty, unpromising. On this earth one expects nothing to grow, and on it everything grows. Kudzu and Virginia creeper run riot. This is fertile earth. William Christenberry likens it to brown sugar. James Baldwin wrote: "I could not suppress the thought that this earth had acquired its color from the blood that had dripped down from these trees."
I was sad all the way to Selma. We drove from Gadsden, where cattle prods had been used on protesters in 1964. Down through the counties, across land that had known human love and life long before the white man's arrival. Selma's not much, a main drag, Broad Street, that chucks you out of town via the Edmund Pettus Bridge almost as soon as you arrive. The town is much smaller than those others in whose company it evokes the civil rights movement: Montgomery, Birmingham. In the hot sunshine of a Sunday, it was stunned and quiet, with the fable-like air of a crumbling movie set. Selma is named for an Ossianic poem; to me it melds "soul" and its Spanish cognate, "alma," into a single moody word. Selma's shops are closed that day. People are few and drift about in the sun like people in Google's Street View. But if you take a left some crossings before the bridge, and a right, you come around to a housing project and, across the street from it, the clean and well-kept Brown Chapel A.M.E. Church, the starting point for those marches fifty years ago.
Long after history's active moment, do places retain some charge of what they witnessed, what they endured?
On Sunday March 7, 1965, six hundred people, led by John Lewis, marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Just after crossing the bridge, they were met by Alabama State Troopers and local police. The men in uniform wore masks, and some of them were on horseback. They gave a brief warning, and then shot teargas and charged into the crowd with billy clubs. They rolled through undefended people with a sickening carelessness for human safety that the corresponding scene in Selma—Ava DuVernay's necessary and otherwise fine film—failed to match. That's the point, perhaps: that what we watch from the safety of a movie theater cannot, and should not, relay to us the true horror of things. For how would we bear it?
But watch the original footage. These Americans brutally beat unarmed women and men, thorough in their mercilessness, cheered on by other Americans, sending more than fifty Americans to hospital. The footage made the difference, and shocked the nation's conscience. It accelerated the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
How not to link it all together? Selma and Ferguson, New York City and Cleveland, torture by the CIA and mass murder in Gaza, the police state and slave patrols: no generation is free of the demands of conscience, and no citizenry can shirk the responsibility of calling the state's abuse of power to account.
Selma was a small town then, and is a small town now. On Sunday December 7 when I visited, the headline of the Selma Times-Journal was "Surprise At Parade: Fire department mascot Sparky makes return at Christmas parade." The lede: "Sparky the Fire Dog has returned and he made a grand entrance the morning of the Selma-Fallas County Christmas Parade. The dog costume was stolen from a vehicle parked at the Station 3 firehouse on Oct. 20 and found weather-damaged, dirty, torn and missing pieces behind the old Pancake House..."
I walked down the Pettus Bridge alone. I thought not of Sparky but of John Lewis, whose face and whose spirit I like so much, his light brown trenchcoat, his back pack, the concentrated dignity in his small frame. I felt these things in my body, tried to honor with my solitary stride the bravery of those women and men, and in the silence of my walk, the steep drop of the Alabama River to my left, the clear air ahead where there had been smoke and atrocity, I began to hear again Coltrane's Alabama, not a melody but rather a recitation delivered with the saxophone.
Then the drive down to Montgomery, winter's dry bright landscape flicking by. This bitter earth, these crumbling signs, the things that may have happened in these woods: in this place, I touched on a fissure in America's unfinishable history. Selma to Montgomery on U.S. Route 80 is an hour's drive, some fifty-four miles. It was a walk of four days in 1965, and on that third and successful march, many thousands walked together, 25,000 of them by the time they surged into Montgomery and rallied at the Alabama State Capitol. Around those days, some died. Klan work.
"These children," sings Coltrane's line in 1963, "unoffending, innocent, and beautiful." McCoy Tyner weeping on piano. "Were the victims of one of the most vicious and tragic crimes every perpetrated against humanity." Jimmy Garrison on bass and Elvin Jones on drums. After Montgomery, after the memorial to the many murdered during those years, the placid-looking Court Square where tens of thousands had been auctioned into slavery, Dr King's church, the Rosa Parks museum and the woman who was so much more—so much smarter, so much wiser, so much more tactical—than her best known act of refusal: after all this, we went to Birmingham. And Birmingham was heartbreak, too. At the 16th Street Baptist Church, my soul took fright. How could humans?
History won't let go of us. We're pinned to it. Days later, after my return to New York and with Alabama still in my ear, I'm in the crowd of tens of thousands for a march that takes us some miles through lower Manhattan. The language is close in its keening. Rosa Parks, John Coltrane, Martin Luther King, Jr., not a melody but a recitation, an exhortation. The raised voices echo down the caverns of the city's streets. I can't breathe. Black lives matter. I can't breathe. Black lives matter. I can't breathe. Black lives matter.
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The first local berries.
On a recent weekend we made our first foray to the Jean-Talon market with friends (she writes the blog Passage des Perles, he is one of the best and most knowledgeable cooks we've met in Montreal.) Thought you might like to see the colors and beauty too.
Enchanted mushroom forests.
Considering the wild asparagus.
Artisanal breads at Joe le Croute.
Foxglove plants, wanting to go home with me (they didn't.)
Radishes that did.
Are you starting to shop at farmers' markets or get deliveries of a CSA basket, or harvesting some produce and flowers of your own? I'm curious if the variety, freshness, and local availability of produce and local food products (honey, cheese, yogurt, etc.) have improved in your region in the last decade. It's a simple way we can all help the earth, support local agriculture and the local economy, as well as improve our own health and state of mind. What could be better than that? Bon été, bon appétit!
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Neighborhood Rink. February 5, 2013
"The wind moved like the wake of a massive beast through the city..."
-Seon Joon
At the end of January, I wrote:
The month ended with a spell of 40-degree weather blown through the dirty streets by fierce and unpredictable gusts of wind. The city looked its worst: piles of half-melted snow and ice covered with dirt and cinders vie for visual prominance with the detritus revealed underneath by their retreat. Everyone's in a bad mood, or sick -- hacking in the buses and sneezing on the streets as they pass you, merci beaucoup. The hockey rinks lay fallow, full of water reflecting the bare branches above, and ringed with people's cast-off Christmas trees. Children trudge to school, heads down, still swaddled in pink and blue snowsuits. There's no rejoicing, no unseasonable outdoor cafe-sitting as there will be in March; we all know it's a trick: real winter will be back, and soon.
It came the very next day, with the temperatures hurtling down into the single digits, and the wind, now viciously cold, chilling faces and hands the minute we stepped out the door.
There are bright spots, though, even as we hunker down for the final long slog through the next six or eight weeks, the long days of Lent, the inevitable winter storms. Florist windows are full of creative arrangements: tightly packed red roses in unusual vases, the first sight of primroses and daffodils. Ash Wednesday is right around the corner, but that means Easter will be early this year. This week's thaw finally melted through the thick, treacherous sidewalk ice, sothat there are long bare stretches of pavement, making the walking much easier. I sent in my annual garden inscription, and got a note from the chairman of our jardin communautaire: it won't be that long before the sap starts running in the maples, and it will be time to start seeds, place orders, and think about growing things again.
In spite of the ridiculous length of Canadian winters, I always feel like we've cleared a hurdle when January is finally over. It always feels like a long month, and a rather grim one. This past Sunday was Candlemas, that ancient pagan holiday appropriated by the early British Christians; we blessed the year's liturgical candles, and gave thanks for the light, and - with the groundhogs - took a symbolic step toward spring. For the first time in ages, I left the cathedral after Evensong in brightness rather than gloom, and the light in the sky lasted all the way home.
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My friend G. is a research scientist living on Long Island. He also loves to hike and kayak and explore natural places, and is keenly interested in (and writes about and photographs) the ecology of that part of the world. The recent wild fires on Long Island were nearby, and when he sent me these photographs as part of a letter, I asked if it would be OK to share them with my readers. G. expanded on the text a little, and this is the result. In his first paragraph he speculates, tongue-in-cheek, about the origin ofthe fire; in the past week, however, he wrote to tell me that ongoing investigations are increasingly suggesting arson.
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Early November. We've had a late fall, and the weather remains warm. The trees whose branches touch to form a golden tunnel each year over Ave. de Lorimier have dropped their leaves, but in the interior of Parc Lafontaine the autumn colors are still at their peak. Last Thursday evening I left my house at 5 pm and walked through the park, where the late afternoon light filtered through the yellow and red leaves as if through a silky, patterned umbrella. How can I describe the tenderness of this northern autumn light, as the day gently gives way to evening? Like a melancholy song heard from afar, it is blue, diffuse, and soft, but multiplies the intensity of all colors before gradually dying away.
In Iceland this light began much earlier in the afternoon. One day, when J. and I had taken off on bikes, we noticed the sun beginning to go down around 3 pm, and decided we should start thinking about heading back home. But we had judged the signs wrongly. There, so much closer to the Arctic Circle, sunset takes forever. We rode home, and several hours later, still in daylight, Elsa and Hörður suggested a walk to the top of the hill in back of their house, where we stood together, looking over Reykjavik toward the ocean. Even at seven pm the kind of low, glancing light we recognize here as day's final signal still illuminated our faces, and turned the eroded slopes of Mt. Esja, in the distance, into folds of gold and blue.
Last night it was raining lightly, and the wet pavement reflected the sky and branches in the spaces between its pasted mosaic of leaves. I walked down the park's long formal allée of trees toward the fountain, which was turned off for the winter a week or two ago, and then went left along the path above the first of the park's two serpentine lakes, both drained now to reveal pebbled basins coated with green algae.
Just a few weeks ago, the park would have been full of people, on benches and blankets, catching the last warmth of summer, and the sounds of guitars and African drums would have mingled with children's voices shrieking with pleasure as they threw bread to obligingly-eager flocks of ducks and gulls. Today, the paths were nearly empty, and the birds gone. I passed a handsome man with tousled grey hair and a brown leather jacket, riding home on his bicycle, and, at the northern end of the drained lake, a much younger man walked a small dog clad in a dog-coat so brilliantly yellow it mocked the trees.
I passed in front of the park's new cafe-resto, shut tight, its oversize terracotta planters empty now, and stepped onto the path above the lower lake. Here, at last, were the ducks and gulls, splashing in the remaining pool of shallow water. A larger shape stood poised at the top of this pool, and, squinting now in the low light, I saw that it was a great blue heron, an opportunist no doubt drawn here by easy fishing for trapped minnows, or maybe goldfish. One night, returning home in the opposite direction, I'd seen a school of them in the light cast by a streetlamp, shimmering beneath the dark surface like shreds of copper foil. Now the heron presided over his domain: the lord of the manor calmly watching the squabbling peasants, his slate-blue coat turned up at the collar against a north wind.
At the end of the park, I waited for the stoplight and then crossed, keeping out of the way of the cyclists coming off the bike path on rue Cherrier. A young woman waited there for her bus. Tall and slender, with her black hair piled in an elegant knot atop her head, she wore a long black trenchcoat with a cinched waist, and black high-heeled boots. She held an oversized umbrella, the kind golfers use, with an outer border of black and an inner circle of alternating trapezoids of black, and a brown that matched the color of the face that it framed. Calmly, she waited, every now and then raising a cigarette that trailed across this background of black, like a lecturer's piece of chalk.
I had been on my way to the Sherbrooke metro station to catch a train for a 6 pm choir rehearsal at the cathedral. But, after checking my watch, I walked on, mesmerized by the falling light, all the way to the center of the city.
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Amarillo Youth Choirs will perform their spring concert, "Sing Joyfully," at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium. In concert will be the Amarillo Boy Concert Choir, Amarillo Girl Concert Choir, Amarillo Boy Preparatory Choir, Amarillo Girl Preparatory Choir, Spotlight and Pizzazz.
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Amarillo Alumnae Panhellenic Association will conduct a sorority recruitment informational meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday at First Presbyterian Church, 1100 S. Harrison St. The meeting is for parents and daughters who are interested in how to join a college sorority. Prospective sorority members will learn how to register for recruitment, what to expect and what to wear to recruitment events.
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The Amarillo Area A&M Club will host¿its annual Texas Aggie Muster on April 21 in¿the Virgil Patterson Auditorium at Happy State Bank, 701 S. Taylor St. A social hour with snacks and cash bar will start at 6 p.m. and the program will begin at 7 p.m. Former students of the university and supporters of the university are encouraged to attend.
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Randall County Master Gardeners will present a series of free classes through April 28. The classes will be conducted from 7 to 8 p.m. in the meeting room of the Southwest Branch Library, 6801 S.W. 45th Ave. For more information, call Barbara Harrington at 806-379-9316.
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April - Yoga in the Garden, 7 to 8 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. $10 per class or $100 per month.
Creating an Herb Garden, 10 a.m. to noon April 30 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. May 5. $10 members/$15 nonmembers.
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Introduction to Water Gardening, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. May 19 or 10 a.m. to noon May 21 . $10 members/$15 non-members.
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Iris Show, 1:30 to 5 p.m. May 8. Free.
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Golden Spread Farmers Market Association will conduct its annual general membership meeting at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Potter County Agri-Life Extension Office, 3301 E. 10th Ave., adjacent to the Tri-State Fairgrounds. The meeting is open to returning members and prospective growers wishing to sell their produce at farmers market. For more information, visit www.goldenspreadfarmers .com or call 806-383-1366. All growers must have their application approved and their farm inspected prior to their first day at market.
Amarillo Family YMCA has planned the 23rd Global Youth Service Day for Saturday. The initiative will collect winter clothing items from area schools and businesses, and hygiene items for the Guyon Saunders Service Center and the Inter Faith Hunger Project on Tyler Street.
This project will involve youth ages 13 through 25 who will help market, collect and inventory items for both the United Way and Catholic Family Service nonprofits.
Why Try?" for youth ages 14 through 17 who qualify for STAR services through Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, may attend this six-week truancy prevention group, which focuses on regular school attendance, making positive choices and overcoming challenges. The group meets at 4:30 p.m. April 20 and 27, May 4, 11, 18 and 26 at 1500 S. Taylor St. Students must attend all sessions to receive credit. Parents must concurrently attend "Parenting with Clear Vision," which meets at the same time and place as "Why Try?" Preregistration must be completed by Friday. For more information call 806-359-2005.
Amarillo's African-American class reunion for the classes of 1975-1985 from Alamo Catholic, Amarillo, Caprock, Tascosa and Palo Duro high schools will be July 29-31 at the Ambassador Hotel.
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I made this plain tote with leftover fabric from my 2nd tote,. I used lightweight strapping material for handles (1 on each side). . Finished size 15" x 21".
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A Volcano in My Tummy: Helping Children to Handle Anger--A Resource Book for Parents, Caregivers and Teachersby Eliane Whitehouse Warwick Putney
From the book jacket: Children often have problems with anger. Teachers often have problems with anger. Parents often have problems with anger. Why? Because we're afraid of anger. It may mean that someone is out of our control. It may mean that someone won't like us. It may mean that someone acts violently. This book is about living successfully, healthily, happily, nonviolently, with motivation, without fear and with good relationships. An accessible resource book for teachers, parents and all who care for children, it is full of stories, and easy-to-use games and exercises designed to encourage children to see their anger and to deal constructively with it. A Volcano in My Tummy includes sections on key concepts, building a child's self esteem, what adults can do when a child is angry, developing an anger management program, troubleshooting, and a special section for teachers that integrates the resource with other curriculum areas. Exercises are clearly described, indicating appropriate age levels, teaching strategies, materials and procedures to follow, with worksheets for the childrens' use. All are easily adaptable for use by teachers, parents or other caregivers.
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Region 5 News Release: V-140
April 3, 2000
|Charles E. Burin
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|Tim Kobernat
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Proposed penalties total $238,250
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued citations to American Coatinq Technology Inc., in Eau Claire, Wis., where a worker inside an oven was crushed. The proposed penalties total $238,250.
According to Charles Burin, OSHA's area director in Eau Claire, a safety and health inspection was initiated on Oct. 6, 1999, when the accident occurred. As a result of that inspection, OSHA cited the company for 33 alleged serious and five alleged willful workplace safety and health violations.
A worker was cleaning the inside of a paper coater oven. The hood of the oven was not locked. Another worker accidently closed the hood of the oven while reaching across the control panel. The worker inside the machine was crushed and he died a few days later.
The alleged willful violations related to violations of the confined space standard as well as violations of the lockout/tagout standard.
The alleged serious violations involved fall protection, flammable liquids, personal protective equipment, respiratory protection, confined space entry requirements, first aid, and forklift training. Other alleged serious violations involved an overhead crane, lockout/tagout requirements, machine guarding, electrical hazards, bloodborne pathogen standard, and the hazard communication standard.
OSHA defines a willful violation as one in which the employer either knowingly failed to comply with a legal requirement or acted with plain indifference to employee safety.
OSHA defines a serious violation as a hazardous condition in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result, and the employer knew or should have known of the hazard.
American Coating Technology Inc. has 15 working days to contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
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About a half-dozen of Nevada's wild horses are on their way to the Mexican and Canadian borders after being tamed by inmates at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center in Carson City.
Wranglers from U.S. Border Control visited the Stewart Work Camp at the minimum-security prison this week to look for horses to use in patrolling the areas along the borders where there is no road access.
Wild horses are particularly suited to the task, said Felix Morales, the National Horse Patrol manager.
"We recognize the mustang is a natural resource, they're part of the American landscape," he said. "They're hardy animals and the landscapes they'll be working in are very similar to where they came from."
Border Patrol has typically worked with the Colorado Department of Corrections in Canon City, Colo., which has a similar training program, to get horses.
However, Morales said, the program is looking to expand and to find horses closer to the areas they will be serving.
Morales said the purpose of Thursday's trip was to gauge the quality of the program and the viability of creating a partnership with the prison.
When looking for horses, he said, they take into consideration the horse's temperament, conformation and response to basic commands among other criteria. They found seven horses that met the requirements.
"We found the program to be exceptional," he said. "We will be coming back to adopt more horses."
The success of the program is its structure, said Tim Bryant, ranch manager at the prison.
Horses rounded up by the Bureau of Land Management are brought to a holding pen at the work camp.
About 15-20 horses are selected at a time and inmates work with them one-on-one for 120 days before the horses go to auction. At that time, they are saddle broke and respond to reign and leg commands, including backing up and other skills.
Inmates selected for the program don't need to have a background working with horses, but they do need to be resilient.
"This is a tough job," Bryant explained. "They've been bitten and kicked and struck and thrown off. You need to be able to tough it out and get back on the horse."
Inmate German Lechuga is a self-described "city boy," but started working in the horse training program three years ago. Maybe it's because his grandfather was a cowboy, but he took to it like a natural.
"It's an addiction now I guess," he said. "I can't see myself not riding horses. I love everything about it. I know it sounds weird, but I feel like I have four legs when I'm on a horse."
Bryant said the inmates spend a lot of time bonding with the horses, which makes training go more smoothly.
Alan Shepherd, the Wild Horse and Burro Program lead for the Nevada office of the BLM, said the partnership benefits everyone.
"This is a huge opportunity for the Stewart Camp, NNCC and Nevada BLM to promote our program," he said. "They're showing the American public how good these horses can be, and these horses are being of service to the American public."
The prison typically holds a public adoption of the horses every four months, and will now train horses specifically for the Border Patrol, Bryant said.
Lechuga said it is an honor to train horses for the program, but the true opportunity is found in the process.
"I feel like the horses train us in a way," he said. "We're both getting trained, learning how to be good members of society."


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65 Red Roses
Eva Markvoort, blogger, documentary subject, and cystic fibrosis activist, has died. The film about Eva, 65 Red Roses, was the subject of a post here in February. Her last blog entry was on Thursday; she died on Saturday morning. RIP.
"The first comment is El-Oh-El-exclamation mark-exclamation mark-one-exclamation mark."
Blogs by Phone - for when your family and friends have trouble keeping up with your blog posts. (YouTube video from SixApart)
Remember how a few days ago we talked about this whole worsticons thing here? well. it didn't last too long. too bad, i thought it was an interesting sub-cultural experiment. that and it was funny.
If you want an on-line diary but LiveJournal just doesn't quite have your tone, try a DeadJournal instead!
LiveJournal's "Paid Accounts" model
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Ford Motor Co.'s Ford division will spend about $80 million this month to introduce a new campaign and the tagline, "Built to last."
The effort doubles what Ford spent last year ($40 million, according to Competitive Media Reporting), said Gerry Donnelly, Ford division marketing communications manager.
The client has bought 175 30-second units in CBS' Winter Olympics coverage, which began Feb. 6. The campaign also includes full-page ads in USA Today each day of the games, Donnelly said.
As expected, the 15-year-old "Have you driven a Ford lately?" tag was dropped [Adweek, Jan. 12]. The "Built to last" line is used for cars. "Built Ford tough" is retained for trucks.
The campaign, by J. Walter Thompson, Detroit, also features a change in approach from last year: All the ads are linked by a "storytelling" theme. The ads' "storyteller" is John Corbett (Chris the DJ from Northern Exposure), who narrates every spot. There are spots for the Mustang, Taurus, Escort ZX2, and F-Series pickup. Two more focus on the brand's history and the Race for the Cure, a breast cancer charity, respectively.
The ad for the F-Series features a wager between two friends, Ray and Charlie. Charlie bets Ray's truck cannot tow an 8,000-ton ship moored nearby. Of course, Charlie loses.
The Escort spot shows two women in a ZX2 attempting to lose a van that has been following them. They head down a small alley to elude the van, which drives past. Only then do the women realize their pursuer was the Publisher's Clearing House Prize Patrol.
Previously, the division's ads had all been unrelated, bar the tag.
Ford considered using the popular truck tag for cars, but that idea tested poorly with some women, said Bruce Rooke, executive vice president and creative director at JWT.
Also, Ford deliberately decided not to use a megastar such as Tom Hanks who would have "stolen the thunder" from the vehicles, and Corbett tested strongly, Donnelly said.


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Decades after the publication of Vendredi ou les limbes du Pacifique, Michel Tournier's rendering of the 1719 classic, The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, remains a narrative tour de force. Tournier's very first novel, Vendredi bespoke such virtuosity that it was awarded the highly prestigious Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française [French Academy's Grand Prize for a Novel] in 1967. Not one text, but many, it transposes Daniel Defoe's Enlightenment-era tale into a postmodern reflection on the Self and the Other in a remarkably compelling, multifaceted way. In fact, so fascinated was Tournier with the story that he reworked his novel into Vendredi ou la vie …
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Challenging day at Barber Beast on the Bay
1 The details. More than 700 athletes will compete in Saturday's Barber Beast on the Bay adventure challenge at Presque Isle State Park. They'll tackle 20 obstacles along the beaches, starting in waves at 8:30 a.m. Late sign-ups are Saturday from 7-9:30 a.m.; cost is $150. See map of obstacles at www.barberbeast.org.
2 Prime viewing spots. Beach 6 has Back of the Beast, where athletes crawl across netting stretched between cargo boxes. Waterworks has Trench Warfare; competitors navigate sand trenches. "Everest," a big sand mound, and a trail of tires are at Beach 10. An adapted event for adults with disabilities is at Beach 11.
3 After-party. Participants and spectators can attend an after-party at Waldameer Park's picnic groves. Dishes from Famous Dave's, Qdoba and Dunkin' Donuts will be available; so will beer for those 21 and older. Chasing Moira and Six Years After will play from noon to 4 p.m. Proceeds benefit Barber National Institute.


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The aQuelle Tour de Krantz MTB Classic is a regular feature on the ROAG Series calendar and will be staged on Saturday, 20 August 2016 in Harburg, KZN. The new 45km and 25km tracks were introduced last year and have received rave reviews on the enjoyment scale! The new 10km trail run additional has proven equally successful and due to popular demand a 5km trail run will also be added this year. Cyclists are encouraged to try out a combination of events and test their boundaries. The German hospitality and catering will be available as always including the beer garden, 'Kaffeestube', farmers market and a craft market.
The ever popular Aquelle Tour de Krantz took place in perfect weather conditions on Saturday 22 August 2015, in Harburg, KZN. The 25km and 45km riders were able to enjoy a new track design which took advantage of the magnificent scenery on offer from the cliffs of Laagerfarm. The 45km track was a fraction tougher than in previous years characterised by an elevation climb of approximately 1150m. Also new to this year's event was the 10km trail run which took riders to the top of the Mqeku falls along riverine courses, forestry, grassland and the Harburg dam. This addition to the day's events was very well received and attracted walkers , runners as well as cyclists who took on the challenge of combining the run with either of the 25km or 45km MTB track.
Brendon Davids successfully defended his title by winning the 45km in a time of 01:44:20 shaving two minutes off last years' time in the process despite having to do a bit more climbing in the 2015 race. Less than two minutes behind was Tyronne White followed by Andrew Hill in a time of 1:49:17. Jeannie Bomford has made it three in a row amongst the ladies taking the 45km title in a time of 02:57:52. Tiffany Keep and Hayley Smith came in second and third respectively only 30 seconds apart.
Timothy Nefdt, a junior men, was the overall men's winners in the 25km race in a time of 01:14:12. Reece McCallum came in second and Devon Baird in third. The Ladies 25km event was won by local girl Sabine Thies who showed her class by coming in 4th overall in a time of 01:19:54, eight minutes faster than last year's winning ladies winning time. Chloe Bateson came in second followed by Sarah Ryan in third.
ROAG played an integral part in the days proceedings as usual by taking charge of the timing and registration services. The Harburg community put up a great variety of comforts including the farmers market, stalls beer garden (with some fantastic craft beers on offer!) and Kaffeestube. Let's not forget the important role played by aQuelle and other sponsors in making the event possible and for supporting this fantastic addition to outdoor living! Well done to everyone who contributed on the day and we look forward to keeping the aQuelle Tour de Krantz an exciting event into the future.
The organisers are constantly on the look-out for fresh ideas and enjoyable additions to the MTB and trail run experience and welcome any feedback which riders and runners may have. This is a unique opportunity to see a different part of KZN and we look forward to welcoming visitors and participants at next year's event.


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What are you most proud of? I wish I had enough fabric to match the overlaps on the fronts, but as usual, I did not. I like playing with the ways that the 3 layers of "lapel" can be worn, depending on which layers are buttoned.
Gorgeous colour.
I use to wear a size 32 dress now a 14. I know how difficult it is to find clothing and what ugly clothes that hang in department stores. Everyone wants to put our women in black,brown,navy & grey or some unforgivable ugly print that makes us look like something from outer space. Women of any size should have the opportunity to wear fashionable clothes that reflect their inner personalities and make them feel like a million dollars when they wear something. I sew for these women and take great pride to allow them clothes that they can enjoy wearing and showing off. The neckline on this blouse is attractive and with contrasting material can be very flattering if given the right shape of material.
very pretty.
as always I love your work .It have been such inspiration to me ,not just in my sewing but in loving the figure I have .I am hot.
I really love the fabric pattern and colors. The pink collar really works for me. I like it!!