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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
How many handhelds is too many?
Julian, G4ILO once confessed to being fond of handheld radios. I'm the same! There's something magic about having a bit of handheld radio kit which can make interesting radio contacts, in some cases around the globe.
When the postman delivered another handheld last week, Julie said, completely in fun, 'you've got quite a few of those now'. And she's right. Let's see:
- Icom E92 144/432MHz FM/D-STAR
- Yaesu FT-817 1.8-432MHz All Modes (I sort of don't *really* class this as a handheld, but technically....)
- Baofeng UV-3R 144/432MHz FM micro transceiver
- Yaesu VX-1 144/432MHz FM micro transceiver (battery not very well!)
- Baofeng UV-5R 144/432MHz FM
- Palstar KH-6 50MHz FM
All except the E-92 and FT-817 have been acquired at quite modest prices over the years, so there's not an expense thing really.
The trouble is, that strictly speaking, there are a couple more I wouldn't mind. Something like a Yaesu VX-8GR with APRS/GPS capability built in. That would be fun. And then there's the Alinco DJ-G7 which does 144/432 and 1296MHz. I'd really like to try 1296MHz! By the way, check out Rob, MW0DNK's review of the DJ-G7 on his very interesting new blog.
Maybe some consolidation would be good - but they all do different things.Honest!
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- MW0DNK said...
I confess to the same weakness and am comforted by not being alone. My haul includes two marine radios as well as three or four amateur radios. How indulgent was having TWO E92D's ?
One had to go....
- Alex Hill said...
I can recommend the Yaesu VX8-GR if you needed any more encouragement. I got mine to replace a VX-3 and it gets used more than my other rigs. The GPS is a bit slow to get a fix but the APRS function will add a great 'new' aspect to your collection.
You also clearly need a 4m one too otherwise there'll be a gap ;-)
Alex, g7kse
- Tim said...
Thanks Alex!
Actually, I did have a 4m one. I made about 1 QSO on it in 12 months, so I felt it wasn't earning its' keep.
Though one of the Wouxun 70/144MHz ones would be easier to justify :-)
Yes, that APRS thing is nagging away....As is 23cms....!!
- g4fre said...
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i am having trouble getting baby to be ok when I leave her, even for just a couple hours and REALLY need advice.
LO nurses sometimes every hour or two during the day, and she is sleeping all night most of the time (10:30 p.m.-5:30 a.m.).
I go back to work in 2 weeks. I work the 3-11 p.m. shift as a nurse and am gone from the house from 2:15 until close to midnight. I know I can only pump twice at work- and that's going to be hard, but I will make it work.
I tried leaving her with dh twice in the last week for a few hours with pumped milk and the Avent bottle. I said 2 oz. at a time, and I nursed her right before leaving at 5 p.m. At 6 she wanted to eat and sucked down the 2 oz. quickly. Then she cried the entire time until I came home. After I came home she nursed for a few minutes both times, but was awake msotly crying for HOURS afterwards, up well past midnight as well. She vomited both times- I think from all the crying for hours.
I am dreading going back to work, and so is dh who doesn't like the thought of her screaming for 9-10 hours while I am gone.
Should we introduce a pacifier to help with sucking needs maybe?
Why do you think she is crying for hours when I am gone? None of my others have done this and I have worked and pumped with the last three kids!!!
I tried leaving her in the church nursery tonight for 45 minutes and she got so worked up that after she nursed she still cried all the way home, nursed again at home, then vomited after crying again for a while.
I don't know what to do and this is fast approaching. I also need to be able to go somewhere with a friend sometimes, or spend time with one of my other kids- there are six others! I'm feeling so tied down- no free time- can barely get a shower, read the paper, or just sit alone and think by myself...I just don't understand what's going on with her....or what to do...please help...oh, btw, she is 8 weeks old now.

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Temptation was too hard to resist for this B+ list reality star from an A list network reality show. He hooked up with two different women after an event while his girlfriend stayed back home.
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It depends on whether the chick would do it even if the drugs weren't on "the table".
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Date - June 26th, 2013
I had been awaiting this night since the tour was announced, I've been a big fan of all 3 bands for a while, so I knew there was no way I could miss it, even though up until 2 hours before I got to the venue I had no ride or way there, cut it a little close but I made it.
I was originally suppose to interview Intronaut but we never got the contact info in the email (also have a STS email interview), but I was still on both guests lists so my friend and I just walked in to find there were less than 20 people in the building (not including bands/crews) which was pathetic, the crowd got big for STS but it pisses me off when people won't come early and check out the locals. I ended up running into Sasha from Intronaut and mentioned who I worked with and what happened with the email and contact info, he apologized and offered to do an email interview, so at least we're still getting one, which was nice of him to do.
There were two locals playing the show (both are instrumental bands), and after a short wait the first band Auto!Automatic!! took the stage. This band are in the same vein as Scale The Summit, but they use a lot of guitar and pedal effects to create a sometimes spacy sound, they're definitely one of the better Tampa local bands out there, go check them out if you haven't.
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Once they took down all of MOTA's equipment they began setting up for the band people were obviously mainly there to see, Scale The Summit. I was glad to see this band were on the bill because I have missed seeing them live 4 times in the last years so it was a great bonus to an already incredible lineup. Scale The Summit showed that they are amongst the best when it comes to musicianship and technicality, their set was at times intense and heavy, others it was almost soothing. Also I haven't seen two guitarists melodize as well as they did in quite a while, they deserve much more recognition than they get. If you haven't seen them live and you're even remotely a fan of their music I highly recommend you go see them next time they come through your city.
Once Scale the Summit ended I'd say a third of the entire audience left the venue, apparently this has been happening almost every night of the tour, which is absurd, because Intronaut are one of the extremely few bands I can say are absolute perfection live, there are very few bands I've seen live that were as tight and on queue which each other. I was mostly excited to hear music off their latest release Habitual Levitations, which most "hardcore" Intronaut fans weren't happy with due to the lack of guttural vocals, but personally I think it's a better album than Valley Of Smoke, although I do enjoy everything they've ever released. They also had a cool light/laser show going on which I assume is a direct influence from opening for Tool earlier this year. The thing I loved most about the new album was when Sasha and Dave would harmonize, and as great as it is on album, it's 10x better live, there are very few who can harmonize as well as the two, both with vocals and on guitar. I personally feel Intronaut are one of the essential must see live bands for any metal fan, plain and simple.
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Please Note: Starting with the 2008-09 profiles, we are using medians instead of averages for the comparison groups. Medians represent the school in the middle of each statistic - i.e., there are equal numbers of schools above and below the median. For this reason, we felt this was more representative of the "typical" school than average, which can be more strongly influenced by outliers.
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"LG selected NVIDIA Tegra because it enables a new mobile experience and content capabilities. Tegra 2 features a number of mobile "firsts": the first mobile dual-core CPU, the only ultra low-power NVIDIA GeForce? GPU and the first 1080p HD mobile video processor," a statement by LG reads.
LG will integrate Tegra 2 into its Optimus-series smartphones, which is a new line of innovative mobile products that are due in Q4 2010. No details about the new cell phones are officially known at the moment. Nonetheless, it is logical to expect large screens, numerous connectivity technologies and orientation mostly on those, who demand high performance and rich feature-set.
LG is the first company to adopt Nvidia Tegra 2 for a mass product. Earlier a number of companies demonstrated prototypes of devices based on Tegra SoCs, but those products have never reached mass production. What is rather noteworthy is that LG earlier this year demonstrated a high-end smartphone powered by Intel Corp.'s Moorestown mobile SoC, but later decided not to release it commercially.
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I'm very happy to a doing a cooking demo and book signings Saturday and Sunday, Sept, 27 and 28th in Portland at Oregon's largest plant-based food event!
- Free samples of hundreds of different foods!
- Speakers
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I'll be the featured author at this year's Walk for Farm Animals. I will have copies for Vegan Chocolate and More Great Good Dairy-Free Dessserts for sale at a discount, and a percentage of sales will be donated to Farm Sanctuary.
The Walk for Farm Animals raises vital funds for Farm Sanctuary's lifesaving work and brings together thousands of people to change hearts and minds about farm animals. Will you join us in New York to support compassion for all?
- Early adult registration is only $15
- Event-day registration will be $25
- Children under 18 are FREE!
- Guest Speaker: Gene Baur, Farm Sanctuary's President and Co-founder
Walk Details
Central Park (Merchant's Gate)
October 18, 2014
Check-in: 10 AM
Yoga Stretch: 10:30 AM (provided by Derek Pashupa Goodwin)
Walk: 11 AM – 2 PM
*We will start the 2.25 mile route at 11 AM and will walk for about 1 hour. Celebration to follow.*
Directions and Parking: The New York Walk will be held at Central Park. You can enter "4 Columbus Circle, New York, NY" into your GPS for directions to the general area. We will meet at Merchant's Gate which is at the Columbus Circle entrance to the park (SW corner). For a visual guide, we will be at the red box on this map . The closest subway station is 59th Street – Columbus Circle (A, C, D, 1). You may plan your trip using public transportation at MTA.info. For those parking, you can visit this site to find the best parking rates for the area.
Entertainment: Musical entertainment to be announced.
Children's Costume Contest: This year we will be holding a children's costume contest at the New York Walk! Participants must be ages 12 and under and you may come dressed as anything you wish (it does not have to be animal oriented). Participants will be judged on realism and creativity! Extra points if it looks like you are having loads of fun! The winner will receive a prize, and there will be runner up prizes as well! We look forward to seeing what the younger generation of farm animal lovers will surprise us with! Any questions, please contact Farm Sanctuary: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Book Signing: Fran Costigan, "Queen of Vegan Desserts!" Fran is an internationally recognized culinary instructor, author and consultant whose innovative recipes marry healthy eating with sumptuous tastes. A professionally trained pastry chef, Fran worked in both traditional and vegan kitchens before moving into teaching over 22 years ago. She will be selling her books, Vegan Chocolate: Unapologetically Luscious and Decadent Dairy-Free Desserts and More Great Good Dairy-Free Desserts Naturally, at the Walk. Please bring cash to purchase.
Walk Information
The 2.25 mile Walk route can be found here. The Walk will be held rain or shine. Dogs are welcome at this event.
Please RSVP to Assistant at FranCostigan.com if you plan on attending.
My vegan chocolate demo, after dinner on Friday night, Feb 6th kicks off this sensational weekend as you explore the divine world of chocolate at Mohonk Mountain House. If you love chocolate, this is the time to visit the mountaintop! Get the best recipes, advice and samplings from those who have made their chocolate passion a lifetime pursuit. Chocolate infused Mohonk—two great things mixed together to create the ultimate chocolate obsession.
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I'm very excited to see the beautiful space that is the Google YouTube offices in San Bruno, CA. Working with this team, including the pastry chef has been a dream. Did you know that the ingredients are local, organic and fair-traded? The pastry team is making the Ganache Glazed Chocolate Torte to Live For, both wheat and gluten free versions and serving the Vanilla Pastry Cream from Vegan Chocolate. My cookbook trailer, as seen on YouTube will be shown and some of the ingredients from the recipes will be set out in an area of the cafe. I'll be available to answer questions about the recipes. Do you think the googlers will like the cakes? I'll be surprised if they don't. Books will be available for purchase.
See the Frank Gehry-designed Binoculars Building just two blocks from the beach and you'll have found Google Los Angeles. I'm certainly looking forward to doing an Authors@Google talk and demonstration cooking class. As this is google, the food is fresh, organic and very vegan friendly. I'm making the Chocolate Torte to Live For, Ganache Glazed and serving the cakes with Vanila Cream and fresh berries. A YouTube Video will be made and I'll post the link. Working at Google LA has it's benefits.
Tierno Tours and Green Earth Travel invite you to join me for a one week vegan tour in Italy's Amalfi coast region.
On this tour, you will be taken to Cilento, Vetri Sul Mare, Felitto, the Monastery of Padula,Villa Cosilinum, Palinuro, the Castle of Roccadaspide, the Amalfi Coast, the port of Salerno, Pompeii and Peastum. Attendees stay at one of six B&Bs in the National Park of Cilento – Italy's second largest national park. Cilento is one of the eight UNESCO World Heritage sites in the area. Historically, the Cilentana diet is hugely plant-based, and organic too. So the area is incredibly vegan-friendly!
The fully escorted one-week tour will include:
- 7 Breakfasts continental
- 4 Lunches, including wine
- 7 Dinners, including wine
- 7 Nights in four-star Villa/B&B
- Transfers to and from Naples Airport
- Admission to sites on tour
- English speaking guide the entire stay
- First class motor coach
- Tips for baggage handling, taxes and hotel gratuity, except Tour Director
Optional departure from U.S. on overnight flight to Naples (D, B on board flight)
Day 1 – Saturday
Arrive in Naples airport (NAP), ride down to Cilento, stopping in Vetri Sul Mare – a small town where we will see ceramic making demos in almost every shop along Main Street. Then continue on to check into villas and gather together for a welcome dinner with your special guest/s (L, D)
Day 2 – Sunday
Felitto – Harvest nature walk, where we will learn about all the wild greens, vegetables and herbs that have been used for centuries in the local dishes of Cilento. After our harvest walk, we will have lunch in a local farm house. After lunch, we can choose to take a
ride down the river on a paddle boat* or a nature walk throughout the mountains of Felitto (B, L, D)
Day 3 – Monday
Our first stop is the Monastery of Padula, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest antiquity of southern Italy. We will have lunch in Villa Cosilinum, a beautiful restored villa at the top of this village. After lunch, we will have a tour of Joe Petrosino's home before heading back to the villa for dinner and cooking lesson (B, L, D)
Day 4 – Tuesday
Drive down the Coast of Cilento to the village of Palinuro, where we will get our boat ride to the five grottos (caves) of the cape. We will have lunch overlooking the water and then free time on the beach. Dinner includes a cooking lesson. (B, L, D)
Day 5 – Wednesday
Tour of the Castle of Roccadaspide, built in 1242 by Fredrick II, passed down to the Duke Ettore Giuliani, who will give us the tour himself. After lunch at a local trattoria we will take a ride to the city of Agropoli where we will have free time to explore the city. Next we will drive back to the villa for Pizza Night, we will make our own brick oven pizza (B, L, D)
Day 6 – Thursday
We are heading to the Amalfi Coast. Leaving from the port of Salerno you can choose to spend the morning in Positano or the Island of Capri. Dinner back at the villa (B, D)
Day 7 – Friday
We are spending our last day in Pompeii we will have a two hour guided tour of the ancient city then drive back to the villa stopping at Peastum where you can see three of the best preserved collections of Greek temples outside of Greece. (B, D)
We will provide a list of things to do and vegan friendly places to eat and offer the option to come with us to see your favorite spots on free days.
Day 8 – Saturday
Transfer to Naples airport (NAP) (B)
*Boat rides are subject to weather and seasons
Please contact Donna of Green Earth Travel for bookings, questions, etc. at (301) 229-5666 or email@example.com


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Kings Row Gastropub's fine food and drink feed well off each other
By Dan O'Heron 07/14/2011
Pub hoppers in Pasadena are discovering a new crawl space with beverages and food so fascinating they're stopping in their tracks and not moving on.
Called Kings Row, the new gastropub is inviting to both people who indulge in fine beers and those who cultivate the finer points of its marriage with food. "The bar focuses on domestic craft beers and Belgian ales," but, said Rob Rice, managing partner and culinary director, "as a classic public house, our emphasis is on high quality food."
I was glad to hear that: The most delicious of beers won't be enjoyed as much if other elements of the drinking experience fall flat.
Some eight draft beers, two-dozen bottled beers, a dozen large-format bottles of beer, along with 10 suitable wines by the glass and some fancy cocktails, all come from a very attractive main bar layout. It heads up twin dining rooms that are coolly gracious without pretense. In one, a retractable roof keeps the sun at bay when it's annoying, but extends a patio into the bar/lounge, letting the moon drop in when it's time.
The ambiance enhances the night-life expectancy in Old Pasadena of the company being kept: largely young people who know how to act. Looking over the crowd, I thought about Ray Oldenburg's book, "The Great Third Place," and some passages that idealized the local pub: "It is the great third place. The first is home. The second is the workplace. The third is the informal gathering place. ... Most people go as individuals, not groups, with the certain knowledge that their friends will be there."
But when no friends show, bull sessions with engaging bartenders like Sonny Turco, I'm told, will cheer up any evening.
While I was thinking about drinking a couple of Chimay Tripel White Belgium drafts ($9 each), before ordering food — a true Irishman never eats on an empty stomach — I knew a third glass, with its yeasty sweetness of creamy apricot, would sit well with a spicy bratwurst sausage.
Before committing, I noticed one well-dressed customer was swirling beer around in his mouth like it was wine. This is something I've never seen done next door at Freddy's 35er. But Kings Row, among its ultra-exclusive beers, does serve Budweiser. Partner Rice said he respects the way it's made and its taste.
Suddenly, shouts of glee from two young women shook me from my musings: In any place where liquor is served, startling outbursts often point to the likelihood something offensive being done in one's elation.
To my relief, the women were enthusing over the sight of a dinner being served, which I'd later learn is called a "Shepherd's Stack." Standing tall, in the shallows of a red wine beef gravy, are two inch-thick meatloaf patties four inches in diameter. Layered in between, mashed potatoes are lined with asparagus spears and pebbled with fresh corn. But it doesn't stop there. Crowned with ravels of fried onion rings, the patties are banded in bacon strips. And it isn't all show. The meatloaf — made from ground veal, beef and pork — is the best I've ever tasted. The patties were moist but still firm enough not to crumple under the fork. For $17, two people could dismantle the dish and enjoy a fine dinner.
Another dish that I sampled, "Crack Mac" ($11), should draw some noisy attention. Crusted golden brown, the interior of the pasta sponges is a melted mélange of creamy, nut-like Gouda, rich, sharp Parmesan and white chocolate, plus bacon and a couple of secret ingredients. For a mac and cheese dish, its got what it takes to reach a top shelf.
Many dishes like warm asparagus salad ($11), Alsatian Pizza ($13), and "bubble and squeak" ($9), are enhanced with a Lustenberger Gruyere. Made in Belgian, the cheese is highly prized for both its melting properties and for eating out-of-hand.
In England and Scotland, the name "bubble and squeak" comes from the sound made when equal parts of mashed potatoes and cooked cabbage are fried until brown, but some critics say it comes from one's stomach after eating. The Kings Row concoction, which involves fingerling potatoes, asparagus, smoked salmon, bacon, Gruyere and a fried duck egg, claims to turn a mere squeak into a skirl of celebrating bagpipes.
Corn dogs, the likes of which you won't find in any mall, are made from Kobe beef or merguez sausage ($12 each for dinner). Root beer-corn battered, the local artisan-made merguez lamb link is likely spiked with chilies and mixed with fruity ground sumac berries, per a classic French/North African recipe. During Happy Hour, it goes for $5.
Happy Hour, 4 to 7 p.m. daily,
10 p.m. until closing Sunday through Wednesday and all day Tuesdays features $3 Modelo and Budweiser drafts. You can get a pint of dry TAPS Irish Red for $5, plus $5 glasses of wine and $4.75 cocktails. Food items include fish and chips for $9. Live bands appear on Fridays and Saturdays, and there's a prix fixe "County Line" bluegrass brunch with Southern-fired chicken and grass-fed rib-eye steaks.
Many will keep coming here for entertainments in an atmosphere surrounding good company, plus great beers and summer cooling cocktails like a cucumber infused vodka/strawberry cordial. But it's the "Shepherd's Stack" that will get me back. n
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In 2003, 1,397 civil unions were established in Vermont, down from 1,707 in 2002. The highest number (185) occurred in August.
Civil unions involving out-of-state residents accounted for almost 90 percent of the total number of civil unions (Table I-2), the same as 2002. The states with the largest number of residents who established civil unions were New York, followed by Massachusetts and Florida (Table I-1). The largest number of Vermont residents who established civil unions resided in Chittenden County (Table I-2).
Seventy-four percent of the civil unions were between female partners, up from 70 percent in 2002, and the most common age group for male partners was 35 to 39, and for female partners it was 30 to 34 (Table I-4). Civil union partners tend to be highly educated: 55 percent completed at least four years of college (Table I-5).
(Table I-6) shows the total number of civil unions or marriages, including the current civil union, that each person has been a party to during their lives. For 76 percent of the civil union partners, this was their first union, or marriage.
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The Portales Schools Performing Arts Department is conducting its second annual Phone Card Drive for soldiers serving overseas. Members are collecting unused phone cards or donations to buy them to distribute to military personnel in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Donation jars are to be available at winter performances. The concerts are free and at the Portales High School Performing Arts Center.
Upcoming performances are:
• Portales Junior High School band and choir Christmas Concert and art display, 7 p.m. Tuesday
• Lindsey Elementary School sixth-grade band and choir concert, 7 p.m. Thursday
• Brown Early Childhood Center Christmas program, 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 2 p.m. Dec. 16
• Portales High School band and choir Christmas Concert and art display, 7 p.m. Dec. 16


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Berlin looks to bill for false alarmsBy David Delcore
Staff Writer | May 22,2013BERLIN The Select Board is considering letting the towns police and volunteer fire departments charge an escalating fee for responding to calls that turn out to be nothing.
In a move designed to recover the expenses of dealing with what they described as an inordinate number of false alarms, Fire Chief Miles Silk Jr. and Police Chief Bill Wolfe both urged the board to enact an ordinance similar to those in some surrounding communities.
If approved as presented to the board at its Monday night meeting, the ordinance would create a mechanism for both departments to recoup costs associated with alarms that go off when they shouldnt.
Silk told the board that volunteer firefighters respond to hundreds of false alarms a year. The proposed ordinance, he said, could begin to take some of the financial sting out of an all-too-familiar sequence of events that begins when an alarm sounds.
We have a lot of commercial fire alarms and were burning a lot of fuel every time we run out to these, Silk said.
Wolfe echoed that, suggesting the proposed ordinance would help offset the expense of responding to security alarms at commercial establishments.
As much as we welcome the commercial segment in Berlin, they do drain (our) resources, he said.
Under the proposed ordinance, businesses would be entitled to two false alarms per calendar year one between January and July and the other from July to December. A second alarm during either of those six-month spans would trigger a $100 fee, and any subsequent alarm in that same time frame would cost $200 each.
By way of example Silk said there were more than 30 alarm activations at the Price Chopper Plaza on the Barre-Montpelier Road during renovations last year in the space now occupied by Staples. Those alarms alone could have generated in excess of $5,500 in revenue under the proposed ordinance.
According to Silk, that money would be both billed and collected by the chiefs of both departments.
At least with respect to the Volunteer Fire Department that arrangement would funnel the new revenue away from the general fund and directly to the autonomous department that incurred the expense.
The town would have no role in collecting or accounting for that money, and the Select Boards only responsibility under the proposed ordinance would be to entertain appeals and consider requests for waivers.
Though the Volunteer Fire Department is partly subsidized with local tax dollars, it is an independent organization, unlike the Police Department. For the past two years the volunteer firefighters have tried but failed to persuade voters to appropriate an additional $180,000 to the department to allow round-the-clock staffing at the Four Corners Station.
Silk said some central Vermont communities Barre, Waterbury and Stowe among them have alarm ordinances and that given the concentration of large commercial buildings in Berlin adopting one makes sense.
Town Administrator Jeff Schulz said that will first require scheduling a public hearing on the proposed ordinance something the board agreed to consider at its next meeting.
The proposed ordinance includes a couple of other requirements and allows for a fine of up to $500 for violating any of them. Failure to pay the proposed service fee within 30 days would be a violation.
Silk said one advantage of the proposed ordinance is that it could prompt property owners to take better care of their alarm systems to avoid fees. Town-owned properties and the Volunteer Fire Department would be exempt from the ordinance, he said.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. Full StoryVermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell plans to join the U.S. Full StoryMONTPELIER Gov. Full Story
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Home List of Titles Indigenous enterprise in the social context : the New Zealand indigenous entrepreneur
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/5672
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- Indigenous enterprise in the social context : the New Zealand indigenous entrepreneur
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- Maritz, Alex
- Abstract
- This study involves a review of New Zealand indigenous entrepreneurs, whereby the proposition of work-life balance is examined. The New Zealand indigenous entrepreneur is an opportunity based entrepreneur, opting for social integration of work-life balance versus wealth creation. The study introduces a two-tiered research focus on indigenous lifestyle entrepreneurs; incorporating GEM Aotearoa (2005) data and empirical analysis from the Thompson (2002) entrepreneurial character theme questionnaire. GEM Aotearoa included 2002 DIGIPOL surveys, and the second-tier included the distribution of a webbased Surveypro questionnaire to 211 indigenous entrepreneurs. A quantitative analysis of the two-tiered research process was carried out primarily using SPSS and inferential statistics techniques. GEM (NZ) analysis made use of statistics and tabulations in line with international GEM guidelines, whilst the entrepreneurial character theme analysis involved the development of a themed scorecard. New Zealand indigenous entrepreneurs rank decisively high on social entrepreneurship factors of independence and lifestyle, and correspondingly low on the motive to increase personal wealth. Implications include recommendations to synergise the independence motive with wealth creation by enabling the leadership associations in New Zealand indigenous entrepreneurs. The paper creates a framework for additional research in the field of social and lifestyle entrepreneurship across cultures and ethnicity.
- Publication type
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- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Business and Enterprise. Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship
- Source
- International Indigenous Journal of Entrepreneurship, Advancement, Strategy and Education, Vol. 2, no. 2 (2006), p. 1-15
- Publication year
- 2006
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- Indigenous; Entrepreneur; New Zealand; Lifestyle
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- 1177-0317
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BRATTLEBORO The son of a former Vermont police chief has won a $110,000 settlement after suing the Ohio state patrol for excessive force almost a decade ago.
Eugene Wrinn, of Guilford, said he was disoriented after a 2005 crash and couldnt understand an officers instructions to stay in his vehicle.
A court announcement Tuesday said Wrinn was hit in the head with a flashlight, had a stun gun used on him and was kicked in the legs.
Wrinn said he was hospitalized with injuries, including head trauma, and ran up more than $30,000 in bills.
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We've been having some problems for a little while with my dd nursing, taking a bottle or sippy cup. We don't normally give her a bottle but I'm thinking she needs fluids. When my dd wakes up in the morning she doesn't want anything to do with my bbs, bottle or sippy cup. So is it normal for me to just give her breakfast? I totally feel like I have no idea what is going on with her lately. When you think about it the last time she nurses is before bed at 7pm the night before. I know at this age they should be slowing down on feedings but the only way she will nurse period is if she is half asleep. Can someone please shed some light for me? I'm about at my wits-end. I never worried about her weight or her fluid intake before because we've never had a problem, but now I can't help but worry.
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Iowa Hawkeyes head football coach Kirk Ferentz has taken his share of heat lately, most of it deserved.
However, it is worthwhile to consider some of the great moments he has brought to Iowa football. It is also worthwhile to keep in mind that while his current contract may be absurd, and it makes him effectively untouchable, he did earn it.
Lastly, there has been a positive return on the investment in his time at Iowa thus far. Therefore, absurd contract or not, he has earned one more chance to turn this program around.
The following will recount Ferentz's 14 greatest individual wins as the Iowa head coach. That is one for each year he has been in Iowa City, though, admittedly, the majority of the wins came between 2002 and 2004, an era that seems so long ago.
The wins are listed from least greatest to greatest.
The ranking not only takes into consideration the game itself, but also the importance of the game to the program and whether it contributed to a successful season overall.
For example, the 2006 Syracuse game, while exciting to watch—or at least overtime was exciting—was one small glimmer in an abysmal year. It was also against a team that finished the season 4-8 and whose head coach was pretty abysmal.
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Too warm for making snow at ski hills
Ski hills delaying opening until weather cools off
Warmer temperatures this Thanksgiving week is making it tough for snow lovers to hit the slopes in Wisconsin.
Granite Peak at Rib Mountain has delayed its opening until at least Dec. 1. The ski hill began making snow Nov. 11, but after a couple days the temperatures were too warm to continue. Granite Peak manager Brandon Marquardt told WAOW-TV it's always a gamble on when Wisconsin's weather will cooperate for eager skiers, snowboarders and tubers.
The website www.skicentral.com says only one of 16 Wisconsin ski resorts reporting is open for skiing and snowboarding. Trollhaugen in northwestern Wisconsin says it has a base depth of 18 to 48 inches and has been busy making snow at its hill in Dresser.
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Protect Berlin PondJune 15,2013
Protect Berlin Pond
My wife and I have lived on Berlin Pond since 1975. We have enjoyed the beauty of the pond and the quietness that it has provided. In the summer there is nothing like the sounds of the loons talking to each other early in the morning and late evening. We have enjoyed seeing the many flocks of Canada geese that use the pond as a resting place before moving south for the winter months. We have also enjoyed watching the snow geese cover most of the south side of the pond by the thousands as they make their journey south.
That has all changed over the past year since the Supreme Court opened the pond for recreation. We saw only a few flocks of geese on the pond last fall and this spring. I have witnessed boaters chase the geese from their nesting place so the fishermen can catch the bass that they cannot keep. I never saw an otter on the ice this past spring. The bald eagle has not been seen thus far. My wife picked up more than 10 bags of trash that was left behind this spring for Green Up Day. The traffic has increased twofold, and the safety of the walkers, bikers and joggers has decreased.
All said, this is minor compared with what could happen to the drinking water that is supplied to the residents of the town of Berlin, Montpelier and the businesses that depend on this pond. Just imagine if the water treatment plant could no longer provide you with safe drinking water. You would not know you are drinking gasoline until you got sick. You would not know that zebra mussels covered the intake and no water was coming out of your faucet. To fix these problems costs money, money that in the end will come out of your pockets.
If I were on this water system and depended on it for my health and the health of my loved ones, I would do everything I could to protect the water from harm. There is no other alternative to provide you with some of the purest drinking water in the area than Berlin Pond. Protect Berlin Pond for your health.
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Haven't you found things around your town and wondered how they got here?
For instance The Lady of the House and I were watching a movie we picked up at a yard sale.
These words popped up occasionally along the bottom of the screen throughout the flick.
"Now how'd that get here?" I wondered aloud. "Do you suppose someone around here judges films?" I suppose I'll never know.
Then there was the man who wanted a part for a bicycle he was fixing for his granddaughter. The part had the name "Styria" stamped on it. I'd never heard of such a bike. With a quick look on the Internet I found out Styria bicycles are made in Austria. How did a bicycle from Austria end up in eastern New Mexico?
"My son lives in Albuquerque," said the man. "He bought it at a yard sale at Kirtland Air Force Base." I imagined an airman picked up the bike in Europe and brought it back to the states.
And then there was the Hildegarde album I bought for 33 cents at a garage sale over in Bailey County, Texas. It was just hanging out with Johnny Paycheck and George Jones records. You just don't find Hildegarde albums lying around.
Hildegarde was a singer popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Revlon even named a lipstick after her long ago. My parents knew Hildegarde because of my dad's work; he managed hotels. When she came to town to sing she'd stay at my dad's hotel.
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Richard Petrone, associate professor in Lauriers Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, is part of a research team working on re-building peatland fens on the sites of depleted oil sand mines in northern Alberta.
Petrone is one of four environmental researchers who have received a total of $6.7 million in funding as one of the largest-ever Collaborative Research and Development Grants, combining funding from industry and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). Of the funding, $2.65 million is from NSERC, and the rest is from Suncor Energy Inc., Imperial Oil Resources Ltd., and Shell Canada Energy.
Led by University of Waterloo geographer Jonathan Price, the group has begun work on establishing a pilot site on Suncor land in northern Alberta. Fens, groundwater-fed peatlands, cover much of the area landscape. The goal is to design and construct a fen on the reclaimed mine site, then to monitor how it develops into a real fen over the years.
Research is vitally important to an economically and socially sustainable oil sands industry. Successful reclamation of the land used for mining is a big part of that, said NSERC President Suzanne Fortier. The research being done by Dr. Price and his team will help Canadian companies reintroduce plants and forests into regions after mining operations have ended, furthering Canadas leadership in this important research area.
Petrone will be responsible for looking at the exchange of carbon and water between the fen and atmosphere, and tracking how the constructed fen compares to nearby natural ecosystems.
Petrone has studied the natural systems in this boreal region for 10 years. We have previously studied how natural fens in this climate type function and have used this knowledge to design the fen in this project, said Petrone. I am sure there will be some surprises as the site evolves, but we expect to see that this fen will be on the trajectory to becoming a self-sustaining peat-accumulating system over the next decade.
Petrones fieldwork in northern Alberta will include lots of students. Six graduate students from Laurier are already tied to the program, and with this grant, more students and more post-doctoral fellows will be added.
Petrone and his team will be heading for northern Alberta early this summer to work on the nearby natural reference sites and begin instrumentation on the experimental site. Its an 11-hectare lab experiment, according to Petrone.
We are not only testing the construction of fens but, through the natural reference site work, are also learning a lot more about the details of the natural ecohydrological processes in boreal peatlands. This will not only ensure the successful reclamation of mined sites but also help us understand how climate change and land use change may impact natural peatlands in this region.
Petrone is director of Lauriers Cold Regions Research Centre, specializing in wetland ecohydrology in Canadas boreal region, and a researcher with the Laurier Institute for Water Science.
For additional information about the project, see the University of Waterloo news release:
Waterloo expert leading unprecedented project to rebuild peatlands in oil sands country.
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Al Foster Quartet: Live at the Village Vanguard
May 22, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: concerts, Interviews, Jazz Osmosis, Listening Post, Live Jazz Concert Village Vanguard WBGO NPR, Live Music, Places and Spaces
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Listen to the show.
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Live Blog - Al Foster Quartet at the Village Vanguard
May 21, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: concerts, Jazz Alive, Live Music Blogging
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Greetings from the worst seat in the house! Because the Village Vanguard is underground, my wifi card gets a very limited signal, so I am blogging from the top of the rear stairwell. I can still hear the music, but visuals are a bit lackluster. There are some advantages, though - I'm close to the restroom and the bar...
First song is Miles Davis' So What. From the album Kind of Blue.
9:11 Crowd is definitely into it. This next one is Al Foster's original. Called "The Chief." Foster doesn't write a lot of music, so it's nice to hear. Eli DeGibri on soprano.
9:17 Damn. These guys are great. Anyone agree?
9:19 Man, Al Foster's cymbals....yowza.
9:22 Horace Silver's "Peace." Al Foster's first recording was with Horace Silver's trumpeter, Blue Mitchell. Blue Note record called The Thing to Do.
9:24 Very early Chick Corea on that record too...
9:36 Still Taking the A Train. So will I later tonight...
9:40 Cantaloupe Island, a Herbie Hancock tune. Lots of jazz classics for tonight's set.
9:52 That song was another Foster original. Named "Brandyn," after Al's only son. He has FOUR daughters!!!
9:54 Steve the club mgr just pointed out Sigourney Weaver in the house. Looking for Aliens right now...
9:56 Love this one - Jean-Pierre, from Miles Davis...
10:35 Thanks to everyone at the Village Vanguard, including Jed Eisenman, AND especially Lorraine Gordon, who I forgot in the end credits...She's gonna get me for that oversight...oy. And thanks to you all who listened tonight on WBGO, or NPR Music. Maybe you checked out some photos?
Next show at the Village Vanguard is June 11th - Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos. And Brian Blade and the Fellowship Band on June 18th.
-Josh Jackson, your humble producer and host for this series.