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W. G. Constable papers, 1905-1981
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Constable, W. G. (William George), b. 1887 d. 1976
Curator, Art historian
Active in Boston, Mass.
Collection size: 25.7 linear feet
Collection Summary: The papers of art historian and museum curator W.G. (William George) Constable measure 25.7 linear feet and date from 1905 to 1981, with the bulk of the material from 1920 to 1976. The papers include biographical material; professional and personal correspondence; extensive lectures, writings, and notes; exhibition and book research files; printed materials; and photographs, glass plate negatives, and slides. There is substantive correspondence related to Constable's participation in the American Defense Harvard Group and about the formation of the Roberts Commission, including correspondence with Ralph Perry, Hugh Hencken, Paul Sachs, and George L. Stout. There are numerous official reports prepared by Constable after World War II for the U. S. Office of Military Government for Germany.
Biographical/Historical Note: W.G. Constable (1887-1976) was an art historian and museum curator in Boston, Massachusetts. Born in Derby, England, and studied for the bar at Cambridge University. Following World War I military service, he decided to pursue art instead of law. For three years, he attended the Slade School and the Bartlett School of Architecture. In 1923, he joined the National Gallery, becoming Assistant Director in 1929, but accepted the position of Director of the Courtauld Institute the following year. In 1938, Constable became Curator of Paintings at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts until his retirement in 1957. W. G. Constable was a distant relative of the early 19th century British painter, John Constable.
The papers of W.G. Constable were donated in multiple gifts from 1978 to 1979 and in 1987 to 1988 by his son Giles Constable. Four additional boxes of Constable's research on Canaletto were donated by researcher J.G. Links in 1985.
Funding for the processing of this collection was provided by the Terra Foundation for American Art.
How to Use this Collection
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- Portions of this collection are available on 35 mm microfilm reels 3060-3089 at Archives of American Art offices, and through interlibrary loan. Researchers should note that the arrangement of the papers as described in the finding aid does not reflect the microfilmed order. The microfilm does not represent the entire collection.
- Collection is being processed and digitized and is CLOSED to researchers.
- For more information on using the Archives' resources, see the FAQ or Ask Us.
Also in the Archives
- Oral history interview with W. G. Constable, 1972 July -1973 June
- W. G. Constable photograph and clipping, [undated]
Related MaterialsThe Archives also holds additional materials related to W.G. Constable, including an oral history interview with Constable conducted by Robert Brown in 1972-1973, and a photograph and clipping of Constable donated by Eleanor Barton in 1982.
Additional W. G. Constable papers also located at: St. Johns College, Cambridge, England.
Additional W. G. Constable papers also located at: Warburg Institute, London, England.
Additional W. G. Constable papers also located at: National Gallery, London, England.
Academic Assistance Committee files located at: Society for the Protection of Science and Learning, 20-21 Compton Terrace, London, England.
Photographs of works of art located at: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and British Studies Center, Yale University, New Haven, Ct.
Records relating to his tenure at MFAB located at: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

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Would you ride Caltrain if it was free? That's the lure of Caltrain's Go Pass, which allows employers to purchase an annual pass for unlimited rides throughout Caltrain's system for all employees.
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The Skoll Foundation has just 36 employees but sees major benefits from its participation in the program. "The foundation has a strong commitment to the environment, and we were looking for ways to encourage our employees to use public transportation," said Controller Rob Lenahan. "At the time, we had a few people using the train, but many were driving."
Lenahan called the Go Pass "wildly successful" with more than half of the foundation's employees now regular Caltrain riders. "It's one of the most popular benefits that we have," said Lenahan. "And it has been a huge boon in helping us recruit employees who live in San Francisco."
Lenahan also said that at one point the company was considering a move to another location. "We are so convinced that Caltrain is the way to go that we decided we would only move to a location within walking distance of Caltrain."
The Go Pass - a small sticker affixed to an employee photo ID badge - is purchased by employers for all of their regular, full-time employees and can be used in any zone throughout the system, seven days a week.
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Introduced in 2003, the pass has proven to be a winner among employees who are enjoying a commute that was once far more stressful.
Caltrain rider Jed Michnowicz uses his Go Pass to commute to his job at Adobe in San Francisco. Although Michnowicz considers the free ride the most attractive benefit of the Go Pass, he also said, "Caltrain is fast and convenient and gives me free time that would otherwise be spent in a car stuck in traffic."
Omeed Badri, who has been a Caltrain rider for years, only recently began using a Go Pass as a new employee at Disney Interactive in Palo Alto. Badri appreciates the convenience of the Go Pass. "I never have to worry about zones or fares. I can just hop on and get off wherever I need to go. The freedom that comes along with that is priceless," said Badri.
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"Since we have so many employees living on the Peninsula, the Go Pass is a wonderful option for us," said Brodie Hamilton, director of parking and transportation services.
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Hamilton said the university promotes the Go Pass as part of its benefits package when recruiting new employees. "When combined with all the other costs of driving, such as fuel, parking fees, wear and tear on your car and higher insurance costs, the financial benefit can be substantial," said Hamilton. "One of our employees reported that her accountant said she was saving $5,000 a year by not driving to work."
SRI International Inc., headquartered two blocks from the Menlo Park train station, also participates in the Go Pass program. "People here love the Go Pass," said Sandy Hinzmann, manager of staff programs and transportation. "Even our upper-level managers think it is one of the best benefits you can have. People who participate in the program save thousands of dollars."
Of SRI's 1,200 employees, 700 participate in the program and Hinzmann estimates that 300 are regular Caltrain riders. Before signing up for the Go Pass program, SRI was purchasing train passes for employees. "Go Pass actually saves us money," said Hinzmann.
Ancestry.com, the online family history company, has an office just two blocks from the San Francisco Caltrain Station. The company has a reimbursement program for employees who use public transportation, but Janetta Wood, human resources director, finds the Go Pass the easiest program to administer. Because the Go Pass is an annual program, paperwork only needs to be done once a year. "Our employees are so grateful to have the Go Pass. It is so easy to use," said Wood. "All they need to do is take a survey once a year and they are done with all the administrative stuff." About 33 percent of the company's 150 employees live south of San Francisco and take advantage of the pass.
The Go Pass also has been a winner for Caltrain, which offers the program as a way to increase ridership on the commuter railroad. Since 2009, revenue from the Go Pass has increased from $2.3 million to nearly $6.5 million. The number of participating companies has nearly doubled, from 35 to 60, and the number of eligible employees has gone from 20,407 to 38,398.
To participate in the program, companies pay an annual fee of $165 per eligible employee, regardless of how many use the transit pass. The total cost for employers to participate in the program is determined based on the total number of employees. The minimum participation cost is $13,750.
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The grill's menu staples are pitas, bowls, and salads that average about $7. Think Chipotle, but Greek. I absolutely love Chipotle; that's not a secret, but I also love Greek food. You certainly can't get lamb at Chipotle. In fact, the Mediterranean diet has always been considered one of the healthiest, with the use of olive oil, lemon, oregano, salt and pepper, and all natural ingredients.
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noted Ted Xenohristos. It goes back to our mothers' cooking – with many ingredients coming from our
own garden, the food was always so fresh, healthy and full of flavor. We wanted to share that
experience with everyone, and Cava Grill's format helps us do that.
On Monday, January 17th, I had the opportunity to stop by the new Cava Grill in Bethesda. I had the "minis" with lamb and chicken and also the lentil soup. The Minis are essential open-faced miniature-sized pita sandwiches. The lamb and chicken were tender and flavorful. The feta was and Tzatziki were delicious. Although they tasted very good, they were very hard to eat. The pita bread was very small, s0 the toppings fell off very easily. One of their business partners, Brett Schulman, already informed me that they were aware and we working on a different method to serve them so they would be less difficult to handle while eating.
The Lentil soup was also very good — and had a lot of bay leaves! At least mine did! I teased Shulman about the belief that finding the bay leaf was good luck. At least that's what my mother always told me. Perhaps she just made that up so that I wouldn't be upset that my spoonful had a giant leaf on it.
Besides delicious fare, Cava Grill is implementing ergonomic and environmentally friendly practices. The interior utilized reclaimed wood was used for all millwork in the new grill. In addition, all of Cava Grill's disposable items – bowls, cutlery, cups, napkins, and bags – are completely compostable.
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Internet Search Box 2.0UUID: search-box@mtwebster
Score: 14
NOTE: IF YOU'RE UPGRADING TO v2.0, YOU NEED TO DELETE THE FILE:
- 1.01 - Set key focus to search box as soon as applet is clicked. Remove some old code
- 1.1 - Change icon to symbolic, add switch in provider.conf to hide or show icon label (provider name)
- 1.2 - Use xdg-open to launch browser and provider.conf editor so things work more properly across Linux flavors.
- 1.3 - Back to using sensible-browser. Added provider.conf reload button. Added launcher for MATE default applications - this lets you set sensible-browser correctly. Should work in Ubuntu mint and debian mint.
- 1.31 - Back to xdg-open, removed default app launcher - need to find a better, more reliable way to do this. Sorry!
- 1.32 - Added gnome-control-center for default app picker, seems to be reliable across Mint 12 and Mint Debian
- 1.4 - changed how applet directory is located, so applet works whether in .local or /usr folders
1.5 - implemented settings provider, now automatically detects changes in settings, updates applet. Also, applet settings are stored in ~
- 2.0 - implemented settings UI - you now change settings directly in the applet, from the context menu. For now, you still add your own providers via the providers.conf file in ~/.cinnamon/search-box@mtwebster/.
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When I tried to install the latest version, it failed because it couldn't find an included module (Calendar Or similar). However, after I deleted the line responsible it all worked well. As far as I could see the only reference to the module was at the point it was included.
Upon further investigation through Cinnamon's Looking Glass, I've discovered the problem to be in the applet.js file. Looking Glass output reads as follows: error t=2014-07-18T16:41:18Z [Applet "search-box@mtwebster"]: Error importing applet.js from search-box@mtwebster error t=2014-07-18T16:41:18Z Could not load applet search-box@mtwebster Can we expect a fix anytime soon or is this applet effectively retired?
Same problem as tyler. It doesn't work for me either... I can't get it to come up on the panel at all. Cinnamon version 2.2.13. "~/.Cinnamon" doesn't exist.
I installed from the Applets menu and then tried downloading and extracting to ~/.local/share/cinnamon/applets/ It sees it and "adds" it but I cannot see it on the panel anywhere! I've got Cinnamon 2.0.14 - I don't have a ~/.Cinnamon/ directory
Great app! Is there any way to create a keyboard shortcut that will launch the search bar? If so, how would I accomplish that?
CaptainMark: Good idea - I'll see what can be done
Brilliant applet, might I recommend allowing users to tie a keyboard shortcut to it
firstname.lastname@example.com Not sure how much I can help - I'm sort of a blind man stumbling his way through a china shop at this point, but I'll try. :P
MT, Question, would you consider helping me with something? Please email me at email@example.com or give me your email if so. :) Thanks.
Added some better commenting and explanations on my github: https://github.com/mtwebster/search-box
I wanted to avoid needing that extra click to capture focus so you could start typing, otherwise I could do a 'tooltip' type thing in the text box to start out. I've updated this applet to use a new settings provider class I made up, feel free to use it, comment on it, (or ridicule!) - it's not complete by any stretch, but a start - hopefully sometime down the road I can get it included in the Cinnamon js libraries if it passes muster.
Have u considered putting a placeholder text inside of the textbox instead of the label? Maybe with a light opacity the provider name. When User clicks text is removed. It could free up space on panel.
@mtwebster - I have been thinking of following the spec. Mozilla uses. Apps reside in system folder and user preferences and browser app data is saved locally. This makes it easier for people to install/remove things and you wouldn't need sudo priviledge. I have been thinking that on first run the app makes a directory in .local.
I made the editor use gksudo to avoid this - not ideal, but I've got the beginnings of a settings standard for applets percolating in my brain.
@bimsebasse PPA installing into /usr/share/cinnamon/applets/ might cause some problems with applets trying to write to config and properties files. Possibly the applets could still write to .local for persisting properties/config.
Try latest version - should work now regardless of where applet is located.
Ah, it's because the PPA installs into /usr/share/cinnamon/applets/ and the applet.js looks for the providers.conf in the local user directory. How do I edit this line:
const PROVIDER_FILE = GLib.build_filenamev([global.userdatadir, 'applets/search-box@mtwebster/providers.conf']);
... so that it looks in the root dir instead?
Hmm working for me in Mint 12 (Ubuntu) as well as Mint Debian - anything in looking glass?
The current version (1.3) doesn't work in Mint 12, nothing shows up in the panel.
Added to Cinnamon Extras PPA:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bimsebasse/cinnamonextras
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install cinnamon-applet-internetsearch
Nice! One thing: there is no need for a looking glass icon outside the search field in the popup menu when there already is a looking glass icon inside the search field - it looks weird.
Nice applet. I like the way you used the BoxLayout to keep everything native Cinnamon. Very slick. I had two small issues. For some reason sensible-browser was not pulling up Firefox correctly on my Ubuntu box. I switched it to xdg-open command. Also I felt the applet takes up too much space in the panel and I commented out your label and set it to the find symbolic icon so it blends in with alternative themes better. I appreciate your work.
Bravo! I've been thinking about this for awhile. You should Make it like spotlight on the mac and have the option at the bottom/if no results "Search on *insert search engine*" I love this. thank you.


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Knee Osteoarthritis: Thumbs Down for Acupuncture and Glucosamine
Osteoarthritis is the "wear and tear" kind of arthritis that many of us develop as we get older. Cartilage becomes less resilient with age, collagen can degenerate, and inflammation and new bone outgrowths (osteophytes) can occur. This leads to pain, crepitus (Rice Krispie type crackling noises with movement), swelling and fluid accumulation in the joints (effusion), and can severely limit activity for some patients. Patellofemoral pain is one of the most common of the repetitive strain injuries and is like an early onset of arthritis.
Since knee osteoarthritis is such a ubiquitous annoyance, home remedies and CAM offerings abound. Previously we have covered a number of CAM options on this blog, including glucosamine, acupuncture, and several others. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) has just issued a 1200 page report evaluating the evidence for various treatments for knee osteoarthritis short of total knee replacement surgery. A 13 page summary is available online. They have done the heavy lifting for us, reviewing all the available scientific studies for evidence of effectiveness. Here's what the science says: (I've highlighted the ones where the evidence is strong.) (more…)


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Elle Farcic - The West Australian
A car was engulfed in flames while parked at the back of a noodle bar on Albany's main street this morning.
Police are investigating.
Emergency services were called to York Street about 2.30am after a grey Toyota Camry caught fire.
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How to write a date
This is a discussion thread · 24 replies
For example, if I want to write a date of April 22, 2006, it is written in diverse ways such as "Apr. 22, 2006, Apr. 22nd, 2006, or 22 April 2006.
What is the difference between them?
Which is appropriate in what occasions or purposes?
I look forward to accurate answer. ...
First of all, in the US, the month comes first. But I think we're unique in that. My birthday is May 23 or 5/23 here, but 23 May just about everywhere else. (You are all now on notice - you have just under five weeks to prepare an appropriate celebration.)
Rarely is the rd or nd used in text. I wouldn't write that my birthday is May 23rd, and rarely would you use an abbreviation like Apr. in text. But it all depends on your house style. Chicago Manual and AP disagree on a few things.
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Thank you so much for the detailed and prompt answer.
It was a great help for me.
HaHa.. well, my birthday is April 22 (no abbreviation in text!!! I will remember.), so you have only one day to prepare..
Thank you again....
thanks for any help...
Tuesday, the fifth of June - this is quite formal - sounds like a wedding invitation.
Tuesday, June 5 - this would be the American way
Tuesday, 5 June - this would be the European way
Tuesday, 5th June - don't use this
Actually, Tuesday, 5th June would be first choice in BrE.
Lil' Ruby Rose
So I'll see you on Monday, 11th June, and I can't wait to meet your new boyfriend. - That's the preferred BrE style in writing? (Because we SAY eleventh and not eleven, but we rarey write it that way.)
It depends on where you are in the world, as to how you write a date.
US version: Month/day/year
UK version: Day Month year
North Europe: Year Month day
So its best to write the day in numbers, month in letters and year in full.
What I mean? I mean 09 April 2008 or 9 Apr.2008 as this makes it clear what each part stands for.
Hope this could help you!
Grammar GeekMy apologies. You DO you use the st and th and nd in running text, then? I didn't know that.Hi GG
I am about as British as you are Finnish. However, I do know that there's much more variety in writing the date in BrE than in AmE. Many Brits do useth in running text the way you indicate, but not all. Some put the day before the month, some put it after the month the way Americans almost invariably do. It has become fashionable in recent years to even leave out the comma: April 10 2008. This is how a respectable newspaper called The Guardian writes the date even in running text. I think quite a few elderly Brits find it a little odd, though.
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ABC Snaps NBC's Nightly News Winning Streak
ABC is putting an end to NBC's winning streak in the evening news race.
"World News with Diane Sawyer" was the top ranked newscast for the week of July 22nd, beating Brian Williams' "NBC Nightly News" by about 38,000 viewers in the 25-to-54 demo. It's the first weekly win for ABC in the evening news demo since 2008.
"Good Morning America" continues to outpace the once-dominant "Today" show after snapping the NBC morning show's win streak last year. "GMA" recently logged its first May Sweep in the news demo in almost 20 years.
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Just wondering if anyone here collects Reborn dolls or is a Reborn Artist. I just got into collecting these precious little babies (and toddlers) a few months ago. My husband suprised me and told me to pick out 3 that I liked best and he got those for me but (ofcourse) I want more, they look so real. I want to adopt male twins and also a toddler girl. The toddlers tho...which I desperately want, I'm having a problem w/ them looking realistic enough for my liking?! I'm actually off to go look for some more right now, I'm trying to research some well reputed online nurseries... Just would like to chat w/ someone w/ a similiar hobby:D
by amonkeymomDecember 5, 2013 at 12:56 PM
I don't, but I find them to be a little bit creepy.
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Renovation of the Heart: Putting on the Character of Christby Dallas Willard
Renovation of the Heart explains the common misunderstandings about human nature and the discipleship process by outlining the general pattern of personal spiritual transformation––not as a formula, but as a systematic process.
This bestseller by Dallas Willard explains that as intentional apprentices of Jesus, we are to move deeper into a
Renovation of the Heart explains the common misunderstandings about human nature and the discipleship process by outlining the general pattern of personal spiritual transformation––not as a formula, but as a systematic process.
This bestseller by Dallas Willard explains that as intentional apprentices of Jesus, we are to move deeper into a relationship with God while becoming more like Jesus. In his unique, winning way, Dallas Willard will guide you in discovering your true identity while exploring spiritual growth in a new way.
Includes discussion questions. Tyndale House Publishers
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Chapter One
Spiritual Formation
The "Beyond Within" and The Way of Jesus
Watch over your heart with all diligence,
for from it flow the springs of life.
Proverbs 4:23
We live from our heart.
The part of us that drives and organizes our life is not the physical.
This remains true even if we deny it. You have a spirit within you and it has been formed. It has taken on a specific character. I have a spirit and it has been formed. This is true of everyone.
The human spirit is an inescapable, fundamental aspect of every human being; and it takes on whichever character it has from the experiences and the choices that we have lived through or made in our past. That is what it means for it to be "formed."
Our life and how we find the world now and in the future is, almost totally, a simple result of what we have become in the depths of our beingin our spirit, will, or heart. From there we see our world and interpret reality From there we make our choices, break forth into action, try to change our world. We live from our depthsmost of which we do not understand.
"Do you mean," some will say, "that the individual and collective disasters that fill the human scene are not imposed upon us from without? That they do not just happen to us?"
Yes. That is what I mean. In today's world, famine, war, and epidemic are almost totally the outcome of human choices, which areexpressions of the human spirit. Though various qualifications and explanations are appropriate, that is in general true.
Individual disasters, too, very largely follow upon human choices, our own or those of others. And whether or not they do in a particular case, the situations in which we find ourselves are never as important as our responses to them, which come from our "spiritual" side. A carefully cultivated heart will, assisted by the grace of God, foresee, forestall, or transform most of the painful situations before which others stand like helpless children saying "Why?"
The Bible is full of wisdom on these matters. That is why we call major books of the Old Testament "wisdom literature." Jesus sums it all up in his teachings. He is the power and the wisdom of God (1 Corinthians 1:24). For example, he tells us, "Seek first the kingdom and God's righteousness, and all else shall be provided to you" (Matthew 6:33, PAR). And "Everyone who hears these words of mine and does them is like a wise man who built his house upon rock. The rain fell and the streams rose and the winds blew and beat upon the house. But it did not collapse, for it was built on rock" (Matthew 7:24-25, PAR).
Accordingly, the greatest need you and I havethe greatest need of collective humanityis renovation of our heart. That spiritual place within us from which outlook, choices, and actions come has been formed by a world away from God. Now it must be transformed.
Indeed, the only hope of humanity lies in the fact that, as our spiritual dimension has been formed, so it also can be transformed. Now and throughout the ages this has been acknowledged by everyone who has thought deeply about our conditionfrom Moses, Solomon, Socrates, and Spinoza, to Marx, Nietzsche, Freud, Oprah, and current feminists and environmentalists. We, very rightly, continually preach this possibility and necessity from our pulpits. Disagreements have only to do with what in our spirit needs to be changed and how that change can be brought about.
* The Revolution of Jesus *
And on these two points lies the inescapable relevance of Jesus to human life. About two thousand years ago he gathered his little group of friends and trainees on the Galilean hillsides and sent them out to "teach all nations"that is, to make students (apprentices) to him from all ethnic groups. His objective is eventually to bring all of human life on earth under the direction of his wisdom, goodness, and power, as part of God's eternal plan for the universe.
We must make no mistake about it. In thus sending out his trainees, he set afoot a perpetual world revolution: one that is still in process and will continue until God's will is done on earth as it is in heaven. As this revolution culminates, all the forces of evil known to mankind will be defeated and the goodness of God will be known, accepted, and joyously conformed to in every aspect of human life. He has chosen to accomplish this with and, in part, through his students.
It is even now true, as angelic seraphim proclaimed to Isaiah in his vision, that "the whole earth is full of His glory," the glory of the holy Lord of hosts (Isaiah 6:3). But the day is yet to come when "the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea" (Habakkuk 2:14, emphasis added).
The revolution of Jesus is in the first place and continuously a revolution of the human heart or spirit. It did not and does not proceed by means of the formation of social institutions and laws, the outer forms of our existence, intending that these would then impose a good order of life upon people who come under their power. Rather, his is a revolution of character, which proceeds by changing people from the inside through ongoing personal relationship to God in Christ and to one another. It is one that changes their ideas, beliefs, feelings, and habits of choice, as well as their bodily tendencies and social relations. It penetrates to the deepest layers of their soul. External, social arrangements may be useful to this end, but they are not the end, nor are they a fundamental part of the means.
On the other hand, from those divinely renovated depths of the person, social structures will naturally be transformed so that "justice roil[s] down like waters and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream" (Amos 5:24). Such streams cannot flow through corrupted souls. Conversely, a renovated "within" will not cooperate with public streams of unrighteousness. It will block themor die trying. It is the only thing that can do so.
T. S. Eliot once described the current human endeavor as that of finding a system of order so perfect that we will not have to be good. The Way of Jesus tells us, by contrast, that any number of systemsnot all, to be surewill work well if we are genuinely good. And we are then free to seek the better and the best.
This impotence of "systems" is a main reason why Jesus did not send his students out to start governments or even churches as we know them today, which always strongly convey some elements of a human system. They were, instead, to establish beachheads of his person, word, and power in the midst of a failing and futile humanity. They were to bring the presence of the kingdom and its King into every corner of human life simply by fully living in the kingdom with him.
Those who received him as their living Lord and constant instructor would be "God's chosen ones, holy and beloved" (Colossians 3:12, NRSV) and would learn how to "be blameless and harmless, children of God, faultless in the midst of a twisted and misguided generation, from within which they shine as lights in the world, lifting up a word of life" (Philippians 2:15-16, PAR).
Churchesthinking now of local assemblies of such peoplewould naturally be the result. Churches are not the kingdom of God, but are primary and inevitable expressions, outposts, and instrumentalities of the presence of the kingdom among us. They are "societies" of Jesus, springing up in Jerusalem, in Judea, in Samaria, and to the furthest points on earth (Acts 1:8), as the reality of Christ is brought to bear on ordinary human life. This is an ongoing process, not yet completed today: "And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in the whole world for a witness to all nations, and then the end shall come" (Matthew 24:14).
* The Human "Within" *
Through the presence of his kingdom, Jesus answers the deepest needs of human personality for righteousness, provision, and purpose. If we set him aside, we still face the unavoidable questions: What makes our lives go as they do? What could make them go as they ought? Inability to find adequate answers leaves us rudderless in the flood of events around us and at the mercy of whatever ideas and forces come to bear upon us. And that, basically, is the human situation. You can see it day by day all around you.
However, thoughtful people through the ages have tried to answer these questions, and they have with one accord found, as already stated, that what matters most for how life goes and ought to go is what we are on the "inside." Things good and bad will happen to us, of course. But what our life amounts to, at least for those who reach full age, is largely, if not entirely, a matter of what we become within. This "within" is the arena of spiritual formation and, later, transformation.
Within are our thoughts, feelings, intentionsand their deeper sources, whatever those may be. The life we live out in our moments, hours, days, and years wells up from a hidden depth. What is in our "heart" matters more than anything else for who we become and what becomes of us. "You're here in my arms," the old song says, "but where is your heart?" That is what really matters, not just for individual relationships, but also for life as a whole.
The author Oscar Wilde once remarked that by the age of forty everyone has the face they deserve. This is a truly profound, if painful, truth. But it really applies to the "within" expressed by the faceto the heart and also the soul, and not to the face merely as one surface area of the body. Otherwise it would not much matter.
Now, right on the conscious surface of our "world within" lie some of our thoughts, feelings, intentions, and plans. These are the ones we are aware of. They may be fairly obvious to others as well as to ourselves. In terms of them we consciously approach our world and our actions within it.
But these surface aspects are also a good indication of the general nature of the unconscious "spiritual depth within," of what sorts of things make it up. But the thoughts, feelings, and intentions we are aware of are, after all, only a small part of the ones that are really there in our depths; and they often are not the ones most revealing of who we actually are and why we do what we do.
What we really think, how we really feel, and what we really would do in circumstances foreseen and unforeseen may be totally unknown to ourselves or to others familiar with us. We may pass one anothereven pass ourselves, if you can imagine thatlike "ships in the night." We do it all the time.
The hidden dimension of each human life is not visible to others, nor is it fully graspable even by ourselves. We usually know very little about the things that move in our own soul, the deepest level of our life, or what is driving it. Our "within" is astonishingly complex and subtleeven devious. It takes on a life of its own. Only God knows our depths, who we are, and what we would do.
Thus the psalmist cries out for God's help in dealing withhimself! "Search me, O God." "Let the meditations of my heart be acceptable to you." "Renew in me a right spirit." At a certain point my own "beyond that is within" (my heart) has been formed and I am then at its mercy. Only God can save me.
* The "Spiritual" Aspect of Man *
I have already spoken of the hidden world of the self as our spiritual side. The language of "spiritual," "spirit," and "spirituality" has become increasingly common today, and it cannot be avoided. But it is often unclear in meaning, and this can be dangerous. It can lead us down paths of confusion and destruction. "Spiritual" is not automatically "good." We must be very careful with this language. Nevertheless, in the sense of "spiritual," which means only "nonphysical," the hidden or inner world of the human self is indeed spiritual.
Interestingly, for all our fine advances in scientific knowledge, the proud product of human thought, they tell us nothing about the inner life of the human being. The same is true for all the fields of study that try to base themselves upon such knowledge. At most the sciences can indicate some fascinating and important correlations between our inner life and events in the physical and social world running alongside it.
This is because the subject matter of the sciences is, precisely, the outer, physical, measurable, publicly perceptible world: roughly, the world of "the five senses," as we often say. In its nature the physical is a totally different type of reality from the spiritual side of the human being, which remains "hidden" in a way the physical world never can be. This is by now an old story, but often repressed or forgotten. Science misses the heart.
Paradoxically, the "spiritual" side of usthough it is not perceivable by the senses and though we can never fully grasp it in any wayis never entirely out of our mind. It always stands in the margin of our consciousness, if not the center. It is really the only thing that is celebrated (or degraded) in the arts, in biography and history, and in most of our popular writings in magazines and the like. Their emphasis is continually upon what people think and feel, on what they might or should do and why, and on what kind of character they have. Human beings "gossip" about nothing else, and now much of what is called "news" is really just gossip.
But that only emphasizes how we are constantly aware of the spiritual side of life. We know immediately that it is what really matters. We pay more attention to itin ourselves and othersthan to anything else. And there is a deep, if often perverted, wisdom in this. For the spiritual simply is our life, no matter what grand theories we may hold or what we may say when trying to be "intellectual," "well informed," and "up-to-date."
This insuppressible interest explains why, in recent decades and in many ways, the spiritual, in the inclusive human sense, has repeatedly thrust itself to the forefront of our awareness. From the cultural and artistic uprisings of the sixties to the environmentalisms and countless "spiritualities" of the ninetiesfrom pop-culture new age to the postmodernisms of the academythe swelling protest from the human depths has recently been shouting at us that the physical and public side of the human universe cannot sustain our existence. "Man shall not live by bread alone." We would do well to listen, no matter who is talking.
Those are, of course, words from Jesus. And his way is truly the way of the heart, or spirit. If we would walk with him, we must walk with him at that interior level. There are very few who really do not understand this about him. He saves us by realistic restoration of our heart to God and then by dwelling there with his Father through the distinctively divine Spirit. The heart thus renovated and inhabited is the only real hope of humanity on earth.
The statement that "Man shall not live by bread alone" was adapted by Jesus from the history of the Jewish experience with God. Jesus was, among other things, the most profound and powerful expression of that experience. But it was also given new and profound meaning by his death and resurrection. Through them he established a radically new order of life on earth within the kingdom of God. It was free of any specific ethnic or cultural form. All human beings can now live the life of the renovated heart by nourishing ourselves constantly on his personal presencenow here in our world, beyond his death and ours.
Contrary to what many say today, our deliverance (salvation) does not arise out of the murky human depths from which our natural life springswhether that includes an "oversoul" or "collective unconsciousness" or not. But Jesus moves into and through those very depths, whatever they contain, to bring us home to God. There, too, he is Master. The spiritual renovation and the "spirituality" that comes from Jesus is nothing less than an invasion of natural human reality by a supernatural life "from above."
Excerpted from RENOVATION OF THE HEART by Dallas Willard. Copyright © 2002 by Dallas Willard. Excerpted by permission. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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Dallas is the best-selling author of more than 30 publications, including The Divine Conspiracy, The Spirit of the Disciplines (both Harper San Francisco), and Hearing God (InterVarsity Press).
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This book is a fabulous tool if you're wanting to educate your mind about your soul and how it is different from your heart. Willard does an amazing job of talking to and engaging your intellect. This is a tough read and not for new/ beginning Christians. This boos IS KEY though to your spiritual transformation. Renovation of the Heart is a book you'll benefit from reading multiple times as you'll grab something new from the text each time. If you're nervous, GREAT, pick it up and start reading. You won't regret it.
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The Bedford County Planning Commission gave a reluctant thumbs up to a private sewage plant near Smith Mountain Lake.
The plant would be built by ACS Design, of Roanoke, for John Buday, a developer. The plant would serve a 275-residential unit subdivision. The 98-acre property is located on Harbor Heights Road, off Smith Mountain Lake Parkway.
The project at Otter River Elementary School that raised $1,642.59 for relief efforts in Haiti was the brain child of a student.
While the General Assembly continues to work through its budget process, Bedford County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Douglas Schuch said there are some positive signs being considered that could make the budget shortfall a bit less painful.
On Thursday, faces were put onto the dollars of the budget.
County Administrator Kathleen Guzi gave county supervisors what she termed the worst case scenario at a budget work session Monday evening.
Guzi said that budget requests from county departments, that don't depend on state funds, are down an average of 9 percent from last year. This still leaves the supervisors with a $1.4 million hole to plug. Guzi said that she will present options for plugging that hole when she presents a budget to them at a 5 p.m. work session on March 8.
The public had a chance to sound off on the proposed school budget for 2010-2011 last Thursday night. Unfortunately not everyone who wanted to speak got that opportunity.
The effect of closing schools
As a parent whose children attend Body Camp Elementary School and as a resident of Bedford County, I feel the need to make the residents of Bedford County aware of the effects of closing small schools in rural areas. I am originally from Logan County, W.Va., and I have seen first-hand the devastation that this can leave behind. If you think that because your children do not attend Body Camp or Thaxton Elementary, which are slated to for closure, that this will not affect you – think again!
I spent last week's President's Day district work period traveling around Southern and Central Virginia, talking to business leaders, workers, educators, and others about what it's going to take to rebuild the economy of our region. From Ruckersville to South Boston to Lawrenceville to Gretna, citizens were full of ideas about what we can do to create more jobs and provide Virginians with some economic relief.
This past week, we scored a major victory for common sense, for competition, for consumers, and for bipartisanship in the U.S. House of Representatives. The House passed my bill H.R. 4626, the Health Insurance Industry Fair Competition Act, on an overwhelming bipartisan majority of 406-19. I'm proud that my name is on the first truly bipartisan health care reform bill to pass the U.S. House.
This week President Barack Obama sat down with a bipartisan group of House and Senate Members to discuss health care reform. While only time will tell I hope that this signals a true turning point in the health care discussion. The American people have repeatedly called on Washington to scrap these massive health care bills in favor of a more modest approach. I have held town hall meetings, telephone town hall meetings, and I've received thousands of letters, phone calls and e-mails from folks all across the Sixth Congressional District and the message is simple: Was
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1996 Chevrolet Camaro 2dr Coupe
I bought this car for $5k and have put nearly that much into it. I do not recommend this car. I replace headlights like you wouldn't believe and at $25 a pop.... Replaced fuel pump, alternator twice, battery etc etc. Ever repair is ten times as expensive as other cars... It stinks!
Bose Stereo, may be the only thing I still like about the car.
All and all i must say it was another low quality GM product. I bought the car at 80,000 miles, and had it untill it tanked out around 96,000 miles. During that time, it was broken down more than it ran. Always something, id fix one thing and something else would go wrong. When it did run performance was not what it should have been. My scion and integra are much more fun to drive. The v6 was quick enough for daily driving, but dont expect to win any races. The car was a decent looking car minus the ugly stock rims. The t-tops were cool, and i LOVED the interior. By far the best interior of any car i ever owned. It came stock 2 tone black and red inside.
Interior...awesome 2 done black and red felt much more expensive. T tops
Everything else....engine stinks, reliability stinks, not enough power, fuel economy stinks, always broken down.
Bought this beautiful dark green/beige interior Camaro new in 1996. Yes, that was 12 years ago! Only 116,000 miles on it and engine/transmission still going strong with never a breakdown. Since it was garaged at home, the paint looks brand new. Original plug wires were recalled about 2002 in the same week it acted up. No mechanical repairs-only tow different leaks and normal wear and tear parts. Only thing I am unhappy with is an oil leak that started by the 3rd year and was never fixed. (Got tired of going to the dealership-not where I bought this car). Even though I am now car shopping--I still have no plans to sell it. Plan to have it worked on /updated etc and just be my "play car".
Exterior and interior design, Great pick up for a V6, Surprising hauling/cargo capacity with back seat down, factory stereo system that still sounded great 90% of the time until a repair shop(someone backed into it in a parking lot)ruined it last yr-probably while water testing that area for leaks.
Better oil seals, Better headlights for night driving since sitting low, you are right at other cars' headlight level, especially with so many suvs out there.
My mother bought this 1996 used white 3800 V6 model w/4-speed auto and ABS in 1998, and then gave it to me when I graduated high school in 2000. Since then, I've been taking it all over the NY-NJ region, customizing it with high performance exhaust, lighting, and intake mods. It now has "only" 76,000 miles, and with a little TLC and regular maintenance still runs with the best of them, and definitely gets looks from guys and girls of all ages. Also my girl's favorite of the 3 cars I owned concurrently over the past 3 yrs, so that counts for something.
2nd gear start for the automatic was a smart option, which I fortunately have on mine, and utilize in foul rain or snow conditions. Great exterior styling overall, commands respect from afar. Definitely intimidating to others, which I love, and you can't tell unless you're Chevy educated whether it's the 6 or the 8.
Not really a fair point on which to gripe, seeing how this was the poor man's Corvette. V6s came with a basic exhaust that had to go, and poor driving lights that I swapped. I kept the 16's out of practicality, not preference.
I'm 19 and ever since I was little i aslways wanted a Camaro and I finally got one. It's a real fun car to drive in the summer. I even drove it through one winter and it still never gave me a problem. The serpentine belt went on it at 60k and a headlight. But that's all so far. Great head turner, very fast for a V6. It is really as 2 seater and I dont see a reason for the backseats. But overall it is the most reliable car I've ever owned
All power! Very reliable. Very attractive
Dual exhuast, factory CD player, get rid of the back seats they are useless
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Ontario County Adult Home Administrator Admits To Stealing $60,000 From Residents And Facility
Attorney General Spitzer today announced that the administrator of a Canandaigua adult home has admitted to stealing more that $43,000 from residents, as well as stealing another $17,300 from the facility by giving her husband a "no-show" job at the facility, and using a corporate credit card to purchase groceries for her family.
Kim Mangiarelli, the former administrator of the Elm Manor Home for Adults, appeared today in Ontario County Court before Judge Craig Doran and pleaded guilty to Grand Larceny in the Third Degree. Mangiarelli also agreed to make restitution of $60,490 to the facility and eight of its residents.
As part of a plea agreement, Mangiarelli will face up to four years in prison when she is sentenced on May 25, 2001.
Attorney General Spitzer said, "Residents of adult care facilities place their lives and finances in the hands of people like Mangiarelli. This conviction sends a clear message that when adult home officials take advantage of the vulnerable residents in their care, my office will not only vigorously prosecute the offenders but do everything possible to obtain restitution for them."
As Elm Manor administrator, Mangiarelli assisted many of the residents in maintaining their bank accounts and writing checks for their monthly room and board. Beginning in October 1999, however, she wrote a number of checks payable to herself or cash. As a result, she stole $32,204 in residents' funds for her own use.
Mangiarelli employed a similar scheme to steal $10,944 in residents' personal allowance funds. By having the residents write out checks either to cash or to her, Mangiarelli would then cash the checks, using just a small portion of the money to purchase items for the residents or pay for expenses they had incurred. She would then use the remainder of the money for her own use.
Between October 1999 and October 2000, Mangiarelli placed her husband in a "no-show" job on Elm Manor's payroll. As a result, Mangiarelli stole $14,859 from the facility.
Finally, Mangiarelli admitted that, by using Elm Manor's corporate credit card with the Wegmans supermarket chain, she improperly purchased $2,483 in groceries for herself and her family.
Spitzer thanked the Elm Manor Home for Adults for its cooperation and assistance in the investigation. He also thanked the Social Security Administration for working with his office and the facility to ensure that the residents' benefits would not be placed at risk when the money is returned.
Mangiarelli, 30, of 3273 Smith Road in Canandaigua, was employed at Elm Manor from March 1988 until her termination in November 2000. She became administrator in April 1996. Elm Manor is located at 210 Main Street in Canandaigua.
Special Assistant Attorney General Jerry M. Solomon, Director of the Rochester Regional Office of Attorney General Spitzer's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, prosecuted the case. All cases are filed under the direct supervision of Deputy Attorney General Jos? Maldonado.


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I apologize if this isnt in the right place, my actual subject is mechanics. I've know how to do some of this question but stuck on other parts.
Consider the set of points (x,y,z)∈R3 lying in the plane x+y+z=1.
(i) Write the equation for this plane in the vector form
r · n = d,
where d ∈ R is a constant and n is a unit vector.
(ii) What is the distance of this plane from the origin (0, 0, 0)?
(iii) State the vector equation of the line that passes through the point(1, 2, 2) and is parallel to the vector n .
(iv) Find the point where this line intersects the plane r · n = d.
(v) Hence find the distance between the point (1,2,2) and the plane
x + y + z = 1.
For (i) I have the plane equation as r=a+tn^ where a is a point from (x,y,z) and t is a constant. But I'm confused over the form they want it in.
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Carla 1985
I believe this is a typical question of A2 IG for grade 12 students.
please follow me step by step.
1. The point (0,0,1) is a point of the plane x+y+z=1
therefore the equation of the plane is the one discribed by Plato ..where R (x,y,z) and P(0,0,1) and n(1,1,1).
2. distance (0,0,0) from the plane =1/sqrroot(1^2+1^2+1^2)=1/sqrroot(3).
3. r=(1i+2j+3k)+t(1i+1j+1k) this is the vector equation of the line passing through the point (1,2,3) and // to vector n.
4. the parametric equations of the line are: x=1+t , y=2+t , z=3+t . Substitute these into the equation of the plane x+y+z=1 to find that t = -5/3
this value of t gives x=1-5/3 ,y=2-5/3 and z=3 -5/3 these are the coordinates of the point that the plane and the line meet.
5 this is easy d=4/sqrroot(3) .
Please verify the calculations...
Just pick any point on the plane, say P = (1,0,0) is a point on the plane 1^2 + 0 + 0 = 1 .
Now If any other point, call it X = (x,y,z) lies on our plane, then X - P is a vector or (x-1,y-0,z-0) = (x-1,y,z) is a vector that is parallel to our plane. So if we found a perpendicular vector to our plane, call it v, then V * (X-P) = 0 (The dot product of perp vectors is zero). This is a way we can write planes, namely find a vector parallel to our plane and a vector perpendicular to our plane and dot product of them equals 0.
so if you have a perpendicular vector V= (a,b,c) and a vector parallel to our plane got by subtracting point X = (x,y,z) from a known point P = ( ) X-P = ( , , ) then since is a known point,(all of the component are constants), you get an equation of the form (k is all the constant terms added together and brought to the right).
so since your equan is x + y + z = 1 or 1*x + 1*y + 1*z = 1, you have your perp vector (1,1,1). and X - P (from earlier) = (x-1,y-0,z-0) Perp*(X-P) = x-1+y+z = 0
or x + y + z = 1(You get your original eqn back).
so my plane equation literally is (r-p).n=0 I was trying to overcomplicate it and get an equation with numbers and components etc, jakncoke, that really helped me understand it, thankyou
I've got as far as number 4 now, when we did the other examples we used a different method. we substituted the equation of the line into the equation of the plane. I've got so far through but have ended up with 2 variables which i dont think is right.
I got:
which is the format we had out answer in in the other questions but without the p. i get the feeling iv missed something somewhere :/


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Then shall the King say unto them on his right hand, Come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world: For I was an hungered, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in: Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me.
Then shall the righteous answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungered, and fed thee? or thirsty, and gave thee drink? When saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in? or naked, and clothed thee? Or when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee?
And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. Matthew 25:34-40
I was in a local store picking up a few essential items when I wandered over to the Christmas display section. A friend of mine, who is also an employee of the store, was putting Christmas stock up on the shelves. "I just can't get into the Christmas spirit," she told me. "I didn't last year, either."
Evidently the store wasn't in the spirit either as they were still putting out Christmas stock in November when other stores had all of theirs up in September. Somehow, all of the trimmings and other items seemed to lack something. Usually, I am enthralled with Christmas decorations the minute they are put out and can hardly wait to plan my Christmas theme for the season. No, I am not Scrooge, but I feel as though I already celebrated Christmas.
At our church, we start Christmas in early October when boxes are placed on the front pew along with ages of young children ranging in age of two to thirteen. Each box represents a child in Mexico who barely has the necessities of life with little money left over for gifts. Members of the church take one of these boxes and a slip of paper with a child's age on it and go shopping for the child.
On his mission trips to Mexico, Mark told me about these little children who are so loving. They appreciate everything given to them, which makes it a joy to shop for them.
As I made my selections, I commented to myself that the item was for my little boy or girl. Even though I probably will never meet these children, for a little while they were mine. I will always feel a connection to them because I had the privilege to do something for them.
On Sunday, we presented our boxes at church. From little toddlers to senior citizens, we brought our boxes and placed them at the front of the church. Then we had prayer for the recipients of the boxes. It was such a joy to see all of those boxes and anticipate the look on the children's faces when they open them.
These children are so grateful because they have so little. Most children in the US receive numerous gifts on Christmas. I remember the story of three little children who tore the paper off their gifts and flung them to the side. As they finished unwrapping they asked, "Is that all?" They didn't even stop to examine their gifts, as they wanted more. No matter how much they received, it wasn't enough.
We are blessed with so much while others throughout the world have so little. It is such a joy and privilege to help others. While we are through with the shoe boxes this year, there are so many other opportunities to help others. La Casa de la Hope is asking for coats for children. Angel trees offer names of children whose parent or parents are in prison who need help this year. In our own community are numerous people who are struggling to make ends meet and need a little assistance.
Members of First Baptist Church are kicking off the holiday season on Thanksgiving Day with a free dinner for anyone who wishes to come. Turkey, dressing, and all the trimmings will be provided. For those who are physically unable to attend, can call the church office at 461-2724 to arrange for someone to deliver dinner to them. Last year, over a hundred people attended the dinner.
Wherever you look, there is an opportunity this holiday season to give money, time, and more important: yourself. Make it a merrier holiday season and a blessed Christmas for someone this year.


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Erie County Community Air Screen Results
Three air samples were collected in the Commodore Perry community within the city of Buffalo. All samples were collected for 1-hour with a 6-liter sampling canister and analyzed using a laboratory method which evaluates the presence of 43 toxic air pollutants.
Seventeen toxic air pollutants were detected and all are well below the short-term health-based air concentration values. Therefore, the results would not be considered a potential health threat or an immediate public health concern. The results also are below or within an order of magnitude of the long-term health-based air concentration values and similar to concentrations found in the DEC's ambient air monitoring network. Based on these comparisons, DEC staff concluded that follow-up sampling will not be considered at this time.
The measured one-hour styrene concentration at all three sampling sites was higher than typically found in 24-hr samples collected at monitoring locations in the State. The results were less than 0.2% of the long-term health-based air concentration value and do not represent a public health concern at this level. The primary source for styrene in the community is a facility that manufactures fiberglass truck and van bodies. Over the years, the facility has made a number of modifications to reduce emissions of air contaminants in response to odor complaints. Since the installation of many physical and operational changes, neighborhood odor complaints have ceased.
In conclusion, this short-term screening assessment did not identify concentrations of toxic air pollutants that would be considered a public health concern. Additionally, the results do not indicate the need for follow-up sampling at this time.
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The hostel is well located, just behind Hyde Park, and near two underground stations. Member of staff are great and helpfull, except for one lady that couldn't do maths and tried to blame my friend and I for her mistake on spliting our bill. There's a small commom area at entrance hall that's nice and we can keep chatting around there until late. All dorms are en-suite, what is very good. Good experience.
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No hostel atmosphere nor commom area. There're just rooms over a pub/burguer place. The pub it self looks nice and the burguer are delicious, but... Bottom bed is on floor level, lockers boxes available in the rooms only work with their own lockers, showers are bad, breakfast is served at the pub, there are awful narrowed stairs to climb to the rooms. You have to memorize two big door codes to get to the hostel "area" and to you dorm. One member of the staff is kind of rude. The others are nice.
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Yellowstone Wolf Pups Dying
Laramie, Wy – Most of the gray wolf pups born in Yellowstone National Park last year have died. A federal wolf expert believes a dog disease - parvo virus - may have caused the dramatic loss.
The park's wolf project leader says only 22 of the 69 pups born last year are still alive -- the biggest drop in pup numbers since wolves were reintroduced to the park eleven years ago.
The greatest toll was on the park's northern range, where just eight of the 49 pups born last spring survived. Smith termed it a "catastrophic" loss.
Over the next few weeks, he says they plan to catch Yellowstone wolf pups and take blood samples, to see if suspicions about parvo virus are true. The disease can cause extreme diarrhea and dehydration. It can kill more vulnerable animals, like young pups.


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Panellets roughly translated means 'little breads' and is a bizarre mixture of mashed potato, ground almonds, egg yolks and a ton of sugar. These are then rolled into balls and then rolled in various different topping such as chopped almonds, pine nuts, glacé cherries or desiccated coconut and baked in the oven.
I've volunteered my services for the school cooking before (the other time was at Easter when Joseph was about 4) and I have to say I find it a lot of fun. It's not often you get to watch your child in their natural school environment and it doesn't half give a huge amount of respect for teachers and the job they do—I think I would be sobbing under a desk slurping gin by 11 o'clock if I had to face a class of 7 year olds on my own each day.
Anyhow, I survived the experience, only once embarrassing myself by knocking a plate of cocoa powder on the floor, to the great delight of the pupils. I got my own back by making them write down all the ingredients for the panellets in English!
I can't say the finished products were the best in the classroom (I think we we're stiffed on ingredients because all the other teams had way more panellets made than we did), but hopefully they will taste OK and not poison anyone.