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"But don't worry, they're all sworn to secrecy."
And, spying nowadays is still basically watching and listening to others. Much more opportunity wirh everybody showing and telling the world what they witness.
"Just delivered another load of monkeys to bioweapons research lab…sure are killing them quickly lately."
"Another bunch of prisoners in, none ever leave, never need meals, wonder why"
"Alarm went off again last night, closed all windows and doors, still feel weak this morning, lots of dead animals everywhere."
I would really be more impressed with all the outcry over NSA and the like snooping if most people wouldn't be so quick to tell you every time they went to the bathroom or took a selfie or overshared some other detail of their lives on Facebook, or Twitter, or what have you…
…and on the other hand, there's the rest of us.
Reminds me of MAD magazine.
"if most people wouldn't be so quick to tell you every time they went to the bathroom "
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A blog about the threats, opportunities and any other bits and pieces about the beautiful historic village of Rochford, Essex by @jamesbowker
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
East Community Forum - 16th October
Rochford Life has posted a summary of the meeting here;
I agree that it was a pity that there was such a poor attendance from the Public. As an estimate, I reckon there were perhaps a dozen or so there at maximum. I wonder how many people were actually aware the meeting was taking place? Not everyone has the opportunity to regularly check the Council's website or read "Rochford Matters". That said, is also partly a case of public apathy?
Some of the questions raised, including by this writer, did indeed cover old ground. Issues like youth nuisance in and around the Square, and the ongoing problem of traffic queuing to park in the Square blocking traffic, particularly buses, trying to pass through.
However, the reasons that questions like these are raised repeatedly are that the Council and other bodies are not properly responding to residents' concerns. If issues are not addressed, the problems do not vanish. So, as boring as it appeared to be for some of the members of the Form panel last night, people should keep holding the Council to account. We pay our Council Tax and expect our reasonable concerns about local services to be listened to, and where possible, resolved.
Essex Highways had planned to reconfigure vehicle access to the Square so that entry and exit points were swapped around. However, for a number of reasons, this appears to have been abandoned and any solution now lies years away for re-consideration as part of the "Rochford Area Action Plan". At least this is what I was told by the Leader of the Council last night. In the short term, the Council and the Police do not seem overly concerned about the frequent traffic chaos that occurs in the area.
And don't expect any resolution to the Youth nuisance any time soon either. Because they are not committing any actual "crime" they will be allowed to congregate in as large a group as they wish, and to shout and swear as much as they like, causing grief to local residents and businesses alike.
That said, the Police did encourage anyone who felt a crime was being committed to contact them immediately. A member of the Public complained that he and his neighbours had been regularly kept awake until the early hours by gangs congregating outside their properties. Far more seriously than the usual shouting and screaming, he complained that urination in public, under age drinking, etc, was taking place. It appeared, however, that this was the first time he had raised the issue with the Police.
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- Anonymous18 October 2012 at 14:24
Damn! I was aware that this meeting was happening, had fully intended to attend and then forgot to put it in my diary, hence I did not..ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous18 October 2012 at 18:19
I was at that meeting and walked through the square both ways, as I often do at night alone to get a take away or shop, without a murmur from the small group on the bench by the pump with their mixed breed dog.I avoid the ADULTS coming out at closing time-that is alarming!!! I see the other side too, where else can a youngster meet up who is too old for Brownies and too poor, or young, to go for a coke in the pub? It is a safe, central, public place.Yes they are loud-it's fun to make a "statement" some do it one way- some another.Come on J B what we going to do to help the situation?Delete
- Anonymous22 October 2012 at 10:03
I attended the meeting and came away with the impression Cllrs/Police were sympathetic to residents concerns but be it a request for horse rider signs, more police patrols to deal with antisocial behaviour, or additional youth services the answer was the same ...lack of funds.ReplyDelete
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2011 Aliner Ranger RV Test
August 8, 2011
Filed under Feature Stories, Tow Vehicles, Trailer Reviews
Setting up camp as a kid never went fast enough, especially when completely distracted by the waiting lake. Aliner's unique fold-up panel design allows anyone to quickly and repeatedly create a safe, weather-tight trailer in less than a minute, making the race for the first swim that much quicker.
Using a design conceived in the early '70s, the Aliner is composed of only four fold-up components. No canvas, snaps, zippers or poles. Releasing the lockable travel latches allows four heavy-duty springs to aid the user in lifting the overlapping hinged roof panels into the immediately recognizable A-frame silhouette. With the two main end-roof sections raised, it's just a matter of lifting both hinged side-wall sections and locking them into the end-roof panels, creating an instant hard-wall sanctuary.
Returning the Aliner to lowered and locked travel mode is just as quick by simply reversing the process. If you have any doubt, check out the many online videos shot by owners to see how easy they are to set up and take down.
The Ranger falls in the middle of the Aliner product line and is based on the original and hugely popular Classic model. It offers many but not all of the amenities in the same body size, yet is lighter in weight and offered at a more economical price point.
Stepping into an Aliner the first time is an interesting experience since most are unprepared for the volume of space its design creates. The 8-foot roof peak gives one the sensation of being in a much larger trailer and also serves the useful purpose of keeping the cabin cooler by allowing summer temps and cooking heat to rise and exhaust through the strategically placed roof-peak vent that also options out with a multispeed reversible power fan ($283).
The floorplan features a multipurpose VersaDine five-way pole-table dinette that creates several configurations for simple lounging, a travel storage trunk under the table position (and under the twin bench seats), dining for two or four people, or a 46-inch by 76-inch sleeping accommodation. Depending on your needs the Ranger is engineered with clever use of space in multiple ways for nearly every situation.
Hungry campers will appreciate the high-efficiency galley that includes a single sink basin with storage below and a twin-burner stovetop. The standard 1.9-cubic-foot refrigerator that occupies the base cabinet for the stovetop makes food prep and service easy to access. Our model was also equipped with the optional 16,000-BTU electronic ignition furnace and thermostat ($580).
An optional 6-gallon water heater ($631) is available with gray water draining into the traditional owner-supplied exterior portable wastewater tank.
For warmer climates Aliner offers a couple of optional items: an awning ($325) and a 5,000-BTU side-wall air conditioner ($392) recessed into the base cabinet and countertop opposite the galley. This cabinet provides open storage above and a pair of handy, easy to clean pullout drawers below. Additional storage for oversize gear is available under the rear sofa that makes up into a 56-inch by 76-inch bed. A curbside baggage door allows convenient exterior access into this nearly full-width under-sofa storage.
Large fixed and tinted skylight-style windows fore and aft provide plenty of cabin sunshine aided by the large operating side-wall windows with screens. The Aliner's folding side-wall design requires the use of a Dutch door configuration and a handy feature that we'd like to see migrate to more non-folding RV applications.
Built on a powdercoated rather than painted chassis and riding on the standard 2,000-pound axle, the superior finish helps to reduce road debris-induced damage. Aliner's Unirail construction method has eliminated unneeded welds and incorporates a one-piece frame rail and tongue design that runs the entire length of the body for strength.
Instead of its tamer 2,000-pound-capacity axle, our unit was supplied with the optional Off-Road Package ($595) that added a 3,000-pound axle, electric brakes with breakaway circuit (required in many states) and larger 14-inch tires. The tongue held a single 12-volt battery for powering lights and accessories and a single 5-gallon LPG cylinder. An optional twin tank setup ($174) that comes with an auto regulator is also available.
There you have it — an easy to tow, easy to set up, fully featured hard-side trailer that should meet any demanding budget. More importantly, if you're camped at a lake, it's sure to be everybody's favorite trailer. Enjoy the swim!
2011 Aliner Ranger
Base MSRP: $10,875
MSRP as tested: $14,142
Ext. Length (incl. tongue): 15′ 3″
Ext. Width: 6′ 6″
Ext. Travel Height: 4′ 9″
Int. Height (AT PEAK): 8′
Dry Weight: 1,342 lbs.
Hitch Weight: 150 lbs.
Cargo Capacity: 1,549 lbs.**
(with Off-Road Package option)
**Single LPG cylinder and full water tank
GVWR (gross vehicle weight rating): 3,000 lbs. (optional)
Axle Rating: 3,000 lbs. (optional)
Tire Size: ST205/75×14
FreshWater Cap: 11 gals.
Gray-/Black-Water Cap: N/A
LPG Cap: 5 gals. (standard)
Battery: (1) 12-volt
Sleeping Capacity: two adults, two children
Columbia Northwest Inc.
Jeep Liberty Renegade 4×4
We used the 2011 Jeep Liberty Renegade 4×4 to tow the Aliner Ranger and found its V-6 to have more than enough power to handle a full load of passengers and cargo, as well as the Ranger with the trailer's optional Off-Road Package and the additional GVW allowance. The off-highway capability and outdoor attitude offered by the Jeep Liberty Renegade 4×4 made it a good match for the Aliner Ranger. — Stuart Bourdon
2011 Jeep Liberty Renegade 4×4
Engine: 3.7-liter V-6
HP: 210 @ 5,200 rpm
Torque: 235 lb.-ft. @ 4,000 rpm
Transmission: 4-speed automatic
Axle Ratio: 3.73:1
Fuel Cap: 19.5 gals.
Tires: P235/70R16
Suspension, F/R: A-arms, coils/live axle, trailing arms, coils
Brakes: Four-wheel ABS discs
Tow Rating: 5,000 lbs.
Curb Weight: 4,290 lbs.
Wheelbase: 106.1″
Length: 14′ 9″
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Air New Zealand is reinforcing its claim to the title of the world's most environmentally responsible airline by installing new equipment that will reduce the carbon emissions from its international jet fleet.
The airline will retrofit zonal dryers supplied by CTT Systems Inc of Sweden across four of its jet fleets to reduce fuel burn and consequent emissions.
The electrically-powered dryers, mounted in the space above the ceiling or under the floor, reduce moisture trapped in insulation between the aircraft outer skin and cabin lining. They typically remove around 200 kilogrammes of water from each aircraft, which reduces fuel consumption.
Air New Zealand expects to save 500,000 US gallons of fuel a year across 42 aircraft, reducing carbon emissions by 4700 tonnes a year.
General Manager Airline Operations Captain David Morgan says Air New Zealand was already a world leader in refining flight operations to reduce its environmental impact and fuel burn long before rising fuel costs put the focus on fuel efficiency.
Over the four years from 2004 until March 2008, Air New Zealand's fuel saving initiatives have saved 9.7 million US gallons of fuel and reduced carbon dioxide emissions by 90,963 tonnes. The airline is using 36 million litres less fuel on an annual basis delivering a saving of approximately $43 million each year.
The zonal dryers are part of a range of modifications to the current fleet planned through to 2010 that will produce further fuel and emission savings.
Captain Morgan says CTT's zonal dryer technology delivers other benefits which strengthened the business case.
"Reducing fuel burn and emissions got our attention, but reducing moisture also improves the insulation's effectiveness; it results in a healthier cabin environment and reduces the potential for corrosion.
"Once we had proved the range of benefits to our satisfaction the decision was obvious and we moved quickly to capture the benefits across our four jet aircraft fleets."
Captain Morgan says each passenger exhales round 100 grams of water an hour and the cold outside temperatures at altitude generate significant condensation which is retained in the aircraft insulation.
"Installing these dryers will improve the environment both inside and outside the aircraft," says Captain Morgan.
Air New Zealand will install CTT dryers throughout its Boeing 777, 767, 737 and Airbus A320 fleets.
Issued by Air New Zealand Public Affairs, contact 64 9 336 2761
NOTE: The content of all Air New Zealand media releases are accurate at the time of issue, as stated at the top of each release. For updates on any changes, please contact Air New Zealand.
Air New Zealand is proud to be a member of Star Alliance. The Star Alliance network was established in 1997 as the first truly global airline alliance to offer worldwide reach, recognition and seamless service to the international traveller. Its acceptance by the market has been recognised by numerous awards, including the Air Transport World Market Leadership Award, Best Airline Alliance by both Business Traveller Magazine and Skytrax. The member airlines are: Adria Airways, Air Canada, Air China, Air New Zealand, ANA, Asiana Airlines, Austrian, Blue1, bmi, Continental Airlines, Croatia Airlines, EGYPTAIR, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines, Shanghai Airlines, Singapore Airlines, South African Airways, Spanair, SWISS, TAP Portugal, Turkish Airlines, THAI, United and US Airways. Aegean Airlines, Air India, Brussels Airlines and TAM have been announced as future members. Overall, the Star Alliance network offers 19,500 daily flights to 1,071 airports in 171 countries.
For more information about Air New Zealand visit www.airnewzealand.com and for more information about Star Alliance visit www.staralliance.com.


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By Denny Murawska
(Posted Feb. 16, 2007, 10:45 a.m. Originally published in The Week Oct. 9, 2005)
Editor's note: This column recently won first place in the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Better Newspaper contest for a weekly outddoor column.
Many schools offer programs in outdoor education. During these sojourns into nature, kids are instructed in orienteering, tree identification, forest resources and countless other activities that are meaningful and often fun. Having been involved in such trips for many years was a rewarding experience.
While it is true that teachers can convey a deeper appreciation of nature in their students through such expeditions, it is much more difficult to attempt this with a spouse.
On a recent trip up north to the Eagle River area, I decided to allow my dearly beloved Susan several opportunities to acquire a deeper rapport with some of the outdoor activities I am passionate about. Hunting with a bow, gun and scrounging for wild mushrooms were on the curriculum.
The mushroom hunting was fantastic.
On our first walk through the woods, I discovered a prize known as a "bear's tooth." This odd-looking mushroom is one of the most delicious of all edible fungi.
In a short time, Susan found an even larger one. Once she tasted the delicacy sautéed in butter, she agreed with all the authors of mushroom identification books that this was truly one of the best of the best. The wet and warm weather in the northern part of our state had left the woods full of goodies such as this waiting to be discovered. One morning, as if by magic, an entire flush of Boletus edulis popped up right in the back yard of her family cottage. It was as if some fairies had conjured them up just for us by magic. This prince of fungi is known as the King Bolete. It has almost as many names as there are European countries whose inhabitants relish it with a religious fervor. In all our miles of wandering, we never came upon another.
We collected enough to bring some back with us, to mix with wild rice for a gourmet treat beyond words.
So far, so good!
I could feel the bonds between us growing stronger. Now came the real tests. Would Sue be willing to sit in a blind on an archery hunt far into the woods?
How could she understand my fervor for this type of experience without actually being there?
I explained that it would involve two hours of silent sitting, waiting on a trail frequented by deer because of the abundance of acorns. Walking about the forest in pitch blackness is part of the thrill.
As luck would have it, as the sun sunk below the horizon, a doe poked her head up from a trail leading directly to our blind.
At 20 yards, she was wary. Susan remained motionless in her camo headgear that made her look more like a terrorist than she knew.
The doe stared directly at the blind, which she knew did not belong there, and was something new in her domain.
As alarmed whitetails are prone to do, she stomped her foot, showing her alarm and alerting other deer in the area that something seemed wrong. There was a 10 minute staring match as she tried to figure out what this new addition to her forest was.
She cautiously circled downwind of us and started blowing as she caught our scent. This series of snorts is the final warning to everything in the woods that there was a problem here. It is also that last thing a deer hunter wants to hear. It is followed by the flash of an upraised white tail as the deer bounds off into the thicket.
Unless you are the adrenaline-pumped hunter, I am not certain squatting in a camo tent for hours is terribly exciting. Yet, once again, I felt she at least understood the patience and focus it takes to become obsessed with this type of hunting.
Finally, it was time to instruct my honey in the art of pistol shooting. As a boy, I had the good fortune to learn this difficult skill in a logical progression. It started with throwing clods of dirt in mock "wars" with armies composed of other kids in our neighborhood. From the start, I showed a knack for hurling projectiles and hitting targets.
Yes, it was a dumb thing to do, but all the kids did it, so what was I to do? This quickly progressed to slingshoots, BB-guns, pea shooters and, finally, firearms. Since Susan did not have a lifetime of these prerequisites, I decided it was time to jump in the pond and start from the top.
My first concern was to provide hearing protection. Rather than waste an extravagant $2.39 on ear plugs, I brought along some toilet tissue.
Heck, it had always worked for me. Perhaps it is why I often respond to questions by asking "what?" I could tell my would-be pistolero was ready when I noticed about five inches of white paper sticking out from the sides of her head like the half-cocked ears of a poodle. I explained how to properly brace two hands on the grip of the gun and to take a wide stance.
I did not tell her the pistol was loaded with .357 magnum loads. This is not a beginner's round! Oh well, one has to start somewhere. The blast found my honey almost running away from this beast of a gun and shaking her hand up and down. While her hand position looked stable, I neglected to notice a finger just in front of the revolving chambers. You see, as one fires, a small amount of the blast is channeled out and onto anything in this area, resulting in a bruising powder burn.
In addition, she complained of a terrible ringing in her head. Those magnum loads can be a bit much for a petite lady that is somewhat of a featherweight.
Well, I apologized profusely, and went through the old story about how one has to get back upon the horse and try, try again. It took plenty of coaxing, but I showed her how "expert" marksmen sight in their guns. You need a rest that gives a bit, like a sandbag.
Since we had none, I improvised by wadding up her new parka on top of a Coleman cooler. Now she had a nice, stable rest. Kaboom! Kaboom! Two shots rang out, both missing the paper plate target at 10 yards. At this point, Susan mentioned in a trembling voice that she might be more inclined to enjoy this endeavor a bit more with a much smaller gun.
It was at that point we noticed that her off-white parka now had several powder burns of its own. Oops ! That was a $20 mistake on the part of her "mentor." He almost instantly agreed to replace the gun rest with one of equal value, or face some long moments alone in the forest for the next week.
These misadventures all ended on a happy note. By the end of the week, my able student was riddling her target with .38 special rounds. I noticed she had picked up a wing feather of a wild turkey found on one of our many walks, and held onto it like a prized ornament.
She marveled at the colors of the trees, now at their peak of splendor. In the somber peace of the deep woods, we both soaked in the cathedral-like world enveloping us.
What I had experienced so many times, she was now seeing with the eyes and heart of a child for the first time. In spite of her teacher's well-intentioned blunders, we had grown just a bit closer.
The author is a science teacher and lives in Genoa City. Contact him through his Web site at www.aa-taxidermy.com.
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Police in 2 states are investigating what looks like assassination attempts of police officers. There have been three shootings – all occurring between 10pm and 4am at the homes of 3 officers – one each in Worcester and Wicomico County – both of which occurred Friday morning and one in Western Sussex County. There was a marked patrol car in front of each of the homes – so police say the cases are related. No one has been injured, however there are no suspects and police ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333 or WCBI at 1-410-548-4891.
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East Side Gallery records, 1961-1970
East Side Gallery (New York, N.Y.)
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Collection size: 0.2 linear ft.
Collection Summary: Correspondence of director Mark Freeman; exhibition catalogs, and announcements, clippings, press releases, and other printed material, and photographs.
The donor, Mark Freeman, is the founder and director of the East Side Gallery.
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Snooki Gives Birth To A Baby Boy
Snooki has given birth. MTV reports she delivered a healthy Lorenzo Dominic LaValle around 3 AM this morning with her fiancé, Jionni LaValle, at her side in Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, New Jersey.
She tweeted, "I am SO IN LOVE with my son Lorenzo Dominic ! I had my little man last night, healthy at 6lbs! HE'S MY WORLD! ❤"
Snooki's rep also had a statement: "The world just got another Guido!!! Lorenzo Dominic LaValle has entered the world weighing 6lbs, 5oz. Nicole, Jionni & Enzo are doing great!"
MTV shared, "We couldn't be happier for Nicole and Jionni on the healthy delivery of their baby boy! We look forward to Lorenzo's first trip to the Jersey Shore and can't wait to see his first animal print onesie."
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September 2006
How 'Bout Now
For his 11th album as a leader, Denver-based tenorist Fred Hess employed the same excellent sidemen as on his previous two well-received recordings—Ken Filiano on bass, Matt Wilson on drums and Ron Miles on cornet (instead of his usual trumpet), with longtime colleague Mark Harris added on alto. And once again the leader, who holds a doctorate in composition, wrote all the pieces (certainly not "tunes"). Indeed, the emphasis is on Hess' sophisticated writing, complemented by well-integrated improvisations.
Straightahead swing, as in "Sooz Blooz," shares space with creative forms and rhythmic schemes as in the programmatic "The Clef's Ski Vacation," which faithfully renders a soundtrack for a fanciful storyline. Other selections include "Finding the Evidence," where the listener is challenged to find Monk's disguised theme, "B Quick," whose opening tenor-and-drums unison leads to a long and fascinating Wilson solo, and "How 'Bout Now," where the players all simultaneously engage in improvised interplay.
As improvisers, Hess and Miles refuse to rely on the obvious. Their searching inventiveness affords them distinctive voices within the postbop tradition.


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By Giuseppe De Santis-How many times have the Daily Telegraph and the Sunday Telegraph printed lies about the British National Party and used offensive terms to describe BNP activists?
And how many times have the journalists working for the two rags openly supported violent antifascist groups?
Too many to remember but the good news is that the day of reckoning is coming.
In fact a few days ago it was reported that Telegraph Media Group is merging its daily and Sunday titles in a restructure that will see the company axe 80 of its 550 editorial jobs.
Similar seven-day operations have been implemented at The Independent titles and the Daily and Sunday Mirror.
However TMG will also create 50 new digital jobs as part of an £8m investment to complete the transition to a digital business.
The reason for this move is that circulation is falling and advertising contracted sharply and therefore TMG is expanding its digital operations hoping to increase revenues.
Even if this plan is going to work it will do little to tackle the underlying problem of TMG which is related to the fact that people are sick and tired of spending money to read lies and Marxist propaganda, and for that reason things are not going to improve anytime soon.
Indeed for too long those arrogant journalists have abused their power and behaved in a way that in a normal country would have never been tolerated and therefore it's good that some of them are losing their jobs as they will finally start to pay the price for their own arrogance and contempt for ordinary people.
In the meantime nationalists can start to boycott those two titles so that more of those useless journalists will be made redundant.
We can achieve that because together we can.
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Amtrak Rail Station Security At Albany/Rensselaer In Full Force
Rensselaer, NY – Amtrak is one area of mass transit that has increased security. Amtrak said the high level of security will remain until they have a better understanding of what happened in London. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief, Arielle Trimm


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It looks like you changed your guess for the final numerator from C to Cx+D. Cx+D is correct, since the discriminant of the denominator is
Thus, the denominator does not factor over the reals, and you need the Cx+D up top.
I think it should be15A+25D=-96
15A+25D+3B=-96. Other than that, I think you've set up your equations correctly.
Part (b) is way beyond me as well. It's an entirely different problem!?! Don't know why it's a part (b) to a partial fractions problem. I think an algebraist such as NonCommAlg or tonio or Swlabr would know what that's all about. Any chance you guys could weigh in on this?


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From the Crap Archives: Your Child's Favorite Weeping Farmer Coloring Book
Your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from basements, thrift stores, estate sales and flea markets. I do this for one reason: Knowledge is power.
The Farmer and the Crows
Authors: Herbert R. Simmons and Lester L. Boyice
Publisher: H&R Publishing, Lenexa, Kansas
Date: 1982
Discovered at: Salvation Army
The Cover Promises: Crows and a sunburned farmer but none of the anguish within. Representative Quote: "The Farmer woke up early the next morning,...before the sun came up. He loaded up his shotgun with buckshot, ... walked out into the field." (page 11)
Initially, this dreary, hopeless, thoroughly upsetting "story coloring book" only looks like it might upset your child if your child is concerned with things like aesthetics. The first few pages depict a farm, a farmer, and some crows well enough that the child who once owned this copy has dutifully cheered them up.
As the pages pass, and the crows eat the farmer's corn, our child gives up on it. The images are peculiarly static, often looking like slightly altered photocopies of each other. Worse, they're sometimes horrifying.
Here, the farmer attempts to scare away crows by becoming da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.
The farmer fails to scare the crows away. His wife, dog and scarecrow fail, too. Desperate, he considers (and dismisses) the possibility of opening farmer-crow negotiations. (Note that, without color to distract us, he looks like Burt Reynolds in a cauliflower toupee.)
Here, things get bleak.
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Some kids excel at coloring flowers. Others are adept at smiling suns. Still others are best at the hard look on a man's face as he prepares to kill.
For the next four pages, the farmer lurks behind a haystack, cradling his shotgun. The crows arrive, and the farmer allows them to fatten themselves up. Simmons writes, chillingly, "He wanted them to eat for a while so they wouldn't be able to fly away so fast."
This is the first page the child has colored since the third. Much like the little girl's pink coat in Schindler's List, the yellow corn reminds us of life's fragile beauty even during times of despair.
The farmer, meanwhile, still has work to do. Like any good coloring book authors, Simmons and Boyice address the process of decay:
Then, on the final page, as the farmer stoops down to collect the carcasses, his spirit is crushed by the cruelty of existence.
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Coppi, M.V., Compton, L.A., and Guidotti, G. Isoform specific effects of charged residues at the borders of the M1-M2 loop of the Na,K-ATPase a subunit. Biochemistry 38, 2494-2505 (1999).
Grinthal, A., and Guidotti, G. Substitution of His59 converts CD39 apyrase into an ADPase in a quaternary structure dependent manner. Biochemistry 39, 9-16 (2000).
McGeoch, J.E., McGeoch, M.W., Mao, R., and Guidotti, G. Opposing actions of cGMP and calcium on the conductance of the F(0) subunit c pore. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 274, 35-840 (2000).
Zhong, X., Malhotra, R., and Guidotti, G. Regulation of yeast ectoapyrase Ynd1p activity by activator subunit Vma13p of vacuolar H-ATPase. J. Biol. Chem. 275, 35592- 35599 (2000).
Lee, K., Jung, J., Kim, M., and Guidotti, G. Interaction of the alpha subunit of Na, K- ATPase with cofilin. Biochem. J. 353, 377-385 (2001).
Chen, W., and Guidotti, G. Soluble apyrases release ADP during ATP hydrolysis. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 282, 90-95 (2001).
Zhong, X., Malhotra, R., Woodruff, R., and Guidotti, G. Mammalian Plasma Membrane Ecto-NTPDase1, CD39, Is Not Active Intracellularly: The N-Glycosylation State of CD39 Correlates with Surface Activity and Localization. J. Biol. Chem. 276, 41518- 41525 (2001).
Chen, W. and Guidotti, G. The Metal Coordination of sCD39 during ATP Hydrolysis. BMC Biochemistry 2, 9 (2001).
Grinthal, A., and Guidotti, G. Transmembrane Domains Confer Different Substrate Specificities and ADP Hydrolysis Mechanisms on CD39, CD39L1, and Chimeras. Biochemistry 41, 1947-1956 (2002).
Wu, J.J., and Guidotti, G. Construction and Characterization of a Monomeric Insulin Receptor. J. Biol. Chem. 277, 27809-27817 (2002)
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Worst Careers in the Game Industry
Just like real life, the text game world would be fantastic if you could become your own boss. In most addicting games, we give up grinding for levels, rather then the daily grind, and try to make gold in more creative ways. So, to help the entrepreneurs of text games, here's the worst self-employment jobs in online games.
Creating Game Maps for Profit
Creating maps might sound fun, easy and profitable, but existing game maps created by good-willed players who charged nothing, freely sharing their works with the game community are the most lauded. Furthermore, game clients today support file transfer from dedicated servers, allowing you to download community map packs as they become available.
Online Escort
You're convinced that "girls have it easier" in text games. Free armour, free credits, free ride in the game industry simply for having chest-danglies. So you create a girl character and give her breasts that would garner sympathy from anime characters. You're a sick dude, and you know it. But you're holding the log for blackmail, so we won't tell anyone your secret.
Organized Crime
Protection rackets and online game drug rings simply don't work in the text game world. Sure, it'd be fun to roleplay a mobster and throw bricks through shop windows, but you'd probably just get eaten alive by the city guards. And forget turf wars over gleam (an online game drug in Achaea), nobody touches the stuff!
Selling E-Books in MMORPGs
Whether you're writing a harvesting guide or a series of PvP strategy guides, one thing to remember is that piracy is rampant on the internet. Sure, text game communities are smaller, and you might've even heard a few friends say they'd be interested in buying your book. Selling e-books successfully requires that you build a social network of people willing to review and mention your e-book, and it'd be available on Pastebin by then.
So, if you're really desperate for a text game career in the game industry, consider starting from the bottom and doing some volunteer work for your favourite game. Guiding newbies, building areas and eventually Celani work will give you the skills necessary to get a leg up in the game industry. Don't forget, Iron Realms has made a habit of hiring their most dedicated, long-term players. No matter what IRE game you play, your producer was an avid fan of IRE games before it became their career!
Authored by M.K. Barry
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So what are the best carrers?
What would be one of the best careers in it?
virtual murder machine?
game reviewer, i'd reckon. imagine the joy of nerds worldwide hanging on your every word.
There are plenty of worse things to do.
Absolutely. Game tester is one of the worst. Repetitive bashing at the same test plan, following boring USE cases...
Debugging things in a program? Would imagine thats rather painful
Got a decent laugh out of that.
You are too easily amused.
hah I did too
anyone who tries to do these deserves their fate
Agreed. I mean, okay, I've tried some hare-brained schemes to get credits, but sheesh...
Escort is good if done Correctly, but it has to be more than "I has boobs! Mudsex!"
Really? Try the cute little girl route - no boobs or mudsex in sight, but everyone falls head-over-heals in love with them.
But then that's also a sign it might be a savvy guy, as they are aware of cliches surrounding female chars online. Simply put, you can't win.
Wait...what about for the girls that play those characters and aren't the savvy guys?
There are no girls on the internet.
rofl. only computers on the internet I guess :-)
And does not need to be exclusively female.
Nom, nom, need more free credits because defiler's look awesome! Also, I vote online escort as the worst, implies you have no dignity.
Nael, escorting usually requires one be a little less bloodthirsty and willing to kill their potential lovers :P
Back in the day as a Saboteur, part of the reason the girls dug them WAS because of the possibility that any day might be their last!
Gives the relationship that sense of "excitement" and "risk" that all girls love!
Agreed. Good for a short laugh or two.
Almost every other client already has built-in mapping... I've never really seen much of a use for player-made maps, except for perhaps certain areas such as Suliel in Achaea. But even then, a quick google search'll just turn up anything you could want.
Novice Guide?
yeah right :P
Also that online escort thing has totally worked in Aetolia. Some people will shell out a ton of credits for help in vicariously living our their fantasies through text.
Huh. Interestingly, the song "Girls Don't Like Boys" (girls like cars and money being the followup in that lyrics) just came on. >>;;
I dunno, it seems kind of exhausting to be doing that kind of thing all the time, but also very interesting. Imagine starting up an escort business in game.
It's been tried a few times in Achaea, but they ALWAYS fall through.
Will add what other people have said elsewhere, likely -
"Escort" does not always mean sex. It can also mean just someone to keep you company, take you places, etc etc. Although from the sounds of the article it implies just sex, I'd like to point out that I knew some rather successful people in MUDs who charged for their time, but there was a no-touch rule to it. (Also, I've charged people for bashing trips if I didn't like them, which is essentially an escort service with a different end goal in mind)
It would be interesting to try doing something of that kind, but at the same time I wouldn't go for it since you ought to be able to get the same type of interaction (you know, talking, flirting, bashing, etc.) for free with these cool things known as friends. Or guild members. Or house members. That kind of thing.
that's Aetolia for you, RPing as good as it gets!
I lost all my acorns yesterday, how about you? :(
between all the files on it, the cost, and the fact that several cities have laws against it, I should think that there is quite a bit of protection in place already
With the new changes alcohol can mess you up too, if you're really persistent over several months!
yay for cactus weed
i got free loot
You make enough gold hunting and questing as it is.
Lol'd. Prostitutes in IRE games lately hardly get paid anymore! The deed is payment enough!
get weirder and weirder.
I have noticed a certain decline in content...
I do find the assumption that it would course be a male to play a female escort amusing and hauntingly true. Certainly looking for a best career list now though
the TRUTH.
Isn't there a punishment for posting nothing comments? Either way, nice read.
that there are people in the third world trying to scrape out a living by farming gold on WoW and Everquest. Then those people's employers sell the gold to Americans, for cash, and keep most of the profits.
Heard of this. Isn't that illegal or something? o.O
I agree, this is not quite up to par with many of the other recent articles. Quantity over quality though, I suppose
The credits, think of the credits!
I am only here for the free credit.
is selling text-books really sadder then selling text-herbs or text clothes? I mean, I would think that book selling would be, at the very least, the most real job on could have, seeing as books are mere information anyways
Perhaps, but text-herbs and text-clothes can't be copy/pasted and re-distributed.
People that do text-books are pretty neat in my mind. If I was a better writer, I'd do it -shrug-. There's a hell of a lot worse things to be doing however than selling an IG book, IG.
This sounds like a good idea. I want to do it. Time to get to writing.
Surprised crafting didn't get mentioned. In most of the IREs it seems the expectation is that you will craft for free if you have the skill and are provided commodities.
Also not on this list: Interpretive Dancer and MUD Braille translator
Interpretive Dancer and MUD Braille translator. I like those. Made me laugh.
I gotta say, I'd like to see a list of good jobs to go along with this though.
I've got to get into organized crime.
Is this "addicting games" phrase a thing now?
All of it is definitely true, although guiding is not that terrible, you just have to have a lot of patience and time on your hands.
This article is very strange.
A somewhat lackluster article, I must admit. the rhythm and flow are off. more examples may have added more humour and interest.
I am really not even sure how to respond here...why would anybody want to do any of the above in game? I mean the 'I has boobs, Mudsex!', I can see that happening because I have ran in on it in Lusternia...it is...interesting to say the least...mostly a waste of time though.
Why not be a professional adventurer or a bloodthirster or farmer? All pay out in one way or another....writing books and selling tail for a new greathelm are boring and only payout if you are realy good at it anyways.
Making maps is fun if you are into creativity...it also depends on how much creative freedom you get with it I guess too.
A very comical article.
Not the best.
The clothes are prettier. Men's clothes are SHIRT PANTS BOOTS ALL OF THEM BLACK. Where's the variety?
Chances are your pants are not as fancy as the pair of very fancy pants that Mr Fancypants will wear...
But yes, I keep alting as women just because I want to wear more than tunic/trousers as my ensemble. And then I get to the shops and go 'wtf is a petticoat? Is it just smaller than a regular one? wait, undergarments? Why can't I wear one with a sari? Is this why it takes women so long to get dressed?'
And then I give up and go back to playing characters with dangly bits.
Can MKO have mortal builders yet :)
I know somebody who does begging. Even when he has enough for what he wants, he begs for more. It's pretty annoying! Especially when he has more money than you.
Hands down the worst ig "career" that I have observed in Achaea, was being the Imithian Prelate. Though I am glad that Ferrous had an opportunity to serve the former Church in this role as it helped her character and roleplay grow - most of the time it was a nightmare. Practically every interaction was dealing with irate people - demanding to know WHY they were enemied, and WHO informed the Church of their crimes, and complaining HOW much their fines to the Church in essence/gold/years were. On a few occasions I had people issue Ferrous personally over the organizations decision to enemy them. All in all though, I would go through all that nightmare again... just to have the Church back :(
I'd give up every artifact I own, and buy then all over again (almost 15k credits) just to have the church back again!
Selling ebooks huh..
That'll be interesting if it ever happens, hahah.
They generally suck. Harvesting, forging, milking etc all take the most insane amount of time to do and give you little profit in return. I think if you wanna be rich, master bashing!
Sounds reasonable
Sounds good for a free credit
lets see, i've seen so far prostitution, a whore house (male and females mind), the odd jobs (hunters for the most irrelevant of things, people who's sole jobs are to carry messages from one person to the next instead of tells, and such)
The worst career in Achaea is being the Caliph of Shallam XD
Give Bahtell a noogie when you see him about for taking it up! ^_^
THe only scheme there that would work would be the make a girl character scheme. I am sure you could whore yourself out for a few credits.
Amusing and fairly interesting.
Indeed very humorous!
Involve having to listen to others whine and complain especially over nothing.
Ada already pointed out how bad being Caliph of Shallam is!
The escort thing sounds like you'd have to swallow your pride pretty deep...And a few other things, perhaps. Eurgh. No thanks.
I don't know what you guys are talking about, being an online escort has worked out great for me.
Great article, some great points indeed, i seen to many trying different ways to make money some are very inefficient, like my attempt when i was a young lad just starting out i thought why not start a dating agency, matching people up for money, of course i did not have the mind of an accountant back then and couldn't really make money off it, but of course if you're natuallry rich, you could buy a whole lot of shops and sell lots of stuff.
I then started working on an Alclient curing system (which is almost complete) and when i'd gotten this far i gave up and thought it'd never do, i wanted to be like the great Vadi, and yet also Runists in achaea seem to be making less then they did before, because of the long life of totems.
All in all the only reall ways of making mondey is walking around sapience harvesting everyday of every hour, doing enchantments or having a shop, those to me are the greatest incomes varieties in Achaea, next to thievery.
In 2008 Over 150,000 people were employed as gold farmers with average monthly earnings of USD145.This same report estimated that 80% of all gold farmers were from Chinaa fact which has led to prejudice towards Chinese players.2008 figures from the Chinese state valued the Chinese trade in virtual currency at over several billion yuan, or nearly USD300 million.
Not sure about 2009, 2010, but it's probably gotten worse.
Read about this..wow is all I can say..
There must be some actually good but non grindy careers out there though!
Rofl at Escort industry.
The map-maker, maybe not so horrendous. Caffery (Lusternia's most known cartographer) may not have earned a lot of gold, but he certainly earned a lot of positive social credit from mapping out the entire Lusternia world.
That's actually hilarious.
def rolling a hooker char
Engineering.... nuff said
being a ratman :P
Only if you like giving away all your money.
see above
Quite bad jobs indeed, but there are also the lovely tasks like observation (sitting around somewhere waiting for something to happen) and hunting service provider for someone rich (you hunt all those dangerous creatures they don't want to touch).
I was hoping for a better article :***(
has to be really boring.
Gets paid terribly too. Sadly in some cultures, that pay is way better than any other job, and the farmers don't even really know that what they do is illegal. Or don't care, because game rules suddenly become trivial when your family is starving :(
I'd love to have a gaming career.
is so dull
Honestly, coming up with in-game jobs is pretty neat. IRE has built in skills for creation, but the real challenge is marketing them in a neat way.
lots of work, little pay
Cause there are some House positions that nobody wants to do half the time.
Advancement a bit limited
+1 to online escorts!
could always be worse maybe your an intern to one of those other people?
Would be an interesting twist of fate if it turned into the next "Eragon" or similar fantasy books.
Would be an interesting twist of fate if it turned into the next "Eragon" or similar fantasy books.
I'm sure some could write the next Shades of Gray ;)
I gagged a little at the Online Escort one. If only because I have a sincere problem with anyone who plays a female just to get free things - real female or not.
I gag at people who play males just so they can find these escort females.
Well I do enjoy free things.
Like a credit.
what is all this talk about free credits?
... chest danglies? Really?
Someone offered my character a job as an "escort." D: D: D:
especially terrible for a grammer nazi
I thought grammar nazis enjoyed what they did? I mean why else would they do it, right?
go figure out where someone made the mistake.
stop changing my history! ><
Imp and Aetolia have changed the backstories of various guilds and orgs more times then I can count and it always screws up my various char's RPs! So far I've not had the same issue on Lus as it mostly just has new stuff happen and does not rewrite the old which I find allows a more organic development of my char and lets me feel like I can invest more time and effort with out the worry that large portions of my char's knowledge base is going to be rewritten with out my knowledge then randomly changed by players or well intentioned Admins.
I know that guilds/orgs die and someone has a "great new idea" that will energize the playerbase and bring people swarming backinto text based games, but you could always do it with a bit more sensetivity to the person who crafted their history over the corse of months and could if you had the time occupy you with their history for days on end. Come to think of it maybe Lus's policy that everyone's memory is wiped/spotty rather helped my chars there, As I was free to organicly grow my char to what they are today. ok starting to ramble again, sorry.
What's wrong with online escort?
Organized crime D:


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I took my son to the park a few days ago, and there she was- a fairy princess. "Look Mommy it is Snow White," he said, his eyes beaming. He wanted to meet Snow White. However, Snow White had other plans that did not yet include Prince Charming.
Snow White was all of four years old. She was adorable. She was building a sand castle in her beautiful gown, constantly untangling herself from the dress, and pushing her headband up over her eyes every time she knelt down to add more sand to her castle. She looked like Snow White with fair skin only lighter hair and bright pink tennis shoes (can't remember if Snow White had those).
My son was smitten. I have never seen him like this. "She is so pretty Mommy," he said. (I turned off my Motherly yentaness.."Is she good enough for my son?") Before I could comment or even comprehend what was going on here, he was off to meet her.
He knelt down beside her in the sand box. "Hi Princess. Can I build the castle with you." Without even staring up at him, she answered, "No."
"I would really like to help you," he continued.
"No! I don't need your help," she said affirmatively.
"Then can I just watch you as you build it?" he asked.
She ignored him. He tried again. "Is it ok if I sit here and watch you Snow White?"
She gave him the silent treatment. My son glanced up at me and shrugged his shoulders. I tried not to make eye contact. I did not want to get involved. I wanted to see how it would play out.
Suddenly Snow White dropped her shovel and ran off. (Glass slipper, plastic shovel, what's the difference?) My son stood there glancing first at the shovel and then at Snow White on the run. He picked up the shovel and decided to run after her.
"Hey! Wait! Snow White. You forgot your shovel." They ran out of the sand box and over the grass. I wanted to stop him. ("Don't run with the shovel in your hand." "Don't run after her if she doesn't want you to play with her.") But I let them play.
She kept looking back to see how far behind he was and would giggle. (Was she playing hard to get? Hmmm, it appeared so. It must be an inherent characteristic in girls.) He finally stopped as if noticing the game. "I'm going to put the shovel down here. If you want it, come and get it," he said as he walked away and went on to play elsewhere. Just as soon as he gave up, she gave in, walking back to claim her shovel.
She watched him play on the jungle gym. He kept looking back at her without saying a word. Finally she headed over to her mom and decided to remove her costume. It was getting in the way of her "getaways."
He then recognized her without her costume. "Hi Princess," he still shouted.
She looked away. He came up to me as I watched from the sidelines.
"Mommy, will you help me pick flowers for the Princess. I need to bring her flowers."
There were no flowers around, I told him to pretend. So he found some leaves and gathered them in a bouquet. They were beautiful fallen leaves; red, orange, and yellow. I watched as he walked over to the princess, who was now playing with two other girls.
"Princess, I brought you flowers." He handed them to her.
She looked at them and took them from his hands and threw them on the ground. "I don't want your flowers."
He was saddened for a moment. I had to chime in. How could I not. She rejected my son and his kind gesture? (I know they are only four, but still.) How hard was it to be guy and make the first move. Was it intrinsic? What was he thinking? He just liked her.
At this point, it was time for us to leave. We walked away. I asked if he wanted to say bye to the Princess. He said, "No thanks."
Just as we were half way to our car, we heard the pitter patter of tennis shoes behind us (pink ones). It was her. He stopped and smiled at ther,"Yes, Princess?" He asked.
She held up her pail in her hands and asked, "Will you help me fill up some water for my castle."
I helped him help her. (A true yenta mom at this point.) I turned on the drinking fountain, as he held her pail to fill it. He smiled. She did not. He looked at her. She looked down. "Anything else you need?" he asked.
"That's all." She said blushing as she ran away. And my son smiled all the way to the car.
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Primary school children across the Island are being given the chance to make their mark and win great prizes ahead of the 2014 Swimarathon.
In keeping with the theme for the 2014 Swimarathon, the annual colouring competition invites children to design the front cover of the event's daily bulletins showing 'Children Having Fun'. The entries will be reviewed and the designs of five lucky school children will be chosen to feature during the course of the Swimarathon week.
Competition organiser Lion Peter Tabb says: 'The 2014 Swimarathon will be supporting Jersey's children's charities. With so many children taking part, 'children having fun' could not be a more appropriate theme for this year's colouring competition.'
'The winning five designs will not only be used on the front cover of the daily bulletins but will also be showcased in a special feature published around the time of the Swimarathon. The artists themselves will win £250 prize money for their school and also receive an individual prize, so this is a fantastic opportunity to get creative.'
Oakwell Children's Respite Centre has been selected as the main beneficiary of the funds raised overall by participants in the event. An additional 25 Jersey-based children's charities will also receive a share of at least £25,000.
Chris Blampied, Head of Banking, British Isles at RBC Wealth Management, said: 'We are always impressed with the standard of the drawings and the imaginative ideas that are submitted from all age groups. No doubt it will be a difficult task to choose just five but I am sure that the judges are looking forward to the challenge and would want to encourage as many children as possible to take part again this year.'
The designs submitted must be in colour and fit on an A4 page, allowing space for the Swimarathon logo and the date of the bulletin (recommended size 180mmx180mm). The closing date for entries is Friday 21 February 2014. The judges for the drawing competition will be Lion Chris Clarke, President of the Lions Club of Jersey, Brian McKenzie, Head of Design at the Jersey Evening Post and Leo the Lion on behalf of the event's sponsors, RBC Wealth Management. To enter, or for more details about the design completion, contact Lion Peter Tabb on 726704.
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Softball, tennis groups lobby for grant
Marietta City Council's finance and lands, buildings and parks committees heard testimony Tuesday from two local recreational groups seeking limited grant funding for improvements to the Lookout Park tennis courts or the softball fields at Buckeye Park.
Members of the Marietta Area Community Tennis Association and the Marietta City Softball Association are vying for $31,000 in Ohio Department of Natural Resources Nature Works Grant funding that the state has made available for Washington County.
City development director Andy Coleman plans to apply for a majority of the grant funding, around $30,000, but that money is only enough to fund one of the two project requests.
Barb Moberg, a member of the Marietta Area Community Tennis Association, told the committee members that the Lookout Park court surface is in need of repairs to keep it from deteriorating to the point that a total reconstruction would be required.
"It would cost an estimated $125,000 to completely resurface all four courts," she said. "But the lower two courts (with the most damage) could be repaired for about $15,000."
Moberg noted, in addition to the court surface repairs, a sidewalk meeting Americans with Disabilities Act standards would have to be installed to provide accessibility to the courts for handicapped individuals.
Coleman said that sidewalk and a concrete parking pad for access to the courts would cost another estimated $6,426.
Moberg added if there is enough grant money left after the surface repairs and sidewalk the tennis association would also like to have a water source and more lighting installed at the courts. She said there are also drainage issues that should be addressed as water may be causing some subsidence of the courts.
She added that Lookout Park is not located in one of the four city areas eligible for Community Development Block Grant funding, but the Buckeye Park ball fields in the Norwood area would qualify for CDBG monies and those funds could be tapped for the proposed softball association project.
Jim Farley, president of the softball association, said the group needs funding for elevated lighting at the Buckeye Park fields.
"It's unfortunate that the grant money is so tight this year that we have to talk about this," he said. "I would really like to have enough money to do both projects."
Farley said the present height of the ball field lights is a safety concern during night games because balls often hit or are thrown higher than the level of the current lighting disappear from the players' view.
"The balls go above the lights and you don't know where they're going to land," he said. "We're not asking for cosmetics. This is a real need. And last year the transformer for one of the fields was hit by lightning, so there is only one light on that field. You can't see at night."
The lighting would cost an estimated $13,500, but poles for the lights could add to the cost, noted Councilman Tom Vukovic, D-4th Ward.
Farley said he believed the current lighting poles could be used by simply adding some extensions.
"We want the lights first and foremost for the safety of our players," he said, adding that if there is additional grant funding left over, the fields could also use a scoreboard.
Farley also said the softball association has plenty of volunteers available to help with the project.
Coleman said the softball field project would also require the installation of two ADA-compliant sidewalks for accessibility from the parking area, but the concrete for those walkways would only cost an estimated $626.
He added that the local match for the ODNR grant would be around $7,500, which could be covered by in-kind materials and services provided on either of the projects.
Vukovic said it had been several years since any work had been done on drainage issues at the Lookout Park tennis courts.
"I do think that needs to be addressed again soon," he said. "We also spent $19,380 in 2007 to resurface the two upper courts at Lookout Park. If we can do something now we may be able to safe the courts before another winter passes. We don't want city assets deteriorating."
Councilman Mike McCauley, D-2nd Ward, agreed.
"If we're going to do one or the other of these projects, I think we should take care of the courts up here because this area is not eligible for CDBG funds," he said.
But Vukovic noted the CDBG money may not be available for the Buckeye Park ball fields because a large portion of the annual entitlement from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development goes for installation of ADA-compliant curb ramps during the city's yearly asphalt paving program.
In the end, no decision was made as to which project would be recommended for the grant funding because the committee members wanted more discussion of the issue before making a final determination.
Coleman said the deadline to apply for the ODNR grant is May 1.
In other business Tuesday, city engineer Joe Tucker submitted a request for change orders totaling $32,448 for the second phase of the Armory Square renovation project that's currently under way.
Tucker said the change order includes $5,628 for replacement of two purlins (roof supporting timbers); $16,860 to install a tongue-and-groove ceiling into which screws from new roofing could be anchored; and $9,960 for plywood to cover wall coping.
Vukovic said there is enough money in the Gutberlet Armory fund budget to cover the requested change order, but it would leave only about $17,000 remaining in the fund.
The committee members agreed to support legislation approving the change order.
Also on Tuesday, members of council's planning, zoning, annexation and housing committee agreed to develop a resolution supporting an application to Heritage Ohio by ReStore Marietta to have the Pioneer City designated as a Main Street community.
ReStore Marietta director Mallory Greenham said the application would be filed in April.


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From Gooseberry Patch's Farmers' Market Favorites.
- 2 Everything Bagel Thins- Toasted
- 1 Avocado- Smashed
- 4.25 oz Salad Shrimp-Thawed
- 4 T Whipped Cream Cheese
- 1 T Light Miracle Whip
- 1 T Lemon Juice
- 1/2 t Dill Weed
- Salt and Pepper to taste
- Mix shrimp, cream cheese, Miracle Whip, lemon juice and dill weed well.
- Season with Salt and Pepper.
- Place half of mixture on each bagel half.
- Add half of avocado on opposite bagel halves.
- Sandwich shrimp and avocado halves and serve.
Calories 262 Total Fat 11.8g Sat. Fat 2.8g Cholest. 67.8mg Sodium 742.1mg Carb. 32.2g Fiber 7.9g Sugars 4g Protein 13g
Big thanks to Gooseberry Patch for sending me a copy of Farmers' Market Favorites to giveaway to one lucky reader!