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Our guinea keets have grown up – remember when we bought them at just 4 weeks old! Well, two and a bit months later, it was time to move on out of their A-frame and into something a bit more comfy, more suitable for cosy sleeping, and with plenty of access to lovely pasture.
We did our research and discovered (we'd kind of guessed) that guineas love to fly and thus, they love a tree house which they can flutter up to each night. Cool – building a tree house would be fun! However, being raised upon a post would limit the size we could build, and given that all 12 tiny keets have grown up into gorgeous plump fowl, complete with bizarre check pouches, black wiry mohawks and heads that are bluer by the day, it looks like we'll need to build at least two, possibly three. How cute will that look – three little tree houses grouped in the bottom corner of the garden – Julian even wants to build them little rope gangways so they can go visiting each other like Swiss Family Robinson!
So, it was off to the workshop, paper and pencil in hand, to survey the building supplies and work out what we could build. Fox proof of course. Decent ventilation. A landing platform with a door that can opened by us from down below. A floor frame that can be mounted on a post. And perches. Guineas love to roost.
Julian came up with the dimensions for the basic design – floor, walls, and roof. My contribution was the corner door (an outdoor table top I'd bought for pennies at the dumpshop – sure it would be useful for something) with a triangular landing platform – I didn't want to sacrifice roosting space :-) – and the little window. I wanted the window bigger so I could peer in and see what they were up to. But Julian was mindful of rain getting in – so it's smallish.
It took a couple of days to build. And the door's not quite finished – Julian needs to buy the supplies so that it can be opened with a pulley – which is just a bit neat!
But it was ready enough for the guineas, especially given they need to be trained to live there. You see, guineas aren't the smartest of birds, or the homeliest, and according to our research, they would rather be like the Hamburgs and sleep in trees. All very well, but we want to keep tabs on these little birds. We want to know they are safe each night. We want to find their eggs. We want them to earn their keep as diligent pest controllers And, truth be told, we want to roast some for supper! Thus, they need to be trained to realise this is their home. This is where the good stuff is.
So the idea is, you put the house on the ground at first surrounded by an electric fence so's that you can (hopefully) keep track of them during the day, and herd them into their house at night. Then, when they are all happy with this arrangement, you raise the house so they can (hopefully) fly up by themselves. Eventually you remove the fence and whilst they are free to wander during the day, they will (hopefully) come back each night. There's a lot of hope ;-)
Our chickens manage this beautifully. They have complete freedom to roam the farm during the day (apart from the vegetable beds) – they have their favourite corners, trees and hideouts, and a meticulously followed routine. You know where to find them according to the time of day. Then, an hour before sunset, they are back at their house, pottering about having a nibble and a drink and as soon as the light begins to fade, they take themselves up into their house and settle down to sleep on their perches. Easy peasy.
Our ducks are pretty good too. They roam about the house garden during the day and then an hour before sunset, I usher them down to the electric fenced yard in the bottom corner – in they waddle and now, after a week or so, they simply form a single line and trot on into their lovely blue house where they nestle down into the straw, chat to each other for a while, then tuck their beaks in and snooze away.
The geese are utterly hopeless. Let's not mention the silly geese.
And those guineas? Well, they are highly eccentric. The first night we simply transferred them via the big dog crate to their new abode and that was that. The next morning, after letting out the ducks, Julian propped open the guineas' door and we waited excitedly on the porch to watch them explode out into the field and delight in their new freedom. They didn't get it. They stayed in that house all day, peering out the little window and occasionally even coming close to the door to see what on earth could be out there!?!?! But they just would not come out. We felt awful – sure that their two months in the a-frame had turned them into little prisoners who didn't have a clue how to live on the outside.
Then, just when it was almost time to start putting all the other animals to bed, out popped two guineas. They strutted about confidently, then after surveying the field, began yelling to their comrades. The rest came out in pairs or threesomes. Finally there was just one little guinea left on the inside and when she realised – poof! out she exploded. The flock was complete.
And oh how funny is that flock! They move like a school of fish. Up and down, back and forth. And if one breaks away, that's it, the whole flock explodes, they race about yelling, then within seconds, come back to form their flock and move off once more. So funny! By day five, they still don't come out until around midday, but then, they flock round and round the field, pecking away at the ground, squawking at the top of their lungs, and occasionally one will flutter up to the cherry tree or outside the fence. But the minute they realise they have separated from their flock, they are frantic to get back and join their always bobbing, beautifully feathered siblings.
But come bedtime …
The first night, we went down to the field as it was getting dark and really struggled to get those guineas back in their house. It took ages and eventually we were chasing guineas round and round the field – they run like the road runner – hoping they'd run at the (turned off) fence, get caught in the netting, then we could finally catch them and pop them into their house. Oy! The second night, Julian declared we should just let them be. Nope. If we gave up so easily, they would never learn to love their home. So it was back down to play chasey with the crazy birds. They would herd to a degree but then, as soon as we neared the house they would stop dead, refuse to move another step, then one would break away and we'd be off – again. Dreadful stuff.
The third night we went down a bit later, when the guineas had already formed a little pile next to the fence and gone to sleep. They were so asleep that they barely stirred when we approached and were quite groggy when we woke them up – we were able to pick up two each and pop them into the house effortlessly. Then we realised the guineas couldn't see in the dark – they ran straight into the house and waterer. We also noticed, unlike the ducks who run away from the torchlight, these guys ran into it – they preferred the light and were afraid of the dark! So we shone the torch in front of their path instead of behind them, and lo and behold, they didn't stop when they reached the dark house but kept shuffling forwards until eventually we'd managed to push all of them in.
Tonight, we were sitting by the fire, the wind roaring outside, lamenting that we still had to get the guineas into their house (everybody was tucked up, except of course, the silly geese) and Julian wondered whether he could set up a light in their house to attract them. A light! A light! The wonderful blog article I'd read on how to train the guineas to move into their homes had SAID to put in a light and Julian had laughed this off as way too much for the humble guinea fowl.
Rubbish! It's not a frivolity! It's what attracts them to their home and makes them feel secure. We could set up a little solar panel with a light attached, turn it on an hour before sunset, and hopefully, once it's dark, they'll all be in and then we can turn it out!!!!
So we tested it tonight. The poor little guineas were huddled next to the fence (right next to the charger – which emits a green light – duh!) so we put the big dolphin torch in the corner of their house, then gently encouraged them up and began herding them over to their house. Well. It was a miracle. They were still a little sleepy, but so comforted by that warm glow and trotted on over. We got 9 out of 12 in on the first pass, the next two went in on the second, and the final guinea ran in helter skelter when he realised he was the only one left outside in the dark. The whole shenanigans took less than five minutes.
Dear little guineas :-) With their floppy cheek pouches, vulturine eyes, blueing heads and those gorgeous, gorgeous feathers. They are truly divine – I'm so glad they are here! And isn't that just the lesson – it pays to remember good advice :-)
Well, you know where Julian is going tomorrow don't you. Back to the hardware store for supplies to wire up that guinea house light! And I shall paint their little door.
I love building animal houses with Julian. It's such fun puzzling out all the questions that must be answered each time we build a new house. What shape and size do we need for this particular species? How big does the door need to be? What kind of access do we need to the interior? How are we going to clean it? What kind of floor does it need? How much ventilation? Does it need to be fox proof – what a silly question – everything needs to be fox proofed!!! What are we going to build it out of? And how much will THIS cost!?!?!
We built our original six Indian Runner Ducks a sweet little A-frame. However, we came home from collecting the Guinea Keets with a beautiful breeding pair of Appleyard Ducks (hello Flora and Reuben!) and come the Bega Young Poultry Auction, we found ourselves with two more dear little chocolate Runners (hello Alfred and Gretel!) and three gorgeous geese (hello Guiseppe, Madonna and Francesca!). That little A-frame was just too little. The ducks no longer liked going in at night and there was no room for a nest for their prodigious egg laying. Flora took to hiding her eggs around the garden (she lays huge eggs almost every day) and the Runners were simply dropping theirs near the duck pond! As for the geese – phht! – no hope.
A new house was needed – one with ample room for now and plenty of room for little ducklings come spring. But the building supply pile was looking skimpy as were the building funds. Hmmm. Serendipitously, Mum found the solution! Being an avid gardener, she often hangs out at her local garden centre and knows the owner well – he was lamenting that he had a huge pile of hardwood pallets that were taking up way too much room so Mum asked if we could have a few and he was more than happy for Julian to visit with the trailer! Woot!
Pallet building has surely become an "in-thing" – look on Pinterest and you'll find heaps of furniture built out of the humble pallet. However, these misguided carpenters appear to mostly rip apart the pallets – a lot of effort for some pretty crappy timber. We wanted to use ours whole – fast and sturdy. So – two pallets for the floor, two for each long side, one for the back and two for a ramp – all screwed together. A big hinged door made out of hardwood fence palings we sourced from the dumpshop. Corrugated from the dumpshop for the roof – mounted on a bit of our building timber left over from the chicken house. And the whole thing was mounted on besser block footings that Julian spent hours carefully digging into the ground and levelling. This means the straw litter will filter through to the ground and all we'll have to do is keep adding fresh straw to the top! Works a treat in the chook house.
However, pallets are NOT fox proof. The author of my favourite chicken book – The Small Scale Poultry Flock – says he keeps the skulls of the few predators that have breached his defences – so that he can push them through gaps in his building to see if they fit! I reckon foxes probably have pretty flattish skulls so I'm into filling in every nook and cranny. Julian thinks I should get myself a dead fox, let it decay and then test that bloody skull just to make sure! He's quite sure foxes are no where near as flat as that. I don't know. There's a reason so many stories and nursery rhymes have been written about foxes and their fondness for stealing poultry.
Anyways, the pallets lack of fox proofing meant I had to completely mesh the inside of the duck house with poultry mesh. It didn't take as long as I thought – but it was rather cramped and arm-exhausting work, stapling all that mesh on. There sure won't be any foxes dining at my duck house tonight :-)
But the BEST bit about building animal houses is that I get to decorate them when done :-) As I'm sure you can guess dear folk, I loooooooove that bit. And on Tuesday, after having a complete hissy fit and floods of tears over the rats eating my arrowroot, echinacea and elder, rather than spending the morning ranting at Julian and Noah about the unfairness of nature, or stewing on the porch, or sulking in my bedroom, I gathered up my paints and headed down to the duck house. There was that beautiful big fencing paling door just wanting for a spot of prettiness.
I never really know the details of what I shall paint before I start. I'm a bit like that. I knew there would be a tree – with blossoms and apples and leaves all at once :-) I call it the Hayao Miyazaki art style (Japanese filmmaker – always has all his favourite flowering plants in flower at once no matter what the time of year ;-). I knew there would be ducks. Runners? Appleyards? Whatever was right at the moment.
And I have to say, I am utterly thrilled to pieces with this work. For the tree's trunk and branches, I took my inspiration from the cherry tree that shades the duck house. Then added my details – I'm especially pleased with the leaves – I managed to achieve a build up of colour that from a distance looks appliqued! Grass underneath – with fallen blossoms and fruit. Then Reuben and Flora – the runners always run about as one flock so I couldn't just pick a couple out. Whereas Reuben and Flora – well, they're like an old married couple :-) So identifiable and so much character. Perfect for painting. The other side of the tree needed something but there wasn't enough room for more ducks so I thought about what the ducks love – their feeder! Even though they spend most of their day foraging around the garden, they do love to greedily guzzle up a slurp of scratch mix as soon as they burst out of their house each morning. And finally, one of those pesky Rosellas. They ate all our cherries and apricots last spring. And now they love to hang out on the roof of the duck house and in the bare branches of the cherry tree, waiting to swoop down and have a little nibble of the scratch mix. Buggers. They're exquisitely beautiful – but they are buggers.
I also feel, with this piece, that I'm really growing a style I love and that feels doable. I want to paint much much much more. Julian loves it so much, he went straight to the workshop and put together a big "sign" made out of marine grade ply with a rustic paling frame (he even mitred the corners) for me to paint "The Duck & Goose" on – we'll hang it on the front of the house like an old fashioned English pub sign :-) You see, we were hopeful our three geese would move in too – but they are so bolshie and just won't. Means the electric fence has to stay up – and means they are not as safe as I'd like, but what can you do. Geese that refuse to go inside and Hamburg chickens that sleep in the gum tree!
We'll have to come up with a different style house for the geese – I'm thinking an on the ground kind of lean-to that has a fox-proof floor and a very very easy to navigate door – they're a bit dim those geese. Oh well – whatever, it is, there'll be more gorgeous opportunities to keep working on my painted farm.
Way back when the weather was hot and I somehow forgot about all the other projects on my knitting needles, I decided I really really really needed to knit up the multitude of dk balls of wool left over from last year's crochet shawl making. All those stripes only used a fraction of each ball so there was plenty to dive into. I also wanted rather mindless knitting – the sort that feels more like meditation than knitting.
I started with red – because red is always marvellous. I cast on 5 stitches then began knitting … I just knit up each ball of wool until only a wee tail remained – regardless of where that was – tied on the next ball and set off again. It was indeed meditative and after inspecting it, Noah declared this growing triangle to be an awesome scarf that could be tied round his neck like a huge knitted bandana. Cool! Now there was purpose to the knitting.
However, the weather continued to be warm and you know me … other projects jumped up, grabbed me by the neck and pulled me away. It wasn't until Monday, when I made Julian measure my tiniest double pointed needles (I've misplaced my fabulous knitting ruler) so I could start knitting a pair of socks – because by crikey, there was nothing else to knit :-0 – that Noah rolled his eyes and exclaimed "You could always finish that awesome scarf – then I could wear it to Melbourne on Wednesday! Apparently the weather will be cold and dreak – perfect for a colourful scarf!"
Oh yeah.
So I did. I knitted like a demon. Of course – by this stage, there were hundreds of stitches in each row and with every second row,it grew yet wider! Monday night I finished the dark dusky pink, added the flecky purple (this was from a jumper Old Nanny knitted Noah when he was little!) and began the flecky rust. Man, I didn't think that flecky rust would ever run out. Then yesterday, after painting the duck house, I nailed that flecky rust and moved on to the royal blue … knit knit knit knit knit knit knit … then a wee bit more of lime green, then finally the navy edge.
Now with hindsight, I could have added another row of navy blue – I was terrified it would run out halfway through the castoff. Frankly, if I had, Noah would not be wearing the scarf today. I began the cast off last night whilst half way through a crappy movie with Julian – I made him stay up and watch movies of his choice so I could keep knitting. In the end I was literally falling asleep mid stitch so it was time to put the needles down.
But I was not to be defeated, so this morning it was back up in bed at 5am, a steaming coffee by my side, and casting off. All. Those. Stitches. Oy!
The many ends were stitched in en route – I had to start with the light colours because it was still dark when we left at 6:30am to make the Melbourne bus. By the time we arrived at Bega, there was just enough time and light to stitch in the dark ones, trim them all off and voila! Noah had a beautiful mama-made scarf (talisman) to wear to Melbourne. Now he will be toasty warm and protected by his mama's knitted love.
It's a funny thing, waving goodbye to your young one. Yes, he went out by himself all the time when we lived in Melbourne – but he always came home at the end of each day. Now, he ventures off to Melbourne every couple of months to catch up with friends, visit his favourite places … and we have to just trust that he – our very trustworthy, responsible and cautious child – will be alright. Well of course he probably will. In the past he has stayed with the family of one of Julian's work colleagues – a lovely mum and 3 little kids who Noah plays with, and cooks with, and draws with, and the mum picks him from the train station and drops him off. And is a caring, thoughtful and supportive listener each evening when Noah comes home from his adventures and appointments.
This time, he's staying with an old school friend who's recently moved into their own apartment in Prahran. Oh my goodness. That all sounds a bit too huge and alarming to me – but that lovely mum is there in the background if needed, and I guess the next week will probably be very exciting, empowering and a good taste for Noah of what it's really like to stand on your own two feet. All good stuff.
At least his neck will be warm.
Here's the recipe in case you too have balls and balls of colourful yarn that could warm the necks of those you love.
Cast on 5 …
… and so on. Each right sided row starts with knit2, wrap, and ends with wrap, knit2. The stitches in between – which grow by 2 each time – are knitted. Each wrong sided row starts and ends with knit2 and the stitches in between (including the wraps from the previous row) are purled. Colours are just added when the wool runs out. The last two rows are knitted so as to provide the same edging the rest of the scarf has.
Perfect for knitting whilst watching movies, listening to audio books, and de-stressing. Good for knitting in the car if you don't get car sick. :-)


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Our family of 5 (2A 3Y 11,13,15) stayed here Feb. 5-19, 2015. The condo is perfectly located - far enough south on Kihei road that you aren't in the middle of all the traffic, but close enough to walk to shops, restaurants, beaches, etc. Kam III beach is right across the street and Kam II a short walk away. The view off the lanai is beautiful in any direction - Haleakala to the left, pool & courtyard below and the ocean to the right (palm trees, ocean, sunset & WHALES). The pool was great to have any time of the day (especially Mai tai Wednesdays!) and the BBQ was conveniently located (and very much appreciated for dinners in). The courtyard is immaculate - they take such pride in the property grounds. I couldn't get enough of the hibiscus & other flora - they are plentiful and gorgeous!! The condo is a bit dated, but comfortable and well stocked. There was enough space for our family of 5. We had a wonderful time on Maui and left with so many memories. This condo was affordable, the owners were easy to deal with, and we would definitely stay here again. Mahalo Kelly & Danny for sharing your piece of Maui with us!! Until next time... Aloha!
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We stayed at the this unit over the Christmas holiday for 12 nights. We had previously stayed at the Kamaole Sands 9 years earlier so we knew we wanted to stay at this property again. Our family of five had plenty of room in this unit. Our kids range in age from 15-20 and we had plenty of space. The photos on the posting are current and offer an accurate visual of the condo and outside view. The condo is nicely decorated and clean. We loved the view from the lanai. It overlooks the Kamaole Sands court yard, pool and the ocean is in the background. The condo was furnished with sturdy boogie boards, chairs and beach towels. This was a great surprise. The owners were very honest, helpful and responsive through the whole process and this was greatly appreciated. Kamaole Sands is a great location since it's right across from three great beaches and just down the street from lots shopping and restaurants. Our trip was wonderful and we have many great memories. We hope to go back in two years and will try and rent this unit again. Now we are back home in Wisconsin with an unusually cold winter and hanging on our warm memories of Maui. Thanks for everything. Mahalo!!
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This isn't in inconsistent with what I have posted here. I support 18 weeks minimum wage ppl. Anything more and I think the onus is on the family involved to help top up their own leave by planning in advance. Yonks ago when I chose a mortgage I chose one that allowed temporary reduced payments when kids came along.... So I wouldn't need to downsize my house or buy in a cheaper suburb if I wanted to take extended mat leave.
I hope that answers your questions? I am really struggling to figure out what your point is if it's not to stir..
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Not stirring. Just highlighting hypocrisy.
We have tax deductions which puts my already low income this financial year to an even lower rate, so the government is paying me and they loose taxation revenue.
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Who was Cain scared may kill him? Seth isnt mentioned til later.
Honestly curious for opinions.
Matthew Poole asks and answers precisely that question in his commentary:
Quest.Whom did Cain fear, when it appears not that there were any but his father and mother?
Answ. So ignorant people conceive; but it is a fond conceit to think that there were no more men than are expressed in this book, where God never intended to give a catalogue of all men, but only of the church, or those who had some relation to or concern with it. Nay, that there were very many thousands of men now in being, is very credible upon these rational grounds and suppositions.
1. That Adam and Eve did, according to God's precept and blessing, #Ge 1:26, procreate children presently after the fall, and God's gracious reconcilement to them; and consequently their children did so, when they came to competent age.
2. That those first men and women were endowed by God with extraordinary fruitfulness, and might have two, three, four, or more at a time, (as divers persons long after had), which was then expedient for the replenishing of the world; and the like may be judged of their children during the world's infancy.
3. That this murder was committed but a little before the hundred and thirtieth year of Adam's age, which appears by comparing #Ge 4:25 and #Ge 5:3. Before which time, how vast and numerous an offspring might have come from Adam, none can be ignorant that can and shall make a rational computation.
While I don't disagree with #1 and #3 above, #2 is a bit farfetched. We aren't given any reason to believe that multiple births were a regular thing at this time in creation.
Thanks, that makes a some sense. Never doubting, just in case Im asked the same question someday.
Cain knew that he would live a long, long time. He also knew that, because the population of the world was so small, EVERYONE would know him and what he had done. he knew he was and would be hated and that his life would e worthless.
Who was Cain afraid of? Every man and woman on the earth.
Do you think perhaps, after reading the narrative again, that maybe Cain thought he was sacrificing Abel to the Lord? I know this sounds crazy, but when he realized it was blood God wanted, he went out and talked with Abel, and killed him. I doubt it, but the possibility crossed my mind for the first time.
Sacrificed in anger? Sorry, don't see it.
It wasn't so much the blood. Cain gave what didn't realy cost him anything, whereas Able gave up the life of one of his flock. Cain gave just to give, whereas as Able gave out of worship.
I believe this is the first mention of what the reformers would call the regulative principle of worship.
The principle that we only worship God in the manner that He has told us to.
We don't add, subtract or in any other way change His command to worship.
Cain tried to worship in his own way. He thought he could do better than what God had commanded.
Which is what we do today when we add things to our worship that God hasn't commanded because we wish to worship in our own way.
I believe it was the blood. Abel worked with animals, Cain tilled the ground. He surely put as much sweat into his offering as Abel did.
God told Cain he could make it right with an offering, "sin lieth at the door"...
As for the anger, he was wroth at first for sure, but that is not clear after God spoke with him, and he was later in the field talking with Abel.
Andrew you are somewhat correct that God was dissatified with a bloodless sacrifice. There is scripture that says "without the shedding of blood there can be no remission of sin." But the blood was necessarily the point.
God prescribed the manner of worship and sacrifice and He expected obedience. Cain decided that he wanted to things his own way and brought an unacceptable sacrifice. It was disobedience plain and simple. Then when God refused it, Cain got mad.
Now God had asked for a blood sacrifice, because (IMO), the sacrifice ultimately reflected Christ's sacrificing Himself for us. You can't reflect Christ with a bunch of burnt vegetables. Somehow, that just doens't produce the right picture. So it was about the blood, but it was even more about the attitude.
The blood sacrifice of course is always a picture of Christ but there are bloodless sacrifices in scripture. There are meat offerings and drink offerings throughout the old testiment and thost meat offerings are usually some type of bread. Numbers 15:6 even gives the recepie for the 'meat' offering: two tenth deals of flour mingled with the third part of an hin of oil. Don't make the mistake of thinking 'meat' in the bible means animal flesh. It can mean any kind of food.
To me the difference in the sacrifices is in the firstfruits.
Abel brought the firstlings of his flock, but Cain simply brought of the fruit of the ground. Abel gave the best he had, Cain gave out of his abundance.
In Genesis 4 we see that at least two times God spoke with Cain face to face. We can speculate about whether or not God wanted a blood sacrifice, perhaps he did, but there can be no doubt that Cain knew exactly what God wanted.
How many people were there when Cain slew Abel? Even if we skip the idea that more births were multiple back then we can see that Seth was born when Adam was 130 years old. If we assume Eve bore a child every other year then she would have had 65 children at this time. With an average age of 65 if her children began bearing children at 20 years old Eve would have had over 700 grandchildren and another 12,000 great grand children. Factor in the great greats and on, the earth's population could have easily been 20,000 or more. I think this is a very conservative estimate.


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There has been a tremendous upheaval in the United States Stained Glass factories leading to
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Closing down with final production the end of November.
Once our stocks are ended, we will stock similar Chinese glass in greater variety, but sold in half sheets or less.
We do not stock this glass.
The factory is trying to meet new regulations, but these are being constantly modified and Bullseye are currently only producing a limited range of colours.
The factory in Seattle has now finished production and we have a final container on the way to us.
Stocks are reasonable and should be quite good for around 6 months.
We have just heard that a Californian high-end tile company is to buy the Spectrum machinery and know how, and will begin reproducing the glass in Mexico in 2017.
This is very encouraging news as the new company looks stable and has excellent existing glass tile products.
They have encountered environmental problems and are in discussion with environmental agencies.
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Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) using the da Vinci Surgical System (Intuitive Surgical) was first approved for use in otolaryngology by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2009. With increased adoption of this technology, the head and neck surgical community should continue to evaluate its safety and efficacy.
The FDA Manufacturer and User Facility Device Experience (MAUDE) database is a publicly available national database that allows the anonymous reporting of adverse events (AEs). Since December 13, 1984, the FDA has required device manufacturers to report any device malfunctions, serious injuries, or deaths associated with medical device use by means of this database.1 We review reported data in MAUDE and describe the morbidity and mortality associated with the robotic head and neck surgery.
Chen MM, Holsinger FC. Morbidity and Mortality Associated With Robotic Head and Neck SurgeryAn Inquiry of the Food and Drug Administration Manufacturer and User Facility Device Experience Database. JAMA Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2016;142(4):405-406. doi:10.1001/jamaoto.2015.3673
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SET back on a 582sq m parcel of land, this single-storey home has a great street appeal.
It has two driveways on either side of the house that draw attention to it, and a manicured lawn and gardens make it inviting.
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It flows through to a combined living and dining area, which is a great part of the home to relax in.
A formal loungeroom is an extra living area, where everyone can come together in a stylish space.
The bathroom has floor-to-ceiling tiling and is well-sized, to suit the needs of a couple or family.
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It has a separate bath and toilet and there is a second toilet inside.
For entertaining, the residence has a covered entertainment area that is perfect for outdoor meals or hosting get-togethers.
It is private and has direct access to the spacious double garage.
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Here are the Chicago-based collectors on the magazine's 2009 list, in alphabetical order as listed on ARTnews' website:
Neil G. Bluhm
Real estate
Collection focuses on Contemporary art
Stefan T. Edlis and H. Gael Neeson
Chicago; Aspen, Colorado
Plastics Manufacturing (Retired)
Collection focuses on Contemporary art
Anne and Kenneth C. Griffin
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Elizabeth and Harvey Plotnick
Publishing and investments
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Penny Pritzker
Real estate, hotels (Hyatt), and financial information
Collection focuses on Contemporary art
None made the magazine's Top Ten list. Interestingly, Chicago has just slightly fewer collectors on the list than the 6 boasted by Los Angeles (9 if you count those who have secondary residences in Southern California) as reported by Suzanne Muchnic on the L. A. Times' Culture Monster blog.
This is the first time in my life I have ever paid any attention to this list or its rankings–so take it for what it's worth to you.
Two Types of Drawing Machines
Self Portrait Machine, by Jen Hui Liao, is part of an exhibition at the Royal College of Art. The machine takes a picture of the subject and then mechanically renders it. The subject's hands are "cuffed" to the machine (as pictured below) and then robotically guided across the paper. I like the retro-Cyborg aspect of this piece. You can see a video of the process here. (Via We Make Money Not Art).
And then there's the Human Printer. From the website:
"The Human Printer creates unique, individual images each time it prints. Following the same process as a digital printer, the humanprinter generates the printed product by hand. Throughout the printing process the humanprinter assumes the role of the machine and is therefore controlled and restricted by the process of using CMYK halftones created on the computer."
Email these folks with your jpegs, and they'll output black and white or color images for you, and post them on their blog. (Via The Daily What).
Don Colley's Insane Clown Posse
If Don Colley's drawings were movies, I'd be first in line to see them. The Chicago-based artist's noirish, grab-you-by-the-throat depictions of evil clowns, brawling boxcar hobos, and flamboyant carnie types are intensely cinematic, evoking angsty narrative scenarios that are part Nicholas Ray, part Coen Brothers, and part Mad Men, with a dash of Bruce Nauman thrown in for good measure. They're sinister and alluring, able to suggest entire storylines within a single drawing (many of which are seen in close-up, tightly wrapped in beautifully carved wooden frames that are themselves reminiscent of artisinal tramp art).
Colley's drawings and paintings can currently be seen in Midwestern Blab! (on view through July 22nd at Columbia College's A+D Gallery), an exibition of five Midwest-based contributors to Monte Beauchamp's Blab! magazine. There are some terrific large-scale works by Colley there that can only be seen in the exhibition (photography was not permitted in the gallery) so if you're in the Chicago area, try to check it out before the show closes in a couple of weeks.
Colley has also had shows at Carl Hammer Gallery in Chicago, George Adams Gallery in New York and Philip Slein Gallery in St. Louis.
Breaking news: Art Criticism lives on at the Chicago Tribune! Yes, you heard that right, and Bad at Sports' own longtime contributor Lori Waxman (who reviewed several Chicago-area shows for last week's big #200 podcast) is leading the way as the Trib's new freelance art critic. It is with great pleasure and hearts swelling with pride that we post links to her first two reviews, here and here. You can also listen to an interview with Lori, and learn more about her project "The 60 Word a Minute Art Critic," on an episode of Studio 360 here. Go Lori!
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Dwight Howard was on the Jay Leno show Wednesday night talking lockout, Call of Duty, China and sleeping in. Well done telling all the military members in the audience you sleep in to 9:30. They do more before breakfast than you do all day.
Report: Pelicans trying to trade Terrence Jones
After their trade today, the Pelicans have the NBA's most dynamic big-man tandem: Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins.
Davis and Cousins are tall, athletic and skilled in a combination we might have never seen from any power forward-center duo since Charles Barkley-Hakeem Olajuwon. New Orleans' two could thrive together, and while they develop chemistry, they'll each likely get minutes without the other.
That doesn't leave much playing time for someone like Terrence Jones.
Chris Haynes of ESPN:
Jones settled for a one-year minimum contract after an injury-plagued and inconsistent tenure with the Rockets. His inconsistency remains, but considering his salary, his highs more than justify dealing with the lows. At just 25, Jones could still figure out how to reliably contribute.
Jones' contract dictates he be rental, which will lower his trade value. But he could help teams trying to win down the stretch — including New Orleans.
Dante Cunningham seems more favored at power forward, and Donatas Motiejunas can fill in. But the Pelicans could still use Jones.
Shopping him might be a favor to the player, but we'll see whether an actual trade is part of the gesture.
Source: Other team pulled 'better' trade offer for DeMarcus Cousins due to agent's threat
The Kings traded DeMarcus Cousins and Omri Casspi to the Pelicans for a first-round pick, a second-round pick, Buddy Hield, Tyreke Evans and Langston Galloway — shockingly little return for Sacramento's franchise player.
"I had a better deal two days ago," Kings general manager Vlade Divac said.
Um, what?
Divac made Sacramento look foolish with that quote, but according to a league source, the problem was more poor communication with the media — something Divac is no stranger to — than terrible trading.
According to the source, the potential trade partner made an offer only to pull it once Cousins' camp threatened the star center wouldn't re-sign in 2018. Cousins' agent, Jarinn Akana, publicly said before the New Orleans deal was consummated that it was "highly unlikely" Cousins would re-sign with any team that trades for him.
The trade made Cousins ineligible to become a designated veteran player, costing him at least a projected $29.87 million on his next deal. So, Cousins had clear incentive to stay in Sacramento.
Another source involved in Cousins trade discussions confirmed Cousins' camp attempted to dissuade teams from trading for him, though that source did not confirm a pulled offer.
It's unclear whether the Kings could have completed the "better" offer before the other team pulled out. The offer was presented as available to Sacramento for a day or two, according to the first source, though the other team could have always backed away at any point as it received more information.
This situation isn't unfamiliar to anyone who follows college recruiting, where there are differences between offers, Offers and committable offers and everyone has their own definitions of each term.
Divac has struggled as Sacramento's general manager, and his track record opens him to the type of mocking he received in the wake of his "better offer" remarks. But, though there's still some mystery in the Kings' trade process, attacking Divac based solely on this comment is probably piling on too far.
There are already enough reason to believe Sacramento erred on this deal.
John Wall's reaction to the Cousins' trade is to have a drink (VIDEO)
It was a strange situation in the "mix room" interview zone after the All-Star Game Sunday, the place the majority of players went for a post-game media obligation (MVP Anthony Davis, the coaches, and a few other players who had big games such as Russell Westbrook went to a different, larger room).
Strange because in the three hours or so the players had been away from their phones and social media accounts, the DeMarcus Cousins trade had gained steam and seemed destined to be done (the story the deal was done broke about 15-20 minutes later). The players walked in and had no idea what had happened — including Cousins.
But I loved John Wall's reaction.
When the news broke about the Cousins trade, it seemed everyone needed a drink. Wall had his recovery drink handy — notice the label was stripped off of the bottle, meaning it was not the NBA sponsor's product — so he went with that.
Kyrie Irving on All-Star Game: 'I would love to play in a competitive game'
NEW ORLEANS — The NBA All-Star Game is supposed to be a star-studded exhibition, and not one necessarily aimed at the core of basketball fans. Sort of like the Super Bowl, the goal of the All-Star Game is to suck in the casual fan to watch both great athleticism and the show around it — The Roots, John Legend and on down the line. In the city the weekend of the event, it's as much about showing league sponsors a good time as it is basketball.
Let's be honest, the basketball itself isn't good. From the Rising Stars challenge through the All-Star Game itself, there's matador defense and cherry picking all game long. The defense was so bad Stephen Curry was literally laying down on the job.
Kyrie Irving would like to see that change, and he speaks for at least some players.
"For me, I would love to play in a competitive game," Irving said. "I know we play in competitive games in the summer, pickup games, but I think going forward, the All-Star experience will probably get a little harder in terms of defense going forward."
Will it? Guys are trying not to get hurt and — like the entire weekend itself — are focused on the fun off the court far more than anything on it.
"It's all in good fun, but I definitely think that, if we want a competitive game, guys will probably have to talk about it before the game," Irving said.
The onus to change this falls to the players, something. West coach Steve Kerr echoed.
"I think that in the past, at least generally in the fourth quarter, guys have picked it up. That's what I was expecting. It didn't happen (Sunday)," Kerr said. "I would like to see it more competitive. I'm not sure how to do it. It's up to the players really.
"As a coach in the All-Star game, you ever seen that movie 'Weekend At Bernie's'? They might as well just bring a couple dead bodies on the sidelines. We're not doing anything up there. Just prop us up."
To get guys to play harder, the league is going to have to find an incentive to motivate the players. Currently, the winning team's players get $50,000 each, the losing team $25,000 — while that extra $25K would make a big difference in your life or mine, for All-Stars with eight-figure annual salaries it doesn't matter as much as staying healthy and getting some rest.
"It would be good to possibly incentivize the guys somehow, Kerr said. "I don't know if you can maybe get their charities involved or winner-take-all type thing, but I think it's possible to play a lot harder without taking a charge. We know what silly is out there, if you're undercutting guys, but it's almost gone too far the other way where there's just no resistance at all. I think there's a happy medium in there somewhere."
There is, but until the NBA comes up with a new plan we're not going to see it All-Star Weekend.