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City lead Premier League rebels but refuseniks come up short over wage restraints
A gang of six Premier League clubs strongly opposed to wage restraint in the top flight held a clandestine meeting last week to discuss how they can best combat the measures.
The summit at the Grove Hotel outside Watford, where England stay before Wembley matches, was attended by the refusenik group of Manchester City, Fulham, Reading, Aston Villa, West Bromwich and Southampton.
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Feb 14, 1995
|Filing date
|Aug 23, 1993
|Priority date
|Aug 23, 1993
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Leroy M. Kluver
|Original Assignee
|Agco Corporation
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (31), Referenced by (32), Classifications (13), Legal Events (11)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The present invention relates to a baling apparatus and method for wrapping round bales with twine and, more particularly, to a baling apparatus and method for controlling the distribution of twine onto a round bale in response to the measured quantity of twine being dispensed, and in response to operator selected parameters for the operation of the baler.
For many years agricultural practices have included baling of forage crops such as hay and alfalfa with the objective of preserving these crops to feed livestock when needed, such as during the winter or other non-growing season or when adequate grazing resources are not otherwise available. One common method of preserving forage crops is to form the forage crop into bales which can be easily stored. Included are bales which are typically rectangularly shaped and sized such that an individual can stack and move these hay bales a short distance to a barn or their storage area. Also included are round bales which can be better suited than rectangular bales for specific needs of agriculture and livestock feeding.
Round baling has gained wide acceptance in many facets of agriculture and livestock handling for gathering and storing forage crops. Round balers are generally pulled by a tractor through a field of cut forage crop, such as hay or alfalfa, which is then introduced into the round baler through a passageway or throat leading to a cylindrical chamber. Belts or rollers are utilized within the chamber to form and tumble the forage material into a large cylindrical, or round, bale of forage crop. In addition, it is well known to tie or wrap the bale in the field with twine or netting to preserve the densely packed outer shell and to maintain the bale in its cylindrical shape. Because these bales usually are quite large, often approaching six feet in diameter and 2,000 pounds in weight, systems have been developed for automatically wrapping the bale with twine or netting while the bale rotates within the baler. Automatic mechanisms have evolved which are intended to minimize the time and effort necessary to wrap a bale.
Automatic twine tying machines use rolls of twine fed into the baling chamber by various cooperating feed arms that deploy the twine in a desired wrapping pattern. Other automatic wrapping mechanisms wrap the bale with polymeric sheeting or netting fed into the baler from a large roll of sheeting or netting that is unwound, fed into the baling chamber and wrapped around the bale as the formed bale is rotated within the baler. Some roll wrapping systems are less than fully desirable because of their expense or somewhat complicated mechanisms, some of which are not particularly well suited to use on fixed chamber round balers. Further, previous roll wrapping mechanisms have been difficult to adjust for achieving desired performance characteristics.
In addition, prior art twine tying machines which incorporate programmable controllers for controlling the distribution of the twine to particular locations on the bale have proven difficult for operators to program without first gaining experience in the operation of the machine. Specifically, prior art controllers for twine tying machines have typically included a teaching mode of operation wherein the operator manually manipulates the operation of the machine in real time. In this manner, a program is simultaneously produced and input into the controller wherein the program consists of time controlled manipulation of guide tubes for distributing twine onto the bale. This method of programming a controller can prove to be difficult until the operator obtains a certain level of skill for properly manipulating the twine guide tubes to move to particular locations on the bale at particular times in the wrapping operation. In addition, such a wrapping operation is typically designed to operate at a predetermined operating speed for the baler such that the twine distribution on the bale may vary depending on variations in the speed of the baler.
Accordingly, there is a need for a twine wrap control for a round baler wherein the control of the twine guide for guiding twine onto the bale operates independently of the speed of the baler. Further, there is a need for such a twine control wherein a controller may be programmed to provide a desired wrap pattern on a bale independently of the time required to wrap the bale.
The bale wrapping of the present invention overcomes the problems of the prior art and provides a bale wrapping apparatus and method which is especially suitable for use in round balers that utilize a plurality of forming belts and drive rollers disposed about a chamber for forming and rotating forage crop into a cylindrical bale.
The bale wrapping apparatus includes a twine tube assembly for guiding twine onto a bale formed in the chamber, twine feed sensors for monitoring the quantity of twine fed onto the bale and a controller for receiving a signal from the twine feed sensors and for controlling a predetermined sequence of operations for wrapping the bale.
The twine tube assembly preferably includes a pair of guide tubes mounted for rotational movement and an actuator for locating ends of the tubes at a plurality of predetermined positions whereby the twine is guided into contact with the bale at different locations along the longitudinal axis of the bale. The ends of the tubes dwell at the different predetermined positions for a duration corresponding to the amount of time required for a predetermined measured amount of twine to be fed from the tubes at each locations such that a regulated amount of twine is applied at specific locations along the width of the bale.
The twine is applied in spiral wraps and the amount of twine applied to the bale is controlled by the operator selecting a desired spacing between adjacent wraps of the twine. In this manner, the amount of twine applied and the spacing between adjacent wraps may be controlled depending on the type of crop being wrapped as well as other factors such as the distance and the frequency that the bale will be transported.
It is therefore a general object of the present invention to provide an improved bale wrapping apparatus and method for wrapping twine around a bale within a baler.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a bale wrapping apparatus and method wherein a measured amount of twine is applied to predetermined locations along a round bale.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a bale wrapping apparatus and method including a controller for controlling the placement of twine being wrapped around a bale wherein the controller may be programmed by an operator to provide the twine at a desired wrap spacing on the bale.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following description, the accompanying drawings and the appended claims.
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic side view in section of a baler constructed in accordance with the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic view from above of the baler of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic view from above of the twine guide tubes in an initial position; and
FIG. 4 is a view similar to FIG. 3 wherein the twine guide tubes are located in a final position.
Referring to FIG. 1, the present invention provides an apparatus and method for distributing twine onto a bale 10 located within a round baler 12. The baler 12 is illustrated as a fixed chamber round baler which may be constructed and operated in accordance with the round baler described in U.S. application Ser. No. 08/053,914 assigned to the assignee of the present application, and incorporated herein by reference. It should be understood that although the present invention is described in terms of a fixed chamber round baler, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the specific baler structure described herein, and the invention may be practiced with other balers, for example, in a variable chamber round baler.
Generally, the baler 12 includes an open throat 14 for introducing cut forage crops into the fixed substantially cylindrical round baling chamber 16. A plurality of endless forming belts 18 are positioned adjacent to one another and are located tangentially about the chamber 16 for receiving the cut forage crops as they pass through the throat 14. The forming belts 18 ride on rollers 20 which are driven by a conventional chain and sprocket drive mechanism located within the baler. The drive mechanism is driven by a conventional power source such as a power take off shaft 22 for connection to a tractor or other powered vehicle.
The baler 12 includes a two-part clamshell housing which may be opened, as illustrated in phantom lines, to permit the formed bale 10 to pass out of the baler 12. In addition, a pick-up mechanism 24 is provided for feeding cut forage crops into the open throat 14, and bottom belts 26 move the crop rearwardly, while the remaining belts 18 lift and tumble the material to the center of the baling chamber 16.
As is further illustrated in FIGS. 2-4, a twine tube assembly 28 is provided mounted to a front frame assembly 42 of the baler 12 for placing the ends of twine strands adjacent to the nip area or pinch point between the formed bale 10 and the bottom belts 26. The twine tube assembly 28 is of conventional construction and includes first and second twine tubes 30, 32 which are attached to respective spur gears 34, 36 for rotational movement. An actuator 38 is mounted to the front frame assembly 42 and is connected to the spur gear 34 through a pivot plate assembly 40 whereby movement of the pivot plate assembly 40 by the actuator 38 causes simultaneous movement of the first and second twine tubes 30, 32. The actuator 38 is adapted to move the twine tubes 30, 32 in rotational movement such that respective outlet ends 44, 46 for the tubes 30, 32 may be positioned at a plurality of distinct positions, labeled A-L.
As is shown in FIG. 2, first and second twine measurement sensor wheels or pulleys 48, 50 are provided for measuring the amount of twine strands 52, 54 being fed along a twine path from respective twine supply rolls 56, 58 to the guide tubes 30, 32. The sensor pulleys 48, 50 include sensors 60, 62, such as magnetic reed switches, for monitoring the rotation of the wheels 48, 50. Signals from the sensors 60, 62 are transmitted to a controller 64 for controlling a twine wrapping operation for the baler 12. In addition, a sensor 66 is also provided for sensing when a bale within the chamber 16 is complete in order to initiate a wrapping operation. In the embodiment illustrated, the sensor 66 may be similar to the sensor described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,389,929, incorporated herein by reference, wherein the sensor is a switch for sensing when the two halves of the clamshell forming the chamber are forced apart slightly, thereby indicating that the chamber has a completely formed bale.
An additional sensor in the form of a potentiometer 68 is provided connected to the actuator 38 for sensing the percentage of extension of the actuator 38 and for providing a corresponding signal to the controller 64.
The controller 64 may be a conventional programmable controller and preferably includes a visual display panel 69 for providing the operator with information on the twine wrapping operation, such as the twine spacing and number of wraps applied to the bale 10, as well as information relating to the set-up parameters for the wrapping operation. In addition, mode selection keys and parameter selection and programming keys 72 are provided for use by an operator in selecting and programming a particular wrapping cycle.
In a typical wrapping operation, the controller 64 will receive a signal from the sensor 66 indicating that the bale 10 being formed in the chamber 16 is complete such that a wrapping cycle may be performed. The wrapping cycle may be initiated automatically by the controller 64 or an operator may push a designated one of the keys 72 for initiating the wrapping of the bale 10. At the initiation of the wrapping cycle, the twine tubes 30, 32 move to the position A shown in FIG. 3 wherein the ends 44, 46 of the tubes 30, 32 are located adjacent to the center of the bale 10. The movement of the tubes 30, 32 to the position A is preferably controlled as a timed operation wherein the actuator 38 is energized for preset time period sufficient to ensure that the tubes move to the initial position A.
The twine tubes 30, 32 will dwell at the initial position A until the twine strands 52, 54 extending from the ends 44, 46 thereof become caught in the nip between the bale 10 and the lower belt 26 and extend around the bale 10 a predetermined number of times, as determined by the sensors 60, 62. Pulses are produced at the sensors 60, 62 each time the respective sensor pulleys 48, 50 make a revolution. Thus, by knowing the circumference of the sensor pulleys 48, 50 and the circumference of a completed bale contained within the chamber 16 of the baler 12, it is possible for the controller 64 to calculate the number of pulses from the sensors 60, 62 required to provide sufficient twine for providing the desired number of wraps around the bale 10 at the center of the bale 10. Therefore, the center wrap twine signal count, or number of pulses sent to the controller 64 by the sensors 60, 62 to provide a desired number of wraps is equal to πDN/K wherein D is the diameter of the bale 10, N is the number of wraps desired to be placed at the center of the bale 10 and K is the effective circumference of the twine movement sensor pulleys 48, 50.
It should be noted that the controller 64 does not begin to count the pulses from the sensors 60, 62 until both of the lengths of twine 52, 54 have become caught between the lower belt 26 and the bale 10. In other words, both of the sensors 60, 62 must be sending a pulse signal to the controller 64 before the wrapping cycle can proceed. Once both of the sensors 60, 62 are providing a signal to the controller 64, the controller will control the wrapping operation based on the signal received from the sensor 60 or 62 associated with the last length of twine 52, 54 to begin feeding onto the bale 10, which sensor will hereinafter be referred to as the count sensor 60 or 62. However, the controller 64 will continue to monitor the pulses from both sensors 60, 62 to ensure that neither twine supply roll 56, 58 has been depleted and that neither of the lengths of twine 52, 54 have broken, as would be indicated by the pulses produced by the sensors 60, 62 terminating.
Once the predetermined number of pulses have been sensed for providing the desired number of wraps at the center of the bale 10, the actuator 38 will be energized to move the twine tube ends 44, 46 to the next position B where the twine tubes 30, 32 will dwell for another predetermined number of counts from the count sensor 60 or 62 being monitored by the controller 64. In a typical wrapping operation, the twine tubes 30, 32 will dwell at each of the predetermined positions B-K for an equal number of sensor counts to provide an even distribution of twine across the width of the bale 10.
It should be noted that, in the present embodiment, the twine tube positions A-K are selected to be at ten equally spaced locations in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bale 10 such that the movement of the actuator 38 will not be linear but will increase as the twine tube ends 44, 46 move in the direction from their initial positions to the final positions for wrapping the ends of the bale 10. The actuator 38 is controlled such that it will move the tubes 30, 32 at full speed from one position to the next position such that the full torque of a motor powering the actuator 38 is available for causing movement of the twine tubes 30, 32 to each position.
In order to obtain a desired spacing between adjacent wraps on the bale 10, the controller 64 causes the actuator 38 to be energized to move the twine tubes 30, 32 from one twine tube position to the next position when a predetermined number of pulses from the count sensor 60 or 62 is received in accordance with the equation πDC/KS wherein D is the diameter of the bale 10, C is the traverse distance between adjacent ones of the predetermined locations, K is the effective circumference of the sensor pulleys 48, 50 and S is the desired spacing between the adjacent wraps of twine from the end of one wrap to the beginning of the next wrap. Thus, by selecting a particular wrap spacing S, the number of sensor pulses counted for dwelling at each of the predetermined locations before moving to the next adjacent location will also be selected through the above described equation to result in the desired wrap configuration on the bale 10.
For example, if the diameter D of the completed bale is 48 inches, the pulley circumference K is 8.54 inches and the traverse distance C is one tenth of the total bale width traversed by each of the twine tubes 30, 32 or 2.4 inches, the number of pulses counted between each actuation of the tubes 30, 32 will be 42.38/S. Thus, if a wrap spacing S of 2 inches is desired, the twine tubes 30, 32 will dwell at each position for a count of 21 sensor pulses. Similarly, if a wrap spacing S of 5 inches is desired, the tubes 30, 32 will dwell at each position for 8 sensor pulses. In this manner, the spacing between adjacent wraps is controlled by varying the dwell time of the tubes 30, 32, and thus the amount of twine dispensed, at each of the predetermined locations B-K.
It should also be noted that the spacing between wraps of twine on the bale 10 is a particularly desirable parameter for the operator to select in that the wrap spacing is selected depending on the particular crop being baled and depending on the frequency and distance that the bale 10 will have to been transported. For example, for a baling operation performed on a crop which is particularly loose or fine, a closer twine spacing will be desired. In the same manner, if the crop is intended to be transported frequently or over large distances, such that the bale 10 has greater potential for being shaken or loosened, a close twine spacing would also be desirable. Alternatively, for crops which have a natural tendency to remain in the shape of the bale 10 into which they are formed, and for bales which will undergo a minimum of transportation, it is desirable to use a wider twine spacing to thereby conserve twine.
When the twine tubes 30, 32 have been moved to the final predetermined location K, it is desirable to allow the tubes 30, 32 to dwell at this final position to provide multiple wraps around the bale 10 in order to ensure that the twine does not become unraveled. The placement of the twine at the location K is performed based on the number of pulses provided by the count sensor 60 or 62 corresponding to the desired number of wraps chosen by the operator. Subsequently, the twine tubes 30, 32 are moved to the location L, as illustrated in FIG. 4, where they engage a conventional twine cutting mechanism (not shown), which mechanism operates to clamp the twine in engagement with a cutter blade in response to movement of the twine tubes 30, 32 into engagement with the mechanism, and the tension applied by the bale 10 as it pulls on the twine will cause the twine to be severed by the cutter blade. The movement of the tubes 30, 32 from the position K to the position L is preferably a time controlled operation wherein the actuator 38 is energized for a predetermined period of time, which may be selected by the operator, to ensure that the tubes 30, 32 fully move into engagement with the cutting mechanism. In addition, twine guides 74, 76 are provided at opposing ends of the frame assembly 42 for maintaining the twine in alignment with the position K on the bale as the twine tubes 30, 32 move to the cut-off position L.
It should be noted that the controller 64 may be preprogrammed with a preselected series of steps to control the actuator 38 to position the actuator arms at specific predetermined locations for different baler models since the percentage of actuator extension required for different baler models will vary. Thus, an operator may select a predetermined program, such as may be provided in a preprogrammed look-up table, to start a baling operation without requiring extensive instruction relating to control of the wrapping operation. In addition to selecting a predetermined program related to a particular baler model, the operator may also select the wrap spacing whereby the number of pulses generated by the count sensor 60 or 62 at each predetermined location may be operator selected in order to obtain a desired wrap pattern.
Further, the controller input keys may also be used by the operator to input a unique program for controlling the actuator 38. For example, the operator may designate different actuator extension positions, as well as the particular number of sensor pulses to be counted at each position. It should also be noted that it is not necessary for the twine tubes 30, 32 to move in only one direction during a wrapping cycle and that in some instances it may be desirable to have the twine tubes 30, 32 move back toward the center of the bale 10 during a portion of the wrapping cycle. For example, it may be desirable for the twine tubes to move back and forth across the width of the bale 10 in order to wrap the twine over the loose ends of the twine adjacent to the center of the bale 10 in order to lock in the starting tails of the twine strands.
Also, it should be noted that the above-described stop positions for the twine tubes 30, 32, wherein the positions are equally spaced across the bale 10, is only one example of the operation of the present invention. For example, it is within the scope of the invention to alter the programming of the controller 64 such that an unequal or varying spacing is provided between the predetermined positions for the twine tubes 30, 32.
From the above description, it should be apparent that the present invention provides a method and apparatus for controlling the placement of twine onto a bale 10 wherein signals from sensors provide feedback to a controller indicating where on the bale 10 twine is being placed as well as how much twine is being used in order to provide a complete definition of the twine wrap process. Further, by using a sensor for each of the twine feed paths, it is possible for the controller to alert an operator that only one of the two twine strands have started to feed. It also allows for the control of the twine wrap process based on the monitoring of the last of the two twine strands to start to wrap the bale 10. It further permits the controller to alert the operator to the condition that one of the twine strands has stopped feeding during a twine wrap cycle, such as when twine is depleted on one side or when a tangle causes the twine to tear on one side, whereby ejection of a partially wrapped bale 10 from the baler may be prevented. In addition, the feedback signals can be used to indicate a malfunction condition resulting from the twine not properly cutting off on one side at the end of a cycle, as may be indicated by the number of pulses sent to the controller from one of the pulley sensors 60, 62 exceeding a predetermined limit during the cut off stage of the cycle.
Finally, it should be noted that the present controller may also be programmed to control a net wrapping operation and that an operator may select the particular mode of operation for the particular type of wrapping material as well as select a program corresponding to the model of baler being used. For example, it is contemplated that the present controller may also be programmed to control the net wrapping cycle described in the above referenced U.S. application Ser. No. 08/053,914.
Thus, the present invention provides a unique control system for monitoring a bale wrapping cycle. In particular, the present invention provides a unique method and apparatus whereby the quantity of wrapping material is monitored to minimize the amount of waste which has previously occurred in other bale wrapping systems as a result of controlling the wrapping operations on a time dependant basis wherein variations of the driving speed for the input shaft of the baler may cause variations in the amount of wrap applied. By monitoring the quantity of wrap material applied to the bale throughout the wrap cycle, it is possible to provide the precise quantity of wrap material desired on the bale, and it is possible through monitoring of the twine guide tubes location to precisely control and monitor the quantity of wrap material applied to particular locations on the bale.
While the method herein described, and the form of apparatus for carrying this method into effect, constitute preferred embodiments of this invention, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to this precise method and form of apparatus, and that changes may be made in either without departing from the scope of the invention, which is defined in the appended claims.
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|Jan 15, 1998
|Nov 23, 1999
|New Holland North America, Inc.
|Mistie detection system for agricultural balers
|Nov 3, 1998
|Mar 14, 2000
|Vermeer Manufacturing Company
|Method of controlling application of twine to a bale in an agricultural baler
|Jul 29, 1999
|Apr 3, 2001
|New Holland North America, Inc.
|Round baler with improved twine wrap control
|Feb 26, 2001
|Sep 10, 2002
|New Holland North America, Inc.
|Round baler twine wrap control with automatic restart
|Feb 28, 2003
|Aug 3, 2004
|New Holland North America, Inc.
|Four twine tube round baler twine system
|Jul 26, 2002
|Jan 3, 2006
|Cnh America Llc
|Round baler low net indication
|Dec 20, 2006
|Oct 21, 2008
|Cnh America Llc
|Sensor for bale shape monitoring in round balers
|Aug 3, 2005
|Nov 11, 2008
|Cnh America Llc
|Bale wrap or tie monitor
|Sep 20, 2007
|Feb 17, 2009
|Vermeer Manufacturing Company
|Twin twine arm for a baler
|Apr 8, 2010
|Sep 6, 2011
|Cnh America Llc
|Fully automated twine wrapping system for a round baler having a simplified operator interface
|Mar 29, 2010
|Dec 18, 2012
|Cnh America Llc
|Twine end wrap adjustment for agricultural baler
|Dec 22, 2009
|May 21, 2013
|Agco Corporation
|Baler pickup for collecting biomass from a combine harvester
|Dec 22, 2009
|Jun 18, 2013
|Agco Corporation
|Biomass baler
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|Jul 23, 2013
|Agco Corporation
|Baler collector for collecting biomass from a combine harvester
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|Jun 17, 2014
|Modeste Schmitt
|Machine for tying plants, in particular the branches of vines
|Jul 26, 2002
|Jan 29, 2004
|New Holland North America, Inc.
|Round baler low net indication
|Aug 3, 2005
|Feb 8, 2007
|Cnh America Llc
|Bale wrap or tie monitor
|Dec 20, 2006
|Jun 26, 2008
|Smith Kevin M
|Sensor For Bale Shape Monitoring In Round Balers
|Jan 29, 2009
|Jan 13, 2011
|Modeste Schmitt
|Machine for tying plants, in particular the branches of vines
|Dec 22, 2009
|Feb 3, 2011
|Agco Corporation
|Biomass Baler
|Dec 22, 2009
|Feb 3, 2011
|Agco Corporation
|Baler Pickup for Collecting Biomass From A Combine Harvester
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|Feb 3, 2011
|Agco Corporation
|Round Baler With Variable Speed Baling Mechanism
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|Feb 3, 2011
|Agco Corporation
|Combine Chopper For Feeding A Baler
|Mar 29, 2010
|Sep 29, 2011
|Smith Kevin M
|Twine end wrap adjustment for agricultural baler
|Mar 6, 2003
|Oct 21, 2010
|Deere & Company, Moline
|Vorrichtung zum Umh�llen eines Ballens mit einer H�llbahn, Ballenpresse und Verfahren
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|Aug 20, 1998
|Deere & Co
|Feb 14, 1997
|Feb 9, 2006
|Deere & Company, Moline
|Mar 16, 2004
|Sep 28, 2016
|Deere & Company
|Device for wrapping a bale with an envelope, baling press and sensor
|May 14, 2007
|Jan 23, 2008
|Usines CLAAS France S.A.S.
|Binding device on agricultural round balers
|Sep 23, 2008
|Mar 24, 2010
|Deere & Company
|Twine arm assembly
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|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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such a mournful week
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exhibition and diamond variation of fabric weaving
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blue and white (and muster mittwoch)
i´m taking part in a german challenge, which has the theme of "Diamond Patterns" this month.
if you have a certain pattern in your head, you suddenly see it everywhere... shoe sole prints in the mud... cracks in the Asphalt...
but i wanted to make a fabric "home" for my smart phone. used my grungy Diamond stencil and blue fabric paint, some vilene and sewed a pouch in the size of the phone. closed with a Piece of velcro.
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muster-mittwoch: rauten
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James Paine, a successful architect of the mid and later decades of the 18th century, created a number of features in the park at Chatsworth.
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Perhaps the most intriguing feature that Paine designed for the Duke is the Mill, which was built between 1761 and 1762. It was a replacement for the former working mill near the house and designed as an eye-catcher within the park. Framed by a small open woodland to the west, the plain, classical elevations of the Mill provide the termination of views from the north and south. Originally an ornamented working building, the Mill was damaged by falling beech trees in the great storm of 1962. Duchess Deborah prevented the mill from being dismantled and had it made safe as a ruin, thus maintaining its architectural contribution to the landscape.
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5 Bedroom Detached House For Sale
Abercorn Close, South Croydon, CR2
Quiet Cul De Sac Location With Level Large Garden Ideal Family HomeThe property offers well proportioned accommodation and is offered for sale being well maintained by the present owner. The property is approached via its own driveway providing off road parking spaces...
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Beech Way, South Croydon, CR2
Situated In A Private Premier No Through Road And With No Onward ChainThis unique four bedroom detached family home is offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain and located in a premier private no through road . The property comprises of a galleried...
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Suffield Close, South Croydon, CR2
No Onward Chain Situated In A Sought After Cul- De - Sac LocationAn extended four bedroom detached property offered for sale being well maintained by the present vendors and providing well proportioned living accommodation throughout.. The property benefits from gas...
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The Woodfields, South Croydon, CR2
Offered to the market in immaculate condition, is this generously proportioned four / five bedroom semi detached house. With ample space to the ground floor with a study (or bedroom five) lounge, family bathroom and a stunning extended kitchen, cleverly designed to...
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Mitchley Grove, South Croydon, CR2
Presented to the market with the potential for further extension (STPP) is this four bedroom semi detached house. With versatile accommodation, giving three reception areas to the ground floor plus a kitchen, utility room, downstairs WC and conservatory, or with two...
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Blackford Close, South Croydon, CR2
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The Windings, South Croydon, CR2
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By Christie Chisholm
Meshi Chavez moved to Portland, Ore., at the age of 18. Sixteen years later, he's returning with We Two Boys to Wild Dancing West, VSA North Fourth Art Center's contemporary dance festival. Now in its seventh year, Wild Dancing West is "the sibling of Global DanceFest," says Kearny, referring to VSA's international spectacle that began in 2001. After celebrating dance from around the world, creators decided "it was important to also focus on contemporary dance happening in our region," she says.
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Show Me the Way to Go Home
Toni Morrison's tale of siblings searching for solace has character but lacks resolution
Review by Sam Adams
Like pretty much everything else she's written, Morrison's most recent novel is a work of historical fiction deeply ingrained in social injustices. Home's story revolves around brother and sister Frank and Ycidra (aka "Cee") Money, who grew up in the destitute shantytown of Lotus, Ga. It was a place where, as Frank says in one of the book's many internal monologues, "There was no goal other than breathing, nothing to win and, save for somebody else's quiet death, nothing to survive or worth surviving for."
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Last Saturday Arts Crawl
John Chervinsky's Frames of Reference is an exquisite contemplation on the interplay between scientific principles and their worldly manifestations. In one of the series' subsets, Studio Physics, the Harvard applied physics professor went to great lengths for his final photographic prints. Chervinsky set up studio still lifes, then photographed portions of them. He mailed those photos to a painting factory in China and incorporated the reproductions of his photos by anonymous artists back into the still lifes. Elements of decay (a bowl of rotten bananas half covered by a painted "before" version of the ripe fruit) exhibit the enigma of impermanence in a visually straightforward way.
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Zen Buddhist monks from the Shaolin Temple give a world-class performance of martial arts.
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Vanguard choreography in flamenco and contemporary dance by international guest artists and UNM's distinguished resident faculty.
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Party Like it's the End of the World
Aliento: Carnaval 2017
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The musical group PANdemonium takes participants on a journey through the Carnaval traditions of Cuba, Trinidad, Brazil and New Orleans.
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A Heavenly Pleasure
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Fletcher K.,The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust |
Howarth D.,The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust |
Kirby A.,The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust |
Kirby A.,AMEC Environment and Infrastructure Inc. |
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Ibis | Year: 2013
Upland birds are predicted to be particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change, yet few studies have examined these effects on their breeding phenology and productivity. Laying dates of Red Grouse Lagopus lagopus scotica in the Scottish Highlands advanced by 0.5 days/year between 1992 and 2011 and were inversely correlated with pre-laying temperature, with a near-significant increase in temperature over this period. Earlier clutches were larger and chick survival was greater in earlier nesting attempts. However, chick survival was also higher in years with lower May temperatures and lower August temperatures in the previous year, the latter probably related to prey abundance in the subsequent breeding season. Although laying dates are advancing, climate change does not currently appear to be having an overall effect on chick survival of Red Grouse within the climate range recorded in this study. © 2013 British Ornithologists' Union. Source
Lommler J.C.,AMEC Environment and Infrastructure Inc. |
Bandini P.,New Mexico State University
Geotechnical Special Publication | Year: 2015
Collapsible soils are generally considered to be soils that settle upon wetting and loading. Settlement of collapsible soils is a common problem particularly in arid and semi-arid regions of the United States because these soils exist at very low moisture contents in their natural environment. Locally, geotechnical engineers refer to native soils that settle due to self-weight upon wetting as "collapsible soils" or "hydro-collapsible soils." This paper presents some observations and findings of a study on natural collapsible granular soils that formed in alluvial fans in central New Mexico. The paper describes the soil structure observed in microphotographs and scanning electron microscope images and the effects of sample disturbance on the prediction of soil collapse upon wetting from laboratory test results. The paper offers a hypothesis on the mechanism that could have produced some features of the structure of the collapsible soils in the area. © ASCE 2015. Source
Update of the Chiou and Youngs NGA model for the average horizontal component of peak ground motion and response spectra
Youngs R.R.,AMEC Environment and Infrastructure Inc.
Earthquake Spectra | Year: 2014
We present an update to our 2008 NGA model for predicting horizontal ground motion amplitudes caused by shallow crustal earthquakes occurring in active tectonic environments. The update is based on analysis of the greatly expanded NGA-West2 ground motion database and numerical simulations. The updated model contains minor adjustments to our 2008 functional form related to style of faulting effects, hanging wall effects, scaling with the depth to top of rupture, scaling with sediment thickness, and the inclusion of additional terms for the effects of fault dip and rupture directivity. In addition, we incorporate regional differences in far-source distance attenuation and site effects between California and other active tectonic regions. Compared to our 2008 NGA model, the predicted medians by the updated model are similar for M > 7 and are lower for M < 5. The aleatory variability is larger than that obtained in our 2008 model. © 2014, Earthquake Engineering Research Institute. Source
Johnson S.R.,AMEC Environment and Infrastructure Inc. |
Johnson S.R.,North Carolina State University |
Burchell M.R.,North Carolina State University |
Evans R.O.,North Carolina State University |
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Ecological Engineering | Year: 2013
Relatively narrow (<50m) riparian buffers strategically reestablished in correct landscape positions have been shown to significantly reduce agricultural non-point source pollution to streams. Because of this, conservation programs have been established to encourage landowners to enroll lands near surface waters to improve water quality. Former cropland enrolled in a conservation program was evaluated to determine its effectiveness in reducing nitrate-nitrogen (NO3--N) in shallow groundwater. This conservation buffer (CB) was up to 80m wide and was planted with loblolly pine (Pinus taeda). It was situated upslope of an existing 30-60m wide riparian hardwood forest buffer (EHB) located within the floodplain of an intermittent stream. Shallow groundwater NO3--N, groundwater hydrology, total organic carbon, and soil redox potential were measured throughout both the CB and the EHB for 18 months. Groundwater NO3--N concentrations, often 5-15mgL-1 within the CB, were not significantly reduced from concentrations that entered from the agricultural field edge. However, a decrease in NO3--N concentration was observed within the EHB (17-83%). The hydrology of the CB coupled with relatively low organic carbon contributed to a low denitrification potential and lack of NO3--N reduction compared with the EHB. While the CB enrollment likely provided additional habitat benefits it did not appear to provide treatment of groundwater NO3--N. It is our conclusion that landscape position is a more important defining variable for buffer site selection than buffer width if NO3--N reduction is a primary goal. © 2012 Elsevier B.V. Source
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Auction Art for Land, IZ & Unity
Featuring Ashiqa and Aravind from Adishkati inviting us to the last weekend of Remembering Veenapani Festival with 24th at 7pm Mein Hoon Yusuf Aur Yeh Hain Mera Bhai , 25th The Raghraman Trio and 26th Masive Vibe Live. On Monday, 27th February at 4pm at BHAVISHYATE in BHARAT NIVAS (new building behind Sri Aurobindo Auditoruim and Kalakendra we are invited to a General Meeting to discuss Varunas Proposed Solar Power Plant in Auroville. On Tuesday 28th at 7.30am Auroville International invites us to join in creating Auroville's Symbol in the International Zone after the Birthday Bonfire at 7:30 am. Tonight in CRIPA Piano Concert "Encounters and Reflections" by Hartmut von Lieres Impressionistic Jazz. Thursday 23rd of Februart at 8pm at Sri Aurobindo Auditorium, Bharat Nivas, Pavilion of India, Bharat Nivas presents "SAMBHAVAMI YUGE YUGE" At Solitude Farm on Friday 24th we can listen to Ziia & The Swing Mates. Within Art For Land 24th African Dance workshop and performance 25th - the Odissi dance workshop 25th at 3pm Art for Land auction with Jesse 25th at 6pm Carnatic Flute Concert with Hindustani Slide Guitar & Mridangam 28th Nadaka in concert. Be quiet and offer yourself calmly and confidently. All that happens is always the effect of the Supreme's Will. Human action can be occasion but never the cause. The Words of The Mother, Vol. 14
Wave of Changes, Our Land
In today's news we are featuring Sanchita Agarwal, volunteer from DehraDun who invites us to a Permaculture Workshop at Sacred Groves. Today 13th of February at 7pm at Unity Pavilion - Early Days in Auroville - Sharing by Frederick On Friday 17th of Febuary at 6 pm and Saturday 18th at 6pm, Loretta will give two talks in the Unity Pavilion on Sri Aurobindo and Mother, The Coming of the New Force; followed by questions & answers session. Meeting Tuesday 14th of Febraury at 12:30 pm at Dosa Cafe, Town Hall on new way of economic interactions where one for his service no longer request money but offer it in the spirit of generosity. On Tuesday, 14ht of February at 4pm at SAIIER hall Abundance through Sharing Library of things whereby Earth&Us invites as all for an open discussion session on a 'sharing economy' model - the Library of Things (LoT) On Wednesday 16th at 8pm at Solitude Farm Ilhaam Project concert. At Savitri Bhavan Thursday 16th of February, 5:15pm to see a World in a Grain of SandPoems of Small Things - Reading and Flute by Gordon. Saturday, February 18th, 2 pm at the SAIIER Conference Hall Auroville Campus Initiative (ACI) and Department for Further Learning of SAIIER invite us to the presentation of students who participated in the second Swadharma Programme ( swadharma.auroville.org ) Friday 17th and Saturday 18th of February, at 8:00 pm at Bharat Nivas Auditorium Auroville Choirs & Ensemble In Concert - The Peacemakers by Karl Jenkins. Friday 17th at 3:30 pm and on that Saturday 18th at 11.30 am. Deepam is 25 years old! From 17th to 19th of February at 7:30pm at CRIPA in Kalabhumi - My Autopsy, a poetic dark comedy by writer and performer Hamish Boyd, directed by Fif Fernandes, musical director Jonathan Walton. This play is not for children under the age of 12! There is nothing more beautiful than to unite with the divine Cosnciousness. One is sure to find what one seeks if one seeks it in all sincerity; for what one seeks is within oneself. The Words of The Mother, Vol.14
CAT01, Frisbee, African Spirit
Tuesday, February 7th 4 pm - 6.30 pm at Unity Pavilion a bilingual session on: The City - We Forgot (CAT 01) by Anu, Shanker, Meenakshi, Partha in English and Tamil.
Today 2nd- Februaryat 3:30 pm at Citadine Art Gallery Auroville Conversations with Vikram on "Collaboration instead of Competition in Physical Education and Exploration
Sturday 4th of February at 4pm at Bhavasyate talk on The Science of Enviroment by Dr. Jan Golembiewski
On Sunday 5th of February at 3pm at Unity Pavilion we are invited to a talk The Core of African Sprituality or 13 Whispers by Dr. Aunkh Chabalala.
Anauprna} Farm news
Exhibition cum Auction {'Art for Land' at Unity Pavilion February 1, till 28th of February
The Auroville Ultimate Frisbee club will be hosting its 7th annual Auroville Hat Tournament on the 4th & 5th of February.
Auroville basketball league will happen during Auroville birthday week from 21st to 28th February at Certitude. Last date for sign-up is February 8th.
Inspiration is a slender river of brightness leaping from a vast and eternal knowledge; it exceeds reason more perfectly than reason exceeds the knowledge of the senses.
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Integral Wealth, Pottery, Jazz,..
The Auroville Council invites us all for a special gathering with Jean-François Noubel on Tuesday, Jan. 24th from 4 - 6.30 pm at Unity Pavilion.- FROM SCARCE MONEY TO INTEGRAL WEALTH Can Auroville build a global gift economy? Wednesday 25th January - 5.pm at Pavilion of Tibetan Culture Meditation with the Peace Bell. Events at Solitude Farm 25th Jazzwith Matt Littlewood Trio, , 29th January: FUNKY DANCE MUSIC, 1st February: A TRIBUTE TO PASTORIUS. Wednesday January 25th, 3 to 4.30 pm at Certitude Dome we are invited to an Open Sharing"Our life is our school, this is our education". On Thursday 26th at 5.30pm at Savitri Bhavan Reading Room Divyanshi Chugh will share her last session on the theme of:Integral Health and Healing. Thursday 26th January 3:30 pm at Citadine Art Gallery within Cirhuaurovilian Conversations Pashi on the topic of "Prosperity". Sunday 29th of January at 4pm we can witness New Darkali Sports Track inauguration. GINGA SAROBA FESTIVAL (27th to 29th of January)Open to regular practitioners only, 3 days of events....With the presence of Mestre Branco, Prof. Pezao, Pé de Bode, Inst. Cameleao, Pierre,... From 26th to 28th of January between 11:00 am and 6:00 pm at the Visitors Centre Auroville International Potters' Market . On Saturday 28th of Jan at 7:30 pm Jazz-Café Concert Presents in collaboration with the Potters Market The funky side of life. On Friday 27th at 4pm at Unity Pavilion we can listen to a talk - Traditional African Medicines and its Role in Todays Health Challenges by Dr Aunkh Chabalala, and talk from past week is reschedule. 28th and 29th January, at 7pm at Adishkati Monkey and The Mobile. On Sunday January 29th or Monday January 30th at 7pm at The Matrimandir Garden of Unity we are invited to a selection from Sri Aurobindos Savitri, - Man, sole awake ... Consciousness is a reality inherent in existence. It is there even when it is not active on the surface, but silent and immobile; it is there even when it is invisible on the surface, not reacting on outward things or sensible to them, but withdrawn and either active or inactive within; it is there even when it seems to us to be quite absent and the being to our view unconscious and inanimate. SABCL Vol 22 page 234
The Mother's Birthday, CAT 10
Meditation for Mother's Birthday21st February 2017, 5.45 to 6.45 am In the Matrimandir AmphitheatreEntrance from the Second Banyan Gate, open from 4.45 to 5.40 am only!
On Sunday 26 February at 5.15 pm In the Garden of Unity, Matrimandir; A Heart Of SilenceA musical offering by The Russian Singing Bells.
CAT 10 on Tuesday, February 21st 4.30 pm at Unity Pavilion Discussion panel of Aurovilians from various backgrounds. An exploration of collaboration between environment and development. The aim is to dissolve polarities and prejudices in the light of the Charter and the Dream.
Solidarity Events for Auroville Land this week at Unity Pavilion20th at 8pm Emergence, 25th at 3pm auction Art for Land, 28th at 3pm concert with Nadaka.
Monday 20th February from 5.30 to 6.30 pm At the gallery of Art of the Citadines.The French Pavilion and Les Baladantes invite you to the Closing evening of the Aurolire Festival 2017!Poems and songs in French
Thursday 23rd February 2017 in Cripapiano ConcertEncounters and reflections
By Hartmut von Lieres Impressionistic Jazz8 pm sharp (latecomers will not be admitted)
Thursday 23rd of Februart at 8pm at Sri Aurobindo Auditorium, Bharat Nivas, Pavilion of India, Bharat Nivas presents "SAMBHAVAMI YUGE YUGE""I am born from age to age"
At Solitude Farm on Friday 24th we can listen to Ziia & The Swing Mates.
Thursday, 23rd February 3:30 pm at Bhavishyate, Bharat Nivas CIRHU presents:Aurovilian Conversations - Aryamani's Experience on "Bringing Sri Aurobindo on Stage"
A devotion that keeps concentrated and silent in the depths of the heart but manifest in acts of service and obedience, is more powerful, more true, more divine, than any shouting, and weeping devotion.
The Words of The Mothner, Vol.14
10th Marathon, Veenapani
In today's news we are featuring Ashiqa and Aravind inviting us to a month long festival Remembering Veenapani with performances every weekend. This weekend we can see dance performance Accross not Over, The Sage for the Ages and Rage & Beyond . 10th edition of Auroville Marathon on Sunday, 12th of Febraury, starting at 5am..... On Sunday 12th February At Pour Tours Distribution gardens - starting at 10 am Get Ready For "THE BIG AUROVILLE GIVE AWAY"! On the occasion of Jocelyn 80th birthday. Happy birthday Jocelyn! On Friday 10th of February, Full moon night Meditation with Tibetan Singing Bowls With Jinpa Gyato at Pavilion of Tibetan Culture International Zone Auroville. On Sunday 12th at 7pm at Unity Pavilion Auroville Sisters with Music of Love for Mother's Land. February 11th and 12th! Dialogue on Humanity in Sadhana Forest. The shuttle bus will leave daily at 9:30am from Solar Kitchen with return trips after dinner and after the performances. 9th Auroville Panorma of Contemporary Indian Cinema shows at 3, 5, 5.30 and 8pm at Sri Aruobindo Audirorium Bharat Nivas, where an AV annual Film Festival showcasing the most recent films form the different states of India. Animal man is the obscure starting-point, the present natural man, varied and tangled, the mid-road, but supernatural man the luminous and transcendent goal of our human journey. Sri Aurobindo
Yes for AP, Savitri, Jazz
Tuesday, January 31st at 4 pm at Unity Pavilion -'The Auroville Foundation Act', 1988 - (CAT 08) The Appeal Process is approved! Residents Assembly Service has registered 237 votes (214 - yes, 23 - no) which are only 13.8% of our population (1718 registered residents): Monday January 30th at 7 pm at The Matrimandir Garden of Unity we are invited to the Man, sole awake ... - selections from Savitri On Wednesday 1st of February At Solitude Farm : A TRIBUTE TO PASTORIUS Thursday, 2nd- February at 3:30 pm at Citadine Art Gallery CHIRU Auroville Conversations - Vikram on "Collaboration instead of Competition in Physical Education and Exploration Ultimate Frisbee - 7th annual Auroville Hat Tournament on the 4th & 5th of February. Go forward calmly and firmly, not attached to success, not disturbed by unsuccess; my divine help will then never fail you Sri Aurobindo
CAT10, Hibiscus Art, Invocations
At Savitri Bhavan Thursday 16 February, 5.15 pm .To see a World in a Grain of SandPoems of Small ThingsReading and Flute by Gordon
Tonight at 8pm at Solitude Farm Ilhaam Project.
On Friday, 17th February. at SAWCHU- Bharatnivas Oddissi and Kathank Dance Performance by Rekha & her students
CAT10 on Tuesday, February 21st 4.30 pm with Discussion panel of Aurovilians from various backgrounds: Luigi (presentation), Marti, B, Louis, Jaya, Suzie
followed by an open dialogue with the audience on the relation between green city and green belt.
Friday 17th and Saturday 18th of February,At 8.00 pm at Bharat Nivas AuditoriumAUROVILLE CHOIRS AND ENSEMBLE IN CONCERT THE PEACEMAKERS
From 17th to 19th of February at 7.30pm at CRIPA in Kalabhumi - MY AUTOPSY , a poetic dark comedy by writer and performer Hamish Boyd, directed by Fif Fernandes, musical director Jonathan Walton .
Saturday, February 18th, 2.30pm at the SAIIER Conference Hall Auroville Campus Initiative (ACI) and Department for Further Learning of SAIIER invite us to the presentation of students who participated in
On Sunday 19th of February from 10am onward at Well Cafe in SveDame Hibiscus Art Festival.
If earnestly you say to the Divine « I want only Thee », the Divine will arrange the circumstances in such a way that you are compelled to be sincere.
The Words of The Mother, Vol. 14
CAT01, Arcosanti, Music
Tuesday, February 7th 4 pm at Unity Pavilion a bilingual session on: The City - We Forgot (CAT 01) by Anu, Shanker, Meenakshi, Partha in English and Tamil.
Today, Monday 6th of February at 5.30pm Reading Night: Aurovilian Writers
Reading night in English, at Citadines (next to the Art gallery) Organized by the French Pavilion for AUROLIRE festival
Tuesday, 7th February, 2017 - 8 pm sharp, CRIPA, AurovilleConcert of Western Music with Ladislav Puskhar
Tuesday, February 7 - Time: 4 pm at Bhavishyate, Sri Aurobindo Centre of Studies India and the World Bharat Nivas, AurovilleCreative Intelligence - An introduction to collaborative problem-solving
Wednesday, February 8th @ 5 pm to 6:30 pm at Cinema ParadisoARCOSANTI: an old connection, a new collaboration? PAOLO SOLERI's theory of compact city design, ARCOLOGY [ARCHITECTURE + ECOLOGY]
Do not aim at success. Our aim is perfection. Remember you are on the threshold of a new world, participating in its birth and instrumental in its creation. There is nothing more important than the transformation. There is no interest more worthwhile.
The Words of The Mother, Vol. 12
Happy Indian Republic Day
We are cordially invited to attend Flag Hoisting Ceremony to celebrate the Indian Republic Day:
Thursday, 26th January at 8.15 am at the :Entrance campus space of Auditorium and Kalakendra Building.Bharat Nivas
Unity Pavilion, Friday Friday January 27th, 4 pm traditional African Medicines and its Role in Todays Health Challenges , A presentation by Dr Aunkh Chabalala
Sunday 29th January 4 pm at Unity Pavilion African Astronomy and Cosmology by Dr Aunkh Chabalala.
From 26th to 28th of January between 11:00 am and 6:00 pm at the Visitors Centre, Auroville Auroville International Potters' Market
Visitors Center, on Saturday 28th of Jan at 7:30 pm Jazz-Café ConcertPresents in collaboration with the Potters MarketThe funky side of life
Saturday 28/1/17 at WELL CAFE. Love the dance floor 7.00 PM - DINNER8.30 PM TILL MIDNIGHT -Rock the show with D.J JESSE on the decks. Groovy beats to move your funky feet
Sunday January 29th or Monday January 30thAt 7 pm at The Matrimandir Garden of Unity we are invited to the Man, sole awake ...
On Saturday 28th and 29th January, 2017 (Saturday & Sunday)Time: Play starts at 7 pm at Adishakti TheatreMonkey and The Mobile
Sunday 29th of January at 4pm we can witness New Darkali Sports Track inauguration
Sunday 29th at 4pm at Skate Park near Dehashakti sports ground we are invited to inaguration of the new ramp brought from Aurovelo.
29th January at Solitude Farm at 8pm FUNKY DANCE MUSIC
Capoeira GINGA SAROBA FESTIVAL (27th to 29th of January)Open to regular practitioners only, 3 days of events....With the presence of Mestre Branco, Prof. Pezao, Pé de Bode, Inst. Cameleao, Pierre,... info 9488328435]
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