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I am the Animal Control Officer for Chester IL.My goal as animal control is to get every dog that passes through the Chester Kennels and does not get reclaimed a new life. These are the unwanted, unloved, underdogs...and I have always been a fan of the underdog. These are the the dogs that have strayed, but no one cares enough to look for them. These are the dumped dogs, the ones that when they are too old, too big, too loud, too hyper, shed too much, pee too much, chew too much...or any other reason their owner decides on, get packed in the car driven to a remote location and thrown out. They are scared, lost, and unsure of what to do. They watch their beloved master drive away, and then wonder why...how do I get back to them...where should I go, and now what do I do. What is the first thing they all do...look for Humans. They look for one of us to help them. They are sure that we will be happy to see them, that we will take them in and hold them and love them. It is rarely the case. Instead many times we yell at them, throw things at them, frightening them even more and let them know they are not wanted, and for sure not here! We never give another thought as to if that dog has a place to go, or when is the last time it ate, or had a drink, is it cold, or scared...as long as it is not at my house, because I don't want it! My eyes have been opened to the horrors these beautiful unwanted dogs suffer. They are NOT unwanted, and unloved...I WANT them, I LOVE them. I want to change their lives, and in turn they change my world. They make me a better person. I am thankful for every one that has passed through my hands. I never look at the dogs that go to the kennels, no matter how horrible they have had it, and think how sad. I hold each one and look into their eyes and I tell them, "Honey it is time to celebrate, you are one of the lucky ones. Your whole world has just begun, and I promise you I will help you find a home that wants you and loves you, and where you will only know happiness." These dogs know...they may not know my words, but they know. I work with a network of no kill shelters that help me get these dogs into homes where they will be loved and cared for the rest of their lives. There are transports that go all over the United States. Dogs from the Chester Kennels have gone to Wisconsin, California, Chicago, and the East Coast. Dogs have been flown from the Sparta Air Port, by Pilots that volunteer to take them. It is amazing to see all the people that step up to make a difference. When the dogs leave the kennel, I know they will be getting all the love and attention I give them, on a daily basis, forever. Each one that goes takes a little part of my heart with them, but in turn they leave me with joy and the peace that their life HAS been changed, I am so blessed to be a part of this. It really is a beautiful life.
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People tell me all the time, "You know... you can't save them all" to which I reply, "Gonna try with a little help from my friends...I'll get by with a little help from my friends" come on...you know the words...join in...become a friend... There are ways you can help from walking dogs, to updating web sites. You can help by transporting a dog, or helping with a fund raiser. If you would like to see how to help make a difference email
I will email you back with a list of ways to be a part of making a difference. Everything I have done involving dogs was started by one very special pair of dogs...Boo-Boo and Yogie. I want to always give thanks for these two beautiful dogs coming into my life, for it has changed the lives of many dogs, and for sure my life. I love you both so much. If you would like to read their story please go to
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Original post made by Lynn, Gunn High School, on Nov 13, 2007
We ask our board members to be well versed in a wide range of issues that impact our district, including education policy at the national, state, county and local level, leases, contracts, labor negotiations, budget management, technology, Education Code and the Brown Act, student performance, textbook selection, transportation, safety, student and staff discipline, student health and wellbeing (stress, nutrition, drug, alcohol and tobacco concerns) and many others.
Gail and Mandy dedicated themselves to our district, and dealt with difficult situations over the years with grace and dignity, never forgetting that the children in our community were their primary concern.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Nov 13, 2007 at 2:34 pm
Yes, thank you very much, and also to those who diligently attend the board meetings, volunteers and interested parties. This is part of the process and our thanks are for you also.
a resident of Meadow Park
on Nov 13, 2007 at 6:00 pm
Yes, thank you both. I think you were very principled and thoughtful in your time on the Board. I wish you the best, and I wish you a good long rest. :0) Thanks for serving so well ans so diligently.
a resident of Barron Park
on Nov 14, 2007 at 5:06 pm
While both people served diligently and well, I want to point out that Gail did so while also working full-time.
It is a pity that we have gotten to the point where it is perceived to be virtually impossible to serve on our Board AND work.
I wonder if it is time to consider salaries for our Board members so that those who must earn a living can also consider running.
a resident of College Terrace
on Nov 15, 2007 at 5:59 am
I agree it would be nice to have a more balanced school board that represents all walks of life in PAUSD, but what living-wage salary would you suggest?
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Nov 15, 2007 at 11:57 am
This is serving the public not a job, though we DO thank and appreciate those who put themselves forward to do this
a resident of Gunn High School
on Nov 15, 2007 at 12:39 pm
We don't need an incentive to get working people to run, but if we want that kind of representation, we need to elect them. Two candidates in the most recent race work full time: Wynn Hausser and Claude Ezran. Wynn lost to the incumbent by a nose, Claude trailed Wynn by about 1800 votes.
A larger turnout in this off-year election might have produced a different outcome. Maybe next time.


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Morrison County Board agenda-March 18
Brainerd School Board
Meets 7 p.m. Monday
Washington Educational Services Building
804 Oak St., Brainerd
1. Roll call
2. District recognitions
A. Congratulations to Dave Pritschet who was selected as the 2012 Brainerd Teacher of the Year!
B. Savannah Stone finished sixth in the State Alpine Ski Meet. Savannah broke the school record which was originally held by Katie Majka. This is the best finish for any Brainerd Warrior Skier ever. Other state skier's were Mara Williams, who finished 49th, Alex Stone who finished 55th, Thor Linneroth finished 70th.
C. Brainerd Nordic Ski Team finished sixth at The State Nordic Ski meet. Riley Nelson finished 29th, Zean Baker finished 63rd, Allison Kosobud finished 83rd, and Sarah Fairbanks finished 106th.
D. The Brainerd Warrior Dance Team finished third in the State High Kick Dance Competition.
3. Delegations, Petitions & Communications
4. Approval of minutes
A. Regular school board meeting - Feb. 13
B. Special School board meeting - March 8
5. Consent calendar
A. Certified staff resignations
B. Non-Teaching employee resignations
C. Leaves
D. Ratify payment of bills
E. Gifts & Grants approval
1) Donation on the behalf of Cathy Rustermier from the JA Woollam Foundation of $2,000 for AEC Field Trip
2) Donation from Mid Minnesota Federal Credit Union of $200 for support of a team for "The Stock market Game" at AEC
3) Donation from the Forestview Parent Group of $1,730.91 for the FRED Program.
4) Donation from the Crosby-Ironton Public Schools of $150 for the FRED Program.
5) Donation from Crow Wing Power Community Trust of $1,170 for the Brainerd Lakes Area Early Childhood Collation.
6) Donation from Nisswa Women of Today of $100.00 for the Brainerd Lakes Area Early Childhood Collation.
7) Donation from the Kiwanis Club of Brainerd of $200 for the Brainerd Lakes Area Early Childhood Collation.
8) Donation from Baxter Elementary PTO of $450 for the FRED Program.
9) Donation from Garfield Elementary PTA of $150 for the FRED Program.
10) Donation from Liberty Paper of $150 for Harrison Elementary Schools student programs.
11) Donation from the Garrison Loins Club of $100 for Harrison Elementary Schools student programs.
12) Donation from Landis Gyr of $300 for Harrison Elementary Schools student programs.
13) Donation from Kiwanis Club of Baxter Lakes Area of $500 for the Brainerd Lakes Area Early Childhood Coalition.
6. Old Business
A. For Action
1) Second Reading of the Revision for Policy # 416 - Drug and Alcohol Testing
2) School Board Primary Election
3) Approval of Wireless RFP
4) Buffalo Hills Trail
7. New Business
A. For Action
1) First Reading of Policy #816 - Health and Safety Policy
B. Informational
1) Site Reports/Communications
2) School Board Member Reports - General
3) Schools for Equity in Education (SEE) - Jim Hunt
4) Brainerd Public Schools Foundation Report - Reed Campbell
5) Business Services' Report - Steve Lund
6) Superintendent's Report - Steve Razidlo
a. MDE Letter
8. Committee Reports
A. Curriculum/Student Activities Committee - Ruth Nelson
B. Facilities Committee - Kent Montgomery
C. Finance/Insurance Committee - Reed Campbell
D. Legislative Committee - Jim Hunt
E. Long Range Planning Committee - Tom Haglin
F. Personnel Committee - Chris Robinson
9. Future Board & Committee Meetings
A. Regular School Board Meeting - April 9
B. Long Range Planning Committee Meeting - 11:30 a.m. May 17
10. Any other such business that may properly come before the board.
11. Adjourn
Baxter City Council
Meets 7 p.m. Tuesday
Baxter City Hall
13190 Memorywood Dr., Baxter
The Baxter City Council will be holding a work session at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Baxter City Hall, 13190 Memorywood Dr., Baxter.
1. Call meeting to order
2. Roll call
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Public comments
Comments received from the public may be placed on a future meeting agenda for consideration.
5. Consent Agenda
The following items are considered non-controversial by staff and are recommended to be read and passed in one motion. Any council person, staff, citizen, or meeting attendee can request one or more items be pulled from the Consent Agenda and the item will be pulled and addressed immediately after the passage of the Consent Agenda; otherwise, the following items will be passed in one motion:
A. Approve City Council Work Session minutes and City Council minutes from March 6
B. Payment of bills and approval of finance report
1. Accept Utilities Commission minutes from March 7
2. Approve moving forward with the Planned Unit Development for College Pines Office Park and accept the road and utilities as is Vacate the 33-foot road and utility easement on the south property line contingent upon a 20-foot drainage easement granted on the north property line of the new lot created by re-platting and contingent on a formal plat application to the City of Baxter
3. Approve final acceptance of the Brainerd Lakes Integrated Health Systems Project as per the Development Agreement and Release Subdivision/Site Improvement Bond No. LPM 08917350
4. Approve the GMRI Inc. Developers Agreement
5. Approve the pumps and control panel for Lift Station No. 4 in the amount of $41,800 plus sales tax and the pumps and control panel for Lift Station No. 5 in the amount of $41,800 plus sales tax to Quality Flow Systems, Inc.
6. Approve the 2012 Wastewater SCADA Master Relocate Project in the amount of $35,300 plus sales tax to Quality Control and Integration, Inc. of New Prague, MN
7. Amend the 2012 Sewer-SAC budget from $35,300 to $37,000 for the 2012 Wastewater SCADA Master Relocate Project.
8. Approve the WSN Proposal for Engineering Service for the Well No. 3 Rehabilitation Project in the estimated amount of $3,000
9. Approve the WSN Proposal for Construction Engineering Services for the 2012 Hastings Road and Roadway Improvements in the estimated amount of $47,000 (pp.
C. Approve Lakes Area Triathlon Event
D. Approve Purchase of Public Works Truck
E. Accept P & Z Minutes from March 13.
F. Authorize staff to enter into a contract with Springbrook Software for budgeted software upgrades
G. Adopt Resolution No. 12-3/2-1 Reestablishing Precincts and Polling Places
H. Adopt Resolution No. 12-3/2-2 Authorizing Interfund Loan to the Grand Oaks Townhomes Housing TIF District
I. Approve the plat extension entitled Central Lakes Crossing Third Addition until June 18
6. Pulled agenda items
7. Other business
A. Planning and Zoning actions
1. Approve a conditional use permit to allow furniture sales, carpet/rug sales, an interior decorating studio and other miscellaneous interior activities at 7447 Clearwater Road (Hirshfield's Paint Building) as presented by staff per findings and conditions, with an amendment to Condition No. 1 to include "deadline of June 15, 2012".
B. Elevated Water Storage Tank – Aric Welch
1. Project update
2. Approve the CB&I Inc. Partial Pay Estimate No. 7 in the amount of $86,171.80
C. Amendment of City of Baxter City Code, Chapter 3 Liquor Control
8. Council comments
A. Jim Klein
B. Rob Moser
C. Todd Holman
D. Mark Cross
E. Darrel Olson
9. City Attorney's Report
10. City Administrator's Report
11. Adjourn to the open house for the Camp Ripley/Veteran State Trail on 6 p.m. Thursday and the 5-Year CIP Financial Workshop at 5:30 p.m. March 26 and the open house for the Safe Routes to School open house 6 p.m. March 29.
Cass County Board of Commissioners
Meets 9 a.m. Tuesday
Land Department Meeting Room
218 Washburn Avenue East, Backus
1. 9 a.m. Call to Order.
a. Pledge of Allegiance.
b. Approval of agenda for discussion. (Any requests to be heard not on the proposed agenda are considered for inclusion at this time).
2. 9:05 a.m. Robert Yochum – County Administrator.
a. Consent agenda.
b. Todd County request for capital funding.
3. 9:10 a.m. Reno Wells – HHVS Director, Candy Enblom - Financial Assistance Supervisor I
a. Overview and update of Income Maintenance Unit statistics.
b. Home health care staffing update.
4. 9:30 a.m. Tom Burch – Sheriff.
a. Approve ARMER Motorola contract change order #4 deduct ($101,632.44).
b. ARMER grant status report.
c. Working Together Coalition.
5. 9:45 a.m. Jim Schneider – Probation Director.
a. Receive and file Probation Department annual report.
b. Receive and file NWMN Juvenile Center statistical report.
6. 10 a.m. Josh Stevenson – Land Commissioner.
a. Public hearing - Deep Portage area with limitations.
b. DNR watercraft inspections.
c. Lessard/Sams update – (Execute grant agreement to purchase land in section 31 of Thunder Lake Township).
d. MN Association of County Land Commissioners – Legislative update.
7. 10:15 a.m. Dave Enblom – Highway Engineer, Kris Lyytinen – Assistant Highway Engineer.
a. Receive and file proposed 2012 Highway Maintenance work program.
b. Draft MPCA letter of agreement – storm water management.
c. Approve resolution designating "old" CSAH 37 as County Road No. 87.
8. 10:40 a.m. Confirm upcoming meeting schedule.
a. Board of Commissioners regular meeting moved to 9 a.m. April 4, Commissioners Board Room, Courthouse, Walker.
9. 10:45 a.m. Adjourn.
Crow Wing County meetings
The following list includes Crow Wing County meetings that may be attended by one or more members of the Crow Wing County Board:
10 a.m. Monday, Personnel Committee, Historic Courthouse, County Administrator's Conference Room
5 p.m. Monday, Planning Commission/Board of Adjustment, Historic Courthouse, County Administrator's Conference Room
12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Leader Development Training, Land Services Building, Meeting Rooms 1 & 2
5 p.m. Tuesday, Historical Society Committee, Crow Wing County Museum
5 p.m. Tuesday, Crow Wing County Housing & Redevelopment Authority, Historic Courthouse, County Administrator's Conference Room
Wednesday-Thursday, Association of Minnesota Counties 2012 Legislative Conference, Crowne Plaza, St. Paul – Riverfront
8 a.m. Wednesday, Leader Development Training, Land Services Building, Meeting Rooms 1 & 2
8 a.m. Wednesday, Child Abuse Prevention Council, Sawmill Inn, Brainerd
9 a.m. Wednesday, Central Minnesota Community Corrections Executive Committee, Land Services Building, CMCC Administration Office
4 p.m. Thursday, Airport Commission's Search Committee, Brainerd Lakes Regional Airport, Conference Room.
6 p.m. Thursday, Region 5 Development Commission, Region 5 Office, Staples
10 a.m. Friday, Timber Sale, Land Services Building, Meeting Room 1
10 a.m. Friday, Northeast MN Regional Radio Board, ITV
Pillager Board of Education
Meets 7 p.m. Monday
I. Call to order
II. Pledge of Allegiance
III. Cell Phones/Electronic Devices
IV. Consider additions/deletions/acceptance of the agenda
V. Visitors comments
VI. Consider consent agenda
A. Minutes of the Feb. 27 regular meeting
B. Monthly Cash Flow Including Investments
C. Donations: Kemps - $40; Pan-O-Gold - $12; numerous vendors for "Show Me The Math" project.
VII. Special board reports with possible action
A. Budget
1. Monthly bills
2. Other
B. Personnel
1. Committee report
2. Consider maternity leave
3. Consider maternity leave
4. Language Arts position recommendation
5. Language Arts position recommendation
6. Other
C. Curriculum
1. Other
D. Policy
1. Second reading of proposed changes in Policy 20206, 208, 405, 406, 410, 413, 414, 419, 515, 526, 530, 532, 533, 613, 618, 620, 624, 707, 709, 712, 416, 425, 509, 603, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, and 708.
2. Other
E. Activities
1. Other
F. Facilities
1. Other
G. Other
1. Snow day
2. Other
VIII. Special reports
A. Secondary Principal's Report
B. Elementary Principal's Report
C. Superintendent's Report
IX. Adjournment
Nisswa City Council
Meets 7 p.m. Wednesday
Call to Order 7 p.m.
Pledge of Allegiance
Approve minutes of Feb. 15 and March 14
Open forum
Police Chief
Fire Chief
Liquor Department
City Planner
Park & Rec
Public Works
City Attorney
City Engineer
Nisswa Chamber of Commerce
New business
A. MN State Assoc of Narcotic Investigators Raffle Request – May 23-25, Grand View Lodge
B. St. Christopher's Church Raffle Request – Sept. 9 at St. Christopher's Church
C. Amendment to Development Agreement for TIF 1-12 Nisswa Senior Care
D. Resolution Approving and Authorizing the Execution of Assignment of Development Agreement for TIF 1-1 Nisswa Lake Plaza
E. Ordinance Amendment for Section 7.1 Guest Cabin and Guest Quarters
F. Resolution Reestablishing Polling Place
G. Personnel Policy Ordinance Amendment Relating to Compensation for Employee Education and Training
H. Child Abuse Prevention Proclamation
I. Public Hearing for DNR Local Trail Connection Grant
Old business
A. Old Chamber Building Lease Agreement Discussion
Council reports
A. Mayor
B. Council Members
Presentation of claims
Morrison County Board of Commissioners
Meets 9 a.m. Tuesday
County board room
Government Center, Little Falls
1. Call to order by chairman.
2. Pledge of Allegiance.
3. Additions/deletions to the agenda.
4. Large assembly ordinance application.
5. Adjournment.


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Playstation Allstars Party
Sorry to jam up the feed but, how fun would a PLaystation Allstars party be? Mario Party was one of my favorite N64 games, same with Crash Bash. If they can recreate that experience with these characters I would definitely buy it.
Re: Playstation Allstars Party
Well, that would feed the idea that All-Stars is a ripoff of Nintendo characters
I would like a Playstation based arcade shooter where you need to shoot medusas, pipo monkeys, contestants from Twisted Metal, reapers from InFAMOUS, Helghast, chimeras, helicopters from Uncharted, starhawks [?] and cyborg ninjas
= = Every day is Kill la Kill day!! = =
Re: Playstation Allstars Party
I'd actually love to see that Idea happen, but unfortunately, I'd rather not feed the Nintendo fanboys. I can already see them flooding Sony's forums saying, "Sony's trying to rip-off nintendo again!" , "Wow Sony can't seem to come up with original ideas" You get the point. However, it would possibly work if they made it as a "Sony vs Nintendo Party!" Type of thing. Now that I think about it, I'd LOVE to see something like that!
Re: Playstation Allstars Party
Smash Bros wasn't even an original idea lol. Besides, if we could only have one game in a genre we would only have SF as a fighting game, and Doom as a shooter.
Developers need their own unique take on genres to make different experiences.
Re: Playstation Allstars Party
Yea, there are so many party games out there that Nintendo fanboys shouldn't say anything anyway. Mario party was specifically Mario characters too. But, who cares. Ijust don't want to have to buy a nintendo to play certain types of games lol. Im cheap =D


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With school out for the summer, the Littles are vacationing in a cabin by the lake, and Stuart is so excited he could burst! But when Snowbell the cat is captured by a mean-spirited creature known simply as the Beast, it's up to Stuart and a skunk named Reeko to rescue him and a few other friends. Michael J. Fox, Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie and comedian Wayne Brady lend their voices to this lively animated adventure.


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UK fracking policy founded on scientific fraud, misrepresentation and prevarication
Nick Cowern
15th June 2016The key study that justifies the Government's claim that fracking is a climate change 'solution' is based on serious scientific errors, writes Nick Cowern. Not only has the Government failed to correct them, but it is now delaying the publication of a new official report that would reveal the truth - that fracking is considerably worse for the world's climate than coal. more...
Fracking is twice as bad for climate as coal - will the Climate Change Committee ban it?
Dr Robin Russell-Jones
9th June 2016The UK government is all for fracking, writes Dr Robin Russell-Jones, but on climate grounds alone it should be banned. Evidence from the US shows that shale gas is twice as dirty as coal from a climate viewpoint due to 'fugitive emissions' of methane. That makes fracking incompatible with the UK's climate change commitments and the Paris Agreement - as the CCC may soon rule. more...
Matt Ridley's pro-GMO blunders and ignorance
Colin Todhunter
3rd June 2016The mainstream British media have long acted as cheerleaders for GMOs, but none quite so much as The Times and its disgraced correspondent Matt Ridley, writes Colin Todhunter. His most recent article on the topic is a strange concoction of misrepresentations, falsehoods and blunders dressed up as science, and reflects both his ignorance of the real facts and his deep ideological commitment to corporate profit and power. more...
Scientific error, omission and misrepresentation: the Royal Society on GM crops
Soil Association
27th May 2016The Royal Society has form on GM crops, writes the Soil Association - consistently Gung-ho! for the last 20 years, while refusing to engage with critics of the technology or even accept the existence of any problems. Its latest effort represents more of the same, while exposing this once August body to ridicule for its egregious scientific howlers. more...
Footprint Identification Technology - where traditional ecology meets technology
Zoe Jewell & Sky Alibhai of WildTrack
26th May 2016The inspiration for the pioneering Footprint Identification Technique (FIT) technology sprang from an unexpected source - traditional ecological wisdom. Conservationists Zoe Jewell & Sky Alibhai explain how that happened. more...
Footprint Identification Technology (FIT) - where traditional ecology meets technology
Zoe Jewell & Sky Alibhai
25th May, 2016The inspiration for Footprint Identification Technology (FIT) sprang from an unexpected source - traditional ecological know how. Conservationists Zoe Jewell & Sky Alibhai explain how that happened more...
Organic farmers are not anti-science - we leave that to the genetic engineers
Elizabeth Henderson
24th May 2016Those opposed to the mass release of GM crops and foods inadequately tested for health and ecological safety are routinely accused of being anti-science, writes Elizabeth Henderson. But it's the GM corporations and their academic allies that are suppressing scientific research, and organic farmers that are building alliances with independent scientists for a future of safe, healthy food. more...
Alas poor Brock! The insanity of the badger cull
Martin Hancox
27th May 2016The lives of all the thousands of badgers slaughtered in the name of TB eradication have been lost in vain, writes Martin Hancox. The cryptic reservoir of bovine TB is the cattle themselves, and no amount of badger killing will make the slightest difference to the problem. Once we have grasped this reality the solution is astonishingly simple: improved TB testing that picks up all infected cattle. more...
The problem is not glyphosate, or DDT, or BPA - we must challenge the entire system!
Jonathan Latham, PhD
20th May 2016Apparent 'victories' in the fight against toxic chemicals - like the EU's failure to re-approve glyphosate yesterday - are illusory, writes Jonathan Latham. The real problem is not one of specific 'bad actors', but the entire system that allows new, likely to be toxic compounds to pollute the environment in near-total ignorance of their impacts. It's time to take our campaigning to a whole new level. more...
Searing heat may spark Middle East, North Africa climate exodus
Tim Radford
17th May 2016Temperatures in the Middle East and North Africa could reach unbearably high levels by mid-century, writes Tim Radford - and then keep on rising. The intolerable heat would render large areas uninhabitable and give rise to a wave of 'climate refugees' seeking escape to more temperate regions. more...
Glyphosate in the EU: product promoters masquerading as regulators in a 'cesspool of corruption'?
Colin Todhunter
17th May 2016With EU ministers due to decide tomorrow on the future of the glyphosate in the EU, Colin Todhunter finds evidence of collusion between regulators and the corporations whose sales of the 'probably carcinogenic' herbicide add up to many billions of dollars a year - evidence that underlies a legal action alleging fraud by the European Food Safety Authority against the EU's 508 million citizens. more...
Chernobyl, genetic damage, and the UK nuclear bomb tests - justice at last?
Chris Busby
6th May 2016Britain's nuclear bomb test veterans suffered severe genetic damage from radiation, writes Chris Busby, and their case for compensation is being heard in the High Court today. Key to their case is evidence of similar damage inflicted on in utero babies exposed to radiation from the Chernobyl disaster, and how the dreadful health impacts of radiation cascade down to future generations. more...
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GMO lobby's false claims to defend GM oilseed against deformed butterfly findings
Claire Robinson / GMWatch
9th May 2016A recent scientific study found the same long-chain omega-3 oils that are engineered into a new GM Camelina oilseed variety make butterflies grow up with deformed wings, writes Claire Robinson. Attempts by the 'pro-science' non-scientist Mark Lynas to discredit the study are a mixture of ignorance, research failures, 'straw man' arguments and outright errors. more...
Monsanto's Roundup toxic to soil fungus at ultra-low doses
Claire Robinson / GMWatch
5th May 2016A new study shows that the market-leading Roundup herbicide kills soil microbiota at concentrations 50 times lower than used in agriculture, writes Claire Robinson. The findings raise serious new concerns about the environmental impacts of glyphosate herbicides. more...
Educating for Gaia: a wholistic approach to Earth science
Dr Stephen Harding
28th April 2016As a society, we are strangely disconnected from the Earth, writes Stephan Harding. It's as if we were aliens placed here to prod and poke with our scientific instruments whilst feeling no sense of meaning, belonging or closeness to her ancient crumpled surface or rich, teeming biodiversity - a state of mind that a forthcoming course at Schumacher College aims to reverse. more...
Dodgy data, bad science, rotten politics: why the badger cull is wrong and stupid
Tom Langton
28th April 2016If we are ever to bring bovine TB under control in Britain's cattle herd, we must begin with the main disease reservoir, writes Tom Langton: the cattle themselves. The insistence on culling badgers has little to do with disease control, and everything to do with the short term economics of the beef and dairy industries, unwilling to sacrifice an iota of production in the interests of a real solution. more...
At Chernobyl and Fukushima, radioactivity has seriously harmed wildlife
Timothy A. Mousseau, University of South Carolina
27th April 2016Field studies show that the intense radioactivity released by the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear disasters is seriously and unequivocally damaging to wildlife, writes Timothy A. Mousseau - in stark contrast to theoretical studies that show little or no impact on plant and animal health and populations. more...
Citizens' science to save our water voles - volunteers needed!
Emily Thomas & Nida Al-Fulaij / PTES
28th April 2016UK water voles face an uncertain future after widespread habitat loss and predation by American mink, write Emily Thomas and Nida Al-Fulaij. But you can help by joining a UK-wide monitoring scheme run by the People's Trust for Endangered Species that's recruiting nature-loving volunteers to survey local lakes, rivers, ditches and streams for signs of these lovable but elusive creatures. more...
CRISPR and the three myths of precise genome editing
Jonathan Latham, PhD / Independent Science News
25th April 2016The very term 'genetic engineering' implies high precision in the alterations made to genes and deep understanding of their consequences, writes Jonathan Latham. In fact, we have never had either. And even with the arrival of CRISPR and other 'gene editing' systems, that remains the case: technologists are thrashing about in a perilous sea of unfathomable complexities and unknowable outcomes. more...
The beginning of the end for glyphosate?
Peter Melchett / Soil Association
15th April 2016The European Parliament just voted to re-authorise glyphosate, writes Peter Melchett - but with significant restrictions on its use. So what does the vote mean for the world's biggest selling herbicide? And how come the UK's National Farmers' Union welcomed the decision as an unqualified victory? more...
BBC's GMO coverage 'fair and accurate'? You decide
Claire Robinson / GMWatch
14th April 2016There's absolutely no evidence for BBC Panorama's claim of 90% success for Bt brinjal in Bangladesh, writes Claire Robinson. But that has not stopped the BBC Trust from dismissing all complaints against its monstrously dishonest report. Nor has it diminished the jubilation of GMO cheerleaders. more...
The myth of the 'brutal savage' and the mindset of conquest
Stephen Corry
21st April 2016The 'brutal savage' meme has enjoyed a resurgence in popular culture and establishment narratives, writes Stephen Corry, despite abundant evidence that it's fundamentally wrong. But it suits today's dominant mindset of conquest, conflict and colonialism all too well, and serves to justify the ongoing genocide and expropriation of surviving Indigenous Peoples today. more...
No planet for optimists: coastal flooding may come sooner and bigger than we think
Pete Dolack
8th April 2016Of all the impacts of climate change, one stands out for its inexorable menace, writes Pete Dolack: rising oceans. And it's not just for distant future generations to deal with: new scientific studies show that people alive today may face 6-9 metres of sea level rise flooding well over a million sq.km including many of the world's biggest cities. So where's the emergency response? more...
Stronger storms coming to Europe's Atlantic seaboard
Tim Radford
8th April 2016The giant waves that hit Cornwall's coast this weekend form part of a long term trend, writes Tim Radford. Extreme weather linked to global warming is leading to more violent and more frequent storms devastating beaches, ports, infrastructure and coastal communities on Europe's exposed Atlantic coastlines. more...
Radiation harm deniers? Pro-nuclear environmentalists and the Chernobyl death toll
Dr Jim Green
7th April 2016Just as climate change deniers leap from scientific uncertainty over the precise impacts of greenhouse gas emissions to certainty of little or no impact at all, so 'pro-nuclear environmentalists' conflate uncertainty of the mortality arising from Chernobyl and other nuclear disasters to certainty of few if any deaths, writes Jim Green. Their position is equally indefensible. more...
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The City of Bloomington Utilities Department reports there was an accidental chlorine release into Clear Creek last week; The Monroe County Board of Commissioners approved an education and job training agreement between the Monroe County Jail and the non-profit organization, New Leaf New Life; The Indiana Right to Life organization announced that the Commonwealth of Kentucky is suing Planned Parenthood …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 18, 2016
Earlier today, a man with a hatchet reportedly attacked a Brown County High School student in downtown Nashville; Last night Bloomington City Council President Andy Ruff shared a letter of protest he wrote to the state legislature regarding House Bill 105; Yesterday, Sarah Hempstead of Schmidt Associates presented what was called a place-making proposal for the Westside Economic Development area; …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 17, 2016
The Richland Bean Blossom Community School Corporation is pursuing grant funding in support of developing K through 12 STEM programming; All Indiana State officials are referred to as "he" in the laws that define their duties; A grant from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute aims to help the Indiana State Police develop a statewide youth education initiative; SustainIU Week, an …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 16, 2016
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation is trying to reclaim grant money from two companies operating in the state; The Bloomington Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization's Policy Committee has approved a project aimed at making local intersections safer and more accessible for pedestrians; Yesterday the Bloomington Redevelopment Commission heard an update on plans for a Certified Tech Park; Indiana State Representative …Read More »
Water Contamination Problem Linked to Treatment Plant
Procedures at Bloomingon's water treatment plant appear to be contributing to the high levels of disinfectant byproducts in the city's water. That's according to recent input from two outside agencies. Staff from the Bloomington Utilities Department met on Friday with officials at the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) and consultants from Black and Veatch, a company the city has …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 15, 2016
Procedures at Bloomingon's water treatment plant appear to be contributing to the high levels of disinfectant byproducts in the city's water; The Bloomington Fire Department is beginning the beta testing phase of a new software designed to enhance the department's response to emergency calls; The Bloomington Utilities Service Board approved a contract last week aimed at addressing a problem with …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 11, 2016
Beginning tomorrow, the Monroe County Public Library is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Where the Wild Things Are, Maurice Sendak's popular children's book; Indiana's congressional delegation is asking President Obama to directly intervene in an ongoing issue involving adopted children from the Democratic Republic of Congo; In a meeting on Monday, the Bloomington Plan Commission discussed proposed changes to the …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 10, 2016
Two cases of mumps have been confirmed on Indiana University Bloomington campus; The State Health department has announced the first case of Zika virus in Indiana; A new member of the Ellettsville Town Council brought up what he said could be a potential conflict of interest at meeting this week; Credit card skimmers were found inside of Bloomington gas pumps …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 9, 2016
Indiana Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellsperman announced this afternoon she is resigning from state government; Two bills are moving through the Statehouse that would allow pharmacists to deny pseudoephedrine sales to suspicious customers; The Indiana University Board of Trustees have approved a room and board price increase for the upcoming school year; The League of Women Voters of Bloomington and Monroe …Read More »
Daily Local News – February 8, 2016
Indiana University's Associate Dean of Students and Title Nine Director Jason Casares is on paid administrative leave following sexual assault allegations made by a colleague; A bill is moving through the Indiana General Assembly that could stop an initiative to ban single-use plastic bags in Bloomington; In its meeting last week, the Monroe County Election Board received an update on …Read More »


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This cake is a dummy made after my class with Swank Cakes in Cary, NC. I added the bling after. We learned how to do sugar beads with isomalt in class, but this dummy has acrylic beads. Now i just need to find a bride to let me do this cake or elements of it!
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We have considered for some time the implications of being an apartment dweller and being able to own and drive a Volt. An idea I've had is charging meters similar to parking meters. It turns out a Silicon Valley startup called Coulomb has already taken that idea and ran with it, developing a quite interesting model. I had the chance to speak with their VP of business development Mike Harrigan.
Coulomb has developed a charging meter that they call a "smartlet." Users would subscribe to the service and in exchange get a smart card or fob. After parking their Volt near the meter waving the fob would open a chamber. An outlet would be exposed and the user could plug in to charge. The smarlet would be connected to the grid either via 110 or 220 volt lines. It would be able to access the user database and the utility company via a wireless network. The utility company could control flow on a mass scale based on the grids daytime demands.
Mike explains that the smartlet would be configured so the user's cord could not be removed or stolen or another car be charged from it. There will also be different subscription plans depending whether you wanted to use it during the peak (at work) or at night (in your apartment).
Coloumb would pay rent to parking space owners as well as reimburse them for electric use, their revenue coming mainly from users subscriptions. Mike notes there are only 54 million garages for 247 million US vehicles.
Coloumb is beginning to work with municipalities to begin installations in municipal parking facilities for now, but its easy to see the possibilities are endless.
Full press release below:
Smart Charging Stations, Payment Subscriptions and Utility Grid Management
Target New Market of Plug-In Vehicles
Campbell, CALIF. – July 21, 2008 Coulomb Technologies today announced a smart charging infrastructure for plug-in vehicles. Coulomb has developed a complete solution targeting plug-in vehicles including Extended Range Electric Vehicles, Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles, and Battery Electric Vehicles. Coulomb's ChargePoint™ Network includes public charging stations, a consumer subscription plan and utility grid management technology for electric utility companies to smooth electrical demands on the grid. The infrastructure solution will be showcased with the Saturn Vue Plug-in Hybrid at the Plug-In 2008 Conference & Exposition July 22-24 in San Jose, Calif. in booth 302.
According to General Motors vice president of global program management, Jon Lauckner "GM is committed to the success of the plug-in vehicles, including Extended Range Electric Vehicles like the future Chevy Volt, and together with infrastructure solutions like that of Coulomb Technologies, we are all moving closer to the commercialization of plug-in vehicles. Intelligent infrastructure technology like Coulomb's is needed for the rapid adoption of plug-in vehicles and to help address the needs and concerns of drivers, utilities, governments, and parking space owners."
Coulomb's ChargePoint Network integrates three unique components into a seamless, scalable, reliable, cost-effective solution. At the edge of the ChargePoint Network are Smartlet™ Charging Stations that are individually controlled through the wireless Smartlet Communications Network and the ChargePoint Network Operating System. Coulomb's core technology includes the elements required to build and enable a smart charging infrastructure for plug-in vehicles.
1. Smartlet Charging Stations: Perform bi-directional energy metering and control, user authentication, and 802.15.4 wireless local area network technology, which enables a subscription model through communication with a data center.
2. Smartlet Communications Network: Provides a high reliability meshed network using 802.15.4 technology and GSM/GRPS technology to communicate with the Network Operating System for user authentication, access control, energy flow control and energy metering.
3. ChargePoint Network Operating System (NOS): Manages the Smartlet Charging Stations through the Smartlet Communications Network. The ChargePoint Network also provides web portals for subscribers, hosts and utilities. Functions include user authentication, access control, energy flow control, location management, utility company policy administration, user portal, host property portal, utility portal and GPS system interface.
"Major automakers have announced delivery of plug-in vehicles to the U.S. marketplace by 2010. But with 54 million garages for the 247 million registered passenger vehicles in the U.S. today, most consumers do not have a way to charge a plug-in vehicle." said Richard Lowenthal CEO of Coulomb Technologies. "We have developed a scalable, smart charging infrastructure that provides municipalities and parking lot owners a recurring income stream through public charging stations that are easy to install and maintain. Our complete technology solution also provides electric utility companies a means to control the load that plug-in vehicles put on the grid and a means to compute and implement taxes on electricity as a transportation fuel."
Coulomb Technologies has two inter-related businesses: a product sales business and a service business. Smartlet Charging Stations are sold to municipalities and parking lot owners as capital equipment in a business-to-business model. Charging access is sold to drivers of plug-in vehicles as a subscription service in a business-to-consumer model. Both the Smartlet Charging Stations and ChargePoint Network Operating System will be available in Q4 2008.
"Through an innovative partnership with Coulomb Technologies, San Jose is demonstrating environmental leadership and fostering the growth of our clean tech businesses," said Mayor Chuck Reed. "Our goal is to be the first city in the United States to demonstrate and offer opportunities for residents to charge electric vehicles from streetlights and other infrastructure. Doing so will help the City meet its Green Vision goals."
About Coulomb
Coulomb Technologies, headquartered in Campbell, California offers a family of products and services that provide a smart charging infrastructure for plug-in vehicles. Coulomb's ChargePoint Network addresses needs of drivers, utilities, governments, and parking space owners. For more information, please visit www.coulombtech.com.
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Tudor Arms Seminar
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- Finishes at: 1:00pm Saturday 30 June 2012
- Location: Leeds
- Event type: Seminar
Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds
Saturday 30 June
10am – 1pm
A special selection of objects has been chosen for an exclusive handling session.
The pieces, including swords, daggers, shields, bows, firearms and contemporary fencing manuals, illustrate the types of weapon found at both court and in battle during the Tudor period of 1485–1603.
Also included are some significant pieces with royal associations including weapons which once belonged to Henry VIII.
Tickets: £30
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|WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
|Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of civil rights movement leaders speaking to a mass meeting as well as other scenes typical of the Albany Movement in Albany, Georgia, 1962
In this WSB newsfilm clip, silent scenes show examples of Albany Movement programs in 1962 including marches, direct actions, mass meetings, and press conferences; sound scenes include crowds at a mass meeting singing and listening to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Albany attorney C. B. King, and Albany Movement president Dr. William G. Anderson. Other civil rights leaders in the clip are Ralph D. Abernathy, Charles Jones, and Andrew Young. During a night march, Albany police and state patrolmen surround demonstrators as they walk downtown. Albany police chief Laurie Pritchett speaks to the press from his office. C. B. King tells the crowd in Mt. Zion Baptist Church that movement leaders had submitted an appeal to the federal courts in which they complained about the mayor, city commission, and city manager, and asked that segregation be done away with in public facilities. Also in Mt. Zion, Anderson comments on the events of July 24, 1962, when chief federal appellate court judge Elbert P. Tuttle reversed the temporary restraining order against demonstration. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. expresses his disappointment of the injunction blocking demonstrations issued by federal district judge J. Robert Elliott and his gratitude for the reversal of that injunction by Judge Tuttle. He calls the audience to present their bodies as a significant witness by continuing to move and work for freedom and the crowd sings "Everybody Wants Freedom."
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Buckeyes#1, Jul 23, 2006.
Good job Darth. You nailed every one of them. As far as picking all the playoff teams correctly.
Not bad Buckeyes#1. That is basically what happened this year. For that, you deserve a cheerleader. The acclimades award goes to Darth though for predicting all eight teams correctly. On second thought, I don't think my wife would appove of me having a cheerleader.
Nice find Buckeyes. I'd like to say it was more than pure luck, but I would be lying if I did.
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Sunday, 2 May 2010
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- at rest with Jesus. Beloved son of Janet de Silva (nee Nanayakkara)
and the late U.L. Basil de Silva, loving brother of Sidath, Suresh and
Shiran, much loved brother-in-law of Oshana, Dinali and Xu Lina, darling
uncle of Neth, Eliesha, Nelum and Priyanka, nephew of Dora
Patuwathavithane and Sakunthala Dassanayake, cousin of Kingsley, Dhilan
and Janaka. Cortege leaves residence 25, Evelyn Mawatha, Negombo,
at 4.30 p.m. Monday 3rd May 2010 for Cremation at 5.00 p.m. at Negombo
Cemetery (Manyokka Hena), Negombo.
DEHIDENIYA - EDITH ANITA Members of the Family wish
to sincerely thank relatives, friends & staff of H.N.B & Asia Commerce who
condoled with us, sent floral tributes, attended the funeral & assisted us in
numerous ways & shared our grief. Also, we wish to specially thank Reverends who
conducted the funeral service. We extend our deep appreciation & thanks to all
of You & regret our inability to thank individually.
DON RUPERT SAMARASEKERA (Attorney-at-law). Beloved
husband of Seela, father of Senadhi, Mala, Motilal (Seylan Bank) and Yasamali
(Attorney-at-Law), father-in-law of Sarojini (NIE) & Dr. Shamika (NTMI), loving
grandfather of Navodya, Thevindu and Dileniya, Brother of Laura, Prema and late
Leela, expired. Cremation at family burial ground, Sarakku Watta, Bulathsinhala
on 02nd May 2010 at 2.30 p.m.
GEORGE MUTTIAH Beloved husband of the late Joy
Muttiah, loving father of Ranee Rajendran, father-in-law of Krishnan Rajendran
and Grandfather of Reuben and Daniel, brother of Stanley, Sextus, Lily, Stella
and the late Charles, brother-in-law of Christy and Dixon entered glory and was
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HAJIANI UMMA THOWFEEKA HANIFAof Tangalle - Beloved
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Suyoothi (Indo - East Egypt), imtiaz (Frostaire), Ifthikhar (Airport and
Aviation) and Muzahid (Shin Nippon), Janaza took place on Friday, the 23rd of
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JURIANSZ, PATRICIA (JOYCE) MADELINE (nee SCHOKMAN),
(Age 82), passed away on April 24, 2010 in Maryland, U.S.A. formerly of Milepost
Avenue, Colombo 3, Sri Lanka. Beloved wife of the late James Hope Juriansz,
loving mother of Eleanor Sorbello, Miriam Ruminski and the late Jeremy Juriansz,
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of Natalie and Robert Sorbello Jr. sister of the late Antoinette Juriansz, the
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Michael's Polwatte. Beloved wife of late Ernest (retired Director Engineering -
Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation), loving mother of Janaki & Nawa (U.K),
Kumudini & late Srilal, Kusum & Prinath (Austria) and Rohan & Ramala (Dubai),
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expired. Cortege leaves residence on Sunday 02nd of May at 4.00 p.m. for burial
after service at the Methodist Church, Moratumulla, Moratuwa. No. 120A, De
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PETRONELLA - WHITE (PAT) Wife of Penry White, mother
of late Deepal, Roshan and Jude, mother-in-law of Romanie and Namalie, grand
mother of Migara, Rozanne, Shenelle, late Keshini and Keshan, sister of Sylvia,
late Anoton and late Pearl. Cortege leaves Jayaratne Funeral Parlour Borella on
2nd May at 2.30 p.m. for cremation at General Cemetery Borella.
SILVA DE NOEL passed away on the 23rd March
peacefully at the age of 94 years. His wish was to have a private funeral and
cremation, latter part of his life he spoke very litte only listened to music. I
always associate him with music. He had a fantastic sense of humour his nephews
and nieces were in fits of laughter at the stories he said a baritonee singer
radio artist sang all negro spirituals and Richard Tauber songs. A swing
pianist. He was called local Charlie Kunz a very good artist. He used crayon for
his beautiful scenery. Noel uncle comes from a very talented family his brothers
and sisters had good voices and all played the Piano. He had nine brothers and
sisters out of which seven of them have gone to be with the lord, son of the
late Muhandiram Justin and Winifred C.G.De. Silva of Blue Lagoon Katunayake. He
leaves behind his wife Ranee daughter Swarna and Lathika Son-in-Law Rohan grand
daughter Avanthi. SHIRANEE DE SILVA.
REV. BRO. MICHAEL JEROME, F.S.C. (De La Salle
Brother). Former Teacher at St. Benedict's College, Kotahena, St. Anne's
College, Kurunegala, St. Sebastian's College, Moratuwa, St. Mary's College,
Chilaw, expired. The funeral procession leaves 130, De La Salle Street,
Colombo 15, after Holy Mass at 3 p.m. to Madampitiya for burial on Monday
3rd May, 2010.
REV. BRO. MICHAEL JEROME F.S.C. (De La Salle
Brother). Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Beloved son of late Peter and Louisa
Fernando, darling brother of late Elizabeth, Engeline and Henry Marcus Fernando
(H.M.), brother-in-law of late Matthew and Christobel, blessed uncle of Belinda,
Harold, Olivia, Lakshman, Malini, Nimal, Godffrey, Ashley, Lalith, Sherine,
Lasantha and Shyama. Holy Mass on Sunday the 2nd of May, 2010 at 6 p.m. at the
De La Salle Chapel, Mutwal. (All relatives are requested to be present). Funeral
on Monday the 3rd of May 2010. Holy Mass at 3 p.m. at the De La Salle Chapel and
burial at Madampitiya Cemetery. (De La Salle Brothers' House, 130, De La
Salle Street, Mutwal, Colombo 15).
KATUGAMPOLA - MUNIDASA (retired Survey Dept.),
beloved husband of late Leela Katugampola, loving mother of Srilal, Srima and
Sriyani (Margie), father-in-law of Padma and Senaka, loving grandfather of
Hejani and Isuru, expired. Cremation at 3.00 p.m. on 2nd May at Thumbovila
Cemetery. No banners and flowers by request. 261, Gangarama Road, Thumbovila,
MENDIS - DORIS Beloved wife of late Shirley,
daughter of late Alfred and Roslin Mendis, loving mother of late Shamindra,
Sherine and Lakith, Shiral and Shiromi, Dr Devan and Dr Priyanka, grandmother of
late Lakshan, Lanil, Shehara, Meshadh, Shamilka, Shanelli, Dimithra and
Pramendri, sister of late Rita and Dilta. Cortege leaves residence on Monday 3rd
May at 4.30 p.m. for service at Holy Emmanuel Church, Rawathawatte, Moratuwa.
No. 319 B, Galle Road, Rawathawatte, Moratuwa. (Behind City Pharmacy).
SENN - DERRICK Ex Husband of Silverine, much loved
father of Rudy, loving brother of Eleanor, Christine, Harold, late Ronald,
Shirley & Trevine, expired. Cortege leaves Raymond's Parlour, Mahabage on 2nd
May. Burial at St. Peter & Paul Church Burial Ground, Ragama at 3.30 p.m.
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Hey you guys... looks like you are having a great time visiting my mum's home country. I've only been once and was only ten years old.... this blog is inspiring me to get saving and make the trip I've been promising myself for many years.... perhaps in the not too distant future you we will reverse rolls and you will be reading my blog with your own happy memories.
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Our trip to Ipoh had deliberately given us a number of different possibilities for our next move on the way to Singapore. Having talked these through with the seasoned Aussie traveller we met in the Station Hotel, we decided that a trip to Melaka would be our best option. There are direct buses and the description of this old town on the mouth of the Melaka River sounded really interesting. It was founded in the 15th century by a Hindu prince and became an important trading centre, It was attacked and taken over by the Portuguese at the beginning of the 16th century before being taken over by the Dutch in the mid 17th century. Only later , at the beginning of the 19th century was it taken on as a part of the British Empire (swapped for a bit of Sarawak that we didn't want). It became a part of the British Straits Settlement but its importance quickly declined, being eclipsed in importance by Georgetown and Singapore
The direct bus service was not quite as direct as we imagined. Jen made a survey of the bus ticket stands and was suckered by the 'our bus is just about to leave' number that had been pulled before. Despite all her specific questions and the direct answers she was being given, the 10:30 bus that she had bought tickets for did not leave until 11:15, just like all the other buses. It's a strange feature that the spirit of enterprise leads to all these bus companies competing for customers but they all run their buses at the same times so that they can move passengers to each other's buses if their own bus looks like being uneconomic. So buses tend to leave the stations in a convoy, even stopping for breaks at the same spots. The 'direct' bus stopped partway through the journey and we had to get out and board another, significantly more derelict, bus to take us the last section to Melaka Sentral bus station , which as usual for such things, despite its name is a long way from the centre of the town.
We had booked into The Baba House Hotel, which looked extremely interesting on the internet and certainly did not disappoint. Formed from a row of rather grander than usual shophouses, the hotel is a maze of shady and open spaces filled with a motley collection of furniture including much of the heavy inlaid furniture beloved of the Baba-Nyonya people who were living in these houses through the 19th and early 20th centuries. (The term Baba-Nonya is used to describe the Straits born Chinese people and the name is derived from their words for man and woman)
We spent a long time just wandering around soaking up the atmosphere. It's a quiet place overall despite the obvious tourist presence. The local trishaw riders make a point of decorating their trishaws with flowers and lights, often with an inauthentic sound system blasting out RnB, Michael Jackson or Boney M. The volume of the music that close to your ears is enough to make you know that you don't really want one of their rides, although occasional coach parties arrive, alight and set of in a caravan of trishaws for their city tour. The trishaws base themselves in the old Dutch town square, which forms a clear central point on the opposite side of the river from the Baba-Nyonya area
We very much enjoyed visiting 8 Heeren Street, further along the road from our hotel. This has been set up as an example of how traditional materials and techniques can be used to renovate the houses and make them more suitable for modern living. The result was a beautifully simple house with large and useful living spaces but also a shady courtyard and useful covered areas for when the inevitable rain falls. The curator showed great knowledge of the history and culture of the area and spoke positively about British planning rules which meant that later houses had to have spaces behind them but this house, being considerably earlier, was build right up to the house immediately behind it
At night, Melaka lights up with lots of coloured lights illuminating roofs and walls and picking out the banks of the river. There are a growing number of western style cafes and eateries but the ambiance is pretty low key. The park near the sea front was one of the few places we found loud blaring music and this was directed a the few groups of local people sitting out and enjoying a late night meal amidst the animals made of lights (very tasteful!).
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Hi Mei-Mei, good to hear from you and glad you enjoyed our blog. We did really enjoy our time in Melaka although I admit that we have not included many pictures of the scruffier parts of town! The areas by the river and around the old houses were really atmospheric and we certainly felt that we could live there (and there have been a lot of other places we have visited where we wouldn't consider living!)
Hi Jen & Tony,...
I am so glad to hear that you guys enjoyed the magical ambience of Malacca.
I am Malaysian, from near Georgetown in Penang, and visited Malacca last year...
And I share the same feelings like you guys,...beautiful place,...very magical ambience,...and god,....the main historical places of different stories are just next to each other, A Famosa, Stadthuy, St. Paul church,...Museum,...etc etc..
I grew up as someone who loves reading History subjects,...and there had been lots of stories of Malacca,...and now having been there,...and getting it linked to the studies i had...nice..
If you have the chance,...its worth visitng Georgetown,....it has almost similar ambience,....and do have its nice history as well...
And you can see some very traditional businesses being run in China town,...which is being operated by really old guys...
it makes you really feel like you are living in the past.
And yes,...the food in Georgetown is brilliant
Thanks for your positive comment. It's good to hear from people who read our blog because it makes us go back and look again at what we did and said!
Regarding Georgetown, we had already visited that city a few days before Melaka (see blogs 17 and 18 on this trip). We did really enjoy it there too although our heart is probably mostly in Melaka! We're back home now and already wondering when we can get travelling again!


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The table offers little encouragement. Aston Villa slipped into the relegation zone after three more points went the way of the opposition. One league win in two months, two points from the last 21 tells a woeful tale. And for the opening 45 minutes they were full value for that statistical nosedive.
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Benteke did break out and brought from Coloccini what looked like a handball as he stretched across to cut out the cross. The referee had a good view and waved play on. It was a momentary reprieve for Villa, who fell behind in the 19th minute to Papiss Cissé's cool finish. Debutant Sissoko was the architect, splitting the Villa defence with a superbly weighted pass. Cissé galloped on and slotted expertly beneath the advancing Brad Guzan.
Charles N'Zogbia flashed a defiant effort against a post, but there was nothing systematic about the engineering of the chance. Villa were crying out for shape and leadership. Newcastle had both in abundance, typified by the boundless exertion of Jonas Gutierrez at the heart of midfield and the calm authority of captain Coloccini behind him. About them the French additions revelled in a licence to play. It was an older French hand Cabaye who doubled Newcastle's advantage, a snorter of a volley from 25 yards that had Guzan beaten before he moved. There was a hint of fortune perhaps in the creation, a defensive header from the high cross of Gutierrez might have landed anywhere. Providence directed it to the willing right boot of Cabaye. Once that cannon is loaded no keeper is safe.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average futures reported a 100-point loss at 17,766, while the S&P 500 futures dipped lost 3 points, trading at 2,069.50. As for the Nasdaq-100 index, its futures traded at 4,532.50, demonstrating a 6.25-point sag.
Market participants have just seen perhaps the worst of the first reaction to the Doha failure, but some financial analysts don't expect further descends in the nearer weeks.
Today, a great number of energy companies remain under pressure, and while it could apply pressure on American stock markets, we could see them recover anyway.
The Doha failure had a decent impact on global markets. For instance, in Asia, energy shares drove losses, with the Shanghai Composite Index lacking 1.4%. As for the Nikkei 225, it edged down 3.4%, because investors rushed to the Japanese yen as a true safe haven.
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