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Rural Electrification Boosts Loan to as Much as $230 Million
Rural Electrification Corp., an Indian state-controlled lender to power projects, has increased the size of its yen-denominated loan and expects to borrow as much as $230 million, Finance Director Hari Das Khunteta said.
The New Delhi-based lender signed the five-year facility for $150 million, arranged by Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. and Mizuho Financial Group Inc. (8411), last month, Khunteta said in a telephone interview.
Syndication to other lenders is expected to close as early as tomorrow and a mix of Japanese and Taiwanese banks are expected to lend the balance, Khunteta said.
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Purple Door Ice Cream to open storefront in Walker's Point
Purple Door, the up-and-coming Milwaukee ice cream company whose product is available only in restaurants and grocery stores, will have a storefront in Walker's Point.
The company hinted at its plans on social media Sunday, and co-owner Lauren Schultz this morning confirmed Purple Door will be producing its ice cream and serving scoops within Clock Shadow Creamery when it opens in the Fix Building, 538 S. 2nd St.
Clock Shadow Creamery is named for the nearby Rockwell Corp.'s four-sided clock tower and is owned by Bob Wills of Cedar Grove Cheese in Plain.
The striking four-story building, constructed to be energy efficient and clad in reclaimed Cream City brick, is under construction and there's no firm opening date, but Schultz said it could be as soon as sometime in March.
"We're very excited to be working with Bob Wills. The whole project itself is in line with our business model," Schultz said, with its focus on sustainability. Purple Door uses Wisconsin milk for its ice cream, and tries to use local and natural ingredients for its flavorings when it can.
Clock Shadow will be making cheeses on the first floor of the building. Purple Door will be sharing production and retail space with Clock Shadow.
The production area is on view, so guests will be able to watch cheese and ice cream being made.
Purple Door will serve eight to 12 rotating flavors daily and sell pints from its retail space. Schultz said the move will allow Purple Door to expand its pint production.
While Schultz and her husband, Steve, had planned to open a storefront eventually after starting wholesale, "This is happening faster than we thought it would," she said.
The company will mark its first anniversary in April, and plans to launch two or three new flavors then, including one based on tea from Rishi in Milwaukee.
Purple Door is available in some area grocery stores, and is expanding its reach there. Schultz said pints will be available at Sendik's in Mequon this week.
Purple Door also plans to expand its Milk in Milwaukee program to the Walker's Point neighborhood; the program helps supply fresh milk to homeless shelters for their residents.
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Summary : Alaska tops many a wildlife photographer's bucket list. From glacier-clad peaks to giant bears, you'll capture incredible images on this Ultimate Alaska Wildlife Photo Safari. Unlike standard big-ship cruises and bus tours, venture deep into the remote parts of Alaska far from the heavily touristed areas that dominate most itineraries. You—and your camera—are positioned at the rail of a private yacht in front of calving glaciers, before a panorama of Denali from a backcountry wilderness lodge, and at river's edge to capture a salmon leaping from the water into the gaping jaws of a brown bear. Your photo safari reveals Alaska "less discovered": bigger, wilder and more amazing than you ever imagined.
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Your Alaska photography adventure begins in Fairbanks, Alaska's thriving "second city" that retains its frontier flavor with pioneer saloons, paddle wheelers and mining camps on the edge of town. This evening, meet the rest of your small group and expedition leader, who is not just an expert naturalist but an accomplished nature photographer, specializing in Alaska's legendary wildlife.
Denali National Park, larger than the state of Massachusetts, is one of the world's great wilderness preserves. Denali, which means 'The Great One,' is the native Athabascan name for Mt. McKinley, the highest peak in North America at 20,320 feet. Its icy summit towers over the tundra and taiga below the provides habitat for grizzlies, wolves, moose and caribou. Every photographer who travels to Alaska wants photos of the elusive mountain, and you're positioned for the best odds of getting them. From your historic lodge base 90 miles inside the park, you are much closer to the peak than most visitors, especially those on organized tours, ever get. Enjoy time and space to encounter and photograph the wilderness, away from hordes of other people. Hiking, nature walks, biking, fishing and optional flightseeing—a must for photographers—are available.
The climate and environment of Alaska's interior at this latitude is harsh much of the year, and it takes a vast amount of habitat to sustain animals—wildlife encounters thus tend to be fleeting, though always thrilling!
Depart for the park entrance this morning by road, keeping a close eye out for moose, caribou, grizzly bears and other resident wildlife. At midday, board the Alaska Railroad for a classic train journey through Alaska's rugged interior. Your route through the Alaska Range climbs above tree line over Broad Pass, then descends to follow the Susitna River to historic village of Talkeetna, where you disembark for the night. The rustic town, founded a century ago as the district headquarters for the new railroad, sits at the confluence of three rivers and enjoys a striking panorama of Mt. McKinley and adjacent peaks. An outdoor recreation mecca, the town's economy today thrives on rafting, flightseeing, mountain biking, hiking, camping, fishing and hunting, and it is also the main base for climbing expeditions to Denali. After dinner there's time to stroll the compact downtown, whose buildings dating to the early 1900s have been designated a National Historic Site.
Leaving Talkeetna, continue south, eventually reaching the coast and following Turnagain Arm to Girdwood and Alyeska Resort, Alaska's premier ski area, where a host of exciting summer activities is also available. Set in a lush glacial valley in the Chugach Range southeast of Anchorage, Alyeska offers nature and luxury in tandem. Explore the northernmost temperate rain forest in North America that surrounds your deluxe accommodations at the Hotel Alyeska, or choose an optional tram ride to the alpine summit to dine at Seven Glaciers, a 5-star restaurant with vistas of the ice-bound peaks and inlet far below. On Day 7, explore the scenic drama of iceberg-choked Spencer Lake, then take a gentle float trip down the Placer River before returning to Girdwood for the evening.
This morning enjoy a magnificent drive south to the fishing town and port of Seward on the Kenai Peninsula. Board a boat to Fox Island, a private island on the edge of Kenai Fjords National Park. The secluded location, which the group enjoys all to yourselves, reveals the pristine side of Alaska most visitors miss. The region is famed for sea kayaking, and an easy paddling excursion late this afternoon is likely to reveal some of the area's prolific marine life. Keep your camera handy during paddling breaks to capture possible shots of Steller sea lions, sea otters, harbor seals and black bears wandering ashore.
Iconic images of Alaska are on display today as you board a private charter boat for a cruise through a realm where the Ice Age still lingers. The small boat allows you to approach wildlife at intimate range, and Kenai Fjords National Park provides unparalleled opportunities for photographing marine life including orcas, Dall's porpoise, a large colony of puffins and myriad other seabirds. Mighty tidewater glaciers grind their way to the sea's edge, and you may be fortunate to capture exciting images of icebergs calving with a huge splash. The water is filled with floating bits of ice, often tinged blue, and you'll be able to get plenty of classic Alaskan shots. Following your all-day outing, your boat returns you to Fox Island for a final night.
After a final morning to enjoy the wild environs of Fox Island, weave your way back through the fjords to Seward. From here, retrace your route northward, with the mountain ranges of the Kenai Peninsula rising one after another as you traverse Moose Pass and cross some of Alaska's richest salmon rivers. Time permitting, stop at Exit Glacier for a close-up look at this active river of ice. The only portion of Kenai Fjords National Park accessible by road, it is a place where visitors can witness up close how glaciers re-shape a landscape and see plant life reclaiming the barren rock exposed by a glacier's retreat. Overnight in Anchorage.
It's hard to imagine that anything could top all you've experienced so far, but for most wildlife photographers, today is the ultimate highlight of your Alaskan adventure. Katmai National Park is home to the world's largest population of brown bears, and it takes some effort to get here. Fly by small plane to King Salmon, then by float plane to world-renowned Brooks Lodge, one of the best places to view these coastal grizzlies in their natural habitat. From the safety of platforms built over Brooks Falls, photograph this classic spectacle up close, as the bears fish vigorously for salmon swimming upstream to spawn. Every photographer dreams of that iconic shot, "freezing time" as a salmon leaps from the boiling falls into the waiting jaws of a giant brown bear—and your expedition leader is by your side with tips to help you achieve this compelling image!
After one more chance to photograph the fishing bears of Katmai, return to Anchorage arriving in the afternoon. Celebrate your Alaskan adventure at a farewell dinner with your expedition leader.
Today, your Alaska photo safari comes to a close. Transfer to the airport for flights home.
Departure dates are subject to change. Please contact ExpeditionTrips to confirm departure schedule before purchasing air tickets.
Getting There & Getting Home:
Arrive in Fairbanks, Alaska, on Day 1 of the program by 5:00 p.m. You are free to depart Anchorage anytime on the final day.
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The activities on the Alaska adventure are diverse. Although the longest walk required is two miles (round trip to the falls in Katmai), longer walks and hikes are available for those who choose them. It's stressed that travelers are not required to participate in every activity, but all participants must be able to walk two miles.
Internal flights and train; accommodations; meals from dinner on Day 1 to breakfast on Day 14 (except dinner on Days 6 & 10); bottled water; services of Photo Expedition Leader, local guides and lodge staff; some gratuities; airport transfers on Day 1 and final day; kayaking at Fox Island; permits and entrance fees; taxes. Subject to change without notice.
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Travel to and from start and end point of trip; dinner on Days 6 & 10; alcoholic beverages; some gratuities; passport and visa fees; optional activities; items of a personal nature (phone calls, souvenirs, etc.); airline baggage fees; airport and departure taxes; optional travel insurance.
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March 18, 2016 Ottawa, ON Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada and Health Canada
The Government of Canada today announced a commitment of $1.3 million in support for the Mamisarvik Healing Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. The Mamisarvik Healing Centre, run by the Tungasuvvingat Inuit organization, is recognized as a centre of excellence, providing trauma and addiction treatment for Inuit in both the Ottawa region and from Arctic communities.
Access to programs that are imbued with traditional principles and are led by fellow Inuit is vital to the well-being of individuals in need of support and to strengthening the Inuit community.
The funding is being provided through a partnership between Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) and Health Canada. This new funding will enable the Centre to continue its important work in supporting Inuit in southern Canada through 2016-2017.
Quick facts
- The Mamisarvik Healing Centre, run by the Tungasuvvingat Inuit, is a national, Inuit-specific, healing centre for women and men; it is one of just two such centres in Canada.
"Being able to access culturally-relevant treatment programs in Canada is critical to the healing and well-being of Indigenous Peoples. Mamisarvik Healing Centre has been providing important services for Inuit in both Ottawa and from Arctic communities, and as part of our commitment to reconciliation this funding aims to ensure that needed support for healing will continue to be available."The Honourable Carolyn Bennett, M.D., P.C., M.P.,
Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs
"The Mamisarvik Healing Centre provides important services to Inuit in the Ottawa region, and I am pleased that they will be able to continue to do so. The inequalities in mental health support for First Nations and Inuit across the country is unacceptable and a priority that we need to respond to. Supporting the Mamisarvik Healing Centre is one example of addressing this, but we understand that solving these inequalities won't happen overnight. We are committed to ensuring that actions are sustained over the long term, so that Inuit-specific, culturally relevant, and language appropriate programs and services can continue to promote healing."The Honourable Jane Philpott, P.C., M.P.,
Minister of Health
"The Mamisarvik Healing Centre provides essential services for those struggling with addictions and trauma and in need of support that reflects and understands Inuit culture and language. I am pleased our government is able to provide this funding to help Mamisarvik continue its valuable work."The Honourable Hunter Tootoo,
Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, MP for Nunavut
"Tungasuvvingat Inuit (TI) is keenly aware of the need for culturally specific trauma and addiction counselling services for Inuit both living in our home communities and the thousands of Inuit now living in Ontario. With this funding announcement of a one-year commitment, TI is now able to work quickly to formulate a sustainable plan to reconstitute the operational structure of Mamisarvik. We are grateful for this timely investment which will minimize the impact on our clients."Malaya Rheaume,
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hello! was wondering if anybody is planning to run the Prague Half Marathon 2013? I have visitied Prague this summer for the first time and felt in love with the city. Now would like to come again and try running a race there. I have heard some good comments about the race, the organization and seems the races is going to be sold out soon. Can anybody share the experience or give some advices? thank you!)
I ran it about 5 years ago. It was a very flat course from what I remember, with cobbles in parts (but not for any stretches) but support in parts of the course was a bit lacking. As that was a few years ago and it has presumably grown in size that might not be as much of a problem now though.
Overall, I would recommend it and like you say its a good place to go and visit at the same time.
Hi Aligro. I signed up for the 2013 Prague Half Marathon about 2 weeks ago. I think it will sell out quite soon. I know the city quite well, although haven't visited for a few years. It will be my first time running there. I like that the Half is on a seperate date from the Full. I ran the Amsterdam half in October and while I enjoyed it, and found it very well organized, the final part of the course overlapped with the end of the Full marathon causing some congestion in last few kms.
I had reservations about the cobbled sections on Prague course, but if it's only for limited sections, just a few kms then maybe not too bad. Course profile looks to be quite flat and fast. I'd also like to know more about the event if anybody else here has done it and wishes to share their experience?
hi all and thanks for the comments! i am really looking forward to it! i have already booked the hotel, which seems to be in the very city center: http://www.praguemarathonhotels.com/index.php/en/hotels/detail/11. I am going with a few friends of mine so think we will have great time there. I have heard about cobbles, but don't think this will cause any problems, as according to the last year's best time - the course seems to be a fast one (if I am correct the time was only about 25 sec worse than the world record!). Hope it won't be too cold or windy
10 weeks to go. I've booked the hotel, central location... a walk from the start/finish area. I've been running fairly regularly in the last few weeks, but need to start proper training in earnest now!
i am also trying to keep training, but was not that regularly, i should say.. have to take it more seriously, really only 10 weeks to go . seems the race is almost sold out so i am glad I have managed to register in time.. which flight are you taking?
Hi Aligro. I will be in Vienna in the week before, so I will travel by train to Prague the day before the event and stay for the weekend. Yes, I think the race will sell out quite soon. I will plan to do a 10K race or two between now and then.


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Located adjacent to Beavers Bend State park and just a few minutes away from one of the most picturesque lakes you've ever seen. Enjoy top flight fishing, boating, scuba diving, parasailing skiing as well as other fun filled activities on beautiful Broken Bow Lake. Fly fishing on the park in the rivers is also popular! There are hiking trails, train rides for kids, horseback riding and even go karts nearby. Hiking trails are abundant throughout the park to enjoy the wildlife or you can sit on the large outdoor deck and watch the wildlife in the back yard!
Mountains and forests, lakes, streams and rivers, the beauty of the outdoors like you've never seen before.
Come and enjoy it with us!
Set your sights on the North Star and don't stop till you get here! The North Star Lodge shines with clean, bright beauty, just like its namesake.
A cedar spiral staircase. A breezy outdoor living room on a screened-in deck. An upstairs catwalk with an intricate star inlaid in the glowing wood floor.
Five bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, 1700 square feet of outdoor decking, and a steaming hot tub beckon you and your family to come and enjoy. Oh, and don't forget about the plush feather comforters, the secluded fire pit, and the family friendly dining room table.
Travel to the North Star Lodge. We promise it will be a stellar experience.
Location & Sleeping Arrangement
Located in Beavers Bend Village, the North Star Cabin is a 3436 sq. ft. 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bathroom, 2 level cabin that accommodates up to 14 guests. Sleeping arrangements are 2 king beds, 4 queen beds, and 2 twin beds.
Cabin Amenities
Bedroom 1 (downstairs): King bed with luxury linens, private bath with 2-person soaking tub and 2-person glass shower. Ample drawer and closet spaces.
Bedroom 2 (downstairs): Queen bed with luxury linens
Bedroom 3 (upstairs): King bed with luxury linens, private bath with shower. Ample drawer space and small closet.
Bedroom 4 (upstairs): Queen bed with luxury linens. TV with DVD player and cable. Closet and drawer space. Private bath with shower/tub combo.
Bedroom 5 (over garage): Kids game/bunk room with 2 queen beds, a bunk bed with TV, DVD player, board games, wii.
Great Room with wood burning fireplace (firewood provided October to mid March), ample leather seating, large flat screen TV with cable, DVD player, surround sound, iPod dock.
Large screened porch with speakers, ceiling fan and plenty of seating.
Kitchen with stainless range, microwave, dishwasher, large refrigerator, toaster, blender, coffee maker, slow cooker. Ample dinnerware, cookware and counter space. Large table with seating for 8.
Powder room (1/2 bathroom) conveniently located downstairs.
Laundry with full size washer and dryer. Utility sink.
Wireless Internet
Outside Amenities:
Large covered back deck with hammock, Adirondack chairs, ceiling fan, dining table and chairs for 8.
Lower deck with hot tub and charcoal grill.
Horseshoes and electronic lawn darts
Large covered front deck.
Circular drive for ease of access.
Outdoor fire pit
We are Robyn and Darrel and Michelle and Joe. Long time best friends who dreamed of having a vacation home to create special memories for our friends and families. We live in different cities and don't get to see each other often enough. We wanted a place to meet and enjoy happy times together.
Darrel Johnson purchased this lodge in 2013
We all love this beautiful area near Beavers Bend State Park. When we started looking for a vacation home, this was by far the nicest property we viewed. It was close to everything, had every amenity imaginable, and was large enough for all of us. (Kids and grand kids included)
This home is great for multi generational families. Large with almost 3500 square feet and can sleep 14 comfortably. Just a few short minutes to the park and the lake, though we sometimes have a hard time leaving the tranquility of the house. We love the screened in porch, the hot tub, the enormous outside deck, and fire pit.
It was perfect for our wedding. Beautiful accommodations. My favorite place to get away.
We got the chance to stay at this gorgeous lodge recently and the pictures truly don't do it justice! If you are looking for a nice getaway in a luxurious lodge, this is where you want to go! The amenities within the house are perfection, the back porch is large with adorondeck chairs and a comfy hammock. There are a lot of fun activities nearby including a beautiful, serene lake and a river for canoeing or kayaking.
Would definitely stay again! This lodge would be the perfect size for a family reunion or a weekend getaway with friends.
We spent a few days in June at North Star lodge in the company of extended family. The lodge far exceeded our expectations. It was well decorated and had absolutely everything you might want or need for a great holiday. Plenty of room combined with luxury and gorgeous outdoor surroundings means we will be back again.
My wife and I stayed here with friends and couldn't be happier with our stay. The plethora of amenities, the quality of the lodge, the spaciousness, the beautiful surroundings, the quality of the beds and furnishings, make this a truly top-notch retreat! The pictures do not do this place justice! If you're looking for a place where your family or friends can enjoy a relaxing environment in a secluded and beautiful home, this is it. Truly a place that demands another visit! Thank you for everything!!!
We just got home from this beautiful place. We spent a wonderful weekend at North Star Lodge with some of our friends. What an amazing spread for big families or a large gathering of friends. Spacious and elegant lodge feel with picturesque views. A great place to relax and unwind with every amenity you can imagine. The pictures don't do it complete justice, you need to experience it.
We stayed here with some friends of ours. It is an amazing place! It's very roomy, well decorated in a classy lodge theme. We will definitely be back! It's so peaceful there. We highly recommend this lodge.
Just a few short minutes to Beavers Bend State Park, Broken Bow Lake, and Mountain Fork River. Enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, water skiing, jet skiing, tubing, fly fishing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, sightseeing, and many other outdoor activities.
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nope ,actually some one else found this and I joined yesterday .
We dont get many guy's who know what they are doing with 4x4 's .
as for Marv,I haven't seen hide nor hair from him in a long time .
btw thank's for the welcome.
Like Marv I run a towing company here in Engadine and I get the privledge of seeing a bunch of stuck job's up here and I even sent a thank you email to Garmin for sending the people on snowmobile trails with their grand am's ,lol
some of my favorites are the one's who have 4 wheel drive and we go out ,check em out then put em in 4wheel and drive em out
is the look on the face's is priceless .
If ya get up here stop by and say hi ,coffee's always on .
On my way to nmu just about a half mile north of engadine I saw a logging truck drive into a drift on the west shoulder of 117, he was about headlight deep, it was funny. I think that was 2002 ish. Then 50 ft later the wind hit me as I came to a clearing wher ethe wind was whippin, sent me fish tailin for a good 1/4 mile. just think, we almost met. but we didn't. yeah, I know cool story right?
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The Galaxy Theatre (aka Watts Theatre, Cinema) was located at 134 West Main Street. It is now an empty lot.
The Viccar Theatre was across the street from the Watts/Cinema/Galaxy Theatre (139 West Main Street), next door to Rose's 5-10-25 Cent Store. The former Viccar Theatre still stands but has been converted to retail.
The Galaxy Theatre was opened in 1929 as the Watts Theatre. Stewart & Everett bought the Watts Theatre in 1968 and renamed it the Cinema; it closed in 1981. Carmike Cinemas inherited the vacant theater when they bought S&E in 1986, but did not reopen the theater themselves. Instead, the Cinema was leased to an independent operator in 1987 and reopened as the Galaxy Theatre. The Galaxy Theatre closed by 1988 and has since been demolished.


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Haiku of the Week
May 23, 2012
facing each other
this morning—
as wisteria buds sway
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Help with problems greeting people
So, I have a ritual at my house before any visitors are allowed to meet the dogs. My boyfriend thinks it's ridiculous and a pain, but so far I think it works for them. I am happy with the progress I have made with Xena especially but I'm sure there is room for improvement with both dogs.
This is what we have to do anytime someone comes over who actually wants to hang out with the dogs (if not they are crated):
1. Put Eko in the bedroom before the person even gets to the door. Otherwise he lunges and snaps, we were working with a trainer on it but then he jumped up and almost bit a girl in the face and for a long time he was crated when people came over, period. We recently found out (on accident) that after a little while, he settles down, can come out and be his normal, friendly self. But when people knock and come in the door is when I feel it is not safe. My boyfriend feels it is not safe at all and he should still be put away when people come over.
2. After they come in, they have to let Xena come sniff them before they can say pet or say hi to her. She sniffs their shoes and legs for a few minutes, then when she nudges their hand with her nose it's okay to touch and pet her. If they move suddenly, look at, or talk to her she bolts behind me and waits for them to stand still and ignore her again before she starts the whole sniffing thing all over. They can talk to us, just not to her.
3. When Xena is done and Eko is quiet (no more barking or growling), Eko comes out of the bedroom and he is usually very excited and ready to come say hi to everyone.
We do this every time someone comes over, it works for them and up until recently haven't had any problems. I guess the biggest thing is they do this to everybody, every time. Even family and good friends who have known the dogs their whole lives and come over often. Eko is worse than Xena, though, because Xena remembers more people. There are maybe 3 people Eko won't be aggressive to (me, my boyfriend, my roommate) when coming into the house and a couple he barks at, but doesn't lunge or snap.
A few times lately, Xena has been very testy with a few people who tried to pet her over her head, too soon, or took steps toward her before she was comfortable with them. Last night she got so scared because a friend kept trying to pet her before she was okay with it. She was jumping at the guy then jumping back, growling, barking, I had to pick her up and sit her next to me on the couch. She gave the guy a pretty hard stare the whole time until he left, and my boyfriend and I are debating over whether I should have picked her up. He said don't do that, you're rewarding her for being scared; I say that it's okay to comfort her when she's afraid because I have read it here before in some articles. We are both concerned about it because unlike Eko, Xena actually has bitten before, even though it was provoked and didn't break skin, only bruised and a small scratch. This was totally unrelated to greeting people.
So, long story short, I have a two part question: Do you think it is safe to let Eko out after he settles down, and do you think petting Xena when she's scared is making her fear worse?
Mr. Eko 2/14/2012 - My first GSD and my little Romeo
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I watch Knitty Gritty on DIY (love it) and she showed how you can make your own knitting needles. Have any of you tried this? Is it cheaper than buying bamboo/wood needles from the yarn store? Is it really as easy at it looks?
It is VERY easy. The only thing is finding the right size for what you want. Some hardware store may have more varied sizes then others so if you're really into it, then try different hardware stores. Local stores havemore stuff than yer avaerage Home Depot mega super store that is more focused on selling big ticket items than little dowels. Also try craft stores. I know Micheals sells bags of dowells in a couple of sizes. The 5/18 size (I think ) is perfect for a size 10 needle. I buy lots of these to make for knitting with kids or new knitters. They're pre cut and ready to go. All you need to do is put one end in a pencil sharpener and let your imagination run wild with stoppers for the other end. Some wood oil (like furniture polish or wax) is goos to make them nice and smooth (of course you have to use a little sand paper on the ends after you put it through the sharpener) and you're good to go. Of if youdon't want to be fancy just use a rubber band wrapped around enuf so the yarn won't fall off. A good 3 foot dowell will make one set of dbl points. HAVE FUN!!
For me, it was certainly worth it. I live in a small town, and had no access to double pointed needles, other than ordering them, or driving a couple of hours to the nearest yarn shop. I was anxious to start a project using dpn's, and having no patience to wait for them, I followed Amy's video here on making your own needles (scroll down to last video on the page), and made my own!
It was quite simple, and took very little time. The most time-consuming part was finding the right size dowel rods. As feministamama said, they're not always easy to find. I went to two different local hardware stores to get the various sizes of dowels I needed, but I've never had to buy dpn's! I also use them for straights by putting a rubber stopper on one end. The sanding part is a little time-consuming, and you might find once you start using them that you have to go back and sand a bit more, but it's not difficult.
:crying: For me... the answer was a resounding NO! Probably because my DH got involved.
There are some lovely wood craft stores that carry some stunning wood. My DH has a wood working lathe. Put those two together and.... disaster! I would imagine that as long as you stay away from the exotic woods and do not try to turn a square block of wood into a round knitting needle you would be OK. If you have a DH like mine... go buy them or order them on-line and save yourself the headache!
Yet another reason to keep my DH away from knitting!
I made some DPNs cause I didn't want to pay the price of the LYS DPNs.. and I don't have a Joanns or Hobby Lobby near me... I sanded them down got them the right size.. and then they sat in my stash waiting to be used.. I started my daughter a sweater and when I got to the sleeves it called for 11DPNs so I got to use them for the first time... I didn't like them at all that evening ran to my LYS and bought the 11s I needed to finish her sweater lol.. I just didn't find them very easy to use at all but I might have messed up somewhere or something.. so no more home made ones for me


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A man proclaiming himself to be a born-again Christian allegedly attacked a high-ranking clergyman in the grounds of an Anglican cathedral yesterday.
Police allege the man, in his 30s, assaulted the Dean of Newcastle, Graeme Lawrence, at the entrance of his residence next to Newcastle's Christ Church Cathedral about 4pm.
The man, whom parishioners described as angry, had allegedly been involved in a ruckus inside the cathedral minutes before the incident.
The Bishop of Newcastle, Roger Herft, said the man had earlier approached him and asked for money.
"He said 'I'm a born-again Christian and I want $50,' " Bishop Herft said.
The bishop said Mr Lawrence then volunteered to fetch the man some food from the rectory.
Police believe the man was involved in a scuffle near the doorway of the dean's residence.
Mr Lawrence was knocked to the ground, injuring his shoulder and face.
Bishop Herft urged the dean to receive immediate medical assistance. But Mr Lawrence, described by parishioners as a compassionate and forgiving man, insisted on conducting a wedding ceremony in the cathedral set down for 6pm.
The dean did not want to disappoint the couple at such late notice.
Detectives interviewed the dean and several witnesses about the alleged assault, which left parishioners shocked. Forensic police also examined the scene for clues and took photographs of the alleged crime scene.
Church officials said they were taking Mr Lawrence to hospital for X-rays after the wedding service.
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Pádraic Fiacc – Tribute
April 26, 2010 by danny
Poet Pádraic Fiacc is the subject of next Sunday's documentary on BBC Radio 4, 'Lost Voices', presented by Brian Patten. Pádraic Fiacc was born in Belfast in 1924 and is one of Ireland's greatest living poets whose writing, says Gerard Dawe, "is haunted by a sense of community".
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Also see review by Heather Clark of 'The New North: Contemporary Poetry from Northern Ireland' edited by Chris Agee, 2008.Print This Post
April 23, 2010 by danny
Antony Beevor has a knack of making history really accessible. Before I came to his books, I had read serious and light literature about the French and Russian revolutions, the First World War and the Vietnam War, etc. I have also interviewed protagonists (for example, General Otelo de Carvalho who led the Portuguese Movement of Armed Forces in the Carnation Revolution which overthrew Caetano, the fascist dictator) but regardless of my admiration of courage/bravery, deep down inside I have always been averse to war or conflict. Yet that is a major contradiction because I also understand the necessity of ruthlessness.
I hate descriptions of battles and the details of the ordnance, the shells, the detonators, and this tank and that rocket, and how well we did only to lose 100,000 soldiers, etc. Having said that, I do vaguely recall reading 'War And Peace' in Cage 2, Long Kesh, in 1973, lent to me by Ted Howell, and being impressed by Kutuzov who commanded the Russians against Napoleon in 1812 at the Battle of Austerlitz [I think!].
But in 'Berlin', we discover, for example, that one army alone, the 1st Belorussian Front, had a stockpile of over seven million shells, of which 1,236,000 rounds were fired on the first day of the offensive! 1,236,000 shells fired in one day!
I read Beevor's 'The Siege of Stalingrad' last year and was mightily impressed. So, here are my observations on 'Berlin'.
To quote him: "Many Soviet troops, especially the frontline formations, unlike those who came behind, often behaved with great kindness to German civilians. In a world of cruelty and horror where any conception of humanity had almost been destroyed by ideology, just a few acts of often unexpected kindness and self-sacrifice lighten what would otherwise be an unbearable story."
I actually use a similar theme in my unpublished novel 'Rudi': "The stories that attracted Rudi were not the success of great battles or even the contentious triumph of alleged good over alleged evil but those accounts of individuals acting against the tribe, against the rules: the soldier who allowed a prisoner facing execution to escape; the SS man who risked his own life by warning a Jewish former school pal that Jews were being murdered in the camps and that he should flee. Such acts might not alter the course of history but they did ennoble mankind a little."
I had read before, but never in such detail about the Soviet victory over Germany being sullied by the mass raping of the young, the middle-aged and the elderly. Even Russian women and girls, who had been seized for slave labour by the Reich, were, upon liberation, then subjected to major sexual assaults by their own countrymen that, in a way, would make one despair about how little we are removed from beasts (though beasts would probably be more kind).
I read such books as Beevor's also for an appreciation of how people survived, how ran the emotions, how love survived.
Beevor quotes Vasily Grossman's novel 'Life And Fate' (another that I must read before I die): "The extreme violence of totalitarian systems proved able to paralyse the human spirit throughout whole continents."
On the eve of the attack on Berlin the Berlin Philharmonic gave its last performance, playing, despite the electricity cuts, Beethoven's Violin Concerto, Bruckner's 8th Symphony and, appropriately, the finale to Wagner's Götterdämmerung!
Meantime, the Russian soldiers listened to a song fashioned to the haunting melody of Zemlyanka; 'Wait For Me', based on the 1942 poem by Konstantin Simonov; and 'Blue Shawl', about a faithful girl's farewell to her soldier lover… who might well have perished.
Currently, I am reading Hans Falluda's 'Little Man, What Now', published in 1932, the year before Hitler came to power, and I am not sure where it is going, but the main female character, Lammchen, is very naïve, and I doubt if she will turn out to be a fascist. I hope she doesn't.Print This Post
Second Readings
April 13, 2010 by danny
Finished 'Second Readings', an excellent anthology of summaries of fifty two great novels by Eileen Battersby, literary critic at the Irish Times. Of course, now I have to add several more novels to my list of books I must read before I die which will take their place besides the three dozen patiently awaiting their turn in my bookcase. The search begins for: 'So Long, See You Tomorrow' by William Maxwell; 'The Expedition Of Humphrey Clinker' by Tobias Smollett; 'The Optimist's Daughter' by Eudora Welty; 'Petersburg' by Andrei Bely; 'Death In Rome' by Wolfgang Koeppen; and 'The Recognitions' by William Gaddis.
Did interview with a young American student, Geoff Lyszczarz, re what it was like growing up during the Troubles.
1st April. AGM of Féile an Phobail, held in Culturlann. Was re-elected to the management committee.
31st March. Finished 'Berlin' by Antony Beevor. The Soviets fought courageously but their heroism was completely sullied by their mass raping of German girls and women of all ages.
29th March. Interviewed by Richard Reed, School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy at Queen's University who is working on a research project, a critical appraisal of the predicaments of contemporary loyalism.
26th March. Visited St. Fin Barre's Cathedral in Cork, in which I hope to set a scene for my novel, 'Rudi', which I am currently re-working.
25th March. Introduced speaker Tim Brannigan at a literary event at Cork's Lifelong Learning Festival (which is now twinned with Féile and Phobail). Tim read from his forthcoming memoir, 'Where Are You Really From?'.
22nd March. Interviewed by Maylis Konnecke, a second-year PhD candidate at Queen's University whose project is about the interaction between politics and religion. She is focussing on the DUP and the Lebanese Forces (LF) in Lebanon and is exploring the notions of compromise and resistance.
21st March. George Galloway, Respect MP, here for dinner. Later took him over to St Kevin's Hall in North Belfast for 'The Gerry Kelly Show' where he appeared as a panel guest of the Sinn Féin MLA.
16th March. Interviewed by by Theresa Crapanzano, a doctoral candidate in the School of Journalism & Mass Communication at the University of Colorado at Boulder re her dissertation research on media coverage of the 1981 hunger strikes.
Finished 'Brooklyn' by Colm Toibin, the story of Eilis Lacey from Enniscorthy who emigrates to the US in the early 1950s but it called home due to a family bereavement. Very nicely paced novel. Deceptively simple. However, it defies the usual admonition to writers that one should 'show not tell', yet it somehow works.
9th March. Interviewed by Mike Thomson, presenter of BBC Radio 4's investigative history series, Document. The topic was publicity/propaganda and 'news management' in the early 1970s during the conflict, particularly the activities of the Information and Research Department (IRD) which was sent here by MI6 to defeat the Republican Movement! It was based at Thiepval Barracks in Lisburn, though it had other people scattered around the place, in a variety of British newspapers, but also in perpetuity in the Horse and Saddle bar of the Europa Hotel! The programme goes out, I think, on Radio 4 on 22nd March at 8pm.


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Graendal (GREHN-dahl), previously called Kamarile Maradim Nindar, is one of the thirteen servants of the Dark One known as the Forsaken. She is known to the wolves as Heartseeker.
Strength and other abilitiesEdit
Graendal is surely among the strongest female channelers ever. But we have some discrepancies if her true level of power is 3(+10) or 2(+11).
In 'The Wheel of Time Companion' the entry about Graendal classifies her strength in the power at level 3(+10), putting three female forsaken above her (Lanfear/Cyndane, Semirhage, and Mesaana) as well as some channelers for the light (Alivia, Sharina Melloy, and Talaan din Gelyn), and on an equivalent level with El'Nynaeve ti al'Meara Mandragoran.
But again in TWoTC when reading the entry about Talaan we find a contradiction to the entry cited above, in fact we can read that the potential power of Talaan is 2(+11) "higher than Nynaeve's or Moghedien's and equal to that of Graendal, Messana and Sharina."
The second entry is more in line to what is described in the main novels of WoT were Graendal is always described as being the second strongest among the female Forsaken (even if it could simply mean that her combative abilities more than compensate for her lower level of raw power).
Graendal in the Age of Legends was famous as a great psychologist. After her conversion to the Shadow, she became a master manipulator and an extraordinarily skilled user of Compulsion weaves.
Appearance Edit
She is beautifully full figured with elaborately curled red-gold hair. However, she is described as merely "plumply pretty" beside Lanfear.
Nindar was a famous psychologist for nearly four hundred years, and was known to heal mental afflictions even the use of the One Power could not cure. She was also a distinct ascetic, living an unadorned life. So fervent were Nindar's beliefs that she thought that all who could not live up to her
standards were morally inferior. She thought that the life that most lived was simply too complicated and fast paced. While Nindar was admired by the general public for her ascetic lifestyle, those who knew her well had no love for her since, after all, they could not live up to her standards either.
There is no evidence that Nindar's change of character was influenced by the Shadow, although she was the second of the Forsaken to swear her vows to the Dark One. Rather, it seemed that she realized that the world could and would never live up to her moral standards. Thus, she became the exact opposite of those beliefs, wearing the most fashionable garments and taking the most perverse sensual pleasures. She remembers her first steps towards The Shadow being full of pain.
Her alter ego, Graendal, is a creature of decadence and excess. One of the most physically beautiful women to have ever walked the earth, she habitually wears revealing and seductive clothing and expensive jewelry and keeps only the most attractive men and women near her as her servants. She is very particular about her servants, often choosing people of great status, power, or renown and reducing their minds to empty husks (though her standards of beauty still apply).
Apparently Lews Therin Telamon had hated her deeply, at least in part for the murder of someone named Yanet.
Activities Edit
After she escaped the Bore, she hid herself in Arad Doman under the disguise of the ailing Lady Basene. She teamed up with Lanfear, Sammael, and Rahvin to try to turn Rand al'Thor to the Shadow. Shortly after Rahvin's death, she secretely murdered Asmodean in Caemlyn Palace, perhaps in a panic at her presence being discovered. Her identity as Asmodean's murderer is left unknown for a long time. It is finally revealed by Shaidar Haran when he blames Graendal for the destruction of three of the Chosen. While he mentioned only Mesaana, it is clear she is also responsible for the deaths of Aran'gar and Asmodean[1].
She was present with Mesaana and Semirhage during the meeting with Demandred, who told them all of the Dark One's plan for them and to "let the Lord of Chaos rule."
She continued her alliance with Sammael, and showed him the Sh'boan and Sh'botay she had captured from Shara hoping to fool him with a red herring. The intention of the subterfuge appears to be to aim, and possibly launch, Sammael directly at Rand, not to hide the activities of the other Chosen. She hoped that Sammael would either kill Rand, against the directive of the Great Lord, or die in the attempt, ridding herself of a burdensome associate. Sammael later tricked her into revealing where Mesaana was residing and said that he had made a truce with Rand, claiming that he would sit back and watch the other chosen destroy each other. She accompanied Sammael when he meets with the Shaido Wise Ones and gave them a callbox. He referred to Graendal in front of them as Maisia, a name that seemed to infuriate her. She then helped Sammael to disperse the Shaido all over the continent to help spread chaos.
In Arad Doman Edit
Graendal took advantage of the kidnapping of King Alsalam Saeed Almadar by Elaida's Aes Sedai, and sent out confusing and misleading battle orders to Rodel Ituralde in the king's name. The orders were to do exactly the opposite of what might have ended the war with the Dragonsworn in Arad Doman, thus fulfilling the Dark One's command to "let the Lord of Chaos rule."
After Sammael's death, Cyndane and Moghedien were sent to Graendal as messengers. They reported that she was no longer a free agent and told her that she was now under the command of Moridin, a supposedly unknown man who had been named Nae'blis. Infuriated and incredulous that a man she did not even know had apparently become Nae'blis, she placed both of them under Compulsion. She then ordered them to tell her the truth, as she believed that Moghedien was simply attempting to manipulate her with false tales of the supposed Nae'blis. Shaidar Haran arrived moments later to confirm Moghedien's story, and was amused and approving of Graendal's immediate subservience.
She participated in the Battle near Shadar Logoth, but was forced to retreat when she was attacked by Verin Mathwin, Shalon din Togara Morning Tide, and Kumira. Kumira was killed during the exchange.
She attended the meeting with the other Chosen in Tel'aran'rhiod, which was made to look like the Ansaline Gardens. There she was told that Rand is not to be harmed and that Matrim Cauthon and Perrin Aybara are to be killed if found. Aran'gar flirts with her and proposes an alliance with her.
Apparent demise Edit
As reward for working so well for the Great Lord she is summoned to Moridin's meeting with Demandred and Mesaana in the Blight. There, Graendal is allowed to hear everything. After the meeting, Moridin hints to her that there will be a place, a promotion for her, subordinate to him but above the rest of the Chosen if she causes Rand great anguish, while not harming him. She must not allow Rand to restore order in Arad Doman. [2]
With the aid of Nynaeve al'Meara, Rand discovers Graendal's hideout is Natrin's Barrow. Lord Ramshalan is sent as an emissary to determine if Graendal is present.
Delana Mosalaine and Aran'gar are residing within Natrin's Barrow with Graendal. After Aran'gar's failure in losing control of Egwene al'Vere, she is placed to serve Graendal. Graendal reveals to Aran'gar that the Dark One has begun to favor her and creates a weave of Air formed from the True Power. However, she keeps quiet the fact that it is only a sliver that she can work with. When Ramshalan arrives, Graendal orders Delana and Aran'gar to place Compulsion on him and send him back to Rand. She watches Ramshalan make his way back to Rand and Nynaeve through a special weave that allows her to look through the eyes of a dove. When Nynaeve checks Ramshalan for Compulsion, Graendal then realizes that Ramshalan was bait. She creates a gateway and leaps through, shielding Delana and Aran'gar and leaving them to die. She escapes before al'Thor uses balefire on her fortress out of existence. Ramshalan is now freed of the Compulsion immediately after the balefire struck the fortress. Thinking that Graendal was the one to put Ramshalan under Compulsion, Rand takes this change to be confirmation of her death by balefire. In reality, though, it just indicates that Delana and/or Aran'gar died. It is also revealed that Graendal was the killer of Asmodean.
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Graendal retreats into hiding on a desolate island in the Aryth Ocean. Moridin finds her and chastises her for her failure and for causing the death of another Chosen. She attempts to redeem herself by promising the death of Perrin Aybara, which Moridin agrees to allow her to attempt, loaning her a dreamspike and the services of Slayer. However, when Slayer fails to kill Perrin, the blame falls upon Graendal, as Slayer was merely the tool being used by her. Shaidar Haran arrives to punish her for her failure.
Without forgivenessEdit
Graendal is killed and resurrected for her failure. When she is next seen, she is hideously disfigured and astonishingly ugly; Moridin introduces her as Hessalam, without forgiveness in the Old Tongue, and says her old name is not to be spoken of again.
Appearance Edit
She has unpleasant features with a hooked and bulbous nose. She has pale eyes which are off-center with each other. Hessalam greatly resents Moridin for her new face.
Activities Edit
Moridin gathers the last of the Chosen within one of his dreamshards. Moridin reveals to Hessalam a new member of the Chosen, a male who is called M'Hael. Moridin then demands that all other plots and plans by the Chosen are to be concluded and that they are to unite for the Last Battle against the forces of the Light.
While Perrin was in the Wolf Dream physically, he observed her manipulating the Great Captains to lead the battles to ruin. However, she noticed him and lashed out in anger, blaming him more than anyone else for her failure.[3] She is later confronted by Aviendha, Amys, Cadsuane, and a handful of other women channelers at Shayol Ghul. Aviendha, enraged at Graendal for killing Rhuarc and making him a tool, attacks her with spears of light and fire. As Aviendha hits her in the side, she travels elsewhere on Shayol Ghul, bringing Aviendha with her.
Exhausted, she manages to shield Aviendha, but not before she ties off a gateway, hoping to signal Amys of her whereabouts. Soon, Graendal drops the shield and they both lay exhausted. As Aviendha begins to pick apart her gateway, Graendal prepares to strike her down with Compulsion. In her haste, Aviendha picks the wrong thread, causing the gateway to explode. The explosion is not strong enough to kill either of them, but the broken threads of the gateway hit the weaves for Graendal's compulsion, causing it to backfire on her.
She is shown to worship Aviendha, and is not seen again after having carried Aviendha back to the camp for Healing.
The name Graendal may be an allusion to Grendel, one of the three antagonists in the epic poem Beowulf, along with Grendel's mother and the dragon. However the Grendel from Beowulf is a male monster/fighter and bears no resemblance to the Graendal of WoT; rather it is Grendel's mother who's been repeatedly portrayed in film as a shape-shifting seductress more fitting with Graendal's description. However, Graendal's final appearance does have monstrous characteristics, and her monstrosity has already existed on the inside since the day she joined the Shadow.


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You may consider the relations of equality `=` as a equivalence relation over the set of integer numbers Z.
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The equality relation is also symmetric because `x=y` implies `y=x` .
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