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Anyone take their young children along with them to an IDPA or IPSC match (not to participate)?
Any problems? Relatively safe? Issues with Match Directors and/or other shooters?
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Anyone take their young children along with them to an IDPA or IPSC match (not to participate)?
Any problems? Relatively safe? Issues with Match Directors and/or other shooters?
Since my son is one, he hasn't been with me to an IDPA match yet.
But a couple of the members children (10-12 years old) come and watch, they stay behind the firing line. Never caused any problems, except that a couple of the guys have to watch their language
There are usually a few kids at our local USPSA matches. They have their eyes and ears on and stay back where it is safe.
They are welcome around here.
Took my 11yo with me Saturday. He didnt shoot (boy does he want to now though). I instructed him to watch and listen carefully to the commands and procedures. He sat most of the time but would frequently walk the range and help taping and brass. He even pointed out one guy had a pretty bad grip on his pistol (proud dad moment).
Anyway, make sure your little ones have eyes and ears and know what to expect, I would imagine all would be well.
Thanks for the responses, all.
Mine is 8 and I take him to IPSC matches once in a while. Never leave him with the "group of kids" unatended and make sure eye/ear protection fits (just because the gear is "kids size" it doesn't actually mean it fits every child the right way).
Some of our spectators have also had kids as young as 6 or so with them. I don't think I have seen a shooter bring a kid younger than about 12 (unless there was a spouse/friend to stay with the kid).
No problems whatsoever with any spectators of any age that I have run across at our club.
Had some kids at the range at our last IDPA match.... They decided to walk up and over a berm to see what was happening on the other side..... DUH what would you expect?
Parents should be keeping them on a short leash. Or possibly just tied to a bench.
I've taken my 7 year old boy to a couple matches for a short period but only to watch. I also took him and the 2 year old girl last month but again only to watch.
I would not bring them to a match I'm participating in without my wife to supervise. I trust the boy but even so....
I haven't seen too many other kids at the few IPDA events I've been to but the event organizers have been very nice to me and mine.
I'm an RO at my club. We have three different people that bring their kids to matches.
The youngest is maybe five.
The kids are well behaved, stay in the back. Depending on the "wait time" for a stage, I will usually let them go for the walk through with their Dads.
I also keep my Kel-Tec Sun2000 in the car in case one of them wants to try it on another bay, again conditions dependant...the kids seem to like the KelTec for it's "coolness" factor.
I look at it like this: They are the next generation. I can be the mean man that wouldn't let him watch and sour it for him, or I can be the nice guy that made me feel welcome.


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Boom Holder Thingy ?
Just to round out Paul''s excellent response, gallows came into useage when booms were solid wood and so way heavier than they are today. (Booms were intentionally heavy in the days before boom vangs to help keep the boom from rising in a breeze.) It was a time when booms extended aft well past the transom. Gallows were initially used in conjuction with gaff rigs and before winches. Toping lifts were a real pain in the butt on gaffers. Lifts existed but they were on both sides of the sail and had to be slacked and tensioned at just the right time.
One point that I disagree with in Paul''s response, rarely did traditional watercraft have the gallows high enough to walk under. Even on fairly large traditional water craft the booms crossed the deck quite low and needed to be ducked under. Because the booms typically extended past the aft end of the cockpit the gallows was generally aft of the cockpit and it was no problem. On our 1939 Stadel cutter the gallows was no more than about 4 feet in height.
I found that sailing with a set of gallows, if you actually used them, was a real pain in the butt with little real advantage over a good topping lift and a clip on bridle when at anchor.
Gallows built in the early to mid 20th century generally were constructed using tubing, a base and a neat little ''patent'' fitting at the top. They were not that sturdy that I would ever suggest clipping a harness onto one which is not to say that you could not build one that is that sturdy but it would look more like the arches that you see today.
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Forgot your second question....
Modern boats are less likely to have boom gallows because they tend to have solid boom vangs to hold the boom up instead. Having a fixed gallows also requires the boom be high enough up to clear it under sail. This raises the center of effortt of the sail, which is not good. It''s also desireable to have the gallows high enough for crew to walk under without ducking. Unless the boat is big enough, this can look quite ungainly . In smaller production boats, a gallows would take up a lot of room and could get in the way. (Some gallows are hinged so they can be folded flat onto the cabintop or deck, or are fitted with pins so they can be removed and stowed when not in use.) Not everyone needs a gallows, but people who wantt them usually end up with them - or a boom crutch.
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A boom gallows does a number of tthings. At anchor, it keeps the boom from jiggling back and forrth on every wave or wake so you can sleep at night instead of listening to the gooseneck creak and tthe sheets and blocks slapping back and fortth. This also reduces the wear & tear and chafing of these items. At sea, the gallows can provide a convenient handhhold or attachment post for people to clip their harnesses on to. Some people use it to support the boom when they tie in a reef ( they must be pretty finnicky, to actually tie in reef cringles) If tthe weather pipes up to where you want a storm trysail, it''s a good way to secure the boom so that the entire spar provides a solid hand or footthold for those on deck. It could prevent the boom from being swept by a wave and knocking someone, as well. Gallows can be useful, if you have room for them.
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I''ve noticed on some more traditional boats, there''s a (Generaly wooden) bar over the cocpit where alot of more modern boats have a radar arch, except a bit more forward so that the boom could rest on it if the topping lift were lowered a bit.
Whats the purpouse for this? Why did they have it and why dont modern boats have them?
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For my next project, I'm kind of in a mental pickle, haha. I have two signals coming out of my NV net. I would like to invert one of the signals based on the input of a third signal (from a detection sensor). The trick is, I want the other signal to be unaffected as well as the time constant.
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The best way I found to do this was using an XOR logic gate, much like this one (from this page: http://www.beam-wiki.org/wiki/Making_Gates ):
My problem is, no matter how many times I try, I just can't get it to work right. I've been testing it on a separate breadboard completely disconnected from my circuit (using an LED to show me the output) and either my LED comes on all the time, doesn't come on at all, comes on half bright, skives off to the kitchen to steal my beers, goes to the bar to hit on those sexy green LEDs (and promptly gets kicked out by the bouncer IR LEDs), or any manner of behavior other than what it is supposed to be doing. I'm sure I'm missing something incredibly simple like my resistors are all wrong or something.
Any advice on how to either achieve the logic sequence I need without an XOR setup or on how to make this one work would be greatly appreciated!
(It should be noted that I've tried about 3 other discrete XOR gates with no luck either. I mean, I usually suck at breadboarding stuff, but I built, tore down and rebuilt each circuit at least 3 times over the past couple of days.)
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Rene Meza, the managing director of Vodacoms Tanzanian mobile operation has expressed concerns over a plan by the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) to slash interconnection fees, saying such a move would hurt infrastructure investment in the East African nation.
As reported by TeleGeographys CommsUpdate, the government of Tanzania is considering slashing the rates that mobile network operators charge each other for terminating calls on each others networks by up to 69% from March 2013, in an effort to drive competition. Innocent Mungy, a spokesman for the TCRA, was quoted as saying that under the proposal, the mobile interconnection rate could be cut to TZS34.92 (USD0.022) a minute, from the current TZS112.00. The TCRA will decide on the precise magnitude of the cut this month, but in an e-mailed statement Rene Meza said: We have raised concerns with the significant reduction proposed in March 2013 and the basis by which the reduction has been proposed
It is important that interconnect charges are designed to reflect the actual costs of mobile operators and the impact that the reduction will have on investment plans by Vodacom and other national operators.
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470 Men – Top 10 after four races
1. Gabriel Skoczek/Achille Nebout (FRA) - 6 pts
2. Kévin Peponnet/Julien Lebrun (FRA) - 7 pts
3. Simon Sivitz Kosuta/Jas Farneti (ITA) - 8 pts
4. Nicklas Dackhammar/Fredrik Bergström (SWE) - 8 pts
5. Philip Sparks/Ben Gratton (GBR) - 8 pts
6. Matthew Crawford/Robert Crawford (AUS) - 8 pts
7. Jan-philipp Hofmann/Felix Brockerhoff (GER) - 9 pts
8. Pablo Völker/Agustín Cunill Martinez (ARG) - 9 pts
9. Sacha Pelisson/Nicolas Rossi (FRA) - 10 pts
10. Magnus Masilge/Moritz Klingenberg (GER) - 13 470 Men Results - before protest
In the women's division, equipment problems with the trapeze harness, meant more focus was on fixing that than sailing the boat for Anna Kyselova/Anastasiya Krasko (UKR), who finished race three in 18th. Despite an improved finish of sixth in the final race of the day the Ukrainians drop from third to fifth overall. 'It was not a good day for us. We made stupid mistakes and capsized.' Fortunately the discard came into play after race four, so their mistake has not pushed them too far down the leaderboard. The pair have been busy since the 2011 470 Junior Worlds, where they finished 14th, with a whistle-stop tour in Kiev where they successfully passed their university entrance exams ready to start their studies in September 2011, before heading to Belgium.
A stunning performance from Nina Keijzer/Anneloes van Veen (NED) who finished 1.3 pushes them into first overall, just one point ahead of Annika Bochman/Anika Lorenz (GER). Bochman/Lorenz had a bad opening yesterday with a DNS penalty score followed by a third place, which left them trailing deep in 17th overall. But a return to form with a 1.2 scoreline today puts them firmly back on track for a top finish and brings closer the possibility of a repeat of their victory at the 2011 470 Junior Worlds.
German teammates Tina Lutz/Susann Beucke drop from first overall yesterday to third with a 4.2 result.
470 Women – Top 10 after four races
1. Nina Keijzer/Anneloes Van Veen (NED)- 5 pts
2. Annika Bochmann/Anika Lorenz (GER) - 6 pts
3. Tina Lutz/Susann Beucke (GER) - 6 pts
4. Sasha Ryan/Chelsea Hall (AUS) - 11 pts
5. Anna Kyselova/Anastasiya Krasko (UKR) - 14 pts
6. Anna Burnet/Flora Stewart (GBR) - 14 pts
7. Victoria Jurczok/Josephine Bach (GER) - 20 pts
8. Amy Seabright/Eilidh Mcintyre (GBR) - 20 pts
9. Cassandre Blandin/Charlotte Mery (FRA) - 24 pts
10. Sanne Crum/Lana Keijzer (NED) - 26 470 Women Results - before protest
Thursday is scheduled to be the final day of qualification, but if the predicted strong winds impact racing tomorrow, then the lay day can be used to complete the qualification series. A further six races are scheduled in the final series, including the medal race. Racing is scheduled to get underway on 11 August at 1400 470 Junior European Event Website


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players and coaches. May 19; June 2, 9 and 23; July 7, 14 and 28;
August 4 and 18.
Bye Bye Birdie tells the story of a rock and roll singer, Conrad
Birdie, who is about to be inducted into the army. Rose, his
agent's secretary, concocts one final national publicity plan
before Conrad's induction.
Kids can learn about the four stages of butterfly development
and explore how animals change and adapt through the metamorphosis
process. Signage explains the egg and caterpillar stages of
butterfly growth, and live specimens of pupa and adult butterflies
demonstrate the final two stages of growth.
Guests explore the science behind spinning toys, sports,
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Features Antique and collectible dolls and toys from the 19th
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available for hands-on fun.
Set deep within the mysterious Tombigbee Swamp, this
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At the moment his recruitment is wide open.
Scott currently has offers from ECU, Old Dominion, Virginia Tech, James Madison, West Virginia, Hampton and Maryland. With so many schools interested, he isn't looking to jump the gun with his commitment and his coach believes he should get more looks.
"I'm not trying to lean toward any school right now," the 5-foot-10, 195-pound Scott said. "My coach (Jeff McGowan) told me I should get about ten more offers before signing day."
Coach McGowan could be right. Scott has had a monster senior season for Green Run. With one game left, he has 1,257 rushing yards and 37 catches for 901 yards – that's 2,158 all -purpose yards to go along with 30 total touchdowns.
December has been busy for Scott, both Virginia Tech and ECU has sent coaches to his school and he officially visited Old Dominion today Dec. 13.
With offers from Virginia Tech and Maryland joining the mix for Scott on back-to-back days in November, it has shaken up his recruitment. He also believes another ACC school could be next to offer.
"I'm starting to hear from UNC Chapel Hill, I think they are about to offer me pretty soon," said Scott.
An offer from UNC could shake up Scott's recruitment even more. For now he plans to take some visits in January to ECU and Virginia Tech. After his visits he will start the process of deciding on a school.
"I'm going to narrow my options down in late-January," Scott said. "On signing day I will announce where I plan to go."
If Scott's recruiters, ECU offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley and linebackers coach John Wiley, can keep up the effort and stay in contact the Pirates could be in it until the end. For now it's a level playing field.


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Whats the best graffiti remover?
I'm getting tired of having to constantly clean up graffiti from the front area of my home & they even did it on my camper the other day, I live about 1 & 1/2 blocks from a high school & this happens normally after school as they walk home past our home. :furious:
What I fint seems to work best is Carb Cleaner & a brush.
I've been using a plastic brush but I'm gotta try a metal brush next.
Goof off dont work nearly as well, but I will say its what I used when they hit my camper & it worked well of that without removing the campers paint job.
What do you find works best?
Any Soy paint remover is a safe choice.
Why have you not set up a camera to catch them? Have you reported this to the police?
So glad I do not have to deal with all that poop around here.
Contact your sheriff. They may already know who the punks are that are doing this, or might be able to get some juvi's to come over and clean it up by earning civic hours on their sentences.
I've mounted light for nights around here, yet cant afford the camera set up yet, But.... I've been seriously considering it.
Then I could simply turn over the tapes to the police & see if they know the guy & then they can go get him.
Like I said its probably various school kids that do this along the way as they walk home.
This is the bummer about living in the big city. :(
Same thing happens in England I remember the closer we got to London the worse it got. :mad:
I dont even let the paint or ink dry if I can help it.
In my mind I figure if they see that it dont even get to last a day then they'll stop wasting their time & tag where it will actually last a while & people can see it & not a complete waste of time on their part not to mention getting possibly busted.
I might not mind as much if it was street art, but, its just names of who knows what?
Taggers names?
Someone responded to my post on this topic with this url that looks promising.
It might be worth reporting this to law enforcement. I would also mention it to the school.
Dog, sprinkler system on motion sensor, fire hose, rock salt....
& thanks for that link if it works as good as it shows in the video that stuff is amazing!!!! :eek:
after watching the video I'm considering a pressure washer...?
Sounds like a good excuse for another power toy. :thumbup:
Not sure if you have Northern Tool out there but they have both the cameras and the sencer that sprays water.
Make sure that you are taking pictures of it, and forwarding them to the gang unit. As for Neighborhood Watch, check out the website http://usaonwatch.org. As for Street Art, there are those that tag for showing that the territory is their's, and then there are true Graffiti artists that make it a art by showcasing their talents. Those that do it to showcase will either ask you if it is okay to use a area to do it. Check out some of the stuff by Banksy at banksy.co.uk.
Something to look into.
Got any links or ideas on prices?
Gander Mtn. Bass Pro Shops are a few places. There are a few hunter forums out on the web, a lot of them usually have a technology area for the cameras and such.
I'm always looking for an excuse to visit the BPS again. :thumbup:
Telfair....there are better ways to handle it....PM me if you want more info....graffiti is one of my pet peeves....as in #2.....you don't want to know what #1 is.....
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What is the website that best updates what's going on with the process down there? Maybe I can relay that to the lady I know.
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eBay sued over will-not-recruit agreement with Intuit
By David Ingram
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department and the state of California sued online retailer eBay Inc on Friday over what they called an illegal agreement with Intuit Inc not to recruit Intuit's employees.
The agreement eliminated competition for workers, depriving them of access to better job opportunities, the Justice Department and California Attorney General Kamala Harris said in simultaneous news releases.
Meg Whitman, then eBay's CEO, and Scott Cook, Intuit's founder, were intimately involved in forming and enforcing the agreement, federal officials said.
EBay said the government is wrong and that it will vigorously defend itself.
"EBay's hiring practices conform to the standards that the Department of Justice has approved in resolving cases against other companies. The DOJ is taking an overly aggressive interpretation in their enforcement of antitrust law in this area," said eBay spokeswoman Lara Wyss.
Tax and financial software company Intuit, which faced similar antitrust allegations in 2010 and settled, called the new lawsuits a matter for eBay.
"We have already resolved any concerns that the DOJ had about our recruiting practices and believe the matter for Intuit is closed," said Intuit spokeswoman Diane Carlini.
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Bradley's Chris Cutshaw wasn't exactly sure what happened late Saturday at Maryland's Ludwig Field except that the ball hit his head, then hit his shoulder "and came off really weird."
Bradley coach Jim DeRose was busy figuring out who he wanted to the penalty kicks and says he missed the
On the other hand, Maryland coach Sasho Cirovski was convinced it was "a great imitation of the Hand of God goal."
"From my
perspective," he said, "from seeing it both live and a replay, it was a clear handball that led to the goal, and it never should have counted."
But the goal counted, ending one of the
wildest college games in recent memory. Bradley moved into the quarterfinals for the first time with a 3-2 overtime win at Maryland.
Maryland was up, 2-0, after 28 minutes on
goals by Rodney Wallace and Omar Gonzalez and so thoroughly outclassed the Braves in the first half that it
finished the first 45 minutes with a 14-2 edge in shots.
But the Terrapins left the door open for the Braves to even the score on a pair of goals in the final two minutes of regulation --
both off scrambles in the area, the first scored by Drew DeGurian and the second by Cutshaw with 37 seconds left.
"We played a perfect
first half and a very good second half," said Cirovski, "but for the last few minutes Bradley was able to do what they do best which is score off of scrums and persistence."
Both teams
had chances to win the game in the first overtime. Bradley's Justin Bigelow nailed the crossbar, and giant Omar
Gonzalez was denied by Braves keeper Mike Haynes on a header.
With the game headed to penalty kicks, where both teams had won last
Wednesday, Cutshaw won the game after redirecting Paul Tracy's cross into the goal.
Thus continued in triumph Bradley's season that had begun in
tragedy when on the eve of preseason practice, Bradley player Danny Dahlquist died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a house fire set after a prank went awry,
and three of his roommates, all Bradley players, were charged with arson.
"It's tough for me to take this loss," said Cirovski. "However, I don't want to diminish the resiliency and the
tremendous effort that Bradley put in. This has been a phenomenal year for Bradley, from tragedy to great triumph. You have to sit in admiration and wish them the best of luck."
Game summary:
Dec. 1 in College Park, Md.
2 Bradley 3 (OT). Goals: Wallace (King) 17, Gonzalez (Zusi) 28; DeGurian 88, Cutshaw 90, Cutshaw (Tracy) 109.
Maryland -- Swaim, Gonzalez,
Costanzo, Allen, Delagarza, King, Yates, Marchiano, Wallace, Zusi, Hall. Subs: Flatley, Rodkey, Cortes, Darko, Kadotani.
Bradley -- Haynes, Donoho,
Campbell, English, Brust, DeGurian, Hickman, Tracy, Garcia, Anderson, Bigelow. Subs: Wong, Cutshaw, Reedy, Beard, Motteler.
Referee: Nate Clement.
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|By letting others decide the ingredients in our food via
modern food processing, have we lost touch with
precisely what we put into ourselves?
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I'm a little late coming to this, but as you know there's a scandal involving horse meat entering the food chain. It's currently being investigated by food authorities and police – at British and European levels.
It's also hit closer to home, as it appears a meat processing plant on the outskirts of Aberystwyth - involved in butchery of horse meat - has been implicated.
A few weeks ago, I touched on obesity in Wales. One thing I said might be a contributing factor towards rising obesity rates is an unawareness of what goes into processed foods. We generally don't make things "from scratch" as often nowadays and, by choosing convenience over food security, we have little idea about precise ingredients.
In food processing, raw ingredients – in this case meat – are sourced across European free market, broken down, remoulded in a factory process, loaded with chemicals like preservatives, then neatly packaged, marketed, sometimes frozen, and transported to supermarket shelves across Europe. Like a common piece of machinery.
There's nothing necessarily wrong with that as it generally keeps prices down and provides greater choice, but food is supposed to be a "natural cycle" of sorts – chemicals constantly being turned over in nature. Thanks to modern food processing, humans have managed to break that cycle and we've probably lost touch with our food as a result. That has knock on effects.
A point raised by an anonymous commentator on the obesity post are levels of things like salt, fats and sugars in food and their regulation. Maybe if there were tighter regulation of these it would help - not necessarily cut obesity - but prevent harmful side effects. Salt, for instance, increases the risk of strokes.
I'm surprised there hasn't been any statutory regulation of "harmful" ingredients in processed foods – even if it'll need to be led at a EU level due to the globalised nature of the food industry. The reason there hasn't is probably because these ingredients are seen as "essential" (i.e putting taste/marketability ahead of quality) – even at harmful levels.
I also doubt anyone picking up a "culinary delight" like a microwave lasagna is concerned about salt and fat levels, more the price tag. If the horse meat scandal had never broken, I'd predict most people would happily continued eating them, blissfully unaware that half a Epsom Derby card were in there.
There are at least three sides to obesity - diet, exercise and eating disorders (in the news recently, but in this case - binge eating/compulsive overeating).
On the diet side of things, the Assembly recently debated the Welsh Government's "Change4Life" campaign, which aims to ensure families make healthy choices when buying food.
It was noted that many poorer families are excluded from healthy options by cost and are increasingly reliant on things like food banks. An amendment to the debate motion was passed, calling for the Welsh Government to "address the link between poverty and poor diet." I'm aware some Communities First areas run food co-operatives to provide fresh fruit and vegetables, so there's something happening there already.
Ken Skates AM (Lab, Clwyd South) held a short debate in January on a "Nutritional Recession" - rising food prices and its impact on lower socio-economic groups.
Also related to this, the Food Hygiene Ratings Act will establish a compulsory "scores on the doors" system to display food hygiene ratings at food establishments across Wales. Hopefully, it'll make the public more aware of such things.
At the risk of repeating myself from last time, the Welsh Government are trying at least and that's a good thing. It's just going to be very difficult for people used to buying/eating cheaper processed foods to switch to something different, perhaps more expensive too.
|The Welsh Government funds projects like this "Cooking Bus"
that tours primary schools. But is this really enough?
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Changing that will have to start in the education system. When I had cooking/home economics lessons, we generally ended up making something like a cake or a pizza – neither of which really qualifies as a healthy choice. That situation has likely improved, and the Welsh Government funds a "Cooking Bus" (well, lorry) that travels to primary schools to teach cooking. But is it enough? More concerns were raised on that recently.
I don't mean to go Jamie Oliver, but there's little point in all that if the food they're served or bring it at lunchtime is junk. It was recently highlighted in the Glamorgan Gazette that Parc Prison inmates have more spent on food – per head – than Bridgend County schoolchildren or Princess of Wales Hospital patients. That's probably because inmates live there 24/7, and patients and schoolchildren will have other meals provided for them at home (presumably at greater cost). However, the point remains valid.
So yeah, it needs money and there's not an awful lot of that around. But we need to teach children that food really does grow on trees - with a lot of hard work behind it - and doesn't appear out of thin air in a vacuum sealed factory package.
As I've pointed out before, the meat industry is important to the rural Welsh economy. It's fair to say that Wales has some fine natural produce. So why aren't we using it properly? We should be able to – quite easily – produce as much beef lasagna here as we need without Red Rum making his way into it via the supply chain.
There's still room for free (and more importantly, fair) food trade as we can't get what we want from Wales alone all year round. However, we could have strong food security in Wales if local supply chains were strengthened and we all took more care in deciding where we get our food from. That's a point raised by Leanne Wood recently.
I don't eat much meat, but I don't see how any meat eater – myself included - could be squeamish about eating horse. It's healthier than other meats – as long as it isn't loaded with chemicals. Other "exotic" meats are also healthier : ostrich, crocodile, alligator, kangaroo, insects of varying descriptions. All probably doing less environmental damage than cows. But if you're going to eat meat, it's strange to choose based on how cuddly an animal is, or whether it'll come home on an each way bet in the 3:50 at Chepstow.
I don't believe there's any moral high ground with regard food as ultimately it's all doing damage to something. It's probably best to treat food (and by extension, yourself) with a bit more respect. One part of that is understanding where it comes from and what's in it.
This horse meat scandal is a case of organised criminal fraud and trade descriptions violations than a threat to health. People will always try to cut corners, and as long as most of us remain hypocrites or ignorant when it comes to sourcing food it's going to happen.
But, for heaven's sake, if you buy something labelled as beef it should contain cow.
So instead of issues surrounding the meat itself, maybe this issue highlights the importance of well-funded and well-staffed environmental health, trading standards and veterinary services.
On a side note, one of the meat processing companies involved in this scandal is called Draap Trading – based in Dutch-speaking Flanders. Flip the name backwards to "Paard". In Dutch that means....horse.


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Timon Balloo headlines the first Dinner in Paradise
Most of you know the deal by now -- cocktail reception at 5 p.m., followed by a farm tour and dinner at 6 p.m. Each dinner is priced at $165.50 (tax and google fee included).
Dinner features five courses made with local, organic products, paired with top quality wines enjoyed by guests in a lush, tropical setting. This year the proceeds of the get togethers will benefit The Urban Oasis Project, whose mission it is to make fresh local food available to all.
Check out the Paradise Farms website to find out about the rest of the seasons' dinners, and/or to make reservations.
But wait, there's now Lunch in Paradise as well...
The lunch day begins at 11 a.m. for a farm tour, followed by the actual meal at noon. It is priced at $59.50 per person (includes tax and all googly-ooglies) and features a three course meal made with local organic products. Reservations are required. Dress is casual. Participating lunch chefs don't have the gravitas of the dinner chefs, but the price accounts for that.
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Civic engagement: Adding ones voice to community conversations. Advocacy on behalf of others. Participation in public life. Encouraging other people to participate in public life. Joining in common work that promotes the well being of everyone. ~ Raise Your Voice Campaign
Two years ago, Skip took a group of us from MY HERO on a tour of City Hall Park. Used to open spaces and especially the panorama of the Southern California coastline, I welcomed this respite to breathe deeply and experience being in a beautiful green space in the urban forest of NYC. If my experience even begins to come close to the feelings of the residents of Lower Manhattan, then Skip is truly a hero! He has given the city a gift an open and historical space to reflect, be renewed and to reconnect with neighbors.
With a passion for civic engagement that took root in the 1960s, it was only natural for Skip to get involved in his community and advocate for the reopening of City Hall Park. His concern about the environmental impact of encroaching urbanization fueled his crusade to reopen the northern half of the park and to preserve its beauty as a historic green space and oasis from the harried life of the city. His vision was to create a space that would improve the quality of life for city residents, a vision in which the needs of the people in the community would come first.
A public commons in the late 17th century, City Hall Park became a public park at the beginning of the 18th century. It was the place where the public had gathered to hear the Declaration of Independence read five days after it was signed in 1776.
The MY HERO Project
View an index page of Skip Blumbergs work on MY HERO.
Archaeological Institute of America
Explore the history of City Hall Park in an article entitled, "The City Hall Park Project" by H. Arthur Bankoff and Alyssa Loorya.


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Monday, January 20, 2014
A Relationship Measured in Dog Years
My sweet dog girl Lola turns nine* this week. Well, her life with us turns nine, and if she could talk, I think she would tell you that for her, it means her life turns nine today. As with most rescue dogs, we don't know her actual birthday, although we like to think it is the same as Andrew's birthday in November. I'm a firm believer in dog soul mates, and Lola is definitely one of ours so it's fitting to think she was born the same day Andrew was.
When we met Lola she had one brother left at the pound. She had been dropped off with her whole litter as a newborn, and there were only two of them left. She was sleeping when we made our first pass through the kennels, but on the way back, she had stirred and when she looked up at us, we saw her blue eye. It was love at first sight. Her name was Iris, and we met her in between a sweet pit bull and a spunky terrier named Figaro. He wanted a black lab or an Australian Shepherd, and her sign at the kennel said she was a mix of the two. It seemed perfect.
Lola was thrilled to be outside in the meet and greet area, chasing leaves and enjoying the fresh air. The truth is, she didn't pay us much attention, but we knew she was the one. As Andrew filled out the paperwork inside, I played with her. I tried to cuddle, but she wouldn't have it. She wanted to be free and run. Two other adopters walked up and told me that they wanted to adopt Iris and had come back specifically for her. They tried to lay a guilt trip on me, but I told them she was taken. She had already stolen our hearts and there was no way I was going to let anyone come between me and that baby blue eye.
Andrew and I brought Lola home from the Humane Society of Albuquerque nine years ago on Saturday. Lola was sniffling and snotty and tired from her recent surgery, but she was ours (technically she was his since we had only been dating for a few months, but we dreamed about her and found her and loved her together). I still remember her laying across my lap in his old bruise-colored subaru station wagon with a running nose dripping on my sleeve. I didn't mind because Lola was COMING HOME!
Lola won us over fast with her sweet eyes and flirty, if fleeting, cuddles. We annoyed her with our goofy jokes and singing, and she would often run her body along the walls of his apartment until she reached the corner farthest away from us and collapse her little puppy body and let out a loud sigh that let us know we were being too loud.
Those early puppy lovestruck days are still so fresh in my mind, the same way my early days dating Andrew are. I can remember the scenes like they are from a movie that we rewatch often - in fact, I do like to recount to Andrew and the girls at least a few times a year the story of meeting each of them. No one listens too closely because they've heard it so many times, but I still love telling it.
The story of our lives together - meeting, falling in love, dating, becoming a family - all of these stories that I love so much are intertwined with our stories with the girls. I can't really think about my relationship with Andrew without also thinking of our relationship with Lola. When I first met Andrew, he was already talking about getting a puppy. We dreamed about the puppy all semester, and while we were separated over winter break, we'd email back and forth about what the puppy would be like and how excited we were to meet her. During our first semester in graduate school, Andrew thought he might take the following semester off and work at the ski resort in Taos. I remember feeling very concerned about what this plan would do to the puppy. He reassured me that he was still going to get the puppy, and I remember him joking about how his priorities were still straight. Really, it's not a joke - as we all know, life is better with a dog!
Even though we had only been dating a few months, Lola made us a family. We walked her constantly, made new friends at the park while she ran off leash, went on road trips and big adventures. Lola has been a constant in our relationship, the source of so many laughs and smiles. We have loved her so much, and I think our love as a family has grown because of her presence. She is my girl.
Happy birthday to my baby blue eye.
*I had written this post thinking that Lola is turning ten this year. I had my years mixed up and we adopted her in 2005, not 2004, which means that Lola is only nine. A feel like I was gifted a bonus year with her.
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I am proud that Lola thinks of me as a friend (or maybe she just knows seeing me usually involves cookies). Being friends with your girls has convinced me that I will have a dog of my own one day.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's so sweet! I love to think that Lola and Elsa have convinced you that you should have a dog.Delete
I can't believe those people tried to guilt you into giving up Lola! They should have snapped her up right away if they wanted her so badly. I'm glad Lola didn't end up with those flakes!ReplyDeleteReplies
oh, i know! They tried to make me feel so guilty. Apparently, they had signed up to adopt both Lola and her brother, then backed out, and THEN decided that they did want them after all. I wasn't about to budge! Flakes! Who knows, Lola's brother is probably living with those flakes these days. Poor guyDelete
How sweet :) She's a cutie. Someone asked me how old one of my cats was the other day and I had to think for a minute, so I understand how you feel!ReplyDeleteReplies
I know, on one hand, it feels like they've been with us forever, and on the other hand, I still think of Elsa as a puppy.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 21, 2014 at 8:35 PM
What a touching post my friend! She is beautiful!! In all our conversations thus far, you never mentioned her blue eye!?! How unique! She seems like a lovely member of your family and I look forward to meeting her one day. That pic you took of her at "the place" is awesome!! You got some really good shots!!ReplyDelete
It looks like Lola on the cover of a pink floyd album!Delete
well this is awesome! i am so glad you adopted lola. she is gold. pure gold! and a perfect fit for you two!ReplyDelete
i adopted two kitties a few years back. they were older when i adopted them -- about 6 or 7 each. so they are getting older. they make me so happy. i get so upset when i think that they are getting up in years and that we won't be together forever. i try not to dwell on it, or on the fact that they are slowing down a bit now (as am i!). i just try to enjoy them every single day. and i do. pets really make the best friends. sure that is cheesy, but i don't care. they enhance life. SO MUCH!!!!Replies
Thanks! Pure gold - I love it!!Delete
I try not to dwell on it either, and I just appreciate our days together. You're so right that they enhance our lives so much!
Awh how beautiful! I can't even imagine what it will be like to have had Boomer for 9 years but I'm looking forward to it! And I can completely appreciate the sentiment that Lola made you a family - that's exactly how I feel about BoomerReplyDelete


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PASSING OFFENSE: A -- QB Tom Brady has basically been flawless in two out of three games this season. On Sunday, he finished 21-of-27 with 257 yards and three touchdowns and once again helped engineer long scoring drives that kept the Patriots' struggling defense off the field.
RUSHING OFFENSE: B -- The big highlight was BenJarvus Green-Ellis, who got more playing time in Kevin Faulk's absence and made the most of it with 98 yards and a touchdown. His ability to keep the chains moving helped Brady and the rest of the offense run the clock down in the second half.
PASS DEFENSE: C-minus -- Not quite a "D" based on some key defensive stops in the second half, but not quite good enough either. The bills scored 23 points offensively despite being ranked last in the league in that category entering the game. Darius Butler continues to struggle and Brandon Meriweather looks lost, hence why he hasn't been starting of late.
RUSH DEFENSE: C -- Again, not good enough. Running plays that get past the front seven turn into a disaster because the secondary can't tackle. The Patriots gave up way too many yards on first- and second-down plays and a lot of that came on the ground, which is why it was so easy for the Bills at times to keep the chains moving with third-down conversions.
SPECIAL TEAMS: C -- The Bills didn't do much offensively in the second half, but C.J. Spiller's 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown kept them in the game longer than they should've been. When you have a defense that can barely stop the bleeding, giving up touchdowns on returns is unacceptable.
COACHING: B -- There's little the Patriots can do to fix this defense aside from shuffling personnel, which they've been doing. The good thing is they made the right calls offensively after a week in which they got too trigger-happy with the deep ball. They will, however, need to be more creative with blitz packages because they can't generate pressure from their front four.
PASSING OFFENSE: B-minus -- Ryan Fitzpatrick proved he should have been the No. 1 quarterback all along. He passed for 247 yards and also scrambled three times for 18 yards. Fitzpatrick did make some critical mistakes, with two interceptions in the fourth quarter that prevented the Bills from pulling off the upset in New England, but he gave the Bills a chance to win as he produced 23 points on offense. Lee Evans had five catches for 54 yards, but he remains unable to shake double coverage and make big plays downfield. His longest gain was 17 yards. Roscoe Parrish had a 31-yard reception among his five catches for a team-high 83 yards, and Steve Johnson had a 37-yard TD catch. The line allowed only one sack, but Fitzpatrick did face some pressure and needed to escape a few times.
RUSHING OFFENSE: B -- The Bills have turned to Marshawn Lynch as their No. 1 back after he had been considered the No. 3 man for most of the offseason and training camp. Lynch responded with another strong effort as he gained 79 yards on 13 carries. C.J. Spiller was used mostly in the third-down package and he managed 29 yards on four carries, plus caught a 4-yard touchdown pass. Fred Jackson has become the forgotten man, and the only action he saw came primarily in third-down situations because he is the Bills' best back at picking up blitzes. The line blocked pretty well and the Bills averaged 5.6 yards per attempt.
PASS DEFENSE: D -- The Bills were boasting that they had one of the best secondaries in the league, but they haven't looked like it early in the year. For the third game in a row the Bills failed to make an interception, though they finally forced their first turnover, a fumble that was recovered by ballhawk Jairus Byrd. Tom Brady threw for 252 yards and three touchdowns, and he was sacked just once, by Kyle Williams. The Bills broke up just two passes, and they had no answer for New England's two rookie tight ends, Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski. They combined for nine catches for 108 yards and a TD.
RUSH DEFENSE: F -- The Patriots do not have a No. 1 back, yet they ran for 200 yards for the first time since December of 2008. The Bills were terrible in the run front, though part of the reason was that they played a lot of nickel and dime defense to stop Brady, and Brady took advantage by audibling to run calls. BenJarvus Green-Ellis had 98 yards and a touchdown. The Bills' defensive line did very little, and the linebackers did even less. Andra Davis and Keith Ellison were not strong in the middle of the defense, and the Bills miss Paul Posluszny inside.
SPECIAL TEAMS: B -- C.J. Spiller showed just how explosive he can be. The rookie first-round pick recorded his first kickoff return TD, a 95-yarder in the third quarter. He finished with 189 return yards and a 37-yard average. Rian Lindell made three field goals, but he also had a key miss on a downwind 51-yarder in the third quarter. The kickoff coverage team gave up a 44-yard return to Zoltan Mesko.
COACHING: C -- Chan Gailey had a nice mix of run and pass in the game plan, and Ryan Fitzpatrick executed things pretty well. Gailey took advantage of Fitzpatrick's willingness to throw the ball downfield, though the Bills had only two passes that were completed for longer than 20 yards. One problem, though, was the pace of the offense in the fourth quarter. The Bills should have been no-huddling when they were down 15 points midway through the fourth. On defense, defensive coordinator George Edwards has plenty of problems to sort through. The run defense was terrible, and the pass defense wasn't much better as the Bills gave up 445 yards, 25 first downs and 38 points.
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March 9, 2012
Recap | Final Stats | Notes | Photo Gallery
Post-Game Press Conference
CLAUDE FELTON: We're joined by head coach Cuonzo Martin and student-athletes Cameron Tatum and Skylar McBee. We'll start with an opening statement by coach and then take questions for the student-athletes.
COACH MARTIN: Thought it was a well-fought game. Both teams played hard. Both teams competed. I think they beat us at playing their game. Dribble penetration, playing to their strengths more or less.
We just didn't make shots. I thought we had a lot of good looks, they just didn't fall for us.
Q. Can you just talk about hitting that shot and kind of going though the emotions going from the high of that and then ending up losing, and just walk us through that last play.
Skylar McBee: Fighting to get a chance. We needed three to get into overtime and ended up getting it, and so we were just fighting to stay alive. That's what you're trying to do in the tournament setting is, no matter how ugly or pretty it is, is get to the next round. And it just happened. And in overtime we just didn't play as well as we needed to to get that win.
Q. That two-three zone, y'all had so much trouble penetrating it. Were you trying different things? What was the problem there?
Cameron Tatum: I think that like Skylar said, we just couldn't hit shots. And if we hit shots in the zone, you get teams to come out and extend more and that gives you the opportunity to drive the ball better. But if they're hitting shots, they just stay off of us and just get a hand in the face and we didn't knock them down.
Q. You guys had a significant rebounding edge much of the game, but it looked like down the stretch, they were able to keep you guys off of the offensive glass a little better. Can you talk about that period of time and what was going on there with your big guys.
Skylar McBee: I thought we were fighting. I thought that sometimes the ball don't fall your way. Seems like earlier we were getting a lot of those loose balls, a lot of those offensive rebounds. And there late in the second half, it just seemed like they wasn't coming our way.
I thought our big guys did a good job fighting. Ole Miss is a very good rebounding team. They're long, they're big and I thought our inside guys did a tremendous job with them for the most part of the game. And I thought we fought and we just come up on the short end.
Q. I don't think anybody else hit a field goal until about two and a half minutes left in the first half. Can you talk about your offensive performance keeping Tennessee in the game up until then.
Cameron Tatum: I guess just doing whatever it takes to try to keep us in the game. Guys kept fighting hard, guys kept shooting the ball. We had a lot of confidence in everybody. I was just trying to do whatever it takes to keep us in the ball game and keep the confidence with our guys. I think that was just the tale like I said all night, just couldn't knock down open shots, the shots that we needed.
Q. Y'all are a physical team. They're a physical team. But can you recall a game where it all seemed like almost every possession, bodies were flying all over the place.
Cameron Tatum: Yeah, pretty much every possession was, it was a fight to the end. It was a war. And we kind of knew that going into this game, kind of one of them wanted some revenge from the home game and things like that. So we came in knowing what to expect. And they just beat us, like coach said, they beat us with their own strengths.
Skylar McBee: They did a good job of penetrating and getting in the lane and following up with rebounds there late in the second half and in overtime. It seemed like all their misses, they were getting the offensive rebound and putting it back in. And they were playing to their strength. They're a long team and they do a good job, dribble, penetrating. They got those two left-handed guys that do a great job of getting to the left and scoring. And it was just one of those things that they knocked down some of the shots and we didn't.
Q. Did you feel like were you playing for the NCAA tournament?
Cameron Tatum: No, we were just playing right now for what it is right now, and that's the SEC tournament.
Trying to make sure that we stay here until Sunday. And not really worrying about the NCAA tournament. If we played until Sunday, we would have a chance to play in the championship. And then it will take care of itself.
And that was our goal. Try and take it one game at a time and not looking forward to Selection Sunday or NCAA.
Skylar McBee: You can't look too far ahead. We're just trying to win every game that we play. No matter who it is, we're coming up and we're thinking about that game and that game only. You can't really look into the future. You start overlooking teams and you get beat. It was just one of those things that they played better than we did today. I don't think we were looking forward to anything. I thought it was just one of those things where we came up on the short end of the stick.
Q. Tough question, but now that it's over, you do got to kind of look at it. You have been to the NCAA tournament every year you've been at Tennessee, as a fifth year guy, how tough is it swallowing the reality that you guys probably aren't going back?
Cameron Tatum: As of right now, I'm not leaving any opportunities, anything out the window. Anything could happen. If you have faith, anything can happen. So if it was meant to be, it will be. God will let it happen. We'll just wait until Sunday and see where we end.
Q. Can you talk about the zone and just the problems they presented there.
COACH MARTIN: They have good length in their zone. When you're not making shots, obviously a team sticks with it. We figured that would be their game plan, to stick with the zone throughout the game. They did a good job. We had some looks, they just didn't fall.
Q. Up three, four to go, seemed like the offense ended up -- just a lot of threes started flying there. Maybe you were in the bonus. Can you talk about the last four minutes, what happened with trying to close out?
COACH MARTIN: I felt we had a couple good looks from three. Especially one Skylar had in the corner. I think Trae might have had one. We had opportunities to get the ball inside. I don't think we were posting as aggressively as we needed to. But it was also a combination of the guards really looking inside and not being hesitant to make the post feeds.
Q. Could you address the kind of rebounding momentum and how it changed a little bit. Y'all were so dominant in having second and third shots much of the game, but not at the end.
COACH MARTIN: I guess that would be a credit to those guys boxing out. In some cases we had a lineup change where we had guys with four fouls, so we had basically four perimeter guys out there. So it's really hard to attack like you normally would when you have four guards on one big guy.
Q. Talk about the start. Do you think that was jitters on your guys' part, where the offensive struggle with the nine turnovers or the credit of Ole Miss?
COACH MARTIN: Credit Ole Miss, but I don't know if it was jitters on our part. But I thought we had some bad turnovers. I didn't think we were very aggressive at attacking the rim off the dribble all night. I thought we didn't do a very good job with that. But other than that, I thought our guys were assertive and ready to play.
Q. You said all year that there would be nights your team wouldn't shoot well, but you thought you could hang your hat on defense. Were you disappointed with the defense because of the way Ole Miss was able to dribble penetrate?
COACH MARTIN: Yeah. Like I told our guys when I went into the locker room at the end of the game, I said, Guys, there will be nights shots don't fall, but we didn't do a very good job of containing the dribble. And especially when guys are able to play to their strengths, their left-handed guys were able to dribble left. The right-handed guy was able to go right off the ball screen and we didn't do a good job in that department.
Q. When we talked to you yesterday, you said in a neutral floor type event the three ball probably wasn't the way to go, that you really wanted to attack the rim, get to the free throw line. So did you anticipate what Ole Miss was going to do defensively and just couldn't get there?
COACH MARTIN: We knew they would play us zone. We did a good job of getting to the free throw line. I don't know if we did a very good job of using the dribble penetration. Really only on the perimeter. Cam Tatum some and Trae, they're good at attacking off the bounce, but I don't think we did a very good job of using our dribble to get in the lane.
Q. I think with about 13 seconds left, y'all deflected an inbound pass and a lot of people said it went off of Henry. You had a good view. What did you see?
COACH MARTIN: Ref made a call it was Ole Miss ball. Just one of those deals. I thought it went off his shirt. I can tell you more definitely when I go back and watch it on film.
Q. If you had an opportunity to make a case for yourselves for your postseason future, what would your stance be?
COACH MARTIN: Eight out of the
last 10, guys play hard, guys competing in
a great league. I think our guys deserve it.
10-6 in the SEC.