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1 - Chauhan Group Of Industries & Trade - Ghaziabad
F-25, B.s. Rd. Indl. Area, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
We are specially known for our best performance to entertain means to install full turnkeyâ projects like:-â â lead recycling i. red lead furnace plant…
2 - Arora Electricals - Ghaziabad
K. H - 747, Near Lajwanti Place, Kamla Market, Meerut Road. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Owing to continuous upgrade quality, assured after sales services & on time delivery track record, the company has its 30% business share contributed by repeated…
3 - Unisys Automation Pvt. Ltd. - Ghaziabad
P-159, Ground Floor, Sector, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Every unit can increase its overall productivity and efficiency, through automation. In today's cut-throat business scenario, every organization wants to obtain…
4 - Unisys Automation Pvt. Ltd. - Ghaziabad
P-159, Ground Floor, Sector-23, Sanjay Nagar, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
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H-2, South Side, G. T. Road, Industrial Area, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
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331, Maliwara, Near Vasant Cinema, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Tube light chock, tube light, trade of electrical goods like wire, bulb holder, bulb, over head switch boxes.
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130, 1st. Floor, Durga Tower, A-13 Rdc, Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Line-earthing with turn and twist mechanism, go-switch, isolators of bus-bar, trade of electrical items, drop-out fuse, over head line items.
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Global House, N150, Sector, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Trade, pipeline defect mapper suply, plc systems, engineering equipments, emergency lighting systems, fire fighting systems.
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86, Anand Industrial Estate, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
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61, Navyug Market, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Trade of hardware and electrical items- paint brush, locks, doors.
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67/8, Lal Quater, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
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B-163, Swarn Jayanti Puram, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
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63 Navyug Market, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Industrial supplies, trade and distribute of electrical , pump set, pump.
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B-53, Site-iv, Industrial Area, Sahibabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Tube lights, manufacture and suply of electrical goods like bulb.
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1839-g, Rajgira Enclave, Near Toll Tax, Nh-24 Dasna, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
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F-14, Sector A 3, Tronica City, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
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275-a, Bonza Patel Marg. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Electrical equipments, ac boxes, control panel boxes.
Vertex Tools Technology - Ghaziabad
A- 56, Sector A-4, Tronica City, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Mini mcb switches, mcb switches, mini mcb.
Bali Electric Repairing Works - Ghaziabad
172, Maliwara, Opposite Vasant Cinema, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Fan, repairing of electrical goods like motor, service, cooler.
Arora Switchgears Pvt. Ltd. - Ghaziabad
D 48, Sector A 5&6, Tronica City, Loni, Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad.
Porcelain fuse, mcb, manufacture of rewirable, bus bar chambers, change over switch, isolaters, distribution boxes, mcb distribution box.


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Metal Rail
[Thunderbird] Metal Rail, Bio
True form: Large Eagle type bird. Dark brown, black, cream feathers. Brown eyes.He's on the smaller size of a Thunderbird. Normal Thunderbirds beaks can usually fit an average size person head and torso in their mouth. Metal Rail might be able to get a third of your arm in his mouth before gagging.
Height on standing: 7'8" but walks around 4'6"-5'
Wingspan: 24' a wing, 48' togethere
Human Form: Can't turn fully human yet. Scar on bridge of nose. Skinny and frail looking. Black hair. Tan skin. He cannot take true human form (was not taught. This is why he has a scar on his nose) usually stuck somewhere in between his true and human form if he trys to be human.
True Form: Can create Wind, Rain, Lightning, Thunder, Fly, and make Whether Changes. To what extent he is not sure.
Human Form: Better eyesight. Has a lot of static. You might get a little shock shaking his hand.
Half form: He can sometimes fly and have access to his other abilities
He's pretty naïve. Proud at times. But overall a nervous bird. He is constantly preening his feathers when he's nervous or board and sometimes he preens too much. Very weak in human form/half human form. Hollow bones.
Nervous, shy, curious.
(This is my interpretation of native Americans Thunderbird)
A Thunderbird is given five names in its lifetime
- Hatchling (by elders)
- Nesting (by mother and father)
- Fledgling (by the community)
- Branching (a name given to them to travel by usually the name of their Convocation.)
- Adult (final name and able to wed legally is given after a task has been assigned and completed)
Even though Metal Rail is at the age of a late Branching or early Adult he has never received a name after Fledgling. Because of this he cannot be seen as an adult in his community. The name Metal Rail was given to him by cousins and brothers around his age as an insult after finding out about his curiosity about the human steam locomotive. A train is seen as nothing more than a beast of burden only able to travel in two directions crawling on the ground. For a creature that is meant to fly and have freedom of the skies it's not a very nice name to have.
Metal Rail was raised by his uncle's Convocation (aka flock). His mother (Fine Mist) was adopted into the Convocation when she was very young and was supposed to marry Metal Rails Uncle (Straight Wind).
His history as he knows it: A horde of Southern Thunderbirds came and stole Fine Mist (mother) taking her away and defiling her. The heroic Straight Wind (uncle) and his kettle brothers came and rescued her and destroyed the vial Southern Thunderbirds stopping them from doing any more horrendous deeds. When Fine Mist gave birth to a Southern blood child the Convocation demanded it to be destroyed. But Straight Wind love for Fine Mist was so great he would not allow it and raise the child as his own.
But the story really went more something like this: Straight Wind demanded Fine Mist hand in marriage, she had no interest. Fell in love with a Southern Thunderbird Fine Mist flew off and married him. Furious Straight Wind, with a kettle of his Convocation, traveled down to get her back, killing many Southern Thunderbirds in the process. She came back pregnant with the child of her Southern Thunderbird husband, Metal Rail. To save her child she agreed to be Straight Wind wife. Fine Mist died when Metal Rail was very young. Why Straight Wind let Metal Rail to live not even the Convocation know.
Because of Metal Rails heritage he was treated as an outcast and treated poorly. He was pushed on the outskirts of the territory as soon as he could make a spark (a bit of lightning) he was years younger than most Thunderbirds could manage to make a spark. He luckily found a small cave to call home that was just high enough that predators could not get him. He didn't get much food from the Convocation and liftoff of bugs and small prey like rats and snakes, (things a Thunderbird would never be caught eating).
After an altercation Metal Rail was forced out of his Convocation territory and somehow ended up in The City. It's all a bit overwhelming for him after living in a cave for most of his life.


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Long neglected as the first American novel, Mr. Penrose narrates the adventures of a British youth who flees an unhappy home life to seek his fortune on the high seas. Having learned the sailor's trade, Penrose survives a series of nautical mishaps, only to be cast adrift on the Mosquito Coast. When rescue finally comes, Penrose refuses to abandon the new home he has made among the Indians. Equal parts travel narrative, adventure tale, and natural history, the novel reflects on some of the most pressing moral and social issues of its time: imperialism, racial equality, religious freedom, and the nature of ethical, responsible government. Mr. Penrose contains the first unequivocal critique of slavery in a transatlantic novel and the most realistic portrayals of Native Americans in early American fiction. In the afterword to this paperback edition, Sarah Wadsworth imparts new research on the author and his career, shedding light on the novel's subjects and timely themes, and situating Mr. Penrose at the forefront of the American literary canon.
This is a whirlwind journey through the tumultuous 1960s—hippies and yippies, sex, drugs, rock and roll, peace, love, war, harmony, and rage. This is a look back at that period of time, how the events of those days changed the world and changed the people who lived through it, and how those changes continue to affect the world even today. This is the life story of the Reverend Billy Williams, who experienced all of it, from Woodstock to Vietnam. He was there for the protests and the parties from coast to coast. He was an active participant in the events of those days and a keen observer of the action who recorded those events in his daily journal. He experienced the good and the bad, and he tells it like it was. The 1960s was a unique time in history; it could be compared to an earlier renaissance, where the ideas and actions of a generation had a profound effect on the human experience. This is the history and the philosophy of those days, all wrapped up in a rousingly good tale that is Billy's and his fellow hippie friends' true life experiences. Those were the days, and here they are to be lived again.


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With gates down at Utah's five national parks and federal employees suffering a financial blow that is likely to limit their recreational spending, the state's tourism industry has its collective fingers crossed that the federal shutdown will end soon.
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|Oct 18, 1977
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|May 28, 1976
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|May 28, 1976
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This invention relates to a safety control circuit for an electrically operable machine such, for example as a punch press.
It is conventional practice to provide a punch press with a safety control circuit having two push buttons, both of which must be operated to activate the press. A control circuit of this type is preferably designed so that the press cannot be activated if one push button is held or "tied" down in the closed position so that the circuit is effectively controlled only by the second push button. Circuits which operate in this fashion are referred to as "anti-tiedown" circuits. Also, the control circuit preferably has an "anti-repeat" feature; that is the circuit is designed so that both push buttons must be released to allow the circuit to reset before a new press cycle can be initiated or an interrupted cycle can be re-established.
Examples of prior art safety control circuits are disclosed in my U.S. Pats. Nos. 3,748,541 and 3,793,533 and also in U.S. Pats. Nos. 3,207,957 and 3,895,269.
An object of the present invention is to provide an improved control circuit for an electrically operable machine, the circuit having anti-tiedown and anti-repeat features.
According to the invention the circuit includes input means for delivering electrical power to the machine and first and second relays, each including switching means and an associated relay coil for operating said switching means. The switching means of the relays are connected in said input means so that electrical power is delivered to the machine only when both relay coils are energized. First and second capacitors are associated respectively with said first and second relay coils and a source of direct current is provided for charging the capacitors. The direct current source is connectable with both capacitors through said switching means of said relays when both relay coils are de-energized, so that the capacitors are both normally charged when the circuit is at rest. First and second machine activating switch means are associated respectively with said first and second capacitors. Each of said switch means is arranged, when operated, to connect the relevant one of said capacitors with the associated relay coil to cause the capacitor to discharge into the coil and operate the relay. The circuit also includes resistor means connectable with either of said capacitors through the switching means of the relays, said switching means being arranged in the event that only one of said machine activating switch means is operated, to connect the capacitor associated with the other switch means to said resistor means, whereby, in use, the relevent capacitor will progressively discharge into the resistor means, preventing energization of the associated relay coil and hence activation of the machine after the level of charge in the capacitor has fallen below that required to energize the associated relay coil.
A circuit according to the invention may be designed to operate in a "maintained" mode or in a pulse mode. In a maintained mode circuit, the two machine activating switch means must be maintained in the operated positions during a complete cycle of operation of the machine controlled by the circuit. If either switch means is released before the cycle has been completed, the machine will stop. On the other hand, a circuit which operates in the pulse mode simply requires that both switch means be momentarily operated either simultaneously or within a predetermined time period in order to actuate the machine. The machine will then complete its cycle and stop automatically. Punch presses which require a maintained mode control circuit are normally called part revolution presses and presses which require a pulse mode circuit (often referred to as a trip control) are called full revolution presses.
In order that the invention may be more clearly understood, reference will now be made to the accompanying drawings which illustrate a number of embodiments of the invention by way of example. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a maintained mode control circuit for a punch press according to a first embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a diagram somewhat similar to FIG. 1 showing a pulse mode circuit; and
FIG. 3 is a diagram of an alternative pulse mode circuit.
Referring first to FIG. 1, S denotes the main operating solenoid for the press controlled by the circuit; when solenoid S is energized, the press cycle begins. A source of 120 volt alternating current is connected to lines L1 and L2 of the circuit. Two normally open push buttons for operation by the press operator are indicated at PBI and PB2. These push buttons will normally be positioned on the press within easy reach of the operator but spaced from one another such that both push buttons cannot be operated with one hand.
The circuit also includes two relays denoted respectively RL1 and RL2. The relays have respective coils RC1 and RC2 and each relay has three sets of contacts. In FIG. 1, the relays are shown de-energized. The two relay coils RC1 dand RC2 are in connected series with the respective push buttons PB1 and PB2.
The circuit also includes two capacitors C1 and C2 associated with the respective push buttons PB1 and PB2. These capacitors are normally charged when the circuit is in the rest condition shown. Direct current for charging the capacitors is provided by a diode rectifier D1. A second diode D2 is connected between line L1 and a line connecting the No. 2 set of contacts of relay RL1 with the corresponding set of contacts of relay RL2. The purpose of this diode will become apparent later. Finally, the circuit also includes a variable resistor R which can be connected to either of the capacitors C1 or C2 as will be described.
As indicated above, when the circuit of FIG. 1 is in the "rest" condition, both of the capacitors C1 and C2 receive charge through diode D1. If both push buttons are operated simultaneously (or within a predetermined time limit - see later), both capacitors C1 and C2 will discharge into their associated relay coils RC1 and RC2 respectively, operating both relays. All three sets of contacts of both relays will then switch over and the press solenoid S will receive current through the No. 3 sets of contacts of both relays. The two capacitors C1 and C2 will continue to charge by way of diode D2 and will accordingly maintain the relays RL1 and RL2 in the energized condition as long as both push buttons remain closed. If either push button is released, the corresponding relay will drop out and the press solenoid S will no longer receive power, stopping the press. Simultaneously, the capacitor associated with the released push button will progressively discharge through the variable resistor R, preventing the press cycle being re-established after the level of charge in the capacitor has fallen below that required to energize the relay.
For example, assume that both push buttons PB1 and PB2 have been pressed to activate the press solenoid. If push buttons PB1 is now released, relay RL1 will drop out and de-energize solenoid S by way of its No. 3 contacts. Simultaneoulsy, capacitor C1 will be connected with the variable resistor R by way of the No. 2 contacts of relay RL1 and the No. 1 contacts of relay RL2. Capacitor C1 will then progressively discharge through resistor R in a comparatively short time. After that time, if push button PB1 is pressed, relay coil RC1 will not be activated because capacitor C1 is in a discharged condition. The press cycle can only re-established if push button PB 2 is also released and both buttons are pressed simultaneously after the capacitor C1 and C2 have recharged.
Resistor R (which may be termed a "bleeding" resistor) operates in similar fashion to prevent energization of solenoid S if the push buttons PB1 and PB2 are not pressed simultaneously or within a predetermined time interval. Assume, for example, that push button PB1 is operated but PB2 is not. Both capacitors C1 and C2 are in a charged condition and capacitor C1 discharges into relay coil RC1 causing relay RL1 to operate. Capacitor C2 is then connected with resistor R by way of the No. 2 contacts of relay RL2 and the No. 1 contacts of relay RL1 and will discharge in a period of time determined by the resistance value of resistor R.
Resistor R can be adjusted to control the discharge time of the capacitors according to the operating requirements of the control circuit. Typically, the resistor will be adjusted to provide a discharge time of say, one second. In this event, the press will not operate unless both push buttons are pressed simultaneously or within one second of one another. Similarly it will be possible to re-establish a press cycle interrupted by release of one of the push buttons only if that button is operated within one second of its release.
Reference will now be made to FIG. 2 in describing a control circuit designed to operate in the pulse mode. This circuit may be regarded as a modification of the circuit of FIG. 1; similar reference characters have therefore been used to denote like parts in both views.
In the circuit of FIG. 2, the relays RL1 and RL2 each have four sets of contacts. In addition, the circuit includes a second adjustable resistor, denoted R(P), the purpose of which is to limit the duration of the pulse delivered to solenoid S when the circuit is operated. As in the case of FIG. 1, the capacitors C1 and C2 are both normally charged. If both push buttons are operated simultaneously, the relay coils RC1 and RC2 will be energized and solenoid S will receive power from supply lines L1 and L2. Simultaneously, both capacitors C1 and C2 will be connected to the second adjustable resistor R(P) and will discharge into the resistor. For example, capacitor C1 will be connected with resistor R(P) by way of the No. 2 contacts of relay RL1, the No. 4 contacts of relay RL2 and the No. 4 contacts of relay RL1. When the level of charge in either capacitor falls to a value at which the associated relay coil can longer remain energized, that relay will drop out and solenoid S will be disconnected from the power supply. The time for which solenoid S is energized (the pulse duration) will be determined by the resistance valve of resistor R(P) and can be varied by adjusting the resistor.
The situation if only one push button is actuated initially or is released prematurely will be exactly the same as that described in connection with FIG. 1. For example, if push button PB1 is pressed, relay RL1 will be energized and capacitor C2 associated with push button PB2 will be connected to the "bleeding" resistor R by way of the No. 2 contacts of relay RL2 and the No. 1 contacts of relay RL1, causing the capacitor C2 to discharge. The circuit cannot now be activated by pushing button PB2. This can be done only by releasing push button PB1 and operating both buttons simultaneously or within the predetermined time interval allowed by resistor R.
FIG. 3 illustrates a modification of the pulse mode circuit of FIG. 2. In the FIG. 3 circuit, the relays RL1 and RL2 each have only three sets of contacts and only one diode D is used. Also, a resistor RS is connected between power supply line L1 and the No. 3 set of contacts of relay RL2. It will be noted that, in the positions of the relays shown in FIG. 3, resistor RS is in series with diode D and hence in series with the relay coils RC1 and RC2. As in the FIG. 2 embodiment, the circuit of FIG. 3 also includes a variable resistor R(P) for determining the duration of the pulse supplied to the press solenoid S.
If both of the push buttons PB1 and PB2 of FIG. 3 are operated at the same time, the two relay coils RC1 and RC2 are energized as described in connection with the preceding embodiment. Operation of the relays disconnects the direct current charging source for the capacitors C1 and C2 via diode D and connects the capacitors to the variable resistor R(P). The capacitors discharge into resistor R(P); the resistor determines how long the relays RL1 and RL2 are held in their operated positions and hence the duration of the pulse delivered to the press solenoid. When the charge in either capacitor falls to a level at which the voltage is insufficient to maintain the associated relay coil in an energized condition, the relay will drop out and the solenoid circuit will be interrupted as described above.
If either of both push button are maintained closed at this time, the resistor R(S) and the relay coil or coils still connected will form a voltage divider which will prevent either capacitor reaching the voltage level required to operate the associated relay. In other words, the level of charge in the capacitors will provide insufficient potential to energize the relay coils because of the substantial voltage drop which occurs across the resistor R(S) in series with the relay coils. The solenoid cannot be reactivated unless both push buttons are released and the capacitors C1 and C2 are allowed to recharge from diode D.
If only one push button is operated when both capacitors C1 and C2 are fully charged, the other capacitor will be connected to the "bleeding" resistor R and will discharge unless the push button associated with that capacitor is operated within a predetermined time interval (e.g. 1 second). For example, if push button PB1 is closed (assuming both capacitors are fully charged), capacitor C2 will be connected with resistor R by way of the No. 2 contacts of relay RL2 and No. contacts of RL1. If push button PB2 is not closed within the predetermined time interval referred to above, the level of charge in capacitor 2C will be insufficient to energize relay coil RC2. Simultaneously with energization of relay coil RC1, capacitor C1 will be connected to the pulse duration determining resistor R(P); relay RC1 will therefore drop out after a predetermined time interval determined by that resistor.
As a modification of the circuits of FIGS. 1 to 3, the variable resitor R described may be replaced by two similar resistors each associated with one of the capacitors. For example, referring to FIG. 1, a second variable resistor is indicated in chain line at R2 and is connected between the power supply line L2 and a point denoted A on the line joining the No. 1 sets of contacts of the two relays. The corresponding point of connection of resistor R is indicated at B. The points A and B are disconnected from one another. In the circuit so modified, each capacitor C1 or C2 discharges into its associated resistor R or R2 respectively. The resistance of each resistor R or R2 can be adjusted as appropriate to determine the discharge time of the associated capacitor. This allows individual control over the discharge times of the respective capacitors and provides additional flexibility in circuit operation.
The circuit of FIG. 1 may be modified to cater for a machine having more than one operator. In this event, either or both of the push buttons PB1 or PB2 may be replaced by a more complex switching arrangement designed to ensure, for example, that each operator has activated a switch associated with his control station before the relevant capacitor is connected to the associated relay coil. Similar arrangements may be made to cater, for example, for a machine in which a number of preliminary operations must be performed before the press solenoid can be energized. For example, the number of switches associated with the additional operators or work stations of the machine may be series connected between the relevant capacitor and the associated relay coil so that the coil will be energized only when all of the switches have been closed.
In a maintained mode circuit modified as indicated above, it may be desirable to provide separate diodes to maintain the voltage in each relay coil after the circuit has been initially activated. An additional diode is indicated in chain line at D3 in FIG. 1 and is connected between power line L1 and the line joining the No. 2 contact sets of the relays. The points of connection of the relays D2 and D3 to this line are denoted C and D respectively; the portion of the line between points C and D will be disconnected where two diodes are used.
It will be appreciated that the circuits described above all have anti-tiedown anti-repeat features. In other words, circuits are designed so that they will not operate if one push button is held or "tied" down in the closed position prior to operating the other push button. Also, a new press cycle cannot be initiated or an interrupted cycle re-established unless both push buttons are released and subsequently operated simultaneously.
It is to be noted, finally, that the preceding description applies to specific embodiments of the invention only and that many modifications are possible within the broad scope of the claims. For example, the variable "bleeding" resistors R described above may be replaced by non-adjustable resistor(s) of predetermined value. Also, it is to be understood that FIGS. 1 to 3 are schematic circuit diagrams only. Specific values have not been assigned to the various components indicated since the specific components used will vary according to operational requirements. Resistors and/or other components may be included in the circuits where necessary as will be readily apparent to a person skilled in the art.
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Textile Fair............so much more than that ..........
13 comments:
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
This is what blogging still is to me, though I've quit to pursue my poetry. PEOPLE are the reason we make art, write poems. Lovely photo too, sea angel! Anita
- 1/3/15 12:02
- Mrs Bertimus said...
Just wanted to say how much I love your blog and photography x
- 1/3/15 14:24
- Mrs Bertimus said...
Just wanted to say how much I love your blog and photography x
- 1/3/15 14:24
- Pilgrim at Kerjacob said...
You are special and you have magic that's why people want to talk to you.
Love to you
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Sharing of things that bestill the heart gives us the breath of life.
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Happy to hear you had a good time at the fair Lynn and met such lovely people!
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- Gail said...
How lovely Lynn! loved your bag in the last post...what a great idea to use special tea towels...have a nice weekend...Gail x
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I had a problem leaving a comment, technology ... bah! Only wanted to say how lovely that your work is and how you have such a personal touch. Very special.
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Darling, did you go to the Manchester Textile Fair the other weekend? You weren't standing there where you as i came along to buy!x
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WEST PALM BEACH – Nearly 50 district-operated elementary, middle and high schools were recently honored by the 2015 President's Education Awards Program. The awards are given to students throughout the country who demonstrate educational excellence and academic growth in the classroom. Principals at each of the 49 School District of Palm Beach County schools will… Read more »
Media Advisory: State legislators to visit fourth grade students, tour Pine Jog Elementary
WEST PALM BEACH – State Sen. Jeff Clemens and State Rep. Mark Pafford will speak to fourth grade students at Pine Jog Elementary School about state government and environmental issues affecting Florida's natural resources during a visit to the school on Friday, May 15. They will also receive a tour of Pine Jog Elementary and… Read more »
Media Advisory: Pine Jog Elementary caps off Earth Day celebrations with "Walk and Go Green" event
WEST PALM BEACH – As part of its weeklong observation of World Earth Day, Pine Jog Elementary School's PTA is sponsoring its annual "Walk and Go Green" event on Saturday, April 25 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is open to the public. WHAT: "Walk and Go Green" event at Pine Jog Elementary… Read more »
Media Advisory: Pine Jog Elementary hosts 7th Annual Strawberry Festival on Feb. 28
WEST PALM BEACH – To celebrate the harvest of Pine Jog Elementary School's 4,000-plant hydroponic gardens and its abundant strawberry crop, the school will host its 7th annual Strawberry Festival on Saturday, Feb. 28. WHAT: Pine Jog Elementary Strawberry Festival WHEN: Saturday, Feb. 28, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. WHERE: Pine Jog Elementary School… Read more »
Media Advisory: Pine Jog Elementary School's PEEPS dedicate chicken coop on Dec. 4
WEST PALM BEACH – With the help of some generous business partners, Pine Jog Elementary School built a chicken coop that will allow students to observe the animals and better understand their role in the food system – from eating harmful pests and weeds to providing fresh eggs. On Thursday, Dec. 4, the school's STEM… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary School PTA and All Pro Dads recently hosted its First Annual "Walk and Go Green". This free event was scheduled as a family fun walk to promote health, but grew into a health fair with more than 400 attendees and 40 vendors, non-profit organizations and community business partners. Families were able to visit… Read more »
The Pine Jog Elementary Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) is sponsoring the 6th Annual Strawberry Festival, Saturday, February 22nd, 2014 from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The festival began six years ago and was created to celebrate the harvest of Pine Jog's 4,000 plant hydroponic gardens and its abundant strawberry crop. The garden is managed by the OWL (Our World Leaders)… Read more »
Students at Pine Jog Elementary will be celebrating their first annual Souper Bowl. On Friday, January 31st, students who bring in a can of soup are allowed to wear a football jersey to support their favorite football team. At the Pine Jog Souper Bowl, everyone wins. The program will be managed by the members of the… Read more »
The Center for Green Schools Trailblazing Teacher Awards are given twice a year to 10 teachers nationwide who have demonstrated their commitment to advance ecoliteracy and bring environmental sustainability into the classroom. Susan Playe, a 5thgrade Science teacher at Pine Jog Elementary School, has been recognized as a Trailblazing Teacher. Ms. Playe models sustainable… Read more »
On November 20th at 8:30 am, five students will receive Teamwork USA College Scholarships. At an assembly, five students will be notified that they will receive $1,000.00. The students were nominated by their teachers and all nominees were reviewed carefully. The students are not aware of their nomination. Students will be gathered in the cafeteria as their teachers explain the… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary School is dedicating an entire school day and night to STEM education in support of all the STEM activities which are part of the school's core curriculum for all students, K-5. On Thursday, November 7, 2013, Superlative STEM Day will be launched with the presentation of the very talented team of Page Turner Adventures as… Read more »
The Pine Jog Elementary School PTA is sponsoring its 6TH Annual Enchanted Forest. This is a fun event for the entire family where visitors will be greeted by costumed animals like a raccoon, opossum, a bat, a lady bug, an owl, and even an itsy bitsy spider. Families will be able to enjoy games, campfires,… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary students will be conducting a hurricane preparedness simulation at the Palm Beach County Emergency Operations Center to prepare for and recover from the wrath of fictitious Hurricane that will sweep through their community. When? Thursday, September, 12, 2013 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Where? Palm Beach County Emergency Operations Center –… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary Safety Patrols Have Royal Experience
Pine Jog Elementary Safety Patrols are currently on their annual trip to Washington, D.C . Today, when visiting the JFK Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery they were treated to a very up close and personal experience. As students were viewing the grounds, Prince Harry walked up to pay his respects to the Kennedy family. Upon… Read more »
Book Reading Session Turns Into Teacher And Former Student Reunion
Members of the Florida Atlantic University football team recently visited Pine Jog Elementary School to read books to the children. An unexpected turn of events changed the book reading into a real life lesson. Travis Jones, a running back/wide receiver for the FAU Owl Football team was asked about his elementary school experience. … Read more »
Never Too Early to Prepare for College! Pine Jog Elementary Students Receive Scholarships
Six students from Pine Jog Elementary will each receive scholarships from TeamWork USA College Scholarships following high school graduation and enrollment in a Florida 2 or 4 year college/university or vocational school. The 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students, at their early age, have accomplished outstanding academic achievements and leadership qualities securing their first scholarship. Thaina Jean… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary – An Example for National and International Educators
Integrating a green and healthy culture in schools to ensure that current and future generations of students are environmentally literate is one of the primary goals of today's educators. During the past weekend more than 1,000 visitors from 45 states and 3 countries gathered for the Green Schools National Conference to share practices, programs and… Read more »
National Green Schools Conference Highlights Pine Jog Elementary
Pine Jog Elementary School will host educators from 18 states and Canada who will be visiting West Palm Beach for the 3rd Annual Green Schools National Conference on Friday, February 22 at 1:00 p.m. A tour was arranged as part of the Green Schools pre-conference tour to show case Pine Jog as the only National… Read more »
Support Our School Gardens! Come to Pine Jog Elementary's Strawberry Festival
Support Our School Gardens! Come to Pine Jog Elementary's Strawberry Festival The Pine Jog Elementary Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) is sponsoring the 5th Annual Strawberry Festival. When? Saturday, February 16th, 2013 from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Where? Pine Jog Elementary - 6315 Summit Blvd., West Palm Beach, FL 33415 The festival began 5 years ago and was… Read more »
Stella's Migration Provides Picture Perfect Lesson In Goal Setting-Stella Visits Pine Jog Elementary, Tuesday, October 23rd
Children across Florida are taking part in a unique exercise in goal setting to help Stella, a near life-size illustration of a baby right whale, migrate 700 miles from one end of the state to the other. Famed muralist Wyland and South Florida school children created the giant painting in spring 2012 as part of… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary Holds First Annual Cultural Heritage Festival
Pine Jog Elementary recently held the school's first annual Cultural Heritage Festival. Parents, teachers and students participated in this cultural sharing event. Over 30 countries were represented by table displays that featured pictures, food samples and customs of the individual countries. There were performances by dance groups, singers and a fashion show that featured the customs of… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary Named as Only Green Ribbon School in the State
Pine Jog Elementary School continues to excel for their comprehensive approach to creating a "green" environment for their students, teachers and community. For this reason, it was selected as one of the U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools. Pine Jog is the only elementary school in the State of Florida to obtain this recognition…. Read more »
Pine Jog And S.D. Spady Recognized For Creating Healthy Environments Focused On Nutrition And Physical Activity
Pine Jog Elementary and S.D. Spady Elementary are being recognized for creating healthy environments focused on nutrition and physical activity. Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam recently joined United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Undersecretary Kevin Concannon to celebrate the achievements of Florida schools that have been awarded a USDA HealthierUS School Challenge (HUSSC) Award for… Read more »
Pine Jog Elementary Celebrates Literacy Week
Pine Jog Elementary School kicked off Literacy Week with a guest reader program that included many community members. Among the guests was Palm Beach County Sheriff Chief Deputy Michael Gauger who read his book On The Force with Finnegan and Dory. The book was written by the Palm Beach County Sherriff's Special Events Office. The… Read more »


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BWW Review: GIRLS ONLY-THE SECRET COMEDY OF WOMEN at Starlight Indoor Series
As a woman, I know that we go through a lot of struggles, and I'm not even talking politically. There's the fact that you can be a C cup at one store but a B cup at another, there is a ton of pressure from the media to be thin, and don't even get me started on panty hose. But that's where the women of "Girls Only-The Secret Comedy of Women" come in.
Barbara Gehring and Linda Klein wrote and star in this laugh out loud comedy about the experiences women go through. Gehring and Klein have been friends for many years, and decided to write the show after boldly sharing their diaries from childhood to each other.
The two are clearly very comfortable with their bodies as they welcomed everyone into the Jeannette & Jerome Cohen Community Stage House in their bra and underwear. The set, designed by Lisa M. Orzolek, is a girl's bedroom straight out of the 70s with a Sean Cassidy poster and a lava lamp.
The two start out by sharing stories with the audience from their diaries about childhood crushes, family trips, and bad hair days. As the show progresses, though, their stories get older and turn to our changing bodies. The best bit was when the two dressed up as grandmas and put on a show about crafting with pads and tampons. The ladies next to me were crying they were laughing so hard.
The most relatable bit was the full-blown ballet routine in order to put on panty hose. As a former competitive dancer, I have fought with many a pair of hose, ruining brand new pairs with a ragged fingernail and wiggling trying to pull them up.
When you go (and you should, seriously, drop everything and go) be prepared for audience participation. There's singing, a purse bit, questions, and a "woman shower," but it is all a part of coming together and sharing the experience of being a woman. Don't worry men, you can go too, just be prepared to be picked on a little. There were two or three men in the audience when I went, and a few playful jokes were made at their expenses.
"Girls Only" will be at Jeannette & Jerome Cohen Community Stage House through the 23rd. Tickets can be purchased at https://www.kcstarlight.com/events/event-detail-production/girls-only.


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The following information on Smith & Wesson .22 Revolvers comes from Smith & Wesson Hand Guns by Roy C. McHenry and Walter F. Roper. Smith & Wesson Hand Guns is also available to purchase in print.
Determined attempt to step up the velocity of existing types and calibers of cartridges has been made since about 1930. Remington-UMC designed a new .22 long rifle cartridge with a smokeless powder charge and a brass case-instead of the copper case which had contained the mild Lesmok powder to the satisfaction of small-bore shooters for so many years.
Hitherto a dependable, low-velocity affair, the new .22 long developed 1,400 f.s. when fired from a rifle. But the cartridge proved too robust for lighter types of rifles and disastrous results followed its use in pistols and revolvers. Lack of lateral support caused the brass case to blow out around the rim, where it joins the body of the case.
Most revolver manufacturers passed up the Remington Hi-Speed cartridge as hopeless, but Major D. B. Wesson (not Daniel but Douglas) continued his experiments with the dangerous little contraption. Success finally crowned his efforts when he re-discovered the expedient of the cylinder with countersunk recesses to provide support for the cartridge rims.
Major Wesson's idea was ingenious but not original. Gunsmiths of the pre-Civil War period had resorted to the same expedient in adapting cap-and-ball revolvers to shoot rim fire cartridges, although it is a question whether they were seeking lateral support for the cartridge heads or simply a closer fit between the back of the cylinder and the recoil shield.
Having solved the primary problem, Major Wesson lost no time in designing a revolver to shoot the Hi-Speed cartridge. There had been a steady demand for heavier hand guns to shoot .22 cartridge ever since Colt introduced the Camp Perry single-shot pistol. Smith & Wesson's .22/32 was also called the Heavy Frame .22, but it weighed only 23 ounces. Next in size was the .38 Military & Police Model with a weight of 31 ounces and a six-inch barrel. It was a simple matter to have the cylinder and barrel of the .38 bored to accommodate the .22, and with the excess metal its weight came to 35 ounces—a good heft for a target revolver and several ounces above any other .22 on the market at the time. Another feature that must have appealed to the firm's financial supervisors was that the new gun did not require much new machinery or re-tooling to be placed in production.
Major Wesson either overlooked or ignored one point about the new revolver. A .22 long rifle cartridge is more than half an inch shorter than a .38 special, which meant that the .22 bullet had to travel that distance through the smooth-bore chamber before contacting the grooves in the barrel—a factor that to some small extent affects the weapon's accuracy. However, machine rest tests showed that it would group its shots inside an inch-and-a-half circle, which should satisfy almost any shooter.
While it would be theoretically possible to rifle the intervening space in the chambers of this gun, the nicety of adjustment necessary to bring grooves and lands of chamber and barrel into exact conjunction would add perceptibly to the cost of production. It would also be possible to shorten the top strap and decrease the length of the cylinder, but this might spoil the balance of the revolver and would certainly detract from the harmony of its proportions. The same fault, if you choose to call it that, exists in the Colt Officers Model and its twin, the Colt Official Police Revolver, in .22 caliber. Both came out shortly after the Smith & Wesson K-.22 made its appearance and were likewise designed to ·shoot the hi-speed cartridge. Like the Smith & Wesson, they were supplied with the countersunk or embedded chamber, which is not a patentable feature.
Aside from the natural increases in velocity due to substitution of smokeless for black powder, little attention was given cartridges of larger size until after 1930. Only one American hand gun cartridge was being produced with a speed above 1,000 f.s., and it had remained in comparative disuse since its introduction in 1904. This was the Colt .38 automatic, and its lack of popularity was due to the fact that the Colt Corporation had failed to provide anything to shoot it in other than the antiquated carpenter square-model which lacked a safety grip. The cartridge deserved better treatment for it had a velocity of 1,146 plus f.s. and energy and penetration exceeding the Mauser and Luger on account of its heavier 130-grain bullet. The few shooters who had acquired proficiency with the inconveniently balanced arm for which it was designed testified to its accuracy at long ranges; but it was not these enthusiasts who rescued the cartridge from comparative obscurity. It happened this way:
During the First World War a number of so-called "bullet proof" vests had been placed on the market and military authorities had experimented with some of them. But they were heavy and cumbersome in combat use and, besides, they were vulnerable against rifle fire. It was not until the post-war era of gangsters and hijackers that the bullet-proof vest became popular with denizens of the underworld, who discovered that the garment was proof against a revolver or automatic bullet not exceeding 900 f.s. velocity. This included the .45 automatic which police of that day were using for serious business and they began to report instances of hoodlums moving away under their own power who apparently had been hit dead center.
Eventually the mystery was solved when one of the law-enforcing agents brought down his man with a head shot and ascertained that he had been wearing one of the protective vests. Tests followed which proved that current regulation hand gun equipment was no match for the armored garment, so the authorities took their problem to the Colt experts.
Colt continued the experiments and found that the vest stopped every bullet in stock, including the .45 Peacemaker, except the neglected .38 automatic. This cartridge drilled a neat hole through the vest, but to make doubly sure they increased the velocity of the cartridge to 1,300 f.s.—which was very little trouble in view of the increased efficiency of smokeless pistol powder.
From their researches emerged the cartridge known as the .38 Superautomatic, and as the archaic Model 1902 pistol was obviously unsuitable for police work they designed for it a new weapon by reducing slightly certain dimensions of the .45 automatic. The new .38 automatic was adopted by a number of police organizations, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, for which it performed its armor-piercing functions to entire satisfaction.
Another use which police authorities found for hand guns with high penetrative power was the stopping of automobiles. Any pistol or revolver would shoot holes in "tin lizzies" and other lightly constructed cars of the period, but it was not long before the outlaw element began to use heavier automobiles for their nefarious purposes. Within a few years a type of glass was developed which would stop ordinary revolver bullets, even of heavy caliber. But the new Superautomatic cartridge had no trouble boring through metal and safety glass with enough surplus energy to kill or maim the occupants.
As may naturally be supposed, officers and directors of the Smith & Wesson Corporation were not happy to see their regular police customers leaving them, while road patrols and raiding squads equipped themselves with the new Colt automatic. In other years the .38 K Model Smith & Wesson had been a popular police arm, but its ammunition lacked the energy to tear through trick vests, heavy car bodies and bullet-proof glass. Along in 1933, Vice-President Douglas B. Wesson decided to do something about it.
We can imagine him at his desk with a Colt .38 Superautomatic cartridge and a .38 Smith & Wesson cartridge before him. Bullet diameters were substantially the same, .359″ for the Colt and .357″ for the S&W. Weight advantage went to the Special, 158 grains to 130, but the Colt had a velocity of 1,300 f.s;, energy of 487 pounds and would penetrate ten 7/8″ pine boards at 15 feet. The Special's velocity was only 847 f.s., its energy 252 pounds, and its penetration power eight and one-half inches of the same pine boards. Comparisons are said to be odious, but Major Wesson did not flinch from making them. And like his grandfather, he kept on making them until he found what he was seeking.
Placing the two cartridges on end, side by side, he saw that the S&W was taller, 1.55″ as against the Colt's 1.27″. This was due in part to the Special's larger bullet, but the scale showed that the Special's case was a hair's breadth over a quarter of an inch longer, leaving that additional space for powder stowage.
The major recalled that the .38 S&W originally had been a black powder cartridge holding a charge of 26 grains. Its velocity had been stepped up when the load was changed to smokeless, but not a great deal. He picked up the cartridge and shook it, the vibration convincing him that it was not packed to capacity as it had been in the black powder days. The automatic cartridge, he reflected, had always been loaded with smokeless powder and was packed to capacity, or nearly so. When he had finished his examination he knew there was room in the .38 Special case for enough high voltage powder to wreck any revolver in existence.
Experiments proved that the heat-treated cylinders of existing revolvers were proof against the Superautomatic or the pepped-up Special, but that another element was inadequate. Human endurance balked at a weapon which almost kicked itself out of the shooter's hand. It was the story of the first .45 Colt single-action all over again, when the first cartridges with the 40-grain charge were fired. The kick of the old Peacemaker had made shooters flinch, but the .38's threatened to fly over the shooter's shoulder.
No such trouble had been experienced with the Superautomatic in the gun designed for it, whose recoil (or a large portion of it) had been utilized for throwing back the slide and ejecting the cartridge case. But in revolvers this energy is wasted—or rather, makes a nuisance of itself.
Only solution to the problem was to build a gun capable of absorbing part of the recoil by the inertia of its weight. Major Wesson consequently fitted a .44 frame with barrel and cylinder bored for the .38 and found that the additional mass modified the gun's tendency to dislocate the shooter's shoulder. A five-inch barrel was chosen as the best length for a reasonably quick draw and, as an afterthought, addition was made of the casing that had been used around the front cylinder stop of the New Century Model.
To minimize further the back chop of the narrow frame, a metal "adaptor" was designed which partly filled the space below the trigger guard. This improved the grip by providing a firmer hold, but still left something to be desired. When finally placed in production, it was designated as the .38/44 Heavy Duty Revolver and weighed 40 ounces, which was not excessive for quick work. Being designed as a police arm, it was fitted with fixed sights.
As the cartridge proved to be very accurate, the gun was also produced in a target model with a 6 1/2-inch barrel and adjustable sights, in which form it weighs 41 3/4 ounces and is known as the .38/44 Outdoorsman.
The Heavy Duty Model and the cartridge designed for it proved to be a highly effective combination for combating crime. It penetrated bullet-proof vests with destructive power; it pierced the back of a heavy automobile, ranged forward through upholstery and inner fittings and even damaged the engine. A special metal-piercing type of bullet was designed for the cartridge shaped something like the "ferrule point" on arrows used by expert archers, resembling an obtusely sharpened pencil. In conformance with Smith & Wesson's traditional regard for the bore of their revolvers, the jacket of the bullet is so applied that it does not touch the rifling. As in the .35 automatic cartridge, the bullet is of lead at its extreme diameter, thus avoiding the wear usually caused by cased bullets.
Besides being used successfully on hardened criminals, the Heavy Duty Model is effective on big game. Jack Tooker, who formerly was employed by the government to keep down the population of predatory animals in Grand Canyon National Forest, used it to kill mountain lions and rarely had to expend more than one round per varmint. But unless you have had as much experience in this line as Mr. Tooker, you should take a dependable rifle along with you when you are out after felis concolor.


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Discussion in 'UConn Men's Basketball' started by CGarr, Sep 25, 2016.
The Cali connection. I love how it seems like we are always picking off elite players out of the LA area, which is ridiculous for a cold, northeastern school across the country in CT. A sign that there's something special here worth traveling for.
I always worry that ucla or Stamford will make a run at getting ollie.
No worries 99. His roots as a kid are in LA but his roots as a player and coach are really right here in CT.. Only worries are the NBA, his blood flows with National Flag Blue as far as college doubt he would ever go anywhere else, at least for years to come.
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I have unpublished all but one of my chapters of my novel. I am going to take one chapter at a time and work on it until it is ready to be read. I haven't done further editing to chapter one as yet. Please be patient with me, this is a novel in progress. And for those who want to know- I do not wish to publish this novel- I know the rules of publishing a book, as a have sent previous novels to publishers. I am now an indie novelist (independent novelist), sharing my novels with the public by other means, such as hubpages.
Why did you unpublish.
Hi lumberjack,
Chapters one to three are there again. Were you enjoying my work?
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Fic: Curious (3/3) (WMC)Jun. 18th, 2008 09:14 pm
Title: Curious (3/3)
Fandom: Women's Murder Club
Pairing: Jill/Cindy
Rating: NC-17
Word count: 2,492
Disclaimer: Alas, characters aren't mine.
Spoilers: None
Summary: What happens after Cindy's latest bad date.
A/N: So, I'm not too sure about my smut-writing abilities, but yeah. I did it anyway. So here's that sexual harassment you all wanted.


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Davao del Norte Governor Rodolfo del Rosario and former Congressman Antonio "Tonyboy" Floirendo Jr. have agreed, for the unity of the two ruling parties in the province, to have Vice Governor Victorio "Baby" Suaybaguio Jr. as a coalition's gubernatorial standard bearer in 2016 polls.
The big news swept through the provincial Capitol Wednesday morning that the two top political honchos in the province had agreed during a luncheon meeting, together with Suaybaguio and Congressman Anthony "AGR" del Rosario Tuesday at Tahanan ng Gobernador inside the Capitol complex at Mankilam, Tagum City.
In effect, there would be a coalition between the governor-led Liberal Party and Floirendo-led Kusog Baryohanon party in the coming May 9, 2016 election, each of which would have to dominantly rule on their respective bailiwick districts, the same pattern that had emerged in the last 2013 polls, a highly-placed source from the Capitol said.
The LP and Kusog rule in the province's Districts 1 and 2, respectively.
The source said that under the unity agreement ex-Cong. Floirendo would call the shots who would be the coalition's vice gubernatorial standard bearer.
Floirendo initially endorsed former Panabo Mayor Rey Gavina for vice governor while Rodney del Rosario, who was reportedly first bruited about to be a gubernatorial material, was said to have been positioned either for IGACOS mayor or for vice governor, "if Rodney agrees with it," the source added.
Cong. AGR would seek reelection for his third term in the first district, while ex-Cong. Tonyboy would have his comeback for congressman in the second district.
Gov. Del Rosario will launch soonest a caucus with the province's mayors relating this agreement.
The source did not specifically say if the governor would take a political retirement in 2016, as he was earlier rumored to run for IGACOS mayor.
Del Rosario and Suaybaguio are on their last term and they have been together in tandem as governor and vice governor, respectively, for four terms already.
Many Tagum pundits have immediately hailed the agreement making Baby as the common coalition's gubernatorial standard bearer as a political masterstroke. (Rural Urban News/Cha Monforte)
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