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Margriet Bogaards was a very religious woman in her mid-forties who had once been engaged, but the engagement had been broken off, and she lived alone. When Abraham Rodrigues called upon his customer to help his children survive, she responded,
"'Jesus was a Jew. If he was walking the streets of Amsterdam the Nazis would be looking for him too. I might not be able to save my Jesus, but I will save your Elly'" (qtd. in Stewart).
Although this was an incredibly dangerous endeavor, Margriet was happy to have the company and welcomed Elly into her home with open arms. At around the same time, Margriet's sister Aartje Bogaards took Elly's brother Henry into her home, as well. Through the extensive Dutch resistance network, Abe was able to funnel money to Margriet, who was earning a rather meager schoolteacher's salary, in order to help support his daughter. As the resistance network was a covert underground effort, the flow of funds was often sporadic and could frequently be interrupted. Using her resourcefulness, Margriet went to extraordinary and imaginative lengths to support her new charge, even taking her curtains down and sewing them into clothing for Elly until more funds arrived (Stewart).
When Abraham and Lea Rodrigues were arrested in Utrecht in December of 1943 and eventually deported, the support money stopped ("Bogaards Family"). After the arrest, Margriet moved Elly temporarily to another foster family, "but once the coast was clear, Elly came back, even though Margriet received no more money towards her upkeep" ("Bogaards Family"). Elly was terrified that Margriet would no longer be willing or able to continue to keep her in her home. Elly, barely 12 years old, had no idea what the future held for her, or how much longer she would survive.
She was often fearful that Margriet, although always incredibly kind to her, would have no choice but to cast her out of her home and from under her protective care. For Margriet, however, money was never the issue; she "was driven solely by humanitarian and religious motives" ("Bogaards Family"). Margriet responded to the concerns of the clearly frightened and orphaned young girl in a manner that Elly would never forget: "'You are now mine,'" Margriet said to her.
"'If all I have is half a sandwich, I will cut it into quarters and share it with you'" (qtd. in Stewart).
This beautifully illustrates Margriet's selflessness and devotion and reveals her deepening affection for the young Elly. Growing out of a favor to a friend that initially involved financial support, the bond between Elly and Margriet eventually blossomed into a mutually loving relationship that would run deep and last a lifetime.
Part VII: Elly Rodrigues Becomes Elly van Tol
Upon returning to Margriet's home, Elly underwent a complete identity change. Elisabeth Rodrigues Lopez de la Peña, a girl who had come from a very observant Jewish family, who had gone to religious school, and whose grandfather was a rabbi, was now living as Elly van Tol, a
Christian niece of Margriet's. She had to learn chapter and verse of the New Testament, as well as a large assortment of church hymns. In addition, Elly had to be particularly mindful of how she pronounced certain names found in the Bible, as well as many other words, which differed from the teachings of her extensive Hebrew education. She took what amounted to a "crash course" in Christianity, being awakened by Margriet at 5:00 AM every day (including weekends) in order to learn the New Testament (Stewart). Carolyn Stewart explained that Elly would later remember thinking, "All that Jesus business! I will forget that as soon as the war is over and I am back with my parents!" Elly began attending the small private school where Margriet taught home economics. All was proceeding smoothly until the day that Elly committed one slip of the tongue that could have easily proven fatal.
One day, while in class at school, Elly pronounced the name of one of the Hebrew prophets in a distinctly Jewish way because this was the pronunciation she had been taught and had always used with her family. Her teacher immediately realized that this girl had to be Jewish and went to the Dean, saying to him, "We have a problem. Go speak with Margriet and ask her what she is doing" (qtd. in Stewart). The Dean pulled Margriet into an office for a private conversation and confronted her, explaining what had happened. Margriet was petrified—her superiors at the school now clearly suspected Elly's true identity as a Jew in hiding. In that instant, everything important to her was placed in jeopardy, including her livelihood and her own and her young house guest's freedom and lives.
The interrogation continued, and then, in amazing turn of events, the Dean said, "'Margriet, we aren't going to do anything. Continue to bring Elly to school. Your secret is safe with us'" (qtd. in Stewart). Almost more shockingly, none of the other students in the school, nor any of the other teachers (including the one who had initially reported Elly to the Dean), ever said a word to anyone.
Margriet was so shaken by what had transpired, however, that she decided to take a six-week leave of absence from the school and flee with Elly to hide more deeply in the countryside. By this time Elly was in possession of forged papers under the name Elly van Tol.
When Elly and Margriet were on a train making their escape. It just so happened that a pair of German officers were on the same train, and they came face to face with Margriet and Elly. The officers, thinking it peculiar that this young, dark-haired (and, therefore, possibly Jewish) girl was traveling alone with a woman who appeared too old to be her mother, demanded to see their papers. Elly, frightened once again, held tightly onto Margriet's hand for dear life and began to pray:
"'Jesus, if you are really who my auntie said you are, please spare us this one time not to get caught'" (qtd. in Stewart).
The officers looked at the identity papers, and, satisfied with the forgeries, continued on their way—as Elly's daughter Carolyn now explains, this experience "was the seed that was planted for my mother's acceptance of the person of Jesus."
One problem with hiding out in the countryside, however, was that Margriet's neighbors began wondering where she and Elly were. The pair became conspicuous by their absence, and some of Margriet's close friends got word to her that she was raising more suspicion by being gone than she would have if she and Elly were at home.
They let her know that everything was quiet, and that it was safe for them to return, which they did. From then on, Elly returned to the school and "continued to move freely around the village" ("Bogaards Family"). Thus, Margriet's friends and neighbors who were in on the secret also played a significant role in Elly's survival.
As if the recent months were not eventful enough, however, shortly after Margriet and Elly returned to Hazerswoude, there would be yet another close call.
As bad luck would have it, an American paratrooper had parachuted out of his airplane and just happened to land near Margriet's house. German occupation forces were scouring the countryside, trying to find him and, thinking he was nearby, knocked on Margriet's door. Elly opened the door and looked straight into the eyes of two German soldiers. She was speechless and paralyzed with panic and terror. Margriet then came to the door herself and, seeing who was there, quickly pushed Elly back into the house, saying harshly to her, "'Get away!'" (qtd. in Stewart).
The Germans asked Margriet whether she knew or had seen anything concerning the American paratrooper, and she replied, "'I don't know anything. I am a woman alone here with my niece. Get away, and don't bother me again'" (qtd. in Stewart).
The two German soldiers had not counted on running up against a middle-aged schoolteacher who had no problem standing up to armed Nazis, a woman who was fully capable of chasing them away from her door in order to protect a girl she had always treated as her own daughter.
Whenever Elly was feeling insecure or expressed her fears of being captured or put out into the street, Margriet would always reassure her, stating with certitude, "'No. That is not going to happen'" (qtd. in Stewart).
It was due in large part to Margriet's selfless actions, inner strength, and confidence that Elly survived the war years as a young child when so many others, so tragically, did not.
Part VIII: Post-War Years and a Spiritual Awakening
With the defeat of the Axis powers in 1945, World War II, one of the bloodiest chapters in the history of humanity, finally and mercifully came to an end. Millions of lives were changed forever. In addition to the countless deaths and physical casualties, families were torn apart, and the emotional toll was high on survivors like Elly and her brother Henry, as well. Margriet felt that, as hostilities had ended, and the danger had passed, the right thing to do would be to return
Elly to her family. Unfortunately, Elly's parents had both been murdered at Auschwitz, so the search for yet another new home for Elly had to begin among the extended members of the Rodrigues family. There was, however, a serious and unforeseen complication.
That complication was religion. Elisabeth Rodrigues, at around the age of twelve, had been through an incredible amount of trauma. Anyone who has read Anne Frank's Diary of a Young
Girl is familiar with Anne's detailed account of what it was like to live in hiding for an extended period of time, unable to move around freely for many hours on a daily basis, incapable of enjoying the beauties of nature and fresh air, and to be denied any number of other small pleasures that are far too often taken for granted by those who live in freedom. Elly existed under similar, and at times even more gruesome circumstances, for eleven months.
Unlike Anne Frank, Elly was separated from her family for much of the time she was in hiding—unbeknownst to her, once she left for Margriet's home, she would, in fact, never see her beloved parents again. She then had to take on an assumed identity and change her name, and above all, she had to always remember that she was supposed to be Margriet's niece.
As if all of this were not enough, the 12 year-old girl who was raised in a very religious Jewish family, and whose grandfather was in fact a rabbi, had to convince everyone she interacted with on a daily basis that she was a Christian. Taking on a Christian identity was a fairly common strategy and was often a choice made by "the great majority of children who were 'in hiding'" (Dwork 102).
These children, by and large, "had false names and fictive histories" (102). Young people who were innocent of any real crime, but who were forced by an evil regime to live as fugitives, "had to be constantly vigilant to avoid disclosure. For years they lived a dual reality as internal Jews and external Christians" (103). Although "the adoption of a Christian faith was not rare," all of the subterfuge took its toll on young Elisabeth (105).
Another very important factor influencing these hidden children's spirituality was the hiding place itself: "The circumstances of the hiding environment also played an important role in directing a child's interest in Christianity," and "young people who found refuge in … pious Christian families had greater opportunities to become absorbed than children who hid in … unobservant homes" (105). Also influential was "the duration of the hiding period [because] the longer a child lived as a gentile among gentiles, the easier it was to become incorporated into that way of life" (105).
Sara Spier, a Jewish girl whose experience seems to have been quite similar to Elly's, shared the following reflections about her own rescuers:
'They were Christians and very good Christians. It was something natural. They told me they could never do work which was so dangerous if they didn't have their belief. I was very impressed by this because I had the feeling that it as something true, something that's no game … [and] they also told me, 'We always pray and that gives us lots of strength. We just want to tell you that.' Every time I saw them (and this was also due to the fact that my parents were away) I thought of them as a kind of parents. I think I became Christian because I had the feeling, well, I'd like to be one of them. I've been a Christian I think nine years [194352], a long time. Gereformeerd [Calvinist]. Well, anyhow, I had quite a belief in the war and it gave me some rest. It also gave me the feeling, as most people I came to were Gereformeerd, it gave me a bit of feeling of assimilation, I think.' (qtd. in Dwork 107)
Therefore, Margriet's own religious devotion influenced Elly to a large degree. Add to this the daily instruction in the New Testament that Elly received, without which she would not have been able to convincingly pass as a Christian (although another interesting aspect to consider is that some Jewish survivors who were rescued by Christians felt that it was divine intervention that had saved them, whereas others suffered from a religious identity crisis for years afterward)
("Between Two Religions"). All of these factors combined to shape Elly's spiritual consciousness, and, one day, she said to Margriet, "'I want what you have'" (qtd. in Stewart). Elly became what is known as a Messianic Jew, never relinquishing her Jewish roots, while accepting the teachings of the New Testament and becoming what she felt was a "'completed Jew'" (Stewart). Elisabeth's brother, Henry, who had been hidden by Margriet's sister Aartje Bogaards, did not experience a similar spiritual change, and, after the war, he was accepted back by the family with open arms. Elly's family, however, was not quite as accepting of Jesus Christ as she was. When Margriet began contacting Elly's surviving family members, including her aunts and uncles, none were willing to take her because of this profound change in her religious faith.
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SFC Mark Wayne Jackson was killed in action on 2 October 2002 at Camp Enrile Malagutay, Zamboanga, Philippines as the result of a suicide attack. He was the Operations Sergeant for ODA 145.
Sergeant First Class Mark Wayne Jackson was born at Saint Luke Hospital in Saginaw, Michigan to the proud parents of William Alva and Janice Marie Jackson on June 7th, 1962.
He spent his youth between Saginaw, Michigan, Bridge Port, Michigan and Swan Valley, Michigan. While growing up, Sergeant First Class Jackson balanced his time between academics, hunting, fishing, football, wrestling and track. He graduated from the Swan Valley School system in June 1981. After graduation, Sergeant First Class Jackson got a job as a mason tender in Tawas, Michigan, and later enrolled in Delta College.
Sergeant First Class Jackson started his military career in 1983 with attendance to Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, as a member of the United States Army Reserve. Additionally, he completed the Motor Transport Operators course and on the job training as an artillery soldier in B Battery, 4th Battalion, 38th Field Artillery at Bad Axe, Michigan. While assigned there he was promoted from Private First Class through Sergeant.
In February of 1986, Sergeant First Class Jackson joined the Active Army and attended the cannon crewman course at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and continued on to Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia, as a Private First Class. He was assigned to C Battery, 1st Battalion, 319th Field Artillery Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. While assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division, he attended a Combat Lifesaver Course, Unit Armors Course and Jungle Warfare Training at Fort Sherman, Panama. He was promoted to Specialist in January 1987.
In November 1987, Sergeant First Class Jackson was assigned to A Battery, 2nd Battalion, 20th Field Artillery Regiment in Hanau, Germany. He participated in numerous training exercises, attended Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC), and completed Basic Non-commissioned Officers Course (BNOC). He was promoted to Sergeant in November 1988.

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I read your zines yesterday (on the same day they arrived)! and really enjoyed them and it's great you're feeling inspired 🙂 That's something I struggle with most of the time. I don't even know what I'll put in the zine I want to make yet! Although that will be delayed a bit as next month is novel writing month!
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Getting the word out there…
Our first vigil was incredible. Over 30 dedicated animal activists stood outside of Catelli Bros Slaughterhouse in miserable weather to awaken the community to the cruelty inside Catelli's doors.
The feeling of being surrounded by so many wonderful and compassionate activists and working together to raise awareness was amazing! And getting press coverage was the icing on the vegan cake!
Come out and join us – next event details coming soon…
Here's the press coverage:
click here for the video from the Asbury Park Press
click here for the article from the Asbury Park Press
click here for the article from the Monmouth Journal
Photos from our first vigil!
Please check out our photos page to see photos of our first vigil at Catelli Bros. So many amazing people came out on a miserable day to stand united for the animals! Please join us at our next event – details coming soon…
Strength in Numbers
It is so important that we all stand in solidarity at our first vigil this Saturday.
We will be getting press coverage from both the Monmouth Journal and TV My 9 – so let's show our strength in numbers and be a voice for the animals.
We will be there rain or shine!
5:00am this morning, March 24, 2014 – a transport truck pulls into Catelli Bros. in Shrewsbury, NJ. It is bitterly cold and since it's pitch black, it is impossible to see much, but the wails of the babies can be heard, as well as the clatter of their hooves as they are pushed forward and into the slaughterhouse where they will be brutally killed in order for people to eat veal.
The whole operation is perfectly executed. Done in complete darkness, before the vast majority of people are even awake. The truck backs up to the door and does not move away until the calves are inside and the door is shut again.
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Catelli Bros. is right on Rt. 35, with stores and restaurants all around it. There is a brow bar right next door and I wonder how many women sit there having their eyebrows shaped, not knowing what is going on perhaps 50 feet away. I hope our vigil this Saturday in front of Catelli Bros. will remind the people of Shrewsbury and those driving through of what is occurring right under their noses. I hope to force them to "think occasionally of the suffering of which [they] spare themselves the sight." -Albert Schweitzer
Please join us from 12:00 – 2:00pm on Saturday March 29 right in front of Catelli Bros at 768 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, NJ. You don't need to bring anything at all. We will have plenty of signs.
There is much work to be done in New Jersey…
"For the dead and the living, we must bear witness. To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time." Eli Wiesel
We must bear witness to the animal holocaust and we do not need to go out of our state to do so.
Here are just a few NJ slaughterhouses:
Catelli Brothers in Shrewsbury is open again after egregious violations and a temporary shut down by the FDA.http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/02/12/usda-suspends-slaughterhouse-catelli-bros/5414719/
Carteret Abattoir – Carteret NJ
Dealaman Enterprises – Warren NJ
Ena Meat Packing – Paterson NJ
Green Village Packaging – Green Village NJ
Tavarez Live Poultry – Passaic NJ
We will hold vigils at these places – bear witness with our bodies and minds – and document the atrocities so that they will not be forgotten.
Please join us – our first vigil will be coming soon…
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We went to the Kids' Fitness Festival put on by the Anthem Manchester City Marathon on the first of November. It was an appropriate day for something physical. While we aren't one of those families who have their children participate in candy buy-backs, it was fun to do something super healthy and active after spending a week acquiring several pounds of candy. (Speaking of which, check out this archive post about alternate uses for your treats!)
This marathon has been going on since 2007. There are also a half marathon and relay options. They generally get about 1500 runners but had a big boost after the New York Marathon was cancelled post-Sandy! 300 volunteers make it happen every year, and they have raised over $100,000 for various charities, with a focus on health and wellness.
There was a lot to do! It didn't take too long to get there. Manchester is across the NH state line, but just barely; it took us about 45 minutes. Upon arrival, the kids got their own race number. If you knew an adult running, there was a station to make a cheerleading sign. If you didn't, the option was healthy meal collages.
There were plenty of ways to focus on active kids! The YMCA and the Girl Scouts came and were helping with everything from obstacle course type games to more organized yoga, zumba, and "boot camp" classes. If the kids made it around to all the stations, they won a prize.
There was an adult sports and fitness expo going on in the same building, and they made sure to place the child oriented exhibitors near all the fun stuff. The dance school had a lot of stuff to play with, the local cross-fit gym was teaching some kid-friendly moves, and the grocery store was giving out healthy samples and playing kiddie nutrition games. We wandered around a bit, and my kids were intrigued by the adult booths as well!
The purpose of this write-up isn't simply to talk up the Manchester City Marathon kids' event, which we highly recommend but won't happen again for another year, but the concept in general. Many adult races will have something similar. For some, it will be a one mile kids' "fun run", others will be more summer camp style, and some will be like this. This kids' event is free, and even when there is a fee many races are for charity.
We're hikers and playground experts, not runners. But occasionally we can handle a 5K or so, especially for a good cause. (And as with hiking, you'd be surprised what your little one can take on. If I was concerned with my own time, it might be another issue, but Bridget and some of her little friends usually have no struggles with 5Ks or less).
Having a fun event like this added on makes it an even bigger draw, since we're all about getting children outside and moving. What does your family do to stay active when you're not at a playground? Do you prefer to run, walk, hike, bike, swim, dance, or go to a gym? Or maybe try one of the winter sports that will be starting up before we know it!


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Special Olympics Canada recognizes both 5-Pin and 10-Pin Bowling as Official Sports, and hosts these at National Games. Nova Scotia is severely limited in the number of 5-Pin facilities across the Province, and the virtual non-existence of 10-Pin alleys. The majority of bowling facilities in Nova Scotia are "Candlepin" and as such, our athletes often train and compete in this discipline. Where possible, Special Olympics Nova Scotia encourages athletes to train and compete in 5-Pin facilities. In each year preceding a National Summer Games, all athletes will compete in an official 5-Pin facility, if they wish to be considered for advancement. As with all Special Olympic sports, we strongly encourage our coaches to obtain NCCP Certification, and strive to deliver the best quality sport programs.
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Many people who are saving up to purchase a Paramotor don't realize that they can get a head-start on their skills with a Kiting Harness. BlackHawk Paramotors has DVD's available to show beginners the correct way to control a Paraglider with a Kiting Harness. This will give students a foundation of skills and accelerate the actual training process. If this interests you, contact us for gear recommendations. Paragliding and Powered Paragliding are "perishable" skills, meaning, if you don't use it – you lose it! Many pilots go through periods of bad weather or busy schedules, preventing them from flying as often as they desire. It's very important to keep your kiting or ground-handling skills fresh. Not only for personal safety, but to prevent unnecessary damage to your equipment. Many pilots who purchase a new Paraglider just go out and start flying it. There is a learning curve to ALL Gliders, as they all respond a little differently. Moving up to an advanced glider (if you have been flying a beginner-friendly glider) causes an even greater learning curve. We recommend that all pilots spend as much time as possible "kiting" a new Paraglider prior to flying it for the first time. Again, this comes down to personal safety. It's a lot easier to kite a glider with a Kiting Harness, rather than doing it with the weight of a Paramotor on your back. For pilots who have only flown Paramotor Quads and have purchased a new wing, it's even more important to get used to how the glider responds prior to flight.
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June 25 – 27, 2014
Hosted by University of Redlands, Redlands, CA
The 2014 Summer Institute focused on NAC&U's new initiative, the NAC&U Academic Collaborative, to provide new opportunities for students and faculty through collaboration among NAC&U members. The Academic Collaborative is a creative and innovative way to realize the promise of consortial collaboration – which is often aspired to in the abstract but seldom realized in practice. The Academic Collaborative's operational assumption that "my student is your student" is the key to its success, for it enables members to leverage their collective assets to the benefit of all students – and thus all institutions. The Summer Institute explored possibilities to enhance the educational experience through collaboration among NAC&U members, with campuses, and between campuses and their communities. Read more
Presentations from the 2014 Summer Institute
Wednesday, June 25, 2014:
Edward Ayers, President University of Richmond and 2014 Boyer Award
Presentation: "Future of Scholarship"
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Innovation Summit Follow Up
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David Asai, Senior Director, Science Education Programs, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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Robin Heyden, Educational Consultant, Heyden Ty, LLC
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Diesel Engine Strip-down rebuild course – 4 Days
Gain diesel engine strip-down and rebuild skills in Thailand. Strip-down the Yanmar L60AE-D diesel engine and inspect, rebuild, adjust, service and test it to manufacturer specifications.
The Diesel Engine Technician training was introduced by popular demand from DITC students. The students wished to learn the skills necessary to service/repair small diesel engines that power many of the portable compressors worldwide. The Yanmar LA60AE-D engine featured is used to power the USA GSA Bauer C-D/DV/NAVY unit.
Why complete the Diesel Engine Strip Down training?
There are more than 50,000+ high pressure breathing air compressors used worldwide. The navy, army, fire departments, rescue teams, coastguards, response teams, commercial diving and recreational diving use them. Many of these are portable units and powered by small diesel engines.
This large installed user base generates an ongoing requirement for technicians with the specialist skills to service this equipment.
Diesel Engine Academic Development Work (day 1)
- Basic 4-stroke engine operating principals.
- History of diesel engine development.
- Adiabatic compression ignition principles.
- Fuel injectors – principals of operation.
- Fuel pump – principals of operation.
- Oil pumps – principals of operation.
- Spare part ordering.
- Management of in house spares inventory systems.
- Manufacturer's product reviews.
- Safety issues – diesel injection, run away, starting injuries, exhaust gases, PPE.
Diesel Engine Strip-Down – Workshop Sessions (days 2, 3, 4)
- Hands on user strip down/rebuild session.
- Removal of intake and exhaust components.
- Recoil starter system removal, repair and replacement techniques.
- Fuel supply system strip down, cleaning and replacement.
- Cylinder head strip down, inspection, rebuild.
- Crankcase, crankshaft and camshafts strip down, inspection & rebuild bearings.
- Removal inspection and replacement techniques.
- Piston rings Removal, inspection & replacement techniques.
- Barrel inspection & honing techniques.
- Inlet & exhaust valve inspection, removal and replacement. Lapping techniques.
- Fuel injector strip-down, inspection, cleaning methods, re-assembly and adjustment technique
- Fuel pump strip down, inspection, cleaning, re-assembly.
- Crankshaft, camshaft, fuel pump – reassembly critical points.
- Running adjustments. Use of tachometer.
- Power output measurements using Prony brake.
Diesel Engine Strip-Down Training Includes:
- Small Diesel Engine technician training certificate establishing the legal competent person status of the technician to work on diesel engines.
- All student training Manuals used during the course.
- Online access to the technician database.
- All spare parts & consumables used during the course.
- Free Tea/Coffee and high speed Wi-Fi internet access at the training center.
Pre-requisites: None
Key Benefits:
- Training enables the diesel engine technician to carry out timely repair / maintenance to their own diesel engine when operating in remote locations.
- Skills and knowledge prevent costly damage to the diesel engine and the operator.
- Qualifications improves dive industry employability, especially in remote diving destinations.
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- SCBA Cylinder Inspection – Part 3 – Composite Cylinder
- Oxygen Technician / Gas Blender – 2 days Combined Package
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You do have a choice. Pick from 3 wonderful Thai Restaurants for delivery in the Corona CA area. One of the special cities of the Inland Empire, Corona offers a varied selection of food choices. One being the popular Thai Cuisine. With choices of noodles, soups, curries, and fried rice, Thai menus give a selection that is sure to please any appetite. Now with modern technology and efficiency, delivery is available for those that are in a fast paced hectic life and even those that just don't want to fight the southern California Traffic that is now commonplace. Try Thai, Thai Cuisine. And for convenience, Thai Food delivered to your home or office will save time and allow you to attend to matters other than driving to pick up your food.
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Dog & Cat Teeth Cleaning in Decatur for Healthy Mouths
Pets develop plaque that can turn into tartar just like humans. Furthermore, this tartar can invade your pet's gum-line and causing gingivitis, and in serious cases periodontitis. Regular dog and cat teeth cleaning can easily prevent troublesome tooth and gum disease. At Fairview Hospital for Animals, we know how difficult it can be to brush your pet's teeth daily. That is why we educate our pet parents on the proper way to brush their pet's teeth and educate them about which dental chews and treats best prevent dental disease. Your pet's dental health will be evaluated at each examination, and if your pet does require a professional dental scaling and polishing or requires surgical tooth extraction we provide this service as well. Follow our preventive dental care recommendations and services to keep your pet healthy and pain free!
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If you schedule an appointment to have your pet's teeth cleaned in the month of March, you'll be entered to win a dental care gift basket! Both dogs and cats are eligible for this prize.
Remember, your pet will need to have their dental cleaning performed in March to qualify, so give us a call today!
Prevent Gum Disease in Your Dog & Cat
Gum disease, otherwise known as gingivitis, can lead to more serious dental disease called periodontitis. The American Veterinary Dental College cites that by three-years old, most cats and dogs show symptoms of periodontal disease. Fortunately, regular pet dental care can entirely prevent the condition that in its most severe form can wreak havoc on your pet's immune system, and cause loss of teeth, gums and bone.
Signs of dental disease in your pet include:
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- Discolored teeth with tartar buildup
- Loose or broken teeth
- Drooling more than usual
- Dropping food when trying to eat
- Red, bleeding gums
- Decreased appetite
- Weight loss
Use our pet dental care services and products to prevent gum disease and pain in your companion's mouth.
Dog & Cat Teeth Cleaning: Keeping Your Pet's Mouth Fresh
Your pet's comfort and safety is always a top priority for us at Fairview Hospital for Animals. Pre-anesthetic blood work is recommended prior to your pet's teeth cleaning procedure. This can be done on the day of the procedure in our in-house laboratory. Once blood work shows no underlying concerns your pet is sedated, then a breathing mask is placed to administer gas anesthesia. Your companion's heart rate, blood oxygen levels and blood pressure are monitored constantly during the procedure to provide safe anesthesia. If we see anything unusual during your pet's cleaning, we will promptly contact you so it can be taken care of immediately while your pet is still under anesthesia. Should your pet require surgical tooth extraction due to advanced periodontal disease or a fractured or abscessed tooth, our veterinarians are trained to provide this service as well.
Dental examinations should be performed by our veterinarians yearly. If we notice any dental disease, we will discuss what dental care and/or cleaning your pet needs. Dr. Shelly Stevens and Dr. Robert Groesch are eager to educate you on the best ways to keep your pet's mouth healthy. Here at Fairview Hospital for Animals we sell a wide variety of dental products including chews, treats, and toothbrush and tooth paste options. Follow our preventative dental care recommendations to keep your companion's mouth clean, healthy and pain free! Healthy mouths make happy pets! Please contact us with your questions about pet dental care.


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Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails free, high-quality books to children from birth until they begin school, no matter their family's income.
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Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Faulkner County: (501) 420-4638
SPSF of Faulkner Co. provides encouragement and financial support to vulnerable single parents who, while raising a family and often working one or two jobs, are also going to school to provide a better life for themselves and their family. Our mission is to enable single parents to become self-sufficient through post-secondary education. Our financial awards are unrestricted and are often used to offset everyday expenses that may prevent a student from completing their education, such as childcare, gas money, books, utility bills and rent.
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Bethlehem House: (501) 329-4862
The mission of Bethlehem House is to encourage, equip and motivate homeless, and nearly homeless, individuals and families to change their life situations. With our motto of 'providing a hand up, not a hand out', we are in the business of helping people, help themselves. We provide shelter, transportation, food, clothing and most importantly - individual case management to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Our ultimate goal is to help people get back on their feet, support themselves and maintain a home.
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Address: 1115 Parkway, Conway, AR 72032
Boys & Girls Club of Faulkner County: (501) 329-8849
This agency enables young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. Our Boys & Girls Club provides a safe place to learn and grow ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals, life-enhancing programs and character development experiences, and hope and opportunity. The agency focuses on 5 core values: education, arts and crafts, game room, gym activities, and leadership development.
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Phone Number: 501-329-8849
Address: 1405 Robins, Conway, AR 72032
Child Care Aware: (870) 793-5233
Child Care Aware of North Central Arkansas is a network of services dedicated to enhancing the quality and availability of childcare; advocating for children; and providing information, education, guidance, and support to parents, providers, employers, and communities.
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Phone Number: 501-327-6677
Address: 2215 East Oak St, Conway , AR 72032
Children's Advocacy Alliance: (501) 328-3347
The Children's Advocacy Alliance is an independent nonprofit serving Faulkner, Van Buren, Searcy, Pope and Conway counties. Originally founded in 2000 as CASA of the 20th Judicial District, the Children's Advocacy Alliance oversees both the Central Arkansas Children's Advocacy Center and the CASA 20th Judicial District program. The two programs work side by side to provide coordinated guidance, treatment and support for child victims of abuse and neglect, from the initial investigation of abuse to their placement in a safe, permanent home. The Children's Advocacy Alliance is a place for hope and a voice for justice.
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Phone Number: 501-328-3347
Address: 707 Parkway St, Conway, AR 72032
Center for Exceptional Children: (501) 889-1295
We serve the children of Perry County. We are a Developmental Day Treatment Clinic Service (DDTCS) facility that works with children ranging from six weeks to five years of age. We offer a wide variety of services including: Developmental, Speech, Occupational, and Physical therapies, as well as providing nutrition and transportation. We strive to provide our clients and their families with tools tailored to meet their individual needs.
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Phone: 501-889-1295
Address: 1004 B St, Perryville, AR 72126
This agency offers an Early Childhood Program from 3-5 years of age and a Housing /Weatherization program. CAPCA receives funding from United Way to operate a Food Pantry, also emergency assistance such as hotel stay, and first months or past due rental or mortgage assistance. We also receive state funds to operate the Home Energy Assistance Program that we are currently operating now.
Contact: Jennifer Welter
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Phone Number: 501-329-0977
Address: 707 Robins St Suite 118, Conway, AR 72032
Community Connections: (501) 329-5459
This agency is in place to provide free, quality extra-curricular activities for children with special needs and support for their families. Our programs include football, soccer, theatre, dance, cheerleading, music, art, golf, and autism services. We believe all children deserve the opportunity to participate in activities like sports and the arts. We adapt our programs to meet the physical or mental needs of the children we serve.
Contact: Courtney Leach
Phone Number: 501-733-1627
Address: 2740 College Ave. Conway, AR 72-34
Community Service Inc: (501) 327-9788
Our service professionals are committed to helping youth in need through prevention and education, therapeutic foster care, day treatment, substance abuse services, mental health services and juvenile justice. We are a nonprofit organization serving at-risk youth. The mission is to be a leader in providing quality services to youth and their families that will empower them to attain success in their homes, schools, and vocations.
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Phone Number: 501-354-4589
Address: 818 N Creek Dr, Conway, AR 72034
Conway Cradle Care: (501) 730-0017
This agency helps teens that become pregnant or have a child complete their education by supporting their academic and emotional needs as well as the developmental needs of their children. Conway Cradle Care is a non-profit childcare and outreach program to keep pregnant and parenting teens in school. Services are available to students enrolled in schools in Faulkner and Perry Counties. Services provided include childcare facility for infants and toddlers ages 6 weeks to 3 years old, one on one mentoring services, parent/life skill classes and parent luncheons.
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Address: 2400 Prince St, Conway, AR 72034
Faulkner County Council on Aging: (501) 327-2895
The Faulkner County Council on Aging strives to identify and meet the social, nutrition and transportation needs of Senior Adults in Faulkner County. Services we provide are Transportation, Congregate Meals, Meals on Wheels and Health and Wellness Activities. Our goal is to help Seniors remain active, independent and to enhance their quality of life.
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Phone Number: 501-327-2895
Address: 705 E. Siebenmorgan, Conway, AR 72032
Faulkner County Juvenile Court: (501) 328-5922
The program utilizes restorative justice, which is an alternative model to the traditional criminal justice system and revolves around concepts of peace and reconciliation.
Contact: Leeanna Brown
Phone Number: 501-328-5922
Address: 510 South German, Conway, AR 72032
Milestones Services Inc: (501) 329-8102
Our mission is to enable individuals with developmental delays or developmental disabilities to achieve their maximum potential. Children who have delays are evaluated, and individualized plans are developed to help them gain skills. In addition to teachers certified in Early Childhood Special Education, we have occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech therapists and a nurse on staff to help these children overcome their challenges. We also provide services to adults with developmental disabilities. Training in daily living skills, such as money management, cooking, cleaning, etc. is also provided to enable these adults to live as independently as is possible
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Phone Number: 501-329-2164
Address: 1700 South Blvd, Conway, 72032
Perry County Senior Adult Center: (501) 354-8044
The goal of the Perry County Senior Center to be able to feed seniors 60+ who are in need without putting them on a waiting list, further enabling them to live happy, helathy independent lives at home for as long as possible.
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Salvation Army: (501) 329-1712
Program: Bridges Out of Poverty
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Address: 2125 Harkrider Suite 12, Conway, AR 72032
Van Buren County Aging Program: (501) 745-2244
Program: Senior Congregate Meals
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Address: 311 Yellowjacket Lane Suite 2, Clinton, AR 72031
Women's Shelter of Central Arkansas: (501) 329-7405
Providing a promise of hope and a haven of safety to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Faulkner county Arkansas and surrounding areas. Our programs include: emergency shelter for domestic violence victims, transportation, support groups, advocacy and information and a 24 hour crisis hotline.
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A self-drive tour is a fantastic way to explore the Adriatic Region with freedom and flexibility.
This self-drive tour of Croatia and nearby countries have something to suit all tastes - stunning sunsets over magical islands, beautiful and dramatic coastlines, hidden glens and incredible scenery.
Experience the wild and romantic beauty of three countries. From historic towns to majestic landscapes.This is an unforgettable land of amazing contrasts and blends of diverse culture.
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- Explore Croatia, Slovenia, and Bosna Hercegovina in 8 days self-drive tour
- Stops at the main cities, 2 capitals, and most important natural parks and sights
- Don't mind about the accommodation we book it for you at 4* Hotels
- A detailed route map
- Car Rental included notes
- Clients need to have a valid credit card to authorize a guaranty and a valid driving license
- The working hours of rent a car office are from 8 am to 8 pm an additional supplement might be charged if the pickup or drop off is outside the working hours
DAY 1, DUBROVNIK – arrival
Arrival at Dubrovnik airport and pick up the car. Overnight at the Hotel located in Dubrovnik
Breakfast at the Hotel. Leave Dubrovnik and drive back to the north, passing the city of Neum, than after the Neretva river delta drive to Metkovic. Once you clear the immigration you continue your ride up to Pocitelj. Make a stop there to see a typical village that was founded by a artists colony and than constructed mostly during thee Ottoman empire. After Pocitelj continue to Mostar. Mostar is the most important city of the historical region Hercegovina famous by its old Bridge which is under Unesco protection. Overnight at the Hotel in Mostar.
Breakfast at your Hotel. You can drive passing by Medjugorje than down to the highway direction the inner state of Croatia,in direction of Zagreb. Stop at the National Park of Plitvice, listed as Unesco Site. After the visit of the park continue for another 1 h and 30 min to the croatian capital, Zagreb. Arrival and check in. Overnight at the Hotel in Zagreb.
Breakfast at the Hotel. Enjoy the morning walking on lively and colorful streets of Zagreb. Take a stroll in the historic upper town and see St. Mark's and St.Catherine's church together with a visit of the Cathedral. In the afternoon leave the town of Zagreb and take the motorway towards the neighbour country, Slovenia and its capital city - Ljubljana. Arrival at your Hotel and start the visit of the city and its most significant sights such as the open air market, the Preseren square, The triple bridges, the castle overlooking the city, the town hall and robba's fountain. Enjoy a dinner in one of the many restaurants along the Ljubljanica river. Overnight at the hotel in Ljubljana.
Breakfast at the Hotel. Depart towards the croatian coast, in direction of Zadar. By the way we suggest you a stop in Postojna, only 20 km away from Ljubljana and visit one of the biggest caves complex in the world - The Postojna Caves. Than continue towards the Croatian city of Rijeka and follow the main highway in direction of Split / Zadar. Once you reach Zadar we recommend a visit of the Sea Organ, and the Sun greeting monument. Check in and Overnight at the hotel in Zadar.
Breakfast at the Hotel. This morning leave Zadar and drive south towards Split. We suggest you to stop in Sibenik town and see the beauty of the Cathedral of St. Jacobs, Driving towards the southern dalmatia we recommend a stop in Split, the second largest city of Croatia well known by the Diocletian Palace, protected by Unesco. Leave Split towards Dubrovnik passing the Makarska Riviera, enjoy the scenic road along this beautiful part of the country. Arrival in Dubrovnik in the evening. Check in and overnight at your Hotel in Dubrovnik.
Breakfast at the Hotel. Today we suggest you to discover the Adriatic Pearl,Dubrovnik. Go to the old town and visit the most important monuments of this city. You can visit the rector Palace and the Franciscan Monastery with the most ancient Pharmacy in the world. In the afternoon we suggest you to continue to explore this beautiful city, take a walk on the city wall or take the cabel car to the hill of Srdj which overlooks the city..seat for a coffee and enjoy the spectacular view and sunset. Overnight at the Hotel in Dubrovnik.
DAY 8, DUBROVNIK – departure
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One of BOC's very first products introduced to the global marketplace was our cartridge style Directional Control Valves. Leveraging our Quad-S Cartridges, these valves can replace every configuration of this style of valve in the marketplace. Designed to be drop-in replacements, all cartridges are identical for a given valve size, which reduces sparing requirements and provides an eaasy-to-manage valve solution.
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Stutz was founded as the Ideal Motor Car Company in Indianapolis IN in 1911. Ideal entered a car in the Indianapoli s 500that year and placed 11th, earning it the slogan, "the car that made good in a day". The next year, the founder, Harry C Stutz , renamed the company Stutz Motor Company and began selling high-performance roadsters like the famous Stutz Bearcat. The Bearcat featured a brawny 4-cylinder T-head engine with four valves per cylinder, one of the earliest multi valve engines.
Stutz was forced to raise money to fund his automobile production, eventually selling the company in 1919 after a falling out with the company's major stockholders, Allen Ryan, who then went bankrupt. In 1922, three Stutz investors, one of whom was Charles Schwab, gained control of the company. The new owners brought in Freerick Moskowics, formerly of Daimler Benz, Marmon, and Franklin, in 1923. Moskowics quickly refocused the company as a developer of safety cars, a recurring theme in the auto industry. In the case of Stutz, the car featured safety glass, a low center of gravity for better handling, and a hill-holding transmission called "Noback". One notable advance was the 1931 DOHC 32-valve in-line 8 (designed by Fred Duesenberg), called the "DV32" (DV for 'dual valve'). This was during the so-called "cylinders race" of the early 1930s, when makers of expensive cars were rushing to produce multi-cylinder engines. While Stutz did not have the resources to design and tool a new engine, the DV32 did allow them to their cars with a larger number than any of its competitors, who were advertising 12- and 16-cylinder engines in their own cars.
In 1927, a Stutz set a world record for speed, averaging 68 mph for 24 hours. The following year, a 4.9 litre Stutz in the hands of by Robert Bloch and Edouard Brisson finished second at the 24 Hours of LeMans to the 4.5 litre Bentley of Rubin and Barnato, despite losing top gear 90 minutes from the flag, the best result for an American car until 1966. That same year, development engineer and racing driver Frank Lockhartused a pair of supercharged 91ci DOHC engines in his Stutz Black Hawk Special streamliner Land Speed Record car, while Stutz set another speed record at Daytona, reaching 106.53 mph in the hands of Gil Anderson. In 1929, three Stutzes, with bodies designed by Gordon Buehrig, built by Weymann's U.S. subsidiary, and powered by a 155 HP 322ci superchargred straight 8 ran at Le Mans, piloted by Edouard Brisson, George Eyston, and co-drivers Phillippe de Rothschild and Guy Bouriat; de Rothschild and Bouriat placed fifth after the other two cars fell out with split fuel tanks.
Production ended in 1935 after 35,000 cars had been manufactured. The former Indianapolis factory is today known as the Stutz Business Center and is home to more than eighty artists, sculptors, photographers, designers, architects, and craftsmen.
This Spectacular Example was the subject of a no expense spared nut and bolt Professional ground up restoration a few years back . There is really very little to fault with this stunning example, which is finished in a lovely catalogue color scheme, and features an Ostrich skin interior. The car runs and drives excepionally well, and is ready for Show or Tour.


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This is such a fun, meaningful Easter Craft for kids to make! This super simple to make Matchstick Cross Easter Craft will be a treasured work of art .
Free Easter Printables for Kids
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This is such a clever, fun craft for Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade kids to do in preparation for Easter.
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"If you wait until you can do everything for everybody, instead of something for somebody, you'll end up not doing nothing for nobody." ~ Malcom Ban. Brainstorming ways to maximize the number of lives you hope to touch or trying to think up ways to increase your range of influence isn't as important as the actual act of giving and getting started! If you do have big plans that can make a real impact in the lives of many, by all means, pursue them! But don't let that interfere with the small deeds anybody can do on a daily basis.
Remember, "No act of kindness, however small, is ever wasted" (Aesop) "Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared." (Buddha) Make what change you are able to make now, and let the 'giving spirit' spread like a virus, infinitely touching the lives of people you may never meet, across boundaries you may never cross, in ways you may never imagine. That is the power of giving and your ticket to changing the world.


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, commissions original works of art, across all disciplines, for all audiences. The Shed brings together established and emerging artists in fields ranging from hip hop to classical music, painting to digital media, theater to literature, and sculpture to dance in an unprecedented movable structure that adapts to support all kinds of inventive work under one roof.
The Shed is located where the High Line meets Hudson Yards, adjacent to 15 Hudson Yards and bordering the Public Square and Gardens.
365体育比赛投注, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Lead Architect, and Rockwell Group, Collaborating Architect, can physically transform to support artists' most ambitious ideas. Its eight-level base building includes two large gallery spaces; a versatile theater; and a rehearsal space, an artists' lab, and a skylit event space, all in the Tisch Skylights.
A telescoping outer shell can deploy from over the base building and glide along rails onto an adjoining plaza to double the building's footprint. The McCourt, an iconic space for large-scale performances, installations, and events created when the movable shell is deployed, can accommodate a seated audience of 1,250 or over 2,000 standing. The Plaza features The Shed's first visual art commission, Lawrence Weiner's IN FRONT OF ITSELF, fabricated with custom paving stones.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the perfect Switch game.
Despite being originally released for the Wii U back in 2014, Deluxe stands as the first game to fully convince me of the Switch's core conceit. While the crown jewel of Nintendo's new hardware launch, Breath of the Wild, has been lauded as one of the greatest games of all time—I never find myself wanting to play it on the go; the vastness of Hyrule feels better suited to my 55" TV. Deluxe, however, feels at home on both the big and small screen.
The Mario Kart games have always had a 'just one more' kind of compulsion and thanks to the nature of the Switch you can indulge that impulse indefinitely. Fortunately, Deluxe is the perfect distillation of a formula we've all loved since the early 90's. On the other hand, I've had a hell of a time putting it down.
I didn't have a huge amount of friends growing up.
Well, that's not entirely true; I was liked well enough and polite, did most things correctly. My grades weren't amazing, I was fat and the vast majority of my friendships had more to do with the school environment than genuine connections. My parents recognised this relatively early on, encouraging me to be more social, more outgoing; it didn't really work. Being introverted by nature at 25 years old is a lot easier than at 8, and so despite best efforts, I tended to always end up hanging out by myself. I did love a few things though, primarily my Nintendo 64 (shocker) and my sister.
She and I didn't have much in common; she was naturally gifted at sports, extremely liked by most and held a general disinterest in most video games I put in front of her. Not all though—she absolutely adored Mario Kart 64. We lost countless hours to that game, getting swept up in the kind of aggressive well-natured competitiveness only siblings can engage in. We'd make games within the game, chasing the train around the tracks in Kalimari Desert or trying desperately to hit the exact shortcut in D.K's Jungle Parkway. I'll never forget those times, and while we dabbled in Smash Bros, Mario Kart 64 solidified much of our relationship.
Deluxe comes packed with a variety of improvements under the hood, with several user-friendly changes made to core racing controls. Auto Accelerate and Smart Steering, the latter being switched on by default, are able to assist less skilled players with some of the tighter controlling portions of the game by gently guiding the kart back toward the central path. This, unfortunately, comes at the cost of nuanced controls and access to things like the new UltraBoost Drift and shortcuts but will serve younger players well as they adapt to what may be their first karting game.
All of the downloadable content from the previous release is also fully integrated into Deluxe. Players have access to a substantial list of tracks from the very start of the game, 48 in total, as well as the full roster of playable characters from the original game, DLC and some new additions for the Switch port. The ink children from Splatoon make an appearance alongside the previously (criminally) absent Dry Bones and various others; what results is a bombastic cast of 42 characters, all of whom embody the Nintendo charm to a T. As someone who never really got into Splatoon, I give huge props to Deluxe for successfully exposing its characters to a new audience; I now adore Ink Girl and eagerly await her next game.
Also, never underestimate how much joy seeing Link on a hover-bike can bring to your day.
In late 2003 I traded in my Nintendo 64 and copy of Mario Kart to pay off a Gamecube.
I was completely sold on the weird, purple, handle toting box that Nintendo convinced me was the way of the future. It had been years since my sister and I had played Mario Kart together; she was enamoured with AFL now (Australian Football League, for those wondering) and I had finally found some friends of my own to talk about games with. She and I were still close though, so when I finally got to bring home my new toy she was mildly intrigued too. We did our research, ultimately deciding that the new Mario Kart: Double Dash, looked silly and that we were probably too cool for it (or something dumb kids would think).
The majority of our playtime together with the Gamecube was actually spent with a little game called The Sims; much like MK64 before it, we fell in deep with this, dozens of hours lost to designing the perfect home for our meticulously dressed Sims. We laughed as we trapped the annoying roommate in a house that was burning down, took away the ladder into the pool and were just generally monsters to our creations (kid stuff, you know?). Later I would find the love of my life with Resident Evil 4 and she would go on to win medals in actual real life but hey, we had a blast while it lasted.
Those 48 different tracks I mentioned earlier are some of the most thematically impressive work Nintendo has ever produced too. Not a single one feels too similar to the last; I lost count of the number of time I found myself letting out an audible 'woah!' as I raced upside down and side to side through these spectacular environments.
Unsurprisingly, there is also a healthy dose of nostalgia sprinkled throughout, with several of the course being lifted from previous Mario Kart titles dating all the way back to the SNES—only now reborn through whatever technical wizardry Nintendo are pulling to make a game look this good on comparably weaker hardware.
Deluxe also packs a marked improvement in the Battle Mode, a feature which sorely needed it following the lackluster showing in the game's original Wii U iteration. Players are given a choice between five different modes of car combat, resulting in a colourful storm of balloon popping, frantic cops and robbers style battles and variants of head to head competition. While not quite as engaging as the core racing these battles provide a decent alternative when you grow tired of the race to the finish.
Exaggeration placed firmly aside, it's difficult to not understate just how gorgeous this game is.
Courses feel alive, each its own world into which you had fallen; characters are expressive and often hilarious, the vehicles they ride effortlessly gliding along surfaces, the bombs and shells they throw winding up in a glorious Mad Max-esque war on the road. The music is often a slow building medley of thematic instruments and heart pounding immediacy as a race nears its conclusion (seriously, for a detailed look at how Mario Kart 8 uses music, check this out). Even the menus shine; a Toad adrift in space searching for a global connection is a shockingly salient visual metaphor. All of this culminates in a relentless sense of unbridled fun.
The ghosts of Nintendo's past come back to haunt Deluxe, however, proving to be the only real shortcoming in sight.
My first experience with the online multiplayer was seamless; after I got over the initial delight of the loading screen I was dropped into a global lobby, quickly voted for a track and within a minute was racing against players across the world. Unfortunately, my next experience was more representative of Deluxe's network play; connections required minutes to load in, often dropping out after lengthy waiting periods, or worse yet, dropping out mid-race. Nintendo has never excelled at modern network play and while it doesn't completely diminish the multiplayer aspect of the game, it sticks out as the most unpolished element in a near perfect package.
It's Christmas, 2006.
I sit in the middle of the living room, frantically hooking up cables to the family TV, desperate to finally play with revolutionary motion controls on the Nintendo Wii. My sister is outside with my uncle and dad playing cricket, my grandmother patiently stirring her coffee next to me as I proclaim to her how games would never be the same, about how you could actually, literally swing your sword around in the new Zelda game. She nods, her pilgrimage from Italy to Australia now seeming like a breeze compared to the chore of listening to me gush about technology she has no interest in. She did eventually come around, eyes widened and mouth agape as she fooled around with Wii Sports ("It moves when I move!"). My sister passes through the room, notes that it looks pretty cool—but leaves again.
Cut to 2008— I burst into her room telling her that I've got the new Mario Kart game and a plastic steering wheel to boot! But she's in her early teens at this point, and we tended to fight a lot. About how she gets away with murder, while I have to be the good child. About how her friends are mean and how mine are weird. She doesn't care about playing Mario Kart with me anymore and suddenly, neither do I.
Despite the sheer amount of content packed in here, I can't help but wonder what Mario Kart looks like moving forward. For better or worse, playing Deluxe still feels like I'm playing 64; it's a whole lot of fun but hasn't added anything new since 1999. But imagine a Mario Kart which embraces the creative construction of say, Banjo Kazooie: Nuts'N'Bolts? Or even the level creation from Nintendo's own Smash Bros? Mind you, none of this detracts from the quality of Deluxe but might serve as food for thought as we move into the third decade of this series.
Regardless, Delxue is an absolute delight to play. A perfectly tuned expression of what makes Mario Kart so much fun; it's bright, joyful and always engaging. The abundance of content and numerous tweaks to the game's engine make the price of entry acceptable and if you have a Switch, this game joins Breath of the Wild as another must play title.
I can't believe that was nearly ten years ago.
In the interim things, naturally, have changed; It's a cliché to say but time does have a way of healing mostly anything. It was a slow process, a glacial disassemblement of old grudges and misunderstandings, but the end result proves to be well worth the struggle. We gradually started talking to each other like people again, discovering more shared ground and experiences than either of us ever thought possible. She would share her struggles with boys, I would share my struggles with boys. We laughed a lot, cried more than I'd have liked, and eventually found what we had so carelessly discarded years before.
I moved out of home not long before the launch of the Wii U and as such, my sister didn't even know it was a thing—granted that may have been a mercy. By the time I left I had accumulated a number of Wii games though, as well as the red coloured edition of the console, and given that by this time I was avidly using my Xbox and nothing else, I gave most of the Nintendo hardware to my sister. She and her friends barely touched it, more of an afterthought while drinking than anything, but I liked knowing it was safe with her. Even if it was stuffed in a closet somewhere.
A few months back my sister called me out of the blue. She had started to date someone and wanted to show her some of the games we used to play together.
"Can you come over and set up the Wii? I want to play Mario Kart!"


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You may have heard over the years that the Daylight Saving time change is good for everyone, namely because it conserves daylight and also conserves energy (the idea is we use more energy at night when it's dark).
There have even been a few studies that claim otherwise. But a recent study may prove the theories correct. Daylight Saving may actually be worse for our health, causing US fatalities to rise when it's active.
The study was conducted by one Austin Smith of Miami University. He analyzed data from the United States Fatality Analysis Reporting System which factors in the deaths and accidents of many. He looked at data from before and after the 2007 Daylight Saving time change.
What he found is surprising, and may influence more countries to abolish DST completely.
Results showed that the spring-forward transition which moves the clock forward an hour increases the fatal crash risk by about 5% to 6.5%. A series of four tests have revealed that the increased risk is from sleep deprivation. Because there are technically fewer hours in a day, people tend to be more tired and get less sleep.
Smith says that "back-of-the-envelope calculations suggest the spring transition to DST caused over 30 deaths annually," which is concerning, to say the least. He estimated that it has "a social cost of $275 million" due to accidents and fatigue.
In short, it means that the jump forward to account for fewer sunlight hours is bad for our health and rest cycle. As you may know, humans need a certain amount of sleep just like they need food and water. If you don't get enough, your body starts to shut down in different ways.
Have you ever tried to drive your vehicle exhausted? It can be quite dangerous.
What do you think of this news? Do you agree? Do you feel Daylight Saving still has its place in modern society or should it be abolished?
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Organic food is food prepared by organic practices without using pesticides and chemicals. This type of food is very beneficial for our health as it gives us food free from chemicals and avoid ourselves from eating pesticides .Sometime ,washing of fruit or vegetable is not proper ,so we unknowingly eat chemicals and waste products .Organic food normally comes with a label of 100% organic ,so it is easy for you to choose them .Although their price is slight high as compared to conventional food ,but we must look for our health first and then think about money .Safe and nutritious organic food not only benefits us physically but mentally and emotionally also. Physical benefits of organic food can be easily seen by monitoring energy level, endurance and stamina in your body after taking it. Strength of muscles is also increased. Mental and emotional benefits can also be highlighted by your feelings. You will more closely to nature .Your mind rests in peace .When you eat food free from pesticides and chemicals, you get a true feeling of satisfaction. However, in conventional foods the impact is opposite because industrial fertilizers and chemical contain toxins which affect your overall health giving negative effects on your body. Some people have interest in gardening so they make kitchen gardens for themselves, which are very close to their house, where they can plant vegetables as per their taste. This practice is again a form of organic farming only where no chemicals are used.