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The last few months on City Council have seen debates about gambling reform, the park lands and standing orders. This newsletter summarises the highs and lows and everything in between!
Early this month I clocked up a year back in Town Hall. It's been an honour to represent our community – thanks everyone for your support so far!
Council knocks back more scrutiny
On the meeting of the 7th of October, I moved to amend Standing Orders to give members of the public the opportunity to ask questions of the Lord Mayor, Councillors and Administration at meetings. I believe this would provide an important level of accountability and is line with the open approach taken by many other Councils. Unfortunately the push was blocked by Councillors Couros, Abrihimzadeh, Hou, Knoll and Khera (Clrs Abiad and Hyde were on leave). My motion had the support of Clrs Moran, Martin and Donovan. You can read more here.
Council opposes note acceptor pokies
The State Government are planning to introduce note acceptor pokie machines into South Australia. I fear this will aid the exploitation of vulnerable people by making it easier for people to lose large sums of money. On the 7th of October I pushed for Council to write to the State Government opposing the move. This push was supported by a majority of Councillors. You can read more here.
Call to ban meetings outside of Town Hall
In October, Council considered its response to the State Government's Local Government Reforms. At Committee on 16 October, I called for the State Government to retain existing provisions preventing informal meetings of a quorate number of Councillors. You can read more here.
New policy to increase social and affordable housing in the city
In February I moved for Council to investigate opportunities to boost affordable housing and social housing in the city. As a result of this motion, administration prepared a comprehensive report on the current state of play in the city. The report, presented to Committee on 15 October noted that current affordable housing targets are rarely met by developers.
At Committee, a majority of Councillors backed my call to support developing a Council policy and strategy to increase affordable and social housing. The policy and strategy was to be accompanied by a scoping exercise to guide the project and assess the scale of the issues faced. You can read more here. Unfortunately, this was watered down by an amendment by Clr Couros at Council the following week. As a result, Council will now develop policy only and not do so until the State Government have completed their own policy work. Clr Couros' amendment was supported by Clrs Abrihimzadeh, Khera, Knoll, Hou (Hyde and Abiad on leave)
Also last month, InDaily revealed that Council staff have identified potential sites for social housing in the city. I will be pushing for options to come to Council for consideration as soon as possible.
Secrecy about cladding risk continues
Clr Phil Martin has been leading the push for Council to release the details of buildings in the CBD covered in cladding. At our meeting on the 23rd of October, Council supported a motion from Clr Martin to release the information, contingent on State Government authorisation. The motion was opposed by Councillors Abrihimzadeh, Couros, Knoll and Hou (Abiad and Hyde were on leave) but carried with a slim majority. The State Government have unfortunately vetoed the move.
Council knocks back divestment from fossil fuels… again!
On the 23rd of October, I moved to amend Council's Treasury Policy to ensure Council divestment from fossil fuels. The policy would have had no adverse impact on Council's finances and set a positive example for other Council's in the state to follow. My motion was supported by Councillors Moran, Donovan and Martin but opposed by Clrs Abrihimzadeh, Couros, Hou and Knoll (Abiad and Hyde on leave). There was no debate or explanation given by those who opposed the motion.
Pride Walk vandalised
I was saddned to see the Pride Walk on Light Square vandalised just a few days after the landmark celebrated its third birthday. This homophobic act is a sad reminder of the need to keep fighting injustice in our city. Council staff moved quickly to remove the graffiti and the walk was looking as good as new the following morning.
The race that stops the City Council?
Council chose not to schedule a meeting for the 5th of November as this would clash with Melbourne Cup celebrations. This is an ordinary working day for most South Australians and Adelaide is the only Council in the state to adjust its schedule to accommodate the race. I will be moving to amend next years' schedule to ensure this Tuesday is treated as a usual meeting day in future. You can read more here.
Precinct Groups under review
Council has commissioned a review of Precinct Groups and the option of establishing a new Adelaide Economic Development Agency was canvassed. I was disappointed that Precinct Groups had not been asked to form a view on the recommendations before the Council workshop and fear that small business owners and residents could be disenfranchised in a new 'super committee structure.' I will continue to follow this issue closely and understand administration will be having further discussions with Precinct Groups. You can read more here.
Push to reduce meetings gathers steam
The Lord Mayor is leading a push to reduce the number of formal Council meetings from twice a month to 1 (with the second meeting only as needed). I worry that this will reduce accountability of the Council to ratepayers. The matter will come to Council on the 10th of December. You can read more here.
Council to double Aboriginal staff
At its meeting on the 19th of November, Council backed a motion from Phil Martin to double the number of Aboriginal staff employed by the organisation. I was delighted to support this and believe Council should be a leader in this space. I was disappointed to see Councillors Abiad, Abrihimazadeh and Khera oppose the move. You can read more about the proposal here.
Debate about the Crows' on the Park Lands continues
At Council's meeting on the 19th of November, I moved two key motions on the Park Lands. Unfortunately, both were opposed by the majority on Council.
I tried to prevent corporations from bidding for our public land behind closed doors, by removing the Park Lands from Council's unsolicited bids process. This would have stopped a repeat of the Crows' fiasco in the future. The motion was blocked by the majority of Councillors in favour of a 'workshop.' Councillors Moran and Martin backed my push (Councillor Donovan was on leave). You can read more about my motion here.
The State Government have announced plans for a new Planning and Design Code which appear to facilitate a proposal from a sporting club for the Aquatic Centre site by referencing "recreational sporting clubrooms, facilities and associated administrative functions." I proposed that Council make a submission to the Government backing the existing provisions which restrict extensions or new developments. Only Councillors Moran, Martin and Couros backed my push (Councillor Donovan was on leave). You can read more here.
Councillor Couros proposed that Council begin consultation on the Crows' concept plans for the Aquatic Centre site after December 10. I moved to ensure a genuine consultation, with alternative options for maintaining public ownership of the aquatic centre to be presented to the public, along with consideration of whether the Crows' bid should even be entertained. My amendment was opposed with only Councillors Moran and Martin (Clr Donovan was on leave) voting in support. As a result, consultation will be based on the assumption that a Crows' bid is the only option. You can read more about the debate here.
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The Chinese government is putting a stop to "money-sucking" Android phones that steal money from their owners' accounts.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a notice on Wednesday (Jan. 12) stating that government and telecommunication companies were putting new measures into place to prohibit the sale of devices that are pre-installed with Trojans used to cipher customer' money.
The rogue phones – they often bear forged logos, or none at all -- make secret silent calls and send out hidden text messages, but infrequently enough that the scam usually remains inconspicuous to the user. Over time, the calls and texts rack up fees for the phone maker, who reaps the rewards, said The Register's Bill Ray.
"The amounts are small, but the idea is to collect it over a long period, enabling the handset to be sold very cheaply and thus feeding a virtuous circle that benefits everyone – except the poor sap who thought he was getting a cheap Android handset," Ray said.
China's plan is to establish a central office to field and manage complaints from victims, and to enforce stricter regulations on phone makers, ensuring they go through the appropriate permit, supervision and inspection processes when obtaining and selling software and mobile devices.
Android and China have had a tenuous relationship as of late. In July 2010, Lookout Mobile Security demonstrated how an attacker could gain complete control of an Android-based device by hacking the popular Jackeey Wallpaper app.
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David Fox on emerging design trends, finding beauty in materials and questioning everything
Designer David Fox has won multiple international awards from Red Dot, Good Design Award to FX Product Designer of the Year.
His timeless, simplistic approach to design, has been welcomed by the A&D community for over a decade and has led to successful collaborations with Tonon, Teknion, Boss Design, Connection, Berenn, Jori, Vado to name but a few. We caught up with David to chat about materials, processes and what trends he sees emerging next.
David, how did it all begin for you?
I started what was 4orm Design, which later became David Fox Design 17 years ago. Originally, I sold some of my own pieces that I had manufactured locally. I took them to London in the back of a van and began visiting shops and slowly but surely started to sell them.
I enjoyed the selling part but my real passion was the design. I had previously worked for a tubular bedroom furniture manufacturer, Jay-be – you may remember them for bunkbeds, and low contemporary beds.
Looking at the world of design, who has been your greatest inspiration?
Many have inspired me, not only from a design perspective but business, too. They must go hand-in-hand to achieve commercial success. Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, the purist designers have always appealed to me. Like Antonio Citterio and Piero Lissoni, in my opinion, furniture doesn't have to be loud; it has to whisper beautifully.
Are you noticing any emerging trends for 2019?
We are definitely returning to soft furniture and design with more homely, biophilia, green elements in spaces, which is far more tranquil than hard-edged dynamism. It's good I think. It gives people more free-thinking time. I'm a lover of antique finishes at the moment combined with velvets.
With the above in mind, what themes and inspirations are currently shaping your projects?
I always look at what is coming out through global furniture fairs, and what is beginning to appear in schemes, look at all the angles: what do you think is wrong with it? What do you think is right with it? How can we improve on this? Or is there a hole in the market no one has filled?
Then I begin to work with the themes and produce ideas based on current trends, or what I think could be potentially an emerging trend. This could come from other areas such as fashion, jewellery or car design.
Working with a vast array of clients and mediums, you have to continually come up with new, how does that process start each time?
Concept sketches, initially. Then I refine ideas using 3D software.
With such a varied choice of materials now available, is it possible to pick a favourite material to work with? And why?
I'm quite keen on wood at the minute and have done quite a lot of new products using this, each time pushing the material and machinery a little harder to try an arrive at something new.
How do you consider the environment through your work?
If it's timeless in its look, the chances are you will love it for longer so keep rather than dispose of. However, I will try and use recycled materials where possible if they can perform as well, and the design stays around for a long time structurally.
Tell us about some of the new products that you have just launched?
My new Orvi and Uriah collections for Lox Design highlight the use of simplicity and wood. I'm also quite excited about the new Hendrix XL chair for Deberenn, and the recently launched Kastaway collection for Dams. My fabric collections, Digital Age and Gridz, were also exciting for Panaz
Finally, what's next for David Fox?
I would love to diversify in part this year and design some lighting. There is also the potential for designing some complete hotel rooms. The conversations are in the early stages, however, I'm excited about the prospect of the journey.


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Happy happy happy Friday and long weekend! We are headed up north this weekend to celebrate some good friends wedding…a couple that actually met at our wedding!
I hope you have a great long weekend…here are my favorites from this week.
Favorite Afternoon Snack: Apple Peanut Butter Cookies from Julie's Eats and Treats. Apples with peanut butter is one of my favorite snacks so why not turn it into a cookie?
Favorite Must-Make Fall Breakfast: Caramel Apple Upside Down French Toast Bake from The Food Charlatan. For the love of all things…holy YUM.
Favorite Are-You-Kidding-Me Dessert: Apple Pie Tiramisu from Beyond Frosting. I mean seriously, is this for real?!
Favorite But Wait Summer! Don't Leave Yet: Caprese Pesto Flatbread from Through Her Looking Glass. While I'm over the moon excited about all things apple (see above) and pumpkin, it's bittersweet knowing all of my fresh basil and tomatoes are soon going to be a distant memory.
Favorite Way to Eat My Superfoods: Smoky Kale Chickpea and Farro Soup from A Cedar Spoon. Another reason to love fall? It's soup season!! And what a delicious looking way to eat my superfoods!
Favorite Must. Read. ASAP: Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child. Has anyone else read this? It came recommended to me from a couple of friends (both whose babies sleep 12 hours a night!) so here's to hoping Lars will follow suit!
Favorite Weekend Shirt: I Run Because I Really Like Cupcakes tank. At the rate I've been making cupcakes lately (I've made over 80 for a bridal and baby shower!) this shirt is spot on!
Favorite I Need To Cook This TONIGHT: Chicken in Creamy Parmesan and Sun Dried Tomato Sauce from Closet Cooking. I can see myself licking my plate clean after this meal.
Favorite Labor Day Weekend App: Grilled Jalapeno Poppers. I mean…that cilantro sauce on top!! I die.
And that's it! Have a wonderful weekend!!


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We're excited about our newest special exhibit, Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence, created by the American Museum of Natural History. The exhibit made its debut in 2012 and the curator John Sparks, an associate curator in the museum's Department of Ichthyology, a professor in the museum's Richard Gilder Graduate School, and an adjunct professor in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology at Columbia University, described his work on the exhibit in a series of museum blogs. Continue reading to discover what went into the making of this incredible exhibit.
Photographing a Coral Wall's Inhabitants
By John Sparks, from a Museum of Natural History blog
One of the amazing things about working on an exhibition is having the chance to incorporate our own research—sometimes, very recent research.
Within the past year, including just last December, my colleague, Museum Research Associate David Gruber (CUNY), and I have gone on multiple expeditions to the Cayman Islands and the Exumas, Bahamas, to photograph a coral wall and its inhabitants at night using special lights and filters to capture biofluorescence.
The phenomenon of biofluorescence results from the absorption of electromagnetic radiation at one wavelength by an organism, followed immediately by its re-emission at a longer, lower-energy wavelength. With special cameras, we captured brilliant red, green, and orange fluorescing corals, anemones, mollusks, marine worms, and a myriad of fishes, including sharks and rays.
Although it is unnerving to hover in complete darkness over a wall that drops thousands of feet—particularly when we get occasional glimpses of quickly moving sharks in our flashes—the results are well worth the effort.
Creatures of Light is open at the Michigan Science Center through January 15, 2017!
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"middle-aged man with swish new frame bag" Mayhem 2012 framebag winner- James Smith
After a wet and muddy trip to Mountain Mayhem this year, James Smith showed a keen ability to count jelly beans through a semi-opaque framebag. In doing so he ended up winner of our framebag competition and here shows off the new addition to his bike kit having just recieved only the second one off our production line.
"I've got it! I couldn't be more pleased - thank you so very, very much.
It's fits absolutely perfectly on my 1999 Trek 8900 (authentic Chilterns mud pictured) - how cool am I? Too cool for school! That's how cool (also over twenty years too old for school, but that's another issue...).
I cannot wait to use it in anger.
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This design features three snowy houses set against a night's sky (complete with a full moon) and three cars, one of which carries an impressive Christmas tree.
It has been hand rolled and 10 individually hand punched windows (and one full moon) stamped out to allow extra light diffusion when lit.
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After making such a strong impression as the blade-legged assassin Gazelle in Kingsman: The Secret Service, it's no surprise that dancer/actress Sofia Boutella is moving on to yet another highly anticipated project. According to Deadline, Boutella just scored "a lead role" in Star Trek 3. The outlet doesn't have any details on her character, including whether she's good or evil, but the author does reiterate that it's a "lead role," so she should have a significant presence in the film.
Apparently Boutella also had roles in a movie called StreetDance 2 and the Monsters sequel, Monsters: Dark Continent, but I haven't seen either and she doesn't really have much dialogue in Kingsman, so it's tough to assess her acting chops but if this Star Trek 3 part is a more physical one, there's no doubt she'll nail it. Have you see her Nike commercial? It's insane.
Star Trek 3 is set to open on July 8, 2016. Justin Lin is directing with a script from Simon Pegg and Doug Jung. Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Anton Yelchin, Karl Urban and Zoe Saldana are all set to return, but we don't know much about what the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise will be up to this time around. There was a report claiming that Idris Elba was in talks to play the villain, but according to Pegg, he's not playing a Klingon as some suspected.


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I've decided to start a new blog post series in which I share fun or significant facts about the characters from Where the Woods Grow Wild, facts which aren't mentioned or developed much in the book. These facts won't be spoilers, so no worries there! It's mostly just for you to get to know the characters 'behind the scenes' a bit more. And why not start with my favorite character from the book, the mayor's Speediest Courier?
(For more info about the story and the characters, this in-blog page is the place to go.)
So, without further ado, here are ten facts you probably didn't know about Elodie Tuck:
#1 Her parents are alive
Both of Elodie's parents are presumably alive, though their whereabouts are unknown and irrelevant, as they abandoned Elodie on the doorsteps of a bakery in Aldenturf when she was only a few months old.
#2 She was raised by Mayor Clarenbald
Horatio Clarenbald unofficially adopted Elodie at the persistent request of his wife Marigold several years before he was appointed mayor of Bardun Village. They were visiting Horatio's brother in Aldenturf (a certain baker), and Marigold threatened to put salt lumps in Horatio's tea for the rest of his life if he didn't agree to care for baby Elodie. Marigold became ill and passed away a few years later, and she made Clarenbald promise to continue providing for Elodie for as long as she needed it.
#3 She created the position of town courier for herself
Before she turned sixteen, Bardun Village had never needed an official courier. After her sixteenth birthday, it still didn't, but Mayor Clarenbald insisted Elodie was well old enough to work for her room and board, and she refused to join his maid-infested staff, so she appointed herself as the Mayor's courier, and that suited Clarenbald just fine.
#4 She once broke her arm in the apple orchard
She was eight years old the first time she tried to climb one of the trees in the apple orchard, and it didn't end well. It was then that Horatio Clarenbald decided she ought to learn to read and write. Those first few lessons didn't end well, either.
#5 She refers to Clarenbald as 'Mayor Clarenbald' on his request
While Clarenbald was willing to raise Elodie for as long as was necessary, he and Marigold never had children of their own, and he didn't feel capable of developing a fatherly bond with Elodie, so he kept their relationship as formal as possible and taught her to always call him by his title.
#6 She tried to teach herself to swim by throwing herself into Clarenbald's pond
It didn't work very well. Clarenbald had to throw one of the current maids after her. Subsequently, Clarenbald let the pond dry out and replaced it with a flower garden. Elodie learned to swim in the creek north of town the next year.
#7 Martin Colter was her first real friend
The Colter family came to Bardun Village when Elodie was nine years old. She tried to befriend Martin right away, but it took him a full year to work up the courage to say a word to her, so for a long while she gave up entirely.
#8 Her birthday is on October 14th
When Mayor Clarenbald told her she ought to pick an official birthday (purely for legislative purposes, of course), she chose October the 14th because that was the very next day and she couldn't wait to celebrate for the first time. In future years she wished she had chosen a warm summer date, but Clarenbald insisted it was too late to change her mind.
#9 She once saved Percy Durbity's life
Though to be fair, it was her fault he rolled off the table to begin with. She was looking after a one-year-old Percy while the Durbity parents had a garden lunch with Mayor Clarenbald. Percy wouldn't stop crying, so she put him on the kitchen table while she ran to find a sock or something for him to play with. Long story short, Percy rolled off and Elodie caught him in the nick of time. She never told him about the incident when he grew up because she didn't want to be pestered with admiration for the rest of her life.
#10 She often dances in her room at night
Because she can, and she doesn't need any other reason. She kept her shoes on the first time, but a coincidentally-awake, candle-wielding Clarenbald calmly informed her that dancing was for nymphs and nymphs weren't real, therefore dancing shouldn't be real either. Elodie decided she wanted to be a nymph, and so she danced with bare feet from then on.
I hope those were interesting facts! I'm definitely going to do more of these in the near future (maybe making it a weekly series?). Drop a comment below to suggest which character I should explore next! Or, if you have any more questions about Elodie, feel free to ask and I'll try to answer those that I can.
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Hyundai, South Korea eye deal on low-cost carmaking venture despite union dissent
SEOUL - South Kοrea's Hyundai Motοr and a local gοvernment partner are aiming to sign a final deal this week οn a low-cοst carmaking joint venture despite stiff oppοsitiοn frοm labοr uniοns who fear the mοve would cause job losses and cut wages.
In a first such mοve fοr Kοrea's biggest automaker, Hyundai and the southwestern city of Gwangju agreed οn Tuesday οn a preliminary deal to jointly build a new factοry which will have an annual capacity of 100,000 mini-SUVs starting in 2021.
The mοve would help Hyundai prοduce the mοdel at lower cοst and cut reliance οn its uniοnized wοrkers who have resοrted to strikes almοst every year to raise wages.
It would also better align the automaker with the gοvernment of President Moοn Jae-in, which is struggling to keep manufacturing jobs frοm mοving overseas amid U.S. President Dοnald Trump's threats to impοse hefty tariffs οn vehicle impοrts.
Gwangju is home to Hyundai affiliate Kia Motοrs' factοries and the pοlitical strοnghold of the liberal Moοn gοvernment, which has made job creatiοn its top electiοn pledge.
Hyundai is expected to invest 53 billiοn wοn fοr a 19 percent stake in the joint venture, while Gwangju will spend 59 billiοn wοn fοr a 21 percent stake. The rest 167 billiοn wοn will be prοvided by suppliers and the local ecοnοmy.
The preliminary agreement includes an annual wage of 35 milliοn wοn , a city official said. The annual wage is less than half the average 92 milliοn wοn wage fοr existing Hyundai wοrkers.
Hyundai declined to cοmment."BAD JOBS"
The plan, which the city gοvernment said will create 12,000 jobs, has already met with disapprοval frοm Hyundai and Kia's labοr uniοns.
Hyundai's over 50,000-member uniοn οn Tuesday warned of a full strike, fearing the mοve may put pressure οn wages and pοtentially take away prοductiοn and jobs frοm the cοmpany's existing plants in Ulsan and other cities.
Uniοn members wearing red headbands rallied at Hyundai's factοries in the southeastern city of Ulsan with banners reading "South Kοrea's auto industry will gο bankrupt". The prοject will lead to "bad jobs which bring down wοrkers' wages by half", Ha Bu-yοung, Hyundai Motοr's Kοrean uniοn chief, said οn Wednesday.
The labοr uniοn said an additiοnal plant will exacerbate excess prοductiοn capacity at the automaker, which is struggling with sluggish expοrts to the United States and other cοuntries and pοsted a plunge in quarterly net prοfit.
Hyundai's South Kοrean prοductiοn fell to 1.65 milliοn vehicles last year, the lowest level since 2009, accοrding to data frοm South Kοrea's car associatiοn.
"We are cοncerned that the joint venture will expand prοductiοn beyοnd the mini-SUVs and take a toll οn our prοductiοn and jobs," a Hyundai wοrker in Ulsan city, home to the wοrld's biggest carmaking cοmplex, told Reuters.
Kia's uniοn also called fοr a withdrawal of the plan, which will add pressure to the niche, shrinking mini-vehicle segment, in which it holds a 69 percent share.
Gwangju's mayοr Lee Yοng-sup said the "job prοject" will prοvide a "breakthrοugh" to the Kοrean ecοnοmy that is struggling with the "crisis of the manufacturing sectοr" as big cοmpanies shift jobs overseas frοm the high-cοst cοuntry, leading to a sharp fall in employment.
The Gwangju city was scheduled to meet οn Wednesday with labοr and business grοup officials to gain apprοval fοr the preliminary deal.
Should the cοntract get a green light, the city is expected to hold a signing ceremοny with Hyundai οn Thursday.


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Taggert Lake is a popular lake in Grand Teton National Park. On this trip there was a cow moose with a calf right at the shore of the lake, but they were laying down in the shadow, so I could not make a painting around them. I decided to just focus on the beauty of the lake itself, with its clear water and the amazing reflections. I went a little looser with the brushstrokes on this painting to try to give the shoreline more life.


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Ginnie and Roger were already planning next year's trip, when they'd just arrived for this year's annual family vacation, one of the lesser Caribbean islands with a Catholic-sounding name. They preferred to just call it Paradise, as in Next year in Paradise we'll rent a car for the far beach, the one with the goats. When their daughter Maxine was little, Roger would hoist her on his shoulders to hang their bag of peanut butter sandwiches from a high branch so the mangy gray goats couldn't nuzzle for a bite. By next year, Maxine's baby would be old enough to make goat sounds, if Ginnie sang "Old MacDonald's Farm" like she used to with Maxine.
"What sound do goats make?" Ginnie asked.
Roger, reclining in his lounge, didn't look up from the book resting on his expanse of belly.
"We'll get one of those little hut contraptions," Ginnie went on. "You know, like a playpen with a top? Set it in the shade." She pointed to a clutch of palm trees. "And she'll need one of those inner tube things, the kind with a seat, and some of that special baby sun block."
"Waste of money," Roger said, turning a page. "Regular sun block will do. And she might be walking by next year. Won't like being cooped up in a cage."
"Not a cage," Ginnie said, angling her chair away from him, to face the sun. "You know what I mean, like a pup tent. Kids always like tents. Remember how Maxine used to beg me to drape a blanket over the dining room table? She'd spend the whole day under there if I'd let her."
This was the first time in years Ginnie and Roger were alone on the island, Maxine back home with her husband Stu and the new baby. It had been touch and go if they'd make the trip this year. First Maxine was laid up with high blood pressure, so Ginnie'd had to take off from work to go up there and help out. Stu tried, but he only knew how to cook chicken stir-fry, with red sauce over spaghetti or teriyaki sauce over rice. Then the doctors decided to take the baby early, and there was the jaundice that lasted long past it was supposed to.
But everything was fine now, thank God, the baby fattening up, nursing like a champ, Maxine whipping out a boob at a moment's notice, so Roger couldn't bring himself to look at her below the neck. I was better off not knowing what everything looked like under there, he said.
Judy, Ginnie's boss at the bookstore, told Ginnie to take her scheduled vacation, never mind all the time she'd just taken off for the baby. Judy knew Ginnie was no good to anyone without her week in Paradise.
They booked the same week every year, used to pull Maxine out of school if her vacation didn't fall the second week of February. In the fifth grade, they actually got a phone call from her teacher, suggesting they leave Maxine home with a friend, as if her life would be ruined by missing a week of multiplication and fifth grade spelling. But Madame Jeanette expected them, reserved their cottage a year in advance, took next year's deposit at the end of last year's week when they turned in their keys – cash, Roger would peel from his wallet the bills he'd stashed before leaving home. No need for cancelled checks or credit card receipts. In Paradise? he'd say, a handshake and trust all that was needed between him and Madame Jeanette after all these years.
She always saved them the same cottage, plenty of room for noisy children, although there'd only ever been Maxine, directly across from the beach, pink and soft underfoot, no need for shoes. Madame Jeanette advertised a B&B, although they'd learned early on there'd only be the occasional homemade breakfast, if Madame Jeanette happened to be in the mood.
We have ze same name, Madame Jeanette had said that very first year, Ginnie and Roger also alone then, treating themselves to a week in the tropics as they tried and tried for a baby, as if sun and heat would start their innards properly cooking, a bun in the oven, as someone's grandma might say, not Ginnie's, who would've had some spicy Yiddish exhortation. Ginnie didn't bother mentioning to Madame Jeanette that her name was actually Virginia, for the state where her grandparents ended up fresh off the boat, the American name Ginnie's grandmother had picked to celebrate her escape from Eastern Europe with its poverty and pogroms. Zhinnie, Madame Jeannette pronounced the soft French J, ma soeur. Although sisters, of course, would not have the same name. Soul sisters, Maxine sneered one sullen teenage year, rolling her eyes at the story she'd heard umpteen times.
Once, after an argument with Roger, surely something about Maxine – were they too hard on her, or too easy? – Ginnie had encountered Madame Jeanette on the midnight patio, had inquired after Monsieur Jeanette. The Madame had turned away with a flap of her hand, as if to say, You I will know, the fights, the secrets, the kids gone wrong. But me, no. I belong to myself. So much for sisterhood. But the next morning she left a basket of fresh banana muffins on Ginnie and Roger's porch, under a dishtowel against the lizards and the brilliant tropical birds.
If you'd asked Ginnie, last year, whether she could've missed any baby so much after one day away as she missed Maxine's, she'd have said you were crazy. It's not as if she saw the baby every day back home, with the kids way up in Boston. Stu had set them up with a computer, with a camera and speakers, so they could goggle and burble at the monitor down in Connecticut, while at the other end sat Maxine with Ruby in her lap, sucking on her burp cloth or nodding off to sleep, hardly noticing the show going on for her benefit.
Roger even toted the new laptop with him on the airplane, practically getting strip-searched after forgetting to take it out of his carry-on going through security. But of course there was no Internet at the cottage, no wireless in their corner of Paradise. They'd have to wait 'til they were home next week to get a look, Maxine flapping one of Ruby's arms up and down in a frantic way for the camera. Say hi to Grandma. Say hi to Grandpa.
Ginnie always resisted the urge to tell Maxine to be careful, she might dislocate Ruby's delicate shoulder. Hard to believe this was the same Maxine from those first days in the hospital, afraid to pick up the baby, practically afraid to touch her, she might break. Maxine was turning into a good mother, talked to the baby nonstop, carried her around all day in one of those papoose baby carriers. She certainly had all the paraphernalia, the swing and the bouncy seat and the baby genius CDs, Ruby should learn Mozart in her sleep.
Ruby. Maxine and Stu had picked a good name. For Ginnie's mother, Rose, but better. A gem, a sparkling jewel. Perfect. Ginnie finally understood the phrase light of my life in a way she hadn't when she'd been a harried young mother herself, Roger rolling in late every night from the office, and Maxine with the colic that lasted a full year, never mind only three months like the books promised. Guess she never read the books, Roger would say, lifting a squalling Maxine from Ginnie's aching arms just when Ginnie was sure she'd drop that baby, if she didn't toss her into the trash.
Ruby, on the other hand, was a placid, happy baby, gurgled and cooed in front of the computer, seldom cried, or if she did Maxine wasn't admitting to it. Maxine seemed to have developed a sudden need for Ginnie's approval, phoned home every day, which was not her usual habit, reporting how much Ruby had nursed, slept, pooped. She'd made Ginnie promise to check for cell phone service in Paradise, but, as always, there was none. Everyone knew there was only one landline at Madame Jeanette's, in the Madame's bedroom, off limits except for the direst emergency, which Maxine had discovered the hard way the time she thought she could sneak a call home to some gangly high school heart throb. It'd be good for Maxine, this week on her own, without her mother to lean on for advice. Still, Ginnie flipped open her cell phone every morning to check for bars, always a spark of hope, and then a pang of regret.
At the market, buying milk and juice and Ginnie's yogurt and Roger's fiber cereal that Maxine called straw, Ginnie spotted just exactly the inner tube she wanted, with a cloth sling seat so the baby could sit safely, not slip out the bottom. Roger said she was nuts to buy it now, a year in advance, but the way the corners of his mouth crept up when he pulled out his wallet to pay told a different story. He was just as nuts about that baby as she was.
By the end of the week, Ginnie had read six novels and a story collection she was previewing for the bookstore, Roger had finished the latest John Grisham and his backlog of Popular Science, and they'd bought blow-up swimmies for Ruby's tiny arms, a folding umbrella to protect her from the sun, and the cutest baby swim suit, a one-piece tank with foam inserts all around the waist like a built-in life preserver. Ruby was going to be the safest baby alive in Paradise next year.
"We should stop," Ginnie said. But she couldn't stop, planning the easiest route to push the stroller to the water, wondering if their favorite island burger joint had high chairs. When Roger discovered, in one of the free island dailies he picked up at the market, a service that would store stuff for winter folks, Ginnie even dragged him to the new discount mart for a folding crib – wouldn't Ruby need a place to sleep next year? He laughed at her foolishness, but she didn't have to ask twice.
Who'd have imagined a discount mart in Paradise? And high-rises going up, condominiums and time-shares. Now this storage service, so you didn't have to schlep stuff back and forth every year, what with new airline weight restrictions and that damn airport security.
Ginnie and Roger were changing, too. Won't be much of a vacation, Roger's cheeky brother Paul had teased before they left, now that you're sleeping with a grandma, and Ginnie had surprised herself, feeling not old, but newborn with joy. All week she noticed Roger patting her rump, ogling her breasts, as if she were the new mother sporting a youthful, milk-filled rack. Rack! A word she didn't remember Roger ever using before, at least not in reference to his wife. When they made love, he took special care to please her, brought glasses and a split of chilled champagne to bed, on the last night even joked about trying again, twice in one night, like when they were kids.
In the morning, Roger paid the storage fellow who picked everything up, arranged for him to deliver the load to Madame Jeanette's next year. Then he unfolded the bills for next year's deposit, planting a kiss on each of the Madame's cheeks to seal the deal. Some things never changed, second week of February, their week in Paradise.
That was last year. Last year's next year has turned into this year. Confusing. Which is how Ginnie feels. Confused. Swimming through fog. Gasping for air. She and Roger are once again alone in Paradise.
Even after four months, people back home were still asking what happened. Did it have something to do with the jaundice? The difficult birth? Was the crib mattress too soft? Too hard? As if it was somehow Maxine's fault, and then, by extension, Ginnie's.
Are you sure Maxine understood the new rule against blankets in the crib? Roger's obnoxious brother Paul had the nerve to ask. How could any new mother be expected to keep track of all the rules, especially when those rules shifted as quickly and dangerously as quicksand?
No wonder everyone asks, Ginnie thinks. If they can figure it out, it won't happen to them.
Madame Jeanette doesn't ask. She packs up the crib and the swimmies and the life-preserver bathing suit that were delivered from storage as scheduled – the delivery Ginnie and Roger forgot to cancel, their minds full to bursting with other thoughts – and whisks them away, Ginnie has no idea where, and Madame Jeanette knows Ginnie won't care. The Madame seems suddenly old this year, her lovely copper hair now a brassy bronze, dangly earrings turned from island exotic to dead weights threatening to stretch old-lady earlobes down to bony brown shoulders.
The island is different this year, as well, not older, but suddenly younger, flooded with children, a tsunami of babies in arms, in strollers, in backpacks, and toddlers weaving and lurching, unstoppable forward motion. Every which way Ginnie turns her head, she sees only sand toys and saggy diapers, tiny sunhats and sandy thumbs in rosy mouths, little boys with their Yankees caps and their swim shorts down to their knees. But it's the little girls Ginnie can't peel her eyes from – dimples and soft curls and ruffled bottoms, sweet rolls of flesh behind their necks, Ginnie's secret place for bestowing kisses and blessings on Ruby.
Against all the strength and wisdom she possesses, Ginnie finds herself secretly planning for next year, Maxine and Stu already trying again, although Ginnie knows from experience sometimes you only ever get the one chance. There's a family filling a blow-up baby pool with buckets of water, their own safe baby-sized ocean. Look at that little one's miniature safari hat, perfect to protect her gentle white neck from the sun.
"It's our fault," Ginnie whispers, "with our plans and our purchases. We shouldn't have done that. We gave ourselves a kine-ahora, quoting her grandmother, Yiddish for jinx, or evil eye, or worse, no English equivalent for the troubles she'd once seen.
"Nobody's fault," Roger says, not bothering with the pretense of a book this year, just staring at the unchanging ocean, so close to the equator there isn't even a tide to break the seamless monotony. He's the one who brought home the news that the kids were trying again, after a trip to Home Depot with Stu, unexpected confidence shared over nails or roach killer or drill bits. Ginnie certainly didn't hear it from Maxine, who's too busy back at work for those daily phone calls, back to her old self, if Ginnie didn't know better. Ginnie is secretly relieved Maxine doesn't call, Ginnie who once told knock-knock jokes while Maxine's broken arm was casted, who sang Mairzy Doats and Dozy Doats through stitches in Maxine's knee. "Nobody's fault," Roger repeats, "don't shop for troubles," quoting his shrink. That's something else new this year, the shrink.
So they pass the week on fruity vodka cocktails and platitudes, set upon by the intrusion of familiar floral fragrances, blinding red sunsets, insistent singing birds. Too much. It overwhelms the senses. If only it could knock you senseless.
"We should phone the kids," Roger says. "Maybe they need us." Which Ginnie translates to mean he needs them, needs to hear Maxine's voice. Maxine, his own baby girl.
"Don't you know there's no cell service on this goddamn island?" Ginnie snaps.
At night she lies in bed, pretending to sleep, remembering that dreadful first week home from the hospital, when Ruby wouldn't sleep at all. Maxine and Stu were bleary with exhaustion, Ginnie on the foldout couch, up every hour trying to help, discovering there's a reason God makes mothers young. Take her into your bed, Ginnie finally advised Maxine. That's what I did with you.
But the rules, Maxine said.
Fuck the rules, Ginnie said. It was three in the morning. Maxine was crying. Everyone does it. It's every new mother's secret.
Ginnie startles upright in bed under the ceiling fan stirring the cottage's dense humid air, reaching blindly in the dark for the comfort of Roger's cool back. But Roger is in the living room, weeping, no help at all. Not that he hasn't been trying. He washes the breakfast dishes, except he forgets to use soap. He straightens the bed linens, although when Ginnie crawls back in at noon, she finds he hasn't really made the bed, just pulled up the duvet to hide sheets still crumpled and twisted, evidence of the night spent less than sleeping.
The bedroom sliders allow Ginnie to avoid Roger on her way to the darkened patio, where she finds not solitude but Madame Jeanette, who seems to subsist on tall glasses clinking ice cubes and lack of sleep. Madame Jeanette doesn't ask, so she's the one Ginnie chooses to tell.
"It wasn't the crib mattress," Ginnie says, "or some forbidden crib blanket. No crib at all, at least not so you'd notice, turned to extra storage space for packs of diapers, piles of laundry Maxine couldn't find time to put away."
Jeanette holds out her glass, and Ginnie takes a sip of something that burns going down, an unexpectedly intimate gesture.
"If she'd been asleep in the crib," Ginnie continues, "maybe Stu would've been the one to find her. Aren't fathers supposed to get up for the 6 am feeding? Why did it have to be Maxine, half asleep, pulling Ruby to her breast? Do you think she was cold already, the baby?" Ginnie is whispering now, and shivering despite the heavy tropical heat. "It might help," she says so softly she might only be thinking it, "if only I could know she wasn't cold." She takes another drink, this time a long swallow, before handing back the glass. "The Internet says it's safe to sleep with your baby, or else it's not. Who knows?"
"This knowing," Jeanette says, "this will change something?"
The next morning, the last day before the long flight home, Roger sneaks away when Ginnie has slumped into the drugged sleep that eluded her at night, returns with a rental car, a bottle of French wine, plans for a trip to the far beach, the one with the goats. Then he gets lost along the way, meandering across the island, no one to ask directions, so by the time they arrive, it's nearly dusk. And they find the goats are gone, banished, replaced by a tiki bar and raft rentals, the steel girders of a new high-rise towering overhead, blocking the last waning view of the sun.
They drink the wine and ride back in silence, not at all mellow. Then they make love – the first time this week, the first time in a long time – slowly and drunkenly, like the two old people they have become. She needs a lot of wine, and he needs a lot of time. It was better last year, when you were sleeping with a grandma, Ginnie thinks, moving and grinding under his weight, tears sliding backwards into her ears. Roger pauses briefly, mid-thrust, then resumes. Had she spoken out loud?
In the morning, Madame Jeanette has the taxi waiting, as always, a bag of warm croissants and Styrofoam cups of milky coffee they'll have to drink before going through security. Roger rolls out the bags, Ginnie lagging behind, checking under the bed, in the bathroom drawers. She double-checks her purse – passports, wallet, house keys, phone. Roger doesn't have to know that she noticed bars one day midweek, when she thought to check, cell phone service having apparently arrived along with the high-rises on Paradise. Tonight, back home, she will call Maxine, be strong for her once again.
By the time she steps outside, Roger is holding open the taxi door, glancing at his watch, Madame Jeanette grabbing Ginnie for a hot, bony hug before heading into the cottage to strip the bed for the next visitors. If Roger handed her the cash for next year's deposit, Ginnie missed it.


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This course introduces you to the latest development in PMP application that will help you develop the competencies and skills for planning and controlling projects and understanding interpersonal issues that drive successful project outcomes. Focusing on the introduction of new products and processes, this course examines the project management life cycle, defining project parameters, matrix management challenges, effective project management tools and techniques, and the role of a project manager. This course will guide you through the fundamental project management tools and behavioral skills necessary to successfully launch, lead, and realize benefits from projects in profit and nonprofit organizations. Special attention is given to those critical success factors required to overcoming resistance to change.
Diploma and First Degree (Waiver: High School (O'Level) with minimum of 2 years work experience in a related field can apply).
By the time you complete this course, you should be able to:
1. Understand project management design, development, and deployment
2. Use project management tools, techniques, and skills
3. Employ strategies to address the ubiquitous issue of resistance to change
4. Align critical resources for effective project implementation
5. Understand the implications, challenges, and opportunities of organizational dynamics in project management
6. Identify and use key performance metrics for project success
7. Understand how to manage project cost, quality, and delivery
8. Engage and lead effective project management teams in your organization
9. Impart project management knowledge, tools, and processes to your colleagues
10. Recognize and mitigate the early seeds of failure in the project life cycle
Module 1: Getting Started with Project Management
Topic A: Components of Project Management
Topic B: Project Management and the Business
Module 2: Project Management and the Organization
Topic A: Identify Organizational Influences
Topic B: Project Stakeholders and Governance
Topic C: The Project Team
Topic D: The Project Life Cycle
Module 3: Working with Project Management Processes
Topic A: Project Management Processes and Knowledge Areas
Topic B: Identify Project Information
Module 4: Initiating a Project
Topic A: Develop a Project Charter
Topic B: Identify Project Stakeholders
Module 5: Planning a Project
Topic A: Develop a Project Management Plan
Topic B: Plan Scope Management
Topic C: Collect Project Requirements
Topic D: Define Project Scope
Topic E: Create a WBS
Module 6: Planning for Project Time Management
Topic A: Plan Schedule Management
Topic B: Define Project Activities
Topic C: Sequence Project Activities
Topic D: Estimate Activity Resources
Topic E: Estimate Activity Durations
Topic F: Develop a Project Schedule
Module 7: Planning Project Budget, Quality, and Communications
Topic A: Plan Project Cost Management
Topic B: Estimate Project Costs
Topic C: Determine the Project Budget
Topic D: Plan Quality Management
Topic E: Plan Human Resource Management
Topic F: Plan Communications Management
Module 8: Planning for Risk, Procurement, and Stakeholder Management
Topic A: Plan Risk Management
Topic B: Identify Risks
Topic C: Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis
Topic D: Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis
Topic E: Plan for Risk Response
Topic F: Plan Project Procurement
Topic G: Plan Stakeholder Management
Module 9: Executing a Project
Topic A: Direct and Manage Project Work
Topic B: Perform Quality Assurance
Topic C: Acquire Project Team
Topic D: Develop Project Team
Topic E: Manage a Project Team
Topic F: Manage Communications
Topic G: Conduct Procurement
Topic H: Manage Stakeholder Engagement
Module 10: Managing Project Work, Scope, Schedules, and Cost
Topic A: Monitor and Control Project Work
Topic B: Perform Integrated Change Control
Topic C: Validate Project Scope
Topic D: Control Project Scope
Topic E: Control the Project Schedule
Topic F: Control Project Costs
Module 11: Controlling the Project
Topic A: Control Project Quality
Topic B: Control Communications
Topic C: Control Project Risks
Topic D: Control Project Procurement
Topic E: Control Stakeholder Engagement
Module 12: Closing a Project
Topic A: Close Project or Phase
Topic B: Close Procurement
This course is based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) 5th Edition by the Project Management Institute (PMI), USA. Of course, due to emerging global trends, changes in the world and globalization across borders, our course outline, regularly change from time to time to meet up with this development and gives you leverage in a competitive world.
The concepts in this course will be taught using a combination of lecture, discussion, and dialogue around cases, with emphasis on active learning. A case is a comprehensive exposition of a real managerial situation describing a set of problems and requiring a plan of action. The case method provides a pragmatic framework for the learning process. Its success depends heavily on student preparation and active participation in class discussions.
To complete this course successfully, students must achieve a passing grade of 50% or higher on the overall course. This will include assignments and option test exam.
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Scott Feld is the founder of Xtreme Fun. If that, in itself doesn't say enough, here is more…In being the creator and operator of this interactive experience company for the last 24 years, he has been in front of hundreds of thousands over the years leading programs, activities, and running events as a DJ, MC, Host, and even auctioneer. Here...I'll let him tell you:
Hi...My name is Scott and man oh man have I had the opportunity to create a lot of fun for so many people over the years. Creating Xtreme Fun has had me develop many different activities (we call PLAYS) to all ages for all types of events. This experience has given me the skills and tools not found in many others. You see, I know it's not normal what I do and have done for a career. Not normal has given me this niche skill that I now bring to you and your company. My commitment is always to make, whatever you need me for, whatever the event is, I will make it more fun, more memorable, and better than it would've been without me.


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How fun. saved me (A resurrection of the long lost album)
Just fake it…
Following the Beatles' digital debut on the iTunes store, Billboard reports on the immensely successful first week of sales.
More than 450,000 albums and 2 million individual songs were sold on iTunes worldwide, according to Apple, since the Beatles catalog was made available Tuesday (Nov. 16). In U.S. the best-selling album was "Abbey Road" and best-selling song was "Here Comes the Sun."
450,000 albums is quite a figure. Obviously if the Beatles can sell 450,000 in a week the problem isn't that us listeners don't like them. No I think the issue lies more in the current artistic state of the album and popular music as a whole.
Critics often blame digital music services like iTunes, which offer single-song downloads, for the decline of the album but I suspect the issue runs deeper. iTunes and similar services merely took advantage of where music was heading after the 1980s… Not to say that the 80s ruin everything… but… well lets just say the advent of the one hit wonder didn't do anyone any good. Maybe the 80s weren't completely devoid of musical worth but there was a shift in the way we consumed music. The album lost its throne to the single. The rest of the tracks are just fluff. You know the BS from all those papers you wrote? That type of thing. That's what set the stage for iTunes and the like.
I'm not a prophet, I'm just here to profit…
Now we're blessed with top-ten musical masterpieces like Katie Perry's "I Kissed a Girl." Bless my soul, that one really changed my life. We're a bunch of mindless zombies clamoring for the homogenized shit (pardon the profanity but metaphorically speaking, excrement is the only applicable term for unsubstantial, processed noise topping the charts) which is passed of as brains on the radio waves. It looks enough like brains that we devour it without a thought. Of course its not brains at all. To continue the analogy, if music where brains, we gorge ourselves off the stuff on the McZombie's dollar menu. It doesn't look, smell or taste like brains but they wouldn't lie to us to make boatloads of money right? Of course not! Corporate America has morals! Silly me…
It's depressingly fake. Holden would have a heart attack. Pretty faces masquerading as musicians behind gaudy auto-tuned visages. All the while artists are force to disguise themselves as pop/rock/rap stars to survive while their musical talent and masterpieces pass virtually unnoticed and under appreciated behind the "hits." Tired, synthesized beats rein supreme over creative musical expression.
At least I'm not as sad as I used to be…
August 5th, 2009. Nate Ruess, risen from the ashes of The Format, basks, alongside the members of his new band fun., in the glory of their debut album, Aim & Ignite. I was born in 1991. In the last 20 years, I have never been so consumed by an
album's sheer musicality, creativity and flat out greatness. I didn't know what an album was. I know I lack any sort of expertise to make the following accusation, but Aim & Ignite is the greatest album released in the last 25 years (probably more). I know no one cares and it'll never be appreciated by the masses but I truly love it… It's been on repeat for the last hour and a half.
So if you're wanting a change, a taste of something different but with expertly crafted roots in every genre from rock and roll to gospel, give it a listen. I promise it's worth the $7.99 (here's the iTunes link). It could save us all… it's unlikely but still.
As far as the music industry is concerned, fun. probably doesn't change anything… It's a losing battle but at least I'm not as sad as I used to be.


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How come rocks are never where you want them? They're always on the wrong side of the fence. Those who have them don't want them and, those who don't have them would die to get their hands on them. And even in the rare case where the landscaper both has the rocks and wants them, they're never quite where they're needed. In terms of things most home landscapers would rather not be doing, moving rocks ranks right up there with digging holes in caliche.
Frank Christ, a Master Gardener who is busy with the Sisyphean task of landscaping around his new home, has done more than just comply about this situation. He actually did something about it. When he needed to get some big rocks for accent pieces - the kind that are just too large for one person to handle alone - he designed a two man rock lifter so that he and a partner could load those big rocks in his Land Cruiser and transport them home.
Frank had a local welder fabricate the lifter out of half-inch square stainless steel tubing. Although I don't know what the theoretical edacity of the device is, it is considerably more than two ordinary men can comfortably lift. I calculated the weight of one of the larger rocks we lifted at about 215 pounds, and I believe Frank has collected some that are even larger. One serendipitous feature of the design is how well it fits in a standard contractor's wheel barrow. My son and I discovered this while using the lifter to move some rocks around the yard.
The lifter is basically a box with handles. The bottom of the box can be any size, although an 18 to z24 inch square base with a bar across the middle is probably large enough (the 215 pound boulder I mentioned above was only about 19 inches long by 15 inches across) The bar across the middle of the bottom keeps smaller rocks from falling through. The handles need only be large enough to fit your hand, but making them long enough to straddle a wheel barrow facilitates moving rocks locally around the yard.
The technique for using the lifter is simple. Place the device on the ground next to the rock to be lifted. Roll or slide the rock into the lifter and hoist away. After the rock is carried to its site, the lifter can be lowered to the ground and the rock rolled off. An alternative method is to flip the rock off the lifter from carrying height. The latter method should only be attempted by highly conditioned, athletic types like Frank and myself. Two hundred pound rocks can do a bit of damage to the toes.


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Dublin City Council reveals most popular books borrowed during Covid-19 lockdown
Man Who Didn't Call by Rosie Walsh tops the list for e-books.
NFL offering Irish fans free access to Game Pass streaming service
The NFL are doing their bit to contribute to social distancing.
Opinion: 'Dublin Murders shows how our obsession with crime stories is just part of the human condition'
Author Sam Blake explores how readers got hooked on crime stories – and why it's no bad thing.
Poll: Should libraries around Ireland open 365 days a year?
A new automated system is set to be introduced at Pembroke Library in Dublin.
Council plotting to open Dublin libraries 14 hours a day, 365 days a year with automated system
An initial trial at Pembroke Library in Dublin 4 could be rolled out around Dublin City Council areas.
There's a familiar, spellbinding book atop the list of most borrowed from Irish libraries last year
Children's books dominate the top 20 list released today by the Local Government Management Agency.
DCC forfeited almost €90k in library fines to boost memberships
Dublin City Council abolished library fines at the start of this year.
7 more public libraries set to open seven days a week between 8am and 10pm
The 'My Open Library' service offers extended opening hours, seven days a week.
Why you should try and visit your local library more often in 2019
Now that they've scrapped fees, you can go back without fear of judgment.
Poll: Right so, how many books do you own?
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Dublin City Council has scrapped all library fines - even if you have an outstanding balance to pay
The new measure kicked in yesterday.
Jimmy Magee's personal library of almost 1000 books to be auctioned off for charity
The Memory Man's collection includes books and magazines from as far back as the 1960s.
Dublin City Council to pay €45m to fund proposed Parnell Square library
That amounts to just under half of the estimated cost for the Cultural Quarter.
Council presses ahead with plans for multi million euro Dublin City Library
It is expected the council will apply for planning permission later this year with plans to open the new library in 2022.
Poll: Should fines for returning a library book late be scrapped?
The government is considering proposals to scrap the late fines.
Late returning a library book? The government wants to scrap late fines
It's part of a proposal to increase the number of people using libraries.
Half a million books to be moved and €10m spent to preserve National Library collections
Current storage conditions put some collections at fire risk.
Colombian bin man finds book in garbage. 20 years on, he has library with 25,000 discarded books
From his first find of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, Jose Alberto Gutierrez has amassed thousands of books.
Here are the designs for Barack Obama's $500 million presidential library
The former US president wants the library to "create an institution that will train the next generation of leadership".
11 memories you'll have if the library was your favourite place as a kid
Having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card!
Cork community library shut on 90 minutes notice is closed 'indefinitely'
Politicians say they have been assured the library will reopen, but no date has yet been set.
Book returned to Tralee Library 67 years late
The borrower avoided a €1,200 fine.
Oireachtas committee to investigate the funding of Mary Robinson Library
The library is due to be built in Mary Robinson's family home in Ballina.
A little boy ripped a page in his library book and wrote the cutest apology
Honesty is the best policy.
What does it take to become a children's entertainer? We asked one to find out
It is not an industry for the faint hearted.
'Anti-homeless' spikes turned into bed and mini-library
What do you think about the idea?
Recognise anyone? These mysterious photos were found in a library today
The RIA wants to reunite them with the family involved.
Council libraries are using JobBridge for 'free labour', says Sinn Féin
One intern said he was told almost immediately that there was no chance of a job.
Plans to merge libraries criticised as 'wholly shoddy and unacceptable'
Will your county be affected?
18 libraries every book-lover should visit in their lifetime
From Baroque masterpieces to stark timber and glass structures — these incredible buildings are certain to distract you from whatever you're reading.
One day I was broke... then I got a call that changed everything
Colm Keegan is the new writer-in-residence at DLR Lexicon library in Dun Laoghaire.
Student 'study-in' forces UCC to let people swot in library later at night
Students had refused to leave the library for three successive nights – and it worked.
What were the most borrowed books from the library last year?
What a well-read bunch!
Students stage 'study-in' at UCC library over opening hours
The students' union president has said that studying at home simply isn't an option for some students.
"How slowly... Love, Sam": Read Beckett's intriguing postcards to his friends
Trinity has acquired the largest collection of Samuel Beckett letters ever for public sale.
National Library at 'critical point' due to funding cuts putting collections at risk
Visitor numbers to the NLI are up 42% on last year.
Here's who worried about prostitutes, thieves and riots in Irish cinemas in 1910...
Worries on the big screen.
This could be Ireland's library of the future - but why the controversy?
The Lexicon is costing €36.6m to build.
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Having new upgrades and features in 2011, entering 2012, the Acura RL has no changes from the previous year. For 2012, Acura's flagship, the Acura RL is offered in 3 trim packages, the RL, RL with Technology Package and RL with Advance Package.
Six exterior colors and three interior colors are available for the 2012 RL. The exterior colors include Alberta White Pearl, Crystal Black Pearl, Platinum Frost Metallic, Pomegranate Pearl, Forged Silver Metallic, and Graphic Luster Metallic. The three interior colors include Ebony, Seacoast, Taupe.
The 2012 Acura RL has an Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price( MSRP) of $47,700, the RL with Technology has an MSRP of $51,850, and $55,650 for the RL with Advance Package. The prices are seen to be $500 more than the previous year.
Riding on18x8 inch 15-spoke aluminum wheels with P245/45R18 tires, the 2012 Acura RL is powered by a 3.7 L V6 engine that generates 300 horsepower at 6,300 rpm and 271 lb-ft of torque at 5,000 rpm. Teaming with a 6-speed automatic transmission, the 2012 RL has an estimated city/highway/combined fuel economy of 17/24/20 mpg.
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What do you call one who is unable to feed, cloth or house him or herself without a benefactor? Well, I would call them children.
We bring children into this world, which unlike some in the animal kingdom, can literally do nothing for themselves. We as parents happily (hopefully) provide for all their needs and at least some of their wants – although I know some parents who provide virtually all their kids' wants. Those we classify as spoiled brats. For the most part they are.
When children are young it is a relatively routine task to care for them. They don't need anything particularly special and they demand little beyond the basics. They say please and are thankful for what they receive.
It's when they get to be teenagers they try to stretch the boundaries and that's when parenting becomes more difficult. Parents hate to say no their children, but good ones understand that the job is to raise good responsible kids who then grow to be good responsible adults.
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Governor Palin today got the capital projects budget from the legislature, and the sign-or-veto clock began ticking. The legislature's Finance division shows the $3.9 billion bill passed the last day of this year's session spends $2.1 billion from the state's general fund –- which has no restriction on what legislators can do with it. It also spends another $1 billion in restricted funds on which legislators have placed limits. The plan is finished with another $800 million in Federal funds for designated purposes.
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