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So I got the OEM Nokia Qi charging back for my Lumia 810 yesterday and I just wasn't happy with the added 2mm or so. Call me OCD I know. So this morning I proceeded to move the Qi coil into the slimmer back that comes with the 810. It was super easy and just took about 15 minutes of patience and a small flat head screw driver. The breakdown process is fairly straightforward so I won't go into details. You can see from the pictures what parts came out of the back. On the standard back I removed the little spongy pad. Also there is a little black piece of plastic on the back side of the 4 pin connector. You'll need to pull that little plastic piece off to get the case to be flush with the frame around the screen. **The only thing i've noticed is that its range of movement on the charging pad has gone down. I assume this is due to the removal of the silverish pad on top of the coil which probably helps in that regard**. It could just be combination of that and the smallish size of the Nokia Qi charging pad. Other than that, charging works great and no extra thickness.
**EDIT - I had to reapply that silver pad to the coil as I was noticing the charger was quickly disconnecting and then reconnecting if the phone was not completely centered on the pad. Now it works perfectly anywhere on the pad.
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I've been using the modified back solid for two days now and I can say at this point that I haven't felt the back get any hotter than if I had the phone in my pocket. Obviously there is some heat generated with the Qi system that is inherit to the technology but definitely not anywhere near as hot as it would have to be to melt the plastic. Not even close. Also, without any specific measurements the Qi Back and Standard back feel to be the same thickness in terms of the plastic they used. Confusingly they added some additional frame parts into the Qi Back which makes the back thicker. I'm not an engineer so there may be some specific details that I'm missing but it charges fine and in my experience does not get to any sort of high heat. So thats good enough for me.
Dan - 03-07-2013, 09:24 AM #5
Wow... I'm impressed that you were able to do this. I wouldn't even attempt it because I'd probably ruin both covers and the charging mechanism. I have the cyan charging cover, so I know what you mean about the extra depth. I've been using it sporadically and find myself preferring the black slimmer cover the phone came with just because it makes it thinner and lighter.
As I said before, using the QI wireless charging generates heat. Nokia put a foam insulating pad between the QI coil and the battery to protect the battery from the heat. Doing so, they had to make the shell a bit thicker and heavier.
Heat and LiPo batteries don't go together very well. When the battery gets hot, it's life expectancy goes down. The one saving grace is the battery is replaceable on this phone.Guz
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Lumia 810 (current) - 07-04-2013, 08:33 PM #17
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The same thing works with the Lumia 820.
I transplanted the wireless charging elements of a thick cyan wireless charging shell onto a thin white non wireless charging shell.
Naturally the case has become a bit tighter now, but everythings works fine.Last edited by Cornelius; 08-15-2013 at 08:54 AM.
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Well, I think I damaged my Qi, light on the charger comes on but doesn't charge my device, tried different placements thinking I wasn't getting good contact but still nothing....advice?
Edit: Nevermind, put the Qi upside down on the battery to make sure it was making contact with the pins and put the cover on over it lol, all good! - 07-29-2013, 07:49 AM #23
Thank you for this mod. It's great. I just executed it last night. Took me a few tries to get the charging pad perfectly aligned to the four pins on the phone but I finally got it. I also had purchased some cheap cases from eBay, but they only fit on the original shell, so now I can use them. The best part is, even with one of the cases on, I can still wirelessly charge the phone with the same charging rates as before.
How did you fit the 820 onto the 810 shell? The 820 charging pins are on the bottom while it's on the side on the 810's. Can you post some pics of how you fit it? I'm thinking of doing this too using the 820.
*edit: oh, you mean you went from thick 820 to thin 820 case don't you?Last edited by PanthersDen; 08-20-2013 at 10:54 AM.
Hi everyone. I just won an 810 on eBay. Gonna miss my WiFi calling (gonna keep my 521 for that until someone finds how to sideload the WiFi calling from it)
Did some digging, the 810 charging shells are almost impossible to find, but there's These buggers for the SGS3, 4 and Note. I'm thinking of picking up one that most resembles the layout of the 810's charging pins, and slapping it in. Should save me a few bucks and won't make me feel bad about ripping apart a rare accessory.
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Well not any more. One of my friends told me that there was a new restaurant in town, the Wine Bistro is right next door to Hennessey's Tavern and is going to become quickly one of the best spots in town. The food is amazing. Items like Chicken and Waffles, PB&J Scallops and their Lobster Tots are just incredible. Somehow reading their menu is both welcoming and familiar but completely new and intriguing at the same time. I began digging around and found out that their Executive Chef Nael Taki (who came from a sister store in Redondo Beach) is known for taking old favorite and spinning them into a modern and artful meal. Everything he makes in his kitchen is from scratch and this is such a refreshing idea for my little town.
Prices were moderate for the quality of the food and their wine list was great, this list would be a pleaser for someone with an experienced palate or even for someone just beginning the beautiful journey of wine drinking. They also have a full bar which is a good thing since I personally am quite the whiskey drinker. Their specialty cocktail The Maple Old Fashioned put quite the smile on my face.
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PCA is a very common method for exploration and reduction of high-dimensional data. It works by making linear combinations of the variables that are orthogonal, and is thus a way to change basis to better see patterns in data. You either do spectral decomposition of the correlation matrix or singular value decomposition of the data matrix and get linear combinations that are called principal components, where the weights of each original variable in the principal component are called loadings and the transformed data are called scores. Spurred by this question, I thought I'd share my favourite PCA plots. Of course, this example uses R and ggplot2, but you could use anything you like.
First, let us generate some nonsense data — 50 samples and 70 variables in groups of ten. Variables in the same group are related, and there is relationship between values of the variables and sample group numbers. I didn't worry too much about the features of the data, except I wanted some patterns and quite a bit of noise. The first principal component explains approximately 20% of the variance.
sample.groups <- c(rep(1, 10), rep(2, 10), rep(3, 10), rep(4, 10), rep(5, 10)) variable.groups <- c(rep(1, 10), rep(2, 10), rep(3, 10), rep(4, 10), rep(5, 10), rep(6, 10), rep(7, 10)) data <- matrix(nrow=length(sample.groups), ncol=70) base.data <- matrix(nrow=length(sample.groups), ncol=7) for (j in 1:ncol(base.data)) { mu <- rnorm(1, 0, 4) sigma <- runif(1, 5, 10) base.data[,j] <- sample.groups*mu + rnorm(length(sample.groups), 0, sigma) } for (j in 1:ncol(data)) { mu <- runif(1, 0, 4) data[,j] <- base.data[,variable.groups[j]] + rnorm(length(sample.groups), mu, 10) }
Here is the typical correlation heatmap of the variables:
heatmap <- qplot(x=Var1, y=Var2, data=melt(cor(data)), geom="tile", fill=value)
Maybe what we want to know is what variables go together, and if we can use a few of the principal components to capture some aspect of the data. So we want to know which variables have high loading in which principal components. I think that small multiples of barplots (or dotplots) of the first few principal components does this pretty well:
library(reshape2) library(ggplot2) pca <- prcomp(data, scale=T) melted <- cbind(variable.group, melt(pca$rotation[,1:9])) barplot <- ggplot(data=melted) + geom_bar(aes(x=Var1, y=value, fill=variable.group), stat="identity") + facet_wrap(~Var2)
As usual, I haven't put that much effort into the look. If you were to publish this plot, you'd probably want to use something other than ggplot2 defaults, and give your axes sensible names. In cases where we don't have a priori variable groupings we can just omit the fill colour. Maybe sorting the bars by loading could be useful to quickly identify the most influential variables.
In other applications we're more interested in graphically looking for similarities between samples, and then we have more use for the scores. For instance, in genetics a scatterplot of the first principal components is typically used to show for patterns of genetic similarity between individuals drawn from different populations. This is a component of the so-called biplot.
scores <- data.frame(sample.groups, pca$x[,1:3]) pc1.2 <- qplot(x=PC1, y=PC2, data=scores, colour=factor(sample.groups)) + theme(legend.position="none") pc1.3 <- qplot(x=PC1, y=PC3, data=scores, colour=factor(sample.groups)) + theme(legend.position="none") pc2.3 <- qplot(x=PC2, y=PC3, data=scores, colour=factor(sample.groups)) + theme(legend.position="none")
In this case, small multiples are not as easily made with facets, but I used the multiplot function by Winston Chang.
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Hi Martin,
great post. I recently did a similar post on using the SVD for identifying key variable, http://gforge.se/2013/04/using-the-svd-to-find-the-needle-in-the-haystack/ I used lattice graphics and had a slightly different approach, but basically the same idea.
Cool! It's pretty funny to me that we did almost the same thing with almost completely different functions. I really want to learn a little lattice, so I'll have a look at your code for pointers.
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LACONIA — Women business owners described the trials and tribulations they have faced in starting and managing their own businesses at a Women Entrepreneurs Roundtable Monday morning at the Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce.
All agreed that stress was a major part of owning a small business and that it is experienced differently by women than men as, despite changes over the last several generations, most of the child-rearing and caring for elderly parents still falls on the shoulders of women.
Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter, who along with the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center and the Chamberarranged the event, said that stress is the one constant theme she hears from other women business owners across the state and that seeking some relief and some improvement is one of the biggest needs of women business owners.
She said that one small step is her RENEW Business Act, which would help start-ups by increasing the tax deduction available to new businesses from $5,000 to $10,000.
Access to financing for start-up and expanding existing businesses and the cost of health insurance are the major issues facing small businesses all across the state according to Sally Holder, business adviser with the N.H. Small Business Development Center, who said that many SBDC resources are available to entrepreneurs, such as the Women-Owned Small Business Program.
Holder said that for many older women who are starting their own businesses one major issue is overcoming gender stereotypes and adapting to the role of goal setting and decision making in a manner which ''gets us out of the weeds'' and enables them to really take control of their business operations.
Cindi Ingalls, who along with her husband, Mike, who has his own career as engineer, started the Lakes Region Pet Resort on Rte. 3 in Center Harbor three years ago, says that one of her major problems is finding good employees.
''There are things we weren't aware of when we started our business, which 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It takes special people to be able to do that and and they're hard to find. There's a lot of physical work and some of the overnight shifts are hard to fill. One worker never showed up for their shift and that adds extra stress to doing our business.''
She said that younger workers of the what is known as the Millennial Generation put quality of life issues above all others and are sometimes difficult to work with as they don't like to stick with a schedule, whereas those of other generations are more concerned with keeping their jobs and having a regular paycheck. She recalls that when she first presented her plan for an upscale Pet Resort to a banker she was ''laughed right out of the office'' but eventually was able to obtain financing and start her business, which has proved very successful and now is 65 percent repeat business.
Jane Wood, who is the office manger at Patrick Wood Law LLC, her husband's firm, says that the biggest challenge is the poor economic climate. ''It's been so bad for so long. We weren't able to give raises for the last five years and had to let one person go. We have good people who work for us and fortunately she (the laid-off employee) was able to land a job where she could get health insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act for half of what we had to pay.''
She observed that many women make the mistake of calling themselves and other women in business as ''girls'' and that often translates to others as saying ''you're a child and not be taken seriously.''
Jeanne Howe Compton, owner of New England Porch Rockers, says that she wants to take her chair caning business to the next level by obtaining financing which will enable her to get into manufacturing. She cited one success story involving four locally-owned women businesses who have joined together to form the Vintage Row Shops which are located on the same street, which is something of an elbow of Pleasant Street attached to the Downtown Laconia area.
''I'd like to be part of something which brings Laconia back to the place it was when I was kid,'' said Compton.
Lani Voivod, who partners with her husband, Alan, at Epiphanies Inc. says that the social media firm has been able to work with some high profile clients and she and her husband are co-founders of the "A-Ha!" N.H. Social Media Business Summits.
She said that women bring unique strengths to the business world through their sense of community, social responsibility and collaboration and have been able to change the conversation about what a successful business really should look like.
''We're changing the language of business and making it more intuitive and innovative,'' says Voivod.
Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter (center) talks with women business owners Monday morning at a Women Entrepreneurs Roundtable at the Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce. With Shea-Porter, center, are, left to right, Cindi Ingalls of the Lakes Region Pet Resort, Jeanne Howe Compton of New England Porch Rockers, Lani Voivod of Epiphanies, Inc., Karmen Gifford, executive director of the Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce, Jane Wood, office manager of Patrick Wood Law Office and Sally Holder, business adviser with the NH Small Business Development Center. (Roger Amsden/for The Laconia Daily Sun.)
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ALTON — Two separate hiking groups were rescued from Mt. Major in Alton over the weekend, according to the N.H. Fish & Game Department.
On Saturday at 7:55 p.m., 911 dispatchers received a call that two people were off trail and lost in the vicinity of Mt. Major in Alton. Movva Rao Nageswara, age 48, of Switzerland, and his daughter Raasida Gaugier, age 19, of Medford, Massachusetts, began hiking the mountain at approximately 4:15 p.m. They summited Mt. Major and then continued along the blue trail until they found what they thought was a separate green-blazed trail that led down the mountain. However the green blaze was actually an old boundary line, and they eventually lost the green blaze and became lost, at which time they called 911 for assistance. Alton Fire Rescue responded, along with Alton Police.
Meanwhile, at approximately 8:30 p.m., 911 dispatch received a second call for lost hikers in the same area. A church group from Massachusetts, consisting of 35 hikers, including 16 children, some as young as 3-years-old, had left the trailhead to Mt. Major at approximately 4:00 p.m. to summit the mountain. The group reached the top and took some time to enjoy the views and pick blueberries. When they departed the summit, they took the wrong trail, one leading away from the trailhead. By the time they realized their mistake, they were several miles from the trailhead and it was getting dark. The group had no lights or provisions, so they decided to wait at their current location and called 911 for assistance. Alton Fire Rescue and Alton Police were already on scene and initiated a second search for the lost group.
The search for the two groups was made difficult due to the lack of cell phone coverage and intermittent radio reception. Eventually, Fish and Game was called in to assist, with the first officers arriving at approximately 10:30 p.m. The priority was given to the group of 35 members, and they were eventually located at 1:37 a.m. the next morning by a member of the Alton Fire Department. The group was in high spirits, gathered around a fire singing songs. Lights and provisions were gathered and a rescue party consisting of Alton Fire-Rescue and Fish and Game personnel reached the group and escorted them to Alton Mountain Road, arriving at 3:13 a.m. The group was transported back to the trailhead, where they were returned to their vehicles.
The Dartmouth-Hitchcock Advanced Response Team (DHART) Helicopter was asked to assist in the search for the pair of lost hikers first reported. At 3:45 a.m., the DHART helicopter arrived on scene to begin a search using both FLIR and search lights. A Fish and Game search party consisting of Conservation Officer Ron Arsenault and Conservation Officer Joe Canfield made voice contact with two lost hikers at 4:29 a.m. and DHART was directed to focus their search in the officers' location, which resulted in the subjects being located at 4:36 a.m. The two hikers were assessed and guided to Alton Mountain Road, where transportation was awaiting to drive them back to the trailhead, where their car was parked.
Fish and Game officials say both incidents could have been prevented by good planning and preparation. They advise hikers to remember to pack appropriate lighting, clothing, equipment, food and water. It is also always good practice to hike with a partner in case of a medical emergency. Hikes often take longer than anticipated, and weather is unpredictable. Having appropriate gear aides in safety. Please visit http://www.hikesafe.com for a list of recommended equipment.
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Abby's home safe! Conway teen was missing for 286 days
(This article was written by staff members of The Conway Daily Sun.)
CONWAY — She's home, safe and sound.
North Conway teen Abigail Hernandez was reunited safely with her family Sunday evening, according to a statement issued Monday afternoon by authorities. Hernandez, of North Conway, disappeared last Oct. 9 after leaving Kennett High School. She vanished just days before her 15th birthday.
Attorney General Joseph A. Foster, Conway Police Chief Edward Wagner, New Hampshire State Police Colonel Robert Quinn and FBI Supervisory Senior Resident Agent in Charge William Scott O'Donnell issued the following statement Monday:
"(We) are pleased to announce that Abigail Hernandez was safely reunited with her family yesterday evening. The facts and circumstances surrounding Abigail's disappearance continue to be actively investigated by members of the agencies noted above. Further details will be provided once it has been determined that releasing additional information will not compromise the integrity of the ongoing criminal investigation. Law enforcement thanks the public for its cooperation and assistance in the investigation over the past months and continues to welcome the public's assistance as the investigation continues."
The statement added that "the Hernandez family has requested privacy as they assist with the law enforcement efforts and as they spend time supporting and caring for Abigail."
The press release quoted Zenya Hernandez, Abigail's mother, as saying, "Today we are the happiest people on Earth."
Very few details were available Monday. Jane Young, of the Attorney General's office, said more information may be available for release on Tuesday.
Young did say that Abigail Hernandez is in "good condition," and she added, "She's been reunited with her family. They are ecstatic that she is home. We have investigators out working to find answers to all the questions, and our focus will continue to be that.
Kieran Ramsey of the FBI called The Conway Daily Monday afternoon from Cape Cod, where he is on vacation.
"The details about how she returned home, and other stuff behind the scenes we are not commenting on outside of the four corners of the press statement, other than to thank the media for keeping the story out there and everyone for their efforts," said Ramsey. "All else will come out in the wash, and the investigation continues. We are all collectively happy that she is safe and sound and that she is home."
The Conway Police Department referred all calls to the Attorney General's office.
The website, Bringabbyhome.com, posted the following statement Monday afternoon:
"Abby is safely home with her mom and sister! Family requests privacy right now. Thank you to everyone who has shared fliers, offered help and support. We cant thank you enough! We will keep you all updated. THANK YOU!
The post contained a photograph, showing the words "thank you" in several different languages.
Bringabbyhome volunteer Amanda Smith posted this message on her Facebook account:
"I want to personally say a HUGE thank you to everyone," wrote Smith. "You will never understand how much so many of you have helped me push on in the last nine months. My heart is beyond overjoyed for my friend. She has her baby girl back! Thank you to everyone who shared fliers, posted fliers, offered emotional support. You all are amazing. And thank you Jesus, she's home!"
Paul Kirsch, who ran the website Bringabbyhome.com and organized much of the volunteer effort to find her, wrote this message on his Facebook account.
"Thanks everyone who has kept Abby in their thoughts, prayers and shared posts, posters, bought magnets, and everything else to keep hope alive," said Kirsch. "It reminds me of all that is good in my community and the world."
Kirsch thanked Smith for her efforts.
"Most importantly, a huge, huge thanks to Amanda Smith, who has been more than anyone could ever ask for in a friend in terms of what she has done for the Hernandez family and keeping up all of the online activity, posts, sharing and amazing energy," said Kirsch. "She's been diligently doing a daily post every single day since October, never, ever giving up hope."
Numerous people wrote in on the Conway Daily Sun's Facebook account to share their relief.
"Even living in Ohio (raised in and graduated from the valley) I had been glued to this story," wrote Nicholas Tozier. "Never thought there would be a happy ending.. Amazing!"
Since her disappearance, the teen sent one letter home at the end of October and had not been heard from again. Law enforcement, ranging from the local police to the FBI, were involved in the search. National media outlets ran the story repeatedly.
The FBI offered a $20,000 reward for information leading to Abby's return. Her mother, Zenya Hernandez, offered a $10,000 reward. Abby's father and Zenya's former husband, Ruben Hernandez, added to the pot, by offering an additional $30,000 bringing the total reward to $60,000 for any information that led to Abby's safe return.
Signs were posted throughout the region. The Conway Daily Sun posted a notice on Page 2 of every issue, listing the days since she had been missing. Saturday's total stood at 285 — meaning she was reunited with her family on the 286th day Sunday.
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CIRCUIT COURT — A Franklin woman was ordered held on $7,500 cash-only bail yesterday following her appearance in the 4th Circuit court – Laconia Divison for allegedly possessing three separate types of controlled and illegal drugs, including heroin.
Tamaralynn Sirard, 54, of 164 Sanborn Hill Road is charged with one count of possession of heroin with intent to distribute it, one count of possession of Ritalin, and one count of possession of Valium.
According to police affidavits obtained from the court, police said they were notified by a caller from the informal "Davis Place Beach" on the Winnipesaukee River in Laconia that a "skinny woman in a bikini" was involved in a drug transaction.
The caller said he or she heard them say "this is all I can afford" and said the woman was holding something in her hand. The caller told police the woman was a passenger in a tan Ford Contour.
Two Laconia detectives drove an unmarked cruiser to Highland Street where they said they saw a tan Ford Contour. They followed the car and stopped it at Tyler Street Market.
After identifying one of the people in the car as Simard, police asked her if she had been involved in a drug deal at the river beach and she allegedly told them she hadn't done anything wrong.
Affidavits said she volunteered her handbag. When police checked it they found a clear plastic baggie contained six smaller baggies that contained a brown powdery substance consistent with heroin.
They also found a pill vial with a more brown powdery substance and $350 in cash and the contents later field tested positive for heroin.
Police also found three Valium pills and one Ritalin pill.
Affidavits said Simard agreed to a search of her car. While performing the search they said Simard sat at the side of Tyler Street Market. At one point, a police officer saw two hypodermic needles stuffed into the siding. Simard admitted to one of the detectives that the needles were hers.
Once in jail, affidavits said corrections officers found a hidden compartment in her purse that contained item typically associated with heroin use including a burned spoon and a lighter.
At her court appearance yesterday, City Prosecutor Jim Sawyer said Simard has a lengthy criminal record that dates back to the 1980s. He said she was sentenced to two and one-half to 10 years in N.H. State prison for a possession of narcotic charge in 2006 from Merrimack County.
He said she was a danger to the public and asked for $20,000 cash-only bail.
Public Defender Justin Littlefield argued that she had a permanent address and had for a while, was the caretaker for one person and had an elderly father who just had open heart surgery.
He said she hasn't had any infractions or parole violation since 2006 and that he believes she may have recently suffered some kind of a relapse.
Littlefield added that while on parole, Simard was very active in the community and in schools by going and speaking out against drug abuse.
He said she had been in a significant car crash and not only was in a lot of pain but suffered some brain damage and memory loss. He said she needs medication she can't get in jail.
Carroll determined $20,000 personal recognizance bail and $7,500 cash was appropriate.
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Sydney weather this morning!!!Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!First time this year I wore a long sleeve winter weight jersey. 14 deg was certainly on the cool side.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Arm warmers were out in force in the peloton this morning.
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Last night at 8:30pm I had the long pants and a long sleeve jacket on. I kept toasty warm. It is looking like garbage weather this afternoon. I have a feeling I'll be putting the bike on the trainer tonight.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!same here - the arm warmers were dragged out of the bottom of the drawer this morning. The only thing to worry about now is the rain - lucky yesterday arvo and this morning but it looks pretty ordinary this afternoon.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Agreed. I might have a wet ride home too.
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It was wet for me yesterday on the way home. Cool but dry this morning at least. Salsa Casseroll, Avanti Quantum, Specialized Tricross, Cell SS
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Had all the luck yesterday - managed to sneak out and back in between rain storms.
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Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!The long weekend was brilliant for weather - but damn it's getting chilly in the mornings now!
I'm hoping to get a nice easy 1 hour recovery ride in this afternoon - anything to avoid doing that on the trainer.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Yep was about 8c this morning. Found out my new long fingered gloves have netting at the side of the fingers which makes them about as useful as an underwater bike.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Very windy, very cold, very wet. Managed 80km in it which felt like 180km.
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Kudos indeed! I chickened out and went to Athlete Lab instead. I was plenty warm enough in there. It was freezing outside though.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!I was going to ride rain, hail or shine since I was leading a ride. Unfortunately, no one turned up so I did the M7 solo (rained outbound). I counted six other riders. At the Prestons' Maccas an employee asked me "where are all the other cyclists"?
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The Maccas worker probably had the heater going in the place. Out of the people I know who ride the M7 on weekends, you were the only one out there so far as I know. I had my bike ready and was just about to get going, heard some noises on the roof tiles, walked outside at 6am and noticed it was raining steadily. That was enough to deter me. Last edited by g-boaf on Sat May 03, 2014 5:30 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Rode Centennial starting at 8am. Missed out on most of the rain but the ground was still wet. Only a limited bike clean was needed. Tomorrow will be another day.
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Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Lovely sun and temperatures today - but good heavens it was windy. There were a few crosswind moments I'd prefer not to have ever again.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Turned out alright. There was a window between 6-9am where it didn't actually rain and wasn't too windy!
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Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!i had a long sleeve jersey and vest and knee warmers during my ride today (6.30-11am) and was just right. Would of been a bit chilly with only short sleeves i think. Winter is coming
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!It was cold to start with, then the sun came out but it became quite windy. I wore a long sleeve winter weight jersey which was fine while it was below 15 degrees but I did get too hot towards the end of the ride.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!A short 62km this morning. Wore a base layer, summer jersey and arm "coolers" - could have done with an extra layer over the chest/torso. Not quite cold, but feeling the chill and looking forward to the climbs so get some warmth happening.
Heading west to St Ives into the teeth of the wind was tough but I must have been doing alright as I passed all but one on the leg back along Mona Vale Road to Terrey Hills. I caught up with AUBicycles at the RFS car park and Serena, who is the owner of awesome bike clothing brand Cycology Gear. A delightful and very fit lady Coming back through Forest Way I decided I hadn't done quite enough bike time and did a few laps around Belrose to try and squeeze out an additional 10km. Thanks to the fierce tailwind I got a Top 10 on a Strava segment
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Rode the M2 (west bound) around onto the M7 (south bound) to Elizabeth Drive. Not nice headwind the whole way. Left at 10.30am so avoided the rain and cold.
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Brrrr! 4 degrees in western sydney this morning. Had the tights and gloves out in full force. Other than the cold, it was a nice ride to work
Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!I love Sydney in May, a wee nip in the air, but a gorgeous day for riding. Those further west or who leave home earlier might disagree
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Re: Sydney weather this morning!!!Where was everyone this morning?? Did the HTFU Factory burn to the ground last night and no-one could have a nice cuppa of HTFU this morning?
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Caption: Andrew Harrison takes pictures of several exhibits to take back to show his friends in the Philippines while at the Coshocton County Fair.
Be flexible. That's what Peace Corps (officials) told me at my interview in Cleveland back in the spring of 2001. They said it again during the staging process in San Francisco in the summer of 2002.
In fact, that phrase would be said many times over as I served 30 months in the Philippines as a United States Peace Corps Volunteer. At the time, frustration would find me quickly as that phrase became the vague answer to so many of my specific questions. "Where will I live?" "Will I have electricity?" "How about running water, or indoor plumbing?" "What happens if I get sick?" As I prepared to make the biggest journey of my life, my questions were relentless while Peace Corps answers remained vague but consistent: Be flexible, they would tell me. I felt it was a test of sorts - and it probably was. Looking back however, it is clear that the dedicated Peace Corps staff was giving me the only advice they were sure I would need.
Living in Vigan City Ilocos Sur was heavenly compared to the images I conjured up while waiting for my site placement. I was bracing myself for the worst. For me, just the name "Peace Corps" brought to mind images of huts and outhouses, famine and unpronounceable illnesses. Imagine my surprise at the end of the 12 hour bus ride from Manila when I rubbed my eyes to see Vigan City Plaza, the crown jewel of Asia's Spanish colonial architecture.
The morning air was already hot and full of foreign smells. Someone was baking pandasal bread nearby. I watched two children play some sort of game with their sandals - setting one on the ground and throwing the other. I would learn later that it was some kind of make-shift bocci ball game. The town was bustling at 6 a.m. and so was I.
I already had two months of training near Manila before arriving in Vigan City. With more than 100 hours of language and cultural training, I was ready to get started. I was assigned to Ilocos Sur National High School in downtown Vigan City.
Being the provincial capital (much like Columbus is to Ohio), Vigan City has a relatively large population of 20,000 or so residents. Ilocos Sur National High School is the largest in the province and children bus in as far as and hour away each morning to attend the school of 6,000 students.
Like most places I encountered in the Philippines however, Vigan City basically has two economic classes; rich and poor. In Manila, for example it was common to drop coins in a child beggar's cup as she huddled against the heat exhaust of a five-star hotel. Much like the U.S. in the early 1930s, there were those who were connected and those who were not. Being connected, meant being secure. In this way, there is little difference between recent U.S. history and the current Filipino state. Everyone from or close to the Filipino culture has their own "take" on how a country so rich in resources - both natural and intellectual - could have fallen so far behind the rest of Asia; but that is another story.
My job was not to become involved in what had already happened, but to identify some sort of community contingent more interested in what could be done now. Not in an effort to erase an oppressive history, I might add, but rather in spite of it. Specifically, my job was to help the teachers of Ilocos Sur National High School (ISNHS) become more proficient in the language of international business, science, literature and arts. As an education graduate of English, I was quite excited about what opportunities might come my way.
Around close company, I had been known to complain about how things worked or didn't work in the Philippines, as most volunteers are prone to do, but you will never hear me say a negative word about those with whom I was so blessed to have lived and worked. But they were not without legitimate wants.
My first few months were spent getting to know everyone in the ISNHS English department and working towards being part of the work team and away from being the special guest. Filipinos are famous for their hospitality and the spared no expense for this wide-eyed Amerikano.
Just like the stereo-typical Amerikano, I jumped in with both feet and began assessing the needs of the school and sketching out some project ideas. I would learn later, and after much difficulty, that I was not a solution to anything and I was never meant to be. I was a resource; something that could be tapped when needed based on the assessment of the user. Once I figured this out, everything improved. The teachers started approaching me with their own ideas about where I could help. I taught for many months to relieve overworked teachers or stepped in for a maternity leave or supplemented their English curriculum.
My attitude changed and that change was more acceptable to the hosting culture because behavior that seemed a little too passive for this idealistic 20-something was viewed by the locals as polite and respectful. After that, projects seem to roll my way and I expanded outside of the school during the summer to participate in projects led by the Vigan City Department of Tourism and Rotary Club, as well as the National Department of Education.
By letting go, they grabbed a hold and in the meantime I learned to be flexible. My Peace Corps experience did not include many huts or out-houses. I never spent the night in a hospital, and only took a few bucket of my baths by candlelight. But I did get to live and work with some of the most beautiful people I have ever had the privilege of knowing. And, although my experience in the Peace Corps turned out to be little of what I expected, it was - in every way - all that I hoped for.
When this story was posted in June 2005, this was on the front page of PCOL:
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June 6: PC suspends Uzbekistan program
Peace Corps has announced that it is suspending the Uzbekistan program after the visas of 52 Peace Corps volunteers who arrived in January were not renewed. The suspension comes after a State Department warning that terrorist groups may be planning attacks in Uzbekistan and after the killings in Andizhan earlier in May. Background: PCOL published a report on April 23 that Peace Corps volunteers who arrived in January were having visa difficulties and reported on safety and visa issues in Uzbekistan as they developed.
June 5, 2005: Special Events
Vote in the NPCA Election for new board before June 15
"American Taboo" author Phil Weiss in Maryland on June 18
"Rainforests and Refugees" showing in Portland, Maine until June 25
"Iowa in Ghana" on exhibit in Waterloo through June 30
RPCV's "Taking the Early Bus" at Cal State until Aug 15
RPCVs: Post your stories or press releases here for inclusion next week.
Friends of the Peace Corps 170,000 strong
170,000 is a very special number for the RPCV community - it's the number of Volunteers who have served in the Peace Corps since 1961. It's also a number that is very special to us because March is the first month since our founding in January, 2001 that our readership has exceeded 170,000. And while we know that not everyone who comes to this site is an RPCV, they are all "Friends of the Peace Corps." Thanks everybody for making PCOL your source of news for the Returned Volunteer community.


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After the Cougars defeated Coupeville 55-16 Friday, Sept. 16, at Mickey Clark Field, there is no reason for Silver to change his mind.
Silver said, "We made mistakes, but we were over matched. They are just really good."
Lakewood (1-0, 3-0) sprinted to a 29-point first-quarter lead, then led 42-0 before the Wolves got on the board in the second quarter.
Mitch Pelroy broke through for Coupeville with a 41-yard run to the end zone. Jake Tumblin ran in the two-point conversion.
Pelroy scored again on an 11-yard run in the final period, and then caught the PAT on a pass from Tumblin.
Pelroy finished with 55 yards on eight carries; Dalton Engle led the Wolves' running attack with 98 yards on 12 totes.
Tumblin passed for 44 yards after completing four of seven. As a team, Coupeville hit only four of 12 throws.
Silver said the team is struggling with its passing game. He said that the Wolves "are just trying to find the right mix" of offense to be the most successful the rest of the way.
Lakewood rushed for 311 yards and passed for 184.
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The Wolves (0-2, 1-2) go to Sultan (0-1, 1-2) next Friday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m., and then host Granite Falls (0-3) the following week.
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The Life of Super-Earths
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In 1543, Nicolaus Copernicus fomented a revolution when he debunked the geocentric view of the universe, proving instead that our planet wasn't central to the universe. Almost five hundred years later, the revolution he set in motion is nearly complete. Just as earth is not the center of things, the life on it, it appears, is not unique to the planet. Or is it?
The Life of Super-Earths is a breathtaking tour of current efforts to answer the age-old question: Are we alone in the universe? Astronomer Dimitar Sasselov, the founding director of Harvard University's Origins of Life Initiative, takes us on a fast-paced hunt for habitable planets and alien life forms. He shows how the search for "super-Earths"—rocky planets like our own that orbit other stars—may provide the key to answering essential questions about the origins of life here and elsewhere. That is, if we don't find the answers to those questions here first. As Sasselov and other astronomers have uncovered planets with mixes of elements different from our own, chemists have begun working out the heretofore unseen biochemistries that those planets could support. That knowledge is feeding directly into synthetic biology—the effort to build wholly novel forms of life—making it likely that we will first discover truly "alien" life forms in an earthly lab, rather than on a remote planet thousands of light years away.
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Maricel and her husband are both farmers. They dream of their children finishing their education and becoming professionals someday. They don't have a higher education and so can't apply for better work so as to be able to sustain their children's needs better. Farming is their only source of income. Sometimes they work as laborers on their neighbor's farm to generate additional income for the family. The couple is striving to achieve their dream.
Maricel noticed that farm inputs on the market are costly. Her income from her previous crop is not enough to provide for her farm needs. She made a decision to borrow a loan amounting PHP 42,000 to pay for the cultivation of their farm, buy seeds and fertilizers to use. She hopes to avail of the loan and manage well the business.
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A loan of $1,025 helped Maricel to pay for the cultivation of their farm, buy seeds and fertilizers to use.
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