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Plant It Forward
In honor of Lily Hardy Hammond's 1916 book, In the Garden of Delight, planting it forward means adding plants to a landscape that can be gifted to others. It also means designing a garden or landscape that provides year-round food and color.
Seasonal planting
As one season passes and another arrives, a whole new set of conditions take the stage. Sunlight hours, temperatures, and rainfall make it easier for some plants and harder for others. Planning a garden design for year-round food and flowers can increase biodiversity and pollination, while reducing weeds, pests, and erosion. It also makes a landscape look lovely every month of the year.
Garden design 101
A few sheets of paper and a garden book or two can help you create a year-round garden design. Begin by drawing a rough draft of an area. Next, pencil in existing perennial plants, structures, lawns, and walkways. Everything else is fair game. You can color code the garden design to include sun and wind exposure, access to water, mature plant height, and color to create a workable garden design. This will also help you to select the best plants for each spot. Also, water use can be significantly reduced by planting varieties with similar water needs together. Put taller plants against a fence, medium-height plants in front of those, and then shorter plants closest to walkways. This makes full use of available soil without blocking anyone's view.
Garden books, online resources, and local Master Gardeners can help you select plants that will provide flowers, food, and greenery for each season. As one season's plants wind down, the next season will be coming in, providing year-round food and color. Containers, vertical gardens, and raised beds offer extra growing space and extend the growing season.
Edibles & ornamentals
Bay Area weather makes it possible to grow edible and ornamental plants year-round. Cool season greens and cruciferous vegetables prefer our winter and spring. Potato plants offer greenery in the landscape from spring to summer, and harvestable potatoes in the fall. Perennial edibles, such as asparagus, fruit trees, bramble fruits, grapes, kiwi, and rhubarb are excellent anchor points in a landscape. Ornamental plants can provide many different shades of green, along with other colors.
Planting it forward - for others
Life is rarely restrained. Most plants generate far more seeds than are ever expected to survive. You can harvest those seeds and plant them. Cosmos and marigolds go to seed easily. Those and other seeds can be collected and planted as gifts to family and neighbors. They also make welcome gifts to individuals in hospitals and retirement homes. Melon and squash seeds can be started in small pots and gifted to neighbors and local food charities. Succulents are durable in drought-prone areas and they nearly propagate themselves. This is an excellent children's activity for several different reasons and it costs practically nothing.
So, make the most of your landscape and share the wealth!
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Monday, August 25, 2014
25th August 2014
Happy Bank Holiday Monday people, well things have been looking up in the last week or so for me, I got a surprise interview a week and a half ago for an apprenticeship administrator job, my first job interview for 2 years. With such short notice only had about 2 days to prepare not easy if you have aspergers like me. But did managed to attend the interview at Central Sussex College in Crawley, and felt it went well. I am not sure if I will get the job and still waiting to find out news as I write still waiting for news, but the postives are at least got some idea what to improve on for future job interviews with this experience if I don't get the apprenticeship administrator role!
I also managed to pass my ECDL Level 3 Word Processing computer course on Wednesday and pretty over the moon and deciding for the time being to try my luck at seeing if I can find a suitable office administration type of role though will be open to returning to doing more courses at Rewards Training in Crawley under the guidance of Kate Lawrence and her team if job searching remains quiet, they also have a job club I might attend in future!
Well there has been the football season starting and the US Open Grand Slam tennis tournament starts today, so looking forward to that along with the return of my usual visits to the Amex and the pubs of Brighton after the football and really wanting to return to the clubs with people that love a rave and decent dance music, hoping to attend a Freemasons & Carl Cox gig at the Concoorde 2 club in early October if anyone is interested in coming along get in touch as don't want to attend alone!
Finally with the weather outside nasty looks like instead it will be an afternoon playing old skool Sega games at home like Sonic, and hoping there will be a Robin Williams tribute marathon afternoon in tribute to one of my fave actors who sadly passed away recently. So hope people enjoy what remains of August and fingers crossed it brightens up! :)
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Your boat's journey is comprised of a number of position fixes along with the times they were taken. The fixes are combined to draw your journey on the map.
The sections below cover all the different ways in which you can add fixes for your boat:
By default, your journey will show all fixes ever recorded for your boat. In some cases this can get messy, especially if you plan to visit the same cruising area for a second year running.
To fix this, you should limit the fixes shown in the map by date as follows:
only fixes recorded after this date will be shown on the map.
From your boat details page, click on thebutton, and enter a date range to estimate the distance you have sailed (the number shown is simply the sum of the distances between your boat position fixes for the date range you've selected).
If you transmit your position on AIS, and you have the
Auto track (with AIS) option selected in your boat details, then a fix will be added
every 24hrs if your boat has moved.
Go to your boat details by tapping the button. From there, press thebutton and use the interactive map to enter the location and date of your boat position.
From a place's details, click on thebutton on that place's details page. A fix for that location will be added to your journey.
By configuring your Iridium GO! to periodically send GPS position reports to NOFOREIGNLAND you can accurately and reliably update your position on our map from anywhere in the world.
Here's what you need to do to get it working:
1) On the NOFOREIGNLAND site:
2) Then log in to the Iridium GO! app and:
Settings -> Track
TRACKING RECIPIENT enter the following address:
Tracking Frequency to whatever value you prefer. We suggest an hourly update.
Your Iridium GO! will now periodically send position update messages to NOFOREIGNLAND. The incoming message's phone number will be used to identify your boat and a fix will be added to your journey if your boat's position has changed.
Note that Iridium charge for sending tracking data, the costs will depend on your price plan.
If your Iridium satellite phone has the ability to send your location, then you can use this to update your position on the NOFOREIGNLAND map.
You will need to refer to your phone's user manual for your model's details. In the Iridium Extreme manual, for example, there is a section describing how to send an
SMS message to an email address, and an illustration showing the
Insert Location option:
If your phone has a similar menu to the one shown, then here's what you need to do to get it working with NOFOREIGNLAND:
1) On the NOFOREIGNLAND site:
Simply repeat the actions described in step 1 for the Iridium GO! (see above) to associate your Iridium phone number with your boat.
2) On your phone use
Insert Location option to generate an SMS message and send it to the following email address:
You will need to repeat step 2 to send an SMS message every time you want your position updated on the map. For an extended offshore passage, this could be part of your daily routine along with downloading weather reports. We recommend that you create a NOFOREIGNLAND contact in your address book to store this email address.
Note that Iridium charge for sending SMS messages, the costs will depend on your price plan.
By linking your boat to your Garmin inReach, you can use it to track your position on our map.
Here's what you need to do to get it working:
1) Get a data feed URL for your Garmin inReach:
2) Update your boat settings on NOFOREIGNLAND:
For additional help finding your Garmin inReach feed URL visit this Garmin support page.
There are no additional fees from Garmin for using this service.
It is possible to update your boat's position by sending an email to NOFOREIGNLAND.
Here's what you need to do to get it working:
1) On the NOFOREIGNLAND site:
By letting us know the email address you will be sending your location from, no one else can send emails that affect your boat's position.
When an email is received on our servers, the from address on it will be used to identify which boat the fix is for. It is important that you enter the correct address. If you are not sure, then send an email to yourself and check the from address before completing this step.
2) Send an email to NOFOREIGNLAND:
The body of the email should contain two lines, the first specifying the latitude of the fix , and the second the longitude.
For example, the position of the Needles light house in the UK can be expressed as:
The above will translate to a fix at
50°39.732' N and
Note that the four tokens on each line must be separated by the bar
| symbol and:
LAT or
0 and
0.0 to
E or
Each of the methods described above simply add fixes for your boat, and can all be used in conjunction with one another.
Please note however, that we can only plot the fixes reported and cannot validate the data we are given. See the section on deleting fixes if you experince problems.
When your journey is displayed on the map, the fixes are listed in your boat details panel. Click on the delete button next to any given fix to delete it.


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text: By emailing each of the above email mailing lists, it's not hard to guess who you are. It is sad. It is in your interests (for sanity, to stop your tsunami of loss of respect, etc) to simply stop. Take a holiday. Come back in a time (weeks, months) that provides for you to return to communicating like an adult. Also add in not top posting, not swearing on forums intended to be family-friendly, as well as treating others on the list with respect. That will all stand you in much better stead for your future. May you find peace, Zenaan On 3/4/14, Arnold Bird <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > So because systemd people won, now after 13 years I have to leave > and find another distro. > > This is BS. > The systemd people do this is every single distro they take over. > > It is their way or the highway. > > I absolutely hate you systemd people. > > --- firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: > > From: Jerry Stuckle <email@example.com> > To: email@example.com > Subject: Re: was Four people troll - now meandering off elsewhere - > Corporate Speak > Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2014 19:59:04 -0500 > > On 3/3/2014 5:12 PM, Arnold Bird wrote: >> All bullshit. Notice how the systemd men always talk in corporate speak. >> Says volumes. Your supposed contracts can go to hell. >> > > So says the guy who can't even reply to the list properly (in multiple > instances)... > > <rest of BS snipped> > > Note that I am not necessarily a fan of systemd (I'm still not decided). > But I suggest you find another distro. > > Jerry


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Verb, -eled, -el·ing or (especially British) -elled, -el·ling
Noun, adjective verb (used without object)
- To go from one place to another, as by car, train, plane, or ship; take a trip, journey–to travel for pleasure.
- To move or go from one place or point to another
- To proceed or advance in any way
- To go from place to place as a representative of a business firm
- To associate or consort: He travels in a wealthy crowd
Lately, I have been thinking a lot about traveling. Not sure why, but suspect it has something to do with the impending holiday season. I cannot believe it; we are five weeks away from Christmas. The days are barreling through, toward the end of the year, at the speed of lightning, scary.
Anyway, I have been talking about traveling in "my mind" and that has set my brain in motion—I am now looking at every place I go to as a "travel" destination; convenient, actually. There is a good chance you will be reading more of these stories, as the year-ends; because I will be moving from one point to another very often.
Yesterday morning I got up early, thought I would head out of the house–with the intent of going to the park or the beach; take some pictures of birds, the water, boats—or whatever got my eye's attention; then come back home to write a blog post or two. Well, that was the plan. Before I could get going, I heard some noise outside the door, peeked through the window to see what the racket was and suddenly—there it was, a change of plans. The County, in its infinite wisdom had decided to replace the aluminum culvert pipes around our neighborhood, with concrete ones, and today was our turn. That is fine, but could they have let me know ahead of time?
Not being one to miss an opportunity, I quickly got my Canon out; took some pictures, and went out to talk to the work crew, let them know I might be talking about them in my blog. The men were a good-natured bunch—all they said was "as long as what I had to say about them was good, it would be okay with them". My response—"it would be all good—as long as I could get out of my driveway". No problem there, they graciously moved all the heavy trucks and equipment, and I was on my way—to the spot I originally had in mind.
It was a beautiful day, at Gilchrist Park, sunny and bright. There were people out having lunch and reading books under the pavilion. Others were just sitting around enjoying the weather. I got into easy conversation with a woman who reminded me that there will be music on the park Thursday night. I made a mental note of that and went back home.
In addition, I now have added respect for the job those men do every day. It was nearly 90 degrees outside, while they plugged away at their duties. Tough job, but somebody has to do it, right? Glad it is not me.
On any given day, life throws surprises your way, especially in our neighborhood. One day you step outside to find turtles sunning in your backyard, and yet another day you see a bobcat chasing some other animal. Nevertheless, you take it all in stride; life is what you make it, so you learn to enjoy it!


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Jen DeLuca nominated me for the 7*7*7*7 challenge (read Jen's here).
The rules are: Go to the seventh line of the seventh page of a current WIP, then post the next seven lines and tag seven more authors to do the same.
Now, the first bit of that near stumped me. What is my WIP? I have several projects on the go, some of them languishing in a limbo of either 'I'm not sure I can write this how I want to' or 'I'm not sure I care enough about this to write any more'.
So I made a choice and these are from my novelette with a working title of Epecuén:
"He's a country boy who sees a hundred city girls a year. I'm sure you were special last year. Odette, dear…" she left the sentence unfinished, banging the dough and raising a small puff of flour. "Let's get this bread proving, and then we should put the chicken in the oven."
That was the only time Odette spoke to either of her parents about the matter.
Now to tag seven other writers…


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Where we are
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Have you ever heard someone say there are errors in the Bible and so that's why it should not be trusted? And have you ever heard someone give one of those alleged errors and not know how to respond to it? Well, we can trust the Bible we have. For that matter, we must trust the Bible we have because it is indeed the inspired, inerrant, authoritative, and sufficient word of God. But at the same time we need to know how to answer the objections of unbelievers and biblical skeptics. The text of Genesis 10 and 11 opens the door to one such objection. This article addresses how believers should deal with it.
This is what Genesis 10:24 says in the New American Standard Bible – 1995 Update (hereafter NASB):
Arpachshad became the father of Shelah; and Shelah became the father of Eber.
And this is what Genesis 11:12-13 says in the NASB:
Arpachshad lived thirty-five years, and became the father of Shelah; and Arpachshad lived four hundred and three years after he became the father of Shelah, and he had other sons and daughters.
That seems straightforward enough… until you compare it with Luke 3:36. In the third chapter of Luke we read a lengthy genealogy which traces Jesus' lineage as the Son of David all the way back past Abraham to Adam. And this is what Luke 3:35-36 says in the NASB — where we pick up the genealogy in progress:
the son of Serug, the son of Reu, the son of Peleg, the son of Heber, the son of Shelah, the son of Cainan, the son of Arphaxad, the son of Shem, the son of Noah, the son of Lamech, (bold emphasis added)
Our Luke texts add a name between Arpachshad and Shelah — Cainan — which is missing from Genesis 10 and 11. So why is that? And does it mean there is a mistake in the Bible?
Well, no. Not really. You see, what we believe about the inspiration of Scripture and the inerrancy of Scripture is that God is the author and the Bible is truth and, in the words of the Baptist Faith and Message, "without any mixture of error."
Now, no translation of Scripture is perfect, and almost every professing Christian would agree with that statement (save for some who have an over-exalted view of the King James Version). The translation I've quoted from above — the New American Standard Bible — is the most accurate English translation as it relates to the original languages, but it isn't perfect. The word of God, however is. The original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek is the God-inspired word. The Westminster Confession of Faith agrees, stating "the Word of God as written in Hebrew and Greek was immediately inspired by God." It adds, "This relates to the autographs of the 'holy men of God' while under the Divine afflatus or inbreathing. (2 Pet 1:21)."
There are legitimate issues which lead to translation difference — even when the translators are seeking to give the reader the most literal reading possible (many translators do not have that aim). For example, the original parchments the writers of Scripture use do not exist anymore, and if they did we would never know for sure if they really were the originals. Those originals, though, were copied again and again and again. And sometimes when you make copies you make mistakes. Scribal errors, additions, and subtractions have produced what are called textual variants, and you probably see evidence of this in your Bible via footnotes. But this is not cause for doubting whether or not we have the word of God. In fact, additional manuscript discoveries over the centuries — particularly in the last two centuries — have lead scholars not to a more confusing view of what the Bible says, but to have more confidence than ever in what the Bible says. We absolutely do have the word of God.
On the issue of Genesis 10 and 11 and whether they are missing something we see in Luke 3, this is a great example of one of these conflicts that can be worked out. In this case there seem to be two main possibilities. First, that the name Cainan found in Luke 3 was part of the original Hebrew of Genesis, but scribes mistakenly missed it when copying scrolls. Or second, that Cainan was not original to Luke's Greek in 3:36, but later added by a scribe as a mistaken addition.
Let me explain why I am firmly in camp number two — that Cainan doesn't belong in Luke 3:36. There are good reasons why this is the case.
First, the scribes who copied the Hebrew Scriptures were meticulous in how they went about their job, absolutely minimizing mistakes. There was a much more uniform and careful process of doing this amongst the nation of Israel than later with New Testament manuscripts all over Europe, Asia Minor, North Africa, and the Middle East. It is highly unlikely those Hebrew scribes would have mistakenly omitted Cainan from Genesis.
Second, other ancient versions of the Old Testament do not have the name Cainan in it. The Samaritans only believed the first five books of our Bible were Scripture, and their version of Genesis is missing Cainan. The same can be said for the Vulgate, the Latin translation produced by Jerome in AD 405. Significantly, he refused to use the Greek translation of the Old Testament, called the Septuagint, because of many errors it had compared with the Hebrew. He insisted on translated his Latin from the original Hebrew, and so the Vulgate omits Cainan.
Third, however, and the most compelling reason in my opinion, is that Cainan's name isn't just missing from the genealogies of Genesis 10 and 11. It's also missing from 1 Chronicles 1, and it is that much more unlikely the Hebrew scribes would have missed it in both cases.
So how, then, can the presence of Cainan in our Luke 3:36 be explained? Well, look at Luke 3:36 again in the NASB, with the very next verse, 37, added on:
the son of Cainan, the son of Arphaxad, the son of Shem, the son of Noah, the son of Lamech, the son of Methuselah, the son of Enoch, the son of Jared, the son of Mahalaleel, the son of Cainan,
When I am reading the Scriptures publicly it is not uncommon for me to mistakenly skip a line and then go back and fix it. It is, therefore, not difficult in the least to imagine a scribe copying the text of Luke and, his eyes betraying him, putting two Cainans in Luke 3 where only one belonged.
In any event, there is no doctrine at risk of being compromised by this issue. But if we believe the Scriptures to be God's word, inspired by His Holy Spirit, who used the pens and personalities of men, then we need to be prepared to answer questions such as these — to make a defense to anyone who asks for the hope that is within us (1 Pet 3:15). So even though the genealogies of Genesis 10 and 11 and 1 Chronicles 1 are at odds with our English translations of Luke 3, that isn't reason for us to doubt the word of God.
Just a little bit of study backs up our confidence in the Scriptures as the inspired, inerrant, authoritative, and sufficient word of God. We can trust the Bible.


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Berger so close to remarkable rookie win
FLORIDA (Reuters) – Rookie Daniel Berger came from nine strokes behind the lead to enter a playoff for the Honda Classic on Monday but lost out on the second sudden-death hole to Ireland's Padraig Harrington.
The 21-year-old Floridian, whose father Jay was a professional tennis player, reaching the quarter-finals in the French Open and U.S. Open, is ranked 173rd in the world, but showed the talent and poise to suggest his maiden win isn't far away.
"If you told me I was going to finish solo second when the week started, I'd probably have taken it," said Berger after his shot into water on the 17th hole handed victory to Harrington, 22 years his senior.
"Right now, I am not as happy as I wish I was. It won't be the last time, so I just look at it as that."
While the lead changed 12 times, including ties, in the final round, Berger came from nowhere with a superb six-under 64 at a challenging PGA National course as more experienced players, such as Britain's Ian Poulter and Paul Casey, fell away.
"I kind of knew that no one was really going to run away with it just because it's playing so tough. So I tried to give myself as many opportunities for birdie as I could," he said.
Berger described Harrington's superb tee shot on the second playoff hole — the par-three 17th — as a "dagger to my heart" but said his youth hadn't been a factor in the head-to-head contest.
"That's the great thing about golf is it doesn't matter how old you are. It's just getting the ball in the hole. Obviously he's a great player. He's won three majors. You don't win three majors by accident.
"This was definitely the biggest moment of my life, if you can imagine two years ago I was playing college golf tournaments," said Berger. "It's nice to be in this position."
Despite his father's prowess in tennis, Berger decided at a young age that he preferred golf and now hopes he can turn talent into titles.
"I think this week shows with the depth of the field and how many great players there are, that I can compete with the best in the world," he said. "I know this won't be the last chance that I have to win."


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TEAM 7 mylon bed TEAM 7 mylon bed TEAM 7 mylon bed TEAM 7 mylon bed
The classic four-leg bed re-interpreted for today The sides of the bed, made from pure, natural wood, can have textile or leather elements according to choice, giving the mylon bed an alluringly sleek and impressive look. Soft inside radiuses and spaces in the headboard reflect its stylistic affinity with the table of the same name and provide a striking contrast to the otherwise clear, linear design of the mylon bed. The version with a soft, upholstered headboard – available in leather or textile – further highlights the exceptional structure of the bed's wood construction and creates a remarkable feeling of security in combination with the natural materials. The mylon bed is made without any metal and its wooden surfaces have been treated solely with pure natural oils. The upholstered covers are removable and are easy to clean. This contributes to mylon's role in creating a healthy space and environment for sleeping.


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Gangtok is the capital city of Sikkim – a state in North East India that just a few decades ago was an independent kingdom. Sharing a border with Nepal, Bhutan and China and now part of the Republic of India, the culture of Sikkim is unique, but changing rapidly. Eager to start a conversation on the modern Sikkimese identity, Dipika Kohli launched Modern Sikkim – an "informal series of online and in-person conversations" that recently hosted a roundtable discussion in Gangtok.
We got the chance to put some questions to Dipika by email about the project, and her hopes for the region.
This Big City: During Modern Sikkim you asked participants to fill in the gaps by answering 'Modern Sikkim is…' Can you tell us, in your view, what Modern Sikkim is?
Dipika Kohli: When we talk about modernity, a lot of questions pop up, including, "What do you mean, exactly, by 'modern'?" In conversations with people aged 12 to 90 in five weeks in Gangtok, we got to hear specifically about the changing identity of Sikkim, a state of India that less than forty years ago stood as its own kingdom. Now, questions about environmental cleanliness and also adhering to mandates from the central government poses new challenges. What Sikkim Tourism calls "green and clean" a lot of locals find to be mere lip service, and said so, but only behind closed doors. That's the thing a lot of folks want to be able to do most: speak freely, without fear of corrupt governments responding to any individual voice to stray outside the lines. There's worry that when the next earthquake hits (while I was in Gangtok we experienced a 5.0), buildings not made to modern code won't be able to withstand the force.
Then there's culture. People worry the younger folks won't be able to speak Sikkimese. There's a ton of pressure to keep up with the neighbors, and some link that to high suicide rates in this region of India, especially. But Sonam Tashi Gyaltsen, who studied and worked in other big cities of India before returning to start a design consultancy with friends in Gangtok, is optimistic. "Modern Sikkim is *now,*" he says. "Our actions today is going to define our future."
What are your goals for Gangtok (and beyond)?
My hope for Gangtok is that it can sustain its charm, which is in its authenticity and rootedness in simply being what it is. I would hate for the place to get smoggy like Kathmandu, or for people to lose sight of the mountains or who they really are.
I'm told when someone dies, without question a whole community will come out to show respect, "bunking off work" in the process. But it's a part of the place, this unspoken tradition. Bhutia, Lepcha, Nepali or something else, the people converge. Communal harmony, the mayor said, is what makes Sikkim beautiful.
As I write this, we are in Kathmandu. My partner at Orangutan Swing and I are looking to keep going to new cities and find ways to architect spaces for public dialogue on topics that will change, depending on what's important to people who live there. More about this is at our site, Orangutan Swing.
What has surprised you most about your collaborative working methods? What are the advantages and disadvantages of working in this way?
When we met Sanom Tashi Gyaltsen of design consultancy Echostream – our collaborator on this project – the immediate feeling was that, yes, we could collaborate. He just got us, and we got him. I teared up when he said a long, loving goodbye to Kush, my five year-old son, at the jeep stand that would bring my family trio to the next city. This was right after he graced our necks with soft, silk white scarves. A Sikkimese tradition.
Advantages are that you can really get to know a different style, and method, and appreciate what other people have that you might not. Patience, for example! He could also help us coordinate with locals, by speaking Nepali and making calls to people he knew would help us tell others about the roundtable effort. That meant a better result.
Disadvantages? Maybe the fact that when it's a team, you have a lot of different ideas at the start about how a thing is going to go. Expectation-setting is big. Defining a scope that's doable is bigger.
Urban change can be rapid. What advice would you give to citizens looking to keep on top of their city's evolution, and play an active part in shaping it?
Pay attention to what's happening around you. Don't just go with whatever shifts are happening because nobody's complaining. This is what I learned from my six weeks in Gangtok. Honest conversations happen between close friends, some of whom have known one another since the time they could talk, and this, too, happens only in private places like homes and dark bars. For real dialogue, though, you want to hear a lot of perspectives. Making space to encourage and welcome that is the tough part for people in Sikkim. Finding other people who care about the same civic changes is a start. Small steps: that's how to get there.
What next for Modern Sikkim?
Possibly a residency program in Gangtok, for people who are experts in sustainable design, engineering, and environmental science to come and share their real-world lessons with those who live here. It's the start of something, but there are people who want to hear and learn. If you're an interested professional looking for a chance to get to India for a while and share your knowledge with a ready group there, get in touch with me at dipika[at]orangutanswing[dot]com and I'll connect you to the people in Sikkim.


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In The Water
The Ocean's Seven
The Ocean's Seven consists of seven long-distance open-water swims, and is considered the marathon swimming equivalent of the Seven Summits mountaineering challenge. It includes the North Channel, the Cook Strait, the Molokai Channel, the English Channel, the Catalina Channel, the Tsugaru Strait and the Strait of Gibraltar.
"Darren Miller has reached the highest and most difficult echelon of marathon swimming: the Oceans Seven. At every level – his background as a pool sprinter, his location in a land-locked city, his unprecedented 7-for-7 crossings, his charity fund-raising – his successes are remarkable and a credit to his upbringing, humble nature, and DNA as a gentleman, motivator and competitor."
– Steven Munatones, 'Oceans Seven' Creator
SWIM #1: The English Channel (21-miles : 12 hours, 4 minutes)
The English Channel is known as the 'Mount Everest' of open water swimming by which all other swims are measured. The Channel's chilly, turbulent waters are the ultimate proving ground, as they present many unique challenges to the pilot, crew and swimmer.
My team and I left Dover Harbor early in the morning via the Pathfinder, piloted by Eric Hartley of the Channel Swimming Association. I walked into the Channel from Shakespeare Beach, below the White Cliffs of Dover at 4:04AM on July 19, 2010. An hour into the swim, I breathed to my left and could see the White Cliffs of Dover, and the coast of France off in the distance. I remember thinking, "How did I get here?" It was the most beautiful memory in all of my adventures.
The hardest part in channel swimming is constantly being able to see your finish right in front of you, yet it can feel so far away. I finished on a rocky coastline, and clambered out of the water with the biggest smile on my face, because the iconic English Channel could not hold me down. I was a part of history. I was a Channel Swimmer.
SWIM #2: The Catalina Channel (22-miles: 9 hours, 15 minutes)
Southern California is another state of mind. The beaches, food, music and general laid back lifestyle surrounding the water are surreal. Catalina Island is off the coast of Los Angeles, and is separated from the mainland by a long stretch of cold, dark water. Jumping into a pitch black ocean in the middle of the night was unlike any experience I had ever been through.
I remember the bio-luminescence in the water, and how it lit up in bright green bubbles which reflected off the moon. The floating kelp off the coastline was as thick as ropes and running into a patch when you cannot see anything is very interesting. The swim commenced around midnight, and I swam under the watchful eye of some of the greatest friends I could ask for; some were new, and others had been around for years.
As the beautiful sun began to rise over the horizon, I remember the California coastline still in a low-hanging fog that only allowed me to view my landing site within a mile or two of the finish. I swam the final stretch accompanied by a pod of dolphins that seemed to guide me right into the coast. There could not be a more fitting finish than being treated to swimming with such beautiful creatures of the ocean.
SWIM #3: The Molokai Channel (28-miles: 12 hours, 12 minutes)
The Molokai Channel is known as the 'Channel of Bones' for a reason, as its treacherous waters have claimed the lives of many watermen through history. The incredible scenery surrounding Oahu and the mysterious island of Molokai is unlike anything I have been blessed to see.
Jumping off a volcanic rock on La'au Point on the southwestern coast in the dark was something I will never forget. One mile off Molokai I fell victim to my first (of three) Portuguese Man of War jellyfish stings. It was directly on my face and neck; and felt like someone had pressed an iron on my skin. I was alerted at just past half-way that I was under the current record – I knew there was no turning back.
As we came into Sandy's Beach on the eastern coast of Oahu, Jeff and Vince jumped into the water for the final stretch, while Steve continued to kayak. Jeff guided me through the dangerous surf of 'Breakneck Beach'. I rolled up on the coast, only to rise to my feet and run up into the sand. The mighty Molokai had a new record, and one tired swimmer!
SWIM #4: Strait of Gibraltar (10-miles: 3 hours, 44 minutes)
The Gibraltar swim was my most favorite of the seven, because not only was southern Spain simply incredible, but to have six friends along for the adventure was something I will never forget. There were a few times in my life when my breath left me; seeing the outline of the African continent was one of those times. I felt as though I could sit on the shoreline and view the panoramic view forever.
Jen, Jamie, Oliver and I took off from the harbor in Tarifa as the sun was rising, and pushed off from Europe in the cool waters separating the continents. The sea was calm that day, and there was something about swimming in unison for 3 hours and 44 minutes that was quite peaceful. Our swimming and our friendships were inseparable across that Strait that day.
The swim concluded as the sun was high in the sky, birds were flying and we climbed out on the closest piece of land we could hit on Moroccan soil. We hugged each other tight, and raised our hands to the sky in one final salute to a worthy advisory.
SWIM #5: Tsugaru Channel (18-miles: 15 hours, 55 minutes)
Northern Japan was almost mythical, as the environment surrounding the Tsugaru Channel was a habitat that seemed unchanged for thousands of years. My brother, Matthew accompanied me for the first time, and needless to say he picked the right channel. We both loved the Japanese cuisine, culture and their kindness to foreign visitors.
I started the swim by cutting my left shin, arm and hands off the start because I was stubborn and wanted to exit the water on a large boulder, versus just 'touching the rock and go' as instructed. As I stood there bleeding, I knew I only had one choice.
The Sea of Japan was the toughest water I had yet to face, as the majority of the 15:55 journey went through 2-3 foot surface chop. This swim was the most difficult of the seven because I was expecting about an 8-hour swim, and it turned out to be double. As the final hours crept by, I was not making any progress, as I was only paralleling the shoreline. The water temperature dropped, and I had to sprint for two-hours at the end. I was able to break through the current and finish on Hokkaido. If you never quit, eventually you will finish!
SWIM #6: Cook Strait (18-miles: 10 hours, 42 minutes)
Craig Lenning and I tackled the Cook Strait only a few weeks after the media broke a story on a film director who was mauled by three Great White Sharks off the coast of New Zealand. It was a lot to take in when we were about to travel half-way around the world to swim the Strait, but we knew what had to be done.
Under guidance from Philip Rush and my handler Shelley Taylor-Smith, we left the shores of the north island and headed south. The sun was shining, there was a slight chop in the water and the temperature was around 59F; not warm enough to spend anytime relaxing.
The final few miles were challenging as the tides began to push up north up along the coast line. I will never forget the setting sun as it dipped down below the horizon because we knew we had to get moving quicker as we swam into the night. I could feel the tide pushing stronger as I was in a dead sprint the final few kilometers. I couldn't see anything in front of me as we slammed into an ominous black rock wall to complete the swim!
SWIM #7: North Channel (21-miles: 11 hours, 16 minutes)
The North Channel is notoriously known throughout the marathon swimming community as the most difficult of the major ocean channels. It would be particularly challenging for me since I trained in the warm waters of Pittsburgh in the summer, yet somehow would need to adapt to the frigid North Sea.
My entire family was on hand in Bangor, Northern Ireland as we waited for the call from pilot Brian Meharg aboard the Bangor Boat. We only waited one day before leaving Bangor Harbor, and setting off from Donaghadee for Scotland. I wasn't sure how my body would feel after several hours into the swim, but surprisingly the chill never seemed to really affect me. I had trained hard, and I knew that through acclimating throughout the previous two weeks in Ballyholme Bay, I gained the most valuable asset in all endurance sports – confidence.
The water was calm, and the temperature was around 53-degrees as the start. My path was uncharacteristically straight across the channel, with only the fabled Lion's Mane jellyfish to report. As we approached Scotland, I remember having the greatest feeling that I was about to complete a mission I had been working on for several years. I had put in the time and dedication, and in the end, I came out on top. There is nothing that takes the place of hard work, and when I touched Scotland, I knew exactly what that meant. I had completed the 'Oceans Seven' on all first attempts, and became the first swimmer in the world to do so. What a wonderful completion to a journey around the world!


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You can, of course, get very creative with the fillings. I love mixing it up depending on what I have on hand. To date my favorite, to die for combo is crispy fried tempeh (my favorite is the Fava & Wakame for Byron Bay Tempeh), our own Kim Chi, Avocado, our own Cashew Cheese, grated carrot, cucumber & chopped lettuce. So so good!
Omelette Wrap
Ingredients (for 1)
1-2 eggs depending on how hungry you are
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Plenty of things to stuff your omelette with i.e.
1/2 Avocado
1 small grated carrot
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Cashew Cheese
fried mince
left over chicken…
You get the idea! Just make sure you always add some sauerkraut. We love Kim Chi & French Beetroot in our wraps. It's also a great way to use up any leftovers!
Heat 1 tablespoon of your preferred fat in a medium size pan until very hot. Crack your egg(s) into a small bowls and whisk with a fork. Add salt. Pour egg mix into the pan & swirl around until the egg has evenly filled out the pan. Let cook for about 40 sec's, then flip and cook for a further 10-15 sec's. Slide onto a round plate and fill the center as desired, then wrap up & enjoy!!
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Major Dwayne Williams ~ Family Remembers
When terrorists flew a plane into the Pentagon on September Eleventh, 2001, the life of a family was permanently rearranged. This family, forever changed by their tragedy, reached into their grief and found the strength, through their deep and abiding faith in God, to give us all a way to share in the wonderful life that Dwayne Williams lived.
Dwayne's mother, Pearl Williams, wrote this beautiful book, A Hero Called Fish. Written for young people, she shares his childhood and his adult life with us. It is illustrated with pictures from his childhood, college years, army years to the memorial services held for him. It is a wonderful book to help explain September Eleventh to young people, but thoroughly enjoyable for adults as well. It is a tribute only a mother could make. Why Fish? Dwayne learned to swim when he was four and loved to swim. It became his nickname.
Roy L Williams, Dwayne's brother, wrote an amazing testament to Dwayne's life, loss and to faith and God in 911, God Help Us. The subtitle is "How Losing a Brother in the September 11 Terrorist Attack Transformed a Reporter Into a Witness for God." This is a powerful book about Dwayne's life and about his family after his death. I was able to share in the power of faith and God in the grieving process of this family. I was humbled by the depth of their faith, the closeness of their family, and the resolve they had to honor Dwayne. When I got this book, I was so caught up in it, I sat up all night reading it.
Kim Williams, another of Dwayne's brothers, released a CD of original music, including the title song My Brother. It is a beautiful tribute to the closeness they shared. I listen to this CD often. It is so full of love, that it always makes me smile.
Each, in their own way, celebrates the joy that Dwayne brought into their lives and shares the wonderful man he was with each of us. I thank them for letting me share their love, their joy, their sorrow, their faith in God.
The Epitaph in A Hero Called Fish:
Weep not for our fallen hero for he did not die in vain. Rejoice in his memory and live life as he did with courage, humility, love and peace.
Not only a Persian Gulf War Veteran who received a host of military honors including the Bronze Star, Purple Heart and Legion of Merit, but Dwayne was a loving son, a faithful husband and a devoted father. His devotion to God, family and country stands as a testament of his life's achievements.
We shall not mourn his passing but shall stand in the light that he created.
Dwayne served the Lord faithfully for many years. Fish is now a soldier in the army of the Lord.


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Tiny Japanese garden on my dining table
Typical Japanese food, Soba.
And a dipping broth made of Kelp and Dried bonito.
Additional seasoning for Soba broth (Chopped spring onion and grated ginger)
Vegetable tempura (battered and deep-fried vegetable)
And Cornish sprat Nanban-zuke (deep-fried and soy marinated sprat)
Every dish is very Japanese and also traditional food.
I'm planning to serve you these traditional taste at my Sushi Making Night.
Next time would be on Friday 22nd September.
I'll announce that in a couple of weeks.
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As requested, here are the deck lists for what I won yesterdays War Within events with. Sorry that they are pretty boring "normal" good decks. I wish I could have surprised folks with something new and original but I like winning.
Event 1- Everything Leo
1-Bear Book
1-Rat Book
2-Owl Book
2-Sympathy Pain
3-Ice Trap
2-Mind Probe
3-Hidden Power
3-Mist Typhoon
FF-3 Books, 2 flex
Round 1 vs Shi Ma playing Leo, Irritate you to Death
FF was 3 Books, IT, Remorse
This game went to me mostly because Shi could not roll dice to save his life and milled himself more than I did (7 basics round 1 for starters). I also picked the Perfect FF for the situation.
Round 2 vs Roscoe Simmons playing Lulu, all the burn
FF was 3 Books, Hidden Power and Remorse
His dice spread was a bit tight in 3 colors and heavily reliant on power/class symbols so I utilized my 2 illusion dice to exhaust and force over meditation. He was milled out while I still had half my deck and I had too much of a wall on my battle field for him to punch through.
Round 3 vs Tim Keefe playing Rin, It's not a real deck but its a real deck
FF was 3 Books, Mind Probe, Remorse
Part of this was the worst FF pick I made of the day the other half was that my mind probes showed me a very bad future. The first flipped 2 Bear Books and the second flipped all 3 Rin's Furys. The other thing was that Tim totally blind sided me by running Owls with only 2 charm dice so I had to meditate my FF Remorse from had round 1. I get into a slow mill hoping to draw into my second owl book or multiple Mist Typhoons to even out the battlefield situation vs his Bears, Owls, Rats and Leech Warriors. We have a long ground war with me on defense the whole time until time is called. I had exactly 2 main actions I could do before Tim would go first at top of round and swing for lethal. I win because I'm a horrible person.
I switch to Jessa for event 2
Event 2- Jessa Sonic Boom
1-Bear Book
3-Butterfly Books
3-Chant of Revenge
2-Chant of Protection
3-Hammer Knight
2-Stormwind Sniper
3-Fire Archer
2-Ice Trap
2-Blood Chains
3-Hidden Power
3-Mist Typhoon
3-"Broken Card"
Round 1 vs Cloud playing Jessa. Carm Cerimonal
FF was 3 Books, Sniper, Fear
Cloud is a new player and was banking on an early Owl to disrupt me. I answer it with a Sniper, and answer her Dread With with a Fear. She didn't FF Fear so the game quickly shifts my way with Screams providing inevitability.
Round 2 vs Mike playing Rin Natural and mono Ceremonial
FF was 3 Books, Fear, Hammer Knight
He was on 9 Natural and 1 Ceremonial dice. I went first and happened to roll a Wolf. I figured why not and wolf exhausted his Goat on my first turn. He didn't FF Fury so he was not able to stick a round 1 HK. Game went pretty quick after that.
Round 3 vs Tim Keefe, Rin, its now a really real deck this time.
FF was 3 Books, Sniper and Fear
This time I have the sniper to answer Owl round 1. We end with fairly even board states. Round 2 I draw Fear, Monk book and Chant of Revenge number 2 so I basically got another perfect turn. By the end of the game I have out focus 2 Chant and Monks. I get to pull the play I built the deck around and Misty Typhoon to board wipe 4 out of 5 units and deal a boat load of screams damage to set me up to close the game with Med Monk books trigger Chant.
I win the event for real this time and send 3 more points to the dark side.
It was so much fun. Thanks to all my opponents for great games, Roscoe Simmons for being a solid TO and of course my darling wife for letting me out on a Saturday to drive 5 hours and dork it up.
It was great to see some familiar faces and meet a lot of new folks. I hope to see more of you at Gencon and the other regional War Within events.
Special credit to Stuart Day for flying across an ocean to play cards, hang out and make generous offers on alt an art Viper Queen and Siren of Lighthouse Bay.


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SUBJECT/S: Tony Abbott's assault on retirement savings
CHRIS HAMMER: The political ground has shifted in Canberra on Tuesday with the Government revealing that it had done a deal with Palmer United and other Independent Senators to repeal the mining tax and associated measures including winding back increases in compulsory superannuation. Joining us to discuss this issue, two Federal MPs from New South Wales: Angus Taylor, the Liberal Member for Hume and Michelle Rowland, the Labor Member for Greenway in Sydney's west. Michelle Rowland, to you first, Joe Hockey says this deal shows that Labor is now irrelevant. What do you say to that?
MICHELLE ROWLAND, SHADOW MINISTER FOR CITIZENSHIP AND MULTICULTURALISM: That is quite insulting to the some 9 million Australians and around the sum of $140 billion worth of contributions that would have gone towards superannuation in this country.
HAMMER: But isn't that Labor's fault that you haven't been willing to deal with the government to address the Budget issues?
ROWLAND: Chris, I remember the last party who did a deal with government in betrayal of beliefs and statements that they took to the last election. They were called the Australian Democrats. So I am very happy to stand up for Labor…
HAMMER: Like the Greens on the carbon tax?
ROWLAND: At least that was a transparent process. We have a situation in the Parliament only a few days ago where we were being asked in the House of Representatives to vote on a Bill which hadn't even been seen. Where the Assistant Treasurer-in-waiting couldn't even give us a second reading speech. Not only does this represent broken promises from the Prime Minister, not only in terms of the substance of this, apparently 'no adverse and unexpected changes to superannuation', but also the promise of no grubby deals. This was the grubbiest of deals, not only in substance but also in practice.
HAMMER: But isn't that partially Labor's fault? You haven't engaged with the government, do you accept there's an issue about addressing the structural deficit in the Budget? You haven't engaged with the government so how can you complain when it gets the best deal it can?
ROWLAND: I'm glad you raised this, about structural issues, because when we talk about retirement incomes policy in Australia there are three pillars: savings, which have improved but have always been relatively weak; the age pension, which is becoming increasingly unable to meet the demand for our ageing population and also to provide them with a comfortable retirement; and the last is the superannuation guarantee. Now, the superannuation guarantee is clearly the best option for this country to pursue. This government has made a short-sighted policy decision for a long-term detriment to this country, not only in terms of foregoing all that money that would have been going into infrastructure projects, as an example, but also putting long-term pressure on the age pension. So if you want to talk about the structural issues, I'm very happy to have a debate about how bad this is for the structure of the economy in the long term.
HAMMER: Okay Angus Taylor, let's address some of those issues. The pension, the Treasurer said that it now takes up 10 per cent of the Federal Budget, the Government is trying to control that increase in age, limiting increases to the CPI, yet by winding back the super contributions in the future, more people are going to be relying on the old age pension. Isn't the government simply shoving this problem off to a future generation?
ANGUS TAYLOR: Well Chris, let's be clear: we are not winding back superannuation. There is no wind back of superannuation. The question here is how…
HAMMER: You're taking $128 billion out over a decade.
TAYLOR: Let's be clear for people who are watching this. What we are saying is we are not going to increase it as fast. Now the reason for that is very simple: we wanted to, but Labor of course has blocked what we wanted to do in the Senate and therefore we had to get our key commitments from the election through, and we have. Again, we are getting rid of the mining tax, we've got rid of the carbon tax, we're moving the Budget back into surplus, we're building the roads of the 21st century. This is another one of our election commitments we've achieved. We are dealing with the Senate where Labor is not prepared to cooperate and what we have is a Labor that is Santa Claus without wanting to pay…
HAMMER: Let's address that issue. Does this undermine the sustainability of the old age pension by putting more weight onto it?
TAYLOR: We are doing a lot which Labor is not prepared to support to make sure that the age pension is sustainable and we've had many discussions about that in the past so that is very clear and we're very focused on it. But remember this: this will put more pay in the pockets of everyday Australians.
HAMMER: That's not why the government is doing it.
TAYLOR: And remember this as well: say Australians are saving more. We can expect significant savings coming out of this but the important thing is that Bill Shorten himself has said that superannuation comes out of the pay packets of everyday Australians so they will receive more. They can choose whether to save it and we would like to see some of this being saved, of course.
HAMMER: In net terms though, they won't receive more because if they receive it in their pay-packet, they'll be paying full marginal tax on it, that's why the Government wants it because it wants to restore the budget whereas if it goes into superannuation, they're paying concessional tax rates. So in net terms, they won't be better off.
TAYLOR: Their pay packets will have more in them. But let's go back to what Labor is doing here. Labor is being Santa Claus without paying the bill. We hear nothing about where they're going to get their savings and I can only assume they fully intend to increase taxes or leave a lot of debt to the next generation. Neither of which we are prepared to canvas because all of their promises and all of their unwillingness to work with us in the Senate results in unfunded liabilities, unfunded costs that Labor's not prepared to address.
HAMMER: Can I put this to you: one of the problems that opinion polling has revealed the Government has had with this Budget is that it's been unfair. That the burden is being carried by lower-middle income earners while high income earners are more or less untouched. These changes to super means that lower and middle income earners will get less super, they'll get paid more in their pay packet but get paid top margin of tax on it. Those more well off people, particularly with self-managed super funds, will still have access to the full range of superannuation concessions. Isn't this unfair?
TAYLOR: No and in fact, quite the opposite. This will put more money in the pay packets of the poorest, more vulnerable Australians. Bill Shorten and Ken Henry have both conceded that superannuation comes out of your pay packet. It will put more money in the pockets of those who are least well off. To say that this is regressive is quite wrong. I find it interesting that people say the rich aren't paying for any of the debt problems that we have. You will remember before the Budget there was a very big debate about whether our levy was appropriate or not. We have put it in place. The important thing here though on this issue is the average Australian and particularly the more vulnerable Australians, will have more in their pay packet as a result of this and Bill Shorten has confirmed that in what he has said in the past.
HAMMER: Michelle Rowland, what's your response to this claim by the government that lower paid workers are going to be better off? They're going to have more money in their pay packet.
ROWLAND: For a start, as you rightly attest, the fact is that superannuation is taxed at a lower rate. A marginal rate of tax doesn't apply. It's a concessional rate. And also employers who make a contribution, they have benefits as well, offsetting the contributions that they make. So it's indeed a false economy to try and argue that this is going to be more money in people's bank accounts. But I also think it ignores the bigger issue here in terms of the policy, and it's an important policy from a values perspective. This government is intent on turning its back on some $140 billion that would be going into compulsory superannuation in this country, recognising that the age pension as it stands is unsustainable in terms of providing people in the long term, the retirement income that they are going to need. It's an absolute false economy to suggest that what is being done in this grubby deal, will actually be good for the long term interests of people.
And I'll also say if you want to talk about value statements, look also at who this is benefitting: who this change is benefiting and who it is hurting. It's hurting some 9 million ordinary working Australians. It is benefitting a handful of people with mining interests in this country. And also on the issue of people not being worse off: the low income superannuation contribution, $37,000 threshold. A stay of execution, but it is going to be gone. They are predominately women on that amount, predominately women who earn enough to qualify for that concession. That is going to be gone as well, so if you want to talk about – this is clearly an issue about values and choices, but also short term political grubby deals over long term good public policy. And I will go with the latter any day.
HAMMER: So if Labor were to win the next election, would you reverse these decisions? Would you re-introduce the tax, would you re-introduce the schedule for increasing superannuation up to 12 per cent?
ROWLAND: Two things, Chris. Firstly, we brought superannuation into this country. The Libs voted against it on every level and in fact the arguments that Angus is making today from the talking points are exactly the same arguments that were made in the early 1990s by the Liberals to oppose compulsory superannuation. Their arguments haven't changed. Our values and our position on long term good public policy hasn't changed either. We believe that workers should be entitled to a decent retirement, that the pillar of the superannuation guarantee, is the fundamental pillar in order to achieve this, and we will ensure that we make responsible savings. And if you want an example as a start, the paid parental leave scheme that can't be afforded right now. There's a saving you can do straight away.
TAYLOR: You've taken us nowhere.
ROWLAND: Mate, you're going nowhere on this but anyway.
TAYLOR: Let's be clear, the mining tax was one of the great fiscal con jobs of recent political history in Australia. It's extraordinary. They budgeted $5 billion of revenue every year for the mining tax. They spent the money and nothing came in. So Labor has to explain… what we have done is we've fixed it, we got rid of it. What Labor has to do, is it has to explain where all this money that they are effectively committing is going to come from and I can only assume it's one of two things. It's debt to our kids or it's higher taxes and they're going to have to explain it.
HAMMER: Can I return to superannuation. You've made the point that by delaying the increases in compulsory super, that equates to money in pay packets, yet you've retained the overall target of 12 per cent by 2025. It says that the increases aren't until 2021. So over a four year period you want to step up super by 2 and a half per cent. Aren't you essentially promising a four year wage freeze?
TAYLOR: No, we're not. Because what we know from Ken Henry and Bill Shorten… We know, and wages will be what they will be, what happens then is the amount of super you take out of it is independent of that wage level. If we're going to have less super there'll be more of that wage going into people's pay packets. That's what economists tell us and Bill Shorten agrees.
HAMMER: But between your own policy between 2021 and 2025 super will increase from 9.5 to 12. That's 2 and a half per cent. So most of anyone's wage increases is not going to go into their pocket. It's essentially a wage freeze for most of what's going into their pockets.
TAYLOR: That's not right, Chris. What happens is wages will be what they will be, they're driven by…
HAMMER: If there's more money going into their pocket now it means less going into the pocket then.
TAYLOR: The point is that wages are what they are and the question is how much goes into super and how much goes into the pay packet. At the moment we can't, unfortunately because of the position Labor's put us in, we can't afford to put more of that into super. We're putting more of it into people's pay packets. Over time we will increase super but we have to do this in a way that is sustainable. If we don't do it in a way that's sustainable, we will be having to increase taxes and leaving debt to our kids. Labor is going to have to make that choice at some point.
HAMMER: Okay Michelle Rowland, final response?
ROWLAND: Well it's interesting that Angus talks about more money and pay packets. Even if we did accept that argument, which is an absolute economic furphy, even if we did accept that argument the fact is that…
HAMMER: So Bill Shorten is wrong?
ROWLAND: No, what he is saying here is that people are going to be better off. It will be more money in the pay packet, but in the long term, we are going to have an unsustainable situation with retirement incomes in this country. And even if Angus wants to run an argument about debt and deficit, cost of living etcetera, what about all that money that's going to have to go to fund other broken promises of this government? Not limited to things like the GP Tax, not limited to things like the increased tax on petrol that they're bringing in. What you need to consider here, and what Angus totally fails to understand, is that we have three pillars of retirement income in this country. By doing away with the progressive rates of increase in the time frames that were set out under Labor's plan, you are actually damaging the economy in the long term. You're making it unsustainable for retirement incomes from the public purse and totally undoing any argument that he tries to raise about people being better off.
HAMMER: Okay. I think we should leave it there. Michelle Rowland, Angus Taylor, thank you for your time.
TAYLOR: Thanks, Chris.
ROWLAND: Pleasure.


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25 Things You Don't Have To Justify To Anyone (via Motivation Into Habit)
"I think what makes people ill a lot of the time is the belief that your thoughts are concrete and that you're responsible for your thoughts. Whereas actually — the way I see it — your thoughts are what the wind blows through your mind." a very zen Thom Yorke: What I've Learned
"Success and failure speak only to the validity of actions, not personalities." It's Not Who You Are, It's What You Do
Cameron Russell: Looks aren't everything. Believe me, I'm a model. (via Coach Jason, Crossfit Full Circle)
Recipes Bookmarked
Ginger Crunch at David Lebovitz
Molasses-Ginger Stout Cake with Ginger Glaze at Culinate
Super Chewy Ginger Cookies at Always Order Dessert
VCU, Richmond, Virginia, 2013
Here's hoping Juvonte Reddic kicks off another game with a dunk like this one when VCU plays Xavier Saturday. If not, then when we return home for Butler the following weekend!


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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, I felt the need to have a stereotypical Thanksgiving blog post along with every other blogger who's probably doing the same. The time of year to gather around with family and friends to cherish and make memories with the ones we love. The day when we greet loved ones, eat pumpkin pie, and gather around to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade on TV. Honestly, I wouldn't have it any other way. I'm heading up to D.C. early Thursday morning to have one big family reunion for the holidays. I'm taking every advantage of getting out of this blessed city of Fayetteville for the rest of the week and I am almost positive that it won't be missed.
What are your Thanksgiving plans?


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It seems like 2016 will be a special year for the german Meeting in its hometown Wiesbaden. Currently the local organisation is checking for additional wallspace expanding the MOS in order to turn ugly spots into pieces of art.
A huge underpass-complex at the bench of the Rhine containing meanhwile more than 4000qm space on several walls, well reachable by train, car and bus. The first events already happened late 90ies. Since then the underpass has completely changed from ghetto to an art-gallery. Download the festival booklet with all details here!
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Thursday, 09 June 2016 – Meet & Greet, Kontext, Welfenstr. 1b, 65189 Wiesbaden, 19 Uhr
Meet and greet the artists, Book-Signing
Saturday, 11 June 2016 – Live-Graffiti, Live-Shows, Breakdance-Session, Main-Party
The walls displayed here are the main targets beside of the well-know underpass. We are working on permissions and eventhough we are not sure whether we will get all the walls shown below, we will get more wallspace for sure!
The main walls in the underpass have space for about 80-100 artists and are created in huge concepts. More walls and locations are spread around the neighborhood. Walls: Cor, Daschu , Fourty Seven, Hi Tech, HNRX, HCTR, Bery, Lippok, Nevel11, Pmode, Sare, Snyder, Size Two, UZI, MCR, DBL, RZM, FF (Germany), Double Personality, Mate (Italy), Fruits Of Doom, In Muris Veritas,Sketch, Koes (Austria), Gams, Llouliee, LS Crew, NilkOne (France), Graffanatics, Nicolas, Onix, Sav45, Skema, Werens (Spain), Serge, Switch (Netherlands), Lapiz (New Zealand), Sloke, Tadlock (USA), Fawe, Leo DCO , Matsu, Risca, Vidal, Talu (Brazil), Bohz, Sedonek (Colombia), Gerso, Korba, Secreto, SPD (Mexico), Alien, Badsura, KozDos (Venezuela), DMJC (Peru)
Brückenkopf Mainz-Kastel, Am Rheinufer, 55252 Mainz-Kastel
Freeway: A66 or A671 direction Wiesbaden, exit Mainz-Kastel onto B455 which takes you straight to the spot.
Train: S1, S9, SE10 Station Mainz-Kastel
Bus: From Wiesbaden lines 6, 9, 33. From Mainz lines 6, 9, 28, 55, 91
Airports: From Frankfurt International train S9 direction Wiesbaden, from Frankfurt/Hahn take the bus to Mainz main train station, then take the bus as mentioned above.
Kontext Wiesbaden, Welfenstr. 2b, 65189 Wiesbaden
From Mainz-Kastel take trains S1, S9 or SE10 to Wiesbaden. Approx 1o minutes footwalk from the main station beyond the famous Schlachthof-grounds you find Kontext. Busline 6 direction Wiesbaden stops in the front of the center. From main station Wiesbaden take 3, 33 und 6 direction Welfenstrasse.
There is a legal spot for camping near-by, low fare.
Camping Maaraue
Maaraue 48
55246 Mainz-Kostheim
Phone:(+49) 06134 / 2575922
Fax:(+49) 06134 / 2575923
Hotel zum Schnackel
Boelckestr. 5
55252 Mainz-Kastel
Telefon +49 6134 564760
Fax +49 6134 564 76333
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Mainz – Rhein-Main-Jugendherberge, Jugendgästehaus
Otto-Brunfels-Schneise 4
55130 Mainz
Tel. +49-613-85332
Fax. +49-613-82422


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The Chargers attempted 512 passes last season. Philip Rivers was responsible for 99.2% of them.
Geno Smith threw the other four.
That came after a preseason during which Rivers had the fewest attempts of the four quarterbacks who were on the roster.
This summer, the veteran's involvement in exhibition play figures to decrease more, with coach Anthony Lynn already saying he'll use his starters less in the games that don't count.
Rivers took the idea a step further Wednesday by suggesting he'd be OK with not playing in the preseason.
"I think I'd be all right," he said following the second practice of minicamp. "There is something about feeling that 'game feeling' again. But I don't think it's necessary at this point. If that were to be the plan, I'd be fine."
But the two have begun discussions about how much Rivers will play during an exhibition season that begins Aug. 8 in Arizona.
The plan will be designed to best ready the quarterback for the regular season while also preserving him in hopes to be more fresh later in the season.
"I mean, how many more plays does he need?" offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt said. "I think it's important to establish chemistry, but you have to be smart with how you do it."
Entering his 16th season, Rivers, 37, hasn't missed a regular-season start since he took over in 2006. A year ago, he appeared in two preseason games and completed 11 of 14 passes.
Whisenhunt credited that limited involvement to the fast start Rivers had in the 2018 regular season. The Chargers also cut back on the number of throws Rivers made during training camp and each week in practice.
Famous for his competitiveness, Rivers on Wednesday sounded like someone who has accepted that doing less early could yield better results in December and perhaps beyond.
Along with their four preseason games, the Chargers have joint practices scheduled this summer with the Rams and New Orleans Saints.
It is during those workouts that Rivers and many of the Chargers starters figure to get much of their preparation for the regular season.
"Those are about as live as it gets, but you get to wear a red jersey," Rivers said of the hands-off tops. "To me, you're getting some real game action when you're going against two different teams and you're getting all those reps."
The Chargers likely will enter training camp with a plan regarding snap counts and participation for their veterans, then make tweaks if necessary.
Several NFL teams in recent years have begun to significantly limit their starters' participation in preseason games.
"I think it is smart to not rip it and throw it every single day all training camp long," Rivers said. "Ultimately, you want to have your guys healthy, your whole team healthy, come that first game against the Colts."
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Mebane back for more
The Chargers' 2018 season ended in January with a 41-28 playoff loss at New England. Defensive tackle Brandon Mebane initially figured a lot more had ended that day.
"I thought that was it," he said Wednesday. "I thought I was probably going to pretty much retire."
At 34, Mebane had finished his 12th NFL season during a career that includes a Super Bowl triumph with Seattle.
When free agency opened, he said he received interest from the Rams, Seahawks and Saints but saw "really no point" in starting over with a new team.
Then discussions on a two-year deal with the Chargers intensified and he decided to return. This will be his fourth season with the team after spending nine years in Seattle.
"The Chargers asked me to come back and I was like, 'OK, let's do it,' " Mebane said. "Definitely a blessing to be in year 13 and still be able to play football at a high level."
The Chargers will conclude their three-day mandatory minicamp Thursday at their Costa Mesa facility. Most of the practice reps will go to their younger players. … Lynn was asked if he feels increased urgency to win a Super Bowl before Rivers retires. "I felt a sense of urgency two years ago when I first got here," he said. "My urgency hasn't changed. We went to get it done in a bad way." … Edge rusher Melvin Ingram on how he feels at this point of the offseason: "Same way I look — amazing." … Second-round pick Nasir Adderley, a safety out of Delaware, signed a contract.
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Pippa Middleton is putting her skiing skills to good use! The 28-year-old is in Stockholm, Sweden right now training (in a red ski jacket and black snow pants) for the Vasaloppet race, one of the world's most popular skiing events, the Washington Post reports. She'll complete 56-mile cross-country skiing marathon with her brother, James Middleton, and more than 15,000 other skiers on Sunday, March 4th. And it's all for a good cause: she's raising money for Magic Breakfast, a non-profit organization that delivers free, healthy meals to children in need. Good luck, Pip!
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