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Happy Birthday to Us!
Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center turned three years old on Thursday July 4. As with all things that relate to the passage of time, in some ways, it's hard to believe that this was already three years ago:
In other ways, it's hard to believe that it's only been three years since we opened the museum doors to the public.
Granted, Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center had its genesis long before the grand opening on July 4, 2010. In 2005, the Gunflint Trail Historical Society formed to start preserving Gunflint Trail history and to transform the old Chik-Wauk Lodge from this:
Into this:
Today, the Gunflint Trail Historical Society has more than 500 active members who play an integral role in continuing operations at Chik-Wauk. In the last three years, Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center has welcomed more than 30,000 visitors and helped both residents and visitors alike gain a deeper appreciation of Gunflint Trail history and the area's unique environment. Chances are, if you're reading this blog, you're one of the countless people who have helped Chik-Wauk grow and thrive over the last few years. We couldn't have made it into our fourth season without you. Thank you so much!
We're proud of what we've accomplished during these past few years, including:
- Installing new temporary exhibits on Chik-Wauk Lodge and now, the Boostrom Family of Clearwater Lodge. Stop in each year to see the newest temporary exhibit – each exhibit is up for one season only!
- Launching a naturalist program which includes presentations and hikes with local naturalists on Sunday afternoons, U.S. Forest Service naturalist presentations on Tuesdays, kids activities, journal making workshops, and self-guided naturalist packs for families to use during their visits. (Full schedule here!)
- Restoring the historic Gunflint Trail entrance signs (bear in a motorboat and Voyageur holding a canoe) in downtown Grand Marais in partnership with many other area organizations. The restored signs are scheduled to be reinstalled in early August of this year.
- Introducing individuals from around the country and the world to the wonderful world of the Gunflint Trail
- Installing a boardwalk and reopening the Blueberry Hill Trail as part of the network of hiking trails on the Chik-Wauk grounds.
- Becoming known as "the spot" for homemade pies during the annual Old Fashioned Pie and Ice Cream Social. (This year's Pie Social is schedule for Sunday, September 1st from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.)
- Helping visitors learn about loons through the artificial loon nesting platform installed in the Chik-Wauk bay in 2011.
Happy Birthday to Us. Here's to many, many more!


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Thankfully, while we were eating lunch at the Republic of Ramen near Sapporo Station, we found a youth hostel. In furano. So, off we went to Furano for the night. But whoops, I had completely forgotten to factor in transport fees, so we took the cheapest option - a three and a half hour bus ride. It was about 4000+ for a round trip ticket, which is about the price of one train ticket to Furano.
So about three and a half aching hours later, we got off the bus, and promptly got on the local train (our hostel was at Naka-Furano, which is not the same place as Furano station). Here's a tip, check where you hostel is going to be before booking it.
But on the other hand, the train there was adorable:
And our hostel wasn't too bad either:
In addition, the hostel provided free breakfast and dinner, which was great because we didn't see any convinience stores around (a strange sight for those used to Tokyo). Unfortunately, most of the dinner was vegetables. While I can eat way more vegetables now then when I was in Singapore, I still don't like them very much.
There were about 3 Lavendar farms near the hostel (by near, I mean within walking distance), and whiile I took loads of photos, I'm limiting myself to a few photos I particularly like:
So the next day, we left for Shakotan.


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It's a good day to play a round! Redding's golf courses and driving ranges are great additions to any northern California getaway, even (maybe especially…) if you're here for business. There are several to choose from, and they're close enough to hotels and attractions that you can fit some swings in between everything else on your Redding itinerary. Redding's secret weapon to a better game is its water: not from the tap, though that's pretty refreshing, too, but the Sacramento River, which provides a beautiful backdrop to some courses and doubles as a driving range when you stop by Aqua Golf and send some floating balls flying into the marina. Golfing in and around Redding is affordable, so you can bring the kids or your favorite mate. The courses, clubhouses, and local outfitters can ensure you're properly equipped for a memorable round, and with Redding's year-round great weather, you can likely tee up no matter when you come.
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Allen's Golf Course
Allen's Golf Course in Redding is a short 9 hole golf course in the southern portion of town. A very walking friendly design it's hub is the centrally located clubhouse. Located in the southwest portion of Redding is this short par 30 nine hole course. The fairways are primarily Bermuda with a few sand bunkers spread around the course. The most interesting portion of this course is the creek that meanders through the grounds requiring a few shots that need… More Information
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Aqua Golf Driving Range
Aqua Golf is a family owned/operated business of nearly 30 years. A REDDING ICON! Located on the beautiful Sacramento River! What a fun, inexpensive way to spend quality time OUTDOORS with great friends family! Whether you're a fella bringing your new gal out for a fun date night, a group of friends needing to kill some time before the movie starts...or maybe you just need to practice your swing and unwind... We're always happy to see our Redding supporters and… More Information
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Churn Creek Golf Course
Churn Creek Golf Course is open 7 a.m. until dusk, with reservations accepted up to 2 weeks in advance. The course was designed by Dee A. Divine and features 9 holes, 10 bunkers, 2 water hazards, 2 practice greens, 1 practice chipping, and 1 practice bunker. The driving range allows hits from mats, and is open nights. Food, including sandwiches and beer, are available from the beverage cart and snack bar. Shirts and shoes are required, soft spikes only on… More Information
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Gold Hills Golf Club
Gold Hills Golf Course is unsurpassed in the North State: stunning views, lush fairways, carpet-like greens and surrounds, all in a meticulously groomed oak woodland setting. Built in 1980, Gold Hills Golf Club has been reborn and is now setting the standard for excellence. Today, things are better than ever. Course conditions are unmatched in our history. We've implemented an aggressive maintenance program utilizing new equipment, techniques, and strategies. We're a dedicated golf facility in the truest sense. Our core… More Information
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Grape Ranch Golf Course
Palo Cedro Golf Club is one of best par 36, nine hole golf course layouts in the area. Originally opened in 1992. The fairways are Bermuda and greens are Bent Grass. Occasional bunkers greenside throughout the course and water comes into play on the first three holes and #2 is particularly interesting. The short par 4 tempts the longer hitters but water protects the front right half of the green and the entire right side of the fairway. The course has… More Information
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Lake Redding Golf Course
The most fun you can have golfing. Everyone is fun and friendly at Lake Redding, we have public golf, golf carts availalbe. Lessons for youth and adults. Monthly specials. More Information
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Riverview Golf & Country Club
Riverview Golf Country Club is One of The Best Golfing, Dining, and Social Experiences in Northern California. Yes, the views are spectacular from the clubhouse lounge and upstairs dining rooms, however, the best part of your days at Riverview Golf Country Club will be spent playing golf along the beautiful Sacramento River. As you stroll down fairways barely twenty yards from the river, you may see or hear jumping fish, meandering deer, geese flying overhead, or playful squirrels preparing for… More Information
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Redding, CA 96002
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Tierra Oaks Golf Club
The course stretches over 6,800 yards featuring rolling fairways lined with ancient valley oaks and digger pines. Stillwater Creek winds through the layout, adding a bit of challenge. After your round you can relax with friends in our Georgian-style clubhouse which is home to a members bar and grill and fine dining room. More Information
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Tucker Oaks Golf Course
Tucker Oaks Golf Course is a fun and wide open layout and includes 9 holes of golf. The second hole has a great view of Mt. Shasta to the north. This is the most wide open of all the courses in the area, very tolerant of errant shots. Opened originally in 1965. The course has plenty of room around it, very forgiving so swing to your heart's content- most of your golf balls can be found! Occasional bunkers greenside throughout… More Information
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Sweden cancels 2018's Bråvalla annual music festival due to sexual violence
July 3, Stockholm: The organizers of Sweden's Bråvalla annual music festival have called off call 2018 festival after this year's festival was marred by sexual violence.
According to the Swedish police they are investigating four potential rapes and some 22 counts of molestation reported on the grounds of the three-day musical festival, which concluded July 1 near the southern Swedish town of Norrkoping.
A teenage girl was reportedly sexually assaulted at the festival during a concert by local musician Håkan Hellström on Friday, police said Saturday, adding that they are also looking into multiple reports of molestation.
Scorpio, issued a statement, denouncing the violence and announcing that the event was being canceled next year.
"Words cannot describe how incredibly sad we are about this, and we most seriously regret and condemn this. This is not f**ing okay. We do not accept this at our festival," the statement reads.
Saying that they have done "everything in our power," to prevent sexual violence at the festival, the organizers argued that the problem itself goes far beyond Bråvalla and music festivals in general, and concerns Sweden as a whole.
"It is a huge social problem that affects every part of our society. Absolutely not just festivals. There are about a hundred rapes every day in Sweden and it is a challenge that society has to face," the organizers said.
The company denied media reports that event's cancellation was triggered by financial losses it suffered last year and not security or ethical concerns.
"Obviously, it's not good financially to run a festival associated so strongly with violence and insecurity. But to say that we use violence as an excuse for not doing it next year is remarkable and cynical speculation," the company said in a press release, cited by Expressen.
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Sex crime allegations, meanwhile, continued to pile up, with police announcing Sunday that another three women had reported incidents to law enforcement.
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A woman told officers she had been attacked by two men on a road leading from the festival camp and gang raped on Saturday night, according to police spokesman Thomas Agnevik, cited by Expressen.
Another alleged victim said she was also raped at the time the Håkan Hellström concert was taking place at the festival. Police believe there is no link between her case and that of the first victim, save from the same time and venue.
In a fourth case, a woman complained to police of a consensual sexual encounter going horribly wrong, when a male partner refused to stop despite her pleas.
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So far, police have not identified suspects in any of the cases, but commended the decision by the organizers to put the event on hold.
"It is my personal opinion that if you cannot carry out festival without there being a crime victim, there should not be a festival," Agnevik, the police spokesman, told Expressen.
Commenting on the spate of violence at the festival, Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven called the reported crimes "disgusting acts" that must be stopped.
READ MORE: Leading Swedish mall turned into 'no-go zone' by migrant teen gangs – report
Jan Björklund, leader of Sweden's Liberal People's Party, also condemned the attacks, describing them as "atrocious events."
"Festivals should be a place of joy – for everyone. It will require strong action from the community, organizers, police, parents and from us if we are to put an end to sexual violence against women," he said on Sunday.
The festival had attracted notoriety for its history of rape incidents. Last year, it courted controversy after five rapes and a number of assault and groping incidents were reported to police.
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Giveaway! Felt Heart Valentine Decor
I'll be honest and say that my Groopdeal didn't go as well as I had hoped, so I have some extras leftover. To kick off the Valentine spirit I'll be holding a giveaway for this piece!
2-3 winners (I still haven't decided) will be able to pick one of pieces of their choice (red, light pink, hot pink) to festively have on display! Maybe it's just me, but I really am in love with this piece so I hope you guys like it as much as I do. Good luck!
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The meaning of "Hasta la vista"October 13, 2007
I guess most English-speaking people are familiar with the phrase "Hasta la vista" and know what it means. But clearly not everyone. Reviewing the search strings which bring traffic to this site I'm forever coming across "hasta la vista translation" or "what does hasta la vista mean?"
Well I've decided to take pity on whoever it is (or possibly a number of people) who don't know what the phrase means and keep finding their way to this website while searching for the answer, only to leave again none the wiser.
"Hasta la vista" is the Spanish equivalent of the French "Au revoir". Spoken between friends it means "be seeing you" or "see you later". The words literally mean "until the seeing" in the sense of "until our next meeting".
It can also be used in an ironic sense to mean "bye bye" as in goodbye forever. The classic example being Arnold Schwarzenegger's use of "Hasta la vista, baby" in the film The Terminator. It's what someone tough might say, in a film of course, to someone who is pusillanimous and unworthy before despatching them into the next world, usually violently and noisily.
Which is, for the avoidance of doubt, the sense in which I use the phrase in the title of this blog.


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Céu: Structured Synchronous Reactive Programming (SSRP)
Céu is a Esterel-based synchronous language:
It appeared in LtU in the past in an announcement of the "SPLASH: Future of Programming Workshop" program.
In this new public version, we are trying to surpass the academic fences with a more polished work (docs, build, etc).
In summary:
Structured programming avoids deep nesting of callbacks letting programmers code in direct/sequential/imperative style. In addition, when a line of execution is aborted, all allocated resources are safely released.
The synchronous model leads to deterministic execution and simpler reasoning, since it does not demand explicit synchronization from the programmer (e.g., locks and queues). It is also lightweight to fit constrained embedded systems.
We promote SSRP as a complement to classical structured/imperative programming like FRP is now to functional programming.
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This title is a follow up to the best-selling "Frozen in Time" (2006). It offers a new look at the latest climatology theories and the effect on our weather patterns. It includes latest harsh winters of 2009/10 and 2010/11--bringing content right up to date. It explores reasons for harsh winters in the UK and weather patterns. It reports on the latest climatology theories to explain climate change. It provides a look back in time to 'The Year of No Summer', 'The Famine Winter' and the years when 'Frost Fairs' were held on the frozen Thames. It presents the incredible stories of the three worst winters of the twentieth century (1947, 1963, and 1979). It is full of extraordinary human stories, by turns amusing, inspiring and astonishing.
Ian McCaskill joined the Met Office in 1961 and became a member of the BBC's forecasting team in October 1978. Apart from a break between 1983 and 1985, he stayed at the BBC until his retirement from the Met Office in 1998. He is a Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society. As a TV weatherman, Ian was hugely popular for his cheery, sometimes eccentric and always entertaining style. Since retiring from regular weather forecasting duties, he has been a guest on numerous TV programmes including "Masterchef", "Style Challenge" and "Fit Club". His distinctive style has made him the most imitated TV weather forecaster, culminating in the ultimate accolade--his own Spitting Image puppet.
Paul Hudson, one of BBC "Look North"'s most popular presenters and famous for his cheerful presenting style and studio banter, explains the implications of global warming and its direct relation to severe weather conditions. He's also the BBC's environmental and climate change correspondent and gives talks on the subject to local organisations and schools.


text: We've had your Norwegian winter because Earl, the Wyoming weather god, has been on sabbatical and Lena, the Norwegian weather goddess, has been sitting in. Thank goodness she is back where she belongs. A little bit of frigid weather is nicely seasonal but really, we're ready for the annual January thaw.


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Omemee is a community within the city of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, Canada, formerly known as Victoria County. Omemee is one of the major communities in the Kawartha Lakes, as the proclaimed "city" is vastly rural and has but one major population centre. Omemee was the early childhood home of musician Neil Young before he moved to Winnipeg and his father, sports writer, Scott Young.
The community has a population of 1,319 as of the 2001 Census. It is located between the City of Peterborough and the Town of Lindsay. Lindsay is the largest population centre in the city of Kawartha Lakes, and serves as the administrative centre as it did with Victoria County.History The community that grew up around William Cottingham's mills on the Pigeon River was first called Williamstown and then Metcalfe. In 1857 the community was renamed Omemee, a Mississauga word meaning pigeon.
Omemee was also the childhood home of Flora McRae Eaton, Sir John Craig Eaton's wife, the president and heir of the Eaton department store in Canada.
It was in addition the birthplace of Charles Norris Cochrane.
Omemee has two Public Schools, both named after people who lived in the town, and are now well known. Lady Eaton Elementary (Kindergarten to Grade 4), and Scott Young (Grades 5 to 8). Scott Young Public School was named after Scott Young, an author of many books, and father of musician Neil Young.
The now ghost town of Omemee, North Dakota was named after the Ontario Omemee, as the former's first post master hailed from the latter. The Ontario town was named for the Omemee tribe, which once hunted in the area.
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Something that has personally bothered me for some time is that we had a section called Spagyrics & Entheogens (with the sub-heading of shamanism).
This has now been fixed (and is being fixed as it takes time to move threads).
Now we have Spagyrics on its own, as its own sub-forum of Practical Alchemy.
And a new section called Shamanism, which includes indigenous herbs/medicines/psychoactive medicines as well as journey or exploration reports etc.


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Hey, I'm new and have just introduced myself (I'm Jules).
I'm hoping a few of you would have a look at my plan to LD so far and offer advice and criticism, it'd all be appreciated!
I've looked into lucid dreaming before, and still keep a dream journal, but have just started making a habit of reality checks and will look into music to meditate to (any suggestions welcome).
1. Reality checks
So right now I check by counting my fingers a few times, try to pass my fingers through my hand, try to influence things when I click, and try to conjure a door. I'm going to do these checks whenever I 'wake up' and whenever I remember to, and I test my light-switch when I enter or leave my room.
2. Method
I'm trying to make vivid dreams by waking myself after 5-6 hours of sleep then sleeping again (often works), and will try to sleep with a scene in mind (at the moment, it's a small lake with a dock, on a floating island), hopefully I'll become partly lucid then.
3. In the dream
This is the part I've never gotten past, I occasionally realise I'm dreaming and try to do something quickly so I don't forget. Nothing triggers the realisation, I just seem to go 'Oh, I'm dreaming!' and try to fly.
I never manage to fly, and quickly lose control or wake up.
It happened last night, and because I've been reading up, I tried instead to increase my consciousness by shouting for everything to become sharper, but nothing happened and I lost control.
I'd like to know what's your most successful method/thought for making yourself conscious and in control (I've read that you can look at your hand for a bit, will try that).
Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!
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the method are ok, but the problem is in ur mental state while u r in a dream. dont bother about forgetting anything just be calm and look around while stabilizing dream. dont stare too much. U r beginner so dont get frustrated, its a new trick to ur mind , it need to some getting used to. B4 having a lucid dream u need some planning to do. come up with what r u going to do in next LD. then, when u get lucid dont wander off, stabilize it first,rub ur both hands, try to be calm as possible while chanting "this is a dream" ... am sure u will be able to get a vivid dream scene after this. and then carry on ur Lucid goal.
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Thanks very much for your reply, that sounds like a good plan! So I'll plan my dreams and how to react when I'm partially lucid.
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text: Found this boat in a field pretty close to a little bay on the last day I was in Ireland, the old boys I was hanging out with are obsessed with walking the coast looking for 'flotsam' Which basically means they walk along the shore line looking for wood, fishing boys, nets, rope and any other random junk that gets washed up on the shoreline. They collect it all, drag it back to the van and just hoard it, occasionally spending 5 minutes to knock up an odd fishing boy/rope/wood piece of art before discarding it and leaving it to roll around in the back of the van. You can't knock it too much as they occasionally find some pretty cool stuff which can be interesting; it's just an acquired taste I suppose. I don't mind tagging along just not really into collecting all the 'flotsam' and dragging the shit miles back to the van but it is a good way to check out the coast line and scope out waves. When I came across this boat though they got pretty excited and I can pretty much guarantee if they could of dragged it off and fitted it in the back of the van they would of, luckily it was in a field and miles away. I did have to mention that although the boat was in no way sea worthy and looked as it had been there rotting for years, i was positive someone actaually owned it and it would be missed. Instead we just tried to work out how old it was and how many lobster's it had probably caught which filled a good 10 minutes before going back to looking for flotsam again.


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Stephanie Bitler is a multi-faceted/disciplined artist from Phoenix, Arizona, currently residing in Denver, Colorado.
Stephanie's love for the arts began as a young child where she displayed her talents at a young age. She spent most of her younger years in art and pottery classes, where she eventually took her desires to the University of Arizona as an Art Education major.
She changed gears within a couple years to take on a new perspective in the Graphic Design program at Arizona State University. She graduated with her Bachelors of Science in Design.
Though she is a full-time UX/UI Designer, Stephanie finds time to continue fulfilling her need to create. Known as the "crafty" friend, she crochets, sews, draws, paints, and makes pottery. She does most of drawing and painting work at home. She does not have a pottery studio of her own and attends Art Students League of Denver to create her ceramic pieces.
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I am and have always been a maker. There is nothing greater than having an idea and being able to create it with your own hands.


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Despite a resonating shift towards personal audio devices, the sound system is still alive and well, which is reinforced by the release of the Naim 'Mu-so Qb' Wireless Music System. Compact and cubic in design, the sound system is designed to be a form-factor piece of equipment that'll stream audio from a variety of sources in a stylish manner.
Coming in several color options, the Naim 'Mu-so Qb' Wireless Music System features a touchscreen interface for familiar navigation along with the ability to link the system with video game or TV systems for hi-fi results.
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Take Me Away
I have to start checking in earlier. I was about two hours early for my flight, and the queue was huge. At first I didn't think this would be a problem, as the friendly AirPacific agent laughed and joked with me about my height, but then she told me exit rows were not available. So I got an aisle. In row 68.
It was just like my trip from LAX>SYD, actually, as I found myself in the penultimate row — with children behind me. (Well, it was a little different from the Qantas plane: AirPac lacked those lovely bags that encouraged you to drop your rolls of film inside and post for development — unless you were nauseuous, of course, in which the fairly subtle USE THIS BAG FOR AIR SICKNESS line presumably took precedence.)
Despite the seating, the flight was fine. I watched a bad movie and took advantage of the gratis alocohol. At landing, I didn't bother to rush to deplane. I knew a huge Customs queue was still to come. I was correct, and when the 45-minute wait was finished, I grabbed my bag and walked over to the ATM. There I was stumped. Not only did I have no clue what the exchange rate* was, I couldn't even discern which account was which. If "current account" was checking, then was "access" savings? Somehow I pushed the right combination and got some Fiji dollars, which I grabbed and breezed through…
…into the waiting arms of about 40 very polite, but very aggressive Fijian women. I deflected all of the "Excuse me, sir? Can I help you?"/"Sir, what's your hotel?" queries and pushed through to the taxi stand. Then I realized I had truly no clue what I was going to do once I got there.
Before coming, I'd wrestled with two options. There was the laze-around option, which entailed doing nothing and getting a tan. Then there was the "Feejee Experience," a recently-introduced trek around the mainland that was supposed to be good but full-on. I couldn't decide, so I'd booked neither. Basically I had a plane ticket and a plan to figure it out when I got there.
So that's what I did. I ducked back through the women and into a travel agency with a proper store front, where I was able to book some accomodations at various islands. When that was done (and my driver was waiting) I was presented with a shell necklace, in what I assume is the Hawaiian style. I doubt, however, that this is just a show of hospitality. I think it's also a sign that says "hands off, (competing travel agent) girls. He's mine."
* Exchange rates are always tricky. At Sydney airport, Thomas Cook was sold out of Fijian currency, not that I bought any. The spread they were offering was AU$1.4226 buy, AU$1.1338 sell. Quite a spread. (XE says AU$1 = FJ$1.24.)
Then there's the matter of American dollars. The June 2003 edition Lonely Planet put the exchange rate at US$1 = FJ$2.05. Four months on, I got FJ$1.84 for each US$1 from the ATM. The weak dollar sucks. (Unless you're Matt, of course.)


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For the CKCB Pocket Page Inspiration challenge I had to delve into my stash as I hadn't included any of these cards in the April kit.
I also pulled out 2 complementary die cut borders from theresa collins.
"In July 2011 I blogged this photograph for a magazine copycat challenge. Inspired by Campagne Decoration" magazine".
If you would like to visit my other blog "Normandy Life" and read the original post click here.
The greeny/blue cardstock, the red zig zig patterned paper "Ferris Wheel" and the sunshine and heart die cuts from Dear Lizzy came from my kit, as did the torn piece of a vintage sheet music.
The yellow alpha stickers, Basic Grey's "hello luscious", and the green Tiny Type from Cosmo Cricket came from stash.
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Here's a link to her blog, Maska, spookily enough has also been a CSI "Special Agent".
I'm drawn to so many of her pages - there's always so much going on with paint, layers, torn scraps of paper & loads of stamping - which is really strange because I'm not a messy scrapper myself.
Clean and simple is my usual style, I do love layering and clusters of embellies and lately I've taken to adding a hand drawn doodled frame around the edges of the page.
However, after I'd thought I'd finished with this page I decided to get out a couple of stamps and a TH Distress Stain in China Blue to add some extra texture. I'm not sure it worked very well, think I'll have to practice a little more before I feel comfortable with the "Maska" artistic style of scrapping.


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G-line smart scope adapter enables you to view and capture the most exciting moment while hunting, shooting on targets or during an airsoft game. The basic principle of G-Line smart scope adapter is that you can connect your smartphone and your rifle scope. With smartphone in perfect position you are then able to take pictures or video during aiming and shooting. With just a little bit of imagination the possibilities with this riflescope adapter are endless and you are able to create viral content for social networks, YouTube or other media channels.
Use of G-line smart scope adapter can be described with three words: quick, silent and simple. Attachment of the adapter on the rifle scope is very quick and easy. Placing a smartphone on the G-line plate is also quick and secure. It doesn't leave any marks on the phone and it is secure enough even to hold .50 BMG recoil (take a look at our videos).
G-line smart scope adapter can be mounted on any riflescope with an eye-piece diameter from 38 mm to 43 mm. It also enables placing a phone on eye-relief distance from 65 mm up to 100 mm. This basically means that you can use the G-line scope adapter on almost any rifle scope currently available on the market.
At the moment there are 18 different phone plates produced for the G-line scope adapter which are suitable for the following smart phones.
In the future more of these plates will be produced so that as many popular phones as possible will be usable on G-line scope adapter. So when you will change the phone you will only need to change the phone plate and not the entire adapter.
Nature of G-line adapter is closely tied with the use of social networks like YouTube, Facebook, Google plus and others. Photos and videos made with G-line adapter are meant for sharing on social networks and can even go viral if you have good enough imagination. You can find G-line adapter on the following social communities.
- Facebook group of G-line adapter users
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Shares of countertop maker Caesarstone Sdot-Yam Ltd. (NASDAQ:CSTE) fell as much as 20.8% on Wednesday after the company reported third-quarter earnings. And as of 12:45 p.m. EDT, shares were still down 15.4% in trading.
So what
Revenue rose 5.5% in the quarter, to $144.3 million, and net income was up 12.8%, to $22.3 million, or $0.70 per share. The results fell short of the $152.8 million in revenue and $0.77 per share in earnings expected by analysts.
Management also said that full-year revenue would be $524 million to $534 million, which is well below the $553 million analysts were expecting. And it's the fact that long-term growth trends aren't going to hit expectations that is hurting the stock today.
Now what
Interestingly, most of the international segments was very strong for Caesarstone. Australia and Canada saw demand rise 21.8% and 13%, respectively, and Israel was up 6.4%. But U.S. and European revenue fell 5.4% and 1.2%, respectively, and led to the earnings miss.
I don't think it's worth panicking over the miss too much today. Shares are still trading at about 10 times forward earnings estimates, which isn't expensive for a company that's still growing. Investors may just need to dial back growth plans for the immediate future.
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When I was in my teens, I'd say my priorities in life were quite mixed up. In hind site, I wished that I had done a few things differently, but truthfully I have no regrets because those experiences have shaped the way my life looks today. In high school there was something so intriguing about taking long scenic drives, listening to music, and smoking cigarettes with my friends. I was a complete dreamer and wanderer. This playlist is one that I listen to while driving, which is something we often do in Los Angeles. I don't feel the same urge to sit in the car very long as an adult, so music makes the time pass by quickly. I also don't smoke anymore and find it to be unhealthy. Funny how time can change everything.
I'm sure I am not alone in saying this, but I love everything about François Hardy.
01. Queen Majesty
02. Here to Fall (rjd2 Remix)
03. Never Run Away
04. This Magic Moment
05. Hell
06. Straight to Hell
07. J'Ehin J'Ehin (Chop Teeth - Chop Teeth)
08. Never Get Close
09. I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass
10. Keys
11. Cash and Carry Me Home - Original
12. GRN Aventurine
13. If I Didn't Love You
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Government jobs in Sewage & Infrastructure Development Corporation of Goa Ltd, the leading organization wants to recruit intelligent and committed job hunters for filling up 14 vacant positions of Work Assistant, Electrician within SIDCGL. These Governemnt Openings is for Freshers/Experienced aspirant. Individuals who are willing for a good company with high salary must apply Apply Offline application for 14 open positions of Work Assistant, Electrician at Sewage & Infrastructure Development Corporation of Goa Ltd.A requirement specification in SIDCGL has been publicized to enlist charismatic and progressive candidates.
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Film By Hayao Miyazaki
Review by Vanilla Kitty
The wind rises is a movie by Hayao Miyazaki, about a boy called Jiro who dreams of flying planes, but can't because of his short sighted-ness. He has a dream about a famous aeroplane designer, Mr. Caproni, and decides he will design them instead. Years later he is travelling on a train to University when the Japan Earthquake of 1923 of hits. There are other major events in his life, but this one seems to be the most significant to how the story builds up.
The movie is played out in different stages of his life, starting with him being about 10, and ending with him around 25. Each stage is about half an hour long, the first one being the shortest. Even though it is hard to get into, around 20 minutes into it and you will be hooked!
The characters were all unique and different, and there were some very funny parts in it, that made the cinema laugh.
However, although the movie made me laugh, it also made me smile, grimace and cry. It really is like you are watching a real persons life on a screen, so many ups and downs.
There were surprisingly a lot of characters in this Miyazaki film, compared to his other masterpieces such as Totoro, Kiki's Delivery Service & Ponyo. It really was hard to choose a favourite character, but I really did like the guy who lived at the hotel with the massive nose. (Sorry about that, only people who have watched it will understand who I mean.)
Favourite parts
There are many parts I enjoyed in the animation, but by far the one that really scared me was the earthquake sequence. The rising of everything- All the houses and ground and, ugh, everything was coming up from it's usual place as if it was a giant wave- The massive groaning noise as if there was a demon under the ground, it completely freaked me out, I had to grab onto my dads arm. I could almost feel the hysteria of the people on the train.
The front layer animation really was just as amazing as all Miyazaki's other films. It was the Backgrounds that really set this animation apart from the others, the scenery was just so amazing and beautifully painted, I almost cried because of how much I wanted to live in one of them. The scene where the viewer gets a full shot of his house is absolutely gorgeous, it was his house, framed by a beautiful sky, and what I assume is a cherry blossom tree overhanging onto the wooden roof.
All, in all, I thought this film was one of the most emotional and compelling animations I have ever seen. With beautiful animation, charming characters and a new and exciting plot, it is a triumph as an end to Hayao Miyazaki's career. I really do hope he is bluffing and will pop back at any moment to make another film, though.


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Now that the first floor of the house is framed and the subfloor on the second storey is done, it's time to work on the second storey walls.
Brian had a genius idea – I mean, how could a guy that looks like this NOT have genius ideas? ;-)
Hahahahah! What a goof! But really, he DID come up with a great plan – to not only build the framing for the second storey walls, but also sheath them, wrap them, and attach the vent grid to them as well. So once the crane comes and lifts them and we get them in place, all that will be left to do on the exterior of the walls is shingling. Which will mean way less precarious work on a ladder 20+ feet above the hard ground.
We started with the east wall, which we (logically) built on the west end of the second storey. I did say he had a genius idea, not that he's a rocket scientist ;-)
We build the west wall on the ground at the east end of the house. The west wall is two pieces because the wall comes to a point in the middle.
The crane came last Wednesday to lift the walls, posts, and girders. It was a pretty nerve-wracking day, but everything went pretty smoothly. A huge THANK YOU to the crane operator who went above and beyond to help us out.
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Jammu : The convener of the all Jammu Civil Society Forum (AJCSF) Th. Gulchain Singh Charak expressed deep concern over the communal tension prevailing in Rajouri and asked the civil administration and the State Government to come clean over the actual issue, rather than brushing it aside below carpet. It was alarming that the situation is far from normal even after four days. The culprits must be booked and dealt with strictly under provisions of law while dereliction of duty on behalf of civil administration, if noticed must be accounted for and those found guilty be punished. "It is sad that the unfortunate incident took place after clear and timely warning by the AJCSF and request for deploying additional resources to keep the communal infection contained and immediate control of any flash points", said Shri Charak.
He took note of the visit by some politicians and the investigations ordered by the government and emphasized that the whole exercise must not end up in the usual practice of gaining time to diffuse the situation before the issue is brushed aside and forgotten.
He exhorted all the concerned Government agencies and security forces to keep utmost vigil to prevent the sparks of discord from troubled parts of Kashmir to flash any trouble in the otherwise peaceful and law abiding Jammu region of the J&K State. He also called upon members of the AJCSF and its Rajouri unit to fan out to ensure no escalation of the prevailing tensions and take all possible measures to retain communal harmony, brotherhood and peace. The convener also requested the local civil administration to take the Rajouri unit of AJCSF into confidence and work jointly to re-establish peace and harmony.
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Another blog post for those interested.
Lately (about 2 weeks ago), I decided to got off my depressed arse and take a new direction in my games development work.
I had been doing alot of static non-organic meshes such as weapons, equipment props..and of course the Colosseum, but I realised that the only reason I was doing those things was that they were easy and I didn't really have to learn anything new...so basically I was being lazy.
I realized that it's time I start working on a proof of concept instead of dreaming about the concept in my environments with my weapons/props etc.
A major part of creating the proof of concept for my project is creating realistic human models.
So at first, in order to get my hype up about getting to work, I looked online at DIY motion capture, and stumbled across many videos of people using the Kinect or Playstation Eyecams coupled with some paid software in order to create some really nice professional looking animations at a hell of alot lower price than setting up a full blown mo-cap studio.
I figured that before I go out and spend money doing all that, I should actually learn to make some human models, so I spent hours upon hours looking online for guides on how to get started, what you need and so on, only to feel too tired and bored to bother working on anything, so I went to bed.
Next day I gave it another try, and so ended up at gnomon. I purchased 2 DVD's there worth about $60 each, and sadly found out that they really weren't tutorials, but more so just workflow videos.
I felt ripped off, but I think i've picked up a few things from them.
After that I tried to learn some Zbrush basics, so checked online for Zbrush tutorials, I found some tutorials which were the most recommended, and downloaded them. They were quite good but found a few conflicts with the tutorials which made it difficult to learn, but I at least picked up a few things from those tutorials in the one sitting.
After some time off researching due to depression, I am now back at it again.
So the other day I decided to work through a gnomon video to create my base humanoid mesh which would serve as my canvas in Zbrush. I finished a very rough mesh which wasn't as good as I wanted it, but good enough for me to doodle around in Zbrush.
I decided this morning to jump into Zbrush and instead of being paranoid of the possibility of wasting time on a crappy model, I learnt that it completely OK just to doodle around and get a feel for things, and that is exactly what I did.
I took my mesh, imported it to Zbrush, and got cracking on my very first human sculpt.
I went in with the attitude of "I don't care if this looks crap, i'm learning" and it was the right attitude to have, because I really didn't care if I messed up, I didn't care if it looked crap, I tried different things, and learnt different things, which was great.
Not only that but the end result looks great in my eyes compared to the garbage I had done a while back in my earliest attempts at human modelling from within Maya alone.
Below is a link to the images of what I did in a few hours during the day. I really only worked on the torso, arms and back, not so much the legs and head as I really hadn't memorized any muscles from those areas.
I see pretty much everything there that needs working on (the entire thing! :P), so critique is not necessary.
I am now about to take some time out to study the human anatomy in a book that I purchased today called Strength Training Anatomy, which at a glimpse looks fantastic for what I'm doing without having to spend a ridiculous amount of money on courses and high profile books.
I should also note that on the weekend I did paintball for the first time ever, it was fantastic!
I also decided to just chill out and relax with a few alcoholic beverages, which I think really helped clear my mind of negative thoughts, so I feel really good now, especially seeing the work I could do on a human sculpt at such a newbie level of skill and training in organic mesh modelling.
Now I cannot wait to get stuck into anatomical research and making myself some human 3d models to work with for motion capture :)


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On Dancing With the Stars (DWTS) this coming Monday, September 29, at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT on ABC, comedian Kevin Hart will be a judge for the episode Movie Night! He will be taking over from the usual DWTS judge, Len Goodman, who is taking a break from the show for a few weeks. Reportedly, during this hiatus, there will be other celeb guest judges filling in for Goodman until he returns to the show.
Though Kevin Hart, 35, is not a renowned expert on dancing like Len Goodman, he is an accomplished entertainer who will likely bring a lot of fun to Monday night's episode. Hart did compete recently in a dance-off on The Ellen DeGeneres Show with actor Josh Gad. He has starred in several successful hit movies, like Ride Along, Think Like a Man and Think Like a Man Too and the Wedding Ringer.
Len Goodman, who is 70, usually flies between America and England each week because he is also a judge on the English version of the show, Strictly Come Dancing. Goodman loves to both dance and judge these shows, but, as fellow DWTS judge Bruno Tonioli said to Parade, all the traveling that Goodman does ever season "does take its toll."
Tonioli is also a judge who is on both DWTS and Strictly Come Dancing. Goodman is often considered to be one of the harsher judges. If Kevin Hart shows a bit more leniency than Len, there might be somewhat higher scores this Monday than usual.
Besides judge Bruno Tonioli, Kevin Hart will be joining DWTS judges Julianne Hough and Carrie Ann Inaba as they all view the remaining 11 celebrities and their pro dance partners compete for the chance to become the season winners. The couples will be dancing to songs from their favorite movies on Monday's episode.
Kevin Hart will likely fit in well with the other three judges, as what he lacks in dancing expertise will probably be made up for by his wit and comedic skills. He is rarely at a loss for words and Hart will likely have a lot to say about each of the couples on Movie Night on DWTS.
DWTS on Monday will begin with a big dance number involving all of the remaining celebrities and their pro dance partners. While the songs that the dancers will perform to have not yet been announced, it is expected that actress Lea Thompson and Artem Chigvintsev, her pro dance partner, will dance to a song from one of the movies Thompson starred in, Back to the Future.
How will comedian Kevin Hart do filling in for Len Goodman on DWTS? It is too early to say for sure, though the evening is likely going to be a fun-filled one as the remaining 11 celebrities on Dancing with the Stars try to make it to the end of the season and win the coveted Mirrorball Trophy! Please leave comments below and tune in on Monday to DWTS!
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I had to change a few things so that it would be allergy-friendly enough for Lauren to have some. Thankfully, my changes all worked and it turned out to be a wonderful breakfast treat for our whole family.
Kate graciously gave me permission to share my allergy-friendly adaptation of her recipe. I'm sure the original recipe is also delicious if you don't have any food restrictions.
Cranberry Orange Bread (allergy-friendly)
2 cups gluten free flour (see notes, some flours may need 1 tsp xanthan gum added)
1 cup sugar
2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 cup margarine (milk-free, soy-free, corn-free if necessary)
grated rind of half an orange
2 Tbsp applesauce
3/4 cup orange juice
1 1/2 cups chopped cranberries (approximately 6 ounces)
Preheat oven to 350. Combine the first six ingredients and cut in margarine using a pastry blender or two knives. Add orange rind, applesauce, orange juice, and stir well. Add chopped cranberries. This makes enough batter for one full-sized loaf of bread or four mini-loaves of bread. We found that the mii loaves of bread turned out a bit better. (I always have better luck baking smaller items when working with gluten-free flours.) Bake for approximately 45 minutes or until a cake tester comes out very clean.
Note: I used Pillsbury Best Multi-Purpose Gluten Free Flour Blend which already contains xanthan gum. If using another gluten-free flour blend, add 1 tsp of xanthan gum to the recipe.
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The picture shows a standard electricity meter, and is the most common type of electricity meter. There are other types as well, so don't worry if your electricity meter doesn't look exactly like this.
The meter number contains only figures, but the number of figures can vary from meter to meter.
When will I get a new electricity meter that automatically registers my usage each hour?
During 2016 Lyse will commence a dedicated rollout of meters area by area until the end of 2018. If you'd like a new meter before this you have to order lighting or heating control from Smartly. From the end of 2014 those who are visited by an electrician for other reasons, such as switching their Altibox access router, will also get a new meter.
You can read more about automatic electricity meters at lysenett.no.
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You can check how much our various electricity agreements cost on the page for electricity prices (in Norwegian). If you have any questions in connection with your bill you can see our bill description.
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If you are a new customer you can first select what electricity agreement you want to have, and then fill in the order form for electricity. If you have moved or will be moving and you would like to order electricity in connection with this, you can use our notification of change of address (in Norwegian).
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Your recommended electricity agreement depends on various factors including the size of your home. Try our agreement selection tool (in Norwegian), then we'll find a suitable electricity agreement for you. Good luck!
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Grid rental covers operations, maintenance and development of the electricity network. Your electricity bill is therefore divided in two, grid rental and electricity consumption.
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- Don't leave lights on day and night.
Turn the lights off in rooms you are not using, remember to switch off most lights when going to bed or leaving the home. Timers can be a good idea.
- Run full machines.
Fill up the laundry machine and dishwasher, don't wash small loads of clothes or dishes.
- Turn off electrical equipment.
If you are not home, you don't need the TV, stereo and other appliances to be in standby mode.
- Purchase climate-friendly products.
Look for electrical products rated A when you have to replace the dishwasher or other white goods.
- Avoid wasting water.
A water-saving shower is a good idea, so are energy efficient faucets. Don't waste hot water. You can install a simple flow restrictor on the shower hose if you manage to fill a 10 litre bucket in less than a minute.
- Stop draughts.
If there is a cold draught from the window sills, it can be a great help to add newer insulation or seal air leaks. Add supplementary insulation to a cold attic. A more advanced alternative involves using thermography and air leakage control to uncover heat leakage from the home.
- Be critical of everything that is replaced.
Choose energy efficient windows and doors when they need to be replaced. Ask for a low u-value. Don't forget basement windows and balcony doors.
- Use energy saving light bulbs.
Energy saving light bulbs are widely available, and a better alternative than traditional light bulbs. They have a longer lifetime and therefore need changing less often, making your life a little easier.
- Take control of the temperature.
You don't need the living room to be more than 22 degrees to be comfortable. Heaters controlled by thermostats are a good investment, and with a timer you can reduce the temperature when you don't need it to be so high e.g. when you're not home or during the night.
- Choose alternative energy sources.
If you have the opportunity to choose an alternative to electricity, there are a number of options available:
- Heat pump.
- Pellet stove.
- Clean burning wood stove.
- Connecting to district heating.
- Solar collector with domestic water heating.
If you have any questions about how you can reduce consumption, call Enova's energy advisers on the freephone number 800 49 003 or visit Enova's website.
- Don't leave lights on day and night.
What happens if I don't read the electricity meter?
If you don't read the electricity meter, a bill will still be created. It is stipulated based on the annual consumption at the meter. If it is not read at all over time, a disparity between the actual consumption and what you are paying for could start to build up. We therefore urge you to read the electricity meter and inform us of the reading.
How do I send notification of a change of address?
You send notification of a change of address via the change of address form (in Norwegian). You must have the following information available:
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If you wish to move/order Altibox services please contact us by telephone. Also read when you should contact us to make sure that the Altibox services are available from the date you move in.


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'Brushed Circles' Pendant in Sterling Silver with Cubic Zirconia
This fabulous contemporary pendant is one of a limited production of only 3 made, featuring a mechanism that allows the silver disc to spin around within the central frame.
Handmade using traditional silversmithing techniques, the pendant consists of two silver discs which form the rolling mechanism, allowing them to roll and spin freely along a ring within the silver frame. The discs are connected using a hand-tapped sterling silver screw and screw thread. The frame is constructed using solid 2mm square sterling silver wire and polished to a soft matt finish. The discs are finished with a matt brushed finish and the front face is set with a 4mm diameter white brilliant cut Cubic Zirconia, which catches the light and highlights the movement when the discs are spun.
The overall length of the pendant, including the frame, is 42mm approx (about 1.5 inches). The silver discs are 25mm (1 inch) in diameter, and the overall depth of the pendant is 10mm approx.
Suspended from a 40cm (16 inch) black rubber cord and fastened with a handmade silver toggle clasp.
Hallmarked with my own maker's mark at the London Assay Office and presented in a Claire Wood Designer Jeweller gift box.
UK Delivery included. Please see my Profile information for postage and packing details.
I've always been fascinated by the way people interact and 'play' with the jewellery that they wear, usually when they are 'thinking deeply' or having a bit of a daydream!
I'm also interested in mechanical engineering and the way things 'work', so the two have been linked together in my kinetic designs, to form unusual and intriguing jewels.
This collection of kinetic designs came about after I had watched acrobats performing with the 'diablo', a two-part 'cone-to-cone' shape which magically spins along a piece of wire, controlled by their expert movements. I bought my own version, but could never make it work in quite the same amazing way! The engineer in me decided to create a mechanism that would allow me to bring similar movement to my jewellery, and these pieces are the result.
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UK Police Tells Public To Report Anti-Government Beliefs As Terrorism
Paul Joseph Watson
Monday, August 1, 2011
The London Metropolitan Police is encouraging businesses and the general public to immediately report anyone who holds anti-government political beliefs to the authorities as terrorists, calling on people to become volunteer informants as the state prepares for widespread social unrest.
"This was the surprising injunction from the Metropolitan Police issued to businesses and members of the public in Westminster last week,"
reports the London Guardian
. "There was no warning about other political groups, but next to an image of the anarchist emblem, the City of Westminster police's "counter terrorist focus desk" called for anti-anarchist whistleblowers stating: "Anarchism is a political philosophy which considers the state undesirable, unnecessary, and harmful, and instead promotes a stateless society, or anarchy. Any information relating to anarchists should be reported to your local police."
In also calling on people to report Al-Qaeda paraphernalia to police, the briefing conflates "anarchists" with terrorists.
"It unfairly implies that anyone involved in anarchism should be known to the police and is involved in an dangerous activity," said Jason Sands, an anarchist from South London. "There is nothing inherently criminal about political philosophy whatever it is. The police work under the convention on human rights which disallows discrimination against people because of their political beliefs and even the request for information would seem to be in breach of that."
Of course, the "anarchist" label could apply to a whole range of political beliefs, but the fact that the state is now openly criminalizing anti-government sentiment and encouraging people to report on their neighbors for expressing dissent or displaying any sign of their political philosophy is a clear indication of how paranoid the British government has become of its own citizens.
As anarchist Sean Smith told the Guardian, "It's pretty absurd, but not surprising, when the state seeks to criminalise ideas it deems to be dangerous to its own survival."
Indeed, if you want an insight into where the British government thinks this is all heading, look no further than a
2007 Ministry of Defence report
which foresaw "the middle classes becoming revolutionary" and "taking on the role of Marx's proletariat" within three decades.
"The world's middle classes might unite, using access to knowledge, resources and skills to shape transnational processes in their own class interest," warns the report, predicting mass unrest and social dislocation.
This is why the authorities are already putting the squeeze on any kind of political beliefs that could be construed as anti-government. They are aware of the fact that the increasingly dangerous, unjust and economically deprived post-industrial revolution now being used to eviscerate the middle class in the west will provoke a hostile and radical reaction.
Encouraging people to report on each other for political beliefs deemed undesirable by the state is precisely what happened in Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany.
One common misconception about Nazi Germany was that the police state was solely a creation of the authorities and that the citizens were merely victims. On the contrary, Gestapo files show that 80% of all Gestapo investigations were started in response to information provided by denunciations by "ordinary" Germans.
"There were relatively few secret police, and most were just processing the information coming in. I had found a shocking fact. It wasn't the secret police who were doing this wide-scale surveillance and hiding on every street corner. It was the ordinary German people who were informing on their neighbors,"
wrote Robert Gellately of Florida State University
Gellately discovered that the people who informed on their neighbors were motivated primarily by banal factors – "greed, jealousy, and petty differences," and not by a genuine concern about crime or insecurity.
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-- This, my friends, is called "setting a precedent". Remember how things have played out over the past few years......whenever something happens in the UK, it then moves here to America. The only thing we are lacking at this moment is our own homegrown, government false flag attack on this nation. Once that happens, and all signs are pointing that it will, all bets are off. Can people not see what they are doing here? They are setting the stage and moving all the pieces to a position where government is the supreme overlord which we all bow down too. My friends, the reason this great nation was formed was because the settlers were tired of bowing down to kings and queens. Where has that spirit gone?
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Our intrepid West Coast editor sits down with decorative arts dealer (and nascent fine art maven) Gerard O'Brien at Reform gallery in Los Angeles to discuss the perils and possibilities of bridging the great divide between sofas and sculptures.
Mayer Rus: Gerard, I always enjoy talking to you because you always have a lot to say.
Gerard O'Brien: Yes, you know me. I'm never at a loss for an opinion.
MR: I'm going to pretend I'm a movie producer. Tell me about the concept behind your new fine art gallery, the Landing, in 25 words or less.
GOB: The simplest way to think about it is that it's a place for ideas to land and take off. The name came from where the gallery began, which was in the window box of Reform, my shop on Melrose. I wanted a place to tell a more focused art story, separated from the density of my decorative arts gallery. I had a 180-square-foot window box, which is about the size of a small booth at an art fair, but it was just enough to tell these stories. It was a very natural progression to pull that idea away from Reform and make it its own thing. I gave myself over to the idea that in order to sell art, people want to look at it in a white box, so I had to go build the white box.
MR: I think that was a bit more than 25 words. When the gallery was at Reform, did people have a hard time turning that dial in their head from decorative to fine art?
GOB: I think they did. It became hard to separate Reform from the Landing. We got nice press, but it always seemed to talk about me and Reform. I knew the Landing was its own idea, its own thing. Not to mention that our new home has a lot more space to do what it is I'm interested in doing, which is telling stories about artists and makers.
MR: Tell me the story of your relationship with J. B. Blunk, the subject of your inaugural show at the Landing.
GOB: That's a good story for me. I knew about J. B. Blunk's work, and I'd always put it out there that I was interested. The first piece of Blunk came to me from a San Francisco dealer who said he thought I'd really like the material. I sold that thing so quickly, and I thought it was so beautiful, I quickly realized that it was more than just a stool—it was clearly a piece of sculpture as well. A couple years later, I met the family and started representing the estate. That was in 2004.
MR: What was the market for J. B. Blunk in 2004?
GOB: There was no market for Blunk in 2004. It didn't exist. He was one of these forgotten geniuses who had been overlooked. Most of the big projects he did were in California, so there was a sense that he was a regional figure. And while the work is representative of the spirit of the kind of things being made in California during that period, I think it stands on its own merit as sculpture. It's not a regional story at all. The Oakland Museum is doing a retrospective in 2017, and I hope it will travel. I think J. B. would play well in New York or Texas or anywhere it might show up.
MR: So it was only natural to open the Landing with a Blunk show?
GOB: The really exciting thing about that show was that it was the first time to show his practice as a painter. Heretofore, everyone thought of him as a sculptor or furnituremaker, but his practice had also included ceramics, jewelry making, and painting. So we were really introducing that work. Working with this material underscored the fact that Reform was never going to be able to do right by J. B. It belongs in an art gallery environment.
MR: What about the latest show?
GOB: The artist is Morgan MacLean, and the body of work is called "Massing the Void." Morgan is also someone I've been showing for a long time. He was the first artist we showed when the Landing was at Reform, and our last show there was sort of a preview of this much bigger installation. We finally have the space to display the work in a way that tells the full story, with the sculptures along with these wonderful pigment drawings he's doing.
MR: Okay, let's put your decorative arts cap back on. What are the three most extraordinary things in Reform right now?
GOB: For sure one of them is this thing you're sitting next to now. It's a Jack Rogers Hopkins chair. He's certainly an important postwar California maker and thinker. I recently placed a piece with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art that was almost like a wooden machine that worked in concert with technology to trigger certain effects in the client's house. Jack was interested in exploring new ways that furniture could interact with man's environment.
MR: Number two?
GOB: One of my exciting pieces is a painting by Xanti Schawinsky, who was a Bauhaus teacher and a figure in the Black Mountain College scene when he came to the U.S. It's a block painting where he's stepping on a block and then stepping on the canvas with pigment. He also did paintings where he'd lay a canvas on his driveway and drive over it with his little coupe.
MR: And number three?
GOB: Over there is a table and bench for drinking wine in Big Sur. It was made by a guy named John Bauer in 1970. This is hippie outsider art extraordinaire. It's probably some of the best California studio furniture I'll ever have. All the motifs and animals in the marquetry inlays relate to Big Sur. It was commissioned by a guy who was deep into the music world, so everyone from the Grateful Dead to Crosby, Stills & Nash drank at this table.
MR: You've been banging a gong for Paul McCobb for a long time. Are people starting to listen?
GOB: As I've said, I tend to look at things from a storyteller's perspective, and I think Paul McCobb is just this great uncontextualized American story. I think he was really one of the most important postwar American designers, but he made the mistake of dying young with enemies. When modernism was rediscovered in the 1980s, McCobb got left out of the conversation.
MR: That sounds vaguely sinister. Who were his enemies?
GOB: He began his career doing collections as a designer for hire for Directional. After a decade of success, in 1959 McCobb made a deal with another company to do kitchens and showers and bathrooms. Directional took that as an infringement on their agreement, and they fought one another and sued, which led to McCobb being divorced from his own furniture for a while. I think he's undervalued not just from a money standpoint but also from the quality of the work and his thought process. He should be more—is revered too strong a word?
MR: Not if you think he's worthy of reverence.
GOB: Frankly, I think the same can be said for a lot of American modern design. I think a lot of American furniture is the most undervalued commodity, unless it's studio work by Nakashima or Paul Evans. When you consider what production pieces from Denmark or Italy can bring pricewise, the American stuff, which is of equal or greater quality, has a much lower base value. But that's why it's so important to tell McCobb's story and those of other stellar American designers. Midcentury postwar American design will stand the test of time because it's good. It's one of the last times when true American exceptionalism existed.
MR: Sounds like you're running for president.
GOB: You know, I'm a proselytizer for things that I like. I drank my own Kool-Aid. Ultimately, I'm not in arbitrage, and I don't have a hedge fund. I really believe in the material. Reform and the Landing are like a big adoption agency. I want to find good homes for good things.
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I'm not sure I love Nasir Jamshed. Maybe I do, and I just don't know it yet.
The first time I ate pizza, I thought, that's not bad, I'd like that again.
I only had one piece.
It never occurred to me that what I was eating was the single greatest food ever invented. It just tasted ok, and one piece lead to one whole pizza, which lead to two, two lead to three and three lead to the time I once ate 13 pizzas in 8 days.
So far I like what I see of Jamshed. It's not much, it's probably only two pieces worth. But he can play, and Pakistan need an actual batsman.
Not a Nazir like psychopath, not a wild hitter like Afridi, not a suicidal freak like Umar, not a dour plodder like Hafeez, not whatever the hell Kamran Akmal is, and not Shoaib Malik, ever.
Nasir could be what Pakistan need to help this amazing bowling attack win this tournament.
In typical fashion New Zealand fought their way back from utter disaster to lose with honour. Ross Taylor batted at six, so let's pretend that they took this game as more of a hit out than an actual game type game.
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With stories set in 1950s America, 1970s Australia and Victorian London, Dave Franklin turns three killer songs into horrifying tales of crime:
Riders on the Storm (The Doors) (42,000 words)
Then Came the Last Days of May (Blue Oyster Cult) (15,000 words)
Nice Man Jack (John Miles) (31,000 words)
In this murder-packed anthology a young man vows to live by the gun and roam, three boys dream of escaping their outback town, and a well-respected gentleman takes to the streets of Whitechapel.
Nice Man Jack & Then Came the Last Days of May are also available separately.
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Box just made a big move inside the Beltway.
The enterprise cloud storage company said Thursday it has hired Sonny Hashmi, a longtime veteran in the federal information technology space. Most recently, Hashmi was chief information officer for the U.S. General Services Administration.
Hashmi will lead Box's efforts to persuade federal agencies to move to Box's platform. The company already boasts more than 40 customers in this sector, but Box clearly sees a significant opportunity to expand.


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