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You’ll learn this valuable information by reading it in the PADI or SSI Open Water Manual and/or online with PADI or SSI eLearning. At the end of each chapter, you’ll answer questions about the material to ensure you understand it. Along the way, let one of our Instructor Staff know if there is anything you don’t understand. At the end of the course, you’ll take a final exam that ensures you have thorough knowledge of scuba diving basics.
You’ll also watch videos that preview the scuba skills you’ll practice in a swimming pool or pool-like environment. In addition to the video, one of our staff instructors will demonstrate each skill for you.
After your confined water dives, you’ll head to “open water,” where you and one of our staff instructors will make four dives over two days. On these dives you’ll get to explore the underwater world. You’ll apply the skills you learned in confined water while enjoying what the local environment has to offer. You will complete these skills at Vortex Springs in Florida, but we do offer a local certification as well and we can also do a referral for you to finish your certification anywhere in world with a PADI or SSI Instructor.
The PADI or SSI Open Water Diver course is flexible and performance based, which means that we offer a wide variety of schedules, organized according to how fast you progress. We offer anywhere from a regular monthly class to semi private and even private classes. It’s possible to complete your confined and open water dives in three days by completing the knowledge development portion online via PADI or SSI eLearning, or other home study options offered by us.
One of our many Staff Instructors will focus on helping you become a confident and comfortable diver, not on how long it takes. You earn your certification based on demonstrating you know what you need to know and can do what you need to do. This means that you progress at your own pace – faster or slower depending upon the time you need – to become a competent and safe scuba diver.
Learning to scuba dive is a great value when you consider that you learn to dive under the guidance and attention of a highly trained, experienced professional – your PADI Scuba Instructor. What’s more, you receive a certification to scuba dive at the end of a PADI Open Water Diver course which will never expire (few other activities can offer that).
From the first day, scuba diving starts transforming your life with new experiences you can share with friends. And you can do it almost anywhere there is water. For specific costs or specials price that might be available, give Adventure Locators a call @ (228) 392-7830. We offer classes every month with weekend and weeknight to choose from. Semi-private and private classes are also available for those with tight schedules or want to do classes at there own pace. Give us a call and let up help you find the class you are looking for.
Choosing and using your scuba gear is part of the fun of diving. One of our qualified professional staff members can completely provide you with all of the gear that you’ll need and we can do it in less time than you may think. Each piece of scuba equipment has a different function so that together, it adapts you to the underwater world.
These have a personal fit, and we will help you choose gear with the best fit and features for you. During your pool sessions if something doesn’t work for you or fit we will gladly swap it out for another product no questions asked.
Tropical scuba gear (Used in the Caribbean): In warm, clear water, you only need minimal exposure protection and can choose light-weight, streamlined scuba components. Use this scuba gear when diving in water that is 24ºC/75ºF or warmer.
Cold water scuba diving equipment (Used in the Northern Region): Cool climates often have spectacular diving. With good exposure protection and the right equipment, you can scuba dive in cold water in comfort. Use this scuba gear in water that is cooler than 15ºC/60ºF.
Technical diving scuba equipment (Used throughout all the Regions): Tec diving requires additional experience, training and equipment. Technical divers typically wear twin cylinders or closed-circuit rebreathers (CCRs), plus wear additional tanks, each with different gas blends. They also usually have backups for all their other dive gear. Interested in tec diving?
The minimum age is 10 years old (in most areas). Student divers who are younger than 15 earn the Junior Open Water Diver certification, which they may upgrade to Open Water Diver certification upon reaching 15.
Swim 200 meters/yards (or 300 meters/yards in mask, fins and snorkel) without stopping. There is no time limit for this, and you may use any swimming strokes you want.
Any individual who can meet the performance requirements of the course qualifies for certification. There are many adaptive techniques that allow individuals with physical challenges to meet these requirements. People with paraplegia, amputations and other challenges commonly earn the Open Water Diver certification. Even individuals with more significant physical challenges participate in diving. Give us a call and talk to one of our qualified professional staff members for more information.
Swim 200 meters/yards (or 300 meters/yards in mask, fins and snorkel). There is no time limit for this, and you may use any swimming strokes you want.
Any individual who can meet the performance requirements of the course qualifies for certification. There are many adaptive techniques that allow individuals with physical challenges to meet these requirements. People with paraplegia, amputations and other challenges commonly earn the PADI or SSI Open Water Diver certification. Even individuals with more significant physical challenges participate in diving.
For example, if you’ve just finished your PADI or SSI Open Water Diver course, you probably shouldn’t dive under Antarctic ice on your next dive. However, don’t limit yourself. Some of the best diving is closer than you think.
The only truly important thing about where you dive is that you have the training and experience for diving there, and that you have a dive buddy to go with you. We can help you organize great local diving or a dive vacation.
Not necessarily. Any condition that affects the ears, sinuses, respiratory or heart function, or may alter consciousness is a concern, but only a doctor can assess a person’s individual risk. Doctors can consult with the Divers Alert Network (DAN) as necessary when assessing fitness to dive. Download the medical statement to take to your doctor. If you don’t have a regular doctor we recommend making an appointment to see Dr. Greg Meek, MD., FACS. Dr. Greg Meekin is a board certified practicing ear, nose & throat specialist (ENT) who was also has a backgroung as a Navy Diving Medical Officer and now practices Diving Medicine with a special focus on disorders of the ears, Eustachian tubes and sinuses which prevent patients from enjoying underwater activities.
Aside from pregnancy, there are really no concerns. Because physiologists know little about the effects of diving on the fetus, the recommendation is that women avoid diving while pregnant or trying to become pregnant. Menstruation is not normally a concern.
With the necessary training and experience, the limit for recreational scuba diving is 40 meters/130 feet. Beginning scuba divers stay shallower than about 18 meters/60 feet. Although these are the limits, some of the most popular diving is shallower than 12 meters/40 feet, where the water’s warmer and the colors are brighter.
People find the “weightlessness” of scuba diving to be quite freeing. Modern scuba masks are available in translucent models, which you may prefer if a mask makes you feel closed in. During your scuba diving training, any of our staff instructors will give you plenty of time and coaching to become comfortable with each stage of learning. Your scuba instructor works with you at your own pace to ensure you master each skill necessary to become a capable scuba diver who dives regularly.
I’M ALREADY A CERTIFIED DIVER, HOW DO I BECOME A PADI OR SSI DIVER?
Scuba diving certifications from other diver training organizations can often be used to meet a prerequisite for the next level PADI or SSI course. For example, if you have an open water diver or entry-level certification from another diver training organization, you may qualify to enroll in the PADI or SSI Advanced Open Water Diver course, which is the next level. You could not receive a PADI or SSI Open Water Diver certification unless you completed that course. There is no simple “equivalency” or “crossover.” The best option is to take the next step and continue your education. If you would like to continue your dive training and receive a PADI or SSI certification, contact us to ask about the options you have for obtaining a PADI or SSI certification.
I HAVE A PROFESSIONAL-LEVEL CERTIFICATION WITH ANOTHER AGENCY, HOW DO I BECOME A PADI OR SSI DIVEMASTER OR INSTRUCTOR?
If you hold a professional rating from another diver training organization and wish to become a PADI or SSI Divemaster or Instructor, please give us a call and we can help you with all the questions you may have.
An instructor in good standing from another diver training organization may be eligible to enroll in an Open Water Instructor program. This program is shorter than a complete instructor training class and focuses building upon your teaching skills by introducing you to the PADI or SSI System. You must also successfully complete a PADI or SSI Instructor Exam to become a PADI or SSI Instructor.

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you’ll learn this valuable information by reading it in the padi or ssi open water manual and/or online with padi or ssi elearning. at the end of each chapter, you’ll answer questions about the material to ensure you understand it. along the way, let one of our instructor staff know if there is anything you don’t understand. at the end of the course, you’ll take a final exam that ensures you have thorough knowledge of scuba diving basics.
you’ll also watch videos that preview the scuba skills you’ll practice in a swimming pool or pool-like environment. in addition to the video, one of our staff instructors will demonstrate each skill for you.
after your confined water dives, you’ll head to “open water,” where you and one of our staff instructors will make four dives over two days. on these dives you’ll get to explore the underwater world. you’ll apply the skills you learned in confined water while enjoying what the local environment has to offer. you will complete these skills at vortex springs in florida, but we do offer a local certification as well and we can also do a referral for you to finish your certification anywhere in world with a padi or ssi instructor.
the padi or ssi open water diver course is flexible and performance based, which means that we offer a wide variety of schedules, organized according to how fast you progress. we offer anywhere from a regular monthly class to semi private and even private classes. it’s possible to complete your confined and open water dives in three days by completing the knowledge development portion online via padi or ssi elearning, or other home study options offered by us.
one of our many staff instructors will focus on helping you become a confident and comfortable diver, not on how long it takes. you earn your certification based on demonstrating you know what you need to know and can do what you need to do. this means that you progress at your own pace – faster or slower depending upon the time you need – to become a competent and safe scuba diver.
learning to scuba dive is a great value when you consider that you learn to dive under the guidance and attention of a highly trained, experienced professional – your padi scuba instructor. what’s more, you receive a certification to scuba dive at the end of a padi open water diver course which will never expire (few other activities can offer that).
from the first day, scuba diving starts transforming your life with new experiences you can share with friends. and you can do it almost anywhere there is water. for specific costs or specials price that might be available, give adventure locators a call @ (228) 392-7830. we offer classes every month with weekend and weeknight to choose from. semi-private and private classes are also available for those with tight schedules or want to do classes at there own pace. give us a call and let up help you find the class you are looking for.
choosing and using your scuba gear is part of the fun of diving. one of our qualified professional staff members can completely provide you with all of the gear that you’ll need and we can do it in less time than you may think. each piece of scuba equipment has a different function so that together, it adapts you to the underwater world.
these have a personal fit, and we will help you choose gear with the best fit and features for you. during your pool sessions if something doesn’t work for you or fit we will gladly swap it out for another product no questions asked.
tropical scuba gear (used in the caribbean): in warm, clear water, you only need minimal exposure protection and can choose light-weight, streamlined scuba components. use this scuba gear when diving in water that is 24ºc/75ºf or warmer.
cold water scuba diving equipment (used in the northern region): cool climates often have spectacular diving. with good exposure protection and the right equipment, you can scuba dive in cold water in comfort. use this scuba gear in water that is cooler than 15ºc/60ºf.
technical diving scuba equipment (used throughout all the regions): tec diving requires additional experience, training and equipment. technical divers typically wear twin cylinders or closed-circuit rebreathers (ccrs), plus wear additional tanks, each with different gas blends. they also usually have backups for all their other dive gear. interested in tec diving?
the minimum age is 10 years old (in most areas). student divers who are younger than 15 earn the junior open water diver certification, which they may upgrade to open water diver certification upon reaching 15.
swim 200 meters/yards (or 300 meters/yards in mask, fins and snorkel) without stopping. there is no time limit for this, and you may use any swimming strokes you want.
any individual who can meet the performance requirements of the course qualifies for certification. there are many adaptive techniques that allow individuals with physical challenges to meet these requirements. people with paraplegia, amputations and other challenges commonly earn the open water diver certification. even individuals with more significant physical challenges participate in diving. give us a call and talk to one of our qualified professional staff members for more information.
swim 200 meters/yards (or 300 meters/yards in mask, fins and snorkel). there is no time limit for this, and you may use any swimming strokes you want.
any individual who can meet the performance requirements of the course qualifies for certification. there are many adaptive techniques that allow individuals with physical challenges to meet these requirements. people with paraplegia, amputations and other challenges commonly earn the padi or ssi open water diver certification. even individuals with more significant physical challenges participate in diving.
for example, if you’ve just finished your padi or ssi open water diver course, you probably shouldn’t dive under antarctic ice on your next dive. however, don’t limit yourself. some of the best diving is closer than you think.
the only truly important thing about where you dive is that you have the training and experience for diving there, and that you have a dive buddy to go with you. we can help you organize great local diving or a dive vacation.
not necessarily. any condition that affects the ears, sinuses, respiratory or heart function, or may alter consciousness is a concern, but only a doctor can assess a person’s individual risk. doctors can consult with the divers alert network (dan) as necessary when assessing fitness to dive. download the medical statement to take to your doctor. if you don’t have a regular doctor we recommend making an appointment to see dr. greg meek, md., facs. dr. greg meekin is a board certified practicing ear, nose & throat specialist (ent) who was also has a backgroung as a navy diving medical officer and now practices diving medicine with a special focus on disorders of the ears, eustachian tubes and sinuses which prevent patients from enjoying underwater activities.
aside from pregnancy, there are really no concerns. because physiologists know little about the effects of diving on the fetus, the recommendation is that women avoid diving while pregnant or trying to become pregnant. menstruation is not normally a concern.
with the necessary training and experience, the limit for recreational scuba diving is 40 meters/130 feet. beginning scuba divers stay shallower than about 18 meters/60 feet. although these are the limits, some of the most popular diving is shallower than 12 meters/40 feet, where the water’s warmer and the colors are brighter.
people find the “weightlessness” of scuba diving to be quite freeing. modern scuba masks are available in translucent models, which you may prefer if a mask makes you feel closed in. during your scuba diving training, any of our staff instructors will give you plenty of time and coaching to become comfortable with each stage of learning. your scuba instructor works with you at your own pace to ensure you master each skill necessary to become a capable scuba diver who dives regularly.
i’m already a certified diver, how do i become a padi or ssi diver?
scuba diving certifications from other diver training organizations can often be used to meet a prerequisite for the next level padi or ssi course. for example, if you have an open water diver or entry-level certification from another diver training organization, you may qualify to enroll in the padi or ssi advanced open water diver course, which is the next level. you could not receive a padi or ssi open water diver certification unless you completed that course. there is no simple “equivalency” or “crossover.” the best option is to take the next step and continue your education. if you would like to continue your dive training and receive a padi or ssi certification, contact us to ask about the options you have for obtaining a padi or ssi certification.
i have a professional-level certification with another agency, how do i become a padi or ssi divemaster or instructor?
if you hold a professional rating from another diver training organization and wish to become a padi or ssi divemaster or instructor, please give us a call and we can help you with all the questions you may have.
an instructor in good standing from another diver training organization may be eligible to enroll in an open water instructor program. this program is shorter than a complete instructor training class and focuses building upon your teaching skills by introducing you to the padi or ssi system. you must also successfully complete a padi or ssi instructor exam to become a padi or ssi instructor.


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3G sports surfaces in Norfolk NR13 3 are installed to football pitches and rugby fields for training facilities because it is an all weather pitch ideal for heavy use and also to be rented out to the public. The 3G football pitch is an artificial grass infilled with silica sand and rubber granules, which give the playing characteristics and playing performance. The rubber granules help to cushion players joints to prevent injury when running and playing on the surface. This infill also keeps the grass fibres upright to make for a more comfortable and better quality experience. Costs to install the advanced quality synthetic pitches near me will vary depending on size, location and numerous other factors, so get in touch with us today to talk to one of our experts using the enquiry form.
The 3G football pitch in Norfolk NR13 3 is usually a 40-50mm synthetic turf pile height which is usually installed onto an insitu rubber shockpad or rebounce preformed shock pad. The AstroTurf is ideal for training facilities, kickabout areas and multi use games areas. The 3G football pitch surfacing meets the accreditation of FIFA 1*, FIFA 2* and FA. Many schools and clubs have had resurfacing projects carried out to replace natural grass pitches with new 3G sports surfaces http://multiusegamesarea.co.uk/resurfacing-muga-upgrade/norfolk/ This is done because real grass can become muddy and unsafe in wet weather which leads to costly maintenance and repair work. With synthetic grass pitches, the maintenance requirements are reduced and they can be used all year round without becoming waterlogged and potentially dangerous.
Third generation rugby pitch surfacing in Norfolk NR13 3 is usually a deeper pile height of approx. 50-65mm installed onto a sports surface underlay. The longer pile synthetic turf is to give more shock absorption to any falls or tackles to the players giving a cushioned fall. The rubber infilled sports grass meets IRB, RFU and RFL standards. We can complete MUGA pitch maintenance for both football and rugby pitches to ensure a safe and consistent playing experience for as long as possible, read this page for more information http://multiusegamesarea.co.uk/sports-pitch-maintenance/norfolk/ This maintenance can range from drag brushing through the pitch to spread the infill evenly around, to deep cleaning and rejuvenations which remove contaminants from within the carpet.
For further details on the NBS specification of these products, please don’t hesitate to fill in our contact form online. A local member of our team will be able to send you over some further details and product descriptions, as well as case studies of work we have previously completed. Speak to us today for all the information you need regarding 3G sports surfaces in Norfolk NR13 3 including costs and installation methods. Thank you for reading our information, it is appreciated.

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3g sports surfaces in norfolk nr13 3 are installed to football pitches and rugby fields for training facilities because it is an all weather pitch ideal for heavy use and also to be rented out to the public. the 3g football pitch is an artificial grass infilled with silica sand and rubber granules, which give the playing characteristics and playing performance. the rubber granules help to cushion players joints to prevent injury when running and playing on the surface. this infill also keeps the grass fibres upright to make for a more comfortable and better quality experience. costs to install the advanced quality synthetic pitches near me will vary depending on size, location and numerous other factors, so get in touch with us today to talk to one of our experts using the enquiry form.
the 3g football pitch in norfolk nr13 3 is usually a 40-50mm synthetic turf pile height which is usually installed onto an insitu rubber shockpad or rebounce preformed shock pad. the astroturf is ideal for training facilities, kickabout areas and multi use games areas. the 3g football pitch surfacing meets the accreditation of fifa 1*, fifa 2* and fa. many schools and clubs have had resurfacing projects carried out to replace natural grass pitches with new 3g sports surfaces http://multiusegamesarea.co.uk/resurfacing-muga-upgrade/norfolk/ this is done because real grass can become muddy and unsafe in wet weather which leads to costly maintenance and repair work. with synthetic grass pitches, the maintenance requirements are reduced and they can be used all year round without becoming waterlogged and potentially dangerous.
third generation rugby pitch surfacing in norfolk nr13 3 is usually a deeper pile height of approx. 50-65mm installed onto a sports surface underlay. the longer pile synthetic turf is to give more shock absorption to any falls or tackles to the players giving a cushioned fall. the rubber infilled sports grass meets irb, rfu and rfl standards. we can complete muga pitch maintenance for both football and rugby pitches to ensure a safe and consistent playing experience for as long as possible, read this page for more information http://multiusegamesarea.co.uk/sports-pitch-maintenance/norfolk/ this maintenance can range from drag brushing through the pitch to spread the infill evenly around, to deep cleaning and rejuvenations which remove contaminants from within the carpet.
for further details on the nbs specification of these products, please don’t hesitate to fill in our contact form online. a local member of our team will be able to send you over some further details and product descriptions, as well as case studies of work we have previously completed. speak to us today for all the information you need regarding 3g sports surfaces in norfolk nr13 3 including costs and installation methods. thank you for reading our information, it is appreciated.


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This Millenium Falcon wedding cake looks delicious, although you have to really feel for our buddy Han. He looks really scared there with his eyes popping out of his fondant head.
I’m not sure of all the construction details, but they did an amazing job. The detail is super nice, right down to the guns and radar dish. I’m not sure why Leia is blonde though. Probably because the bride is a blonde. And the heads of Boba Fett and some stormtroopers are a nice touch. And not a spot on it suggesting that a finger had poked at it to get a taste.
Well, I hope that this couple shares a happy life full of geek treats like this cake. Well, not so much that they end up looking like Jabba though. Great cake!

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this millenium falcon wedding cake looks delicious, although you have to really feel for our buddy han. he looks really scared there with his eyes popping out of his fondant head.
i’m not sure of all the construction details, but they did an amazing job. the detail is super nice, right down to the guns and radar dish. i’m not sure why leia is blonde though. probably because the bride is a blonde. and the heads of boba fett and some stormtroopers are a nice touch. and not a spot on it suggesting that a finger had poked at it to get a taste.
well, i hope that this couple shares a happy life full of geek treats like this cake. well, not so much that they end up looking like jabba though. great cake!


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Arizona has been my only home, in fact I am a sixth generation native. I have worked in the East Valley Business Community for over 20 years with a variety of professional business experience and financial experience. I use my dynamic personality to manage our dental practice in both a fun and professional way. I have enjoyed volunteering within our community in the public schools and the political scene. With a constant desire to learn I find myself involved with as many business classes and dental management courses as possible.
I am originally from Ohio, but grew up in Arizona. I received an AA of Applied Science in Dental Hygiene from Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1999. I have been practicing in Arizona ever since. I have been married for 11 years, with three young children. I love spending time with them and watching them in all of their activities. I enjoy doing crafts, cake decoration and spending time with friends and family.
I was born and raised in a small town in New Jersey. I have been in Arizona for about five years now. Currently I am enrolled in a local college studying Dental hygiene. I enjoy hiking with my dogs and spending time with my friends and family.
I was born in Arizona, and I have lived here my entire life. I have been dental assisting for over two years now, with experience in several fields of dentistry. I truly love cosmetic dentistry. It is amazing to see the before and after smiles of our patients and how the transformation is able to impact and change their lives. Currently, I am attending Chandler-Gilbert Community College, and will be applying to the Dental Hygiene program in the Spring.
I’m originally from Cedar City, Utah but I’ve been living in Arizona all of my life. My educational goal is to go to school to become a Dentist. Some of my hobbies are Skateboarding, Playing Video Games, Hanging out with friends.
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arizona has been my only home, in fact i am a sixth generation native. i have worked in the east valley business community for over 20 years with a variety of professional business experience and financial experience. i use my dynamic personality to manage our dental practice in both a fun and professional way. i have enjoyed volunteering within our community in the public schools and the political scene. with a constant desire to learn i find myself involved with as many business classes and dental management courses as possible.
i am originally from ohio, but grew up in arizona. i received an aa of applied science in dental hygiene from cuyahoga community college in cleveland, ohio, in 1999. i have been practicing in arizona ever since. i have been married for 11 years, with three young children. i love spending time with them and watching them in all of their activities. i enjoy doing crafts, cake decoration and spending time with friends and family.
i was born and raised in a small town in new jersey. i have been in arizona for about five years now. currently i am enrolled in a local college studying dental hygiene. i enjoy hiking with my dogs and spending time with my friends and family.
i was born in arizona, and i have lived here my entire life. i have been dental assisting for over two years now, with experience in several fields of dentistry. i truly love cosmetic dentistry. it is amazing to see the before and after smiles of our patients and how the transformation is able to impact and change their lives. currently, i am attending chandler-gilbert community college, and will be applying to the dental hygiene program in the spring.
i’m originally from cedar city, utah but i’ve been living in arizona all of my life. my educational goal is to go to school to become a dentist. some of my hobbies are skateboarding, playing video games, hanging out with friends.
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A cool kid jumps into an inflatable castle. A 2-year-old kid jumps into a bouncy castle in casual hands in pockets, cool.
A dog sees other dogs on TV and try to join them to play with them. He then made great leaps jumping from a bed next to the television screen.

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a cool kid jumps into an inflatable castle. a 2-year-old kid jumps into a bouncy castle in casual hands in pockets, cool.
a dog sees other dogs on tv and try to join them to play with them. he then made great leaps jumping from a bed next to the television screen.


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His books are full of heart as they are of wisdom; his musings on humility, reconciliation and love are gentle - and often humorous - reminders of what it is to be human.
Antony now lives on a farm in the Karoo with his wife, where they teach meditation retreats and sit on the stoep to watch the sun go down.
‘If we are willing to look our difficulties in the eye, our pain is an opportunity, a chance to wake up, so that our very brokenness can be the doorway to one another and to our world. This is the practice of Zen – or whatever name we give to the path of whole-heartedness; the movement from separation into intimacy, from a partial life to a complete one. Then we can stand up from our armchair and put down the remote, we can let our tenderness guide us into aliveness, beyond argument back into the chaos and nobility of the street.
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his books are full of heart as they are of wisdom; his musings on humility, reconciliation and love are gentle - and often humorous - reminders of what it is to be human.
antony now lives on a farm in the karoo with his wife, where they teach meditation retreats and sit on the stoep to watch the sun go down.
‘if we are willing to look our difficulties in the eye, our pain is an opportunity, a chance to wake up, so that our very brokenness can be the doorway to one another and to our world. this is the practice of zen – or whatever name we give to the path of whole-heartedness; the movement from separation into intimacy, from a partial life to a complete one. then we can stand up from our armchair and put down the remote, we can let our tenderness guide us into aliveness, beyond argument back into the chaos and nobility of the street.
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Flexibility is bad design. Indeed. Make it work and ship it. Your users will tell you what you need to improve.
We threw a big party this weekend. It was “Heden High”: Stuart U. set up a yearbook photo studio in the basement, a team of cheerleaders did a “happy birthday Lesley” routine, and almost all of the guests came in costume. I was an English teacher, with pipe, tie, and houndstooth jacket, until the heat got to be too much.
I think it was around 8 AM when I finally kicked the last partiers out of my bedroom and went to sleep. It was a good time. I’m tired today.
Work has eaten my life. It has been difficult to adjust.
This paper by Andrew Appel argues that SSA form is equivalent to functional programming.
Seven Deadly Sins of Introductory Programming Language Design.
We discuss seven undesirable features common to many programming languages used to teach first-time programmers, and illustrate typical pedagogical difficulties which stem from them with examples drawn from the programming languages ABC, Ada, C, C++, Eiffel, Haskell, LISP, Modula 3, Pascal, Prolog, Scheme, and Turing. We propose seven language design (or selection) principles which may reduce the incidence of such undesirable features.
I bought a new mixer: an Electrix EDJ-6. It is a four-channel, DJ-style stereo mixer with built in effects. It is much bigger and heavier than my current mixer, which is not good, but it has a built-in, tempo-synced effects unit and a much better UI for the sort of music I am making. I will have to rebuild my music system around it but I think the result will be an improvement.
Adam and Janet had another barbecue on their roof deck yesterday. We had some beer and started talking, and decided that the solstice ought to be celebrated by blowing stuff up. Of course we are good law-abiding citizens, so we spent the rest of our evening drinking more beer and doing nothing in particular, but it did so happen that we saw a couple of guys (average height, dark clothes, nondescript appearance, didn’t see their faces) push a small pyro barge out into Lake Union and, after struggling with the wind, eventually set it alight. It flashed and banged and hissed and kicked up a lot of smoke and made us happy. We didn’t happen to notice which direction the two miscreants went.
After that we collected Ava and went out to the Noc Noc. Dancing, talking, and (more) drinking occurred.
Today I spent half an hour playing Hot Lava Monsters on the machinery at Gasworks with a pack of twelve-year-olds.
I spent most of last week being sick and not doing much. I did manage a load of laundry over the weekend, though.
I feel basically back to good health now, but we have to demo the project I’m working on for some manager guy tomorrow morning, and I feel a fair bit of pressure to make the code actually work.
Too many projects. I think I need to let go of the idea that I am going to get the Rocket Factory built up anytime soon. Perhaps I can take another run at it next fall. I’m also going to try to borrow a canopy to take to Burning Man, instead of trying to rig something up with steel pipe and parachutes. I think I will also skip the custom bolero-style half-jacket-with-backpack-harness I was planning for the angel costume, and just wear some white webbing over my silver-white vest. That way all I have to actually make for the costume is the laser-wing backpack itself.
Here’s a really nice CSS three-column layout with no fancy frills – looks like a great starting point for a whole variety of blog-style layouts.
A team at MIT has made news recently by converting a Porsche 914 to run on batteries. People have been making custom electric cars for years, but the growing popularity of hybrids has made such projects seem more credible, and slowly-but-steadily improving battery technology has helped solve range problems. Here’s an Alfa Romeo conversion based on forklift components, and an ultra-low-cost Geo Metro project, converted for all of $672. Want to build your own? Here’s how to get started.
Datamancer offers custom “steampunk”-style keyboards made of brass, leather, typewriter keys, and other vintage bits. They’re wildly expensive, of course, but awfully pretty.
I spent the weekend out in the Methow Valley at Critical Massive. The location was a bust, and created a lot of organizational problems that made the whole thing less fun than it could have been, but it was a pleasant weekend with good people and nice scenery. I didn’t bring an art project this time, but I did play music for an hour, which seemed to be well received.
The weather was terrible, though, and after a frigid, windy, sleepless Saturday night I came down with a cold. I had intended to drive home Sunday, but ended up stopping at a motel in Cle Elum around 9 PM because I was too exhausted to continue. I staggered through a day of work yesterday, but called in sick today, and hopefully I’ll be reasonably fit again tomorrow.
I’m getting packed up for Critical Massive. I am on the schedule for 12:30 today, but that is obviously not going to happen (ask me sometime, there’s a rant). I may end up covering the second half of Jen Wagner’s set tomorrow, if she’s not feeling well, and will play for sure at 2 PM on Sunday. I will also have my gear set up at Fight Labs so I can play during the afternoons.
Once again I am trying to do too many things at once. I don’t really know how to prioritize my creative projects. I want to do everything, and I want to do it all right now. I feel like really good things would be within reach in a few different areas if only I could muster a few extra hours a week to put into each of them. I have a sketchbook full of clothing designs ready to implement… my improvised-live-electronica project is finally working, after all these years of noodling… I have a whole series of sewing & electronics workshops planned, on hold until I get enough time to finish building out the Rocket Factory… the Rocket Factory itself could grow up into a much more interesting community resource if I only had the time to develop it. Then there are the art cars, installation pieces, laser projects, midi tools, and video-synthesis algorithms I’m not even trying to work on, but which are all still kicking around in the back of my head, looking for an opening.
My day job is going well enough, but I’m not getting much of a creative charge out of it yet. I suppose I will probably never be able to take this product and its user community to heart the way I did with REALbasic, but I’d still like to get a little more out of the activity that occupies most of my day.
I don’t know whether I need to shift my activities around to better match my true priorities – whatever those are – or whether I just need to take a longer view. I just feel caught between a furious creative drive that will not shut off, and the implacable limits of a 24-hour day.
Here’s a recording of the downtempo set I played Sunday night at the “Accelerant” fundraiser. It’s a 54-megabyte MP3, just under 59 minutes long. This is a completely unedited recording of an improvised live performance, so there are plenty of rough edges, but it was a lot of fun to play and people at the party had a good time, so I’m happy with it. Give it a listen, if you’re curious – feedback is definitely welcome.
Want to take bets on how long those supplies are going to last?
Dawn got this photo of me playing last night. It went really well. I recorded most of the set and hope to upload it tomorrow.
I’m all keyed up. There was some kind of miscommunication about the PA system for the venue tonight, so I’ve spent the afternoon running around collecting cables, mixers, speakers, and the like. I’m trying to chill out now and think about what to wear. We will start setting up in about an hour. The show is at 1022 1st Ave South, and my set starts at 7 PM. Please come by! I’m looking forward to this.

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flexibility is bad design. indeed. make it work and ship it. your users will tell you what you need to improve.
we threw a big party this weekend. it was “heden high”: stuart u. set up a yearbook photo studio in the basement, a team of cheerleaders did a “happy birthday lesley” routine, and almost all of the guests came in costume. i was an english teacher, with pipe, tie, and houndstooth jacket, until the heat got to be too much.
i think it was around 8 am when i finally kicked the last partiers out of my bedroom and went to sleep. it was a good time. i’m tired today.
work has eaten my life. it has been difficult to adjust.
this paper by andrew appel argues that ssa form is equivalent to functional programming.
seven deadly sins of introductory programming language design.
we discuss seven undesirable features common to many programming languages used to teach first-time programmers, and illustrate typical pedagogical difficulties which stem from them with examples drawn from the programming languages abc, ada, c, c++, eiffel, haskell, lisp, modula 3, pascal, prolog, scheme, and turing. we propose seven language design (or selection) principles which may reduce the incidence of such undesirable features.
i bought a new mixer: an electrix edj-6. it is a four-channel, dj-style stereo mixer with built in effects. it is much bigger and heavier than my current mixer, which is not good, but it has a built-in, tempo-synced effects unit and a much better ui for the sort of music i am making. i will have to rebuild my music system around it but i think the result will be an improvement.
adam and janet had another barbecue on their roof deck yesterday. we had some beer and started talking, and decided that the solstice ought to be celebrated by blowing stuff up. of course we are good law-abiding citizens, so we spent the rest of our evening drinking more beer and doing nothing in particular, but it did so happen that we saw a couple of guys (average height, dark clothes, nondescript appearance, didn’t see their faces) push a small pyro barge out into lake union and, after struggling with the wind, eventually set it alight. it flashed and banged and hissed and kicked up a lot of smoke and made us happy. we didn’t happen to notice which direction the two miscreants went.
after that we collected ava and went out to the noc noc. dancing, talking, and (more) drinking occurred.
today i spent half an hour playing hot lava monsters on the machinery at gasworks with a pack of twelve-year-olds.
i spent most of last week being sick and not doing much. i did manage a load of laundry over the weekend, though.
i feel basically back to good health now, but we have to demo the project i’m working on for some manager guy tomorrow morning, and i feel a fair bit of pressure to make the code actually work.
too many projects. i think i need to let go of the idea that i am going to get the rocket factory built up anytime soon. perhaps i can take another run at it next fall. i’m also going to try to borrow a canopy to take to burning man, instead of trying to rig something up with steel pipe and parachutes. i think i will also skip the custom bolero-style half-jacket-with-backpack-harness i was planning for the angel costume, and just wear some white webbing over my silver-white vest. that way all i have to actually make for the costume is the laser-wing backpack itself.
here’s a really nice css three-column layout with no fancy frills – looks like a great starting point for a whole variety of blog-style layouts.
a team at mit has made news recently by converting a porsche 914 to run on batteries. people have been making custom electric cars for years, but the growing popularity of hybrids has made such projects seem more credible, and slowly-but-steadily improving battery technology has helped solve range problems. here’s an alfa romeo conversion based on forklift components, and an ultra-low-cost geo metro project, converted for all of $672. want to build your own? here’s how to get started.
datamancer offers custom “steampunk”-style keyboards made of brass, leather, typewriter keys, and other vintage bits. they’re wildly expensive, of course, but awfully pretty.
i spent the weekend out in the methow valley at critical massive. the location was a bust, and created a lot of organizational problems that made the whole thing less fun than it could have been, but it was a pleasant weekend with good people and nice scenery. i didn’t bring an art project this time, but i did play music for an hour, which seemed to be well received.
the weather was terrible, though, and after a frigid, windy, sleepless saturday night i came down with a cold. i had intended to drive home sunday, but ended up stopping at a motel in cle elum around 9 pm because i was too exhausted to continue. i staggered through a day of work yesterday, but called in sick today, and hopefully i’ll be reasonably fit again tomorrow.
i’m getting packed up for critical massive. i am on the schedule for 12:30 today, but that is obviously not going to happen (ask me sometime, there’s a rant). i may end up covering the second half of jen wagner’s set tomorrow, if she’s not feeling well, and will play for sure at 2 pm on sunday. i will also have my gear set up at fight labs so i can play during the afternoons.
once again i am trying to do too many things at once. i don’t really know how to prioritize my creative projects. i want to do everything, and i want to do it all right now. i feel like really good things would be within reach in a few different areas if only i could muster a few extra hours a week to put into each of them. i have a sketchbook full of clothing designs ready to implement… my improvised-live-electronica project is finally working, after all these years of noodling… i have a whole series of sewing & electronics workshops planned, on hold until i get enough time to finish building out the rocket factory… the rocket factory itself could grow up into a much more interesting community resource if i only had the time to develop it. then there are the art cars, installation pieces, laser projects, midi tools, and video-synthesis algorithms i’m not even trying to work on, but which are all still kicking around in the back of my head, looking for an opening.
my day job is going well enough, but i’m not getting much of a creative charge out of it yet. i suppose i will probably never be able to take this product and its user community to heart the way i did with realbasic, but i’d still like to get a little more out of the activity that occupies most of my day.
i don’t know whether i need to shift my activities around to better match my true priorities – whatever those are – or whether i just need to take a longer view. i just feel caught between a furious creative drive that will not shut off, and the implacable limits of a 24-hour day.
here’s a recording of the downtempo set i played sunday night at the “accelerant” fundraiser. it’s a 54-megabyte mp3, just under 59 minutes long. this is a completely unedited recording of an improvised live performance, so there are plenty of rough edges, but it was a lot of fun to play and people at the party had a good time, so i’m happy with it. give it a listen, if you’re curious – feedback is definitely welcome.
want to take bets on how long those supplies are going to last?
dawn got this photo of me playing last night. it went really well. i recorded most of the set and hope to upload it tomorrow.
i’m all keyed up. there was some kind of miscommunication about the pa system for the venue tonight, so i’ve spent the afternoon running around collecting cables, mixers, speakers, and the like. i’m trying to chill out now and think about what to wear. we will start setting up in about an hour. the show is at 1022 1st ave south, and my set starts at 7 pm. please come by! i’m looking forward to this.


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Brian Flannery follows along with Daniel Wertheim's blog post about the NATS protocol.
One of the nice things about NATS.io (an open source messaging system for microservices, IoT, and Cloud Native messaging) is the simplicity of the protocol. As a developer, you can very quickly get NATS running and understand it; this is in contrast to traditional messaging systems, which can introduce complexity and operational complexity. This focus on simplicity makes it very well suited for modern distributed systems.
Daniel Wertheim is a community developer who has written several excellent posts on his blog about NATS.
Here is the 1st in his series of posts.
Just had a quick glance at NATS and its protocol and I said: "OMG, it's like so simple and therefore so tremendously beautiful. Why? I told you. It's simple. And I can read it. As in read it and understand it without having to read a boring specification about a binary fixed protocol format."
New relevant post: "Simple incoming OP parser for Nats in C#"
Simple, right? Which seems to be the characteristics of NATS. It's trying to be simple in the way that it doesn't try to support every use case found in an enterprise scenario. But, hey, I just started looking into it.

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brian flannery follows along with daniel wertheim's blog post about the nats protocol.
one of the nice things about nats.io (an open source messaging system for microservices, iot, and cloud native messaging) is the simplicity of the protocol. as a developer, you can very quickly get nats running and understand it; this is in contrast to traditional messaging systems, which can introduce complexity and operational complexity. this focus on simplicity makes it very well suited for modern distributed systems.
daniel wertheim is a community developer who has written several excellent posts on his blog about nats.
here is the 1st in his series of posts.
just had a quick glance at nats and its protocol and i said: "omg, it's like so simple and therefore so tremendously beautiful. why? i told you. it's simple. and i can read it. as in read it and understand it without having to read a boring specification about a binary fixed protocol format."
new relevant post: "simple incoming op parser for nats in c#"
simple, right? which seems to be the characteristics of nats. it's trying to be simple in the way that it doesn't try to support every use case found in an enterprise scenario. but, hey, i just started looking into it.


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publish by in category interior design at september 27th, 2018. tagged with best vacuum cleaner for tile and carpet. best vacuum for tile and carpet. best vacuum for tile floors and carpet. vacuum cleaner for tile and carpet. vacuum cleaner for tile floors and carpet. vacuum for carpet and tile. vacuum for tile and carpet.
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Adopted budget statement; certified taxable valuation; levy.
(1) After publication and hearing thereon and within the time prescribed by law, each governing body shall file with and certify to the levying board or boards on or before September 20 of each year or September 20 of the final year of a biennial period and file with the auditor a copy of the adopted budget statement which complies with sections 13-518 to 13-522 or 79-1023 to 79-1030, together with the amount of the tax required to fund the adopted budget, setting out separately (a) the amount to be levied for the payment of principal or interest on bonds issued by the governing body and (b) the amount to be levied for all other purposes. Proof of publication shall be attached to the statements. For fiscal years prior to fiscal year 2017-18, learning communities shall also file a copy of such adopted budget statement with member school districts on or before September 1 of each year. If the prime rate published by the Federal Reserve Board is ten percent or more at the time of the filing and certification required under this subsection, the governing body, in certifying the amount required, may make allowance for delinquent taxes not exceeding five percent of the amount required plus the actual percentage of delinquent taxes for the preceding tax year or biennial period and for the amount of estimated tax loss from any pending or anticipated litigation which involves taxation and in which tax collections have been or can be withheld or escrowed by court order. For purposes of this section, anticipated litigation shall be limited to the anticipation of an action being filed by a taxpayer who or which filed a similar action for the preceding year or biennial period which is still pending. Except for such allowances, a governing body shall not certify an amount of tax more than one percent greater or lesser than the amount determined under section 13-505.
(2) Each governing body shall use the certified taxable values as provided by the county assessor pursuant to section 13-509 for the current year in setting or certifying the levy. Each governing body may designate one of its members to perform any duty or responsibility required of such body by this section.
Laws 2018, LB377, § 1.
A budget of an airport authority adopted without full compliance with the requirements of the Nebraska Budget Act is void and may be set aside. Willms v. Nebraska City Airport Authority, 193 Neb. 567, 228 N.W.2d 276 (1975).

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adopted budget statement; certified taxable valuation; levy.
(1) after publication and hearing thereon and within the time prescribed by law, each governing body shall file with and certify to the levying board or boards on or before september 20 of each year or september 20 of the final year of a biennial period and file with the auditor a copy of the adopted budget statement which complies with sections 13-518 to 13-522 or 79-1023 to 79-1030, together with the amount of the tax required to fund the adopted budget, setting out separately (a) the amount to be levied for the payment of principal or interest on bonds issued by the governing body and (b) the amount to be levied for all other purposes. proof of publication shall be attached to the statements. for fiscal years prior to fiscal year 2017-18, learning communities shall also file a copy of such adopted budget statement with member school districts on or before september 1 of each year. if the prime rate published by the federal reserve board is ten percent or more at the time of the filing and certification required under this subsection, the governing body, in certifying the amount required, may make allowance for delinquent taxes not exceeding five percent of the amount required plus the actual percentage of delinquent taxes for the preceding tax year or biennial period and for the amount of estimated tax loss from any pending or anticipated litigation which involves taxation and in which tax collections have been or can be withheld or escrowed by court order. for purposes of this section, anticipated litigation shall be limited to the anticipation of an action being filed by a taxpayer who or which filed a similar action for the preceding year or biennial period which is still pending. except for such allowances, a governing body shall not certify an amount of tax more than one percent greater or lesser than the amount determined under section 13-505.
(2) each governing body shall use the certified taxable values as provided by the county assessor pursuant to section 13-509 for the current year in setting or certifying the levy. each governing body may designate one of its members to perform any duty or responsibility required of such body by this section.
laws 2018, lb377, § 1.
a budget of an airport authority adopted without full compliance with the requirements of the nebraska budget act is void and may be set aside. willms v. nebraska city airport authority, 193 neb. 567, 228 n.w.2d 276 (1975).


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"Absorbed in past memories, nothing could confirm that harsh revelation." For a moment, Cercira believed she did not hear it, only dreamed-an absurd, distant dream that she would soon wake up to.
And his life passed like a fleeting flash and vanished like a cold winter haze in translucent vapors and a tasteless taste. The world, an impossible place to the soul.
He was sure that a thick, icy clay like flesh could not sustain something subtle and delicate like the soul, life a barren mirage.
In a short time she had become a wanderer of all that she believed to be true and lawful, now lost in shadows so extensive that they covered her whole existence.
He felt like a grain in the perpetual gale of life, a useless little game of willpower. "

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"absorbed in past memories, nothing could confirm that harsh revelation." for a moment, cercira believed she did not hear it, only dreamed-an absurd, distant dream that she would soon wake up to.
and his life passed like a fleeting flash and vanished like a cold winter haze in translucent vapors and a tasteless taste. the world, an impossible place to the soul.
he was sure that a thick, icy clay like flesh could not sustain something subtle and delicate like the soul, life a barren mirage.
in a short time she had become a wanderer of all that she believed to be true and lawful, now lost in shadows so extensive that they covered her whole existence.
he felt like a grain in the perpetual gale of life, a useless little game of willpower. "


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In the aftermath of another school shooting, gun laws may be about to change. Or, more accurately, there is talk of new legislation being proposed, that may or may not go anywhere. Among the advocates for change is Florida Governor Rick Scott, who believes that there should be more armed guards on school grounds and that it should be more difficult for some people with mental illnesses to purchase firearms, as reported by the Jackson County Floridan.
The governor is also calling for legislation that would prohibit anyone under the age of 21 from being able to purchase a firearm. A “violent threat restraining order” may also be enacted, which would allow a court to decide whether or not to prohibit an individual with a mental illness from buying or owning a gun, under certain circumstances. Additionally, $50 million would go towards mental health initiatives across the state, such as expanding mental health services, including counseling and crisis management. According to Scott, “No one with mental issues should have access to a gun. It is common sense. It for their own best interest, much less the best interest of our communities.” But what are some of the current gun laws in Florida? Many firearm owners question the legality of having a gun in their car, notifying an officer about their firearm, and other questions.
Carrying in a Restaurant that Serves Alcohol — While it is legal to carry a firearm in a restaurant that serves alcohol, it is not legal to be in the section of the restaurant, such as the bar, where the primary purpose is to dispense alcohol. Likewise, it is illegal to carry a gun into a bar.
A criminal defense lawyer at the Skier Law Firm can answer any of your questions regarding legal firearm use and carry, and if you have been charged with a firearm offense, now is the time to contact a lawyer. Call our West Palm Beach offices today.

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in the aftermath of another school shooting, gun laws may be about to change. or, more accurately, there is talk of new legislation being proposed, that may or may not go anywhere. among the advocates for change is florida governor rick scott, who believes that there should be more armed guards on school grounds and that it should be more difficult for some people with mental illnesses to purchase firearms, as reported by the jackson county floridan.
the governor is also calling for legislation that would prohibit anyone under the age of 21 from being able to purchase a firearm. a “violent threat restraining order” may also be enacted, which would allow a court to decide whether or not to prohibit an individual with a mental illness from buying or owning a gun, under certain circumstances. additionally, $50 million would go towards mental health initiatives across the state, such as expanding mental health services, including counseling and crisis management. according to scott, “no one with mental issues should have access to a gun. it is common sense. it for their own best interest, much less the best interest of our communities.” but what are some of the current gun laws in florida? many firearm owners question the legality of having a gun in their car, notifying an officer about their firearm, and other questions.
carrying in a restaurant that serves alcohol — while it is legal to carry a firearm in a restaurant that serves alcohol, it is not legal to be in the section of the restaurant, such as the bar, where the primary purpose is to dispense alcohol. likewise, it is illegal to carry a gun into a bar.
a criminal defense lawyer at the skier law firm can answer any of your questions regarding legal firearm use and carry, and if you have been charged with a firearm offense, now is the time to contact a lawyer. call our west palm beach offices today.


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Sunday, October 8, 2017, 6:30 p.m.
Dir. Michael Almereyda. 2017, 89 mins. Digital projection. With Hampton Fancher. Flamenco dancer, actor, and the unlikely producer and screenwriter of the landmark sci-fi classic Blade Runner,Hampton Fancher has lived a life unlike any other. In time for the release of Blade Runner 2049 (with a story again penned by Fancher), acclaimed filmmaker Michael Almereyda propels viewers down a wild path through mid-twentieth-century Hollywood. A consummate raconteur, Fancher recounts episodes from his remarkable life—romantic misadventures with silver-screen stars, wayward acts of chivalry, jealousy, and friendship—matched with a parallel world of film and TV footage in which Fancher plays cowboys, killers, fops, cads, and the occasional hero. Escapes shows how one man’s personal journey can unexpectedly shape a medium’s future.
"A thoroughly charming, thoroughly engaging portrait of this great adventurer. Part of the pleasure of Escapes is how Mr. Almereyda, drawing deeply from the American pop archives... connects the original Blade Runner to Mr. Fancher’s life with its movie love, romanticism, beautiful women and mad, circuitous rides." - Manohla Dargis, The New York Times.

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sunday, october 8, 2017, 6:30 p.m.
dir. michael almereyda. 2017, 89 mins. digital projection. with hampton fancher. flamenco dancer, actor, and the unlikely producer and screenwriter of the landmark sci-fi classic blade runner,hampton fancher has lived a life unlike any other. in time for the release of blade runner 2049 (with a story again penned by fancher), acclaimed filmmaker michael almereyda propels viewers down a wild path through mid-twentieth-century hollywood. a consummate raconteur, fancher recounts episodes from his remarkable life—romantic misadventures with silver-screen stars, wayward acts of chivalry, jealousy, and friendship—matched with a parallel world of film and tv footage in which fancher plays cowboys, killers, fops, cads, and the occasional hero. escapes shows how one man’s personal journey can unexpectedly shape a medium’s future.
"a thoroughly charming, thoroughly engaging portrait of this great adventurer. part of the pleasure of escapes is how mr. almereyda, drawing deeply from the american pop archives... connects the original blade runner to mr. fancher’s life with its movie love, romanticism, beautiful women and mad, circuitous rides." - manohla dargis, the new york times.


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Our family is consistently busy, no matter what the season. If I don’t jot down reminders and to-do lists I’m bound to forget something important and since we live in a somewhat remote area, it can be extra inconvenient when something is forgotten. In September when school starts up again, our busy lives becomes hectic. We need all of the notes to keep life less so and the 3×3 Post-it® Super Sticky Cube is our go to.
Yes, we have the regular old book markers that the kids bring home from the library. They’re cute and all, but they don’t stay in place. Kids shouldn’t doggy ear the pages on books they do not own so we use Post-it® Super Sticky Notes which make the perfect book marks. I use them for my planner, too!
For my 1st grader we use Post-it® Super Sticky Notes around the house so that he can practice his site words. If he hits the light switch, opens a door or fills his cup he has to read the post it inscribed with that site word. My 4th grader will practice her multiplication facts or vocabulary words in the same way.
I can’t count the number of times that a note has fallen out of one of the kids’ folders, never to be seen by their school teacher. When I’m writing a note informing the school that I’m picking up my child early that day, I always reach for my Post-it® Super Sticky Lined Notes to ensure the message does not get missed.
The super important reminders deserve super sticky notes. We attach Post-it® Super Sticky Notes to the things we never forget – like a cell phone or backpack so we don’t forget things the things that don’t happen every day like sneakers for gym or crazy sock day.
Nothing like showing your kids a little love so that they know you’re thinking of them while they’re at school. Or a surprise note of encouragement to boost confidence.
You know you can find Post-it® Super Sticky Notes pretty much anywhere, but Walmart has an impressive collection of school supplies at great prices. For more back-to-school Post-it inspiration, visit this page.
I live for my post it notes. I have them everywhere in our home and use them for studying my children’s spelling words!
Oh my! I love post-it notes and use them all over my house! They are my favorite bookmarks because they don’t damage book pages!
I definitely use post its for reminders for even myself. There is just something so fun about colorful reminders!
These are some really fun ways to use post it notes. I love the one to remind to wear sneakers. So cute!
I love using post-it-notes. My favorite thing to do is leave my kids little notes around the house.
I’m obsessed with Post It Notes–couldn’t live without them! I have them in many different sizes and colors and use them for all of these things…and more.
Post-It Notes area favorite in our home. These are some really cool tips. I can’t wait to use them this school year.
Post-it notes are a LIFESAVER! I use them for all of these purposes and to write way too many notes to myself. This is definitely a good time to stock up, I should grab some more!

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our family is consistently busy, no matter what the season. if i don’t jot down reminders and to-do lists i’m bound to forget something important and since we live in a somewhat remote area, it can be extra inconvenient when something is forgotten. in september when school starts up again, our busy lives becomes hectic. we need all of the notes to keep life less so and the 3×3 post-it® super sticky cube is our go to.
yes, we have the regular old book markers that the kids bring home from the library. they’re cute and all, but they don’t stay in place. kids shouldn’t doggy ear the pages on books they do not own so we use post-it® super sticky notes which make the perfect book marks. i use them for my planner, too!
for my 1st grader we use post-it® super sticky notes around the house so that he can practice his site words. if he hits the light switch, opens a door or fills his cup he has to read the post it inscribed with that site word. my 4th grader will practice her multiplication facts or vocabulary words in the same way.
i can’t count the number of times that a note has fallen out of one of the kids’ folders, never to be seen by their school teacher. when i’m writing a note informing the school that i’m picking up my child early that day, i always reach for my post-it® super sticky lined notes to ensure the message does not get missed.
the super important reminders deserve super sticky notes. we attach post-it® super sticky notes to the things we never forget – like a cell phone or backpack so we don’t forget things the things that don’t happen every day like sneakers for gym or crazy sock day.
nothing like showing your kids a little love so that they know you’re thinking of them while they’re at school. or a surprise note of encouragement to boost confidence.
you know you can find post-it® super sticky notes pretty much anywhere, but walmart has an impressive collection of school supplies at great prices. for more back-to-school post-it inspiration, visit this page.
i live for my post it notes. i have them everywhere in our home and use them for studying my children’s spelling words!
oh my! i love post-it notes and use them all over my house! they are my favorite bookmarks because they don’t damage book pages!
i definitely use post its for reminders for even myself. there is just something so fun about colorful reminders!
these are some really fun ways to use post it notes. i love the one to remind to wear sneakers. so cute!
i love using post-it-notes. my favorite thing to do is leave my kids little notes around the house.
i’m obsessed with post it notes–couldn’t live without them! i have them in many different sizes and colors and use them for all of these things…and more.
post-it notes area favorite in our home. these are some really cool tips. i can’t wait to use them this school year.
post-it notes are a lifesaver! i use them for all of these purposes and to write way too many notes to myself. this is definitely a good time to stock up, i should grab some more!


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CariBeat handcrafts gourmet, Caribbean-Fusion products including “PEPPA” sauce, salsas, marinades, hot sauces, chutneys, cocktail mixers and snacks – made with FRESH tropical fruit, herbs and spices.
Jesse Dunham and his son Daniel grow their own produce, which they bring to Eastern Market along with the best products from surrounding farms. Their farm-fresh produce includes heirloom tomatoes, asparagus, strawberries, peaches, honey crisp apples, nectarines and watermelon.
Bob “Bunk” Knopp from Knopp’s Farm in Severn, MD, has been selling produce for more than 30 years. He loves farming and finds that markets like Eastern Market are the best way to get his product to his customers.
Marvin Ogburn, of Long Meadow Farm in Shenandoah Valley, WV, started farming so that he could move out of the city and enjoy the country. He sells only his own produce and takes great pride in the quality of his product. He thrives on the friendships that he has made through his time at Eastern Market.
Mockingbird Hill Farms is a family owned business run by self-described “Horse and Buggy Mennonites”. For the last twenty years Michael Stauffer and his family have used this farm to grow healthy varieties of greens, hot peppers, and ethnic vegetables. Mockingbird Farm brings their produce to the markets every Tuesday and the Weekend!
Kathy Bryant sells a variety of spreads and sauces from Old Mountain Valley Farms in Woodstock, Virginia. Our products include cider, spreads, salsa, mustard, and BBQ sauce. All items are made in Virginia by Tom Rodriguez.
The Peachy Family Dairy has their own goat dairy. At the dairy they have around 40 milking does. They also have over 70 kids or young goats this spring. The Peachy Family Dairy makes aged and fresh Chevre Cheeses. They also make grilled goat meat sausage, fried cheese curds, goat milk gelato, and gork sausage. Gork Sausage is a combination of goat and pork meat.

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caribeat handcrafts gourmet, caribbean-fusion products including “peppa” sauce, salsas, marinades, hot sauces, chutneys, cocktail mixers and snacks – made with fresh tropical fruit, herbs and spices.
jesse dunham and his son daniel grow their own produce, which they bring to eastern market along with the best products from surrounding farms. their farm-fresh produce includes heirloom tomatoes, asparagus, strawberries, peaches, honey crisp apples, nectarines and watermelon.
bob “bunk” knopp from knopp’s farm in severn, md, has been selling produce for more than 30 years. he loves farming and finds that markets like eastern market are the best way to get his product to his customers.
marvin ogburn, of long meadow farm in shenandoah valley, wv, started farming so that he could move out of the city and enjoy the country. he sells only his own produce and takes great pride in the quality of his product. he thrives on the friendships that he has made through his time at eastern market.
mockingbird hill farms is a family owned business run by self-described “horse and buggy mennonites”. for the last twenty years michael stauffer and his family have used this farm to grow healthy varieties of greens, hot peppers, and ethnic vegetables. mockingbird farm brings their produce to the markets every tuesday and the weekend!
kathy bryant sells a variety of spreads and sauces from old mountain valley farms in woodstock, virginia. our products include cider, spreads, salsa, mustard, and bbq sauce. all items are made in virginia by tom rodriguez.
the peachy family dairy has their own goat dairy. at the dairy they have around 40 milking does. they also have over 70 kids or young goats this spring. the peachy family dairy makes aged and fresh chevre cheeses. they also make grilled goat meat sausage, fried cheese curds, goat milk gelato, and gork sausage. gork sausage is a combination of goat and pork meat.


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Paris Climate Summit December 4: Will smaller countries be heard?
Yesterday governments kept working on the draft text, which had to be submitted by Saturday morning. Saudi Arabia continues to block progress on a number of issues. They have opposed a reference to limit temperature increase to 1.5 degrees and to provide support to developing countries. Yet they have been keen on requesting financial support for themselves for access to technology. Surprisingly, Norway has refused to include language on human rights, which includes the rights of indigenous peoples, gender equality and intergenerational equity among others.
Meanwhile, vulnerable countries continue to call for a 1.5 degree limit, standing firm in their position. The G77 bloc (which groups more than 130 developing nations) is pushing for developed countries to lead. Small-island states, progressive Latin American countries and the Least Developed Country group are playing proactive roles in discussions of how responsibilities are differentiated. The question is will these smaller countries be supported, especially by the large emitters?
As in the previous days, there is still strong disagreements between negotiating blocs on the question of who should take responsibility for delivering financial support. China in particular has opposed references in the text to ensure investments support climate action.
Vulnerable countries and the European Union proposed an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change special report in 2018, which the United States, India, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and China opposed.
There is also disagreement on when to begin reviewing countries’ pledges. The consensus was that this would happen every five years, but negotiators must remain vigilant.
1000 mayors from cities like Rio de Janeiro, Santiago, London, Copenhagen, Berlin, Sydney, Seoul, Chicago, and New Delhi among many others established their commitment to tackle climate change at the Climate Summit of Local Leaders in Paris. In this historic meeting, mayors joined the UN launch of a report on boosting investment towards climate smart cities.
Germanwatch released their 2016 Global Risk Index, which looks at the vulnerability of countries around the world.
Our Director Monica Araya was invited to speak at Huffington Post Live about the leadership of small nations in combating climate change.
Araya was also part of the “Getting to zero - Nation, state and city initiatives” side event organized by Carbon Neutral.
Araya also moderated an event organized by CICERO on improvements to the communication of climate science by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Read Diego Arguedas’ analysis on the negotiations: The World’s Vulnerable Lead on Ambition, Will Anyone Listen?

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paris climate summit december 4: will smaller countries be heard?
yesterday governments kept working on the draft text, which had to be submitted by saturday morning. saudi arabia continues to block progress on a number of issues. they have opposed a reference to limit temperature increase to 1.5 degrees and to provide support to developing countries. yet they have been keen on requesting financial support for themselves for access to technology. surprisingly, norway has refused to include language on human rights, which includes the rights of indigenous peoples, gender equality and intergenerational equity among others.
meanwhile, vulnerable countries continue to call for a 1.5 degree limit, standing firm in their position. the g77 bloc (which groups more than 130 developing nations) is pushing for developed countries to lead. small-island states, progressive latin american countries and the least developed country group are playing proactive roles in discussions of how responsibilities are differentiated. the question is will these smaller countries be supported, especially by the large emitters?
as in the previous days, there is still strong disagreements between negotiating blocs on the question of who should take responsibility for delivering financial support. china in particular has opposed references in the text to ensure investments support climate action.
vulnerable countries and the european union proposed an intergovernmental panel on climate change special report in 2018, which the united states, india, singapore, saudi arabia and china opposed.
there is also disagreement on when to begin reviewing countries’ pledges. the consensus was that this would happen every five years, but negotiators must remain vigilant.
1000 mayors from cities like rio de janeiro, santiago, london, copenhagen, berlin, sydney, seoul, chicago, and new delhi among many others established their commitment to tackle climate change at the climate summit of local leaders in paris. in this historic meeting, mayors joined the un launch of a report on boosting investment towards climate smart cities.
germanwatch released their 2016 global risk index, which looks at the vulnerability of countries around the world.
our director monica araya was invited to speak at huffington post live about the leadership of small nations in combating climate change.
araya was also part of the “getting to zero - nation, state and city initiatives” side event organized by carbon neutral.
araya also moderated an event organized by cicero on improvements to the communication of climate science by the intergovernmental panel on climate change.
read diego arguedas’ analysis on the negotiations: the world’s vulnerable lead on ambition, will anyone listen?


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Kalmar Hybrid RTG combines a smaller diesel engine with a regenerative energy storage system to deliver fuel savings of up to 56 per cent compared to most diesel RTGs on the market. The system automatically optimises the engine's RPM according to the required power, while the storage system captures excess energy from container handling, braking and gantry movements for reuse in hoisting operations. As well as offering significant savings in fuel consumption, the Kalmar Hybrid RTG can also help you reduce noise and emissions at your terminal.
Saigon Newport Company, Vietnam’s largest container terminal operator, relies on Kalmar Zero Emission rubber-tired gantry cranes (RTGs) to provide the capacity and environmental performance it needs.

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kalmar hybrid rtg combines a smaller diesel engine with a regenerative energy storage system to deliver fuel savings of up to 56 per cent compared to most diesel rtgs on the market. the system automatically optimises the engine's rpm according to the required power, while the storage system captures excess energy from container handling, braking and gantry movements for reuse in hoisting operations. as well as offering significant savings in fuel consumption, the kalmar hybrid rtg can also help you reduce noise and emissions at your terminal.
saigon newport company, vietnam’s largest container terminal operator, relies on kalmar zero emission rubber-tired gantry cranes (rtgs) to provide the capacity and environmental performance it needs.


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If your homemade eggplant lasagna recipe tastes like garbage after several attempts at perfection, consider submitting it to Fix My Recipe, a website dedicated to taking less than stellar reader recipes from around the country and fixing them via short film. Chef Billy Parisi is the man behind the fixing and has assisted readers with his take on everything from chocolate butter cream, Asian seared duck breast, steak au poivre, and guacamole. Videos are all under five minutes long and unlike many online cooking videos, are not annoying and actually fun to watch. Recipes ideas for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, dessert, sauces, soups, and salads (whew) are also written out on the website for your convenience.
He also wants you to know he’s single, living in Chicago and looking for ladies. (Really. It’s on the website.) So if you have any recipes that need reworking or match.com isn’t quite working out, email him at chef@fixmyrecipe.com and you may get your recipe featured. Or a chef date.
Photo via the Fix My Recipe website.

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if your homemade eggplant lasagna recipe tastes like garbage after several attempts at perfection, consider submitting it to fix my recipe, a website dedicated to taking less than stellar reader recipes from around the country and fixing them via short film. chef billy parisi is the man behind the fixing and has assisted readers with his take on everything from chocolate butter cream, asian seared duck breast, steak au poivre, and guacamole. videos are all under five minutes long and unlike many online cooking videos, are not annoying and actually fun to watch. recipes ideas for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, dessert, sauces, soups, and salads (whew) are also written out on the website for your convenience.
he also wants you to know he’s single, living in chicago and looking for ladies. (really. it’s on the website.) so if you have any recipes that need reworking or match.com isn’t quite working out, email him at chef@fixmyrecipe.com and you may get your recipe featured. or a chef date.
photo via the fix my recipe website.


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The MK3 Focus RS features Ford’s standard tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS), which works by constantly monitoring the pressure of all four tyres, and sending the driver an illuminated warning message as soon as any one of the tyres suddenly becomes under-inflated. The Ford system aims to prevent tyre deflation becoming a safety issue by informing the driver as soon as possible.
The Ford Focus RS’ TPMS is connected to a tyre pressure sensor located inside the tyre cavity, which reads the pressure of each tyre and sends this data to the instrument panel, quickly letting drivers know if the pressure is not at the recommended level.
Sometimes when the TPMS warning light comes on, this can be resolved by inflating the tyres to the correct pressure and resetting the tyre pressure figures. You should inflate the tyre as soon as possible after the warning light appears. You should then drive the vehicle for 120 seconds at 20mph or more until the light switches off. If the same tyre still seems to be affected after it has been inflated to the correct pressure, this can signify a cut in the tyre, and it may need replacing or repairing.
The TPMS is not a replacement for manually checking vehicle tyre pressures on the RS model, and won’t show minor drops, so it’s still best to do a monthly manual check using a tyre gauge as well. If you replace a tyre with the spare tyre, the light will remain illuminated until the original tyres is repaired and refitted or completely replaced.
The Ford Focus RS has a manufacturer recommended tyre pressure detailed in the vehicle handbook and on a placard placed near the B-Pillar on the driver’s front door. It’s important to maintain the correct tyre pressure at all times, to avoid problems that come from low-tyres pressures, including overheating, excessive fuel consumption and tyre failure. Heavily deflated tyres can also have an effect on the vehicles handling and steering capabilities, making it harder to slow down.
Any problems with the actual TPMS are signified by the light flashing and then remaining illuminated but still. This will happen every time you start the vehicle until the problem is addressed. When there’s an issue with the TPMS, it might not be able to read tyre pressures correctly so shouldn’t be relied upon in these circumstances.
The Ford Focus RS’ tyre pressure monitoring system improves driving safety and chances of any tyre-related accidents are reduced. Monitoring the tyres and maintaining the correct pressure also means that fuel usage is more efficient and the length of the tyre life is maximised.

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the mk3 focus rs features ford’s standard tyre pressure monitoring system (tpms), which works by constantly monitoring the pressure of all four tyres, and sending the driver an illuminated warning message as soon as any one of the tyres suddenly becomes under-inflated. the ford system aims to prevent tyre deflation becoming a safety issue by informing the driver as soon as possible.
the ford focus rs’ tpms is connected to a tyre pressure sensor located inside the tyre cavity, which reads the pressure of each tyre and sends this data to the instrument panel, quickly letting drivers know if the pressure is not at the recommended level.
sometimes when the tpms warning light comes on, this can be resolved by inflating the tyres to the correct pressure and resetting the tyre pressure figures. you should inflate the tyre as soon as possible after the warning light appears. you should then drive the vehicle for 120 seconds at 20mph or more until the light switches off. if the same tyre still seems to be affected after it has been inflated to the correct pressure, this can signify a cut in the tyre, and it may need replacing or repairing.
the tpms is not a replacement for manually checking vehicle tyre pressures on the rs model, and won’t show minor drops, so it’s still best to do a monthly manual check using a tyre gauge as well. if you replace a tyre with the spare tyre, the light will remain illuminated until the original tyres is repaired and refitted or completely replaced.
the ford focus rs has a manufacturer recommended tyre pressure detailed in the vehicle handbook and on a placard placed near the b-pillar on the driver’s front door. it’s important to maintain the correct tyre pressure at all times, to avoid problems that come from low-tyres pressures, including overheating, excessive fuel consumption and tyre failure. heavily deflated tyres can also have an effect on the vehicles handling and steering capabilities, making it harder to slow down.
any problems with the actual tpms are signified by the light flashing and then remaining illuminated but still. this will happen every time you start the vehicle until the problem is addressed. when there’s an issue with the tpms, it might not be able to read tyre pressures correctly so shouldn’t be relied upon in these circumstances.
the ford focus rs’ tyre pressure monitoring system improves driving safety and chances of any tyre-related accidents are reduced. monitoring the tyres and maintaining the correct pressure also means that fuel usage is more efficient and the length of the tyre life is maximised.


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After a fab couple of days away at Taste of London and Britmums Live, Sunday was spent tidying up the garden and doing a spot of cooking.
Whilst away a few lovely parcels arrived containing all sorts of exciting things, and I have managed squeeze a few of them into this post.
If you like American sweets then you might be interested to hear that you can win a bundle of sweet treats from Kingdom of Sweets like the one below, just pop over to their Facebook page or Twitter to find out how.
I thought I would introduce the kids to the delicacy that is a Root Beer Float, forgetting that root beer actually tastes like Germoline and I actually can't stand the stuff. My kids (despite being born in America) thought the same as me. I think we'll try coke floats next time.
The peanut butter M&M's were a real treat for breakfast though, and even the husband liked them, despite claiming to detest peanut butter.
Unfortunately you can't win the wooden heart shaped trays with the sweets, but you can buy those from The Kitchen Gift Company for just £15.95 for the set of three.
For the ribs I made a rub, coated the ribs, vacuum packed them and then placed them in an 80 degrees C water bath for around 6 hours. You can of course simmer them in water and spices until tender, before coating with the bbq sauce and popping them on a hot bbq or in the oven. You don't need to use exact ingredients and quantities that I have listed below, depending on your taste you may want to add more spice or more sugar - just experiment until you find your own 'rib rub' and sauce recipe.
Add all of the sauce ingredients to an oven proof (lidded) pot and place in a preheated 180C oven for around 30 minutes, until the shallots are tender.
I chose to oven bake my ribs this time (see my 72hour sous vide bbq ribs recipe here), and to avoid having to scrub my roasting pan I lined it with Bacofoil non stick foil, and then lifted the foil straight out of the pan (with the ribs on) and onto a serving tray.

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after a fab couple of days away at taste of london and britmums live, sunday was spent tidying up the garden and doing a spot of cooking.
whilst away a few lovely parcels arrived containing all sorts of exciting things, and i have managed squeeze a few of them into this post.
if you like american sweets then you might be interested to hear that you can win a bundle of sweet treats from kingdom of sweets like the one below, just pop over to their facebook page or twitter to find out how.
i thought i would introduce the kids to the delicacy that is a root beer float, forgetting that root beer actually tastes like germoline and i actually can't stand the stuff. my kids (despite being born in america) thought the same as me. i think we'll try coke floats next time.
the peanut butter m&m's were a real treat for breakfast though, and even the husband liked them, despite claiming to detest peanut butter.
unfortunately you can't win the wooden heart shaped trays with the sweets, but you can buy those from the kitchen gift company for just £15.95 for the set of three.
for the ribs i made a rub, coated the ribs, vacuum packed them and then placed them in an 80 degrees c water bath for around 6 hours. you can of course simmer them in water and spices until tender, before coating with the bbq sauce and popping them on a hot bbq or in the oven. you don't need to use exact ingredients and quantities that i have listed below, depending on your taste you may want to add more spice or more sugar - just experiment until you find your own 'rib rub' and sauce recipe.
add all of the sauce ingredients to an oven proof (lidded) pot and place in a preheated 180c oven for around 30 minutes, until the shallots are tender.
i chose to oven bake my ribs this time (see my 72hour sous vide bbq ribs recipe here), and to avoid having to scrub my roasting pan i lined it with bacofoil non stick foil, and then lifted the foil straight out of the pan (with the ribs on) and onto a serving tray.