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Patent US8118159 - Apparatus and method for safely disposing medicines - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn apparatus and a method for safely disposing of medicines. The apparatus includes a container assembly and a bag. The container assembly includes a container member capable of storing the medicines, and a lid extending from a top portion of the container member. The bag includes a pair of gloves capable...http://www.google.com/patents/US8118159?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8118159 - Apparatus and method for safely disposing medicinesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS8118159 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 12/539,950Publication dateFeb 21, 2012Filing dateAug 12, 2009Priority dateAug 13, 2008Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS8563797, US20100041937, US20120145053Publication number12539950, 539950, US 8118159 B2, US 8118159B2, US-B2-8118159, US8118159 B2, US8118159B2InventorsFaustino GonzalezOriginal AssigneeFaustino GonzalezExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (15), Referenced by (2), Classifications (9), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetApparatus and method for safely disposing medicines
US 8118159 B2Abstract
An apparatus and a method for safely disposing of medicines. The apparatus includes a container assembly and a bag. The container assembly includes a container member capable of storing the medicines, and a lid extending from a top portion of the container member. The bag includes a pair of gloves capable of being worn by a user for allowing hygienic handling of the medicines, one or more funnels capable of being configured in one or more openings of the lid for allowing receiving of the medicines and storing of the medicines in the container member, a first receptacle having a bittering agent capable of denaturing the stored medicines, a second receptacle having a coloring agent capable of providing a characteristic color to the denatured medicines and a third receptacle having a thickening agent capable of converting the denatured medicines into a partially solid disposable mass.
1. An apparatus for safely disposing medicines, the apparatus comprising:
a container assembly comprising,
a container member having
a wall member extending from a periphery of the bottom portion, and
a top portion opposite to the bottom portion, wherein the bottom portion and the wall member configure a housing capable of storing the medicines, and
a lid having one or more openings, the lid integral to the container member and extending from a periphery of the top portion of the container member; and
a bag capable of being attached to the container member, the bag comprising,
a pair of gloves capable of being worn by a user for allowing hygienic handling of the medicines,
one or more funnels capable of being configured in the one or more openings of the lid, the one or more funnels allowing receiving of the medicines in the container member for storing the medicines in the container member,
a first receptacle having a bittering agent, the bittering agent capable of denaturing the stored medicines,
a second receptacle having a coloring agent, the coloring agent capable of providing a characteristic color to the denatured medicines, and
a third receptacle having a thickening agent, the thickening agent capable of converting the denatured medicines into a partially solid disposable mass,
wherein the partially solid disposable mass is capable of being incinerated, thereby safely disposing the medicines.
2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the container member is composed of a material selected from the group consisting of a recycled material and a biodegradable material.
3. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the bittering agent comprises denatonium benzoate.
4. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the thickening agent comprises sodium polyacrylate.
5. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the coloring agent comprises a red dye. Description
The present disclosure claims priority under 35 United States Code, Section 119 on the provisional application No. 61/088,428 filed on Aug. 13, 2008, the disclosure of which is incorporated by reference.
The present disclosure relates to an apparatus and a method for safely disposing medicines, and more particularly, to an apparatus and a method that allows conversion of medicines into an easy-to-dispose mass.
The present procedures for disposal of medicines, especially expired medicines and unused medicines, pose a serious threat to public health. People dispose the medicines present in their residences by either flushing the medicines in public drainage system (i.e., down their toilets or sinks), or by throwing the medicines out with other household trash. Medical institutions, such as hospices and nursing homes, also follow a similar procedure. They dispose the medicines, present in their premises or homes of their patients, by flushing the medicines in the public drainage system. Some medical institutions follow a procedure of dissolving the medicines in hot water, absorbing them in diapers or mixing them in cat litter, before throwing them in the garbage.
The medicines flushed in the public drainage systems reach municipal water or effluent treatment plants of municipalities. Medicines disposed of with other regular trash reach landfills, where they leach into water bodies present in the landfills or into groundwater. These water bodies or groundwater supply usually flow out to municipal water or effluent treatment plants.
The effluent treatment plants are designed to efficiently remove conventional pollutants, such as sand particles and bacteria, from water and may be incapable of completely removing the medicines from the effluents. As a result, water with traces of medicines may reach our homes through a municipality-based water supply, because of the effluent treatment plant's inability to remove the medicine materials from the water before returning such water to a municipal water supply for human consumption.
The consumption of water polluted with traces of medicines by humans and animals may develop give rise to serious complications. Further, the complications may develop slowly and may be undetectable for long durations of time. An inadvertent and continuous consumption of the medicines may therefore be highly detrimental to public health. Therefore, there is a need to develop an efficient system for disposing medicines.
Moreover, the present procedures of disposal of medicines, especially psychotropic medicines, increased the chances of access to these medicines by unauthorized persons, such as addicts. Psychotropic medicines are highly addictive, and therefore, may lure addicts. The addicts may resolve to means, such as stealing, to acquire the psychotropic medicines discarded by the medical institutions. Therefore, there is a need to develop an efficient system for disposing medicines that reduces risk of stealing of the medicines by addicts and other unauthorized persons.
Various conventional disposal systems have been developed for safely disposing medicines and hazardous medical wastes, such as needle syringes, pathological and dental wastes, and surgical gloves. Though these conventional disposal systems have been effective in disposing hazardous medical wastes, they may be ineffective in disposing medicines.
Therefore, there exists a need to develop an apparatus that allows safe and environment friendly disposal of medicines, thereby ensuring that our municipality water supply is completely free from any traces of these medicines. Further, there is a need to develop an apparatus that prevents any access of the medicines by unauthorized persons. Furthermore, the apparatus should be lightweight, inexpensive to manufacture and portable. Moreover, the apparatus should be convenient to use, so that the general public may be able to use the apparatus without any undue problems.
In view of the foregoing disadvantages inherent in the prior art, the general purpose of the present disclosure is to provide an apparatus and a method for safely disposing medicines, which includes all the advantages of the prior art, and overcomes the drawbacks inherent therein.
Accordingly, an object of the present disclosure is to provide an apparatus that allows a user to dispose of medicines in a safe and environment friendly manner.
Another object of the present disclosure is to provide an apparatus for safely disposing of medicines, such that the apparatus is lightweight, inexpensive to manufacture, portable and easy to use.
Yet another object of the present disclosure is to provide an apparatus for safely disposing medicines, such that, the apparatus prevents any unauthorized access of the medicines.
In light of the above objects, the present disclosure provides an apparatus for safely disposing of medicines. The apparatus includes a container assembly and a bag. The container assembly includes a container member having a bottom portion, a wall member extending from a periphery of the bottom portion and a top portion opposite to the bottom portion. The bottom portion and the wall member configure a housing capable of storing the medicines. Further, the container assembly includes a lid having one or more openings. The lid is integral to the container member and extends from a periphery of the top portion of the container member. The bag is capable of being attached to the container member. The bag includes a pair of gloves, one or more funnels, a first receptacle having a bittering agent, a second receptacle having a coloring agent and a third receptacle having a thickening agent. The pair of gloves is capable of being worn by a user for allowing hygienic handling of the medicines. The one or more funnels are capable of being configured in the one or more openings of the lid. The one or more funnels are capable of allowing receiving of the medicines for storing the medicines in the container member. The bittering agent is capable of denaturing the stored medicines, the coloring agent is capable of providing a characteristic color to the denatured medicines and the thickening agent is capable of converting the denatured medicines into a partially solid disposable mass. The partially solid disposable mass is capable of being incinerated, thereby safely disposing of the medicines.
In another aspect, the present disclosure provides a method for safely disposing of medicines. The method includes providing the medicines. Further, the method includes converting the medicines into a partially solid disposable mass, which is capable of being incinerated. Furthermore, the method includes incinerating the partially solid disposable mass, thereby safely disposing the medicines.
These together with the other aspects of the present disclosure, along with the various features of novelty that characterized the present disclosure, are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed hereto and form a part of the present disclosure. For a better understanding of the present disclosure, its operating advantages, and the specified object attained by its uses, reference should be made to the accompanying drawings and descriptive matter in which there are illustrated exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure.
The advantages and features of the present disclosure will become better understood with reference to the following detailed description and claims taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, and in which:
FIG. 1A depicts a block diagram illustrating a method for safely of disposing medicines, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 1B depicts a block diagram illustrating conversion of the medicines into a partially solid disposable mass, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 2 depicts a perspective view of an apparatus for safely disposing medicines, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; and
FIG. 3 depicts an unassembled perspective view of the apparatus of FIG. 2, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
For a thorough understanding of the present disclosure, reference is to be made to the following detailed description, including the appended claims, in connection with the above-described drawing. Although the present disclosure is described in connection with exemplary embodiments, the present disclosure is not intended to be limited to the specific forms set forth herein. It is understood that various omissions and substitutions of equivalents are contemplated as circumstances may suggest or render expedient, but these are intended to cover the application or implementation without departing from the spirit or scope of the claims of the present disclosure. Also, it is to be understood that the phraseology and terminology used herein is for the purpose of description and should not be regarded as limiting.
The use of “including,” “comprising,” or “having” and variations thereof herein is meant to encompass the items listed thereafter and equivalents thereof as well as additional items.
Further, the use of terms “first”, “second”, and “third”, and the like, herein do not denote any order, quantity, or importance, but rather are used to distinguish one element from another.
Unless limited otherwise, the terms “configured,” “disposed,” “placed,” “attached” and variations thereof herein are used broadly and encompass direct and indirect attachments, couplings, and engagements. In addition, the terms “attached” and “coupled” and variations thereof are not restricted to physical or mechanical attachments or couplings.
The present disclosure provides a method and an apparatus for safely disposing of medicines. The term ‘medicine’ as mentioned herein refers to a chemical or biological substance that may be used to treat, prevent or alleviate symptoms of a disease. The method for safely of disposing medicines of the present disclosure will now be described with reference to FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B.
FIG. 1A depicts a block diagram of a method 100 for safely of disposing medicines, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method 100 includes providing medicines, at 102. It should be understood that in the present disclosure, the term ‘medicine’ specifically refers to unused or expired medicines. It will be apparent to a person skilled in the art that medicines have a particular shelf life. The medicines that are left unused after the completion of the shelf life become impotent and sometimes harmful if ingested. Such medicines may be referred to as ‘expired medicines.’ However, it should be clearly understood that the method 100 described herein may also be used for disposing medicines that are unexpired.
The method 100 further includes converting the medicines into a partially solid disposable mass capable of being incinerated, at 104. The conversion of the medicines into the partially solid disposable mass will be explained in detail with reference to FIG. 1B.
FIG. 1B depicts a block diagram illustrating the conversion of medicines into the partially solid disposable mass. As depicted in FIG. 1B, the conversion includes treating the medicines with a bittering agent and a coloring agent, at 104 a. It will be apparent to a person skilled in the art that the term ‘bittering agent’ as mentioned herein refers to a nontoxic chemical or biological compound that is capable of denaturing a substance. In the present disclosure, the bittering agent includes denatonium benzoate (quaternary ammonium cation), which has a property of specifically denaturing alcohol and turning almost every substance bitter. However, it should be clearly understood that use of denatonium benzoate should not be construed as a limitation to the present disclosure. Therefore, use of other bittering agents capable of denaturing the substance they react with may also be considered in the scope of the present disclosure.
The term ‘coloring agent’ as mentioned herein may refer to a nontoxic chemical or biological compound capable of providing a characteristic color to the medicines denatured by the bittering agent. The characteristic color provided by the coloring agent makes the medicines unattractive. In the present disclosure, the coloring agent includes a red dye. However, it should be clearly understood that use of the red dye should not be considered as a limitation to the present disclosure. Therefore, other coloring agents capable of providing a characteristic color to substances they react with may also be considered in the scope of the present disclosure.
After the formation of the denatured medicines, at 104 a, the conversion further includes treating the denatured medicines with an aqueous agent, at 104 b. The treatment of the denatured medicines with the aqueous agent leads to formation of an aqueous mass. The term ‘aqueous agent’ as mentioned herein may refer to a chemical compound capable of providing an aqueous medium. In the present disclosure, the aqueous agent includes water or carbonated water (also referred to as ‘soda’). However, it should be clearly understood that use of water or carbonated water should not be considered as a limitation to the present disclosure. Therefore, other aqueous agents capable of providing an aqueous medium may also be considered in the scope of present disclosure.
The aqueous mass formed at 104 b, may then be partially solidified. The partial-solidification of the aqueous mass is necessary for easy handling of the aqueous mass. Further, partial-solidification of the aqueous mass prevents any spillage of the aqueous mass. To achieve this, the aqueous mass is treated with a thickening agent to form the partially solid disposable mass, at 104 c. The term ‘thickening agent’ as mentioned herein may refer to a nontoxic chemical compound capable of partially solidifying a substance. More specifically, a thickening agent may solidify the substance by reacting with any water present in the substance. In the present disclosure, the thickening agent includes sodium polyacrylate (also referred to as ‘acrylic sodium salt polymer’), which has a capability of absorbing as much as about 200 to about 300 times of water than its mass. However, it should be clearly understood that the use of sodium polyacrylate as the thickening agent should not be considered as a limitation to the present disclosure. Therefore, other thickening agents capable of solidifying a substance they interact with may also be considered in the scope of the present disclosure.
After the conversion of the medicines into the partially solid disposable mass, at 104, the method 100 includes incinerating the partially solid disposable mass, at 106. The incineration of the partially solid disposable mass produces only carbon dioxide and water vapors. Hence, the incineration in such manner allows a safe, clean, and environment friendly disposal of the medicines.
In another aspect, the present disclosure provides an apparatus for safely disposing medicines. The apparatus is depicted in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3. More specifically, FIG. 2 depicts a perspective view of an apparatus for safely disposing medicines, according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Further, FIG. 3 depicts an unassembled perspective view of the apparatus of FIG. 2.
As depicted in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , the apparatus 200 includes a container assembly 202 and a bag 204. The bag 204 is capable of being attached to the container assembly 202. The attachment of the bag 204 with the container member assembly 202 may be provided with the help of a fastener. However, it should be clearly understood that the capability of the bag 204 to be attached to the container assembly 202 should not be construed as a limitation to the present disclosure. Accordingly, in another embodiment of the present disclosure, the bag 204 may be placed inside the container assembly 202.
The container assembly 202 includes a container member 206. The container member 206 includes a bottom portion 206 a, a top portion 206 b opposite to the bottom portion 206 a and a wall member 206 c extending from a periphery 206 d of the bottom portion 206 a. The bottom portion 206 a and the wall member 206 c configure a housing (not shown) capable of storing medicines and the bag 204 therein.
The container member 206 is cubical in shape. However, it should be clearly understood that such shape of the container member 206 should not be construed as a limitation to the present disclosure. Therefore, the container member 206 may be of other suitable shapes known in the art, such as a cylindrical shape. Furthermore, the container member 206 may be of any suitable size. In the present disclosure, the container member 206 has a volume sufficient enough to store about 2 quarts of medicines.
Further, the container member 206 may be composed of a material selected from the group consisting of a biodegradable material and a recycled material, such as a post-consumer material similar to that used for making milk cartons. In the present disclosure, the container member 206 is composed of a recycled material. The use of biodegradable material may ensure that the container member 206 is capable of natural degradation, thereby preventing any pollution that may be caused to environment due to disposal of the apparatus 200. Further, the use of the biodegradable material and the recycled material may make the apparatus 200 lightweight. However, it should be clearly understood that use of such materials in the container member 206 should not be construed as a limitation to the present disclosure. Therefore, the container member 206 may be composed of other materials, such as a non-biodegradable polymeric material.
The container assembly 202 further includes a lid 208 having one or more openings 208 a (only one opening 208 a depicted in FIG. 2). The lid 208 is integral to the container member 206. The opening 208 a may be in form of a spout extending from a surface of the lid 208. More specifically, the lid 208 extends from a periphery 206 e of the top portion 206 b of the container member 206. Moreover, the opening 208 a is capped using a cap 208 b screwed on the opening 208 a to insulate contents of the container member 206.
Even more specifically, the lid 208 includes a pair of concave inclining members 208 c, with a concave inclining member of the pair of concave inclining members 208 c, including the opening 208 a. Further, a first set of longitudinal edge portions 208 d (distal to the top portion 206 b of the container member 206) of the pair of concave inclining members 208 c, is removably configured to each other, such that surfaces of the pair of concave inclining members 208 c form an acute angle with respect with each other and thereby configure the lid 208. The removable configuring of the first set of longitudinal edge portions 208 d may be provided with a fastener (not shown). The fastener may fasten the first set of longitudinal edge portions 208 d, thereby closing the lid, or may unfasten the first set of longitudinal edge portions 208 d, thereby opening the lid.
However, it should be clearly understood that such configuration of the lid 208 is only for exemplary purposes and should not be construed as a limitation to the present disclosure. Therefore, the lid 208 may be of a shape in accordance to the shape of the container member 206 or any other shape, such as a circular shape. Further, the lid 208 may be of a size in accordance with the size of the container member 206. Moreover, the lid 208 may be composed of a material similar to the material used for manufacturing container member 206. In the present disclosure, the lid 208 is composed of a recycled material, similar to that used in the container member 206.
It should be understood that the lid 208 is capable of insulating the medicines stored in the container member 206, thereby minimizing chances of any undesirable reaction between the stored medicines and external environment. Further, the lid 208 protects contents of the bag 204, when it is placed inside the container member 206. Furthermore, the lid 208 ensures that any odor that may be produced by the stored medicines is confined inside the container member 206. Moreover, the lid 208 may restrict access of the medicines stored inside the container member 206.
As depicted in FIG. 2, the bag 204 includes a pair of gloves 204 a, one or more funnels 204 b (only one funnel 204 b depicted in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 ), a first receptacle 204 c having a bittering agent, a second receptacle 204 d having a coloring agent and a third receptacle 204 e having a thickening agent. The bag 204 is similar to conventional reclosable bags, such as a zip-lock bag. Further, the bag 204 may be composed of polymeric materials, such as plastic materials, or biodegradable materials.
In another embodiment of the present disclosure, the apparatus 200 may include various components of the bag 204, such as a pair of gloves 204 a, one or more funnels 204 b, a first receptacle 204 c having a bittering agent, a second receptacle 204 d having a coloring agent and a third receptacle 204 e having a thickening agent, placed individually in the container member 206 of the container assembly 202. Therefore, it should be understood that the bag 204 may be excluded from the apparatus 200 according to such embodiment.
Now referring again to FIG. 2, the pair of gloves 204 a is capable of being worn by a user. It should be understood that the pair of gloves 204 a may be similar in shape and size to conventional gloves known in the art and may be composed of materials known in the art. More specifically, a user when intends to handle the medicines may wear the pair of gloves 204 a. The wearing of the pair of gloves 204 a ensures a hygienic handling of the medicines. Further, after the use the pair of gloves 204 a may be disposed.
The funnel 204 b is capable of being configured in the opening 208 a of the lid 208. The funnel 204 b may be similar in shape and size to funnels known in the art. Further, the funnel 204 b may be composed of materials known in the art. In the present disclosure, the funnel 204 b is composed of a recycled paper material. The funnel 204 b allows receiving of the medicines in the container member 206. More specifically, the user may wear the pair of gloves 204 a, configure the funnel 204 b in the opening 208 a of the lid 208 and then insert the medicines in the container member 206. Further, the funnel 204 b may be disposed after use.
The first receptacle 204 c is similar to a vial known in the art. Further, the first receptacle 204 c includes a bittering agent, which is similar to the bittering agent described above. Accordingly, the bittering agent may be capable of denaturing the medicines stored in the container member 206. The second receptacle 204 d is similar to a packet known in the art. Further, the second receptacle 204 d includes a coloring agent, which is similar to the coloring agent described above. Accordingly, the coloring agent may be capable of providing a characteristic color to the medicines denatured by the bittering agent. The third receptacle 204 e is similar to a bottle known in the art. Further, the third receptacle 204 e includes a thickening agent, which is similar to the thickening agent described above. Accordingly, the thickening agent may be capable of converting the denatured medicines into a partially solid disposable mass. It should be understood that the partially solid disposable mass capable of being incinerated leading to a safe and environment friendly disposal of the medicines.
To use the apparatus 200 for safely disposing of medicines, the user is required to follow the following procedure. Firstly, the user may unfasten the fastener of the lid 208 and retrieve the bag 204. Thereafter, the user may unzip the bag 204 and remove various contents thereof. The user may then wear the pair of gloves 204 a and remove the wrapper of the medicines that are required to be disposed. Thereafter, the user may fasten the fastener of the lid 208, and may uncap the cap provided on the opening 208 a of the lid 208. Further, the user may configure the funnel 204 b to the opening 208 a of the lid 208 and insert the medicines in the container member 206 using the funnel 204 b. After the medicines are stored inside the container member 206, the user may treat the medicines with the bittering agent and the coloring agent, by pouring the bittering agent from the first receptacle 204 c and the coloring agent from the second receptacle 204 d, on the medicines. The user may employ the funnel 204 b for this purpose. Further, it should be understood that the bittering agent and the coloring agent may be poured in specific amounts. The bittering agent denatures the medicines, whereas the coloring agent provides a characteristic color to the medicines. Thereafter, the user may treat the denatured medicines with an aqueous agent by filling the container member 206 with an amount of aqueous agent, sufficient to completely submerge the denatured medicines. After the treatment with the aqueous agent, the user may cover the container member 206 with the lid 208.
After the placement of the lid 208, the user may shake the apparatus 200 vigorously for about 10 seconds to about 15 seconds. It should be understood that the user may employ additional shaking mechanism for shaking the apparatus 200. Thereafter, the user may again remove the lid 208 and treat the aqueous mass formed in the container member 206 with a thickening agent, by pouring the thickening agent from the third receptacle 204 e on the aqueous mass. The user may then replace the lid 208 and again shake the apparatus 200 for about 15 seconds. The treatment of the aqueous mass with the thickening agent may convert the aqueous mass into a partially solid disposable mass. This partially solid disposable mass is capable of being incinerated. Hence, the user may incinerate the container assembly 202 along with the partially solid disposable mass at the disposal site. Since the container assembly 202 is composed of nontoxic combustible materials, it will burn along with the partially solid disposable mass, producing almost no pollutants. It will be apparent to a person skilled in the art that disposing the medicines in such manner will reduce the efforts of the user in disposing the partially solid disposable mass separately and will eliminate any possibility of any spillage, thereby providing easy transport of the partially solid disposable mass. Furthermore, it will be apparent to a person skilled in the art that incinerators usually generate electricity for domestic consumptions. Therefore, the disposal of the medicines in such manner may additionally contribute to the generation of electricity used for domestic consumption.
In addition to the foregoing description of the apparatus 200, and with respect to shapes and sizes of various components thereof, it should be understood that the apparatus 200 may be manufactured in various customized sizes. Furthermore, the apparatus 200 may include a logo, such as logo 210, embedded or imprinted on at least one of the various components, such as the container member 206, thereof. In another embodiment of the present disclosure, the apparatus 200 may include a logo ‘Ecologically Friendly Medication Disposal Container’ or ‘EFMDC’ embedded or imprinted on the container member 206 of the apparatus 200.
Based on the foregoing, the present disclosure provides an apparatus, such as the apparatus 200, that allows safe and environment friendly disposal of medicines. The apparatus may be used by general public, specialized medical institutions (such as hospices) municipalities and drug retailers. Further, the apparatus is such that it prevents any access of the medicines by unauthorized persons. Moreover, the apparatus is composed of lightweight materials, is inexpensive to manufacture and portable. In addition, the apparatus is convenient to use, so that the general public may be able to use the apparatus without any undue problems. Also, the apparatus may be provided in various customized sizes, shapes, and designs. Further, the present disclosure also provides a method for safely disposing the medicines. The method ensures that the medicines are disposed in a safe and environment friendly manner. Further, the method is easy to use so that the general public may be able to use the method without any undue problems.
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1. Check out the posting on Scoble’s blog “A tale of two videos” – which would you rather watch, the professional video or the MSDN Channel 9 video…
2. A similar question, based on feedback from some customers attending the Windows Embedded Developers Conference in San Diego it would appear that delegates had a hard time trying to decide which sessions to attend because good sessions were running at the same time, plus some customers couldn’t spare an entire week out of the office to attend the conference. So, that being the case, would it be better for us to record all of the sessions from the conference and make these available online (similar to Channel9), and then host Web Based Q&A sessions on a regular basis to discuss the content of the sessions?
Let me know what you think – I’m especially interested in comments for #2…
Comments (4)	Cancel reply	Name * Email * Website Martin Spedding says:	July 29, 2004 at 1:30 pm	This problem is especially bad if you don’t live the US which means it is impossible to convince a manager that you need to travel so far to attend a conference. I found the way in which the PDC presentations were put on line excellent. The powerpoint producer method, works well with the possibility of following the slides and listening to the presenter. I don’t think video of the whole presentation is required except for a rare case such as "The nerd, the fortune teller and business man" presentation from Teched Amsterdam. I would definitely go for option 2.
Wayne Taylor (Kryptos) says:	July 30, 2004 at 4:24 am	YES, YES, YES and YES!
That would be great because people like myself who don’t get to go to the conferences in the first please can get involved.
Don Newman says:	August 2, 2004 at 12:06 am	It would be great to have these videos available for viewing, but it might be better to present as a new live webcast on the subject where questions can be submitted during the presentation.
At least I can see that I am not the only one that would love to go to the conferences but can’t.
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Prisoners Using Antibiotic Ointment As Lip Balm, Hair Grease: Study | The Huffington Post
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Antibiotic ointments are being used inappropriately by some inmates in correctional facilities, according to a new study, with some using treatments like Bacitracin as lip balm and hair grease. Researchers said the discovery of this practice is concerning because inappropriate use of antibiotics contributes to drug-resistance in bacteria, such as methicillin-resistant Staphyloccocus aureus (MRSA).
The study, presented at the annual meeting of the Association for Professionals in Infection Control Epidemiology, was based on responses from 822 male and female inmates of two maximum-security prisons. They were interviewed over two years. Columbia University researchers asked the inmates whether they had used topical antibiotics over the last six months. Of those who said they did, 59 percent of men and 40 percent of women didn't use the antibiotics for antibiotic purposes. Twenty-nine percent of the men and 28 percent of the women reported using the ointments to relieve dry skin; 18 percent of men and 15 percent of women reported using the ointments as lip balm; and 8 percent of men and 3 percent of women reported using the ointments to grease their hair. And 6 percent of the men said they used the ointments for shaving. MSNBC reported that hair gel and shaving cream are not easily obtained in prisons, but antibiotics are given to prisoners if they need them. "Although inmates may purchase some personal hygiene products, like shampoo, toothpaste and deodorant, from the facility commissary, shaving cream, lip balm and hair gel are prohibited due to security concerns," the New York City Department of Corrections press secretary Robin Campbell told MSNBC through a statement. ALSO ON HUFFPOST:
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N’Delta militants spurn Buhari blows up Chevron assets in Warri
Members of the militant group, Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) have spurned an appeal for peace by President Muhammadu Buhari as they carried out more destructive attacks in Delta State.They reportedly destroyed 3 manifolds operated by the oil giant, Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) late Wednesday.President Buhari had while receiving visiting Abuja residents at the Presidential Villa, sent an appeal to the group and others currently disturbing national peace to give peace a chance, promising that all Nigerians would get justice.
The appeal apparently did not gel with them as they blew up the assets between 10:50pm and 11:10pm same Wednesday when they launched a deadly attack on three of Chevron’s manifolds.
NDA which alerted of its most recent action in a message posted on its website, http://www.nigerdeltaavengers.org, had earlier warned the public against some it claimed were impostors to its identity.
In the message on its website, posted by its spokesman, Mudoch Agbinibo, the Avengers identified the attacked manifolds as RMP 22, 23 and 24.
“Between the hours of 10:50pm to 11:10pm our (Niger Delta Avengers) strike team blew up Chevron Manifolds. the manifolds are RMP 22, 23 and 24”, the message said.
Meanwhile, the insurgent has warned those following it to be wary of impostors as not all messages now being churned out about activities attributed to it may be true. While dissociating itself from messages on Twitter, as its only Twitter Line;@NDAvengers, had been suspended, it said all its messages would now be relayed through its website.
It also denied being responsible for a reported attack on a Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in Eleme, Rivers state on Wednesday.
“This Facebook Account/page is an impostor page that was open by fraudster to deceive the general public.
“We warning any group that wants to do anything should go about their activities without tagging us (Niger Delta Avengers) instead do your activities and claim responsibility.
“The NNPC pipeline in Eleme blowing that was posted by this Facebook account yesterday wasn’t carried out by Niger Delta Avengers.
“We are calling all national dailies to take note. Niger Delta Avengers is not out to mislead the public.
“As a result, we are closing all our Social network accounts and will be using our websites to pass information to the general public,” the group disclosed.
The spokesperson of the Delta state police command, Celestina Kalu, confirmed the development, saying “but we have not been able to confirm the extent of damage by the blast last night”.

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Structural Silhuoettes Success! | Diary of a Fashion Student
Structural Silhuoettes Success!
I wrote this post yesterday. Here’s the finished cube dress.
I have to say I am incredibly proud of this, however I spoke far too soon when I said I hadn’t encountered any problems when constructing it 😦 When I went to sew the side seams together the front left side with all the cubes on was 4cm shorter than all the other side seams! I cried, to be honest I could have bodged it but I wanted the whole thing to be absolutely perfect and so I had to unpick the red panel and restitch it. I think that because there are so many different angles on this panel that the most minute error on seam allowances that normally wouldn’t make any difference, when all added up with all the strange angles completely throws out the whole dress. Unpicking and restitching this added about 8 hours onto the time it took me to construct the dress but I am so pleased with the end result, with the lining and zip in and the binding around the neck and armholes the finished dress looks wonderful 🙂 The only thing left is to hem the garment.
But there was no time to relax, as soon as the last stitch was sewn on the squared dress I started drafting the pattern for my second garment; the gathered hole dress. I decided the best way to construct this dress, would be to make it as panels otherwise opening up each hole would interfere with the others. It took me quite a while to do this but I’ve worked really hard and got the pattern finished Friday night and the toile finished today. The dress has a gathered neckline and I didn’t want to have a gathered neckline and bust darts and so I transferred the darts to the neckline by slashing the neck and closing the dart so that it opened to the point where I had split it. Then because I didn’t want all the extra gathers to be added in one position I split it down the centre front and closed the dart from 5cm to 2.5cm on each side which meant I had opened the centre front by 5cm. The back neck I split into 5 sections slashed and opened each by 2cm. It’s really hard to explain all of this but I will take photos of the flat pattern and the toile and then it may be easier to understand what I’m talking about!
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In Pictures: Royal Academy gifts to the Queen - BBC News
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Highlights of a new exhibition Gifted: From the Royal Academy to The Queen, at Buckingham Palace until March 2014.
Grayson Perry's Design for Kenilworth AM1, a customised motorcycle, is one of the drawings now on public display at Buckingham Palace.
The gift, which has now become part of the Royal Collection, was presented to the Queen in November 2012. This 2008 inkjet print with watercolour additions by Dr Jennifer Dickson is called Transitions: Five (The Sun's Chalice, Hinton Ampner).

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Black Visual Culture: Modernity and Postmodernity by Gen Doy, Paperback | Barnes & Noble®
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Black Visual Culture presents a critical introduction to the work of contemporary black American and British artists, including Chris Ofili, Isaac Julien, Keith Piper, Rasheed Areen, Robert Mapplethorpe, Roshini Kempadoo, and Anish Kapoor. The central aim of the book is to show how black artists have been and continue to be influenced by the politics,
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Doy (history and theory of visual culture, De Montfort University, UK) introduces the theory and practice of Black visual culture and explores through an examination of the work of Black and Asian artists the dynamics of this work's relationship with postmodern critical theorists and theories. She helps students and general readers understand intellectual and cultural forces that have influenced the position of Black British artists in the modern world. The volume includes b&w photos of art. Distributed by St. Martin's Press. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Senior Communications Specialist Job job - SAIC - Honolulu, HI | Indeed.com
Senior Communications Specialist (Job Number: 400014)
The successful candidate must possess strong communication and interpersonal skills. The successful candidate must have eight (8) years total practical experience in electronics installation, restoration, fabrication, and equipment repair that clearly demonstrates a thorough knowledge in the principles of electronics and electricity (including industrial provisions of the National Electric Code). Hands on experience should reflect ability of either independently accomplishing assigned work or functioning as formal team leader with overall responsibility for ensuring the successful technical completion of all work assigned. Work experience should include familiarity with the related sheet metal, plumbing, carpentry, welding, and painting procedures that are involved in ensuring efficient and timely installation of the various electronics equipment/systems, conduits, power control, signal ground and RF cables and associated cable trays, cooling ducts and plumbing of electrical/electronic circuits as may be required by the individual delivery orders.
In addition, four (4) years of specialized work experience in the operation, maintenance and installation of digital and analog communication systems and equipment to include, but not limited to personal and main frame computers and associated peripheral equipment, cryptographic equipment, multiplexers and modems, Private Automatic Branch Exchange (PABX) and associated telephone equipment, patch and test facilities, and RF transmitters/receivers. Experience should reflect the full level of technical expertise and equipment familiarity necessary to ensure the efficient and timely completion of any work assignment. Experience should also reflect the ability to interpret and work from blue prints, drawings, manuals, handbooks and technical specifications and be able to work without technical supervision.
1. Four (4) or more years of experience with the evaluation, analysis, design, implementation and operations of Navy Network communications systems and infrastructure.
2. Four (4) or more years of experience and expertise with the functionality, operations and associated applications Navy Communication Systems.
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Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or relate Engineering Degree and 4 years of related experience. Or 8 years of experience with technical training/hands on experience from an approved DoD or other acceptable training program.
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Isa Mundo Foundation: February 2008
Isa Mundo is pleased to announce a major donation by Cosmos Ignite Inc to complete our project in La Nueva Providencia in Guatemala. Isa Mundo has been working closely with Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Marquette University Chapter to complete a hydro electric project that will bring electricity to village for the first time. One of the most needed materials is light. In order to save electricity in the village, EWB determined that small solar powered LED lights can be used for each of the 35 homes in the village. Cosmos Ignite, the creator of the ' Mighty Lights ' kindly cut the cost of their solar panel and LED lights in half, allowing Isa Mundo to purchase the lights at a much cheaper cost.
Cosmos Ignite’s goal is to bring disruptive technology through innovative products delivered through a sustainable model. The Mighty Lights truly are MIGHTY. They have a very long life and can last up to 30 years and will provide light for education and increase income generation potential through livelihoods such as sewing, weaving, handicrafts, etc.. More importantly, it will eliminate dangerous flames and pollution smoke from indoor light sources, thus improving air quality in the home. The Mighty Lights will also reduce deforestation caused by dependence on wood or charcoal thus become non polluting and environmentally friendly.
How good is that! We are launching the Light Up a Home Campaign to raise funds and ensure that every home in La Providencia gets their "sunlight at night".
The innovation of the Mighty Lights can be witnessed at: www.cosmosignite.com
Posted by Isa Mundo Foundation at Thursday, February 21, 2008
Networking leads us to Rotary International
After various emails to the Philippine Embassy, Philippines Chamber of Commerce and other Filipino cultural centres, Isa Mundo was eventually led to Rotary International and we are now exploring a partnership with them to ship our computers to Bambang, Bulacan, Philippines. Rotary International is the world's first club organization and has more than 1.5 million members and over 32,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries worldwide. Their vision aligns well with Isa Mundo's children and youth, health, education and environmental projects. We learned that Bambang is geographically covered by one of many Rotary clubs in the Philippines and we are now discussing how they can use their funds to help ship our computers in order to complete the Isa Mundo Education Centre in Bambang. Stay tuned...
Visit the Rotary International website to see their past and current activities at: http://www.rotary.org
Posted by Isa Mundo Foundation at Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Isa Mundo is exploring a partnership with Schools Without Borders (SWB) and have been in contact with its Executive Director, Christopher Kang. SWB is a youth run organization supporting socially excluded youth to build communities they want to live in. They work to engage, train and support youth by channeling the creativity and energy of young people foster social entrepreneurialism and community development by using film, art, music and photography workshops. They have completed projects in Canada, Kenya, Cuba, Brazil, India, Thailand and Tibet. SWB is looking to expand into other countries where Isa Mundo is currently present.
Check out SWB at: www.swb.ca
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java - Implementing IWorkbenchPreferencePage gives NPE when viewing preference page - Stack Overflow
Implementing IWorkbenchPreferencePage gives NPE when viewing preference page
I have a Eclipse RCP (3.6) plugin that needs some preference pages. At the moment I can't even get one working. I've googled for tutorials, but they all use a different version of IWorkbenchPreferencePage (it seems). This is the stack trace: http://codepad.org/tu2WTwAA , which has the following first exception:
java.lang.NullPointerException at org.eclipse.jface.preference.PreferenceDialog.showPage(PreferenceDialog.java:1282)
The following is my plugin.xml entry, which shouldn't matter since the Node is in the preferences view.
point = "org.eclipse.ui.preferencePages">
<page id="com.test.menuplugin.preferences.general"
class="com.gdeb.menuplugin.preferences.GeneralPreferences"
name="Helpers">
Following this is my GeneralPreferences class: http://dpaste.com/hold/778180/
I went through the API ( IWorkbenchPreferencePage@Eclipse ) and still have no clue. I even tried to look at Vogelles tutorial but that was too different from the interface provided.
What am I doing wrong, should I be implementing some kind of preference objects like PreferenceDialog (seems like that's if you want preferences independent of the global preferences)? Thank you all!
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Sorry, that was a wrong answer.
In Eclipse 3.7 NPE on that line might be caused by a null returned from your computeSize function (and it most definitely looks like your class field size may be null at that point). See org.eclipse.jface.preference.PreferencePage.computeSize() for how platform computes the size.
There is no setControl() method. Did you mean setContainer()? Furthermore, once I created that method private void setControl( Composite parent ) { this.parent = ( Composite ) parent; } I still get the same error.
I apologize for bogus answer, I just assumed it's a problem I often hit. I updated my answer after actually looking at your code :)
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Fri Mar 14, 2014 4:50am IST
Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) plans to hike the annual fee for its popular Prime service by 25 percent to $99 starting next week, a move announced on Thursday that risks losing customers for a feature that has helped drive its business.The increase comes about six weeks after Amazon warned that it may raise prices by as much as $40 to offset rising fuel and shipping costs. Prime, which offers unlimited two-day shipping among other perks, had cost $79 since its introduction in 2005.Later on Thursday, Amazon rival ShopRunner offered a free one-year membership to its own $79-a-year service to disgruntled Prime users who have not renewed their subscription at the higher rate. ShopRunner partners with brick-and-mortar retailers like Nieman Marcus and offers unlimited two-day shipping.The $20 hike for Prime is unlikely to spur users to drop the service en masse, analysts said. But it may temper Amazon's ability to attract new customers to Prime, seen as instrumental to boosting purchases of goods and digital media."We wonder if a meaningful price increase would dissuade some on-the-fence potential Amazon Primers from ponying up for the membership," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney said in a research note.
The move comes as Amazon faces mounting pressure to show sustained bottom-line growth, following years of rapid revenue expansion at the cost of profits. In 2013, Amazon's shipping costs grew almost 30 percent to $6.6 billion as its sales grew.The increase in Prime's fee could add about half a billion dollars to Amazon's annual operating income, according to some analyst estimates."If you consider things like inflation and fuel costs, a Prime membership valued at $79 in 2005 would be worth more than $100 today," Amazon spokeswoman Julie Law said. She declined to say how the company calculated the figure.
Prime customers get a limited selection of book downloads as well as film and television streams as part of the service, which has helped expand Amazon's presence on mobile devices.There are about 20 million Prime members in the United States, and they spend at least twice as much as non-Prime members in a given year, according to some analyst estimates.One analyst said the hike was expected and consumers would get accustomed to paying more.
"Based on our surveys of consumers, key reasons to shop on Amazon (and online more generally) include convenience, selection, and price comparisons," R.W. Baird analyst Colin Sebastian wrote in a research note. "Prime helps to amplify the first two drivers."But others said consumers tended to strongly resist online fee hikes, such as when Netflix Inc (NFLX.O) tried in 2011 to raise its annual subscription fee by what it called "the price of a latte." It backtracked after a customer revolt.Some Prime members bristled at the increase in Prime, saying it was unfair to Prime users who spend more than non-users."I'm going to cancel: My thought is that the price should be going down. Prime customers order more from Amazon because of their membership," Caryn Brooks wrote on a Facebook Inc (FB.O) discussion moderated by Reuters."By having Prime members they have more guaranteed sales ... they should nurture those folks, not repel them," Brooks said.Amazon shares ended little changed on the Nasdaq at $371.51.(Reporting by Phil Wahba and Franklin Paul in New York; and Deepa Seetharaman in San Francisco; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn, Jeffrey Benkoe and Tom Brown)

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Shocking roadside text messages a driver sent to his sister after mowing down and killing a cyclist | Daily Mail Online
‘A very good lawyer would be handy’: The shocking roadside text messages a drunk driver sent to his sister after mowing down and killing a cyclist
Timothy Scollary messaged his sister after killing a cyclist instead of ambulance
When he messaged his sister he told her a very good lawyer 'would be handy'
Scollary ran down and killed cyclist Michael Grinter near Bendigo in 2018
Published: 17:54 EST, 26 November 2019 | Updated: 17:56 EST, 26 November 2019
A man who ran down and killed a cyclist called his sister to ask for a lawyer instead of contacting emergency services to help the 65-year-old man dying next to him.
Timothy Scollary was returning to Melbourne with a blood alcohol level of .067 when he struck and killed cyclist Michael Grinter near Bendigo in December 2018.
'Call me now. Urgent. Now,' he wrote to his sister in the moments after the fatal collision.
Twenty minutes later, Scollary sent two more messages to his sister, Yahoo News reported.
Timothy Scollary rand down and killed cyclist Michael Grinter in December 2018 but instead of calling emergency services he instead messaged his sister three separate times (stock photo)
'I've killed a cyclist. A very good lawyer would be handy,' he wrote.
It would be almost 15 more minutes before a passer-by performed CPR on Grinter.
After police arrived on the scene Scollary told them he didn't check on Grinter because he didn't want to 'disturb the scene'.
The Victorian County Court heard how another passer-by asked Scollary what had happened and he responded by telling the person 'I've killed a cyclist'.
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Another overheard him telling someone he would be going to jail because he 'had a few' drinks.
Judge Trevor Wraight said Scollary clearly knew the severity of what had happened but instead of calling emergency services he called his sister.
Wraight sentenced Scollary to three years jail after he pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death, failing to render assistance and failing a blood alcohol test.
The court found Scollary's loss of concentration contributed to Grinter's death, rather than the drinks he had consumed.
Scollary had been travelling between 76km/h and 87km/h in a 100km/h zone but veered left in the moments before striking Grinter.
He will spend a minimum of 18 months in jail before he is eligible for parole.
Scollary veered left in the moments before he struck and killed the cyclist (stock photo)
Driver's stunning roadside text after killing cyclist
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YouTube music chief leaving for undisclosed startup - CNET
Chris LaRosa, the product manager in charge of Google's music platform on YouTube, is the second person to leave that post in the past year.
23 July 2014 5:33 pm BST
YouTube's hope of starting a full-fledged music-subscription service to take on the likes of Pandora and Spotify has suffered another setback.
YouTube's head of music, Chris LaRosa, will leave the Google-owned video site on Friday to join an undisclosed startup, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing confirmation from YouTube. LaRosa is the second person to leave YouTube as head of music in less than a year. Last fall, his predecessor, Nikhil Chandhok, also left.
The road to a paid music-subscription service at YouTube has been bumpy and slow. The company was reportedly set to launch a service called Music Pass last year. First, reports suggested that the service would launch last summer but was pushed back to the fall. In the fall, it reportedly was pushed to 2014.
So far this year, there's been no hint of an impending launch. And given LaRosa's departure, it might be delayed even further.
YouTube has long been a destination for music lovers. Many of the site's top videos are music videos and Google has kept music video service Vevo on a tight leash to ensure people keep coming back to watch its content on the service. Launching a paid subscription service, however, is the next step for YouTube's music efforts and that has yet to come to fruition.
If and when a music service launches, Google is expected to price it at around $10 per month. The service would also offer a free version that would be ad supported. Both versions will be compatible with existing Google products, including Google Glass, reports say.
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Internet hoaxer stings traders | Daily Mail Online
Internet hoaxer stings traders By
An Internet hoax has highlighted the power - and dangers - of online finance. On Wednesday someone made up a story that US firm PairGain Technologies, makers of telecommunications equipment, would be acquired by an Israeli firm, ECI Telecom, for $1.35 billion - twice its market value. The hoaxer made it look like the news came from the financial reporting giant Bloomberg, and posted it on Angelfire.com, a web site where surfers can create their own pages. Traders leapt on the hot tip, buying up shares and touting the company in chat rooms run by the online service Yahoo! The report appeared credible, with quotes from company officials, and the page was a near-perfect replica of Bloomberg's site.
The ruse boosted PairGain's shares 31 per cent before the company denied the rumours. Shares started at $8.50 and traded as high as $11.13 before closing at $9.38.
As soon as the story was found to be bogus it was removed, but that was too late for some. Jim Cramer, founder of The Street.com, a day trader site, said he had lost £17,000 on the trade.
The incident has caught the attention of regulators and reminded investors, especially impulsive day traders, that the speed and simplicity of the Internet can also wreak havoc.
The motive for the false report is unknown, but the perpetrator would be well advised to lie low. US securities fraud carries a maximum 30 years in jail and a $1 million fine. Share or comment on this article


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The Telfers in France: On The Beach
Sunday on the beach...The Telfer house at Busselton.We have still not been home to our farm. Instead we spent several days at my parents' place in York, recovering from jet-lag, before heading down to Busselton. Roger's parents used to live in a house on the beach front, and now Roger and his sisters use it for a holiday house. The first morning we were here I went for a walk on the beach in the morning, testing out my new 28-300mm lens. It is a monster, and I am not used to the push/pull zooming, but it does a good job.Our house is on the far left in this photo. The shoreline, where Odette enjoys searching for interesting shells. Some local wildlife... Looking along the shoreline towards Busselton, and its famous jetty.Because it was a long weekend there where plenty of people around, and some friends from Darkan came to Busselton. Stuart and Kerrie Putland brought a boat and a "biskit" to tow behind the boat for some water fun. Stuart's brother lives in Busselton so he brought his family down to the beach on Sunday, and they set up a much needed shade shelter. Ian and Marita Putland and their children came from Perth and spent Sunday on the beach too. The Marcoux family came and spent Sunday afternoon on the beach and stayed for a barbecue on the front lawn (I use the word "lawn" loosely because the garden has not been maintained and there is probably as much sand as grass now.)Stef and Marie on the water.Matthew, taking it easy...Odette, Sophie and Bonnie, with best friend Kirsty.I wasn't allowed to take my new camera on the boat (didn't want to test out its splash-resistance so soon...) so I didn't get any photos of Stef on the biskit (i tried on the mobile phone, but can't download them.) He handled the rough conditions really well, and stayed on for a lot longer than I thought he would, depsite Stuart doing his best to dislodge him. Eventually Stef came off in spectacular fashion, and now Stef is suffering with a sore back and shoulder and wondering why he was so silly. I thought that it looked like lots of fun, and even though I didn't have my swimming costume (forgot to pack...) I had a go in my clothes. Stuart was a lot kinder to me so I didn't suffer so much damage, but still my shoulder is a bit sore, just from hanging on.
Oh là là!!! I SOOOO needed to see pictures of the ocean and a warm sunny day... You guys missed the big tempête in the south last weekend... But, I don't know if that was your region... It hit very hard... as I'm sure you've seen on the tv... Anyhow... enough about storms... I am sooo enjoying your beautiful beach pics and I LOVE the one with the ray... Take care and enjoy the beach and hot weather... Leesa
27 January 2009 at 8:56 pm
Seems like you are getting quiet good back to your Australian life... .
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this is the governor's life from the back from the brink of a magical survives of mutiny germany's chancellor had been clashing with the interior minister over my creation policy or say hoffa has now backed down but he's also given the chance of an ultimatum to tighten asylum groups within two weeks will do it himself also on the program. world cup champions germany after losing
to mexico in the first match and the other favorites from brazil failed to beat switzerland so what's gone wrong for the world's top two teams. i feel gal welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel has diverted a government crisis of a migration policy for now by agreeing to a compromise with a very insist apart of the c.s.u. the chancellor has secured the governing coalition and her job for the next two weeks so this year interior minister jose hoffa had been threatening to close germany's borders to illegal migrants have been registered elsewhere in the e.u. chancellor merkel said have part of the c.d.u. supports his initiative to present a master plan on migration but only in cooperation with germany's a new partner today's deal means interior minister will not wait for an e.u.
summit in two weeks to produce a comprehensive solution otherwise he says he will act alone his chance of america . this of course in the image when you thought we don't want to act unilaterally in an uncoordinated way or at the expense of third parties. that corresponds with what i said on thursday that in the future we will no longer accept those refugees who have already been sent back to the country they were registered in according to the dublin agreement and doesn't salute of much good for the indians it's yes the dispute forms and. more than from hoffman in brussels and simon young who's at the scene you had courses here in burma welcome both simon let's start with you where this is how come leave chancellor merkel. well i think chancellor merkel is still in a pretty difficult place this crisis within her conservative bloc has not been
solved it's just been perspire owned you've still got the bavarian c.s.u. leader horse they hold for saying in effect that you know he's going to carry out his threats to introduce tougher measures turning migrants at least some of them away germany's borders and he has the power to do that as interior minister you know he's going to do that he said all right are waiting to see what comes out of the upcoming summit in a couple of weeks time but of course nobody really believes that a comprehensive european solution although everyone in berlin says that's what they want they don't believe that that's going to come about and certainly not be implemented in a couple of weeks time so essentially we still have the two parts of angle americans party on a collision course and you know her government looks a little bit wobbly at the moment i saw her in brussels business being a problem for europe for the last three years are they likely to come up with a comprehensive solution in the next two weeks. basically the answer is in your
question because if they haven't managed to come up with a solution in the last almost three years why should they come up with one now to save on going to america she doesn't only have friends in the european union especially if you look towards the east toward one and hungry he has absolutely zero motivation to liberate the way here the pathway for a comprehensive european solution and even if i mean these things take a lot of times they take negotiation they take more than just one political summit the one that simon just mentioned so really the only hope that i'm going to macro here has are bilateral agreements for example with italy to convince the italian the new italian government to take back the migrants that made it to the german border and then just maybe be turned away and taken back but also here the question is what will she be able to offer the italian government in return and why should the italian government take that this is going to be
a very very hard path for the german chancellor so what would happen then if germany did stop turning away migrants without including its european partners. well first of all it would get in trouble with the european institutions and with other member states because just turning away migrants that have already applied for asylum in other states let's say in italy is against the european law more or less first of all and this was confirmed by the european court of justice the germans would have to make sure that they have applied for asylum and then they would have to request from that country where they have applied for asylum to take them back this is a process that would usually take at least four to six weeks so just saying at the border sorry you can't answer it please go back that doesn't work it's not in the framework of the european union. decides to do that anyway he's in trouble with the european union institutions and then he'd probably be in trouble with the other countries that are south of and austria would probably close its border to the
south and then the italians would say ok you're leaving us alone here that means we're just going to stop registering migrants and send them back up north there's a precedent for this severe ballast going you did that a couple of years back and i can tell you the countries farther north weren't happy about it. simon young so it now looks as if i'm going backwards judy coalition partners are calling the shots why is jose hoffa taking on his own chances why now . you know there's a little bit of you know the bavarian tail wagging the dog in berlin here because the whole for the bavarian c.s.u. leader is still saying that he's going to implement a rejection of some certain groups a small group of one hundred so also people who have already been processed by the german authorities and of already been given a sort of a ban on them entering germany as a result of that is going to already before two weeks is up that they can't come in
and you're going to put his police in readiness to you know get tough on the borders why is he doing it now well because he believes it's important to send a message to voters particularly in his home state that this government is tough on migration and simon young. thank you stay with us if you wouldn't mind much often will say goodbye to you and. we want to stay with us because a donald trump u.s. presence of course meanwhile has decided to get involved into this route writing on twitter he said the people of germany are turning against their leadership as migration is rocking the already tenuous birth in coalition crime in germany he says his way up big mistake made all over europe in allowing the millions of people in who have so strongly and violently change their culture so that it's going back to political correspondent simon young. simon tell us about this is is he right on the facts. he doesn't appear to be there or there was
a study produced just a month or so ago by german orthorexic is suggesting that crime in germany overall dropped five percent last year and it's now at its lowest level since one thousand nine hundred ninety two so in that sense you know he probably isn't right although it is worth saying that stumm some studies show that people in germany don't feel safe or they don't feel as if crime is falling they feel as if it may be on the rise and particularly in relation to migrants maybe donald trump is one of those people crime experts point out that many migrants are young men and it's young men in general who are responsible for most crime that could be why migrants crop up in the crime statistics disproportionately much more than other groups some young in berlin thank you. the yet chief executive of german luxury
carmaker audi has been arrested stadler is the latest casualty of the country's ongoing these will emissions scandal he's been investigated on suspicion of fraud police raided his house last week in connection with a scandalous already cost out his own volkswagen billions of euros in fines and buybacks earlier this month that he said that another sixty thousand diesel cars contain software designed to produce unrealistically low results on emissions tests and that's on top of the nearly one million of these recalled last year. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world i thirty four year old dutch man has surrendered to police hours after he's believed to have driven a van in to a group of pedestrians as the pink pop music festival ended one person was killed and three others seriously injured so clear whether the incident was an accident or a deliberate act. powerful earthquake has shaken the japanese city of
a soccer killing at least three people and injuring several dozen a magnitude six point one events knocked over walls and set off files around the city the population of more than two million. brother in law of spain's king philippe turned himself into authorities to begin a six year jail sentence for crimes that include tax fraud and then best moment. in our case or done god it was found guilty after a year long trial in february twenty seven twenty seventeen his wife princess christina was acquitted of being an accessory to tax fraud twenty years ago with the. i. stands in mexico a celebration that seems low and go and eventually victory over germany defending world cup champions. chris hansen from the different schools he's here to tell us
more barsetshire welcome chris what do you think germany coach you like him love took away from not lost. one thing he has to go back to the drawing board i mean it hasn't happened in over three decades and clearly your he looked at the lineup wrong specifically our defense they had trouble keeping up with the counter attack specifically. the logo the lone goal scored by mexico yahshua kimmitt some call him out because he looked real slow and just collectively on defense he looked a little slow. your him love is going. that's a look at that defense to try to match up with sweden in a better way that's our next opponent you know but and then obviously on the off chance of side of things you know thomas is typically finding always the right space to contribute and often it's. the only true number ten was you know pretty much not not on the pitch off it simply so a lot of things have to go right for germany they are known as the tournaments teams are expected you can love and company to turn things around. why you think
germany's world cup campaign is do you think it's in serious trouble no because you have to look at nineteen eighty two the last time this did happen against algeria they were defeated in the first match but they did finish second behind italy in that same tournaments and we all know germany to be a tournaments tame they do have the experience i think would hurt them a little bit is. they have an easy path here you know their qualifying group was fairly easy the friendlies they didn't really take those seriously they only had one win you know and in this match right here you know we can see that one lone go by liz i know germany is going to have to step it up i mean it's only one direction to go at this point and i think they will respond in a positive way against all of the naysayers and the haters right now throwing shade towards germany with today's action starting with sweden against south korea and tell us how that game have panned out for the the other two teams in terms of good will that was a deadlock you know the first shot on goal came in the twentieth minute and things
finally opened up in the sixty fifth minute we have we can look at this video sweden had the upper hand for most of the game pressure paid off in the sixty fifth minute man who can bring down victor clausen down in the box referee awarded a penalty after consulting with the video assistant referee sweden's captain andres crime chris stepped up to give his side to leave and the win and now sweeping leave the group after so off to a great start for sweden a lot of people didn't think sweden would do well because latin. brahim of it is not on the team but sweden showed who had the soul versus south korea like we did that tell us about today's other games well you know the other game belgium is playing right now in england face to tunisia and belgium right now i think belgium it's hard to say how these games will turn out. things haven't worked out towards
the favorites as of late for zille didn't have a positive effect argentina result and neither did germany so belgium england we have to wait and see what these european sides do but i do think they do have the upper hand they should win on paper at the way and say so on paper does doesn't really seem to be putting out so far nowhere in the early days yet because they the result mexico germany was such a surprise to so many people not least to the mexicans yeah mexico they had a party you know obviously you know in the reports where they were jumping up says so much it triggered seismograph there was a little earthquake in mexico but you know all that all they do have the speed they had nothing to lose they have no pressure. and it paid off you know because everyone wants to knock down the king obviously the defending champions germany has a target on their back mexico proved you know just to have the mental fortitude to pull it off it's big shock. good talking to a cross and we will talk again thank you so much it is time to remind top stories at this hour here on the tough new german chancellor angela merkel has survived
a mutiny over migration policy for now by agreeing to a compromise from a coalition partner the c s u the chances of serious humanitarian minister jose hoffa has given her a two week deadline to tighten asylum looms in cooperation with the european union for he says he will do it himself. and. search for gold up to date set up at the top of the hour but. we make up about three quarters of the under which we all know some of us are. being one to shape the continent's future to be part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent of these platforms for africa charedi.
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Germany 20, Sweden 7, Mexico 5, Jose Hoffa 3, Simon 3, Merkel 3, Simon Young 3, Belgium 3, Berlin 3, Italy 3, European Union 2, South Korea 2, Angela Merkel 2, Europe 2, Chris 2, Donald Trump 2, America 2, Brussels 2, England 1, Brahim 1

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