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December 18, 1978. Beijing.
The Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, with great turning point, opened the curtain of the era of China’s reform and opening up.
Since then, China has embarked on a new journey.
All walks of life have undergone tremendous changes in the past 40 years.
We have been trying to describe the abrasive abrasive industry through different forms or data. It seems that neither the listing of existing data nor the dialysis of hot spots can vividly show the changing process of the abrasive industry.
Abrasive abrasive industry is an indispensable role in industrial production, but because it is relatively rare in everyday life, people are relatively “unfamiliar” with it. In order to make abrasive abrasive more “civilian” to present in front of you, we take “interesting” as a lead and introduce the development of abrasive abrasive industry.
This year is the 40th year of reform and opening up. Crossing the river by touching the stones, we have come to the fore. The rise of great powers has formed our impression of reform and opening up for 40 years. Over the past 40 years, China’s development has been tremendous. Many industries grow from scratch, from small to large, from big to strong, until they become the protagonists on the world stage. It is the leap-forward development of many industries that has painted a magnificent picture for China after its reform and opening up.
After the reform and opening up, a large number of private abrasive tool manufacturing enterprises emerged in China. There are many excellent enterprises that promote the development of the industry and technological progress. They make continuous efforts to develop and grow, but also contribute to the progress of the entire industry.
In this issue, we will take 1978 as the starting point and show the changes of abrasive industry in the 40 years of reform and opening up by combining several representative topics or things.
Talking about “the Second Donkey Killing Plant”
—— The Development Course of Abrasive Abrasives from “Unfamiliar” to “Familiar”
“How can I get to the Donkey Workshop of the Second Donkey Killing Factory?” This is what people in the western suburbs of Zhengzhou often heard in the late 1950s and early 1960s. You may be unaware that the slaughter industry in that era was so large-scale that it was divided into different factories and workshops. In fact, this is more like a joke, because the original content of the question is: How can I get to the alumina workshop of the second grinding wheel factory?
(Note: Grinding Wheel in chinese SHALUN砂轮,sounds like SHALV杀驴-Donkey Killing is free translation)
Yes, people in that era were unfamiliar with the grinding wheel. Even those who were assigned to the preparatory office around 1954 did not know what abrasives were made of before they worked.
China is one of the oldest countries to adopt grinding methods. In matriarchal society, people have begun to use the simplest stone tools, which are made by friction between stones. People use these simplest tools to hunt and cultivate. At that time, although people’s clothing was simple, they still had to be assisted by blades, which could not be separated from grinding. There are idioms of “cutting, negotiating, cutting and grinding” in the ancient science masterpiece “Tiangong Kaiwu”, among which “grinding” refers to grinding processing.
Since the reform and opening up, more new things and technologies have poured into China, and the abrasive industry has developed rapidly.
From the evolution of several types of abrasives, we can see the development track of abrasive industry after the reform and opening up.

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In these modern times, everything revolves around digital technology. For this reason, stable internet connectivity and a digital tool like a tablet is essential. However, the monthly internet bill and the initial cost of buying a tablet may hinder many. Through the recent government-started Affordable Connectivity Program(ACP), deserving Americans qualify for free tablets with internet upon meeting the eligibility requirements.
Most importantly, only low-income families and individuals participating in government-aided programs like SSI may qualify for free internet service and discounted tablets. According to the FCC rules, only one tablet and internet discount are permitted per household regardless of members in every household. Eligible persons can only receive a single tablet if they’ve never obtained any related device from another ACP provider.
Additionally, you must be a resident of the United States or one of the U.S. territories to get a free tablet with internet through the ACP program. In this case, you receive a one-time discount of up to $100 on connected devices like tablets. To get the free tablet discount, the customer must co-pay at least $10 and almost $50 toward the buying price. The monthly broadband internet services discounts comprise up to $30. Eligible consumers on qualifying Tribal lands receive up to $75.
Who Can Apply for a Free Tablet with Internet
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- Veterans Pension or Survivor Benefits
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Participation in one of the following subsidy programs and resides on Qualifying Tribal lands:
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You can apply through a participating service provider after receiving approval from the National Verifier Affordable Connectivity Program website. You must ensure your provider offers these benefits and apply for free internet and tablet on their website. However, you can see the list of these providers at fcc.gov/affordable-connectivity-program-providers. Look for those with a ‘tick’ under ‘Offering Connected Devices.
Once you locate a provider offering free tablets and internet services in your state of residence, proceed to its website and search for its ACP application form. Then, complete the provider’s application form by filling in all the required information and eligibility proof documentation. You can contact your provider’s customer support team for any questions regarding your application.
After applying, wait a couple of days for the provider to respond if you have successfully enrolled and when to expect your free tablet and internet discount billing.
Documentation when Applying for a Free Tablet With Internet
Documentation proof is copies of your documents that indicate you qualify for a free tablet with internet based on income criteria or participation in a government-supported program. By uploading your proof documents, your eligibility and identity will be easily verified, resulting in a successful application. They include:
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To qualify for a free tablet with an internet program, you must provide a proof document indicating you currently engage in a qualifying program.
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2. Eligibility based on Income
You can prove your Income as per the Federal Poverty Guidelines by providing any of the below documents:
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- Current income statement from your employer
- Unemployment statement benefits
- Social security statement of Benefits
- Pension statement of benefits
- Veteran Administration document
- Child support award
- Divorce Decree
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StandUp Wireless serves qualifying customers through the Lifeline and the ACP with the ability to access free wireless service and connected devices. StandUp Wireless also offers free tablets and internet to eligible customers with 10 GB of high-speed data, unlimited talk and text, plus unlimited low-speed data. To enroll, navigate standupwireless.com/acp and tap the ‘Apply Now’ button.
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Moolah Wireless is an Internet Service Provider partnering with AT&T based in Atlanta. Through participation in the Affordable Connectivity Program(ACP), Moolah Wireless offers eligible customers free tablets and home internet. If someone in your household receives government benefits under programs such as reduced/free lunch, and Medicaid, you are eligible for free internet or free tablet via ACP. Besides, you can qualify if your family income falls under the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Apply at
4. Qlink Wireless
QLink Wireless is one of the leading Lifeline and ACP providers that offer nationwide coverage in many states of America. Q Link Wireless offers eligible customers a free tablet with the latest Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capabilities for only a $10.01 co-pay.To apply for a free tablet with the internet, visit enroll.qlinkwireless.com/signup and give your ZIP code and email address. Then tap ‘Get it now’ and complete the online application form.
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The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is the program the Federal Government launched to bridge the digital gap among low-income households in America. This program gives eligible households a discount on internet service and connected devices. Eligible people can quickly get a free tablet with internet if they enroll on ACP. Qualifying customers must meet the income-based or program participation criteria and provide proper documentation as discussed to qualify.

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(MENAFN) The value of shipments from Hamedan district jumped 70% in the first five months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21 to August 22), compared to the same period last year, said the head of the province. Declared customs service.
Javad Mohammadi also said the five-month shipment from the district increased by 22% in terms of mass.
He said the products have been shipped to 24 countries such as Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, Russia, Bulgaria, Italy and Belgium.
As Ahmad Shanian, the head of the province’s industry, mines and trade department, previously stated, goods worth $21 million were shipped from Hamedan district in the first 3 month of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-June 21).
The official said that of the mentioned number, $7.242 million was the shipment of the district’s industrial zone, with an expansion of 112% on an annual basis.
He announced that agricultural productions worth $3.091 million were shipped from Hamedan in the first 3 months, indicating a 50% drop from the same period last year.
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Spectrophobia is a kind of specific phobia involving a morbid fear of mirrors. Catoptrophobia is the fear of mirrors. This phobia is distinct from Eisoptrophobia, which is the fear of your own reflection. In general, an individual suffering from this phobia has been traumatized in an event where they believe they have seen or heard apparitions or ghosts. The individual could also become traumatized by television shows, nightmares, or horror films. This fear could be the result of a trauma...
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Further east the little branch to Spilsby was going from strength to strength. Shortly after opening their own line, on seeing the success of the lines to Mablethorpe and Sutton the S&FR directors decided that the logical thing to do was promote a coastal resort line of their own. The Skegness and Firsby Railway proposed 2 lines, No1 from a terminus on the Eastern side of Firsby ELR station, running a straight 6.25 miles East across open country, serving the large village of Burgh-le-Marsh en route before terminating a little inland of the sea front at Skegness. Railway No2 was a connecting link with the Spilsby line, crossing the ELR on the level just north of the standard gauge station, looping round to cross the main road on the level, joining the other line a little way south of the platforms. It was promoted as a freight transfer link but built to passenger standards to permit the occasional through excursion. The act of parliament was passed in early 1870, allowing fundraising and construction to proceed rapidly since by now the narrow gauge was a proven concept and there was plenty of local practical experience to draw on. Inspection took place in April 1871, and while the GNR crossing needed further remedial work the main line itself was satisfactory and services began the following day.
The railway proved a satisfactory investment and did well, so much so that the Great Northern decided to build its own route to Skegness by extending the existing Wainfleet branch. By virtue of brisk, efficient operation the S&F was able to see this threat off at the Parliamentary stage, demonstrating its ability to cope with such traffic as then existed, but as Skegness grew rapidly it was clear to all that this might not be true forever. The regauging of the LGLUR was viewed with interest, since this raised the possibility of a through narrow gauge link to Lincoln, giving access to both the large resident population and through passengers from the Midland and MS&L. A first attempt in 1885, the South Wolds Railway, achieved an act of Parliament and some earthworks but was unable to fund completion due to financing difficulties. It would be the light railway act of 1896 that solved the problem, making lines easier to promote and cheaper to build and operate. An order was granted in mid 1898 for a West Lincolnshire Light Railway, running from Spilsby around the Southern edge of the Wolds to Horncastle. The route was carefully selected with economy in mind, following the contours closely in a rather weaving roundabout route and making full use of the limited earthworks of the earlier SWR scheme. The order also granted to the S&FR (both S&FRs in fact, but they were largely operated as a single system) powers to operate as light railways, enabling some economy in operation as gatemen and signalmen were withdrawn. Interestingly, the board assumed that since the WLLR order applied to the whole system the whole railway should be known by that title, thus the most Easterly railway in Lincolnshire was the West Lincolnshire. With no major engineering features the line was simple to construct and completed quickly, opening in June 1900 and restoring to the Spilsby and Skegness companies' books some of the respectability lost when the GNR's Skegness line eventually opened in 1886. The arrival of the GNR had not been all bad news, since the large numbers of holidaymakers found the S&F an attractive day out even if they chose not to use it for their journey to the resort, and Firsby trains started to fill up with passengers who chose not to leave the coaches at their destination but go straight back- an astonishing sight to old-hand railwaymen.
Further North, the indefatigable Mr Galland was still persisting in his efforts to secure his share of the coastal resort trade. Unable to promote a railway from his own resources and unwilling to return to the LMR board although entitled by virtue of his large shareholding, he turned to the various Tramway acts for a cheaper solution. His Alford & Sutton Tramway proposal of 1882 was approved, despite the objections of the L&ECR ( an LMR motion against it was voted down after careful behind the scenes manoeuvres) and opened a year later. The line barely broke even. Although more a more direct link from the South than travelling via Louth, the low speed made it unattractive to all but the most cost-conscious holidaymakers. The shorter route did however prove attractive to some goods customers since it was slightly cheaper, and LMR and L&ECR revenues both dipped slightly as a result. Further extension was proposed down the coast to Skegness, which would have opened up vast lengths of deserted beaches to the tourist trade. The prospect was attractive but the long journey by steam tram was considered unlikely to impress the customers and the project shelved. It would be another decade before the septugenarian Mr Galland took his last chance to find real profit. Advised by his doctor in 1895 to take a long holiday by the sea, away from smoky industries, he found his way to the Isle of Man and there was beguiled by the Electric Railways along the coast and up the Mountain. This, then, was his answer: a risk free investment since the power-stations the railway would need could serve their towns with power when no cars were running, and indeed could earn an honest profit before a yard of track had been laid. Subscriptions were invited for the East Lincolnshire Electric Railway running from Skegness GNR station, past the S&FR terminus then out along the front and for 14 miles atop the ancient Roman Bank sea wall to Sutton, continuing to Mablethorpe via the LMR, whose objections were stillborn thanks to the intrigues of Mr Galland and a few fellow disgruntled shareholders. Power Stations would be built at Skegness, Chapel St Leonards and Sutton on Sea. Promotion and fundraising was slow but steady, allowing the railway's act to be passed in September 1896, an act of parliament being chosen over an LRO in order to give the company powers to generate and sell electricity to the public. Powers to absorb the A&ST were quickly used (the two lines having mostly common shareholding) and thus the East Lincolnshire Electric Railway's first train was an early morning steam tram departure from Alford on the 3rd of October.
Construction began at the Skegness end and was at first concentrated on the section through the town, slowing down noticeably once the power-station site was reached as all funds and materials went into finishing this as quickly as possible to start earning some money. At the other end the LMR and L&ECR both insisted that Mablethorpe-Sutton electrification had to be completed in a single off-season in order not to disrupt high season traffic. Digging holes and erecting posts could be done between trains on the sparse winter timetable (though some delays did occur), and stringing span-wires in the stations could take place at night (much to the disgust of the stationmasters and their families) but wiring was a long slow Sundays-only business, not helped by the shortness of the daylight hours in winter. The deadline was met and wiring completed by April 1897, though the wires had over a year to tarnish before Sutton-on-Sea power station would be comissioned. Construction took place from both ends simultaneously, but the expensive power supply was extended in stages from the south, and operations likewise. A local service in the environs of Skegness began in March of 1897, and extended gradually to Ingoldmells (May) and Chapel St Leonards (June), all powered from Skegness. Transmission losses and a busy service led to an unreliable power supply, so efforts were diverted to the completion of Chapel power station (Sept). The two contractors met at Anderby in early December, and after the creek was bridged all that remained was to complete wiring and Sutton power station. This switched on in May 1898 and the completed line was open just in time for the summer season.
The ride proved extremely popular as a cheap easy means moving between the peace of long empty beaches and the fun and facilities of thriving resort towns. The flexibility of electric traction allowed the company to cater for peak demands at a moments notice, sending cars out at the drop of a hat. The only exception was the section where running powers were exercised over the LMR into Mablethorpe LECR station, where the need to obey the railway rulebook and the limited line capacity of the single track railway (even after the LMR had been persuaded to install a passing loop at Trusthorpe) required a change of approach. That season cars were tried with whole trains of trailers on the "railway" section (trains of such a length being forbidden on-street). For the future, discussions were opened with both the LECR and the LMR about the practicalities of through trains, and orders placed for electric locomotives.
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Jane Lockley ]


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Plants, like any living-thing, need water and nutrients to survive. Plants however, absorb these via a network of roots that extend below the ground. In the search for sustenance, roots will enter drainage or sewer systems through breaks in the pipework, or through the joints. Depending on the plant, once inside, the roots cause further issues. Fractures may be opened into larger ruptures as the root thickens. Roots may grow into dense structures that function similar to nets, causing blockages.
How do roots enter drainage systems?
Drain root removal
We at McAllister Group, have a variety of methods and techniques we can use for cutting and removal.
The majority of these roots can be removed using our high pressure water jetting units. However, to ensure the removal of all roots a special root cutting head is fitted to the high pressure jetting unit. These flail jets have chains at the rear which spin around chopping at the roots as they rotate and have a forward-facing cutting head that rotates with the pressure of water being pumped through them.
For tougher “tap roots” which are much thicker and difficult to cut through, we will deploy a specialist high pressure water jetter cutting rig. It is significantly more powerful and will cut through the root will ease.
On occasion we can use our robotic cutting units to remove any stubborn roots although this is a slower process.
The benefit of most of our drain root removal techniques is the fact that we aren’t required to excavate. In a similar idea to keyhole surgery, we are able to cut and remove root invasions without damaging the surrounding area. This saves time and money through lack of aesthetic remodeling work afterwards.
Once the roots have been removed we recommend rehabilitating the pipe. This prevents further root ingress by sealing the joints or fractures with patch repairs or relining.

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Atlantic storm upgraded to hurricane
Claudette downgraded to tropical depression
The U.S. National Hurricane Centre upgraded a storm churning in the Atlantic Ocean to a hurricane early Monday morning as the first named storm to hit land this year came ashore in Florida.
Hurricane Bill is the first hurricane of the Atlantic season.
Bill was upgraded from a tropical storm at about 5 a.m. AT (4 a.m. ET) on Monday as it churned about 1,735 kilometres east of the Lesser Antilles in the Atlantic.
Bill is moving on a west-northwest track at about 35 km/h with sustained winds of up to 150 km/h and is expected to intensify over the next couple of days, according to the hurricane centre. The hurricane centre said Bill's winds could reach up to 177 km/h.
"Bill could become a major hurricane by Wednesday," the centre said in an alert.
The five-day forecast for Bill shows the hurricane passing northeast of Puerto Rico and heading toward Bermuda.
Earlier Monday, tropical storm Claudette made landfall near Fort Walton Beach, with sustained winds of up to 80 km/h, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
Claudette had already dumped heavy rains on the Florida Panhandle on Sunday before hitting land and by mid-morning it had weakened to a tropical depression. All tropical storm warnings were discontinued, said the hurricane centre.
Surf enthusiasts were flocking to beaches in the area on Monday to take advantage of what officials were calling moderate conditions.
"We are going to get some pretty good surf," surf instructor Ben Martin told The Associated Press. "Every surfer that owns a board is going to call in sick."
Continued heavy rains have resulted in flood and flash flood watches being issued for parts of the Florida Panhandle and southern Alabama.
An average of about 100 millimeters of rain is expected in storm-affected regions in the Florida Panhandle, southern Alabama and southwestern Georgia.
The storm is moving northwest at about 19 km/h. It is expected to track over the western portion of the Panhandle before reaching southern Alabama and northeastern Mississippi.
2 storms dissipate
Tropical depression Ana will continue to dissipate as it moves across the Caribbean Sea and reaches the coast of the Dominican Republic by the end of the day, according to the hurricane centre.
Storm watches will remain in effect for Puerto Rico, the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, Antigua, St. Maarten and several other islands in the area for at least 36 hours, according to the hurricane centre.
But several watches, including those in Antigua, Barbuda and Montserrat, have been discontinued.
The forecast indicates the storm could bring up to 100 millimetres of rain to some regions.
In the Pacific, Hurricane Guillermo is continuing to weaken, with winds dropping to 113 km/h.
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She might not know an ollie from a shuvit, or ever attempted a backside 180, but Joyce Wong has carved out a sizable spot for herself in the tightknit community of skateboarders at Hastings Skatepark.
On Monday night, dozens gathered at the picnic tables near the Italian Garden at Hastings Park, skateboard in one hand, Old Milwaukee or Pabst Blue Ribbon in the other, to throw Wong a birthday party.
And not just any old birthday bash — her 75th.
“Joyce is pretty amazing,” said Julia Dennis who, like many people at the festive gathering, wore a black T-shirt with a graphic of Joyce’s smiling face across the front.
A logo of Joyce’s name and the words “75 years strong” is also spray-painted across the south bowl of the skatepark, and two weeks ago more than 3,000 people attending the Van Doren Invitational skate competition sang an early “Happy Birthday” to a tearful Wong. “When everyone sang ‘Happy Birthday’ there was a moment where a few of us got choked up,” Dennis said.
So what brings an elderly Chinese woman with three kids and a handful of grandchildren deep into the fold and loving embrace of East Vancouver’s rough-and-tumble skateboarding scene? In a word: cans.
Tosh Osaka, 42, has been coming to Hastings Skatepark since it opened in the early 2000s and says Joyce and her husband Henry have been fixtures for just as long, collecting empty cans and bottles in their cart, as part of their daily route, which includes New Brighton Park and the back alleys of Hastings-Sunrise where they live. Because skateboarders tend to be a thirsty bunch, Joyce makes sure to attend all of the skateboard competitions, even travelling by bus to North Vancouver’s Seylynn Skatepark for its annual Canada Day Bowl Series Jam. And if there’s a new skateboarding event coming up, the community is sure to inform Joyce about it.
“She’s like the grandmother of Hastings,” said Osaka, who like the others often saves his empties at home for Joyce and Henry to collect. Lore has it, the retired couple has been able to put their kids through university and finance a yearly trip back to China through their recycling efforts.
“She’s the sweetest woman in the world,” added Amy Byers, 33. “She’ll come by your house to pick up cans, she’ll plant vegetables in your garden. She’ll bring you food.”
According to Amy’s husband, Jonny, it was the younger skaters who first took a shine to Joyce. Unlike the usual can and bottle collectors who would come by the skatepark, Joyce was nice to them. “What first attracted the connection was how she would be considerate and friendly and engage with us,” Jonny, 39, said. It was also comforting to know that she and Henry lived nearby and could be trusted, he added. And it’s not uncommon for Joyce to find lost items at the park and return them to people’s homes.
“A lot of people here are from somewhere else, so she’s become kind of like family,” he said. “She’s been part of the culture here for 14 years or so.”
In fact, Joyce and Henry have become such a presence at the skatepark, they are now part of the community’s social circle.
Mike Telford, 37, recalls going to house parties and being initially surprised to see Joyce and Henry among the revellers.
“It’s like her social scene. It’s kind of cool that she actually enjoys us, because we’re a lot younger,” he said. “It would always surprise me seeing her at competitions… And then seeing her at house parties was the next step. I’d be half-cut and be like, ‘That looks like Joyce over there.’ She's part of our little society.”
Chris, a 40-year-old skater who wouldn’t give his last name and goes by the nickname “Bumbles,” had a similar experience while partying.
“A few years ago, we threw a sausage-themed party and had people dress up as German beer maids. We invited Joyce and Henry, and we have these photos of them sitting on our bed drinking tea with all of us just raging around them. And they were there for hours.”
When Henry and Joyce arrived at Hastings for the birthday celebrations, Joyce was greeted with hugs, bouquets of flowers and bags of empties people had brought from home.
“I don’t think I’d get this many people to show up to my birthday party,” quipped Krista Shaw, 33, also wearing a Joyce T-shirt.
For the party, Joyce insisted on bringing massive trays of chow mein and fried rice, which she cooked earlier in the day, and handed everyone a red envelope containing a five dollar bill. She’s also brought several cases of beer for her crew.
According to Jonny, Joyce wouldn’t have it any other way. “One of the things she said about tonight is don’t bring anything. ‘Just come so I can take pictures and show my grandchildren how many friends I have.’”
So what does Henry make of their celebrity status among the skateboarding community?
“A lot of Chinese people who come from China ask me, ‘Why are they so good to you?’ I say, I don’t know. We just go along with it,” he said. “Myself and my wife like to associate with people. We don’t want to be alone at home. I see them as family.”
As for getting a T-shirt with his wife’s face on it, Henry hasn’t received one yet. “They don’t have anymore,” he said. “I was told they’re ‘limited edition.’”
Henry confided that he even bought himself a skateboard from Canadian Tire but his requests for lessons have been turned down. “They say after you turn 80 your bones don’t recover so well if you break them,” said the 84-year-old.
Monday not only marked Joyce’s 75th birthday, it was also the anniversary of the day she arrived in Canada. She remembered the immigration officer had wished her happy birthday, but at the time she didn’t understand English. That was 47 years ago — long before Hastings Skatepark and most of the skaters there were even born.
Now she’s celebrating another milestone, surrounded by her unlikely adopted family members, who have taken her in as much as she’s taken them in.
“I have a big family now,” Joyce said with a grin that never left her face as she hugged well-wishers, posed for photos and urged people to eat. “I’m so happy. Everyone’s so nice to me. I’m so happy.”

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Developed to showcase Intel's tiny Edison PC and the move toward wearable technology, the “smart onesie” can monitor an infant’s vitals and send the information to a smartphone or coffee cup.
Intel created the onesie using the Mimo Baby line from Rest Devices and to
demonstrate the applications of Edison, an SD-card sized PC with Wi-Fi connectivity and its own app store on the horizon. When integrated into the onesie, the Edison and sensors can monitor and transmit information about the baby’s temperature, movement and breathing.
Other wearable devices unveiled at Intel’s keynote presentation at CES include smart earbuds that allow the user to listen music while the device also measures heart rate and pulse and an always-on headset that could allow users to interact with their phone verbally, much like the functions offered by Siri.
Intel has also announced the "Make it Wearable" Challenge, which will distribute more than $1 million in awards to participants.
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Just added to MathsStarters: Number of the Day (junior) is for Stage 2/3 students (Years 3 to 6) covering:
represent numbers of up to four digits using objects, words, numerals and digital displays
identify the number before and after a given two-, three- or four-digit number
count forwards and backwards by tens and hundreds on and off the decade
arrange numbers of up to four digits in ascending and descending order
use place value to partition numbers of up to four digits
round numbers to the nearest ten, hundred or thousand
[MA2-4NA; ACMNA052, ACMNA053. Reference: NSW Syllabus for the Australian Curriculum, Mathematics K-10 Syllabus]
Probability is one of those topics where it's best to "see it".
I am presenting twice in September about how I use technology to engage, enhance and extend in my teaching.
I reckon Maths Bingo is a great starter, ender or in-betweener…
Playing with the kids’ toys on the weekend, I came across this car and became interested by the relationship between pulling it back and how far it would travel.
Was it a linear relationship or something else?
Looking around, there are lots of activities for collecting and analysing data using small boxes of Smarties. Here is my version.
Having made a Tables Spider this other day, I realised that I made myself a template for creating all sorts of “spiders”.
In 2007, I wrote about a resource, a Number Spider, that I used as a lesson starter.
Here’s a quick starter activity for rounding.
Some chocolate discussion starters for looking at bar graphs: a series of chocolate bar graphs.
This is an amusing video to introduce probability… some of my Year 8s found it hilarious.
Having found this tip on
elearnr.org Doug Belshaw’s blog about using PowerPoint:
Find graphics that represent things you do frequently in lessons (perhaps from clipart) and always use these when doing a similar activity. For example, a pen writing for when it’s time to start work or two people talking for discussion/group work. These help reinforce good habits and aid classroom management.
I went looking for some nice graphics to use.
This week, Year 9 were looking at finding the perimeter of shapes that include curves (parts of a circle).
With laptops rolling out shortly and projectors appearing in some classrooms, we should be thinking about collecting digital media for use as stimulus or investigation material. So, the other day when filling up my young daughter’s bottles, I took some pictures.
I wanted to play a multiplication bingo type game with a class the other day, so I grabbed two 10 sided dice (apparently you don’t need to call a single dice a “die” anymore) out of the cupboard. Then I thought… hey I have a projector and a laptop.
When starting “Volume” with Year 8, we start by looking at cubic units and isometric drawings. This year, with an interactive whiteboard (although, these resources are also suited for use with just a projector or in a computer lab), I was able to use a couple of excellent online resources.
Here’s a PowerPoint file I made to quickly review transformations before getting into congruency.
I need to learn to use GeoGebra because it looks like a fantastic app, it’s free and shortly our students will have their own netbooks, itching to use them. I find the best way to learn new software is to do something with it that you need.
The last week of term begins next week…
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The meeting comes days after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman raised concerns on tech glitches and grievances on the newly launched e-filing portal.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had raised concerns on tech glitches and grievances on the newly launched e-filing portal.
Senior officials of the Finance Ministry will hold a meeting with software major Infosys on June 22, 2021, on issues and glitches related to the new e-filing portal of the Income Tax Department,
The meeting comes days after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman raised concerns on tech glitches and grievances on the newly launched e-filing portal. Following this, Infosys co-founder and Chairman Nandan Nilekani assured the finance minister that the company is working to resolve the issue and said the system would stabilise in a week.
The other stakeholders who will be part of the meeting include members from ICAI, auditors, consultants and taxpayers.
“The new portal has been fraught with several technical glitches leading to taxpayer inconvenience. Written representations on the problems’ difficulties faced in the portal have also been invited from the stakeholders,” a statement quoting Surabhi Ahluwalia, Commissioner of Income Tax said.
The statement further said that representatives from the Infosys team will be present to answer queries, clarify issues and receive inputs on the working of the portal, to remove glitches and sort out issues faced by the taxpayers.
Infosys was awarded the contract in 2019 after the bidding process with an outlay of Rs 4,242 crore. The project aimed at developing the next-generation income tax filing system to reduce processing time for returns from 63 days to one day and also expedite refunds. The system went live on June 7 night and ran into glitches since then, with many users posting tweets tagging the finance minister.


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CATHY DEE – SURFER DOGS ORIGINAL WATERCOLOUR
Artist: Cathy Dee
Oil Size: 28.5cm x 36.5cm
Frame Size: 30.5cm x 38.6cm
Cool 80’s style painting of some surfer dogs by cartoonist Cathy Dee.
The waterlolour has two peices rip off in the sky and a peice of colour rip off on the left-hand concern of the frame (Please refer to the photos).
PETER WICHMAN – THEY FOUND HIM FLOATING
Title: They Found Him Floating
Artist: Peter Wichman
Frame Size:82cm x 75cm
An original watercolor size 82 x 75cms titled “They found him Floating”.
The art work is in excellent condition.The picture is PRISTINE. The top frame is bit loose but still able to hang on the wall.
Artist: Lyndsay Brock
Material: Acrylic on Canvas
Oil Size: 76.4cm x 59cm
‘Solstice’ by Lyndsay Brock. Acrylic on canvas. Measurements; 76.4cm x 59cm x 3.5cm. This painting, from the artist’s ‘Masque’ series, depicts a veiled woman wearing an exotic mask and head-dress. It featurs the finely textured finish typical of the artist’s work, complete with a complex border design incorporating ‘Lyndish’ text in overlaid copper & gilt. The ‘Masque series was initially inspired by the splendour of festival costumes & masks worn in Venezia.
Lyndsay Brock is an award winning artist. Her work is varied, ranging from figurative to abstract, and a common theme is a touch of symbolism or mystery. Paintings reside in local collections, and many have been purchased by European and American buyers. Te Papa Museum recently added her design work to their collection.
JERUSALEM WANGANUI RIVER
Title: JERUSALEM WANGANUI RIVER
Artist: William Bouwmeester
Material: Oil on Canvas
Picture Size: 83cm x 63cm
A large oil on board painting signed Willem B. William Bouwmeester is a well known New Zealand artist who came from Holland and emigrated to New Zealand in the 1950s or thereabouts. Quite a well known artist. This painting is quite a large piece of work centered around Jerusalem, and is entitled Jerusalem Wanganui River. It is dated on the back as 1994. That is the Title the artist used, so that is the title of the painting. It is not my declaration or spelling or opinion etc etc, just simply the title as given by the artist some 16 years ago. If this worries or offends you, you may want to get hold of him and remind him incase some other future works centre around the same area is in the pipe line.
This art relates to James K Baxter & the Jerusalem history etc near Wanganui. It is quite striking. Is bold and has good colour. Has a nice real rimu frame. Could do with a bit clean and a dust, but apart from that it is fine. Great if you collect Willem Bs work or just want a striking different painting.

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By Cristina Mendez on October 17th, 2013 | Last updated: October 20, 2013 at 11:17 am
A man in Alachua County was diagnosed with West Nile virus in September. The Florida Department of Health in Alachua County is investigated where the virus originated.
By Kelsey Meany on November 14th, 2012 | Last updated: December 13, 2012 at 3:39 pm
Paul Myers, administrator for the Alachua County Department of Health, urges residents to take precautions around their homes to ward of mosquitoes, as well as when they are walking around at dusk and dawn. Three potential cases of West Nile Virus have recently been reported to the department.


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The United States has generally been a great force for the promotion of democracy around the world. But no one should be surprised that President Obama winked at last week’s military coup in Egypt. American support for democracy has never been consistent. The United States backed many “friendly” dictators throughout the 20th century and even toppled democratically elected governments or winked at coups against them — as Eisenhower did in the case of Mossadegh in Iran and Arbenz in Guatemala, and as Nixon did in the case of Allende in Chile.
Obama, however, probably did not see himself as an upholder of this particular tradition when he entered the White House (though his advisers like to compare him to Eisenhower). At the start of his presidency, Obama apologized to the Iranian people for the overthrow of Mossadegh. In “The Audacity of Hope,” he criticized previous administrations for viewing “nationalist movements, ethnic struggles, reform efforts” as threatening and for letting such fears outweigh “our professed commitment to freedom and democracy.” He noted, too, how “the removal of democratically elected leaders in countries like Iran” had produced “seismic repercussions that haunt us to this day.”
American embarrassment about past acquiescence to dictatorships and military coups is widespread. It is a major theme of high school history textbooks and college courses on foreign policy. In recent decades, leaders of both parties have tried to push U.S. policy in a different direction. Under Ronald Reagan, the United States lent support to democratic movements that toppled “friendly” dictatorships in the Philippines, Korea, Haiti and elsewhere (though not in the Middle East). The Clinton administration worked to hold the new democracies in Eastern and Central Europe to high democratic standards. The George W. Bush administration tried, albeit unevenly, to reshape American relations with the dictatorships of the Arab world, particularly Egypt. Across the ideological spectrum, one of the big lessons of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks was that dictatorships helped breed terrorism and that the best cure would be an Arab political opening. Obama embraced that opening when it came and thus cautiously embraced the broad post-Cold War consensus.
Yet how quickly that consensus has crumbled in the face of its first difficult test — the election of the Muslim Brotherhood and Mohamed Morsi in Egypt. And yes, that was a very difficult test. Morsi was not only an incompetent ruler but also in many ways an undemocratic one. He imposed restrictions on the media and excluded the opposition from important constitutional decisions. He ruled not so much as a dictator but as a majoritarian, which often amounted to the same thing. With a majority in parliament and a large national following, and with no experience whatsoever in the give-and-take of democratic governance, Morsi failed in the elementary task of creating a system of compromise, inclusiveness, and checks and balances. He was the opposite of a Mandela. He also failed as a manager of the national economy, unwilling to make an agreement with the International Monetary Fund and to carry out difficult but necessary economic reforms.
For his incompetence, he deserved to be voted out of office at the next election. For his majoritarian and undemocratic practices, he deserved to be placed under sustained domestic and international pressure, especially by the United States, the leading provider of aid to Egypt. He deserved to have the United States not only suspend its bilateral aid to Egypt but also block any IMF agreement until he entered into a meaningful, substantive dialogue with his political opponents, including on amending the flawed constitution he rammed through in December as well as electoral law. He ought to have been ostracized and isolated by the international democratic community. Morsi is certainly not the only democratically elected leader to have acted undemocratically in recent years, and these are the kinds of actions the United States and other democracies have generally taken in response. And all this would have been a great deal more pressure than Hosni Mubarak ever faced except in the final two weeks of his 30-year rule.
But was a military coup the best answer? The good news is that a bad leader is gone. Yet that is where the good news ends. People talk cheerfully about starting over in building an Egyptian democracy. But the slate is hardly clean, and the obstacles to Egyptian democracy are greater than they were before the coup.
The military, having effectively deposed two Egyptian leaders in 2½ years, has firmly established itself as the only real power in the country. Mohamed ElBaradei and other secular leaders are happy to have been vaulted into positions of apparent power, but one wonders how real or long-lasting their influence will be. Live by the sword, die by the sword: If the military can depose one democratically elected government, it can depose another. What happens when Egyptian “people power” returns to confront the next government, as it surely will? Once again the military will have the choice of intervening or not. Its decision is likely to have a lot to do with how the military feels about that government. So who will wield the real power when the next crisis comes?
And the next crises are entirely predictable. The economic problems that Morsi inherited and failed to solve require significant sacrifices by average Egyptians, who have already sacrificed much. Such reforms would be difficult to implement even in a calm political climate, and the post-coup climate will be anything but calm. At least some portion of the millions who voted for Morsi have probably come to two conclusions: first, that democracy is a sham; and, second, that what matters in Egypt is who has the guns. Some followers of the Muslim Brotherhood may well decide that violence is their best and only recourse. And the military will in turn impose more-severe limitations on civil liberties to combat the violence, employing — along with the police — their traditional brutal methods. They may even attempt to prevent the Brotherhood from fielding candidates in the next election. After all, having deposed one Muslim Brotherhood government, the military may not think it wise to let another, possibly angrier Brotherhood government get elected six months from now. What will the secular liberal civilians now allied with the military do as these threats to personal liberties and democratic processes metastasize? On Thursday, as the military was arresting dozens of Muslim Brotherhood leaders, ElBaradei said he would be the first “to shout loud and clearly if I see any sign of regression in terms of democracy.” One wonders when he will choose to see it, and what will happen to him if he ever does start shouting.
Egypt is not starting over. It has taken a large step backward. And the Obama administration bears much blame. It put little or no meaningful pressure on Mubarak to make even minor political reforms that might have been enough to prevent the anti-regime outburst that exploded at the end of 2010. Then it put little or no tangible pressure on Morsi to end his undemocratic practices, which might have forestalled the most recent crisis.
It has become fashionable in today’s “post-American world” milieu to argue that the United States had no ability to shape events in Egypt. This is absurd. The United States is far from being all-powerful, but neither is it powerless. Americans provide $1.5 billion a year in assistance to Egypt, $1.3 billion of which goes to the Egyptian military. It has leverage over the decisions of the IMF and influence with other international donors on whom Egypt’s economy depends. The U.S. ambassador to Egypt wields so much potential influence that Egyptians obsess daily over whom she is meeting, and they concoct wild conspiracies based on trivial events. The assumption in Egypt, as in much of the Arab world, is that nothing happens unless the United States wills it. The problem is not that the United States has no power but that the Obama administration has been either insufficiently interested or too cautious and afraid to use what power the United States has.
It has also become fashionable once again to argue that Muslim Arabs are incapable of democracy — this after so many millions of them came out to vote in Egypt, only to see Western democracies do little or nothing when the product of their votes was overthrown. Had the United States showed similar indifference in the Philippines and South Korea, I suppose wise heads would still be telling us that Asians, too, have no vocation for democracy.
So now that the military coup has occurred, how do we avoid the “seismic repercussions”? Any answer must begin with a complete suspension of all aid to Egypt, especially military aid, until there is a new democratic government, freely elected with the full participation of all parties and groups in Egypt, including the Muslim Brotherhood. The Obama administration then needs to work closely with other nations and the IMF to ensure that no loans or other forms of economic aid are provided to Egypt until democratic governance is restored. This approach runs contrary to the Obama administration’s instincts, which until now have been to work cooperatively with whoever holds power in Egypt and to avoid overt forms of pressure.
It is past time to get out of this rut of failure. Better to learn from our history than to repeat it. It will be sad if some future American president has to apologize to Egyptians for what Barack Obama did, and did not do, in 2013.


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In this four part series Rev. Clete Hux addresses Christ question to his Disciples, “Who do men say I am?” This question is answered differently among pseudo Christian groups and other World Religions. Part one will address the Mormon view of Christ.
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Thinking about swapping a 250 into my 59 apache, currently has 261. I have the proper bell housing and know that I will need a aftermarket engine mount for the center mounts. I do know the ignition switch and starter will have to be changed and surely some other minor issues will pop up. Anyone ever done this swap and have some info? I could put a small block in it, but would rather the 6 cylinder. Anyone have any input? Thanks.
Why take a giant leap backwards in performance from the 261? The 250 will fit the V8 front motor mount position for the 59 frame- - - -just use the OEM V8 bellhousing and starter for the conversion. You're going to miss the torque of the 261 since the 250 is designed for higher RPM operation and has a shorter stroke. Swapping to a 292 instead of a 250 would take about the same amount of effort, and that would make a lot more sense. Jerry
The murder victim was drowned in a bathtub full of Rice Krispies and milk. The coroner blamed the crime on a cereal killer!
Cringe and wail in fear, Eloi- - - - -we Morlocks are on the hunt!
The only skinny block six I've done is a 292 into a 57 1/2T. I allowed one day to mount the engine in place and hook up everything but the exhaust---big mistake because it's not a quickie swap. Have done one other old six to new six in a TF but it was the much superior 300 Ford into a 56 GMC. The owner of the GMC will have to die before he parts with his truck. One other footnote; neither one can pass a gas station.
Jerry and Evan, Thanks for the comments, life got in the way this passed week so I haven't been here. The 261 has been in the truck and on the road for 10 yrs. I'm kind of tired of it, travel a lot on the highway and the 250 would be more highway friendly. I have an 82 chevy 1/2tn for a donor it is rusty and the 250 runs like a top only has 85,000 original miles. I don't have a 292 handy. The 250 is a couple hundred lbs. less in weight than the 261 also. Was just a passing thought as I will be removing it and getting rid of the 82 rust bucket. I have the bell housing for a small block to mount in the 59 so I could go with a small block easy. Just wondering if anyone had done a 250 in a task force truck and could comment on it.
I just put a 68 camaro 250 into my 59 GMC 100. I fabricated an engine stand mount that uses the 68 camaro motor mounts and also fabricated a crossmember mount for the rear trans mount. Being it is a GMc and I replaced a 270 I had ample room to move the engine forward or backwards. I could have used any v8 auto trans but I elected to keep the clutch and floor pedals. I was fortunate that my placement of the engine and trans allowed me to reuse the driveshaft even after replacing the dana spicer 45 (3.07) with a 67 12 bolt rear (3.73). I will post some pics.
Being the 270 had a taller deck required making sure my 250 fan blades were in near correct position on the radiator. You may not have this issue. I do recommend changing the valve seals in your 250 unless newly rebuilt.
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Thanks for responding. Your pictures are interesting, the center mount looks like 2"square tubing? The ends maybe cut in half and that would rest on the bottom frame rail? Would you happen to know the dimension of the thru bolt on the frame and motor mount? From side to side maybe 15-18 inches? What starter will you be using the one that bolt to the block or the bell housing mount? Looks like a Doug Nash 4+3 transmission that should work well with the rear.
I have a Borg Warner world class T5 in mine with a 3.90 rear, the fifth gear makes a world of difference.
Yes on 2" and I welded a flat on the bottom of the cuts that rest on the bottom frame rail.. I used block mount starter with a 153 flywheel lopping off a bolt mount on the cast iron truck bell housing. Bolts I used are 2" grade 8 with flat and lock washers.
An after market tubular or such will work but I like free or near free if I can. I used a trans crossmember from a 75 4wd, a 2wd square body will work maybe with modification. The one in your donor would be a start. Use all from donor you can.
I kept everything high so the 4+3 competition plus shifter would only require a small as hole in trans cover as I could.
If you are retaining your trans then a sbc cast iron bellhousing with side mounts might be used with mods unless you are using a 168 tooth flywheel for bell housing mount starter.
If you are going to use the 250 block mount starter then it would need to be a 153 tooth flywheel --use everything from your donor and determine from there. You can use a cast iron bell housing - bell housing starter mount --- with a 250 block mount starter 153 tooth flywheel if you lop off the remotess bolt hole on the bell housing. You may not need to consider this at all.
If your 82 and 59 are both sticks you may have all you need.
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We rather liked Devizes when we passed through on a number of occasions in Sir’s previous motorhome transportation, and mooring up right at the wharf for a few days did nothing to dispel that. A pleasant evening at the folk club, followed by the estimable Bob Berry keeping true to his word by arriving at 09:00 the next morning demanding coffee with menaces, but crucially bearing gifts of fresh croissants…
… consumed while we studied perhaps the most exotic boat paint scheme we’d ever seen, on the quaintly named Arbuthnot Jones, moored across the canal. There was a “for sale” sign in the window: not sure how the paint scheme would affect the price!
The Wiltshire Museum provided an interesting diversion, and what looked like storm clouds brewing late in the afternoon made us wonder on whether tackling “the big one” the next day was going to work.
But it came to nothing, the morning dawned fair, and there was no getting away from it. We were going to have to tackle the Caen Hill locks. If climbing up from Reading is slow and prolonged, the descent from Devizes is the canal equivalent of falling off a cliff. Starting off on our own (and light crewed, obviously), we were soon caught up by another boat who shared a lot of the work, and we were down in about four and a half hours. Not too bad in the circumstances. Going up on our own could be a challenge – next week’s problem.
Finally, mooring up outside the 3 Magpies at Scotts Wharf – a favourite pub/eating house from previous visits – the 3.75 miles (is that all?), 29 broad locks (gulp!) and lack of lunch decreed an early dinner cooked by someone else and an early night. We appear to have had a cat-burglar during the night: CSI pawprint division have been summoned.

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Toms River police arrest Beachwood man suspected of five robberies
TOMS RIVER - Police have arrested a Beachwood man suspected of five different robberies at area gas stations and convenience stores.
According to the Toms River Police Department, Thomas Jann, 33 of Beachwood, was located at a hotel on Route 9 and taken into custody at 2 a.m. on New Year's Day just hours after he allegedly robbed an Exxon station on Route 37.
The Exxon's store clerk told police that a white male suspect threw hot coffee on him and then removed money from the cash register around 7 p.m. on Dec. 31. The suspect then fled on foot west toward Route 166.
The Toms River Police K-9 Unit and Ocean County Sheriff Crime Scene Investigation Unit responded to the scene. The suspect was determined to be Jann following a joint investigation with the Toms River Police Department, Beachwood Police Department, Ocean County Sheriffs Department and the Ocean County Prosecutors Office.
Toms River detectives were able to connect Jann to the Exxon robbery as well as three previously reported robberies that occurred in the township: Wawa on Dec. 19, Krauszer’s on Dec. 26 and the 7-Eleven on Dec. 30.
Jann was also implicated in a robbery that occurred on Christmas Eve at the Robin’s Convenience Store & Deli at 256 Atlantic City Blvd. in Beachwood.
Jann is facing five counts of robbery as a result of this joint investigation, according to the Toms River Police Department.
When Jersey Shore native Dan Radel is not reporting the news, you can find him in a college classroom where he is a history professor. Reach him @danielradelapp; 732-643-4072; email@example.com.

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Dirty Pour was created by Tina Swift and Lori Bonillo. They wanted to share their love and passion for acrylic pouring with the masses. The first technique they tried in acrylic pour was the dirty pour cup and that is how Dirty Pour Designs got its name. Dirty Pour is truly an art for EVERYONE, no talent or experience necessary! Leave your stress at the door and come in to have a great time.
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Yesterday, Brad and I headed south to the Louisville Farm Show. This is a huge agricultural show held every year and people come from all over the place to attend. There are seminars and exhibits which help farmers and others who work in the ag industry learn about the latest and greatest.
We are planning to upgrade our our grain drying system this summer, so Brad thought this would be a great opportunity to pick the brains of the grain drying experts. Our goal of course is to harvest our corn quickly once it is mature and before it is damaged in the field. We also want to use the least amount of drying fuel as possible. Not only does that help conserve valuable resources, it also saves us a boatload of money. Win-Win!
I was very impressed with the number of farm FAMILIES who attended together. This 3 generation group came all the way from Wisconsin to attend. They were celebrating Grandpa's birthday.
Daddy's and their kids holding hands were everywhere- passing on the legacy of the people who work the land. Kids are a huge part of farming because farm families work together. And it starts early-not the work, but the togetherness.
This little fella has his own bag of freebies and I bet he looks at them over and over on the way home, dreaming of when he can drive the tractor all by himself.
John Deere loyalty starts young!
Sweet girls working the family booth. I saw lots of Amish and Mennonites-interesting! Wouldn't you like to hear their stories? I know I would.
Pretty farm girls
FFA boys in seed seed corn hats and wranglers checking out those pretty girls!
We had a fun and exhausting day. Brad talked to lots of people, learned what he needed to know, and now has spring fever big-time!
I spent time with my husband, visited with some new friends, and discovered that a company DOES make PINK coveralls. I am going to order some soon.
A group of FFAer's was all wearing t-shirts with this saying on the back. I think it sums up the farming life pretty well.....


Artificial Intelligence: Revolutionizing the World of Personal Finance
In an era where digital innovation is at the forefront, Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands out as one of the most transformative technologies. This has led to a revolution in various sectors, particularly personal finance. The intersection between AI and personal finance promises exciting potential for convenience, efficiency and precision in financial management. From simplifying budgeting to enhancing investment strategies, AI continues to redefine what's possible within this sphere. Yet there remains much unexplored territory on its far-reaching implications and opportunities that promise not only ease but also more secure financial future for individuals worldwide.
The Role of AI in Personal Finance Management
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how we manage our personal finances. Through advanced algorithms and predictive analytics, AI provides a more accurate, personalized, and intelligent approach to wealth management. Fintech, a term that refers to the integration of technology into financial services, is at the forefront of this revolution. AI-powered tools are streamlining budget planning, making it easier for individuals to set and adhere to financial goals.
Intelligent systems are also enhancing expense tracking, providing real-time insights into spending habits. This allows for a more proactive approach to financial management, with AI highlighting potential areas of waste or overspending. In the sphere of savings optimization, AI is also playing a pivotal role. By analyzing spending patterns and financial goals, these systems can suggest optimal savings strategies, even automating the process of transferring funds into savings accounts at opportune moments.
The impact of AI on personal finance management cannot be underestimated. It's providing individuals with the tools they need to make smarter, data-driven decisions about their money. As AI continues to evolve and improve, we can anticipate even greater enhancements in how we manage our personal wealth.
AI-Driven Investment Strategies
It's undeniable that artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly revolutionized the world of personal finance, particularly in the domain of investment strategies. AI's utilization of Predictive Analysis is enabling wealth managers and individual investors to make more informed decisions. This is largely attributed to AI's ability to meticulously analyze historical Data Patterns and evolving Market Trends.
Due to the enormous amount of data that needs to be processed, human analysts often find it challenging to keep up with the rapidly changing market dynamics. Yet, AI systems effortlessly handle this scenario, providing real-time market insights and trend analysis. In this process, they facilitate optimal Portfolio Diversification, a key strategy in risk management in investment.
Artificial Intelligence doesn't just stop at analysis. AI Investment Strategies have swiftly moved on to implementation as well. The proliferation of Robo-Advisers is a testament to this evolution. These digital platforms, designed to provide automated, algorithm-driven financial planning, are becoming increasingly popular in the finance industry. A Financial Advisor with experience using robo-advisors or other automatic investing platforms will attest to their efficacy and efficiency.
In conclusion, AI has moved beyond being a mere buzzword in finance and is in fact indispensable in modern investment strategies. Its capabilities of predictive analysis and automated advisory are changing the way we invest, promising a future of finance that's smarter and more efficient.
Risk Assessment Through Artificial Intelligence
In the sphere of personal finance, artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant strides, especially in the realm of risk assessment. One of the paramount contributions of AI is its capacity to evaluate credit risks. AI systems can effectively analyze a multitude of factors such as Payment History and Debt Ratio. These elements are vital in making Informed Borrowing Decisions. By considering these variables, artificial intelligence can assist in providing a comprehensive analysis of a borrower's risk profile. This, in turn, aids in minimizing Default Rates.
Technically speaking, this process of risk assessment is heavily reliant on Machine Learning – a subset of AI. The ability of machine learning algorithms to learn from and make decisions based on data makes it an indispensable tool in credit risk assessment. A Risk Assessor or Credit Analyst, well-versed with these machine learning applications, can indeed carry out this process accurately and authoritatively, having a significant impact on the world of personal finance.


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Ravindar Chandrasekaran is a well-known Indian film producer, filmmaker, managing director, filmmaker, actor, television personality, businessman, and entrepreneur from Chennai, Tamil Nadu. This creative man is well-known for making well-known South Indian films. Aside from that, he is a filmmaker and actor. Sutta Kadhai, his first film as a producer, was released in 2013. Aside from it, he produced a large number of films.
|Real Name||Ravindar Chandrasekaran.|
|Occupation||Producer, Managing Director, Filmmaker, Actor, Television Personality, Businessman, and Entrepreneur.|
|Age (as of 2023)||38 Years Old.|
|Birthdate||8 July 1984 (Sunday).|
|Birthplace||Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.|
|Current Residence||Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.|
|Net Worth||INR 15-20 Crores (approx.)|
|Alma mater||Reputed University.|
|Weight||In Kilograms: 125 kg|
In Pounds: 275.57 lbs
|Height||In Feet Inches: 5′ 9″|
Ravindar Chandrasekaran Age & Early Life
Chandrasekaran was born to his parents on July 8, 1984, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. He is a Hindu. Ravindar is 38 years old according to his birth date (as of 2023). On his 38th birthday, he sliced a Taj Mahal cake. He has had a lifelong interest in the entertainment sector. According to sources, Chandrasekaran attended a local school. He attended a reputable institution in Chennai for his degree. Following that, he started to concentrate on his entertainment career. Today, he is a well-known film producer.
Ravindar Chandrasekaran Height & Weight
Ravindar Chandrasekaran is 5 feet 9 inches tall. He weighs approximately 125 kg. He has lovely warm black eyes and Black locks. There is no information on his chest-waist-hip measurements, dress size, shoe size, biceps, and so on.
Ravindar Chandrasekaran’s Net Worth
How much is Ravindar Chandrasekaran’s net worth? Ravindar’s professional work as a producer provides him with a comfortable living. He also owns and operates Libra Productions in Chennai. He has a wealthy lifestyle. Chandrasekaran has also collaborated with a number of well-known filmmakers and producers. Ravindar’s net worth is believed to be between INR 15-20 crores (approx.) as of December 2023.
He is the proprietor of Libra Productions as well as a well-known producer. He produced the majority of the films under his production label. Ravindar made a film called Murungaikai Chips in the year 2021. Let me inform you that he also appeared in this film. He is the proprietor of Libra Productions as well as a well-known producer. Ravindar produced the majority of the films under his production label. He made a film called Murungaikai Chips in the year 2021. Let me inform you that he also appeared in this film.
Ravindar Chandrasekaran Husband & Marriage
Who is Ravindar Chandrasekaran’s husband? Ravindar is a husband. According to recent sources, handrasekaran wedded Mahalakshmi on September 1, 2022. Mahalakshmi is an actress, model, and television personality, to name a few things about her. She is well-known for her roles in films such as Vani Rani, Pillai Nila, Vilas, Chellamay, Yamirukka, and others.
Mahalakshmi and Ravindar have been dating for a long time. In 2022, they also got engaged. According to reports, their small wedding ceremony took place in Tirupati at 11 a.m. in the company of close family members and friends. According to rumors, this is their second marriage. When it comes to Mahalakshmi, she previously married her spouse Anil. She also has a son from a previous relationship. Ravindar, on the other hand, married his first wife, Ravindhar R Shanthi, on August 29, 2012. After some time, the couple split for personal reasons. Chandrasekaran is now residing in Chennai with his wife Mahalakshmi.

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Malibu Rocky Oaks is a 37-acre private working vineyard in Malibu, California. The property, which rests 2,000 feet above sea level in the Santa Monica Mountains, houses countless events in and around its Tuscan style mansion every year. With its amazing views and European vibe, this immaculate estate and its vibrant vineyards will make you feel like you’re on top of the world.
The Stunning Scenery at Malibu Rocky Oaks Estate
This gorgeous getaway is situated off the Malibu coast and in the heart of the Santa Monica Mountains. A scenic winding road leads to the summit, where the mountain top mansion offers a 360-degree view of the rolling hills and vast vineyards. The city and the Pacific Ocean lie in the distance. With this beautiful California setting as your party’s backdrop, you’ll host an event no one will ever forget.
Elaborate Events at Malibu Rocky Oaks Estate
With its one-of-a-kind location and mesmerizing views, Malibu Rocky Oaks is one of the most distinctive venues you could find. Every year this expansive Tuscan villa accommodates a set of events as unique the locale itself. In fact, it is one of the most recognized and awarded party destinations in Southern California. The Mediterranean microclimate gives way to warm days and cool nights, making this family-owned estate the perfect spot to let the good times roll.
Chef Meg Hall
Chef Meg Hall has been pursuing her passion for cooking and entertaining ever since she left her career in finance. One life-changing catering gig was all it took to get her on track to becoming one of the most in-demand caterers in Los Angeles. Now she caters full-time with the help of her dedicated team at Made By Meg. She embraced her passion for cooking and opened her own company in 2007. From that point on, Meg’s food has brought people together to celebrate joyous times in and around the City of Angels.
Chef Meg Hall’s Inspiring Event Menus
Given Made By Meg catering’s extensive knowledge of working at Malibu Rocky Oaks, you can rest assured that you’ll have a seamless wedding. Chef Meg creates wedding menus that are both inspiring and well thought-out. Each bite of food reflects the surroundings and occasion with grace and style. Her delicious personalized recipes ensure you and your guests will leave with lasting memories of this special space.
Chef Meg Hall’s Menu and Malibu Rocky Oaks
Because Malibu Rocky Oaks is one of Meg Hall’s preferred venues, she ensures her menus evoke the Estate’s luxurious nature. She proudly instills the same level of care into each event, whether it’s for high-end clients like Kaley Cuoco and Paramount, or your next door neighbor. Meg creates a fantastic selection of food by taking the rolling hills, deep blue ocean and lush vineyards to heart. Her Tuscan Station is designed for Mediterranean-themed grazing and her From The Sea main courses are an homage to the Pacific Coast. The opportunity to incorporate the unique colors, aromas and tastes from estate’s award-winning wines into the catering plans upon request further demonstrates her dedication to connecting clients with the surrounding space.
View some of Chef Meg’s Malibu Rocky Oaks Estate wedding events here:
How to Create the Perfect Menu for Your Event
You can create the perfect menu for your event at Malibu Rocky Oaks with Meg’s help. The team here at Made By Meg thrives on sharing our full catering menu with our clients. We take pride in speaking with you in depth about our menu, so we can create exactly what you want. If you have any ideas or requests regarding the menu for your upcoming event at this location, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Read our blog post for Malibu Rocky Oaks Estate wedding menu ideas. We’d be delighted to help you craft the perfect menu and see our amazing staff to bring it to life.
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By Con George-Kotzabasis
Historically and by definition all from the left are millenarians who being terrified with their capitalist nightmares are countervailing them with their millenarian dreams. And if you don’t dream Marxist ‘dialectical’ nightmares but only Kant’s dream of “Eternal Peace,” der Ewige Friede, then that still makes you a millenarian.
All men/women of reason abhor war. But sometimes war is necessary to prevent a greater catastrophe. And it is through war and strife against the enemies of humanity and freedom that mankind can achieve relative stability and peace. “Nothing for nothing” to quote the economic historian David Landes. I, like him, “prefer truth to goodthink.”

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One of the most important and pressing current global challenges is the issue of climate change and its adverse effects, namely those arising from rising sea-levels. This phenomenon of sea-level rise presents challenges to many areas of International Law, such as those related to the law of the sea, statehood and the protection of persons affected by sea-level rise.
This lecture will discuss the specific issue of sea-level rise and its impact from the point of view of displacement, migration and human rights, an issue that is meriting attention both from the International Law Association (ILA) and the United Nations International Law Commission (ILC). In particular, it will look at the ongoing work of the ILC's recently created Study Group on "Sea-level rise in relation to International Law", of which the speaker is one of the Co-Chairs.
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