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The F-15 ‘Eagle’ features a combination of out of the ordinary flexibility and acceleration, travel range, ammunition and enhanced avionics. The aircraft is equipped to pierce through opponent’s defense and exceeds and fights better than the opponent aircraft. It is outfitted with avionics system ammunition to observe, obtain, keep an eye on, and strike the opponent aircraft.
In 1967, the United States Air Force requested the design of McDonnell Douglas aircraft to fit the demand for a committed air superiority fighter.
In July 1972, the first F-15 Eagle (F-15A) fighter aircraft took its maiden flight.
After a year, in July 1973, the F-15B made its first flight. It was then delivered in November 1974.
In January 1976, the first F-15 Eagle intended for combat mission was deployed.
The F-15 Eagle is one of the most victorious present-day fighter aircraft, with a record of one hundred wins and zero loss in terms of aerial battle, with the major part of the kills by the Israeli Air Force.
F-15 Eagle Design
The F-15 eagle is equipped with a semi-monocoque fuselage with a length of 19.43 meters. It has a large-cantilever wing mounted on the upper part of the fuselage, with a wingspan of 13.06 meters, a wing area of 56.5 square meters, and a 45-degree sweep-back angle.
Ailerons and flaps are positioned on the trailing edge. The empennage is made of metal and composite, the vertical stabilizers were made of aluminum and composite material honeycomb construction, and the horizontal stabilizer of composite. The aircraft is designed with a retractable tricycle landing gear, and has a wheelbase of 8.7 meters.
The maneuverability of the aircraft is based from low weight to wing area ratio with a high thrust to weight ratio, warranting it to pivot firmly without having to lose airspeed. At a definite speed, the dynamic thrust output of the engine is higher compared to the weight and drag of the aircraft, making it capable to speed up vertically.
F-15 Eagle Flight Deck and Avionics
The F-15 Eagle has a multi mission avionics system that makes it special among other fighter aircraft. This system features a Head Up Display (HUD) that provides data without needing the pilot to look away from their accustomed viewpoint, an advanced radar, an Inertial Navigation System (INS) with accelerometers and gyroscopes, flight instrument system, Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radio, a Tactical Air Navigation System (TACAN) that produces exact geographical fixing of the position of the aircraft, and Instrument Landing System (ILS) receivers.
The aircraft is also equipped with tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS) that aids the user in tactical decision making by collecting the information of the opponent’s communications with the use of an Electronic Support (ES) system. It has an Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) System that detects if the aircraft is an opponent, an Electronic Countermeasure (ECM) device to deceive detection systems, and a central digital computer.
F-15 Eagle Engine and Performance
The F-15 Eagle is powered by two P&WF100 after-burning turbofan engines. Each engine has a maximum thrust of 23,770 lbf with afterburner.
The aircraft has a service ceiling of 65,000 feet, rate of climb of 50,000 feet per minute, combat range of 1,061 nautical miles and a ferry range of 3,000 nautical miles. It has a maximum speed of 1,433 knots at high altitude.
F-15 Eagle Notable Accidents and Incidents
On May 1 1993, an Israeli Air Force F-15D crashed in mid-air with an A-4 Skyhawk while on a training flight. The right wing of the F-15 was nearly ripped off completely. In spite of the damage it went through, the pilot of the aircraft was able to get to a neighboring airbase and land smoothly. There were no recorded fatalities in this incident.
On March 26 2001, two United States Air Force F-15C collided while on a low flying training close to the summit of Ben Macdui in Scotland. Both of the pilots died on the accident.
On November 2 2007, an old Missouri Air National Guard F-15C crashed close to St. Louis, Missouri. Initial finding was because of the possibility of a structural failure of the aircraft. There were no recorded fatalities in this incident. On the next day after the incident, the USAF suspended all non-mission critical F-15 operations.
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The Rufescent Tiger Herons (Tigrisoma lineatum) – also locally known as the Soco-Boi – are members of the Tiger Heron family, genus Tigrisoma.
They are found in Central and South America, and some nearby islands. Specifically, they are reported in the following countries: Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
The Rufescent Tiger Herons birds inhabit swamps.
Two Subspecies are currently recognized:
- Tigrisoma lineatum lineatum (nominate form) – Range: Southeastern Mexico south to Amazonian Brazil and northern Argentina
- Tigrisoma lineatum marmoratum – Range: Central Bolivia to eastern Brazil and northeastern Argentina
Species Research by Sibylle Johnson
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Warren-Newport Public Library District
Lake County, Illinois
Board of Trustees
Expendable Trust Fund
Adopted: February 14, 1995
Reviewed/Revised: January 12, 1999; April 10, 2003*; October 18, 2011; May 20, 2014;
March 16, 2017; December 19, 2017; January 21, 2020; October 17, 2023
*Title changed from Endowment Fund to Expendable Trust Fund
ARTICLE 1. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
The purpose of the Expendable Trust Fund of the Warren Newport Public Library District
(WNPLD) is to provide financial support for WNPLD, thus enabling WNPLD to enhance services
ARTICLE 2. GOAL AND USE OF FUNDS
Section 2.01 Goal
The goal of the Expendable Trust Fund is to establish a fund that can be used to enhance the
services provided through tax support.
Section 2.02 Use of Funds
The monies in the Expendable Trust Fund shall be used primarily for library materials, technology,
programming, capital improvements, public information campaigns, and solicitation of additional
contributions to the Expendable Trust Fund.
Section 2.03 Transfer of Funds
The Board of Trustees retains discretion for expenditure of unrestricted contributions to the
Expendable Trust Fund, which may include transferring a percentage of those funds to the
WNPLD Endowment Fund. This decision will be considered by the Board at the end of each
ARTICLE 3. CONTRIBUTIONS AND GIFTS
Section 3.01 Forms of Contributions and Gifts
The Expandable Trust Fund can accept gifts and contributions in the form of cash, insurance
proceeds, marketable securities, or real estate.
Section 3.02 Marketable Securities and Real Estate
A gift of marketable securities or real estate will be sold as quickly as is reasonably possible to
avoid market fluctuations, and the proceeds added to the Expendable Trust Fund.
Section 3.03 Restricted and Unrestricted Gifts
Gifts may be restricted to specific purposes. Absent specific instructions from the donor, all
unrestricted contributions received by WNPLD will be placed in the Expendable Trust Fund.
Unrestricted gifts and/or grants to the Expendable Trust Fund from individuals, foundations, or
corporations are encouraged.
Section 3.04 Deferred Gifts
Deferred gifts may be in the following forms:
• gifts by will made either through outright bequests or through bequests creating trusts with
the income going to the beneficiary (beneficiaries) and the remainder to the Expendable
• life insurance gifts in the form of a new or existing life insurance policy designating the
Expendable Trust Fund as the beneficiary and/or the owner of the policy;
• life income gifts, which are a current transfer of cash and/or securities from which the
donor retains the right to annual income.
Section 3.05 Confidential Gifts
At the request of the donor, the nature of the gift and/or the identity of the donor will remain
confidential to the extent permitted under relevant local, state, and federal regulations. If no
request for confidentiality is made, WNPLD may disclose the identity of its benefactors.
Section 3.06 Acceptance and Naming
The Expendable Trust Fund provides an avenue for accepting and organizing gifts and
contributions received by WNPLD. Gifts may be retained in the name of a specific individual(s).
ARTICLE 4. INVESTMENT AND EARNINGS
Investment of the Expendable Trust Fund will be made in accordance with laws governing
investment of public funds. Expendable Trust Fund earnings may include both interest income
and dividends. Absent specific restrictions on the use of earnings, the Board of Trustees will
determine appropriate uses for Expendable Trust Fund earnings.
Specifically named funds and the general Expendable Trust Fund will be invested either
separately or on a combined basis to take advantage of the best available investment options.
ARTICLE 5. ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING
The Board of Trustees approves expenditures from and restricted donations to the Expendable
Trust Fund. Fund balances will be reported to the Board monthly. The Expendable Trust Fund
will be included in the annual independent audit of WNPLD. The Expendable Trust fund will
operate as an expendable trust fund under current auditing definitions and regulations.

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Deep Learning in Automated Breast Cancer Diagnosis by Learning the Breast Histology from Microscopy
Recorded On: 10/26/2022
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women. With early diagnosis, some breast cancers are highly curable. However, the concordance rate of breast cancer diagnosis from histology slides by pathologists is unacceptably low. Classifying normal versus tumor breast tissues from breast histology microscopy images is an ideal case to use for deep learning and could help to more reproducibly diagnose breast cancer. This webinar will discuss using 42 combinations of deep learning models, image data preprocessing techniques, and hyperparameter configurations, with accuracy testing of tumor versus normal classification using the Breast Cancer Histology (BACH) dataset. Results of this process will be shared to demonstrate preprocessing and hyperparameter configurations have a direct impact on the performance of deep neural networks for image classification.
Presented by Qiangqiang Gu, MS, PhD Candidate, University of Minnesota
Mr Gu is a PhD candidate and a frequent speaker at national conferences.

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Boston High School: Ryan Moran
February, 23, 2011
By Marc Thaler | ESPNBoston.com
MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Manchester High School West's Valentine's Day victory made basketball coach Nick Moutsioulis wish his wallet could support a team trip to the Magic Kingdom.
"If I could pay for every one of the girls to go, I'd do it in a heartbeat," said Moutsioulis, his reference to Disney World and the visit made by the Super Bowl MVP after winning the biggest of games.
You see, West entered its Feb. 14 girls' hoop contest lugging a 77-game losing streak that dated to the 2007-08 season opener. But after three consecutive winless campaigns, and another 14 straight losses this winter, the Blue Knights stopped the frustration-filled skid with a 38-33 Division II road win at Pelham High.
"I'm still processing it. I don't even know how to react to a win," said 5-foot 8-inch forward Emily Colon, one of three seniors on West's varsity team that features just eight active players.
West's low participation in athletics isn't limited to girls' hoop. The loss of Bedford student-athletes to the opening of Bedford High in 2007 has affected most sports programs at the school.
The exodus that eventually shrunk West's population from 2,000-plus students to roughly 1,100, took place over several years. But West's ability to compete in most sports quickly declined.
Colon and classmate Brooke Brown were freshman call-ups to the varsity in 2007-08, West's first winless campaign. Routinely losing was a foreign feeling to these stars of the streak-snapping win; as ninth-graders they led their freshman team to a 12-4 record.
"We tried not to think about the negative," said Brown, a 5-foot-11 center, noting the team became the punchline to jokes that spread throughout the school.
Over time, however, staying positive proved tough. One winless season grew into two, which reached three last winter.
But worse than the lopsided losses -- and jokes generated by them -- was the sinking feeling caused by looking into the stands during home games.
November, 13, 2010
By Scott Barboza | ESPNBoston.com
BOSTON, Mass. -- Saturday’s Eastern Massachusetts Division I meet was proof that not much can slow Lowell High boys’ cross country team.
Raiders head coach Phil Maia knows his team didn’t run its best race collectively, but they were still good enough to win the sectional crown. The Raiders finished 20 points better than second-place finisher, Brookline, at Franklin Park.
Padraic Donovan led the Lowell charge with a seventh-place finish, navigating the 5K course in 16 minutes and 24 seconds. Michael Giardina finished two spots behind in 16:34. Patrick Coppinger (16, 16:48), Michael Gendron (36, 17:15) and Nathan McCarthy (39, 17:18) rounded out the top five for Lowell.
The Raiders have already claimed titles this season at the Manhattan Invitational and the Catholic Memorial Invitational in addition to a Merrimack Valley Conference championship.
Lowell now turns its attention to All-States.
“We rested boys for the MSTCA Invitational last week,” Maia said. “We knew we would be good enough to qualify for All-State and we wanted to plan out our postseason. I think we can regroup for next week, have a couple of kids improve on their times. Hopefully, we can put that together.”
Maia laughed when asked if his harriers might have been tad slow-footed because they were in attendance at Friday night’s eight-overtime football bout between Lowell and Andover.
“No, we had the guys over to watch ‘Prefontaine’ and pizza,” Maia said. “We want them to be fresh and we try to make sure that they’re not out late – like at a football game.”
TITANS ON TOP
The leaderboard of the Division IV boys’ race went as follows: Pembroke, Pembroke, Pembroke.
The Titans authoritatively cruised to the team title with three runners taking the top three spots. Senior Ryan Kelley placed first in 15:58. He virtually could have crossed the finish line holding hands with his teammates who finished second and third. Junior Wesley Gallagher was only two seconds behind with senior Brendan Adams a second behind him.
Overall, Pembroke placed seven runners in the top 30.
“This team is incredibly deep,” Kelley said. “We went one-two in the sophomore meets, too, so I think this team should be set for the next couple of years.”
Senior Ryan Moran placed 15th in 17:03 just ahead of teammate Joe Vercollone, who claimed 16th in 17:06. Freshman John Valeri crossed in 17:11 for 20th and Jesse Fine was 28th in 17:23.
As to whom of the Titans harriers was to take the top spot, that was worked out amongst themselves.
“It really doesn’t matter who wins,” Gallagher said. “I led through around the Wilderness and then I hung onto Ryan [Kelley] on the way down through the second loop. It just helps each of us to work off of each other.”
1. Stephen Sollowin, Sr., Weymouth, 15:47
2. David Melly, Sr., Newton South, 16:05
3. Nickolas Christiansen, Jr., Peabody,16:09
4. Ben Halpin, Sr., St John's Prep, 16:19
5. Simon Voorhees, Sr., Andover, 16:20
DIVISION I TEAM RESULTS:
1. Lowell, 107
2. Brookline, 127
3. Methuen, 164
4. St. John’s Prep, 169
5. Acton-Boxborough, 176
1. Shayne Collins, Sr., Mansfield, 16:02
2. Josh Lampron, Jr., Mansfield, 16:09
3. Kevin Thomas, Jr., Marshfield, 16:13
4. Joel Hubbard, Jr., Marshfield, 16:36
5. Matthew Cioe, Sr., Mansfield, 16:45
DIVISION II TEAM RESULTS:
1. Mansfield, 42
2. Westford Academy, 80
3. Chelmsford, 152
4. Lincoln-Sudbury, 172
5. North Andover, 179
1. Tyler Sullivan, Sr., Whitman-Hanson, 16:03
2. Drew Beck, Jr., Oliver Ames, 16:18
3. Pat Ryan, Jr., Whitman-Hanson, 16:32
4. Peter King, Sr., Wellesley, 16:35
5. Justin Connolly, Jr., Walpole, 16:38
DIVISION III TEAM RESULTS:
1. Oliver Ames, 67
2. Whitman-Hanson, 69
3. Walpole, 128
4. Gloucester, 160
5. Concord-Carlisle, 170
1. Ryan Kelley, Sr., Pembroke,15:58
2. Wesley Gallagher, Jr., Pembroke,16:00
3. Brendan Adams, Sr., Pembroke, 16:01
4. Brendan Sullivan, Jr., Foxborough, 16:17
5. Stephen Robertson, Jr., Wakefield, 16:28
DIVISION IV TEAM RESULTS:
1. Pembroke, 37
2. Bishop Feehan, 98
3. Sandwich, 161
4. Marblehead, 171
5. Dighton-Rehoboth, 228
1. Dana Dourdeville, Sr., Old Rochester, 16:20
2. Mark Rollfs, Sr., North Reading, 16:42
3. John Mantia, Sr., Coyle-Cassidy, 16:45
4. Patrick O’Donnell, Sr., Westwood, 16:49
5. Conor Lyons, Sr., Hamilton-Wenham, 16:49
DIVISION V TEAM RESULTS:
1. Hamilton-Wenham, 58
2. Newburyport, 97
3. Medfield, 110
4. Old Rochester, 149
5. Westwood, 174
1. Kieran Kinnare, Sr., Ipswich, 16:34
2. Nate Larrimer, Sr., Seekonk, 16:43
3. Ben Girard, Sr., Manchester-Essex, 16:52
4. William Harrington, Sr., Bishop Fenwick, 16:58
5. John McKeon, Sr., Abington, 17:15
DIVISION VI TEAM RESULTS:
1. Seekonk, 55
2. Ipswich, 133
3. East Bridgewater, 133
4. Norwell, 161
5. Dover-Sherborn, 170


That the Committee takes note of European Union Document No. 14357/11, a Commission Communication: Schengen governance —strengthening the area without internal border control, No. 14359/11, a Draft Regulation amending Regulation (EC) No. 562/2006 in order to provide for common rules on the temporary reintroduction of border control at internal borders in exceptional circumstances, No. 16664/10, a Draft Regulation on the establishment of an evaluation mechanism to verify the application of the Schengen acquis, No. 14358/11, an amended proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of an evaluation and monitoring mechanism to verify the application of the Schengen acquis, and No. 14142/10, a Draft Council Decision on the full application of the provisions of the Schengen acquis in the Republics of Bulgaria and Romania; and supports the Government’s approach for stronger governance of the Schengen area whilst safeguarding the Member States’ primary responsibility in matters of internal security; securing an effective evaluation and monitoring mechanism which includes the UK in respect of Schengen provisions in which the UK takes part; and supporting the accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the Schengen area as they have met the criteria and standards required of them under the terms of their Acts of Accession.
The House divided:
Ayes 461, Noes 23.


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What’s It Like As A Woman In A Man’s World? – With Author Sam Maggs
Book, comic book and video game author Sam Maggs is working to carve a path for minorities in industries traditionally populated by cisgender, heterosexual white men. Having written books including The Fangirl’s Guide to the Galaxy and games including Call of Duty: Vanguard, Sam has a wealth of experience in the business of comics and video games. In this episode of Traverse Talks with Sueann Ramella, Sam discusses the roles gender and identity have played in her life growing up and now. What stories do we prioritize? What messages do we internalize? In which ways is representation lacking? The roots of patriarchal society run deep, and though progress has been made, Sam says there’s still work to be done.

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Last October I bought some fiber for my birthday. This is “Lake Huron” on Targhee by Deep Dyed Yarns.
A few days later I bought some hand cards at SAFF.
What’s a girl to do when she has new fiber AND new hand cards? Why card it up, that’s what!
I had originally planned to keep the rolags in the original colour order that they came in, but then I thought of arranging them in a massive gradient, and I couldn’t get the idea out of my head.
Since I now had a box full of beautiful rolags, I had to spin long-draw. Long-draw is a skill I am still learning, so this took me quite a while.
Once I had finished spinning the singles, I began chain-plying the yarn to preserve the colour order I had so carefully established. My singles broke several times, so finally I ran them back through the wheel to add more twist before finishing the plying. Lesson learned: Make sure your yarn has enough twist before beginning to ply, especially for a chain-plied yarn since there isn’t another singles to provide additional structure!
The finished yarn is a glorious 464 yards of yarn. Since this is handspun and I am still refining my long-draw skills, the yarn varies from almost a laceweight to sport weight, with the majority of the yarn being in the fingering weight range.
I don’t have any definite plans for this skein yet, but it would make a lovely shawl or cowl – something that will use up all the yarn and that doesn’t come in pairs of items. I think it would make a beautiful woven scarf. Conversely, it would be gorgeous as a Lost in Time shawl.
It’s been quite a while since SAFF, but I’m still working through my class fiber samples. Here are a few yarns I’ve recently finished.
My most recent spin was a BFL/silk blend top in a purple to pink ombre. You can see it on the bottom left in the picture above. I had planned to spin it as a thick singles, but alas, my singles were thin (I need to work on that). So I changed course and chain plied the yarn to keep the colour order intact.
I didn’t add a lot of twist to the singles, and I’m delighted with how fluffy and soft this yarn is!
I also have a pair of yarns I’ve been spinning for quite a while now. In the topmost picture they are the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th samples from the top (these are also BFL/silk blends).
I spun the 2 samples with purple in them (2nd and 3rd from the top) separately, and then plied them with extra twist.
Then I spun my 3rd sample (4th from the top) in the same direction I had plied the previous yarn in and plied the yarns together again to create a crepe yarn.
I ended up with sister skeins. The 2-ply is a fingering weight, and the crepe is a DK weight.
I’m almost done spinning through my class samples. I’ll have to take a picture of them all together when I’m finished. Then it will be time to find the perfect project(s) for them. I can’t wait!
I talked a lot about SAFF after I went in October, but there’s 1 more thing I learned that I didn’t tell you about: I love spinning batts! Batts are fluffy swathes of carded wool and they are such a delight to spin! After sampling some batts we made in class I made it a point to buy one that I could enjoy more fully.
Just look at it. Isn’t it lovely? I bought it from Katelyn of DunnSpunn (She’s fabulous! You should check her out!! She had a pair of batts in her shop that were inspired by Anne of Green Gables and her best friend Diana. I wasn’t fast enough to snag them.) The colourway is called Candied Pumpkin, and it’s 3.1 oz of wool, mohair, bamboo, soy fiber and Angelina. I carefully unrolled the batt, stripped it, and spun. If you’re used to spinning worsted you will be amazed at how quickly woolen yarn spins up. I spun up the singles in an evening and a morning, and plied them with some deep green laceweight singles I had leftover from my Lilting Leaves spin.
I love how this yarn turned out. There are thick and thin spots and locks hanging out, and I have sparkly Angelina all over my house, but it’s so worth it. This yarn is gorgeous, and once I figure out how to showcase it in all its glory I’ll make it up into something lovely.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I think I have another batt lying around somewhere.
Late last year I finished a spin that I had been working on since August. I started with 4oz of BFL dyed in lovely shades of green, and paired it with another 4(ish)oz of deep forest green Merino I had in my stash.
My goal was to spin a 2-ply sock weight, so I spun each of the singles as fine as I could while still keeping them even. Spinning fine takes forever, and by the time I was done with the singles I needed a break. Fortunately, this was around the time I went to SAFF, so I was able to refuel, restock, and be refreshed.
Everything was going well until I started plying, but I couldn’t figure out what was wrong. For some reason my plies weren’t locking together like I expected them to. I shrugged it off, figuring that a good soak would set everything to rights. Then 2/3 of the way through plying the yarn started doing what it was supposed to. My heart sank as I realized what had happened: part of the way through spinning the dark green singles I had changed the direction of my spinning. About 2/3 of the yarn was an opposing ply yarn, while the other 1/3 was beautiful and balanced.
I can’t tell you how frustrated I was at first. How can you switch directions in spinning without the yarn breaking or drifting apart? I wanted to have 800-1000 yards of yarn that was all the same so I could make something significant out of it. Now my plan was ruined because of a stupid mistake I made because I wasn’t paying attention.
I took a step back to let myself cool off, then made myself consider the pros instead of the cons. I’ve never made an opposing ply yarn before, so this was a learning experience. Now I know what opposing ply yarn does. It’s rather curly and delightfully kinky because of all the extra twist energy the opposing ply brings to the yarn. I wonder how this would change the texture in a knitted or woven fabric?
In a way this yarn is a lot like life. Everything can seem to be going exceedingly well, and then something happens that throws a wrench in your plans. In times like this it’s important to take the time to reconsider your perspective and see if maybe there isn’t a silver lining after all.
I can’t wait to make something out of this yarn. I think a large woven stole would be just delightful. I’m even considering lightly felting the finished fabric because I’ve never done it before and I think it would really finish the fabric in a beautiful way.
We all make crafting mistakes. What stories do you have of snatching a success from the jaws of failure?
I am privileged to live close enough to Asheville, NC to attend SAFF (SouthEastern Animal and Fiber Fair) pretty much every year. This year the first day of SAFF was the day after my birthday, so I decided to make the whole latter part of the week my party. I started by taking a 2-day class with Abby Franquemont. I’ve been an admirer of Abby since I started spinning several years ago, and taking a class with her was definitely on my bucket list. This class was about colour and structure in spinning, and I had a blast!
The first day of the class we dealt with colour. We started with plain red and plain white wool and talked first about how colour is perceived differently by different people and in different contexts. We then took the red and white wool and started to combine them – first just holding them together or trying to combine them by hand. Then Abby used her drum carder to blend the colours – we spun after 1 pass, 2 passes, and 3 passes. It was really interesting to see the changes that additional blending made. Next we combined the same red and a dark brown in much the same manner, except after a few passes through the drum carder Abby added yellow and purple – colours I initially thought were incongruous, but ended up intensifying the beauty of the blend we were making.
After lunch we came back to talk more about how to handle colour within spinning. Abby had taken a bit of a look around the market and returned with oodles of such beautiful fibers to divide among us so we could try them all. We talked about the different ways fiber (and yarns) are dyed and how often hand-dyed fibers will have some kind of repeat if you look for it. Taking a few minutes to assess how a fiber is dyed can inform how you spin it. After the fiber was divided among us all we each started spinning what appealed to us and took the rest home to play with.
I chose to start with this sea-green that gradually fades into a pinkish-brown and then into gold. I split the fiber down the middle, then spun it end to end for a long gradient singles, then plied it end to end for a 2-ply gradient.
The second day of class we started with show and tell – everyone shared with the class what they had finished since the previous afternoon. It was interesting how even though we all had the same building blocks, we ended up with very different yarns. We spent the day learning about topics as they came up – from tips on using a Lazy Kate to plying with an “Andean” plying bracelet to how to ply more smoothly (pro tip: winding off before plying makes your yarn ply better). We talked about”Navajo” or chain plied yarns, cable plied yarns, and crepe yarns. Most of us had never spun a crepe yarn and wanted to learn, so we focused on that in the afternoon, using 3 different colours of wool to create an unintentionally patriotic yarn.
A crepe yarn is a 3-ply construction where 2 singles are spun in the same direction, then plied in the opposite direction with extra twist added for an extra plying step. A 3rd singles is then spun in the same direction as the first 2 yarns were plied, and the singles and the 2-ply are plied in the opposite direction from the first ply to create a balanced yarn. It’s a really interesting construction and is supposed to be extra strong (so a good idea for high-wear items, like socks). It was really interesting to see how different everyone’s yarns were. Even more than before, we started with the same materials and the exact same directions, and yet no 2 yarns were alike.
The last bit of class was question and answer with Abby and a quick walk through the market to look at all the pretties.
I’m the kind of person who doesn’t usually spend money on a class. I’m all about learning from books,You-Tube, or the internet in general because there is just so much information out there these days. What I didn’t realize before this class is that you get so much more from an in-person experience than you can from reading a book or a blog or watching a video. I have been so inspired since taking this class with Abby, and I have been spinning almost non-stop. So next time you are thinking about taking a class – I highly recommend it!
Last time we talked I was beavering away on my entrelac scarf. I kept it in my bag to knit on while waiting and on trips and in meetings (the kind where I join online and no one can see me. Alas, I have too many in-person meetings). Once I understood the basics of how entrelac works it was easy to pick up for a few minutes here and there. It’s just stockinette with the occasional decrease. It turns out that if you work on something consistently (even if consistently just means a half hour a few times a week) it eventually gets done. I’m pleased to show you my finished scarf.
I handspun the yarn over a year ago. My goal was fat singles, but the end yarn was a little more thick and thin than I really like, but there’s a kind of perfection in the imperfection, right? I can’t wait to wear this with a jean jacket this fall.
The materials in this post were put together by my friend Jenn for our spinning group’s fiber study.
Targhee is one of America’s youngest breeds, having been developed this century. The Western sheep industry around 1900 was based on Merino and Rambouillet sheep with the emphasis on raising wool. Shortly after the turn of the century a demand began for lamb and this led to a crossing of the fine-wooled sheep to develop a better lamb producing animal. The most popular method to achieve this goal was the crossing of an English longwool breed with the fine-wooled breeds that were the basis of the Western sheep industry.
To fill this need, the US government began a program of crossing Lincoln rams on Rambouillet ewes, which was the foundation that developed into the Columbia breed. While these crosses were quite popular, many sheepmen felt that the ideal sheep would be 3/4 fine wool and 1/4 long wool, or what was commonly known as a “comeback” sheep, a name that signifies coming back to the Rambouillet from the first coarse and fine cross. To meet this demand, the US Sheep Experiment Station was begun in the fall of 1926 to lay the foundation for such a breed.
The foundation was a group of cross-bred ewes, consisting of Rambouillet, Lincoln, and Corriedale blood that were bred to 9 of the station’s smoothest, thickest Rambouillet rams. After 3 years of the program, 201 first-generation ewes were carefully selected and bred intensely. After 3 generations (about 1938) it had become apparent that a desirable breed had been developed and a larger genetic base was needed. New breeding schemes were developed, using the same original breeds, and the number of Targhees was boosted to over 1,000 sheep. The breed was named Targhee after the national forest where the animals grazed during the summer.
Each ewe will average a 10-14 lb fleece that has a micron measurement of 21-25 and a staple length of 3-5″ with a yield of 50-55%.
Jenn provided us all with a handful of Targhee fiber, and it was luscious! I spun a fine single on my drop spindle, wound it into a butterfly, and plied it back on itself for 15 yards of a fingering weight 2-ply yarn. I will definitely try this one again!


Palatine's bigs too much for Grayslake North
The scouting report was met with disbelief.
"We were watching film on Palatine and their two big guys came up, and I said to our guys, 'Just so you know, one of those guys is 6-foot-6, 305 pounds, and the other one is 6-foot-4, 315 pounds,'" Grayslake North coach Todd Grunloh said.
"Our guys were like, 'No way, Coach. That's not possible.' "
Oh but it is, and the Grayslake North boys basketball team got an up close and personal eyeful of Palatine bigs Julian Campbell (6-foot-6) and David Balanganayi (6-foot-4).
The two teamed up to pound on Grayslake North for a combined 27 points in leading visiting Palatine to a 62-50 victory in the opening round of Lake Zurich's MLK Tournament.
The Pirates improve to 8-9 on the season with the win and will play the winner of Wednesday's night's Carmel-Mundelein game in Saturday's semifinals. Grayslake North, which plays the Carmel-Mundelein loser on Saturday, dropped to 8-8 despite a game-high 27 points from Ryan Connolly (two 3-pointers).
"They are a ton to guard," Grunloh said of Campbell and Balanganayi. "I've been doing this a long time and I've never seen two (high school) kids that big in my life on the basketball court and the fact that they're both on the same team and in the same starting five is amazing."
Campbell, who scored 17 points, and Balanganayi, who scored 10 points, have been turning heads together since middle school.
"We've been playing basketball together since we were little kids at the rec center and we just got better and better playing together each summer and sharing the ball with each other," Balanganayi said. "We work together well, we don't care who scores the most. That's what we do."
Another thing Campbell and Balanganayi do is intimidate with their size. They are a sight standing side-by-side, owning the lane.
"Teams just don't know what to do when they see us," Campbell said. "Basically when we step on the court, it's different. Most teams don't have people like us. They don't see guys like us."
Balanganayi, a senior, is also a standout on the Palatine football team, a right guard. He's got scholarship offers from Central Michigan and Bowling Green and will be deciding next month where he'll continue his career.
Campbell, who showed versatility by also stepping out and draining three 3-pointers, is a basketball guy and is just scratching the surface of how good he can be. He is just a sophomore and already has serious interest from Northwestern and UIC.
"It's a unique thing having kids that size play at the same time," Palatine coach Eric Millstone said. "When they play well together, it gives teams something to prepare for."
Grayslake North also had issues with Palatine's zone in the fourth quarter.
The Pirates were able to open up a close game by turning up the intensity of their defense to create frustration and confusion for Grayslake North.
Palatine opened the fourth quarter with a 46-42 lead but ran that up to a 52-42 lead before Grayslake North scored its first point with 2:30 left in the game. That came on free throws by Connolly.
The Knights didn't even score their first field goal of the quarter until there was 1:05 remaining, and that was on a putback by Connolly, who scored all 8 of Grayslake North's fourth-quarter points.
"I just don't think we were running our offense the right way in the fourth quarter," said Connolly, who recently scored his 1,000th career point and was given a plaque for it after the game. "We couldn't get open looks, we didn't go to the right spots on the court. And their defensive intensity picked up too and that really hurt us. It was very frustrating. To not score for like 10 minutes is not something we usually do."
Two other players reached double-figures in the game. For Palatine, Ben Storm added 10 points on two 3-pointers and Tony Hines had 12 points for Grayslake North.


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Japan intends to buy foreign long-range missiles for the first time in response to the growing national security threat.
Japan’s Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera. Photo: Reuters.
Japan’s Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera yesterday announced that the country would buy long-range missiles to increase its defense against security threats, according to CNN.
“We will deploy missiles capable of protecting ourselves from beyond the enemy’s range, to ensure the safety of the Defense Force and effectively protect the nation,” said Onodera.
Japan will buy two types of missiles, the Lockheed Martin JASSM Long-Range Destroyer Missile and Lockheed Martin’s JASSM surface-to-air missile, to be mounted on the F-15 fighter, according to a spokesman for Minister Onodera’s office.
In addition, Japan will also buy Joint Attack Missiles (JSM) from the Norwegian company Kongsberg to equip the F-35 stealth fighter that has just been entered into the Japan Air Defense Force.
The Japanese government will add the financial requirements to the 2018 budget package to make these missile purchases.
Minister Onodera did not directly mention the dangers of Japan’s national security, but the security situation in East Asia is increasingly strained due to Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile programs.
North Korea on November 29 tested its Hwasong-15 intercontinental ballistic missile, claiming this missile can reach every major US city. On August 29 and September 15, a siren sounded in Japan as two Korean rockets flew over the northern territories before crashing into the Pacific Ocean.

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Literary and Historical Notes:
It's the birthday of Henry Fielding, born in Sharpham Park, Somerset, England (1707). He was one of the first great novelists to write in English. His books include Joseph Andrews (1742), Amelia (1752) and his masterpiece, Tom Jones (1749). He invented characters with names like Harry Luckless, Bookweight, Judge Squeezum, Captain Merit, Lord Richly, Mother Bilkum, Puzzletext, Colonel Promise, Squire Tankard, and Mrs. Slipslop.
He went off to London to become a writer when he was seventeen years old. For four years, he didn't have much money and struggled just to get by. He called himself a "great, tattered bard." He was a socialite and a womanizer, famous for his inspired bouts of drunkenness. Once he was charged with assaulting a servant, but nothing came of it. In 1728, he got his first play produced, Love in Several Masques, but it was a flop. Fielding left London to go to a university in Holland, because it was cheaper than British universities, but when he was twenty-two he ran out of money and had to go back to London.
In 1730, he had his first major theatrical success, The Tragedy of Tragedies; or The Life and Death of Tom Thumb The Great, a parody of the epic tragedies that were popular at the time. According to legend, the play made Jonathan Swift laugh for just the second time in his life. After Tom Thumb, Fielding wrote more than twenty more hit plays, and became known for making fun of the politicians of his day.
Fielding never would have become a novelist if it weren't for an act of censorship by the British government. The prime minister at the time, Sir Robert Walpole, was fed up with all of the rowdy political satires that had become so popular in London theatres. He thought that Fielding in particular had gone over the line with some of his jokes; and so in 1737 the Theatrical Licensing Act was passed, which said that only plays licensed by the government could be performed.
Fielding knew that none of his plays would ever be approved by the government, so he quit writing plays and went to law school. When he graduated in 1740, he started a magazine of literary essays called the Champion, and two years later he published his first novel, Joseph Andrews (1742). It was a parody of the best-selling novel at the time, Pamela, by Samuel Richardson, about a virtuous servant girl.
Seven years later, Fielding published his most famous novel, The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. In the novel, Tom Jones is left on the bed of an aristocrat, who decides to raise him himself. As a young man, Tom is expelled from the house, and he goes on to have a series of adventures. Fielding said his goal in Tom Jones was "to laugh mankind out of their favorite follies and vices." Tom Jones is full of passages that don't have much to do with the book's plot, but are included anyway to explain the narrator's intentions and to make us laugh. Fielding wrote in Tom Jones, "Reader, I think proper to acquaint thee that I intend to digress, through this whole history, as often as I see occasion, of which I am myself a better judge than any pitiful critic whatever; and here I must desire all those critics to mind their own business, and not to intermeddle with affairs or works which no ways concern them."
Fielding said, "What is commonly called love [is] merely the desire of satisfying a voracious appetite with a certain quantity of delicate white human flesh."
It's the birthday of James Norman Hall, born in Colfax, Iowa (1887). He was a fighter pilot in World War I and spent the last six months of the war in a prison camp. While he was in the army, he met another pilot named Charles Nordhoff. They both went on to write travel articles for the Atlantic, and then, in 1932, they co-wrote the historical novel Mutiny on the Bounty. It sold hundreds of thousands of copies, and Hall and Nordhoff went on to write several more novels together.
It's the birthday of novelist O(le) E(dvart) Rolvaag, born in Helgeland, Norway (1876). He grew up on Donna Island, a tiny treeless island just south of the Arctic Circle. When he was fifteen he dropped out of school and began to go on daylong fishing expeditions. Five years later, he quit his life as a fisherman and sailed to the United States. Eventually, he made his way to South Dakota, where he worked on his uncle's farm for three years. He got a degree from St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota and went on to write novels chronicling the experiences of Norwegian immigrants in the American Midwest, including his most famous book, Giants in the Earth (1927).
It's the birthday of poet Louise Gluck, born in New York City (1943). She's the author of many collections of poetry, including The Seven Ages (2001), The Wild Iris (1992) and Firstborn (1968). She said, "From the time . . . I first started reading poems . . . I loved those poems that seemed so small on the page but that swelled in the mind; I didn't like the windy, dwindling kind."
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Extinction Rebellion activists recently staged a protest at the Labour Party headquarters, with the aim of pressuring the party to cancel new oil licenses announced by the Prime Minister. The activists scaled the building, displaying a banner that read “Cut Ties to Fossil Fuels” and setting off smoke grenades. They also created a visual demonstration by dousing the front steps of the headquarters in black paint.
The protesters are demanding that the Labour Party take immediate action to tackle climate change and commit to ending its ties with the fossil fuel industry. They argue that cancelling new oil licenses is a crucial step towards achieving this goal.
While the specific details of the new oil licenses announced by the Prime Minister were not mentioned in the article, it is clear that the protesters believe these licenses to be harmful to the environment and incompatible with efforts to combat climate change.
The protest at the Labour Party headquarters is just one of many actions undertaken by Extinction Rebellion, a global environmental movement that uses non-violent civil disobedience to draw attention to the urgent need for action on climate change.
In recent years, Extinction Rebellion has gained international attention for its disruptive protests, which have included blocking major roads and bridges, occupying public spaces, and organizing large-scale rallies. The movement seeks to exert pressure on governments, businesses, and institutions to take immediate and meaningful action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
While the article does not provide information about the response of the Labour Party to the protest, it is notable that such actions by Extinction Rebellion are intended to push political leaders and parties to prioritize climate action and make substantive policy changes.
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Body positivity is important at every age and it’s important to practice it daily. We need to learn to accept ourselves and our bodies because we are only given one body and we should love the skin we are in. It is important to embrace the flaws you have because everyone has flaws. You need to invest in yourself with the goal to project a positive self-image. It doesn’t matter if you are skinny or overweight, young or old, male or female. We all have a body and should always be positive about it and be positive to others about their bodies. Here are some ways you can practice body positivity daily:
If we want to learn to love ourselves and our bodies, it is most important we have to take care of ourselves. Self care could be anything from a healthy diet, getting a haircut, buying new clothes, taking a shower, or exercise. We have to take care of our bodies if we want to live a healthy and happy life. Invest in yourself daily and try incorporating something to care
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Reduce Social Media Influence
With the world of social media, we see unrealistic unhealthy bodies all the time. With all the photo editing apps out there we don’t even know what is real anymore. If you want to practice body positivity, reduce the influence that social media has on you. Face the truth and embrace your flaws. Every instagram model has flaws whether you see them or you don’t. Love yourself and do not look for exterior validation and definitely don’t compare yourselves to people you see on social media.
Surround yourself with positivity and positive people. Part of loving the body you are in is accepting the body you are in and not letting others put you down. Don’t surround yourself with negativity. Try to be positive in every aspect of your life. Look at the world with the cup is half full mentality. Believe in yourself and be your best self.
Focus on Health Not Weight Loss
Focusing on being healthier is definitely more important than focusing on a number on a scale and will get you further in life. Every single person in this world has to focus a little more on their health. The number on the scale means nothing in the long haul. Try doing
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Looking in the mirror and loving the body you are in is so rare in today’s world. We compare ourselves to everyone and are never satisfied. If you are overweight you want to lose weight and if you are under weight you want to gain weight, we are just never happy with what we have. The important thing to remember is to be healthy and love yourself. Incorporating these tips in your every day life will take you a long way.


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Re: NCAC buys Disney Property
Jim Soltysiak (jasolty@JGVANDYKE.COM)
Mon, 13 Oct 1997 08:07:38 -0400
First-off, I in no way speak for the National Capital Area Council and I am
only relaying information I heard when I attended the OA orientation at the
close-in camp during the weekend. Ron Carroll also presented the
information as his impression of what is going to happen, but all decisions
are pending volunteer committee approvals.
The camp is near Haymarket, VA. The council purchased several properties
in the area. The largest property was the farm. They also own a 100 yd
wide strip of land bordering the road from Rt. 15 to the road next to the
property for signs and "to prevent building along the strip." They also
own a large strip of wooded area with a stream in the middle and a few real
small properties in the area. It was a package deal, Disney did not want
to sell of the properties piece-meal. Most of the small areas will be sold
off to make money for improvements at the main area. The wooded strip will
be used for awhile for camping but will eventually be sold off. It is
zoned commercial and the county has let it known that they will allow
camping there for awhile but they will not change the zoning.
The farm itself is divided into 4 areas. The first area being the farm
house area. There are several barns, some old and decaying, some newer. A
large fancy farm house, ideal for small meeting and sleeping staff for
events but not for large events. The second area is an area to the west of
the farmhouse. It is a flood plain that was dry when we got there but
according to Mr. Carroll can get very marshy after rains. The third area
farther to the west is a large forest area, no campsites yet, but ideal
location for campsites. The fourth area to the east of the farmhouse is a
large open hilly field on which they are planning on planting trees
They anticipate that training will move to the site "this time next year."
But any major building on the site will not take place for approx. 5 years
when they anticipate getting city sewer and water at the site.
I hope this answers some of your questions.
Chapter Adviser, Patuxent Chapter
Vigil Class of '96 - Tschitanessoagan - One who has Authority
Amangamek Wipit Lodge #470 - National Capital Area Council
Date: Thu, 9 Oct 1997 11:53:43 -0400
From: Bill Haynes <BDKQ5H1@LIVEWIRE.BELL-ATL.COM>
Subject: NCAC buys Disney Property
I just read the Council newspaper discussing the purchase of some 500
by the National Capitol Area Council from the Disney Company. Disney
wanted to build a theme park outside Washington, DC called 'Disney's
America', but local opposition caused the plan to fail. The land will
used for a 'close-in' camp to the DC area. The council camp, Goshen,
over 3 hours away.
The picture painted by the council was rosy, but mentioned they paid
as much as they had hoped to pay for camp property, but it was twice
size. I don't think any amount was given in the council paper. What
know about this property which was a farm? Apparently there is no
forest land as an article mentioned the need to plant 1000's of trees.
There is apparently no waterfront, but there is wetland nearby. The
Washington Post also quoted a resident as saying they were happy to
the Scouts as neighbors, but wouldn't want their son camping so close
I would like to hear more about the area. I am excited about the
opportunity to have a local Scout camp. Does anyone have any
Bill Haynes-DL (Den 3, Pack 224, Hyattsville, MD)
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A Florida man on the run from Georgia authorities is finally behind bars tonight.
Michael Benjamin, 22, had been on the run from police since Tuesday night when he stole a collection jar full of money for the Liberty County football team from the El Cheapo off exit 67 on I-95. Police chased Benjamin to Jasper County, where he crashed the car he had allegedly stolen in Vero Beach, Florida, and fled on foot.
Liberty County Sheriff's deputies say Benjamin stole another vehicle and made his way to Dublin, Georgia. He was caught this afternoon after another chase with police, this time two police cars were wrecked. No injuries have been reported.
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While sport is generally considered a positive environment for the development of personal and social skills, research shows that there are multiple social and structural factors that can influence the development of positive outcomes among youth in sport, including parent education programs.
A study from the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education examined the impact of Respect in Sport Parent Program on athletes’ psychosocial development among minor hockey players over three years. The RiSPP is a parent education program that was developed in 2008 and implemented widely in sport leagues across Canada to provide parents with knowledge on a broad range of topics to contribute to a positive sport culture and experiences among young athletes.
“Parents are thought to be a key target group for interventions to promote positive developmental outcomes among athletes,” says Katherine Tamminen, an assistant professor at KPE and lead author of the study published in the Journal of Sport Sciences. “There is a strong body of research documenting both negative and positive influences of parents in youth sport settings.”
For example, Tamminen explains, athletes may perceive parental pressure as a source of stress and parents’ presence at competitions can be associated with heightened competitive anxiety for young athletes. Conversely, athletes typically display higher sport satisfaction, intention to continue in sport, enjoyment, competence and confidence when their parents emphasize task improvement and effort over winning and out-performing other athletes.
The researchers surveyed athletes from minor hockey in Canada between 2014 and 2017. For comparative purposes, athletes were recruited from minor hockey leagues that had implemented the RiSPP education program, as well as leagues that had not implemented the program.
Athletes were invited to complete an online survey at three time points during each hockey season in order to capture the athletes’ experiences at the beginning, middle and end of each season between 2014 and 2017.
366 athletes between the ages of 14 and 19 completed at least one online survey during the study period and 83 athletes completed multiple surveys for longitudinal analyses. The surveys assessed athletes’ positive and negative developmental experiences, prosocial and antisocial behaviours, parental support and pressure, and sport enjoyment and commitment.
The study found that sport participation itself was associated with improvements in some developmental outcomes for youth athletes, regardless of whether or not RiSPP was introduced at the organizational level. However, the findings also demonstrated that the implementation of the RiSPP was associated with improvements in other aspects of athletes’ psychosocial experiences in sport, specifically the reduction of antisocial behaviours towards opponents and in athletes’ development of personal and social skills.
Tamminen, who co-wrote the study with Carolyn E. McEwen, an instructor in the School of Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia, and Professors Gretchen Kerr & Peter Donnelly of KPE, thinks there may be differences in the impact the program can have depending on how it is implemented within sport organizations. According to her, a possible reason for the small effects of the program on youth outcomes could be due to the mandatory nature of the program. In other words, the extent to which parents engaged in the material may have been limited if they were not completing the program voluntarily. Another possible reason could be due to the broad scope of the program content and the online delivery format.
“Providing parents with information and education is a good step toward improving young athletes’ experiences in sport,” says Tamminen. “Moving forward, efforts may be needed to help educate parents on how to translate the information from the program into changes that would positively impact athletes’ experiences in youth sport.”
The development of online parent education programs that use multiple ‘booster’ sessions or that provide information spread out over multiple sessions may also help to strengthen the impact of these types of programs, she says, although participant retention and program completion may be challenging.
“The takeaway message for administrators within youth sport organizations should be to focus on systematic, structural changes over time. The effects of education programs targeting parents may take time to impact athletes’ experiences and outcomes,” says Tamminen.
“Additionally, parent education programs alone may not be sufficient, and changes to the culture of youth hockey may take time to show significant differences among athletes themselves.”


On Monday 7 January, TfL will start work to improve the junction of Edgware Road with Burwood Place and Harrowby Street, to make it safer and easier for pedestrians and cyclists to cross the road. The scheme forms part of a network of Cycle Grid Quietways in London, with this stretch linking linking Bayswater to Marylebone.
Pedestrians will be able to cross Edgware Road on either side of the junction (for example from Barclays to Argos) on a single green man phase, without waiting in the central reservation. Both Burwood Place and Harrowby Street will be made one way at the junction, allowing traffic to turn into these roads from Edgware Road but will not be able to exit onto Edgware Road.
The works will be carried out in phases:
- The first phase will start on Monday 7 January, lasting a week and seeing lane closures on Edgware Road northbound and southbound. Both Burwood Place and Harrowby Street will be closed at Edgware Road with traffic on diversion.
- Phase two of the works that start on 15 January will go on until 12 February 2019 and will see lane closures on Edgware Road removed as work is concentrated at Burwood Place; but both Burwood Place and Harrowby Street will remain closed at Edgware Road.
- Phase three will see the main works move to Harrowby Street on 13 February until 7 March, with both Burwood Place and Harrowby Street remaining closed at Edgware Road.
- Phase four will start on 8 March and will last the rest of the month. There will be lane closures on Edgware Road northbound and southbound and both Burwood Place and Harrowby Street will remain closed at Edgware Road.
The works will finish with night time resurfacing at the junction on 25 and 26 March 2019. Edgware Road will be closed northbound on the first night and southbound on the second night. Diversions will be signposted. Bus stop EJ on Edgware Road will be closed for phases one and four above. Parking suspensions will apply to bays on Harrowby Street and Burwood Place throughout the works.
Pedestrian access will be maintained throughout the work, with temporary crossings in place close to the junction.


Police Beat: Alleged theft of cell phone leads to arrest
Submitted by Howard Owens on August 28, 2009 - 6:48am
Harris G. Reed, 28, of 27 Perry St., Holley, is charged with petit larceny. Reed is accused of stealing a cell phone from a counter top at 11293 Lake Road, Pavilion. The alleged theft took place June 3. Reed was arrested Aug. 7. He will be arraigned in Pavilion Town Court Sept. 8.
A 17-year-old boy from Alabama has been charged with distributing indecent material to minors via a computer and endangering the welfare of a child. The youth allegedly sent nude pictures of himself to a minor female.
Jason W. Wolf, of the Town of Batavia, is charged with grand larceny, falsifying business records and 25 counts of offer to file a false instrument. The investigation by State Police is ongoing. The alleged crime was first reported Nov. 5. Wolf was arrested last week. He was released on his own recognizance. No other details were available on the SP media web site this morning.


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Surprisingly, although I really didn’t enjoy using the sewing machine, this is one of the most satisfying projects I’ve done. Also, I need to stop bad-mouthing my sewing machine. It really does run well, and has some pretty cool features, such as a semi-automatic needle threader.
I finished the scarf today, and plan to wear it to the Theatre tonight.
Here’s how I finished it off.
If any the pieces appeared to be too “hole’y”, I just added more stabilizer and fabric.
I rinsed all the pieces, and then put them in the dryer, with a bounce fabric softener. Then, more stabilizer, and I connected all the pieces
I ended up with a wearable piece of Art. I LOVE It!!
It was VERY time consuming – I’m sure I spent at least 5 hours making it. And, although these Art Scarves sell for $35-$50 dollars, it wasn’t cheap to make.
3 Spools of thread = $12, Material = $5, 10 feet of Stabilizer = $4.00, for a total of $21.00.
I probably could have stitched less, and it would still have been as robust, but since I don’t know much about fabrics, threads, sewing in general, I can’t really say.
I might make a couple more, but only because I have 5 yards left of EACH of the pink and orange gauzy material, and don’t know what else to do with it.
Maybe, rather than cutting the material into small random shapes, I’ll cut it into long strips and see how that goes together.


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Preity Zinta, who tied the knot on Feb. 28 in Los Angeles, will have her wedding reception on Friday the 13th. The actress' husband Gene Goodenough and her in-laws are currently in India and have travelled to Preity's hometown, Shimla.
After having a hush-hush wedding, the actress is set to throw a big fat reception for her Bollywood gang on May 13. "She started working out as soon as she returned to Mumbai. Like any bride, she wants to look her best at the reception. She loves pilates and has been working on toning her arms and legs. There is never a dull moment with her in the gym," Preity's trainer and friend Yasmin Karachiwala told Mumbai Mirror.
The wedding was a private affair with only relatives and friends attending it. Preity's friends from the industry, including jewellery designer Farah Khan Ali, Sussanne Khan and socialite-fashion designer friend Surily Goel, attended the wedding.
And now fans will get to see Preity all dressed up as a new bride in her reception as the diva did not share any wedding photo. It had been reported that the couple wanted to put their wedding images up for auction and the proceeds generated would go to the Preity Zinta Foundation.
In other news, Preity is set to make a comeback in Bollywood films. She will be seen opposite Sunny Deol in Neeraj Gupta's "Bhaiyyaji Superhit." The film's shooting had started in 2013, but due to financial crisis, it was kept on hold.
The director has now resumed the shooting and is waiting for Preity to rejoin them after her wedding reception. "She is enjoying a well-deserved vacation with her husband and in-laws. We are hoping to resume shoot in about 10-15 days," Neeraj told Mumbai Mirror.