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|Attempting to escape might be a sign of liberation, survival instinct or of cowardice; it depends on how you look at the matter but probably the problem lies in the word itself. Understanding what is to evade or escape is a communicational problem since the same word can be used with different meanings. We have essentially good escapes, and bad ones.
All escapes have their consequences; you can't escape them, and some are good and others are bad. Countries acquiring independence often remain at odds for decades with their motherlands because indeed, nobody likes to lose territory. Convicts escaping from prison usually have a hard time hiding and rebuilding a new life unless they escape to another country with no extradition treatises.
Evading daily responsibilities also have consequences; ignoring the environment, public health, the education of children and acting like jingoistic paranoids are no free rides. Consequences will arise, sooner or later.
But only the really stupid could believe that they will get away with it, no matter what 'it' might be.
In our world of 'free enterprise' and 'global markets' it seems that we are forgetting about the first words, leaving us just with enterprises and markets, and while these things may be good within an adequate context, seeing our whole world from a perspective tainted by money and just money can only be bad.
First of all, there is education; it seems that as children, our rulers of today - and most of ourselves as a society - didn't learn enough of our world's history. They (and we) do not seem to understand that by cutting education money in order to allegedly streamline budgetary issues, or to promote business or amuse stock markets we would only make this situation worse.
They don't know that the world has already seen crusades, middle ages and holy wars; they solved nothing, and so will not this war on terrorism because of two or three simple issues: first, you can destroy buildings, but you can't destroy ideas.
Second, if you want to change other people's minds, you have to offer something attractive for them, and frankly, Muslims don't seem very amused by what western countries and especially the United States have to offer; and third, you can't pretend to wage a world-wide fight by alienating your won allies.
So this is why education is important, even among war-mongers: it helps you win and make the consequences of your fight good ones, and not the disaster that is becoming all too apparent in places like Afghanistan and Iraq because let's face it: if a war is won and is over, is over and no further combat takes place.
Nobody who is still fighting is defeated and thus, neither the Taliban, nor Al-Qaida, nor Mr. Saddam Hussein have been defeated and their setbacks may well be just temporary; and you cannot reasonably expect help from the rest of the world to fight these individuals if you keep treating everyone as your potential enemies, if you keep alienating tourists and airports, and changing reality as you speak.
Anyone might say that pestering travellers is a way to protect any country's security: it is not, especially when drugs and narcotics are consumed daily. Have you noticed a decrease in the consumption of illegal substances? If not, then they do get in, somehow, and it is not thorough airports.
So instead of molesting foreign people and treating them rudely, countries like the United States would do much better by cutting drug consumption that could potentially breed terrorism in two ways: first, the money, and second, the myriad of ways that narco-dealers could provide to infiltrate any border.
Moreover: based on the lack of effectiveness of drug-control, one can easily predict that all this supposedly infallible system that costs so much money will fail. After all, is less dangerous and less complicated (or should be) to control drug traffic that to pinpoint terrorist with weapons of mass destruction, even if you just count the numbers of each one of them as the reason.
So get real; the fight against terror is in no better shape that the fight against drugs, only that it is costing much more money, and cash is running out.
The only way to change this is to acquire a new perspective, and education is the only way to do so. More education is needed in order to gain wisdom and historical knowledge; it is also needed to be more brave in the real sense, show some introspection and change the underlying causes of the resentment that eventually produces terrorists.
The fight against terror does not begin by training soldiers to drop huge bombs somewhere over a sandy desert; it begins by educating future, responsible citizens who will be able to vote based on more knowledge about the world, who may also understand that people are not created equal around the world and have different aspirations, hopes and ideas.
It will serve to educate people who will understand that the underlying cause of most problems appears when somebody begins to think that it is okay to try to teach others how to live, at the same time that they don't live according to the expectations that they ostensibly say that they have for themselves.
And it will also serve to teach people that one's national interest lie only within the national borders; anything outside belongs to other people, and pretending otherwise is just greed under disguise.
Since dishonesty can only breed more dishonesty, sooner or later, individuals like Mr. Ben Laden appear; this is why terrorist appear and recruit people.
You will not win over terrorists by remaining at odds with foreigners; you will not win the war if you don't make friends abroad.
Face it: nations need the rest of the world; the world does not need nations. Empires come and go thorough history, and those outside empires could not care less if those imperial structures fall. Only those who benefit care, so imperial citizens oddly need more of their foreign subjects or associates than those foreigners need of that empire.
In fact, they might also breath better if the empire is somewhat weakened if they feel that such an empire poses a potential threat to themselves, and they are generally more. Demography never favours for long any powerful nation.
The only way to change that is to relate better to others, and you can't do that by cutting education funds or attempting to deal with educational issues as if they were just parts of another business.
An educational system is not and should not be treated like a business corporation, for if you do so, you risk your own destruction.
Consequences are the only thing that we cannot escape from because Nature is just a game of cause and effect. Ultimately, all things always find the way to be what they really are.
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Even when resource revenues are high, their use in the government's operational budget is misguided. We should be taking these one-time revenues from the sale of our natural resources to make substantial long-term investments in savings for future generations in the way that Norway has done with remarkable results since 1995. We should have done so earlier, but we didn't, which is all the more reason to do so now.
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When it comes to cocktail dresses for wedding guests, there are a few easily followed pro-tips that can help you, as wedding guests, to rise up to the 'cocktail attire' game at your best. There are a number of cocktail dresses for wedding guests widely available in fashion departmental stores such as Nordstrom, Missesdressy, Overstock, New York dress and Saks Fifth Avenue across the country. Whether you hail from New York, Philadelphia, Bloomington, Los Angeles and San Francisco among others, the following tips will help you a great deal in making the right choice.
- Cocktail attire is defined by its insistence on using only the brighter side of the color spectrum. While you cannot wear too bright or neon colored cocktail dresses, you still have to ditch the typical wedding neutrals like beiges, greys and blues. Instead, go for colors like magenta, deep red, indigo, orange or lime colored cocktail dresses for wedding guests, among many others.
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- Fabrics also play a major part in how your cocktail attire looks ultimately. Cocktail dresses are better worn in relatively structured fabrics such as satin, firm lace, organza and other similar ones. Weighted fabrics like chiffon and georgette etc have more fall than is required in a cocktail dress, which renders them ineffective for this kind of attire. As such, opting for relatively shinier and structured fabrics will have your cocktail wedding guest dress stand out. Don't forget to briefly go through the cocktail wedding trends of fall-winter and spring-summer 2016/17, which will give a clearer idea regarding cuts, colors and fabrics.
- As far as makeup and hairdo are concerned, what's preferable is to let your hair down in their natural form without outing them through too much treatment. A few loose curls are more than enough for the right cocktail hairdo because it has to look easy going and party-like instead of an overly made-up formal one. When it comes to makeup, go for only one stand out element and let the rest be neutral. If you are opting for dark eyes, keep the cheeks and lips naturally glowing with peaches and pinks. On the other hand, darker lips are better complemented with natural eyes and transparent glow on the face.
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- Travel north out of Jackson on Hwy. 26/287
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- Continue east to the town of Dubois, approximately 55 miles
- After Dubois, continue east on Hwy 26/287 for another 10.5 miles to US Forest Service Rd #277 / East Fork Road (right before mile marker 66). You will see a large wooden sign that reads Trial Lawyers College, and a small Lazy L&B Ranch sign
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- Drive west on Hwy. 26 approximately 67 miles to the US Forest Service Rd #277 / East Fork Road. You will see a large wooden sign that reads Trial Lawyers College, and a small Lazy L&B Ranch sign.
- Turn right on East Fork Road and drive 11.2 miles to Lazy L&B Ranch on right
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We may not be facing a hurricane any time soon, but the bizarre earthquake that hit the east coast two weeks ago should have Utahans thinking about preparedness. In fact, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Seismic Hazard Map, the entire state of Utah ranks above the 16th percentile of earthquake hazard levels. The map displays probability levels for earthquake ground motions across the United States that are applied in seismic provisions of building codes, insurance rate structures, risk assessments, and other public policy. Click here for the map published by UCGS. So, it really isn't a matter of if, but when Utah will suffer a potentially-dangerous quake.
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The research opportunities available to undergraduates at Case Western Reserve—in terms of both lab equipment and brainpower—are unparalleled. Undergraduates conduct experiments on campus, at the medical school, and at neighboring facilities, including Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals. Often their hard work is rewarded when, as undergraduates, they become published authors—their results reported in some of the country's most prized scientific journals.
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CWRU Health Science students find ample opportunity to help society and better their education. Volunteer activities around campus abound for Case Western Reserve students interested in health care careers, including on campus and at Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, and the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center—each within one mile of campus.
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Case Western Reserve is the centerpiece of Cleveland's University Circle—one of the most culturally robust communities in the nation. The area is home to more than 40 prominent artistic, cultural, educational, and human service institutions in addition to world-renowned health care centers. Partnerships with these neighbors—including three major hospitals, Cleveland Botanical Garden, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Cleveland Institute of Music, and Cleveland Institute of Art—offer students unparalleled access to invaluable educational resources.
Less than five miles away and easily accessible by public transportation, downtown Cleveland is the headquarters of KeyBank, Eaton, Sherwin-Williams, and more and is celebrated for its world-renowned health care institutions, burgeoning culinary scene, and four professional sports teams: the Cleveland Indians, Browns, Cavaliers, and Monsters.
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Case Western Reserve students enjoy more than 200 student organizations and activities to choose from. They play out their potential with a Spartan athletic team, make their voices heard in a student government body, and soak up the spotlight in performing arts groups. There are also academic, religious, and multicultural groups as well as 36 social fraternities and sororities.
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Case Western Reserve students graduate ready to tackle the next phase of their lives, whether that means landing a spot in a top-ranked graduate or professional program or securing employment in their field upon graduation. Within three months of graduation, 94% of recent graduates are accepted to graduate or professional school, employed full time, or pursuing personal or educational interests such as community service or travel.
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For high-achieving students who have had their eye on medical or dental school for as long as they can remember, the Pre-professional Scholars Program offers conditional admission to Case Western Reserve's Schools of Dental Medicine or Medicine—a top 25 medical research school—along with undergraduate admission. The highly selective program gives students a sense of security, knowing they already have achieved admission to a top professional school. Applications for the eight-year Medicine and seven-year Dental Medicine programs are due on December 1.


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Tennessee Home Inspector new home inspection services focus firmly on pinpointing defects. It is Tennessee Home Inspector experience that most of the defects in existing homes could have been recognized and prohibited at the time of construction. Upon conclusion of the inspection, you will immediately receive a proper inspection report detailing the condition of each item inspected. Each report is generated contains digital pictures, videos (if required), contains an agent swift and is e-mailed the same day the inspection is completed.
What is a Wind Mitigation Inspection?
A wind mitigation inspection needs to be finalized by an authorized wind mitigation Tennessee Home Inspector. Wind mitigation includes using fittings or construction techniques on properties to decrease the amount of loss in a windstorm. A wind mitigation Tennessee Home Inspector will check to see if your home already has any of wind mitigation systems already installed. The Tennessee Home Inspector will also inform you of stairs that can be taken to help decrease the amount of wind damage. As a homeowner, you will need a qualified Tennessee Home Inspector to inspect your home to comprehensively and identify potential measure and verify that your improvements have been completed.
Home Inspection Joelton have the technical knowledge and official training in all aspects of the home inspection. That's why hiring state-licensed professionals such as Tennessee Home Inspector is so important. Tennessee Home Inspector has performed accurately thousands of inspections in the Nashville area. Tennessee Home Inspector is consistently referred by the area's top-selling real estate agents, insurance agents, and lawyers. Tennessee Home Inspector use the best home inspection software on the market. All of Tennessee Home Inspector inspections are performed with the modern technology using our smartphones.
Indoor Air Quality and Mold
You may have understood or read lately that air pollution indoors can be a much countless risk than outdoor pollution. One factor that makes indoor air quality so essential is that the majority of people spend up to 90% of their period indoors. Think of it. You can be in the presence of both chemical and natural contaminants almost all of your life! Mold is one of the biological pollutants that is an existing organism. Half-hearted conditions, absolutely essential for the growth of mold, happen in the majority of homes, particular homes in areas where the weather itself is moist. Mold can enter a home or business in the air, on clothes, or on an individual's skin. Tiny mold microorganisms that mold produces in their generative process sometimes land on moist spots in buildings. When this occurs, an environment is created in which they can start to grow.
Health Problems
Mold has the possibility to cause health problems and even make a home residential. However, everyone is disturbed differently when in contact with mold. The mold that may not difficulty the seller may harshly affect the buyer. Some mold can make allergens, irritants and, in some cases, possibly toxic chemical substances known as mycotoxins. People who are sensitive and exposed to mycotoxins can become very ill. Allergic responses to mold are common. They can be immediate or late. People diagnosed with allergies and asthma may be very sensitive to mold. Mold can source of asthma attacks. Others at risk may include newborns, children, the elderly, immune cooperated patients and individuals with existing respiratory conditions.
Why Choose Tennessee Home Inspector?
A Home Inspection Joelton is a non-invasive photographic examination of a residential dwelling, which is designed to identify experiential material defects within specific mechanisms of the dwelling. Tennessee Home Inspector Certified and Licensed Home Inspector will inspect your Nashville property following standards of practice, which include coverage and assessment of the following systems and structure:
Exterior/Structure: Wall Covering, Wall Structure, Grading, Drainage, Landscape, Pool, Exterior Components
Roof Components: Covering, Decking, Flashing, Eaves and Soffits, Gutters, Drainage, Shape
Plumbing System: Water Entrance, Waste, Drainage, Supply Piping, Water Heater, Venting, Fixtures
Electrical System: Entrance Cable and Service, Panels, Circuits and Conductors, Detectors, Outlets, Switches, Fixtures.
Attic: Sheathing, Roof Structure, Insulation, Ceiling Structure, Ventilation, Truss System.
Interior: Entry Doors, Windows, Flooring, Walls, Interior Doors, Ceilings, Appliances and All Permanent Fixtures
Heating, Cooling, and HVAC: Air Handler, Condenser Unit, Differential Testing, Electrical Disconnect Boxes and Registers, and vents.
What Items Are Inspected?
Tennessee Home Inspector will conduct a thorough inspection of your home as professional home inspection, inside and out. As an expert Tennessee Home Inspector, we have the information and expertise to provide you with a thorough and professional, accurate, non-intrusive, visual home inspection of your home, from roof to basis. Here are certain of the many items Tennessee Home Inspector will be looking at during your home inspection:
- Foundation and support structure
- Fireplaces
- Roof systems
- Water heater
- Ventilation
- Electrical service capacity & components
- Electrical branch circuits & components
- Structural integrity
- Steps and stairs
- Heating system
- Central Air Conditioning system
- Walks and driveways
- Built-in appliances
- Plumbing system & fixtures
- Garages
- Carports
- Surface drainage
- Windows & doors
- Insulation
- Gutters & downspouts
- Decks Possible inspections include lawn filter systems, swimming pools, and outbuildings.
For more information on quality home inspection, please browse the rest of Tennessee Home Inspector website, and be assured to check out the Homeowners Resources section under good information on homes. As the seller, you may as well know what they're going to find by receiving your own home inspection. Getting an inspection done before putting the home on the marketplace will help in many ways.


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How To Lower The Cost of Homeowners Insurance
Super storm Sandy's victims are again in the news as they battle the high cost of homeowners insurance. You may be fighting that same battle whether you know it or not. Homeowner's insurance is one of those items that is a must. You have to have it! Many people brush over it when they scrutinize their budget for that very reason, assuming that there isn't much they can do to affect cost. That isn't true. In fact, financial experts say you should audit your insurance costs every year. In the past that activity was time consuming and labor intensive. But now thanks to EINSURANCE it is quick and easy. So here are five strategies that can save you money. These strategies individually do not save a lot but together they can make a difference.
1. Shop around!
First, do some online price comparisons. Get rate quotes from several insurance companies using EINSURANCE.com. Don't select the company strictly on price. Make sure the insurer that you ultimately decide on is a quality company. Ask friends if they have had experience with the company. You can also contact your states insurance board if any complaints have been filed against the company.
2. Raise Your Deductible
Like most other insurance plans, the higher your deductible, the more money you'll save on your premiums. Many people think raising the deductible is a quick fix and it is, if you have the money to pay it should something happen. The most common deductible is $500. You'll save as much as 25% if you raise it to $1000.
3. Bundle your insurance policies
Many companies offer a discount if you buy more than one policy from them. That's a discount for auto and home. Usually you can count on a savings of around 15%.
4. Insure the house, not the land
Pay attention to how the company estimates the value of your home. It is your home that is at risk not the land it sits on. So get a true replacement cost that does not include the land's value and buy your insurance based on that.
5. Make your home more safe and secure
Many companies reduce your premium for making the dwelling safer. Install an alarm system, add storm shutters, and reinforce your roof or upgrade your electrical system and you could save on premiums. Check with your company to see what discounts are available.
6. Audit and Compare Rates at least once a Year
Take a few minutes each year and compare your coverage and rates. At one time, this was a time consuming task but today, thanks to EINSURANCE.com, it can take as little as 10 minutes. Take note of what has changed in the past year. Did you add on to the house or build a garage. Whether you have changed anything or not, complete the audit and compare rates and coverage. You might find substantial savings.
Don't assume that you have the right insurance at the right price. Compare rates and coverage at least once a year. Use two or three of these strategies to lower the cost of your premium. You want your home to be protected no matter what the name of the storm is, but there is no use over paying for that protection.


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Justine Bell
Justine Bell is a Lecturer at the TC Beirne School of Law, teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the areas of environmental law and climate change law. Justine obtained a PhD from Queensland University of Technology in 2010, and was awarded an ARC-funded Postdoctoral Fellowship in 2011. Justine undertook her postdoctoral research at the Global Change Institute at The University of Queensland, focusing on legal, policy and insurance responses to sea-level rise.
Justine's main area of research interest is climate change adaptation law, as well as environmental, planning and property law. She is also particularly interested in multidisciplinary approaches to these issues, and has collaborated widely with researchers from science.


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^Busy Scenes @ the International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans
The Veritable Crowd Puller
Despite all the technological advances in the recent past, we as human beings attach great value to face-to-face interactions. Even if these interactions are for the acquisition of better technology. Let's admit it, there is no real substitute for direct conversations.
This is precisely why businesses view trade fairs and shows with such overwhelming importance. Welcome to the International WorkBoat Show, North America's largest trade show for the commercial marine industry.
As a company that offers top marine fabrication services, marine pipe fitting, and large scale custom metal fabrication, Kemplon Engineering was among the visitors to this world-class event. Our team had a great time expanding their knowledge horizons and broadening their network.
Held at the Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, LA between December 1 and December 3, 2015, this was the 36th year that New Orleans hosted the event. Tradeshow Week places this pageant among United States' top 200 trade fairs.
And it has good reason to award such a certificate. The WorkBoat Show draws the entire spectrum of players from the global commercial marine industry for an update with cutting-edge equipment and services in this field.
Plus, the show offers invaluable knowledge on related laws, regulations, management practices, and safety and security codes. Knowledge, after all, is power. And in an age when the global economy is shifting towards a knowledge economy, knowledge is priceless.
Suppliers, buyers, related authorities, managers, engineers all flock here. You name them, they are here. Just think of the wealth of networking opportunities the show offers!
Most importantly, many visitors come with the authority to make purchases or to influence purchase decisions. Those attending the WorkBoat Show represented a total purchasing power of $2.3billion.
You can judge the standing of the WorkBoat Show from the fact that the New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau placed the economic impact of the show at an astronomical $16.5million.
This year, 92% of those surveyed had discovered new products or companies while 78% of the attendees had the authority to make purchase decisions. Not for nothing did the event witness a flocking of 14,000 visitors from across 26 countries and 45 states.
And yes, there were 1,100 exhibitors this year. What is more, 15% of these were first time visitors who brought with them a whiff of fresh air for this blockbuster. No one misses the opportunity to launch their equipment at this show.
Best Exhibits from WorkBoat Show 2015
While it is near-impossible to choose among the fantastic items on display at the International WorkBoat Show 2015, here is a list of the top pieces of equipment.
Novel products at the WorkBoat Show included:
- Padeyes by Fit Up Gear: is a one-time-use tool for lifting. It is available in six sizes with capacities ranging from 5tons to 6.5tons
- Multi-Hole Imager by Flange Wizard: simplifies positioning and marking of holes on any surface – flat, round, or irregular. With this imager, you can easily lay out diverse-shaped holes on various pipes
- Logan FlexaDriveTM by Logan Clutch Corp.: enables power transfer to a maximum of 10 live PTO pump pads for different hydraulic pump requirements such as drive shafts, pulleys, pumps, and clutch-able power take-offs
It offers up to 3,000hp power @ 2,600rpm as well as full torque transmission at short axial lengths
- Helm CONNECT by Helm Operations: is a planned maintenance-compliance software for the commercial maintenance industry. It is easy to install and extremely easy to use, something that sets it apart from the rest
- Gunny Dog by Fit Up Gear: is a non-welding fitting tool for fitting deck seams, vertical seams, and other plate joints usually connected by welding. It also doubles up as a pipe-fitter and pipe-aligner
- MagnaShear MSB12 Electric Release Spring Set Motor Brake by Force Control Industries Inc.: are based on the maker's Oil Shear Technology that requires no maintenance and no adjustments
This technology also offers minimum wear, smooth and consistently accurate stops, and better heat dissipation. MagnaShear brakes are ideal for harsh marine conditions
Exhibits from some of the mega brands include:
- MTU 8V 4000 M54 Ironmen Commercial Marine Engine by Rolls-Royce: complies with U.S. EPA Tier 3 emission norms even without exhaust treatment
Available for diesel-electric, hybrid, and diesel-mechanical propulsion systems, these engines have a power range of 746-2,000kW
- Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System by Rolls-Royce: will upgrade MTU Series 4000 engines to be compliant with EPA Tier 4 and IMO Tier III standards
MTU is of course the renowned Land & Sea division of Rolls-Royce
- Tier-3 Engines including the 16-Liter V8 and 13-Liter Inline Engines: are based on the cutting edge modular engine platform that provides compact-sized, powerful engines of 550-1,000hp
- RC36 High-Speed Amphibious Craft by Renocraft and Sea Legs: is the world's first high-speed amphibious craft made in a large format
Designed for the demanding marine environs, the RC36 cruises at 40mph on water and 10mph on land. It carries 10 troops and features a removable, enclosed cabin for greater flexibility
- World's Safest Energy Storage System by PBES: these batteries do not catch fire despite using the lithium battery technology
- GOST Watch HD H2O System by USA GOST®: is a groundbreaking video surveillance system built to survive and thrive in the exacting maritime ambience
Easily installed, the system offers 90 days of continuous recording with remote control and viewing from anywhere in the world
- Scale Model of the Articulated Tug Barge Unit (ATB) by Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding (FBS): FBS recently delivered the full scale model of this 6,000hp-ATB to Moran Towing Corporation
- Defiant 45 Patrol Boat by Metal Shark: to bridge the gap between its Defiant 38feet and 55feet variants
- Merlin Laser Scanner for Mobile 3-D Mapping by Renishaw: offers faster, safer, and more-complete data collection for marine surveys
Other Highlights at the WorkBoat Show 2015
What made the 2015 WorkBoat event special were the keynote addresses by Oil-Gas Policy Specialist Dr. Kent Moors, former Washington Redskins NFL Quarterback Joe Theismann, and National Geographic Expedition Leader plus OCEARCH Founding Chairman Chris Fischer.
Joe Theismann delivered his keynote address on December 1 while Dr. Kent Moors spoke on the oil-gas policy in the context of the commercial marine industry on December 2.
Chris Fischer has led a staggering 23 global research expeditions to collect critical data on apex marine predators such as the Great White Shark. He spoke on the closing day on December 3.
December 3 also witnessed a free Maritime Workforce Career Fair organized by the Louisiana Workforce Commission. Then again, there were a string of presentations on workforce development viz.:
- Building a Better Workforce
- Millennials, the Next Generation of Mariners
- Hiring Veterans, Today's Heroes are Tomorrow's Workforce
Attendees at annual WorkBoat shows include the owners and operators of diverse workboats such as tugs, towboats, offshore service vessels, military boats-vessels, police-patrol boats, barges, fire and response boats, diving-salvage boats, research and education vessels and the like.
That apart, there are equipment manufacturers and distributors, government and military buyers, marine engineers and architects, port authorities, shipyard representatives, marine surveyors, oil exploration and production, and other related people. Phew, the list is endless!
Exhibited equipment includes material for boat building/repair, electronic navigation equipment, above deck and below deck hardware, propulsion/steering systems, electrical systems, and safety-survival hardware.
Annual Conference at the show offers vital knowledge on current technology and relevant developments, laws and regulations, safety and security, and business management issues related to the commercial marine industry.
International WorkBoat Show is one event you just cannot afford to miss if you are a part of the commercial marine industry. For, this is as complete as it gets. If you have come this far, you don't need to go any further.
Keep reading our blog for the latest updates in the world of maritime engineering. And for the very best in marine fabrication services, marine pipe fitting, and large scale custom metal fabrication, contact Kemplon Engineering.


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Over the past two weeks, we were fortunate enough to have a group of students from our sister school, the Adhyapana School in Mudrai, India visit our school and the other two primary schools in the Frankston North Schools Consortia.
As well as spending time at our school and attending classes with our students, the group were fortunate enough to spend time across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula, visiting sights such as the Melbourne Aquarium, Melbourne Star, MCG, Moonlight Sanctuary, Arthurs Seat and of course, a trip on Melbourne's famous trams.
The group of students stayed with a host families from our school, where they had the opporunity to further immerse themselves in the Australian way of life.
The trip, organised in conjunction with the Frankston North Schools Consortia, Frankston North Rotary Club and Mudrai West Rotary Club was a fantastic way for our students to learn more about Indian culture and education, as well as for the Indian students to learn more about Australian culture. This is the first year a trip has taken place between the two schools and is the beginning of a long term partnership between the schools.
Monterey is in the process of planning a trip for a group of our students to visit Adhyapana School this year.
A message from the Principal of Adhyapana School:
"Greetings from Adhyapana.
I do not know if words are sufficient to express how pleased all our three groups , including the teachers , are at the wonderful time they had at Melbourne being with all three schools and enjoying the hospitality you extended.
Stuart, thanks to you all this has come about. You are simply awesome – the way you have gone about extending your hand of friendship is simply commendable. John and Kathie – you have done so much towards this global linkage. The entire experience has been an immense learning experience for our children – in fact , no book can give them this kind of knowledge. As teachers we know that experiential learning can be life- changing for young minds and now our teams have come back with so many wondrous things to share that I feel they have truly blossomed as citizens of the world.
All I hear from them is only glorious things about all the hosts and the joy they experienced in the schools. Now I know we have a lot of planning to do with providing your teams a wonderful time with us when they land here. We promise we will live up to your standards. Please do plan your visit and let us know.
Looking ahead to a glorious and sustained relationship with all of you."


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When you're embarking on all-day missions that start with a layer of frosty dew, and wrap up with cool evening breezes, we recommend tossing on a lightweight layer that takes the sting out of the cold, like Rapha's Brivet Gilet Vest with Pockets. This featherweight layer shields you from the wind and showers, and can be paired with any piece underneath from a lightweight summer jersey to insulated winter jacket. It features wind-blocking fabric at the chest, with carefully positioned mesh panels across the shoulders to help with temperature regulation. In the back, three deep pockets offer a spot to store your essentials, and the center pocket expands to allow you to store the vest, or extra clothing, when you need to bring extra options on a long-distance ride. One of the biggest highlights of Rapha's Brivet line is its bold, reflective stripes, and this gilet is no different. It features two large stripes that wrap around your chest and back and illuminate under headlights, helping you stay seen on rides that start in the predawn, and wrap up after twilight.
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- Regular fit is designed to pair with light jerseys and heavy jackets
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Finding the right narrative for your career
Fuel editor Hannah Black reports back on career consultant John Lees' FuelRCA seminars on how to find work that you love
The job market in art and design fields has been challenging in recent years, but you can find work that you enjoy and that is right for you if you approach building your career in the right way. At a workshop with John Lees, small groups of RCA students and alumni discussed different aspects of career development.
A lot of people assume that applying for a job is like buying something online. But it's a work of persuasion and communication.
A CV is a deal closer, rather than a door opener. It's probably not what will get you into the room. Don't think of it as a major part of the job search process, but rather as one of many opportunities to present your story: what you've achieved in the past, what you are up to now, and what steps you would like to make next.
The story you tell about yourself when you're trying to land a job – not just in your CV, but in interviews, meetings, portfolios and emails – should be coherent and clear. It should show why the role you are interested in makes sense as a next step in the narrative you tell about yourself.
This story can take many forms. For some people, the story might be a direct, linear narrative where each step clearly progresses from the one before it. But many people have complicated career paths, or juggle different kinds of work. In this case it might take a bit more effort to construct a story about where you are going and why.
You will also probably have to tailor your story to different jobs, emphasizing different skills and experiences depending on what you hope the outcome will be.
In the context of a CV or any other contact with a potential employer, it's a good idea to think about what somebody would find interesting, rather than using bland phrases like "team player". To tell stories in a CV, spell out in bullet points where you used a skill, a change you made, or how you developed an idea.
It can be an arduous task making your own website, but remember that there will be stuff about you online no matter what you do, and you might as well take some control over it. You can control your online presence by building and maintaining a website, curating your social media presence in such a way that it attracts potential employers while also helping you keep in touch with friends. You should also consider having a LinkedIn profile, which is a useful way for potential clients and employers to get a sense of your skills.
Those skills could be manifold, especially if you've studied different subjects or worked in a number of different industries. Even if you're focused on just one area, there are still likely to be thousands of jobs that you could potentially go into – so how do you choose? Some of you will already have a clear idea of what kind of work would suit you. For those who don't, there are two benchmarks: what you enjoy, and who you are able to connect with.
The latter might include friends and acquaintances working in the field you want to go into, or people who they can introduce you to, or alumni of the RCA who might be willing to speak to you, or people you meet at parties, or whoever. If the word "networking" makes you feel a bit sick, replace it with a term that feels lighter: John Lees suggested thinking of networking as "finding wonderful people to have coffee with," or simply as meeting new people. In the worlds of art and design, work and social life are often folded together, so you are already probably part of professional networks just by virtue of your friendship groups and their extended circles. Alumni RCA can be a great starting point for RCA students.
To make the best of the connections you find through this kind of networking, don't just tell people you're job hunting, tell them exactly what you're looking for. This will mean they are more likely to remember. In the arts, often only very junior positions are advertised, and recruitment tends to happen through word of mouth and social media. Every so often, ask yourself this important question: Who else should I be talking to?
When you meet people who might be able to help you find the job or opportunity you want, it can be daunting to talk to them. While you're studying here or if you've recently graduated, you can open with that, as a way to get people to take note of you. Use the opportunity of communicating with someone in a field you are interested in to ask questions like, "How did you get into this?" Have a short summary of what you're interested in prepared so you can respond to questions about yourself in an engaging way.
If you tend to be negative about your achievements, try to tune out some of this psychic noise. When you work on your career narratives – your CV, portfolio, or planning what to say – focus on how you feel about yourself on a good day, not your fears about yourself.
Whatever you have done in the past and are working on now, you will have acquired skills that will help you in the next phase of your life. Go for what you want, within reason, and always look for other people who can help you.
More about John Lees
John Lees is one of the UK's best-known career strategists. He is the author of the best-selling careers guide How To Get A Job You'll Love and the forthcoming book The Interview Expert.
As a career coach, John specialises in helping people make difficult career decisions – difficult either because they don't know what to do next, or because there are barriers in the way of success.
He has a regular careers column in People Management and writes regularly for The Times and The Guardian, among other publications. He has also made appearances on TV and radio to discuss the world of work.


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School starts this Thursday and I have to get my pics taken on Wednesday along with some paperwork I need to fill out with my dad for emergencies, yearbook, sports, etc. So I should start filling that crap out today.
Last week (I think Tuesday it was) I had decided to put on a temporary tatooon my right arm. It looks so cool and real too, and I actually fooled a few people with it too. Anyway, I still had it on yesterday afternoon, and it still looked ok andnot peeling off too much. Well I wake up this morning to find out ALL of it's GONE! Kinda bummed me out but I have two more of them, so i'll just put a new one on the same place tomorrow or something, so I can look stylish for school for a while.
Anyway, that's my little rant for the morning. I need to get back into the habit of writing in here more, especially when school's starting back up. Ah well, more ramblings laterz. Have a good day everyone!


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Important Things You Need to Know About Fleet Management
If you own a company or a business that uses number of trucks, then fleet management is something that you should always consider. Fleet management gives you the ability to track, monitor, and control the trucks or vehicles that are used in your business or company. If you include fleet management in your business system, then it is a guarantee that you will enjoy many benefits. Usually, fleet management are used by businesses or companies that provide public transportation systems, cab services, delivery services, and even limousine companies. You must make sure that you get to use fleet management if you want to keep track of your budgets or schedules. If you look online, you will discover that there are numbers of companies out there that provides fleet management service. But before you choose a particular company that provides fleet management service, you need to make sure that you do an online research first since not all companies can provide superior quality service.
It is also advisable that you spend some time reading articles found on the Internet or blogs that provide tips and helpful information on how you can find the best fleet management system out there. Asking for recommendations from your friends, relatives, or fellow businessmen who have experienced fleet management system is also beneficial.
Before you choose a particular fleet management system, you need to make sure that you know the needs of your business first. There are indeed numbers of companies out there who are willing to help you with fleet management, however, you need to make sure that you are choosing only the best one. Aside from choosing an awesome company, you also need to make sure that the fleet manager is always updated with what is happening regarding legislation, trends, and news. You should also make sure that you take the time to study fuel management changes. You should also make sure that you spend some time studying terms such as telematics technology, which can manage the rising costs more effectively.
It is also very important that you spend some time studying about how GPS works and how it can help your company. Always make sure that you understand the technologies being used in the fleet management system in order for you to run the business more efficiently. Always keep track of the vehicle availability if you want your work to become more efficient. The company that provides fleet management system service should have both the skills and the knowledge to complete the tasks every day. Checking the credentials and the background history of the fleet management company is very important before you trust them.


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10 years ago Jeph Loeb launched a new DC series called Superman/Batman, which played host to a veritable who's who of creative talent (Abnett & Lanning, Michel Turner, Joe Kelly and Cullen Bunn as quick examples) for 87 issues and five annuals, before it's cancellation prior to the New 52 in 2011. Now we have the new version of the concept from Greg Pak and Jae Lee.
In the past I have really enjoyed Pak's work - in particular I loved Planet Hulk - so as a Batman fan I was looking forward to this title.
In true New 52 fashion, there is a reboot afoot and the story steps back to Bruce and Clark's younger days before they met in their heroic identities. Treading lightly in Gotham, Clark encounters Bruce after what appears to be an eventful night, although at this point he is unaware of his other identity. It's all a little overwhelming for him in the big dark city and his hometown roots do show a little.
As first meetings go it is certainly a tense one, with each of them sizing up the other. It also leaves them both with questions.
The story then moves slightly forward in time and over to Metropolis where Catwoman of all people seems to be attacking Wayne Enterprises staff members. Taking an obvious interest brings the Caped Crusader into the fray, however it also brings another youthful, almost naive, cape as well. Once again we see them assessing each other with some startling issues in the difference in their powers too.
Set against the backdrop of Catwoman stepping up her criminal activity, we see Batman trying to stop her and Superman getting most of it all wrong. All of this allows the real culprit - an ethereal being who is possessing bodies - to run rings around them both, culminating in the possession of Clark. Taking a joyride in a godlike being has enticed this individual further, although there is an emotional element that appears to take an overriding factor too. It's only when Pa Kent is around, after a strange teleportation back to Smallville, that things once again take another turn.
There is also an extra element in the storytelling, showcasing the dichotomy of light and dark that our two protagonists portray. The first main depiction of this is in the writing, with the obvious soft and ruthless tones in their dialogue with one another. Furthermore fans of the previous Superman/Batman series will recognise the familiar touch of conflicting internal monologues from the two protagonists - each of them which is depicted in either bright blue and white text boxes or grey and black. This factor is highlighted more when the spectral being speaks both internally and externally in red lettering. It's a good touch.
Jae Lee is the primary artist on the issue and his work is great. To compliment the story and script, there is a clear and distinctive stylistic change between the set pieces, depending on whether they flow around Batman or Superman. Even the characters themselves almost exude different lights.
en Oliver created the artwork for the final six pages, and whilst I didn't feel it was as strong, I can completely understand the shift in tone as the narrative moved to Smallville. Clark's hometown brings a comforting brightness to the story that is juxtaposed with the two dark and shifty cities. The final aspect which is worth mentioning is the colouring. The duty is split the same way as the artwork between June Chung and also Daniel Brown and really adds to it all. The colouring helps set the tone and also the difference between the heroes of the comic.
Not being a massive Superman fan, I did fear this comic wouldn't quite live up to the sum of its other parts, however this incarnation has brought me around a little. Pak and Lee's past works are exceptional and this collaboration is a comic that DC fans, Batman fans and Superman fans alike should all be grabbing a copy of.
Matt Puddy is able to turn his hand over, which is a huge victory on the road to recovery.


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Path of Prayer Kumano Kodo Walk
Thank you for joining us for the last "Path of Prayer Walk" event.
We were really happy to finally have our first event since the Typhoon No. 12 hit.
It was a beautiful day for walking and doing volunteer work.
Now, we have our next event coming up walking around Shingu City seeing some traditional shops and walking on the Kumano Kodo with an ocean view.
On the return to Shingu, we will take the train from Miwasaki Station to Shingu which re-opens December 3, 2011. The JR line at the location had been closed since the September typhoons hit it.
We will be, once again, offering a prayer walk on the Kumano Kodo invoking a speedy recovery of Eastern Japan from the Great Earthquake and Tsunami suffered earlier this year and for all of Japan.
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- Date: December 11th(Sun)
- Time/ Place to meet : 10:00am JR Shingu Station
- Participants : High- school age or older.
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36 MPs sign MOA for new coalition government in Vanuatu
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The signing of the MOA is the first step. The second step and the most challenging one is for the parties and groupings to decide on arrangements between them.
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Etang du Furet provides quality French Carp Fishing in central France, a 4hr 20 drive from the nearest port of Caen. The lake has been around since the 15th century and has a very mature, authentic feel. At 19 acres it provides ample room for up to 10 anglers.
The lake boasts many carp between forty pounds to high sixties and definitely has the potential to send you home with aching arms and a very large smile on your face.
All 9 swims (one being a double) are set along two opposite sides of the lake. All are spacious and offer good features. Several of the swims are set amongst the reeds with wooden pontoons reaching out into the lake. The owner of Etang du Furet, Guillaume Rousselet, is a well-known and respected French big fish angler with an impressive capture record.
"17 fish for me and my son. Overall great trip, well informed and great venue owner. Brilliant, thank you."
Nigel Cyster, April '19
All 9 swims are surfaced and there is good vehicular access to all swims around the lake to unload your gear (in dry weather). There are reed lined margins all around the narrower end of the lake and closest to swims 1 and 11 is the roadside dam wall where you will find the deepest water.
Swim 1 is a double swim situated close to the dam wall.
Swims 2 and 3 are single swims but only 20-30 metres away from each other, making it a good option if you're looking to stay close together.
Swims 4, 5, 8, 9, 10 and 11 are all singles.
Swims are booked in advance at Etang du Furet so you'll need to decide which swim you'd like when you book. You can see all the swims marked on the lake map here.
We do ask that if you are two anglers booking together then you choose either swim 1 (a double) or swims 2/3 or 4/5 or 8/9 or 10/11 together. This way it does not isolate single swims and groups can fish next to each other.
Around the lake for the first 30 to 40 meters the bottom is sand and gravel and after that it becomes softer and silty in places.
The lake is relatively shallow with depths on average around 1.3m and range to 2m. However, during hot and dry summer months the lake becomes shallower, ranging from 80cm-1.5m in the middle. We strongly recommend taking waders with you, to allow easier and safer landing of the fish as the water is initially very shallow in places.
Bait boats are allowed. There are crayfish present and these can become apparent in the hot weather when they become more active. It is always best to go prepared - you can find lots of information here for combatting crayfish in France. Shrink wrapping your bait is a tried and tested method to use.
Venue Siret No; 790 190 227 00013
The lake holds an original stocking of carp, largely unknown, and owner Guillaume introduced a further 40 carp between 44 and 66lb and another 40 carp between 33 and 44lb in early 2016.
One mirror was stocked at 61lb in late 2015 and caught for the first time 3 months later at 66lb, measuring approx 1.15m in length, and most recently at 68lb which indicates great growth rates. The lake also holds 3 known commons over 60lb.
Guillaume continued to add to the carp stock throughout the winter of 2016/17 and there are now approximately 180-200 carp in the lake.
These carp have been hand-picked for shape and look, as you can see from the photo gallery.
The facilities here are very basic, consisting of a small toilet, shower with hot water and sinks. You can find them in a purpose built portacabin, which is kept clean and tidy. These facilities are located behind swim 2.
There are fridges and a freezer on site to store bait and food. You can also charge your batteries and phones here.
Food packages are available at Etang du Furet and must be ordered in advance (at least two weeks before). You will be asked to pay the cost of these meals directly to the lake in Euros when you arrive. Minimum order of 2 people.
Food is served in the club house. Serving times are 18:00 for the dinner and 09:30 for breakfast.
You can chose to have the breakfast package, evening meal package or full package (breakfast and evening meals).
English breakfast - beans, 2 eggs, bacon, saussage, mushroom, tomatoes and toast.
Coffee, tea, milk and orange juice available.
If you want to order extra bread from the bakery then please order the day before.
If you have any questions regarding the food packages, or wish to place an order, please contact the owner direct. Their email address & phone number can be found on the 'Info Pack' in your Customer Area once your holiday is booked.
The cost for the Full Food Package is 150 euros
The cost for just the Breakfast Package is 60 euros
The cost for just the Evening Meal Package is 110 euros
To order bait please contact the owner, Guillaume, direct. His email address & phone number can be found on the 'Info Pack' in your Customer Area once your holiday is booked.
Guillaume is French but speaks good English, so providing you speak slowly & clearly you'll have no problems.
Please pay for the bait in Euros when you arrive.
- Kraken boilies (squid mix) and Nutty Crush (milk protein) from Vitalbaits 50€ / 5kg bag
- 9mm or 15mm 55€ / 25kg
- 25mm 55€ / 25 kg
- Prepared (cooked) 1€ / kg
- Prepared (cooked) maize 2€ / kg
Please note; Bait orders are made directly between you and the lake owner. We (Angling Lines) cannot be held responsible for any problems that may subsequently arise. If you order bait to be waiting for you when you arrive we strongly recommend you telephone or Email the owner a few days before your arrival to make sure it will be there for you. In 99% of cases this will just be purely precautionary, but bait is such an important part of your holiday that it's only sensible to take every step to avoid problems.
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Barbara Barry, the lead role in this Shirley Temple film, may not be quite as perfect and charming as most of Shirley's characters. But considering that she's rich, spoiled, neglected and secluded, she's not all that bad.
After years of over-protectiveness, Barbara's widowed exec father is persuaded to send her to a private school. While escorting Barbara, her governess is hit by a car (this is offscreen, and it's not clear whether she's killed or only comatose) and Barbara wanders off in search of adventure, taking the name of her favorite storybook character, the orphan Betsy Ware. Barbara/Betsy stays at the home of a poor Italian organ grinder and enjoys the family togetherness. Later she moves in with the Dolans (Alice Faye and Jack Haley) who believe her orphan story, recognize her talent, and add her to their stage act by passing her off as their daughter Bonnie. Eventually, Barbara/Betsy/Bonnie sings on a radio show sponsored by a company in direct competition with her father.
The song-and-dance routines (by Temple, and by Faye and Haley who do the "You Gotta Eat your Spinach" song) are excellent.
Content: The plot is heavy on misdirection and misunderstanding, but eventually the mess is untangled and everyone finds each other. Some of the adults engage in deceit. Barbara/Betsy/Bonnie is too young to understand the meaning of her actions; to her, the role-playing is just a game. There's an old-fashioned fistfight as the Dolans rescue Barbara/Betsy/Bonnie from a creep who lives down the hall (he was probably not trying to molest her but "only" wanting to hold her for ransom). Then the Dolans turn themselves in for inadvertent kidnapping. Not surprisingly, things turn out better at the end than they were in the beginning.
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