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The six or seven of us floundered through piles of snow through the trees to where the wooden toboggan runs stood tall in the moonlight. We climbed up to the top of the towers and began flying down the tracks.
Then I turned around. Jess was lighting a fire. To a bundle of fireworks. On a wooden structure. Underneath a grove of bone-dry pines.
"THIS IS FUN!" yelled Jess.
Jess has been proposing grand schemes and I have been cautiously vetoing them since she was 9 and I was 10. This MO has carried us through high school, our shared college dormroom, downtown LA, downtown DC and now … Europe.
"You're going to Italy?" my dad asked eagerly. (I get my traveling bug from him). "Are you going with a tour group?"
"No," I said. "Jess and I are going just for the fun of it."
A long pause. "Is that … wise?" Dad queried. It's possible he was thinking of the time a 14-year-old Jess, practicing in our shooting range, whirled around with a .12-gauge shotgun pointed straight at him and screamed through her earplugs, "Did you ask me something, Mr. Hughes?!!?"
Jess's parents apparently whispered, "Thank you, God," when she told them I was her travel buddy. Our high school days were littered with times that Jess got to go somewhere because I
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In many ways, Jess and I aren't the same people we were back when we threw mudclots at our little brothers. Adventure is in my blood. She's the only person keeping patients alive during surgery. But fundamentally, we are the same as we were back then.
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"I'm going to bring my fringed hippie purse," she enthused. "The rainbow side satchel with the peace sign on it. I'm going to safety pin it shut."
I guess the silver lining in this is that pickpockets won't even see me when she's around. Perhaps I can also get her a hat with a neon arrow and flashing lights screaming, "AMERICAN TOURIST."
It's been a while since I've blogged, and what better time to resurrect it than before a trip Jess and I always said we'd always take when we were high school. No one wants to read a travel blog full of "today we went to the Sistine Chapel," "tomorrow we shall explore the Colosseum."
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September 30, 2016
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Mayor Marcos Flores Morales of Zacatlan, Mexico will inaugurate the 273m./896 ft. of
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July 7th, 2018. Today is the one year anniversary of your passing. I sit here on my computer, listening to Santana's Suenos, just as I did when Kelly called me over to your bed side to check up on you. I remember checking your wrist for a pulse, then your ankles, then your chest for signs of breathing. No pulse, no breath. Just you, peacefully laying there. The trips to dialysis, the aches, the pains…all gone. The first word to come out of my mouth, "fuck". Why that? Well, you decided to leave this earth right after dad left to go home and shower. Perhaps you did it to spare him the pain of seeing his father pass in front of him. Maybe you knew it would be hardest on him? I don't know. I told Kelly to get Aunt Christina and it seemed everyone came running in. I made a few phone calls to my cousins and sisters and then went back to my computer to finish working on your funeral video…Suenos still playing in my headphones on loop. Life for all of us changed that day. We got together to watch the season opener of the Blackhawks game, your red chair sitting empty with only your jersey hanging over it. The Hawks won that game 10-1 over the Penguins. With each goal, I could hear you yell with excitement. In reality though, with each goal, my heart ached. I sat there looking at my dad, thinking how the hell is he handling this? The man he shared so many hockey memories with, is no longer here. He can't high five you. He can't call you to talk about the game. He can't drive you home afterwards. Too many times throughout this year I told my dad that we should call you to come over, just as my dad has done the same. We stop right after we say it and kind of give an uneasy chuckle. The first time I took grandma to Minhs without you, I sat there and stared at your chair. Grandma looked at me and said "Baby I know, I know" I sat there, in a restaurant full of people, deaf to my surroundings. I looked up at grandma and starting crying. No more yelling at you for having too much liquids. No more yelling at you for trying to get some soup when you know I could get it for you. No more yelling at you for not using your cane. No more getting you your ice cream cone and then putting you on snapchat, while you saying "put that thing away". After your passing, we all put on our big boy/big girl pants and lived our lives like you would have wanted. I remember as you laid there, I whispered in your ear "we'll take care of grandma for you". Well, that's what we've done in our own ways. I wont speak for the rest of the family, I mean you can see from up there all the stuff they do for her. I pick her up and take her to lunch, then get suckered into dropping her off at the casinos. Each time I put on your cologne to see if she notices it. Nope. Of course my smell is different than yours so that's probably why. Speaking of your cologne, one year later and it still smells new. When Im upset or depressed I go into the bedroom, open and smell it. It brings a smile to my face. I met a girl named Sonia about 6 months ago and you would have loved her. She's a smartass and great with comebacks just like you were. I wish you could have met her, but most of all I wish you could be here to welcome the child she is carrying. Now this is where you would say "it's not yours, you can't do nothing with that little peepee". Well I proved you wrong.
I miss you, I love you and not a day goes by that I don't think about you.
"fat bitch"
Well, lets' try some baby food shall we?
Meeting Tony Esposito
So at the Blackhawks game the other day I got the meet Tony Esposito. It was for a charity event the Blackhawks were doing. I asked him to sign my arm and look of surprise on his face was awesome. I have Bobby Hull, Chris Chelios, and Jeremy Roenick all autographed and tattooed on my arm. Here's the video.
What you mean we can't get divorced?
This is not a sad video, rather funny actually.
Hey yo….
Let's chat shall we…
My dad, grandpa and our Chicago Blackhawks.
On June 1st, 1992 I remember going into my dads bedroom where he was layin down watching tv. I sat on the edge of the bed, wondering what he was watching. Turns out it was game 4 of the 1992 Stanley Cup Finals, which was the Chicago Blackhawks vs Pittsburgh Penguins. I remember asking question after question and he was happy to answer, even though the Hawks were about to get swept in the Finals. What I didn't know at the time was just how much my dad enjoyed the Hawks.
It wasn't until a few years later in 1994 when I was in 8th grade that I actually learned how much the Hawks meant. My dad surprised me with tickets to my first Hawks game. He said he wanted me to experience the sights and smells of the old Chicago Stadium. Now if you have ever been to Chicago Stadium, you know that it was old, small, smelly, and loud.
Looking back now, the best part wasn't going to the game, but hearing the stories that my dad had of being a kid and running up the stairs to get a good seat for my grandpa and cousin Kenny. My dad would talk about my grandpa taking him to Mama Schiavone bar and how some of the players would go in after the games and would chat with my dad and grandpa while that drank. The 60's obviously were a different time, since a young kid in a bar wouldn't fly today. Now after hearing these stories about Mama Schiavone's, I figured it was just a simple high five and that was it. Then, in 2013 at the Blackhawks convention, I had the opportunity to talk to Bobby Hull as he signed my tattoo. Of course my dad took advantage of the situation and asked Bobby if he remembered that bar. And wouldn't you know it, Bobby remembered. Not only did he remember, but he remembered chatting with my dad and grandpa. Of course you could chalk it up to him just agreeing for the sake of agreement. But he started talking about the same stuff my dad told me about. So just as my dad had the memory of meeting Hull with my grandpa, I have the memory of meeting Hull with my dad.
As I've stated before in a prior post, there are certain things you do with your parents, grandparents, or any family member for that matter that will lead to traditions, and those that will be etched in your mind. So tonight, almost 4 months to the day that my grandpa passed, we sit here getting ready for game 1 of the 2017/2018 NHL season. My grandma, aunts, dad and mom are all here…and even though I look to my right and see an empty red chair, I know my grandpa is sitting there.


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Those some might refuse the inference, this naming is everlasting. And it speaks to the authority and dictate of God to hand these things to men. These things point to Christ who also has been renamed (Php 2:9) with the name by which we are saved (Acts 4:12; Rom 10:13). Christ now reigns over the named things of creation fulfilling the first Adam.
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Just in case the name doesn't ring a bell, James O'Keefe is the self-proclaimed investigative reporter who set up the video sting of National Public Radio's Ron Schiller, which ultimately led to the resignation of NPR CEO Vivian Schiller and lost Ron Schiller his upcoming work with the Aspen Institute, a position for which he had resigned from NPR. This is also the same James O'Keefe who set up a damning video of ACORN, a leading advocacy group for low- and moderate-income earners, as well as a phone call with Planned Parenthood in which a representative claimed they could direct his donation to the abortion of a black baby. During the course of the Kurtz interview, we're also reminded of O'Keefe's attempt to embarrass then-CNN reporter Abbie Boudreau by seducing her on a boat filled with sex toys.
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Actually, no. Guerrilla theater and investigative reporting happen to be two entirely different things. In the case of guerrilla theater, it usually refers to a staged event which takes place without the full knowledge of the audience or using makeshift set elements. Investigative reporting–at least, the type which we should expect–takes a full view of a story, tracing a complete narrative by continually asking even seemingly-basic questions, and either corroborating or contradicting the stated facts and assumptions of the story with various and multiple pieces of evidence. O'Keefe is confusing the two. If his NPR video really was an item of investigative reporting, there would have been full disclosure that the piece was edited in such a way as to effect a specific outcome. There would also have been some context, perhaps addressing things like, what led to the creation of this piece? What questions did O'Keefe hope to have answered, and why are they important? What basis does he have for believing that it is necessary to go under cover in this situation? And so on.
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A single day in your courts is better than a thousand anywhere else! I would rather be a gatekeeper in the house of my God than live the good life in the homes of the wicked. (Psalms 84:10 NLT)
I long for The Lord's comfort but I'm struggling to find it. I feel so far from The Lord, even though I know He is there. He is constant and I am not. I do not understand but He does. Thankfully, he loves me and will not leave me even when my faith grows weak. I can rest knowing my life and eternity are secure because of Christ alone.
Therefore, since we have been made right in God's sight by faith, we have peace with God because of what Jesus Christ our Lord has done for us. Because of our faith, Christ has brought us into this place of undeserved privilege where we now stand, and we confidently and joyfully look forward to sharing God's glory. We can rejoice, too, when we run into problems and trials, for we know that they help us develop endurance. And endurance develops strength of character, and character strengthens our confident hope of salvation. And this hope will not lead to disappointment. For we know how dearly God loves us, because he has given us the Holy Spirit to fill our hearts with his love. When we were utterly helpless, Christ came at just the right time and died for us sinners. Now, most people would not be willing to die for an upright person, though someone might perhaps be willing to die for a person who is especially good. But God showed his great love for us by sending Christ to die for us while we were still sinners. And since we have been made right in God's sight by the blood of Christ, he will certainly save us from God's condemnation. For since our friendship with God was restored by the death of his Son while we were still his enemies, we will certainly be saved through the life of his Son. So now we can rejoice in our wonderful new relationship with God because our Lord Jesus Christ has made us friends of God. (Romans 5:1-11 NLT)
The longer the journey the more difficult it has become. I hope and pray that I have grown and that God will help me to endure what is to come.
I wrote the above before going to Hopkins on Thursday, where we learned that the treatment is not working. The tumor is still growing and so I did not receive a chemo treatment but instead switched to managing symptoms. I started a new IV medication which already seems to be helping me get through the days better and be able to enjoy the time I have. I don't know exactly what to expect in the coming months but we have talked with the kids and told them where we are at and to expect changes. We have been honest with them and answer their questions and try to calm their fears when they arise. They have always known that there is no cure for this.
I honestly, don't know how to do this everyday but I'm thankful for time where I am not tired and I can feel well enough to enjoy the hugs and time with my family. I am going to try to do what I can for as long as I can..The uncertainty is overwhelming. Please, continue to pray for strength, peace and direction as we continue on.
I am certain though that when this journey ends for me here on earth, I will truly be home with my Creator and my Savior and completely restored.I'm thankful for the forgiveness I have received through Christ or the uncertainty of what would await me when I die would be completely hopeless and full of fear.
So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness. (Colossians 2:6, 7 NIV)


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Exploring Ways to Reduce the Symptoms of Autism from the Inside Out
This content is from the August 2017 issue of Natural Awakenings Magazine
Written by: Andrea Hop, Health Coach
The best thing a person with autism can have is an advocate who looks beyond his or her behaviors and struggles and sees the person within. Having autism is like having a fingerprint. Each individuals' expression of behaviors and symptoms is unique to them. While a good deal of conventional medical advice deals with the suppression of symptoms, there are many avenues to explore the root cause of those symptoms and help the person's body heal from the inside out.
Every child on the spectrum has some degree of symptoms that are metabolic, which may include problems with his or her digestive, immune, and nervous systems. Although symptoms manifest differently in each person, relief of some symptoms will be found when the focus is put on healing the gut and then determining what next steps the child will benefit from. For example, behaviors like stimming are directly related to the food the child eats and how well that nutrition is assimilated in the digestive system. According to Dr. Joseph Cannizarro, in his book Answers for the 4A Epidemic, the main causative factors linked to autism symptoms in children are good and bad gut flora, immune system dysregulation, and nutritional depletion.
Let's talk first on the health of gut flora and the strength of the immune system. Good gut flora (or the balance of bacteria that lives in our GI tracts) is responsible for neutralizing toxins, keeping the gut alkaline, and engaging the immune system.
Dr. Cannizarro points out, "Many of the symptoms of autism, such as hyperactivity, aggression, and stimming are related to persistent gut dysbiosis" (52).
Many people with autism experience bloating, constipation, loose stools, and digestive discomfort. This is an indication that healing the gut is vital to improving symptoms. To begin healing the gut one could work with a professional, such as a Naturopathic Doctor, who could determine what type of bad flora is dominating the digestive tract and work to eliminate it with a monitored process of killing off the bad flora, while nourishing the gut with good flora with the use of prebiotics and probiotics. This kind of care can be a huge step in alleviating the severity and frequency of autistic behaviors as well as increase immune function and nutrient absorption. The GI tract is responsible for 80% of our immune system after all.
Damaged gut flora can also lead to abnormal brain function in children with autism. Children with autism are often deficient in vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients necessary for healthy brain development. The typical diet for these individuals usually consists of foods higher in processed carbohydrates and simple sugars, often due to "pickiness" from the child. These types of foods are not broken down properly, leaving children devoid of the very nutrition they need to heal. Many health experts recommend a diet free of gluten and dairy for people with autism, especially while they are healing their digestive tract. Since it can often be difficult to eliminate processed carbohydrates and simple sugars right away, working with a health coach is a very effective step in healing the gut and adding in more key nutrition for a person with autism. A health coach can support the family in changing their diets to include more nutrition from whole grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, clean protein, and seeds, in conjunction with the medical plan, to heal the body from the inside out.
There are many options available to aid in healing the root cause of the symptoms impacting a person with autism's life. Working professionals who see the whole person with autism and not just the behaviors, evaluating the dysfunction and healing the gut, while supporting the healing process with a nutritious, plant-based diet is a powerful step to letting the child with autism shine.
Cannizzaro, Dr. Joseph A. Answer for the 4A Epidemic: Healing for Kids with Autism, ADHD, Asthma, and Allergies. Lake Mary: Siloam, 2012. Print.


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Andy Murray and Jamie Murray have virtually sealed Great Britain's first Davis Cup triumph since 1936 with a thrilling doubles triumph over Belgium.
The win gives Britain a 2-1 lead over the Belgians with two matches to play, and Andy Murray will be the overwhelming favourite to win the first of those against David Goffin on Sunday.
Belgian pair Goffin and Steve Darcis looked to be in the ascendancy during the third set, but the Murrays' experience and composure showed as they recorded a 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 win.
Murray's last match with Goffin ended up 6-0, 6-1 in the Scot's favour, and a similar result will see Britain take the title.
They surely won't lose from here, will they?
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Over 1,000 people take to the street to speak out for fair taxes everywhere at Public Services International.
International Solidarity
"The best way for any nation to combat income inequalty is to ensure its common wealth is used for its common good." - Elisabeth Ballermann, NUPGE Alberta VP and HSAA President.
"Walmart is more concerned about furthering its low-wage, McJobs agenda intended to line the pockets of company executives while their workers barely scrape by." - James Clancy, NUPGE National President.
Country's leading peace activist arrested while preparing to board a plane at Bogota's El Dorado International Airport en route to a meeting in Barcelona, Spain.
The National Union asks Immigration Minister to allow Iraq war resister Kimberly Rivera and her family to remain in Canada on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
House of Commons committee to look more closely at flawed Human Rights Impact Assessment that was conducted on the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement.
Corporate greed more important to employers, as group at ILO refuse to discuss worker's rights violations
Employers have hijacked the process based on a misplaced ideological conviction that the right to strike, guaranteed under numerous laws, domestic constitutions and international instruments, poses a threat to corporate greed.
Daniel Aguirre becomes the seventh Colombian trade unionist killed this year, and the 61st since Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos took office in August 2010.
Dec. 1 marks World AIDS Day. This year's campaign is about "Getting to Zero": Zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS related deaths.
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When the Freedom Fighters started (the first national hemp organization), I enticed the membership to attend pot rallies, starting with the Ann Arbor Hash Bash in early April, with free campgrounds and free food, but the kicker was the medals. For every rally a member attended, they received a really cool Freedom Fighter medal and wearing these soon became a great badge of honor for cannabis activists across the land.
The Freedom Fighters not only ushered in the hemp movement, they brought life back to the rally scene. Because media coverage of rallies was usually intensely negative, and because photos of hippies smoking pot were considered non-productive, NORML had pursued a policy of allowing public pot events to die a quiet death, and instead concentrated on pressing Congress for legal reforms. It was the beginning of a suits versus stoners divide that continues today. My plan was to get everyone to dress up in Colonial-style outfits and waving Betsy Ross flags so we could recapture those sigils to our cause. On the left is the very first Freedom Fighter pin ever forged and Terry Michell made a flag of it and carried that flag around Alaska for a superb counter-intelligence operation resisting attempts to re-criminalize in that state. It was just one of many outstanding missions carried out by our short-lived movement. For a few years every April we met after the Hash Bash for 4:20 council, where we would select the Freedom Fighter of the Year by voice vote. We also threw 4:20 events when we traveled to Rainbow Gatherings, but those Hash Bash 420 councils were probably the first major 420 events outside the three that had happened on Mount Tam in the late 1980's. And after the park police shut down that event, the Freedom Fighters took over the center of gravity on 420 celebrations. After we were disbanded, that energy moved over to the Cannabis Cup. Within a decade, 420 went global.


text: Share: Comments Print August 15, 2011 at 3:31 PM Outdoor movies, as summer winds down Posted by Moira Macdonald For those of us in the Seattle area, summer never really wound up this year (did it ever hit, oh, 85 degrees? I think not), but that's fine by me. Nonetheless, the end of summer does mean the end of a seasonal pleasure: outdoor movies, shown on a blocked-off street or a parking lot or park meadow, with a picnic on a blanket and a sweater handy for when darkness brings cooler air. I haven't been to any outdoor screenings lately (blame the weather), but I do have some fond memories of movies I watched outdoors; most notably at the Port Townsend Film Festival, where I remember sitting on a staircase and watching Audrey Hepburn's glorious face, so many times larger than life, in "Roman Holiday," or hearing that train chug along as Eva Marie Saint (a festival guest some years back) and Cary Grant bantered at their dining-car table in "North by Northwest." Here's a nice New York Times piece about outdoor movie screenings in Manhattan's Bryant Park; I love the photo, as moviegoers race to claim spots on the grass just as park staff give the OK. I don't think we have security checks and thousands of people showing up for outdoor movies here in the Pacific Northwest — but, should you wish to find out for yourself, here's the local outdoor-movies schedule. Anyone have a favorite outdoor-movie memory? Or know a movie that's better if you see it outdoors? Comments


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Monday, May 7: Reception 6:00 – 9:00 PM at Darden
Location: Abbott Lounge/PepsiCo Forum/South Lounge
Tuesday, May 8
|Breakfast Conference Greetings and Introductions
Location: Abbott Center Auditorium
|Plenary Speaker – Ms. Kristen Baldwin – Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering. Introduction by Prof. Barry Horowitz Location: Abbott Center Auditorium
|Paper session 1: NASA 1 Location: Room 160
|A Review of Value Modeling in the NASA Systems Engineering Research ConsortiumJoseph Clerkin (University of Alabama Huntsville (UAH), USA); Bryan Mesmer (University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA)
|Engineering Elegant Systems: Postulates, Principles, and Hypotheses of Systems EngineeringMichael Watson (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, USA); Bryan Mesmer (University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA); Phillip Farrington (Trivector Services, USA)
|Exergy Efficiency of Interplanetary Transfer VehiclesSean Owen (University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA); Michael Watson (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, USA); Mitchell Rodriguez (Jacobs Engineering, USA)
|Paper Session 2: Systems in Context 1 Location: Room 170
|The Joint Optimization of Critical Interdependent Infrastructure of an Electricity-Water-Gas SystemJie Cheng (University of Nebraska-Lincoln & CalEnergy, USA); Qishuai Liu, Qing Hui and Fred Choobineh (University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA)
|Architecture Models for Coordination of Unmanned Air and Ground Vehicles Conducting Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster ReliefWyatt Middleton (Naval Postgraduate School & USN, USA); Gregory Miller and Anthony Pollman (Naval Postgraduate School, USA)
|Using MBSE in Satellite Architecture Trade Studies a Practical ExampleDaniel Cipera and David R Jacques (Air Force Institute of Technology, USA); Thomas Ford (Integrity Applications Incorporated, USA)
|Paper Session 3: Systems in Context 2 Location: Room 180
|Information Entropy Based Complexity Measurement for Systems Engineering and Trade-off AnalysisJean C Domercant (Georgia Tech Research Institute & Electronic Systems Laboratory, USA)
|A Domain Engineering Framework Based on Probabilistic Ontologies for Automated Selection of Features to ReuseShou Matsumoto, James Lee, Muhammad Imran, Edward Huang, Kathryn Laskey and Paulo C.G. Costa (George Mason University, USA)
|The Danger of Using Ratio Performance Metrics in System EvaluationsWilliam Scherer and Stephen Adams (University of Virginia, USA)
|Panel – Smart Cities:
Low Cost Technology Solutions Towards Smart Urban Transit System
Shared Autonomous Electric Mobility: Opportunities & Challenges
Location: Room 190
|Panel – Enterprise Systems
Ken Harmon (Virginia Tech)
William Donaldson (Christopher Newport University) et al.
Location: Room 050
|Paper Session 4: Security and Resilience Location: Room 160
|Framework for Design Exploration of Secure Embedded System DevelopmentPaul A Wortman and John A Chandy (University of Connecticut, USA)
|Systems Engineering Grand Challenges in Security and SafetyThomas A McDermott, Jr (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA); Larry Strawser (Johns Hopkins University, USA); Darryl Farber (Penn State University, USA); Michael Yokell (Lockheed Martin, USA); L. Mark Walker (BCT LLC, USA)
|Cyber-Physical Systems Modeling for Security Using SysMLBryan Carter, Cody Fleming and Carl Elks (University of Virginia, USA); Georgios Bakirtzis (Virginia Commonwealth University, USA)
|Paper Session 5: NASA 2 Location: Room 170
|Information Theory Applied to Decision Making StructuresMichael Watson (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, USA)
|Technology Maturity and Federally-Funded Innovation Projects in NASA's Small Business Innovation Research ProgramAndrea Belz and Aleksandar Giga (University of Southern California, USA); Richard Terrile (JPL, USA); Michael Kawas and Fernando Zapatero (University of Southern California)
|How Frustrations About Oversight Can Lead to Inefficiencies in Contractor WorkSamantha M Brainard (George Washington University, USA); Zoe Szajnfarber (USA)
|Panel – Smart Cities:
Safe, Smart, Sustainable Transportation for Livable Communities
Community-Centered Urban Sensing: Moving from Data to Action in the Engaged Smart City
Location: Room 190
|Panel – Enterprise Systems Location: Room 050
Location: Abbott Center Dining Room
|Plenary Speaker – Vaughan Turekian – Senior Director of Science and Technology for Sustainability Program
National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Location: Abbott Center Auditorium
|Paper Session 6: Systems in Context 3 Location: Room 160
|Systems of Systems Thinking Barry Boehm (University of Southern California, USA); Jo Ann Lane (San Diego State University, USA)
|Risk Analysis and Prognostics and Health Management for Smart ManufacturingMichael Malinowski, Stephen Adams and Peter Beling (University of Virginia, USA)
|A Pilot Study on Ranking the Critical Components of a SystemSatish Mahadevan Srinivasan (Penn State Great Valley, USA); Raghvinder Sangwan (Penn State University, USA); Colin Neill (PSU, USA); Nil Ergin (Penn State University, USA)
|Paper Session 7: Inference Enterprises Location: Room 170
|Synthesizing Inference Enterprises from Redacted DataBahram Yousefi, Muhammad Imran and Kathryn Laskey (George Mason University, USA)
|Applying Model-Based Validation to Inference Enterprise System Architecture SelectionSean D Vermillion, David Brown and Dennis Buede (Innovative Decisions, USA)
|Rapid Prototyping Insider Threat Inference Enterprise Model Workflows Using Ontology-Template ApproachJames Lee (George Mason University, USA); Abbas K Zaidi (System Architectures Laboratory, George Mason University, USA); Kathryn Laskey (George Mason University, USA)
|Paper Session 8: Systems in Context 4 Location: Room 180
|Review and Constructive Definitions for Mathematically Engineered Systems as Categorical InterpretationChristopher Klesges (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA)
|The Data-Ontology-Rule Footing: A Building Block for Knowledge-based Development and Event-driven Execution of Multi-Domain SystemsMark Austin and Maria Coelho (University of Maryland, USA); Mark R Blackburn (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA)
|How Will Humans Cut Through Automated Vehicle Platoons in Mixed Traffic Environments? A Simulation Study of Drivers' Gaze Behaviors Based on the Dynamic Areas-of-Interest.Xiang Guo, Lian Cui, Brian Park, Wen Ding, Marisa Lockhart and Inki Kim (University of Virginia, USA)
|Panel – Embracing Diversity: Autonomous and Cyber-Physical Systems
Alice Squires (INCOSE)
Dr. Gina Guillaume-Joseph (INCOSE) et al.
Location: Room 190
|Panel – Thinking (and Talking!) about Systems Thinking and Design
Reid Bailey (University of Virginia) et al.
Location: Room 050
|Paper Session 9: Systems in Context 5 Location: Room 160
|Ontology Driven Requirements Engineering in the Responsive and Formal Design ProcessNadew Kibret (North Carolina A&T State University, USA); William Edmonson (North Carolina A&T State University, USA); Solomon Gebreyohannes (NC A&T University, USA)
|Towards Better Understanding of Software Maintainability EvolutionPooyan Behnamghader and Barry Boehm (University of Southern California, USA)
|Shape Inspection Using N-View Error Accumulation on Low-fidelity Point CloudsRafael Radkowski (Iowa State University, USA)
|Paper Session 10: Bayesian Approaches Location: Room 170
|Capturing the Information Dependencies of Verification Activities with Bayesian NetworksAlejandro Salado, Hanumanthrao Kannan and Farshad Farkhondehmaal (Virginia Tech, USA)
|Bayesian System Averaging: A Grand Theory Unifying Bayesian Forecasting System Method and Bayesian Model Averaging MethodJie Liu (University of Virginia, USA)
|Comparing Frequentist and Bayesian Approaches for Forecasting Binary Inference PerformanceSean D Vermillion, Jordan Thomas, David Brown and Dennis Buede (Innovative Decisions, USA)
|Panel – Embracing Diversity: Autonomous and Cyber-Physical Systems
Alice Squires (INCOSE)
Dr. Gina Guillaume-Joseph (INCOSE) et al.
Location: Room 190
|Panel – Enterprise Systems
Location: Room 050
|Plenary Speaker – Mark Honecker – Executive Director/Chief of Staff, U.S. Fleet Forces CommandLocation: Abbott Center Auditorium
|ReceptionLocation: Abbott Center Dining Room Lobby
|Banquet. Plenary Speaker – Stephanie Adams – Dean of Engineering, Batten College of Engineering & Technology. Old Dominion University (Dr. Adams at 8:00)
Location: Abbott Center Dining Room
Wednesday, May 9
|Plenary Speaker – Yacov Haimes – L. R. Quarles Professor, University of Virginia Systems and Information Engineering Location: Abbott Center Auditorium
|Paper session 11: Education Location: Room 160
|Grand Challenges in Systems Engineering EducationSteven Hoffenson (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA); Peggy Brouse (George Mason University, USA); Don Gelosh (Director Systems Engineering Programs, USA); Michael Pafford (Johns Hopkins University & INCOSE Chesapeake Chapter, USA); Larry Strawser (Johns Hopkins University, USA); Jon Wade (Stevens, USA); Ariela Sofer (George Mason University, USA)
|Why Not Teaching Systems Architecture as a Studio Art Class?Alejandro Salado (Virginia Tech, USA); Thomas A McDermott, Jr (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA); Kirsten A Davis (Virginia Tech, USA); Alejandra Moral (Radford University, USA)
|How Do Knowledge Domains Come Together in Systems?Swaminathan Natarajan (Tata Consultancy Services, India); Anand Kumar (Tata Research Design and Development Center & Tata Consultancy Services Ltd, India); Subhrojyoti Roy Chaudhuri (Tata Consulatncy Services, India); Niruj Ramanujam (NCRA-TIFR, India); Rajiv Banerjee (National Centre for Radio-Astronomy-Tata Institute of Fundamental Research & Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India); Amar Banerjee (Tata Research Development & Design Centre & TCS Research, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., India); Puneet Patwari (Tata Consultancy Services Research, India)
|Paper Session 12: Resilient Systems Location: Room 170
|Designing Engineered Resilient Systems Using Set-Based DesignZephan Wade and Gregory Parnell (University of Arkansas, USA); Simon Goerger (Engineer Research and Development Center & US Army, USA); Ed Pohl (University of Arkansas, USA); Eric Specking (University of Arkansas College of Engineering, USA)
|Using Systems Engineering Ilities to Better Understand ResiliencyJames Enos (United States Military Academy, USA)
|A Method for Robust Requirements DefinitionMarc Gethers and Dale Thomas (University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA)
|Paper Session 13: Business Systems Location: Room 180
|Towards Achieving Architecture Alignment of Business and IT: A Portfolio Decision Analysis ApproachMengmeng Zhang (Science and Technology on Information Systems Engineering Laboratory, USA); Honghui Chen (National University of Defense Technology, P.R. China); Kalle J Lyytinen (Case Western Reserve University, USA)
|An Agent-Based Approach to Bank Lending Decisions and RisksAnqi Liu (Cardiff University, United Kingdom (Great Britain)); Cheuk Yin Mo (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA); Mark Paddrik (United States Department of the Treasury, USA); Steve Yang (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA)
|Visualizing Communication Patterns in Design Teams over TimeConnor Forsythe and Nikolai Joseph (George Washington University, USA); Zoe Szajnfarber (USA); Erica Gralla (George Washington University, USA)
|Panel – Careers in Systems Engineering: the Future of our Field
Julia Lapan (University of Virginia) et al.
Location: Room 190
|Panel – I Lab
David Touve (University of Virginia)
Location: Room 100
|Paper Session 14: Military Systems Location: Room 160
|Military Enterprise Wireless Communications Architecture Power AnalysisHowen Fernando (Naval Postgraduate School; Joint Tactical Networking Center, USA); Ronald Giachetti and Anthony Pollman (Naval Postgraduate School, USA)
|A Dynamic Model of Military Suicide for Improved Understanding of Effects and Integration of InterventionsRonald F. A. Woodaman (Innovative Decisions Inc. & George Mason University, USA)
|A Method to Use the SoS Explorer Application with Fuzzy-Genetic Algorithms to Support Military Veterans Within Higher EducationGarrett Coffey (Missouri University of Science and Technology & Missouri S&T, USA); Cihan H Dagli (Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA)
|Paper Session 15: Modeling Languages Location: Room 170
|A Research Plan to Discover Patterns of Unknown Vulnerabilities Associated with Adopting SysML Paul Wach and Alejandro Salado (Virginia Tech, USA)
|An Executable Systems Modeling Methodology
|A Systems Engineering Approach to the Development of a Domain-Specific Language for Functional Reference Architectures Richard Wise and Erika Brimhall (Georgia Tech Research Institute)
|Panel – Careers in Systems Engineering: the Future of our Field
Julia Lapan (University of Virginia) et al. Location: Room 190
|Panel – I Lab
David Touve (University of Virginia)
Location: Room 100
Location: Abbott Center Dining Room
|Plenary Speakers:Mr. John Buckley – Vice President, Product Development & Technical Execution
Engineering, Science & Technology
Northrop Grumman Mission Systems; Dr. Alex Vacca -Director of Strategic Planning
Northrop GrummanLocation: Abbott Center Auditorium
|Paper Session 16: Decisions, Control, and Design 1 Location: Room 160
|Foundational and Precautionary Considerations for Value-Driven Tradespace Exploration and AnalysisAdam M. Ross (The Perduco Group); Matthew E. Fitzgerald (The Perduco Group, USA); Randy Buchanan (ERDC, USA)
|Integrating Set-Based Design into Cost AnalysisRandy Buchanan (ERDC, USA); James Richards and Christina Rinaudo (Engineer Research Development Center, USA); Simon Goerger (Engineer Research and Development Center; US Army, USA)
|A Value-Centric Tradespace Approach to Target System Modularization Adam M. Ross and Hank Roark (MIT, USA)
|Paper Session 17: Decisions, Control, and Design 2 Location: Room 170
|Effects of Uncertain Requirements on the Design Selection ProblemSomayeh Moazeni, Roshanak Nilchiani and Antonio Pugliese (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA)
|A System of Knowledge Briefs to Support Decision-Making and Knowledge Reuse in Product DevelopmentLinn Sandvold (University College of South East Norway, Kongsberg, Norway); Daniel Stenholm (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden); Henrik Mathiesen (Kongsberg Automotive, Kongsberg, Norway); Dag Bergsjö (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)
|Optimizing Fleet Life Cycle Management Decisions Through Graphical Dominance AnalysisTobias Lemerande (University of South Australia, Australia)
|Panel – Systems Engineering Future Location: Room 190
|Demos Location: Room 050
|Paper Session 18: Decisions, Control, and Design 3 Location: Room 160
|Emergent Network of Systems Implications for Systems DesignJames Enos (United States Military Academy, USA); Roshanak Nilchiani (Stevens Institute, USA)
|Investigating Approaches to Achieve Modularity Benefits in the Acquisition EcosystemNavindran Davendralingam, Cesare Guariniello, Alexandra Dukes and Dan DeLaurentis (Purdue University, USA)
|Application of the Rayleigh Model to Predict Information Technology Program Cost and Schedule PerformanceRebekah Yang, Justin Coe, Benjamin Dryer, Matthew Cumpian and Maeve Budi (CNA, USA); Matt Prebble (George Mason University & CNA, USA); Mary (Jocelyn) Cox and Shaelynn Hales (CNA, USA)
|Paper Session 19: Applications Location: Room 170
|Candidate Architecture for an Active Orbital Space Debris Removal System Rastislav Hronco and Wilson Felder (Stevens Institute of Technology, USA)
|A Proposed Application of Systems Engineering Principles to Healthcare Decision-Making Evaluating Patient Decision Regret in the Treatment of Oropharyngeal CancerRobert Aarhus, Jr and Edward Huang (George Mason University, USA)
|Identifying Barriers to Agile Technology Road MappingLars Ivansen (Mycronic AB, Sweden); Jonas Andersson (University College of South East Norway, Norway); Dag Bergsjö (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)
|Panel – Systems Engineering Future Location: Room 190
|Demos Location: Room 050
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Settled in the southern part of Europe, with its biggest part in Balkan Peninsula. Serbia has a specifically good geographical position and this is the main reason it's been conquered so many times in the past. Its biggest part is in southeastern Europe and one quarter of the country occupies the region of middle Europe. With its bigger part it is a continental country and one part counts Serbia into Mediterranean countries.
Serbia is the mixture of different reliefs, starting from beautiful rivers, through gorgeous forests, long plains and impressive mountains. Honestly, it is a bond of tremendous untouched nature and exclusive and vivid cities.
No matter whether you enjoy fresh air, untouched nature, long hikes, skiing, or a vivid nightlife, Serbia is the right country for you. Combination of old and new, history and future, different nations and religions it will welcome you with open hands, embrace you and make you feel home. Once you visit this country you will wish never to leave or at least to come back again.
Belgrade, Novi Sad and other large cities will give you a great pastime, mountains and pastures will give you fresh air and peace, and spas will help you improve your health. Every season is beautiful here. In winter you can enjoy mountains, but also feel the warmness of the countryside, spring, the time when all the nature wakes up, will provide you long walks. Summer is the time for beautiful Serbian rivers and lakes. And autumn, the last but not the least will show you what a friendship here actually means, since it's the time of work, when people in Serbia prepare for winter season.
The name
There is no exact information about the correct origin of the name Serbia and Serbian people. There are many different interpretations and data about the first appearance of Serbs and their name as we know it today. The official history says that Serbia is firstly mentioned in the 10th century by Greeks. When it comes to the name of the people (Serbs) it's much trickier and under the veil of secrets. Some data show that this name appears in ancient times, long before our time, but most historians claim that this word comes from Slovenian language.
Basic information about Serbia
The territory of the state occupies 88.361 square kilometers. Narration is (in 2016) 7.058.322 people and density 91.1 square kilometers. Most of the populations make Serbs, but there are many ethnic groups here such as Hungarians, Montenegrins, Bosnians, Roma and others.
The capital and at the same time the largest city is Belgrade. The official language in Serbia is Serbian and the currency is Serbian dinar (RSD).
Calling code for the country is +381.
Serbia is Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Republic, with the President as its leader. The current Legislature of Serbia is National Assembly. People here drive on the right side of the road.
Serbia is a member of many organizations such as UN, BSEC, OSCE, CEFTA, etc. The country is an EU membership candidate since 2012. The state is military neutral. This is an upper-middle income country. The dominant sectors are: service (the most dominant), then industrial and agricultural.
The symbols of Serbia
Serbian anthem is almost the same as the anthem of former Kingdom of Serbia (with slightly changed text). Its name is God of Justice.
The coat of arms is the same as from the period of the rule of Obrenovici Dynasty, from 1882 (Kingdom of Serbia then). It is consisted of two-headed white eagle with the shield on his chests. On the shield there is a cross and over the eagles' head there is the crown of Nemanjici Dynasty.
The national flag of Serbia is a tricolor with horizontally settled lines of red, blue and white. The state flag is completely the same except is has got a small coat of arms in the blue field.
History of Serbia
Serbia is one of the countries that have a long and rich history. As we've already mentioned, because of its specific and good position, it has always been a target of many conquerors. The oldest traces of existence are around forty thousand years old. The area of today's Serbia was conquered by Romans in the 3rd and 4th century. When the Roman Empire was divided, the biggest part of this country belonged to the Eastern Roman Empire. Under the Romans the today's capital was called Singidunum.
If you enjoy researching history of different countries, Serbia will most certainly occupy one of first places in your researches. Through the course of history it passed through many temptations and was invaded so many times that, I believe, there is no country with similar history.
Somewhere in the seventh century, Serbs came to the Balkan Peninsula. According to historical information, they occupied the territory between Vrbas and the river Cetina in the west, between the rivers Bojana, Ibar and Morava in the east, the Adriatic Sea on south and the rivers Danube and Sava on the north.
Vlastimir, who ruled Serbia in the 9th century, is considered to be the founder of Serbian medieval country. Period of his reign and period after are characteristic for many battles, especially with Bulgaria.
One of the most important dynasties in Serbian history is most certainly the dynasty of Nemanjici.
In the 12th century, Stefan Nemanja will rebel against his brother Tihomir, who was chosen by Byzantium. He will later defeat Byzantium army in Kosovo, near Pantina. This ruler will be very successful in withstanding the attacks of Byzantium army and will also expand the state.
Stefan Nemanja was inherited by his son, Stefan. He continues to spread Serbia. During his reign, in 1217, he raises the state up to the rank of kingdom. After two years, his younger brother Sava manages to strike the foundation of today's Serbian Orthodox Church.
The rule of the dynasty Nemanjici is filled with conflicts, not only from the outside, but as well from the inside. Civil wars and argues about the crown; fights among brothers, fathers, and sons were quite common. But, all aside, this dynasty played an extremely important role in Serbian history and during its reign, Serbia was big and strong country.
Serbia was invaded by many conquerors, but Turks were in this are longer than anyone else. After the Kosovo battle in 1389, Serbia was finally invaded by Turkish conquerors in 1459, when the city of Smederevo declined. The territory of today's Serbia was under Turkish reign from 15th to the beginning of the 20th century.
Of course, Serbian people didn't just reconcile with this situation. They raised many rebellions against the Turkish conquerors. Its freedom, Serbia got back after The First and The Second Uprising, in 1804 and 1815. Most of the state became independent in 1878, but some parts remained under Turks until 1912.
Throughout its history, Serbia was Kingdom, Principality, and it was ruled by despots. On December the 1st, 1918, Serbia united with Slovenia and Croatia and these countries formed the Kingdom of Serbs, Croatians and Slovenians under the reign of the dynasty Karadjordjevici. In 1929 this country was renamed and called Yugoslavia Kingdom.
In the World War II, it was occupied by Germany and its allies. A little after the war, in 1954, the country changed its name again and it was called, the Democratic Federative Yugoslavia. In 1963, it was called Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia. It didn't change its name again until the 1900s when this big and powerful country fell apart. In 2006, Serbia was an independent country again.
I believe that after reading these lines you will realize that Serbia had rich and hard history. It was conquered so many times by different people and different nations but succeeded in keeping its freedom, religion and faith. Serbs, like not many other nations faced some very rough periods, but yet remained proud and with their heads raised high.
Regions of Serbia
Serbia is the country of nature. It is a combination of beautiful rivers, impressive hills and mountains, vivid and colorful plains. This is the country where you can still enjoy untouched nature, clean waters and fresh air.
The northern part of the country is a plain. This part of Serbia is called Vojvodina. It is an important part of the country because it's crucial in food production. Over 80 percent of the land here is cultivable and of high quality. Crops are mostly produced here. The biggest city, which is also one of the most beautiful cities in this province, is Novi Sad.
The river Danube, which is one of the largest rivers in Europe, goes through this part of Serbia. It is an essential waterway and it is possible to sail down its entire course here. Besides the Danube, Tisa is one more important and really beautiful river that completes the fairness of this part of Serbia. These rivers are not only important as waterways, but also attract tourists from different parts of Europe who enjoy sailing down the rivers. Besides rivers, some very important factories, especially those which exploit the oil and gas are settled in Vojvodina.
Visiting this part of Serbia always means enjoying, whether you like sights, museums, important monuments, or you enjoy good meals and countryside. It's a merge of everything that brings peace.
One especially nice place is Fruska Gora. This is one of the most beautiful mountains in Serbia. It is a National Park. Its beauty attracts many tourists, especially in spring when the nature is all vivid and woken up and allows you to enjoy all its benefits. Ethno tourism is highly developed. You can choose to stay in a house, or go camping. Either way, you'll enjoy.
Hills and mountains are settled in the rest of the country, going from the north to the south.
Central part of Serbia
This part includes Belgrade, Sumadija (word suma means forest in Serbian language), eastern, southern and western Serbia.
Probably one of the most beautiful parts of central Serbia is Sumadija. It is settled between the rivers Danube and Sava in the north and the West Morava in the south. This is one special place, rich in mountains. This is Serbia's biggest beauty. Sumadija is especially nice in spring when everything is green.
If you don't see Zlatibor, Kopaonik, medieval town Maglich, it's like you haven't visited Serbia at all. I feel free to say that it's not important which season or a month in a year you choose to visit this country, you will definitely enjoy and have a great time.
Lilac valley which takes one part of the Ibar valley was made by a Serbian king Urosh the First, who planted these beautiful flowers so he could express his love towards his wife. In the heart of this impressive valley a medieval town Maglich raises his walls high into the sky. It was probably built somewhere in the 13th century. On the first sight it represents nothing else but classical monument of Serbian Middle age architecture, but it's much more than that. Its great and strong walls managed to resist many attacks and defend important parts of Serbia. This town is one of the most magnificent towns of old Serbian history.
Serbia doesn't have impressively high mountains, but it most certainly has some of the most beautiful.
Kopaonik, also called the Silver Mountain is the biggest mountain in Serbia. This mountain has approximately two hundred sunny days in a year. Besides snow, and really super ski slopes, you can also enjoy many sunny days.
Zlatibor is not only a mountain but also a nature park. This part of Serbia is full of pastures where cows and sheep eat the healthiest grass and give perfect milk. Pine forests will welcome you and provide you a lot of fresh air. Besides Kopaonik, this is one of the most popular tourist destinations. This is, above all, the mountain of extreme beauty, pleasant climate, wild pastures and mountain streams rich in water.
The mountain of Stolovi, which is settled near the town of Kraljevo will spread its hands and welcome you with its untouched nature and wild horses.
The national park Tara, Sar-planina (the word planina means mountain) is just one part of Serbian mountainous region. Serbia has got many Nature Reservations, many national parks and nature beauties. Mountains are just one section of all these beauties.
The biggest city of this region is Belgrade which is also the capital of the country. The city is settled on the place where two beautiful rivers, the Danube and the Sava, merge. It is one of the old European cities which, with its grace, welcomes the tourists from all over the world. This is the city of great history. It was conquered by many invaders, such as Huns, and many others. Before 878, it was called Singidunum. It was the center of quarrels among powerful empires (Byzantium, Hungary and Bulgaria). It was bombed in the World War Two.
The symbol of the city is The Winner (Pobednik in Serbian). Belgrade is the city of culture, museums, sport and many other events. It is also a city of a great and wealthy nightlife, specially known for its rafts and live-performed music.
Southern Serbia
This is the space between two rivers, The South Morava and Nisava. The relief here is very specific. The most important roads go through this part of Serbia. The biggest city in this part of Serbia is Nis. Throughout the course of history, Nis was the capital of many states and empires.
This part of Serbia is known for many archeologic sites. The nature monument, The Town of the Devil (Djavolja Varos in Serbian), is a really rare natural element consisted of 202 stone figures. They are all nature's work of art and have nothing to do with humans. There are similar places in the world, but these figures are the highest and more firm and steadier than all the others. This is the reason they attract so many tourists from all over the world. They are settled on Radan Mountain.
Serbian culture
Rich culture is one of the main characteristics of Serbia. Not only monuments, but impressive monasteries, old buildings, rich libraries, museums and different social and cultural events are marks of this beautiful country.
The cultural legacy of Serbia dates from prehistoric period. The most impressive Neolithic culture in this part of the world is the culture of Lepenski Vir. There are many luxurious towns and palaces from Roman and Byzantium period.
The Middle Age monuments are mostly preserved in forms of churches and monasteries. Frescos decorate the walls of these. The most original monument from this period is Studenica monastery. The most famous fresco is The White Angel (Beli andjeo) in monastery Mileseva.
Painting was always popular among Serbian artists. Sava Shumanovic, Nadezda Petrovic, Paja Jovanovic are just some of the big names of Serbian painting.
The most impressive architect monument is Djurdjevi Stupovi.
The oldest literal, cultural and scientific institution in Serbia is Matica Srpska.
The most important steps in Serbian literacy were made by Vuk Stefnovic Karadzic and Dositej Obradovic. Vuk reformed Serbian language and orthography.
Music in Serbia
Music is very popular in Serbia. People here like to sing and dance and one of the things you'll definitely enjoy when you come to Serbia is good music. Folk music is the combination of the bagpipes, tambourine and fife (19th century and earlier), and the violin and the accordion (nowadays).
What's extremely popular today is the trumpet. There is even an event called Convocation in Guca (Sabor u Guci) devoted to this musical instrument.
Pop, ethno and other kinds of music do not fail behind.
Serbia is the host of many events (movies, music, theater, etc.). BITEF, Exit, Nisvil are just some of them. Every year, thousands of tourists visit Serbia because of these events. The oldest festival of classical music is BEMUS.
We can't talk about Serbia and skip sport. Serbs are very fond of sport. They enjoy watching all sport events (football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, water polo and many others). When you want to talk with Serbian people about football, don't forget to mention two most important clubs, The Red Star and Partizan.. Half of the people here is a fan of one, and another half is the fan of the second club. Also very popular is Serbian biggest tennis legend- Novak Djokovic.
Serbian cuisine
Serbian people are very fond of food. Serbian cuisine is heterogeneous. Every region in Serbia has its own specialties, similarities and differences. Food preparation is inevitable part of Serbian culture and tradition.
The thing in common to all parts is that there are three most important meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The most important of the three is definitely breakfast but lunch is usually the largest. The content of the meals varies. Meat is definitely most favorite and most popular independent on the region.
Serbian cuisine represents treasury of different tastes and smells originating from mixture of different influences of different people who passed and lived here. It is characterized by diverse, strong and spicy food. Besides meat, vegetables, dairy products and dough are very popular.
Food was always important for Serbian people. A while ago, in Serbian villages, the kitchen was also called the house and the central part of it was the fireplace. This place was extremely important and the entire family gathered around it.
Serbia is known for a large number of bakeries and fast-food. They offer delicious but yet cheep food that can be found at every corner.
There are many things in Serbian cuisine that cannot be properly translated into other languages nor there is a taste they can be compared to. So, the best thing you can do is come and try them. Some of the biggest specialties are: gibanica (a pie made of crusts, cheese, kaymak, eggs…), barbecue meat( cevapi, burger…), sarma, cabbage, corn bread (called proya here), cracklings, and many, many other kinds of food.
The national fruit is definitely a plum. Plum jam is quite common, but the most famous product made of this fruit is certainly the schnapps called "sljivovica". This is a sort of Serbian trademark and you simply can't leave Serbia without trying one.
Drinking coffee is also a tradition here. Coffee here means a time for family, friends and rest. The first thing people here will welcome you with is a cup of warm coffee and a glass of schnapps. This is something you don't want to skip. And, you won't enter a Serbian house and leave hungry. It is in blood of this people to show you their hospitality with food, drink and music.
Price of food and drinks
Price in fast- food and bakeries are: "burek" is about 120 RSD (1 €), burger ("pljekavica") 180-250 RSD (1.5 – 2.1 €), sandwiches 120-250 RSD (1 – 2.1 €), gyros 220-250 RSD (1.9 – 2.1 €), bread 50 – 120 RSD (0.4 – 1 €).
The prices of drinks in bars and restaurants vary between 150 and 300 RSD (1,3 – 3 €) for 0,2 to 0,5 liters. Food in restaurants: meal with pork 350-1200 RSD (2.9-10 €), beef 800 – 2500 RSD (6.5 – 21 €), fish 900 – 1800 RSD (7.5 – 15 €), desserts 250 – 400 (2 – 3.5 €).
How to get to Serbia
There are three main ways to get to this country. Depending on where you live you can do it by air, by rail or by road traffic.
Serbian national airline company is Air Serbia. It cooperates well with most European cities and is well connected with other parts of the world. Besides regular air traffic, there are many low-cost and charter companies in Serbia (since 2009). There are two main international airports: Nikola Tesla in Belgrade, Constantin the Great in Nis.
There are many railway lines that connect Serbia with other countries and you can use them to come here at the same time enjoying the view.
If you enjoy travelling by road, well-connected roads offer the option to see the entire country this way. No matter whether you choose buses or you choose to travel by car, either way you'll enjoy. In domestic transportation all you need is a driving license. European green card vehicle insurance is valid in Serbia. Road tolls are payable on most sections of the motorways in Serbia and can be paid in cash, in RSD or in EUR. We suggest that you first inform yourselves well about the traffic regulations so you could relax and enjoy completely.
Tourist information
Medical emergency: 194
Fire service: 193
Roadside assistance AMSS: 1987
The price of taxi depend on the city. In Belgrade (the most expensive), the prices should start at 170 RSD (about 1,5 €), and the taximeter then adds between 65 and 85 RSD (55 – 80 cents) per kilometer.
International credit cards Visa, Master Card and others, are accepted in majority of stores, hotels and restaurants.
Crime in Serbia is low.
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A True Tale of the Crazy Lost Bird in New Jersey/
ED: When wildlife photographer, Joe Gliozzo headed to birdwatching heaven at Cape May's Heislersville Wildlife Management Area on the New Jersey side of the Delaware Bay, he was expecting to find their famous raptors: bald eagles, peregrine falcons, Coopers and sharp-shinned hawks, or maybe some of shore birds who rest in the salt marshes on their annual migration. What he did not expect was a spunky pink spoonbill, who obviously took a wrong turn, making itself at home in a bald eagle nest!
Winds From the East Mean A Change in Plans
My plan for the day was to head down to the Cape May Hawk Watch to look for the migrating hawks heading south for the winter. By noon we knew there wasn't going to be much action since winds were from the northeast and very light. Typically, a northwest wind is preferred along with other factors to drive them towards the coast and low down for photo opportunities.
Surprise at Cape May's Heislerville Wildlife Management Area
Joined by fellow photographers, Donna Mcknight and Randy DeRousse, I decided to head to Heislerville Wildlife Management Area in Heislerville, which was about 45 minutes away with hopes of finding the roseate spoonbill that's been there for the past week. With Hurricane Harvey hitting Texas about 2 weeks ago, the thought was that this bird flew here to escape the heavy winds and rain but looking into this further I found that a roseate spoonbill was seen and photographed July 22nd on Sedge Island in Island Beach State Park, Ocean County. Could this be the same one or possibly another that has come to visit us.
Lost Roseate Spoonbill! A Hint & A Closer Look
When we arrived at Heislerville we immediately knew that we wouldn't have to search long for the bird since we were greeted there by others standing on the shore of the north impoundment. With cameras set up and scopes in hand, everyone was staring out to the far end of the lake. There, behind the trees on a distant rookery, was the roseate spoonbill we had come to see. Problem here was that it was almost impossible to get a decent photograph of the bird with so much ground and water between us and trees blocking the view but as one fellow photographer drove by he gave us some valuable information, that being that there was another parking area up ahead with an access trail that would bring us closer to our subject.
Are Those Birds Canoodling?
After making our way over there we found a spot along the shoreline that gave us an unobstructed view of our subject. There we were witness to some very interesting behavior.
The spoonbill at first was perched amongst several great egrets and was very peaceful looking when suddenly it turned and jumped up to the next branch above and almost immediately started to canoodle with one of the egrets. It was incredible to witness this as it seemed as if the resident birds were more than welcoming the visitor into their home.
Brave or Crazy? Spoonbill in the Eagles nest
We also witnessed the spoonbill jump up and onto a nearby bald eagle nest. What was really entertaining was watching it rearrange some of the branches as if it was planning on making this its permanent home. Branch by branch it carefully placed them in exact spots as to accommodate its liking.
A Bald Eagle's Last look
Around 6:30 the sun began to set and the rookery faded into shadows making photographing any longer impossible. So we just watched and observed a few more minutes before heading home back north. Oh, and on our way out of the area we passed one of the resident bald eagles perched in a tree cooling himself off and looking like he was saying goodbye to us. All in all a very satisfying day!
Joe Gliozzo is a Wall Street trader by day and wildlife photographer by passion. He lives in New Jersey with his family and a Destination: Wildlife Team Member
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- Did you mean ROFLing? Or perhaps Rolf Harris? Or maybe your finger slipped and you wanted to read about golfing? Which is only painful if you ignore someone saying "fore" and get hit by a stray ball.
- Not to be confused with ralphing, though that may follow a particularly intense session of Rolfing.
Rolfing® (or structural bodywork if you can't afford the Rolf Institute version) is the massage of the body's connective tissue or fascia, usually done in a series of 8-10 sessions lasting 1 hour each. Rolfing® has a reputation for being painful. It is claimed to bring the body's posture back into correct alignment, stretch the connective tissue back to its original length, increase height, correct poor range of motion and bad habits, unburden your bank account of excess cash, and have many unspecified general health benefits.
Rolfing® was invented by Ida Rolf in the 1940s. Rolfing® and Rolfing® Structural Integration™ are trademarks of The Rolf Institute of Structural Integration of Boulder, Colorado, which certifies anyone wishing to practice Rolfing®.
Rolfing® enthusiasts tend to make metaphysical claims for the practice as well, especially that Rolfing® brings the body back into "balance" with gravity, and that this somehow aligns the body with the earth's "energy field".
There is no evidence whatsoever that Rolfing® (or even just Rolfing) does any good at all for anything.[1] But it hurts, so it must be good, right?
Some real doctors can be found to advocate this process, but the same can probably be said for smoking.
Really, ROFLing is much better, with laughter being the best medicine and such.
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- ↑ Jones, T.A. (2004). "Rolfing". Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinics of North America 15 (4): 799–809. doi:10.1016/j.pmr.2004.03.008. PMID 15458753.


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This collection explores the safe haven that most of us seek. I have illustrated this space as either a contained vessel, or a nest. Sometimes these spaces are full and sometimes they are empty. The larger pieces in the collection containing gold and silver egg-like forms in and above the nest symbolize the rings of loyal lovers, as well as the fragility of those bonds. Combining my photography with a stronger presence of hot molten beeswax allowed me to carve defined architectural lines into organic wax translucency.