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I am excited to give this update about two bridge replacements in Berkeley County. The first is on North Tennessee Avenue over Tuscarora Creek. The second is the most significant to this area is the replacing the Van Metre Ford Bridge on Golf Course Road. Van Metre Ford Bridge is one of the oldest bridge's in West Virginia, and is very unique in its arched stone design. They will build the new bridge upstream and keep the old bridge for foot traffic. Check out the Herald Mail article below or follow the link at the bottom for the full article. Thanks Aaron
Work to replace a small North Tennessee Avenue bridge over Tuscarora Creek in Martinsburg is scheduled to begin within the next two weeks, Troy M. White, an area construction engineer for the West Virginia Division of Highways, said Friday.
Highway officials have estimated the bridge replacement would take about three months if the road is completely closed during the work, requiring detours.
North Tennessee Avenue provides a connection from West King Street past War Memorial Park to Berkeley Medical Center.
The new structure, slated to replace one that was built during the Great Depression, meets the criteria to qualify for federal funding, officials have said.
The bridge is on state-maintained county Route 13.
Among other projects, construction of a new Golf Course Road bridge east of Martinsburg in Berkeley County is in the design phase and work to acquire approval for utility relocations continues, White said Friday in an email.
The new bridge will replace one of West Virginia's oldest spans, the one-lane Van Metre Ford Bridge that was built in 1832, according to state transportation officials.
The new bridge is to be built upstream from the historic one-lane, stone-arch structure, which officials have said is the second oldest in the state.
The bridge spans the creek on what was the old road from Alexandria, Va., to the Warm Springs.
Although the older structure will be closed to vehicles, transportation officials have said it will remain open to foot traffic.
Aaron Poling, REALTOR
Long & Foster
976 Foxcroft Avenue
Martinsburg, WV 25401
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Jackson County argues that during a drought, the capacity of the Bear Creek Reservoir is less than half of the capacity previously stated.
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Dear Members,
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If you (or your SAPA committee) are planning on offering a CE event, please contact me and I will send you an instructional guide that will explain the process and include all necessary forms that need to be submitted to the CE Committee. Please plan to submit all materials at least 2-3 months before your planned event.
Since we are currently in an APA-Audit year for our CE Approval, we want to make sure that all CE events meet the requirements put forth by APA.
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One of the first Asian Masters of Horror, Japanese director Nobuo Nakagawa offered up numerous exceptional horror films in the late 1950s and early 60s with scores of important and legendary titles. After several tales offering variations of ghost tales, Nakagawa decided to go for a more existential tale of remorse and greed which scored him one of the biggest hits of his career and secured his reputation with a vengeance leading to who he is today.
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Trying to move on in life, Shiro Shimizu (Shigeru Amachi, from "The Tale of Zatoichi") finds that his involvement with Tamura (Yoichi Numata, from "Ringu") taints his relationship with his fiancée Yukiko Yajima (Utako Mitsuya, from "Attack from Space") as his disdainful attitude really sours her. When they both get involved in a car accident that takes its victim, they again feel differently about reporting their involvement in the incident, and soon afterward, a series of personal tragedies effects him. As they both take the news normally, he starts to feel the pressure of the situation getting to him before lashing out at everyone, including Sachiko (Utako Mitsuya in a dual role) an old friend. When their behavior finally catches up to them, they find the eternal bowels of Hell are awaiting them for their punishments of the sins they committed in life.
There was some really great stuff in this one. One of the better features with this one is the incredibly impressive and enjoyable visual prowess demonstrated. "Jigoku" is a highly visual film, with a large amount of time spent simply on creating wonderful images for inconsequential moments. The encounter on the bridge, the weirdness of the caricatures in the opening montage to their idea of Hell, where shots feature select objects sitting in the middle of the picture with a black frame around everything else that all make for an enjoyable series of scenes. This makes the film incredibly engaging by offering visually engaging work throughout here. Even the non-horror work is in this manner, as cinematographer Mamoru Morita creates some impressive work in the crash that sets the film in motion, the scenes of lonely Shiro wandering through the countryside or the fine scenes in the village where he meets up with the family of the one he killed.
When it gets to the final act, it becomes far more prevalent as it's literally in the afterworld and is just a continuous stream of incredible images. From the interactions with the God of the Underworld to the scenes with them by the river and the conclusion where Shiro climbs along the cogs of a giant machine to rescue the spirit of his unborn child, this is one of the most exciting and action-packed scenes in the film. The ingenuity and creativity to think of such scenes and concepts that are depicted go a long way towards providing this part of the film with its power. To be able to place the forms of torture imagined here is truly impressive as well as terrifying. The various demons look imposing, the different activities forced upon everyone are cruel and brutal while the extended length allows for the time to let them play out to their conclusive end. Being the first film to actually utilize gore, the tortures become that much more chilling and personal with all the people that are tormented. As they form a certain element of weirdness for the best parts of the film, they combine to make it so watchable on their own.
Also rather enjoyable is the moral quandaries it offers. The film manages to become really entertaining in it's middle half involving whether or not their actions are in keeping with the traditions. It pretty much develops into a series of ethical and moral questions about what they're doing that are going against their philosophical teachings. The way they're presented here with the situation constantly getting worse makes for some really interesting moments which allow the film a rather nice continuation which brings the tortures to the fold for the remaining parts of the film. It digs into Shiro's psyche by constantly flashing back to the accident as his mother gets worse, and once the victim's mother gets involved he becomes even more fragile. Comparing it against his happiness with his impending marriage adds another layer as for why Shiro wants to break his silence and why Tamura is so set against the secret coming out.
While the acting isn't the greatest, the actors do a competent job with their characters. Shigeru Amachi as Shiro Shimizu comes back to Nakagawa's employ following his lead turn in "Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan," and while not as powerful here he still comes off nicely. The inner turmoil is nicely conveyed and the hysterics of what's happening to those around him give this a strong character. It gets even better in the Hell sequences as his anguish over getting to his child is powerfully conveyed, and these make for a strong central figure. His friend Tamura, played by Yoichi Numata, steals the show easily here. His utter remorseless attitude and uncaring disposition around Shiro create a creepy, slimy villain and Numata sinks into the role. It does bring up the issue of why they're friends because the two are so different, but it's not a distracting issue. Utako Mitsuya turns in a dual role as Sachiko and Yukiko even though neither are really memorable. Yukiko is the typical demure, passive woman from the time who is bossed around by men and isn't allowed to voice her opinions. Sachiko is a little more memorable as she has more to do with the hospital in the countryside, yet the tender side of Yukiko comes back in the Hell scenes which adds to those scenes.
There really wasn't a whole lot of flaws to this one. One of the only problems here is the fact that, during the middle segment, it noticeably stops being a horror film and instead turns into a character study about the effect their actions have on them. This isn't incredibly exciting when it comes to being about a horror film. The film has a series of scenes where nothing but drama inflicts the film and doesn't really do much. It really needs to be streamed down and have less intrusion with how much time is taken up by all the drama taking place. The scenes at the clinic and the first two conversations with the family are the prime examples of this, as they not only stretch the film out but really seem out-of-place in where they come from. It's the most damaging thing about the film, and really serves as it's only real flaw.
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I have been listening lately to people talk about how they feel too deeply or give too freely, all of it leaving them open to hurt. And the people in particular that I'm thinking of are two of my favorite people. Not just because of who they have been to me, but because of who they are. As people. One of them wants to shut down, close her heart, because she gets hurt when she opens it. The other feels he has given so much of himself to others that there is now very little left. To give at all. Both have gotten hurt as a result. The thing is–the problem is, I think it's all connected. The abilities I think we have to open our heart, feel too intensely, leaving us hurt, give too much, leaving us depleted, is all part of the wondrous people we are. It's deeply entwined with the way we receive and give love. The way we express. The way she is able to be on stage in front of hundreds of people and stir someone's soul with her voice. And the way he is able to translate a vision of light and emotion in his head through a lens and have it bring someone to tears. And I have to believe this about myself. The areas of my being that allow me to feel the most pain and often frustration, are the very parts that allow me to see beauty in the world and people around me. To shut down the part of me that feels "too" deeply, means I shut off the ability to feel joy as well as pain. Even what we create, if we are able to create at all, becomes a partial expression. It seems like a shame to put out the fire, just because it might burn me, when it's the same fire that warms me when I'm cold. And that. is the struggle.
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Well, no you probably don't have fond memories of taking control of Number 6 in his attempt to escape the Village on the Nintendo Entertainment System as this is all a bit of wonderful fan art from the talented Alexio Smithos.
How awesome would such a game have been though? Well, Alexio goes even further in making us wish we lived in a world where such a game had been released though bear in mind there are SPOILERS if you've not yet had the pleasure of watching the classic BBC TV show.
"Ah, who doesn't remember playing this back in the day? I am not a number! The final level, complete with "dem bones" soundtrack, is probably the bravest thing I've ever seen in a computer game.
The revelation that it was the player himself who was the gaoler of Number 6 (with the solution to the game being turning the console off!) was too much for some parents who deluged Nintendo with complaints, resulting in the game being withdrawn from sale eventually, commanding rude prices on the second hand market.
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I've already played this demo & I must say it sports even greater play control & features than the prior LEGO Star Wars games! Finally we have a LEGO SW game with trophy support & top-notch graphics to go with fantastic gameplay & fun for all ages.
This game should almost certainly be a hit – I'll provide a review when I get my hands on a full version copy of the PS3 game. For now, go out & snag the free d/l from the PSN (Playstation Network) & get a taste of what's coming in late March.
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LucasArts today released a free playable demo for Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars on Xbox 360, the next installment in the hugely successful and timeless Star Wars Lego series of video games. The same demo will be available for Playstation 3 owners to download for free starting tomorrow, February 23.
In addition to the demo release, LucasArts confirmed that Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars for 3DS will be one of 18 3DS launch titles that arrive in stores on March 27.
I just completed played the Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars demo and as expected it's a great time for either a single player or two players cooperatively. There's quite a bit of moving objects and droids with the Force, puzzles and battling Separatists.
Both short demo levels are set aboard the Malevolence, a prototype Separatist cruiser capable of incapacitating any ship within the range of its sonic weapon. Three episodes of the Clone Wars television show revolved around the ship and it appears as if the full game will include a level representing each Malevolence episode.


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"Ironically, the risk of North Korean nuclear war stems not from weakness on the part of the United States and South Korea but from their strength." ~ Foreign Affairs magazine
When I was in fourth or fifth grade, I had a brief crush on a pretty classmate named Paulette, although I was too shy to let her know it. Now, some five decades later, she's a Facebook "friend" living in Guam and worried that North Korea might carry out its recent threat to nuke her island paradise.
I posted a comment to reassure her that even the craziest leaders of North Korea weren't crazy enough to bring devastating reprisal on themselves, and, besides, they probably couldn't reach Guam with a nuclear tipped missile even if they wanted to. At least not yet.
She hasn't responded, so I don't know if I allayed her fears, but I'm guessing that I probably didn't. If I lived in Guam or one of the other threatened territories, I probably wouldn't even be able to allay my own fears. Reason can soothe jangled nerves only so much in the face of nuclear threat, however small that threat might seem to be.
And "seem to be" is the operative phrase, because we don't really know the full extent of North Korea's nuclear capabilities or of its inclination to utilize them. We can only make intelligent guesses, and I read an article last night in Foreign Affairs magazine that offers some of the most intelligent guessing I've seen recently. Unfortunately, it doesn't do much to calm anyone's fears.
For the gist of the article is that even though North Korea's leaders almost certainly don't want to initiate military conflict with South Korea or the USA by using nuclear weapons, they could quickly escalate to it if their backs were against the wall after being overwhelmed by superior U.S. and South Korean forces in conventional warfare, just as NATO planned to do in Europe if it were overpowered by Warsaw Pact troops during the Cold War, and just as Russia and Pakistan plan to do now if they're attacked by superior conventional forces.
The article explains that what makes this escalation even more likely is the way advanced militaries such as the USA's conduct modern warfare against less advanced nations by immediately targeting their leaders, command and control systems, and communications infrastructure with "shock and awe" destruction. Were the U.S. to do this against North Korea, it would likely panic its threatened and isolated leadership into using nuclear weapons to save themselves, and God only knows what would happen then.
So, the article urges that the U.S. do everything possible to avoid conventional war with North Korea and if, failing that, it has to attack, that it do so in the most limited ways possible, leaving North Korea's leadership with a sense of some control over their fate and a way out.
I hope President Obama and his cabinet have read Foreign Affairs' incisive analysis and taken it to heart. And I hope my childhood sweetheart sleeps easier tonight.
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Lahaina man sentenced to 5 years for burglary, assault
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A Lahaina man who was on probation when he participated in a burglary and assault last year was sentenced Wednesday to a five-year prison term.
Jairus Biga, 24, could have faced a longer prison sentence if not for a plea agreement reducing a first-degree burglary charge, 2nd Circuit Judge Joel August said.
This is probably your last shot at not spending much of the rest of your life in prison, August told Biga. Many of your decisions have been incredibly self-destructive and have harmed others. You have to decide how you can become a contributing member of society and role model for your kids.
Biga had pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of second-degree burglary, as well as attempted second-degree assault and third-degree assault in the July 1 incident.
According to police, Biga responded to a call from acquaintance Brian Johnson, who asked Biga to confront Isreal Irvine about broken windows on Johnsons van. While Johnson waited outside, Biga and two others broke and removed jalousies to enter through a bedroom window of a cottage on Wahikuli Road in Lahaina where Irvine lived, according to police.
Irvine was struck in the head and kicked in the body.
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Equipped with various skills, several graduates from the Karnali Technical School (KTP) of Ghughuti in Jumla have been giving back their acquired knowledge in different forms to communities in Karnali region.
Students from nine districts including Jumla, Mugu, Kalikot, Humla, Dolpa, Jajarkot, Dailekh, Accham and Bajura continue to receive technical education and vocational trainings from the school.
Veterinarian Officer of the District Veterinary Office Gyanendra Singh Budhathapa, and also a KTS graduate, said the school is a backbone to produce skilled human resources from rural areas. "A lot of people of Karnali have benefited from KTS," he said.
Chief of the KTS Tekendra Thapa informed that the school has been established with the objective of producing skilled technicians.
The school was established in 1979. It is the one of the oldest technical schools in Nepal.
KTS is a constituent institution of the Council for Technical Education
and Vocational Training (CTEVT) and has been offering a Diploma in Civil Engineering and Agriculture. It also provides TSLC programme in Sub Overseer Civil, Veterinary JTA, Community Medical Assistant (CMA) and Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM).
Many disadvantaged youths of remote areas have been receiving education from the school.
Two thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven students have graduated from the school till date. According to KTS, 95 percent of their students has been employed in various sectors.
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The mother of slain Gold Coast toddler Tyrell Cobb has been found guilty of dealing the fatal blow to the four-year-old in 2009.
Heidi Strbak was found guilty on manslaughter in the Supreme Court on Monday, after delivering a blow to the boy's abdomen in a Biggera Waters home.
Court documents show the toddler had already suffered 70 bruises and abrasions, as well as a cigarette lighter burn to his ankle.
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Joel Griffiths will reportedly link up with struggling Sydney FC in the New Year after more than four years in Asia.
Joel Griffiths will reportedly link up with struggling Sydney FC in the New Year after more than four years in Asia.
Since his last A-League appearance in 2008, the former Newcastle Jets forward has enjoyed stints with Japanese outfit Avispa Fukuoka and Chinese clubs Beijing Guoan and Shanghai Shenhua.
But the 33-year-old looks set to return to Australia's premier football competition via the January transfer window in a bid to assist the ailing Sky Blues, who find themselves rooted to the bottom of the table.
Media outlets in Australia indicate Griffiths will be officially unveiled by his new club at a media conference scheduled for Friday.
Griffiths told The World Game that he was excited by the impending transfer to Sydney but insisted he was not sure how long his next stint in the A-League would last.
"I am not sure how it will unfold because you never know in football. I could be here six months or three years," Griffiths said.
"My wife is expecting our second our child in May and this is a good time to come home to test myself again.
"There were also offers in China but I feel I'm coming back into the competition at a great time, because it's thriving right now."
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Vineyard Landscape of Piedmont
The Vineyard Landscape of Piedmont: Langhe-Roero and Monferratois is a harmonious landscape of cultivated hillsides, hilltop villages and other built elements.
It is one of the most ancient wine-producing regions in the world. The earliest traces date back to the 5th century BCE. It developed further during the Roman period. Since the 19th century it has become one of the main centers of the international wine trade, producing well-known wines such as Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, Asti Spumante and Canelli Spumante.
This is a serial nomination of 6 separate locations: 5 winegrowing areas plus the Castle of Cavour (belonging to the Count of Cavour, the driving force behind modern winegrowing in Piedmont):
- Langa of Barolo
- Château Grinzane Cavour
- Hills of Barbaresco
- Nizza Monferrato – Barbera
- Canelli and Asti Spumante
- Monferrato of the Infernot
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Visit August 2016
I'm down to 3 in my quest to 'complete' Italy: Mt. Etna on Sicily and Su Nuraxi di Barumini on Sardinia are still beckoning. Interesting sites, but a bit too far away for a weekend trip. So (with a little reluctance) I settled for the 3rd remaining WHS: the Vineyard Landscape of Piedmont. This is a serial nomination of 6 sites in Northern Italy, situated east and south of Turin. Within this group, I focused on the wine growing area of Nizza Monferrato.
Nizza Monferrato is the namesake of Nice in the Provence (called Nizza or Nizza Marittima in Italian): both once belonged to Duchy of Savoy and got their suffixes to distinguish between the two. I travelled to the Italian Nizza by a combination of train and bus from Turin. The trip takes about 1.5 hours, and a transfer is needed in Asti. From that point on the flat surroundings of the northern industrial cities are replaced by a landscape of cultivated hills. That's where the WH area begins.
The bus travels via one or two interesting hillside villages such as Mongiardina. I expected Nizza Monferrato to be something similar, but this is a fairly large town of over 10,000 inhabitants. In the nomination dossier it is highlighted as the best example of a vilanova: a medieval settlement with a main, arch-lined street and a market square for the sale of local products.
So there I was, in the city center. But what's to see? I had noted down a few sights that are named in the nomination dossier: there should be a market, 19th century 'devanture displays' like a bottle resting on a wine glass, a Museum of Taste and an Etnographical Museum. On my first round of the center however I only encountered locals enjoying their first coffee of the day and chatting with their neighbours. Signs to city attractions are seriously lacking, and I only had a basic map. I eventually found my way to the Palazzo Crova. This 18th century villa nowadays houses a wine bar & shop, plus the Museum of Taste. Noone was around though and the doors to the Museum were closed.
I was similarly unlucky with the Museo Bersano, the etnographical museum. This lies just across the street from the train station. They have an outdoor exhibition of tools used in the wine industry. It sounded as the most interesting thing to see in Nizza Monferrato, but I encountered another closed door. The museum is only open between 9 and 11 on weekdays! This must be a recent change, as the hours advertised on the internet are much longer and include weekends. I had to console myself with looking at some of the exhibits through the closed iron gates.
Rather desperate now I tried to find another mysterious sight described in the nomination dossier: "a multi-storey residential building, from the early twentieth century, richly decorated with graffiti representing bunches of grapes placed in vertical ornamental stringcourse". Could this be the one? By 'graffiti' they probably meant 'sgraffito' and not the spray paint type. My expectations of this WHS weren't already high beforehand, but this visit was totally underwhelming. And although vineyard landscape aren't among my favourite kind of WHS, I have spent some pleasant days in Lavaux, St. Emillion and Champagne. This part of the Piedmont though is very built-up and winemaking is big business.
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Having arrived in Nizza Monferrato by bus from Alessandria I made my way into the old town to the central square. I had expected yet another of the pretty old towns that you find all over Italy, this one with a bit of wine focus. Instead I found a fairly mundane modern town with some old buildings in between and I was left wondering: Why is this on the list?
Ahead of my visit I had studied the reviews on this site and wasn't expecting much. If even Els can't find many - let alone nice - things to say you know this probably isn't one of the greats. But still, I had expected something and the "old" town of Nizza Monferrato just had very little of anything to show. If this is WHS material, every second town in Italy would deserve the honors.
To get a bit deeper into the vineyards, I decided to hike North West into the hills. As soon as I climbed the hills I got some nice views of the vineyards. The Bricco de Monferrato (picture) itself is a nice photo opportunity. As a practical recommendation, it's worthwhile to take a proper look at the 60MB large site map before visiting. It kind of messes up your data plan when you do that in the hills of Nizza Monferrato looking frantically for OUV and those fabled vineyards.
Frankly, I am hard pressed to make out anything resembling OUV. In a site like St Emilion you have a rock hewn church and a nice old town as a highlight. Also Burgundy has Dijon and Beaune to show. For this site it's really down to the vineyards that look more or less like vineyards look everywhere. The German vineyards along the Moselle and the Rhine are more impressive than what I got to see in Piedmont. As a consequence I awarded the lowest rating (0.5).
Getting There
If you are visiting by public transport your options are limited. The area is fairly rural and access by public transport not very frequent. The next largest towns are Alessandria and Asti.
My recommendation would be to hike between Nizza Monferrato and Castelnuovo Calcea. Castalnuovo Calcea is on the west end of the Nizza Monferrato vineyards location and is served by a few busses a day running between Asti and Nizza Monferrato. Nizza Monferrato meanwhile is on the South Eastern tip of the core zone, so you can traverse the full core zone in a 2h walk taking in the scenery. In Nizza Monferrato you can connect by more frequent busses with Alessandria from where you can connect easily by regular train to Turin and Milan.
In my case I started and returned to Alessandria in an afternoon. I stayed a few hours in Nizza Monferrato from where I ventured into the vineyards to the North West. Follow the Strada Bricco de Monferrato up into the hills and you will have nice views of the Piedmont vineyards plus the fairly picturesque Bricco chapel.
While Google maps has the proper schedules, it does not have the correct bus stop for Alessandria. If you are exiting the train station go the road, do not cross the road, turn right and follow the main road, till the parking lot in front of the train station ends. There you should find the post office The (blue) bus should start from there, but better ask the bus drivers of the blue (regional) busses. The bus stop in Nizza Monferrato is infront of the train station bar. In each case tickets are sold on the bus.
My favourite place in Italy besides Rome is not Venice, Florence or Tuscany but the relatively obscure wine producing region of Barolo in Piedmont. This seems to run counter to most of the comments here, but Piedmont is the only region that has successfully grown and produced wine from Nebbiolo.
The scenery is also beautiful and the wine some of the most complex in the world, but most importantly here you can meet some of the most hospitable people who work in the wine trade.
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I spent some time touring Asti, Alba and Nizza Manfrotto in Piedmont in search of the OUV of this site, but it eluded me. I had previously visited the vinyards of St Emilion and Lavaux, both of which seemed outstanding. So I hope that the new WHSs of Champagne and Burgundy offer more in terms of OUV.
Producing good wine does not to my mind create OUV. We have superior wines produced in New Zealand, but I doubt that the vinyards here would claim any OUV.
Frederik Dawson
Today vineyard and more vineyards tomorrow, the groaning words from my cousin that I heard almost every day when we had to join our parents wine trip in France, Switzerland and Northern Italy, from Champagne to Barolo, the ultimate trip for wine lovers! I have to admit that in that time I was not happy, but at the end at least two vineyards from that trip have become World Heritage Sites and many still waiting to be listed, and that make me quite happy at least I don't have to revisit those vineyards again.
As I mentioned Barolo was one of our destinations, after long trip in French vineyards, I entered Italy with high expectation for some change to cure my overdose on French wine. The hilly vineyard landscape of Piedmont is really beautiful and so contrast with much lower hill of Burgundy and Champagne. The villages are really pretty and there even has castles on the top of the hill, a beautiful place indeed. Apart from geography and architectures, I could not see much difference from other famous vineyard in France. And I have to admit that I did not have time to appreciate the place, most of the time was spent on wine testing and wine shopping. Apart from the vineyard, we went to Barolo castle, to see old wine and olive oil pressing machine and other many small villages including the famous and beautiful La Morra and Barbaresco. Strangely I don't know why we skipped Asti, another famous area for Italian sparkling wine and Monferrato for Ruche. Anyway the Barolo and Barbaresco wines are unquestionably good and pair perfectly with northern Italian cuisine.
We continued our wine trip to Lavaux, another wine region in Switzerland and World Heritage Site via beautiful alpine vineyard of Morgex in Valle d'Aosta. One of the things I tried to tell myself during that trip was that each vineyard is different; there is no similarity in the landscape, the soil, the grapes, the winemaking process, the products, and the wine price. The differences that need time and love to understand the uniqueness of each vineyard, but for me, after Champagne, Burgundy, Arbois and Rhone, vineyards finally become just another vineyard, and amazing that eight years after, I still suffer from that trip and don't want to visit anymore vineyard.
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- 2014
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- Cultural
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Strange sea creatures that resemble large pink thimbles are showing up on the coast of southeast Alaska for the first time after making their way north along the West Coast for the last few years.
Scientists say the creatures are pyrosomes, which are tropical, filter-feeding spineless creatures usually found along the equator. They appear to be one long pink tube, but in reality, they're thousands of multi-celled creatures mushed together, generally about 6 inches (15 centimeters) long.
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Pyrosomes and salps are pelagic (free-swimming) tunicates or sea squirts. All species are open ocean animals that rarely come close to shore, and all are colonial, although many salps can also be solitary.
Pyrosomes are colonies of tiny animals that form hollow tubes sealed at one end - the long tube species in the first part of the video is giant pyrosome, Pyrostremma spinosum - this one is only about 15m long but it can reach 30m in length! Pyrosomes get their name (Pyro = fire + soma = body) from their ability to emit light (bioluminescence) - colonies can glow or flash light at night, particularly if touched.
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Monday, June 16, 2008
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Daddy Daughter road trip
Every year my dad goes to the LA Roadster show father's day weekend and this year I got to go with him. We drove to California in his baby a 1934 Ford Panel Van. He is a house painter and drives his car everyday for work.
We car pooled with a couple of other guys also going to the show.
My dad and I at the show in front of his panel van.
A line up of some of the cars.
There were over 2000 old cars there.
The potty cart. I am sitting on a toilet.
Here are a few cars I thought were cool.
Here are a couple of cool stroller rides for the kids. This one is made from a wheel barrel.
We had a lot of fun walking around the swap meet and seeing all the hot rods.
On the third day we drove to Huntington Beach to do some surfing. Only it was freezing and gloomy, so we left and went to La Jolla to kayak. Before we left we watched some surfers.
At La Jolla we went to the cave store. We walked down 145 stairs in a lighted tunnel to explore the famous Sunny Jim cave.
Then we rented some kayaks and went on a 2 hour tour of the 7 caves. I am so glad I started working out 7 weeks ago because rowing was tough, but I didn't get sore from it. We had such a great time. We saw some leopard sharks and seals. This was my first time in a kayak.
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
A day with Grandma Wingert
Yesterday we went to grandma Wingert's house and Annette(my sister in law) came over with Makenzie(3) and Taylor(9 months). We played side walk chalk, went swimming, then went to Chuck E Cheese. They had a blast playing together.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Arizona Time!
This morning we(the girls and I) flew to Arizona. Why? To see new babies, family and friends and to go to California this weekend with my dad for a car show. Stay tuned for updates through out my 3 week stay.
How I got around the airport with the girls.
Saige reading a book while waiting to board the plane.
Happy Savannh. She did petty well on the flight, but only slept for 25 minutes.
Our plane
The car seat was a life saver on the flight. Strapped in so she couldn't escape and Saige sat in the middle.
Cousin Colby came to pick us up from the airport along with Aunt Holly, Grandma and Grandpa Olsen.
Savannah (16 months) and her cousin Colby(7 months).
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
My Sister's new baby!
Congratulations Amy and Jimmy Brice! Isabelle Lane Brice was born June 2, 2008 at 9:44pm. She weighed 7lbs 4oz and was 19 1/2 inches long.
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First of all, this application is suspicious because it comes from an unknown developer. YourOptimizer has a dedicated distribution website at Youroptimizerpro.com that has no information about this program's origins. Nevertheless, we have managed to find that this program's publishers come from Russia and they have a website at Digital-wayrussia.com that is currently down. However you can contact their tech support with any questions you have via Youroptimizerpro.com, but do not get surprised when you do not get a response to your inquiry.
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YourOptimizer's promotional campaign claims that it can "Restore your PC to top speed," "Delete unnecessary files," "Makes releasable space," and so on. This is all well and good, but all of this comes at a price. This program's website states that it costs $9.99 USD which is not a lot, but consider the fact that you would be buying a useless application. It features a function called The Cleanup Tool that scans for damaged registry keys, junk files, and Internet junk (which might mean browser cookies, and so on.) However, it does not provide any details about its findings which make it suspicious. The scan results in hundreds of issues which might compel you to try and fix the mysterious issues. However, this requires a license key to activate the app and fix the problems.
Furthermore, YourOptimizer features The Startup Manager function that does not seem to work, but it appears that it should allow you to manage the programs that are launched automatically. In other words, it enables you to disable a certain application that cannot be disabled using a program's settings. For example, it should be able to disable Java Update Schedule that always runs in the background. However, if you have Windows 8/8.1 or 10 as your operating system, then you can go to the Task Manager and manage program startup from there. Thus rendering this program's Startup Manager obsolete. Also, this program is set to promote a tech support phone number 1-844-352-5606 which is configured to be toll-free, but that might not be the case. We would not be surprised if it were actually premium toll. However, we do not recommend that you try to find out.
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My fellow friends, for a better understanding of some articles and international posts, I will start to write them in a language that can be readable for all; so, this will be my first post in English on this Blog. I know that my English is not perfect, but I think that is much better than an online Translation from google.
To the Portuguese community, please accept my apologies for doing it in a different language.
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Returning to the Seminar, I arrived to Moscow on Monday evening (08/11/2010) and after 1h of traffic; I just arrived to Moscow Aquarium for first impressions. It was a greatest surprise for me what I just saw, in one simple word... unbelievable!!!! In all these years of aquarium hobby, I never saw something like that… my eyes simply began to shine with such beauty!
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June 2010 | Creating a Body Image You LOVE
HOT Cafe Special: Creating a Body Image You LOVE
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I listened to this call the day you aired it but was busy busy and didn't leave a reply…the point being is that your conversation with Auretha has stayed with me because it had such an impact on me.
As you know I am raising my 12 yr old granddaughter so the information really hit home. I hope all parents of girls in this age group have a chance to listen as I did. I didn't try to convey the message to my granddaughter…I saved the link to the call and intend on having her listen for herself as soon as possible…
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NAIDOC Week
NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. This week at the Junior Primary School children enjoyed a variety of activities including a cook out.
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What a wonderful term we have had of learning, discovering and growing together at the JP. Having read everyone's report cards I feel very proud of the progress each child has made and recognise the wonderful effort all of our students put into their school days. This week has been full of visitors and visiting which is always both educational and exciting. Visitors from China came into our school on Monday. 11 students and 4 teachers are in Port Lincoln for 8 days to see what education is like for our students. Definitely different to classroom spaces and anything less than 50 students always seems amazing to them. NAIDOC week has been a great opportunity for these visitors to experience our Aboriginal culture also and try kangaroo tail at the Wombat Pit. Thank you to our Aboriginal community for putting on this experience for our children. Our children had a great time. Thank you also to the support of our school community in regard to volunteer hours, supporting at assemblies etc. We really appreciate your involvement and the positive impact this has on our students.
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|Bringing good governance concept at the barangay
|Wednesday, May 20 2015
With good and transparent governance becoming a norm at City Hall, Mayor Angel Alan B. Celino can never go wrong. The mayor wants this good governance translated in the barangays. After all, Roxas City government has shown the way. It has been bestowed 3 times by the Department of Interior and Local Government the Seal of Good Financial Housekeeping and Good Governance. Good governance must be felt inthe grassroots (read: barangays). After all, when the country is going to the dogs, bulk of the blame goes to local governments.
The mayor believes that local governments play a key role in promoting tourism, business and industrial growth. The competent ones provide decent education and health care to their constituents, and see to it that communities at all income levels are kept clean and relatively safe.
Competent executives local executives (like the mayor) are aware that they are accountable to the people and have no problem with efforts to promote transparency particularly in the utilization of public funds.
The mayor believes that if local chief executives have nothing to hide, they should have no problem with the disclosure requirement policy.
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Developers want to build 2068 new homes here
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Map of the new 2068 home development at
Three Farms Meadows, the former Wisley Airfield
Views across Three Farms Meadows, the former Wisley Airfield
Update: Please Note the Consultation closed on the 29 Nov 2013
We are very concerned about what is contained in a Consultation Document produced by Guildford Borough Council for formulating a Local Plan. To place this in context, the Borough boundary is less than 2 miles from Cobham and adjoins Downside and Hatchford.
The disused Wisley Airfield is in Green Belt land and just 2 miles from Cobham. What is suggested is building 2175 houses on 167 hectares and goes further in envisaging with a new settlement, all the infrastructure required. There are spill overs into Ockham and East and West Horsley. Objections must be in by the end of the month and we shall be objecting vigorously.
You can respond to the Consultation if you have any connection with the Borough, including, for example, using it for any leisure purpose.
You can write a letter to:
Planning Policy, Guildford Borough Council, Millmead House, Millmead, Guildford GU2 4BB
There is a questionnaire that can be filled out online, but some questions appear to be loaded and any respondent must be wary. There is a website set up by activists wanting to save the Green Belt within Guildford Borough which can be found at: www.surreygreenbelt.org
Read more: Guildford Local Plan & the Threat to the Green Belt
Another threat to our Green Belt is the proposed new Free Secondary School to be constructed on Green Belt land owned by Burhill Park Estates, together with hundreds of houses (exact number not known), no doubt to finance the construction of the school and provide a return to Burhill.
This proposed development, we believe of some 60 acres and of a similar size to the motorway service station, will be near Elveden Road off the Fairmile, Portsmouth Road and on the Cobham side of the Fairmile Hotel. The developers, Cala Homes, are holding a consultation for the public on Thursday the 28th Nov 2013 between 12 noon and 8pm at the Gospel Hall at 115a Anyards Road, Cobham KT11 2LJ. We would advise all those interested, both for and against to go along and see their proposals. For more details visit www.cala.co.uk/cobham
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Microsoft's COO Kevin Turner just announced during his WPC 2011 keynote that the company's hopes to sell up to 100 Million Windows Phone devices per year thanks to the collaboration with Nokia:
We have dreams and aspirations that we can get to 100 million units per year with that single deal.
The company is still long ways off like Steve Ballmer said 2 days ago during his keynote: "Marketshare went from very small too…very small". This fall's launch of Mango will be key to the platform's success. We have already seen several of the upcoming phones by Nokia, HTC, Samsung, Acer, Fujistu and, ZTE but Marketing will also have to be top notch. Hit the break for a Google and Oracle bashing slides straight from the keynote:
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Numerous style creators consider the in-between-main-season period a time to devote for the great preparations to build up amazing ready-to-wear collections. Not Jason Wu, who decided to showcase his talent with an outfit parade at least said amazing. A prophetic designer who considers fashion the best means to live out his artsy fantasies. The Jason Wu Pre-Fall 2012 collection is a real manifesto of the talent to find the golden middle way between old time glamorous fashion trends and futuristic edge. According to the young designer, "They ... Read More
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Ruchi Sanghvi explains how, despite her skills, the biggest risk she has taken has been personal
In 2005, when Ruchi Sanghvi walked into Facebook's offices in downtown Palo Alto looking for a job, she didn't expect to become the poster girl for women in Silicon Valley. Now almost a decade -- and two jobs -- later, including a stint at Dropbox, the tag of 'Facebook's first female engineer' still holds.
Early on, Sanghvi, now 32, showed signs of becoming a trailblazer. Growing up in Pune, India, she had considering taking over her father's heavy engineering business one day. "He'd say, 'It's a mans world,' and I'd tell him, 'Don't worry, I'll be the first.'" Sanghvi, who went on to play a role in building two of the industry's hottest startups (Facebook and Dropbox), achieved this first shortly. "People labelled me aggressive for being opinionated, always asking questions and making my presence felt. But if I hadn't been any of those things, I wouldn't have gotten to where I am today," she says.
Sanghvi was working at Oracle after graduating from Carnegie Mellon University when she heard that Facebook, a startup with barely 20 staffers, was looking for engineers. It was a big risk. "I wanted so badly to build something from scratch. My first two years everyone was like, 'What are you doing there?'" Sanghvi recalls. Given how history played out, moving to Facebook was a stroke of brilliance. Ironically, she got the same reaction five years later, when after building some of Facebook's key features (such as News Feed), she decided to leave and launch Cove, an online collaborative site, with her husband, Facebook's first Indian engineer, Aditya Agarwal.
When we meet, signs of the labour are visible at her San Francisco home, where walls were turned into whiteboards when she was working on her startup. "If you can afford to take a risk, you should… What you will learn will be invaluable," she says.
With a career graph like that, the biggest risk she's taken has been personal rather that professional. She grew up expecting to have an arranged marriage and, at 25, returned home to meet potential suitors. But she missed Silicon Valley. "I realised it wasn't what I wanted," she says. Later, she found her match in California, when she married Agarwal.
In 2012, Cove got acquired by Dropbox, and Sanghvi stepped in as vice president of operations (Agarwal joined as vice president of engineering). To inspire her team, Sanghvi recalls blasting the Daft Punk song, 'Giorgio by Moroder', which talks about plunging into unchartered territory. "Every time that verse came on, we would sing it out loud," she says.
Always on the move, Sanghvi decided to leave Dropbox last fall, just as the company was cresting 200 million users. "I decided to make a clean break," Sanghvi says, currently contemplating her next move between genomics and online education. "When you have no constraints, you want your work to be impactful." Despite how far she's come, she doesn't mind being referred to as 'Facebook's first female engineer'. "There are a few women in technology," she said upon accepting a TechFellow award in 2011. "If someone wants to call it out, it helps women know that there are others in the field."
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