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On Thursday 29 March Rutledge AV held a charity golf day to raise money for Love Your Sister – a foundation that's determined to find the cure for cancer.
Rutledge AV's ACT Operations Manager, Craig Glover helmed the event which was held at Gungahlin Lakes Golf Club in Canberra. This event, and the cause, holds a very special meaning for Glover who made a promise to Love Your Sister co-founder, the late Connie Johnson, to raise $100,000 for the foundation. Rutledge AV was proud to support Glover, and with the generosity of the event's sponsors and attendees, over $25,000 was raised for Love Your Sister on the day.
A big thank you to our sponsors – avt, Nec Australia, Canohm, Thinklogical, Midwich, Extron, Samsung and Audio Visual Distributors Pty Ltd.
Thanks also to Gungahlin Lakes Golf Club for your hosting the event.
And of course, to Samuel Johnson and the Love Your Sister team for joining us on this very special day.
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Jim Greenhough profiles Colin 'Pinetree' Meads — NZ rugby's Player of the Century — who represented his country in 133 matches from 1957 to 1971. He spends a day with the 71-year-old All Black legend on the King Country farm he has worked all his adult life. Meads drenches sheep and muses on rugby as it was, its modern incarnation, and the way new farming methods have changed the provincial game which was once the sport's backbone. Photographer Peter Bush recalls his years of following and shooting Meads who, he says, has aged like a fine wine.
Based on the US show of the same name, This Is Your Life has been honouring famous Kiwis since 1984. This 1988 edition hosted by Bob Parker features Colin "Pinetree" Meads, whose All Black career spanned 15 years, 133 games and 55 test matches. New Zealand's "Rugby Player of the Century," remains modest throughout his tribute at the Avalon TV Centre, where guests include fellow All Black legends Brian Lochore, Kel Tremain and Wilson Whineray; and Irish referee Kevin Kelleher, who controversially ordered Meads off the field in Scotland in 1967.
Launched on 5 April 1976, Winners & Losers heralded a new age in Kiwi screen drama. Indie talents Roger Donaldson and Ian Mune based their tales of success and failure on New Zealand short stories, after managing to negotiate funding from various government sources. Then the pair took the series to Europe, proving there was strong overseas demand for Kiwi stories. In the backgrounders, Mune recalls the show's origins. There are also pieces on its place in local screen history, and its 2018 restoration. Plus watch two video interviews on the series.
Some of the great names of international rugby can be seen both playing and reminiscing in this hour long history of British and Irish Lions tours of New Zealand. 1930 Lion Harry Bowcott is the oldest player here, conceding his side were surprised by the toughness of the New Zealand style of rugby; tough like 1950 All Black captain Ron Elvidge, who came back on to crash through a tackle and score a try, despite a fractured sternum and stitches in his head. The documentary concludes with Gavin Hastings' 1993 Lions team. It was made as a preview for the 2005 tour.
Highlights from the second test of the 1966 Lions tour feature in this National Film Unit newsreel. Soundly beaten in the first test, the Lions took drastic steps for this match at Wellington's Athletic Park: dropping six players including their captain. On a muddy ground, with the capital's wind playing its part, the Lions are more competitive — but the All Blacks run out deserved winners with tries to Kel Tremain, Tony Steel and a rampant Colin Meads (but no on-field celebrating). Half-back (future MP and radio announcer) Chris Laidlaw also figures prominently.
This 1966 NFU film shows highlights of the fourth rugby test between the touring British Lions and New Zealand's All Blacks. Filmed in the days before live telecast of home matches (it was feared attendance would be affected) the Eden Park test features some classical rucking and free-flowing back-line play. A broken collarbone reduces the Lions to 14 men early on (injury replacements were not allowed) and the All Blacks prevail 24-11. Coached by Fred Allen, a great AB line-up (the Meads bros, Tremain, Nathan, Gray, Lochore) won the series 4-0.
This NZBC documentary goes behind the scenes of the All Blacks, as the 1969 edition prepares to face the Welsh tourists. Match-day superstitions and training routines are analysed: Colin Meads relays his fitness regime (up farm hills), Sid Going discusses being a missionary, and there is much musing on all-things All Black from players, punters and even footballers' wives. Exploration of player psychology plays it up the middle, and though the film neglects to ask how many Weetbix a player can eat, it was nominated for Best Documentary at the 1970 Feltex Awards.
In this unexpurgated (and until-now unscreened) interview, Keith Quinn talks to TP 'Terry' McLean, who Quinn has called "the best rugby writer we have ever produced". The late author and NZ Herald sports editor reminisces widely, though All Blacks are often on the menu: the "God-like figure" of George Nepia (who McLean wrote a book with), "audacious, thoughtful, cunning, chess player" Bob Scott, and Colin Meads, who McLean is candid in his opinion of. Quinn quizzes McLean on his beginnings, favourite sporting memories, and all-time favourite All Black Captain.
Brit MP Austin Mitchell began his career as a lecturer and broadcaster in New Zealand, back in the 1960s. He went on to write about Aotearoa in classic 1972 book The Half Gallon Quarter Acre Pavlova Paradise. In this final part of his 2002 return to Godzone, Mitchell takes Auckland's pulse in a pre-Supercity era, with John Banks as mayor and the America's Cup in the cabinet. He also examines music and sport. The series ends with musings on Kiwi identity from Helen Clark, Sam Neill, and Michael King. Look out for a young Valerie Adams roughly 4 minutes 30 seconds into clip four.
Some of the great names of All Blacks rugby appear in this documentary, which was made before the 2003 World Cup. They tell the story of the highs and lows of New Zealand's national game across a century of tours. From cruel violence in the early days to the skills of a top team in full flight, The Test provides the views of players, commentators and coaches. This excerpt concentrates on sometimes bruising encounters between the All Blacks and the Springboks, from the 1920s up to 1956. The Test was named Best TV Sports Programme at the 2003 Qantas Media Awards.


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The History course at Wilnecote aims to encourage a passion for studying the events of the past and to equip students with the skills necessary to pursue the study of History beyond GCSE, if they wish.
It investigates a range of topics from the Middle Ages through the Tudors up to the modern day. In doing so it helps students to a) appreciate how and why the world has changed, b) develop an understanding of how people in the past lived their lives and c) evaluate how attitudes/beliefs in the past were similar/different to those of the modern day.
Running throughout are several core historical skills: handling and interpreting sources of evidence, evaluating different historical interpretations, explaining the cause of events and weighing up arguments in order to reach an overall judgement. Whilst a study of History might lead directly to careers in teaching, archaeology or museum work, it is these core skills that are highly valued in many areas of work, which is why those who have studied history are often successful in law, politics, and journalism.


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While visiting the Greenburgh Public Library, ask a Librarian at the Information Desk to see the Local History room.
What's Available?
The Greenburgh Public Library offers a print collection with over 500 titles regarding Greenburgh, Westchester County, and New York State histories.
Researchers can peruse
Every item in the collection is designated as reference material and may not leave the room. There are pencils and scrap paper available. You can ask the librarian for permission to photocopy items.
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On loan from the Scarsdale Public Library as they undergo a two year renovation project.
The Greenburgh Public Library has the Scarsdale Inquirer on microfilm from 1901-2014.
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Who Is the Average Online Reader, and What Do They Want!?
How to Catch an Elusive, Skittish, Persnickety Online Reader?
In our current reality, as technology booms exponentially and zooms double-time, when everyone from toddlers to great-grandmas have cellphones on hand, there's one sure thing: Your audience is moving faster than you can.
It's hard to keep up. As an online editor, I see a lot of content that's riddled with conventions leftover from print. At HubPages, I get to work with some pretty spectacular people—veteran journalists, master electricians, favorite teachers, fine artists, and Big Thinkers, among others—who have loads of expertise to share, but although they have encyclopedic knowledge in their fields, something they might not have thought much about is how to translate that experience into something the average online reader wants to read.
And it's my job to help. I help authors wrangle their lifelong experience into words that satisfy and appeal to the average mobile reader. About 65-75% of HubPages' readers are accessing content via their phones. We all suspect that reading a screen is drastically different from reading a page, but it's hard to know exactly how catch the mysterious and elusive mobile reader's interest, and even harder to hold their slippery attention.
If you want to try to keep up, read on and we'll cover:
- What's the difference between the printed and the pixelated word?
- Who is reading your content?
- What do mobile readers want?
What Do Online Readers Want to Read?
The short answer: Online readers want content that answers their search query quickly and completely, in an engaging and direct manner, with appealing visual elements that help them understand.
The long answer: Online readers want good answers, and they want them now. They don't have any time to dilly-dally or give you the benefit of the doubt, so they have developed very accurate, astute, and accelerated means of evaluating whether or not your article is going to give them the content they're looking for. In the blink of an eye, they will evaluate your intelligence, tone, capability, trustworthiness, grammar, and aesthetic and decide if you deserve their attention. They have absolutely no time for throat-clearing, hemming and hawing, or BS. Trust is not given, it must be earned immediately. Their fingers are hovering over that back button. Don't waste their time.
How Is Reading Online Different From Reading Printed Material?
- A print reader might hang in there, but an online reader won't waste any time. According to Tony Haile, 55% of all media page views last less than 15 seconds. Here at HubPages, readers spend a bit longer, with an average 220 seconds per article. Still, that isn't a lot of time.
- If online readers don't find what they want right away, they hit the back button. In his article You Won't Finish This Article, Farhad Manjoo explains that, on average, 38% will bounce back to the SERP before engaging on the page.
- It takes a big hook to catch an online reader. Because scrolling is so effortful. Argh, more words. If your page doesn't capture their interest right away, they won't even scroll once. According to Josh Schwartz, they spend 80% of their time looking at the top 600 pixels above the "page fold" (a term left over from the old days that refers to the part of the page you can see without unfolding the newspaper). On cellphones, it's around 450 pixels, so you have even less time to catch them. Although users will scroll (or unfold, for old-timers like me), according to Jakob Nielsen, they only spend 20% of their attention below the fold.
- Online readers like to skip and skim. 79% of them only scan the page, and they tend to read in an "F" shape pattern (skimming the top, then hugging the left margin, rarely following ideas through to their end). In books, readers expect to see long paragraphs, but eye-tracking studies show that today's online readers might completely ignore a large block of text. They spend almost 70% of their time viewing the left half of the page and only 30% on the right. In fact, on average, online readers will only read about 20% of the text on any given page, according to a 2008 Nielsen study.
- They're mobile. On HubPages, about 65-75% of visitors are reading on their cellphones, 20-25% on desktop, and 5-10% via tablet. Back in the good ole days, readers were more like sitting ducks (picture them lounging on cushy sofas with plenty of time). But today, they're reading on the fly, and trying to capture their interest is like trying to catch a fastball. Whether they're commuting, standing in line, juggling grocery bags, or jogging on a treadmill, they're sure to be interrupted.
- Mobile readers are multitasking and easily distracted. Possibly because they're out in the world or perhaps because that cell phone screen isn't big enough to compete with the wide open vista they're walking through, it's hard to hold an online reader's interest. Even if you manage to get them focused on the screen, what can you do about those blinking advertisements that beckon and coo from the sidebar and those links that take them somewhere else?
- They're visual connoisseurs. Online readers are accustomed to a superb aesthetic experience. They love pictures and use visual cues to determine the professionalism, trustworthiness, and expertise of the article as a whole. They always judge a book by its cover.
- They read pixels more slowly than ink. When reading traditional long-form texts like novels on their Kindles or iPads, online readers read screens 20-30% more slowly than paper.
How Can You Capture and Hold an Online Reader's Attention?
- Your title (or headline) is the single most important sentence, so make it matter. Your title defines the subject and sets the tone. Not only is it the first thing readers read, but it's also standing next to all the other titles on SERP, hoping to stand out. Take time to make sure it encapsulates your subject matter as fully as possible in a natural, conversational, catchy, appealing, and informative manner. Writing yet another Top 10 List might not be the best idea. Corey Wainwright has some good pointers here.
- Write a summary (or meta description) that really sizzles. It's unimportant to readers who don't find you via search, but crucial to those who do. On the SERP, it's like an elevator pitch or a catchphrase or an engraved invitation. You have 156 characters to convince readers to click through!
- Give them a reason to trust and listen to you right away. Use the first paragraph to quickly establish your expertise, giving enough information to build trust but saving your in-depth personal story for a bit later (but only if there's evidence the reader wants to read it). HubPages' bio, which is the first thing readers see when they arrive to your article, is a great place to convey your qualifications in 140 characters or less.
- Answer the question already! Since the most-viewed area is the first 450 pixels (the space above the fold on most cellphone screens), make sure you answer the question there, as succinctly and charmingly as possible. Know that your readers will be scanning that section, looking for reasons to continue, and that playing hard-to-get with the answer is not cute, it's just annoying.
- Don't ignore the stuff below the fold. The content lower in the article is often undervalued. That great short answer at the top piques readers' appetites, so don't forget to serve the meal. According to Josh Schwartz, "Pixels at the top of the [desktop] page are in view for the shortest amount of time—about 4 seconds—and the amount of time in view steadily rises as we move downpage to a peak between about 1200 pixels down." On mobile, this peak number is probably more like 900. So put your most in-depth, complicated, rich, time-consuming data around the 900 pixel point.
- Help readers scan to find what they're looking for. Format your text to help them get their answers asap. Don't try to trick them into staying longer or beat them by hiding the information, like Easter eggs buried in text: lay all your main points out in the open. Break long blocks of text into smaller sections with accurate and catchy subtitles, organize ideas into numbered or bulleted lists, and use tables to convert your content into something that can be understood in one eyeful. Mobile readers love lists! Braveen Kumar has some great tips.
- First things first. Always reveal the most important information first, then work your way down to least important so the lower you scroll, the more tangential the ideas might be.
- It's a nutshell, not a dissertation. Long-winded lectures and epic think pieces will always have their place online, but you're probably not writing that type of content. On the HubPages network, average length of our most-trafficked articles is 1,500 words.
- Cut the flab. Short, powerful sentences are preferable to convoluted verbal gymnastics. Active writing is more engaging than passive voice.
- Give readers ample opportunity to engage. Engagement is when readers feel excited or inspired enough to do something: read more, scroll down, look at, watch, vote, or comment. Add elements like ratings capsules, polls, infographics, images, videos, and provocative discussion questions to invite readers to participate actively on your page.
- Links are like rabbit holes, so use them wisely. When a link takes a reader away, there's always the chance they won't come back, especially if the link takes them somewhere unsatisfying or spammy. So only use links when necessary to support a claim or expand an important idea. If the reader will be happy to see it, if it adds to your credibility and expands the discussion, then include it: If not, leave it out. This includes product links.
- Invest in visuals. It takes time, energy, effort, and money to find great visual content, but it's worth it. Make time to take the photos you need. Reach out to artists you admire to ask if you can use their artwork. Find something perfect in the Creative Commons and add provocative text overlay. Make an infographic. Add a video. Find art that is not only visually but intellectually appealing. Use visuals like eye candy to lure the reader down the page.
- Put yourself in your reader's shoes. Instead of only thinking like a writer (or an SEO expert), try to imagine your readers' impressions when they find your article, and make sure every eyeful offers them a little thrill. Offset more detailed sections with something short and sweet. Sprinkle visuals here and there to keep readers scrolling down. Do at least one edit with the reader's perspective in mind.
- Make sure your article looks good on a cellphone. Even if you prefer desktop, most of your readers don't, so take a moment to see what they're seeing and adjust accordingly.
Are Lists Dumb? Absolutely Not!
"The list is the origin of culture. It's part of the history of art and literature. What does culture want? To make infinity comprehensible. It also wants to create order."
—Umberto Eco
But How Do You Know Who Is Reading Your Article?
You can't know for sure, but you have many ways to get insight into who is reading so that you can tailor your answer to fit the people who are searching for it.
- Design a poll to find out who's reading.
- Engage in your own comments section.
- Use Google Console.
- On HubPages, in the Author Center, you can check your stats to find out where your readers are coming from: which referrer, country, and search phrase brought them to you.
And How Do You Know If You've Answered All Your Readers' Questions?
There are many marketing tools like MarketMuse you can buy to help you identify gaps in your content, but there are other ways, too.
- Read your commenters' questions to find out which questions they're left with, and incorporate those answers into your article.
- Use Google Search as a content research tool. Look at the "related searches" and "People also ask" on the SERP for ideas of ways to expand your answer so readers don't have to keep searching.
- Compare your article to the top article a search engine delivers to see if there are any gaps in your answer.
What About You?
What brought you here?
Questions & Answers
How do YOU do it? Please share your experience and best practices for engaging readers.
I can't believe that 55% of people only stick around on a page for 15 seconds! Interesting that the statistic for Hubpages is higher, but still 220 seconds isn't much! I think I'll take your advice and start giving the reader what they want within the first paragraph or so. Thanks for the tips!
Interesting stuff to chew on and integrate here, I hadn't given much thought to online vs. print readers and patterns. Thanks!


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White House Luxury Villas in Santorini
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The Concept: Heaven for two
White House is a luxury Santorini villa that is part of an award-winning boutique hotel in Oia, which retains traditional Aegean architecture renovated to modern perfection. The villa faces out into the Santorini caldera with full view of the volcano and the clifftop villages of Imerovigli and Fira.
White House has a large private terrace that is perfect for alfresco dining. The outdoor jacuzzi has a waterfall feature and there are comfortable sun loungers and sunshades, and the wow factor infinity pool with the edge just a ledge over the sea. The terrace is paved in the local stylish grey stone and the pool is hand crafted in the same stone. The whole terrace is stylish and luxurious, a private terrace to the picture postcard backdrop.
Interior Design
Elements of minimal design are strong both inside and outside. The white interior is interrupted only by elegant colorful touches in the open-plan area with spacious living room and uber-comfortable bedroom, with king size bed. The white stone bathroom with walk-in shower is perfect for two and the luxury bathroom toiletries, robes and slippers are all you need for the perfect romantic getaway.
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Have a drink from the mini bar, lounge around and enjoy the famous sunset! The boutique hotel has all the top services you would expect and if you need anything else, our concierge will be more than happy to give you bespoke local insider tips for all the best places to visit.
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Ammoudi Bay is only a few minutes' drive away and you can have delicious fish lunches at the waterside taverns or take a private catamaran around the volcano.
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Plot Size: 200 sqm. (2153 sq. ft)
Living Area: 50 sqm. (538 sq. ft)
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The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides protection to all people from unreasonable search and seizure of their person, home, papers and effects. In the more than 200 years since this document was drafted, a lot has changed in terms of how we define privacy. In the modern era, there is a question of whether "papers and effects" also encompasses property such as digital data.
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Jfriedhofer needed a new logo and business card design and created a contest on 99designs.
2 winners were selected from 582 designs submitted by 142 freelance designers.
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I might consider incorporating the service mark "Your Move." Consider making entries with and without that slogan. Even if the slogan is not used, consider abstract logos that convey the concept of strategic thinking. A chess piece (knight particularly) could work, but only if it is abstract and subtle. A plain graphic of a chess piece or a chessboard likely would not be favored.
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Vanderlande Industries provides today's widest range of automated parcel and postal sorting solutions for hubs and depots of all sizes world-wide. In our Supply Chain Center Europe the BOZ-Group takes a very important place in manufacturing of stainless steel equipment as being a part of our sorting-system. Based on the principles of Quality, Logistics, Technique and Costing BOZ-Group proved to be a reliable partner for Vanderlande Industries. The possibility to exchange manufacturing knowledge between R & D and BOZ-engineering is highly appreciated and useful. Short time delivery, zero defects and flexibility are common issues and already embedded in the plant for some time.
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As a producer of dosing equipment, we export 95% of our products to various countries across the world. BOZ Group manufactures most of our stainless steel and sheet metal parts. Two of the most important reasons for cooperating with BOZ are the high and constant quality level of their products and the possibility to order the production of relatively small series on demand in different colours. A good cooperation with our engineering department allows us to continue to improve the purchase price and quality of our products. BOZ's continuous investments in the latest production technologies, such as laser welding equipment for the production of our stainless steel parts, constitute an important reason for us to continue to work with BOZ. BOZ has proven its ability to produce good products at a fair price in the Netherlands.
Gerhard Dersjant, Managing Director, Movacolor
Wir sindeinProduzent von Gerätenfür die Lebensmittelindustrie. Unsere Produktewerdenvorallem an Länder der EU geliefert. Die BOZ Group fabriziert und liefertfüruns die wichtigstenBlechteile in nichtrostendem und Kohlenstoff-Stahl. EinentscheidenderGrund um mit der BOZ Group zusammenzuarbeitenistderenkonstantehoheQualität und die Möglichkeit um bereitskleinereSerien auf Abruffabrizierenzulassen. Durch die guteZusammenarbeit der Ingenieursabteilungensind wir in der LagekontinuierlichProduktverbesserungen und weitereOptimierungendurchzuführen. Da die BOZ Group regelmäßig in die neustenProduktionstechnologieninvestiert, haben wir guteGründe um beidiesemLieferantenzubleiben. Die BOZ Group beweisthochwertigeProduktezuinteressanteKonditionenliefernzukönnen.
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The Competition Commission has recommended that the Competition Tribunal approve the merger between Anheuser-Busch Inbev and SABMiller.
It does, however, suggest a number of conditions.
The Money Show's Bruce Whitfield interviewed Tembinkosi Bonakele, Commissioner of the Competition Commission, and Stuart Thompson, Founding Brewer of Loxton Lager and former Investment Analyst.
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It's all systems go! But we do have some conditions.— Tembinkosi Bonakele, Commissioner of the Competition Commission
They've agreed to our conditions.— Tembinkosi Bonakele, Commissioner of the Competition Commission
AB Inbev will not retrench any employee ever as a result of this merger.— Tembinkosi Bonakele, Commissioner of the Competition Commission
Employee numbers should increase.— Tembinkosi Bonakele, Commissioner of the Competition Commission
They can threaten and squeeze us. However, we can actually increase the market for them!— Stuart Thompson, Loxton Lager
Our egos are a little bit bigger than our market share.— Stuart Thompson, Loxton Lager
Our competition comes more from the premium wine fraternity.— Stuart Thompson, Loxton Lager
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Lingering food particles, plaque buildup and other bacterial deposits that are not cleaned away by your daily oral hygiene practices can lead to several oral health problems. Over time it can lead to increased plaque acids that promote cavities as well as hardened tartar which increases your risk of suffering from gum disease.
Hardened tartar that accumulates near the gumline can lead to the periodontal inflammation of gingivitis. Initial symptoms of this often includes inflamed gums that bleed easily when brushing and flossing as well as issues with chronic bad breath.
In many of these cases inconsistent or infrequent flossing may be a contributing factor. Even if you are remembering to floss once each day, your technique might be a factor. Quickly inserting the strand of dental floss between two teeth may not adequately remove bacterial deposits.
Ideally, you should start flossing by gently inserting the strand of dental floss, making sure not to force or snap the floss into the gumline. You should then gently curve it to maximize surface contact with the tooth. The large teeth in the back of your mouth might require multiple passes to thoroughly clean. Be sure to also clean along the gumline and behind each of your rear molars.
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Sealegs are valued around the world as rescue and patrol craft
Sealegs are valued around the world as rescue and patrol craft
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Sealegs are part of the life saving fleet of both the Hibiscus Coast and Tauranga Coastguards. Hibiscus Coast employ a 7.7m Full Width Console RIB, while Tauranga have a 7.1m RIB. Click here to see videos of Sealegs in use as rescue craft.
Sealegs are in use all over Australia in various applications. In Broome and Torquay, Sealegs are used as part of the fleet in Marine Rescue organisations, very similar to New Zealand Coastguard. In Queensland, Sealegs are used by Air Services Australia as rescue boats for the area of water around the Brisbane Airport. Queensland Parks and Wildlife use Sealegs to patrol islands in protected areas around the state.
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Sealegs are used throughout various government departments in Malaysia. They are used by the Fire Department (BOMBA) as rescue craft, specifically as aid craft in the event of floods, which occur each year in Malaysia. The Malaysian police and the Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCOM) use them as patrol boats.
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Sealegs are used by Fire Departments in the United States in Churchville New York, Anglesea New Jersey and Jacksonport Wisconsin.
Sealegs are prized by fire departments because they provide a shorter reponse time to remote locations that require access via water.
In 2017 the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade donated Sealegs craft to Fiji's NDMO (National Disaster Management Office) to assist with emergency response situations and natural disasters.
They complement Fiji's excellent emergency response systems and boost their disaster response capacity, and have already been put to use following the damage caused by tropical Cyclones Josie and Keni.
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text: It's a family affair when it comes to this shop owned by mother-and-son jewelers Isabelle and David Kirschenbaum. Isabelle was trained at Harry Winston and David started off at age 19 polishing diamonds in South Africa for Martin Kirschenbaum, Inc., his dad's wholesale jewelry company. Specializing in yellow and fancy colored diamonds, designer jewelry, and watches, the family business manufactures more than 70 percent of the shop's inventory. Other offerings include the edgy, 18-karat white and gold diamond jewelry collection from emerging designer Betty Lou Moscot; funky sterling silver styles by Elizabeth Buenaventura; and classic Hamilton Watch Company timepieces. Also available: custom design, repairs, and the purchase of estate jewelry, gold, and diamonds.


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Who is Nico Cué?
Nico Cué was born in the Spanish mining region of Asturias in 1956 during the Franco dictatorship.
His father, a miner, was forced to flee the country in 1962, following the miners' strikes of that year. He came to Belgium with little more than the clothes on his back. Without a work permit, he struggled to find a job until sympathisers with the republican cause in Belgium found him work in a mine near Liège.
Nico, his mother and siblings were finally able to join him after a year's separation. Nico grew up in Liège, the son of refugees, a situation made more difficult when his father died suddenly in a car accident. His family was able to move forward thanks to the strength and perseverance of his mother and the support of Belgium's then comprehensive social safety net.
Nonetheless, he was able to get an education at the local technical school and got his first job at the FN factory in his adopted town.
Nico became politically active as a teenager and joined the FGTB trade union on getting his first job. As a trade union activist he participated in numerous struggles, including to win the right for his women colleagues to receive the same pay for the same work as their male counterparts.
In 1997, he stood as a rank-and-file candidate for the General Secretary of the FGTB Metalworkers and won.
During his two decades as head of the federation, he fought for an activist-led model of trade unionism and sought to build links with wider social movements, particularly faced with the fallout of the financial crisis.
The ongoing restructuring in the metal, automobile and aeronautical sectors increasingly added a European dimension to his work. As a result he founded the trade-union research group Annecy, together with other metal unions around Europe.
Recently retired, Nico is running for the presidency of the European Commission jointly with the Slovene, Violeta Tomic. His desire is to bring the principles of the day-to-day solidarity that underpinned his time as a trade-union leader to the debate about the future of Europe.
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Member of the National Assembly Slovenia – LEVICA
1985 Bachelor's Degree in Stage Acting and Art of Speech, Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television, University of Ljubljana
1980 Baccalaureate, Črnomelj Grammar School
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2018 – Deputy of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia
2014 – 2018 Deputy of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia
2007 – 2011 Representative of the self-employed in culture at the Slovenian Association of Dramatic Artists
2002 – 2014 Status of self-employed in culture (acting, directing, synchronisation of cartoons, TV shows, quiz, theatre workshops for children with Down syndrome)
1987 – 2002 Actor at Ljubljana City Theatre – MGL (member of MGL council); Theatre Director, TV Presenter, Theatre Teacher
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Gulf Air is the national flag carrier of Bahrain. The airline was founded in 1950 as Gulf Aviation and was one of the first commercial airlines established in the Middle East. Headquartered in Muharraq, just next to the Bahrain International Airport, Gulf Air operates scheduled flights to 41 cities in 23 countries, spanning across different continents in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. As of 20 Sep 2017, Gulf Air has reported that it would increase its flight offering to Istanbul with daily flight on this key route going to be available from November 2017. This is due to the rising demand in this route, and a celebration of its 30th anniversary of offering direct nonstop services to and from Istanbul in Turkey. This will strengthen air connectivity between Bahrain and Turkey and allow it to further develop travel, trade, tourism and other related industries between the two nations.
Gulf Air offers premium airline services for business travelers, with its "Falcon Gold Cabin", a single premium cabin and with new flat beds, allowing its passengers the highest level of comfort and rest on board their flights. Gulf Air also has codeshare agreements with nine other carriers. Falconflyer is the frequent flyer rewards membership program of Gulf Air. Member can earn miles and loyalty points according to their membership status. Gulf Air is also the airline sponsor of the Bahrain Grand Prix, which is usually the first race of the F1 season calendar. Don't miss the best flights on GulfAir for your holiday by using Skyscanner's filters. You can select according to price, flight duration, and the number of stops.
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Gulf Air offers online check-in from 24 hours up to 90 minutes before the flight departure time. The airline offers other check-in options: Kiosk Check-in, Early Check-In, and the Falcon Gold Check-In. Passengers may use the e-kiosks to check-in early if they have hand baggage only. Passengers traveling in any class on any Gulf Air flight from Bahrain may avail of Early Check-In at the airport up to 24 hours before their departure time with their baggage. A member of the group/family may be permitted to check-in early. Special early check-in baggage tags will be used to identify early checked-in bags. Gulf Air has dedicated check-in facilities for Falcon Gold Business Class customers as well as Gold and Silver level frequent flyer members. For passengers traveling from Abu Dhabi, Falcon Gold Business Class passengers may also check in at the City Terminal, located next to Abu Dhabi Mall. Passengers traveling in Falcon Gold Business Class, or Gold or Silver Falconflyer members will be issued lounge invitation cards after checking-in.
Seating Plan
All of Gulf Air's aircraft are configured with Falcon Gold Business Class and Economy Class seating. The wide-body aircraft is spacious and comfortable. Falcon Gold Business Class features open suites. Each of the spacious suites features a seat that transforms into an angled-flat bed with a 160-degree recline. Economy Class has standard seats that are 18" wide with a 30-33" seat pitch. Economy seats on Gulf Air are also equipped with a personal in-flight entertainment monitor and a USB port.
Baggage Allowances
Carry-on baggage allowance varies depending on the seating class. Falcon Gold Business Class passengers may have one bag plus one personal bag/briefcase with a maximum total weight of 9 kilograms. Economy Class passengers are entitled to one bag with a maximum weight of 6 kilograms. Infants not occupying a seat and paying 10% of the applicable fare may have one bag weighing 3 kilograms. Complimentary checked baggage allowance also depends on seating class. Falcon Gold Business Class passengers have 40 kilograms, while Economy Class passengers have 30 kilograms. Frequent flyers traveling on flights operated by Gulf Air receive an automatic extra baggage allowance from 15-25 kilograms depending on the membership status. Passengers traveling on a codeshare service operated by American Airlines to/from the USA or Canada will also enjoy more checked baggage allowance. Falcon Gold Business Class passengers have two pieces of 32 kilograms each, while Economy Class passengers are allowed two pieces of 23 kilograms each.
In Flight Entertainment
F&B: Gulf Air offers a variety of meal options as well as complimentary beverages. Falcon Gold passengers will enjoy the five-star Gulf Air Sky Chef service. Special meals may be requested at least 24 hours before flight departure. Entertainment : Gulf Air has a good range of movie and music selections. Each seat is equipped with a personal in-flight entertainment monitor presenting a variety of blockbuster films, television shows, documentaries, and children's programming.
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The perfect pairing for soup, pasta and more!
Taking a few extra minutes to start your dough off by making a sponge is what sets these rolls apart. By combining the yeast, sugar, water and some of the flour, the yeast will activate fully so the product will rise better; in addition, the resulting dough will be more elastic, have better flavour and a vastly improved, fluffier texture and crumb. Using olive oil also helps to make the dough tastier and contributes to the smoother texture that makes these rolls so outstanding.
- 1 cup warm water
- 2 teaspoons dry yeast
- 1/2 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, plus a bit more for brushing
- 1 egg
- 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 tablespoons melted butter
- 2 teaspoons finely minced garlic
- 3/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese, divided
- Freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh Italian parsley
- Make the sponge by combining the water, yeast, sugar and 1/2 cup of flour a large bowl. Cover with a clean kitchen towel and let rest in a warm place for 25 to 30 minutes.
- Add salt, olive oil and egg to the sponge. Mix thoroughly then stir in remaining 1 3/4 cup flour. This will form a shaggy, somewhat sticky dough that can be pulled away from the side of the bowl.
- Cover with the bowl with the same towel you used before and let rise in a warm place until doubled in size, about 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
- With your clean fist, punch down the dough and pull it away from the sides of the bowl.
- Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Sprinkle with more flour and shape into a rectangle. With your hands or a rolling pin, flatten the dough out into a rectangle approximately 10 x 12 inches (25 – 30 cm) in size inch rectangle, about 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) thick. Leaving a one-inch (2.5 cm) border on the long edge that is furthest away from you, brush the dough with melted butter; sprinkle with garlic, 1/2 cup of the Parmesan cheese, pepper and parsley.
- Starting with the long end that's closest to you, roll the dough evenly into a log, pressing down at the end to seal the edge of the log.
- With a large, sharp knife, cut the log into 12 rolls. Transfer to a parchment-lined baking sheet, cut side up.
- Brush each roll with olive oil. Sprinkle with remaining Parmesan. Cover loosely with the clean towel and let rise 30 minutes then start preheating oven to 400F.
- Bake in preheated oven until the tops are golden brown, about 20 minutes.
- Remove from oven and let cool on a wire rack for 5 minutes before serving. Rolls are delicious warm or at room temperature. Leftover (unlikely) can be frozen.
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Silver Peak claims AutoCAD advantage over Riverbed
Silver Peak says its WAN optimization product has fewer problems deduplicating AutoCAD 2007 files than Riverbed's, but more testing will be needed to validate the comparison.
WAN optimization vendor Silver Peak Systems Inc., looking for an edge on market leader Riverbed Technologies Inc., claims its devices do not suffer from the compatibility problems that Riverbed has admitted to with AutoCAD 2007 and 2008.
Both companies have publicly addressed the issue with data deduplication products brought about by changes to Autodesk Inc.'s drawing (DWG) file format in the 2007 and 2008 versions of AutoCAD. As SearchStorage.com reported earlier this month, the latest AutoCAD file format rescrambles bytes within a file whenever it's saved, making the blocks look new to data deduplication products. This has rendered Riverbed's data reduction technology less effective, angering customers because it takes them much longer to save AutoCAD files when using Riverbed Steelhead appliances.
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Last week, SilverPeak said it has verified its products work correctly with AutoCAD. "There has been uproar recently among AutoCAD customers because certain older WAN optimization products appear incompatible with newer AutoCAD file formats," company officials said in a prepared statement. "Silver Peak has worked with AutoDesk and other customers to verify that Silver Peak's NX appliances do not suffer this limitation." Silver Peak officials also said they "took exception" to Riverbed's claim that all data deduplication or WAN optimization products will have the same problem.
Silver Peak officials have since softened the statement that their NX series appliances suffer no limitation, but they continue to maintain that any degradation in data reduction is slight. According to Silver Peak director of marketing Jeff Aaron, Silver Peak's average reduction was 78% for the 2004 version of AutoCAD's DWG file format and 70% with the 2007 and 2008 versions of the file format. He said these numbers are consistent regardless of the incremental save percentage set by the AutoCAD user.
Riverbed also has clarified its original statements to emphasize that it only sees significant degradation with file saves where the incremental save percentage is set to zero, meaning 100% of the file bits will be rescrambled on save. Riverbed's comparative results in this use case, detailed in a webinar for customers in late February, show that an 8 MB AutoCAD 2004 drawing would take more than 100 seconds to save without Riverbed's Steelhead appliance and only 14 seconds with the Riverbed appliance. Meanwhile, the same file in AutoCAD 2007 would take 71 seconds to save with Steelhead.
Users urged to step up testing
Silver Peak said its NX product does a more granular byte-by-byte comparison of data and that it works at the IP layer, while Riverbed Steelhead appliances work at the TCP layer and group bytes together for comparison. NX users who could validate the vendor's claims from real-world testing were not available for interviews.
For Riverbed chief scientist Mark Day, Silver Peak's explanation doesn't stand up. "It's trivially true, but every product looks at individual bytes," he said. A WAN optimization product must still represent the bytes it removes for reassembly at the other end of the wire, "and if they're removing each individual byte they've seen before, then how are they representing it on the other side? If they're using another byte to represent it, then that's not removing any data."
Silver Peak chief technology officer David Hughes refused to go further into technical differentiations, claiming it would expose Silver Peak's intellectual property. Each vendor challenged the other to publish test results and show their work. Executives on both sides said they were willing to do the tests, but how or when that would happen remains to be seen.
Forrester Research analyst Rob Whiteley advised users to step up prepurchase testing on products from either vendor. Until now, most users chose a WAN optimization product based on cost, scalability and reliability. But as data grows, applications are revised and traffic patterns change, and then the subtle differentiators between products will become more crucial. "These products need to be tested in a production network, since no lab will replicate the same idiosyncrasies as you see in real WAN traffic," he said. "And they need to be tested over a significant period of time, ideally a 60- to 90-day window."
Most vendors don't agree to evaluation periods that long, but that could soon change. "AutoCAD may be the application rearing its ugly head now, but more things like this are coming down the road, like video and RDP, that will see these same arguments all over again," Whiteley said.
Autodesk perspective
Autodesk uses the Silver Peak product in its internal IT department, which Silver Peak points to as evidence that its product performs better than Riverbed's on Autodesk applications. Autodesk officials declined to elaborate on why Silver Peak was chosen or whether it was chosen over Riverbed. "That's a decision by our internal director of IT, and it's a totally separate division," said Eric Stover, product line manager.
Autodesk engineers are still plugging away on the problem with Riverbed to find short-term workarounds. Autodesk upgrades AutoCAD on three-year cycles, and its next upgrade is due next year. Guri Stark, vice president of AutoCAD and platform solutions for Autodesk, said that upgrade will address compatibility with data deduplication systems more proactively. "Users should see some improvement soon," he promised.


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In fact, the vitamin D produced by moderate (and safe) sun exposure has been linked not only with a reduced risk of developing cancer, but improved survival from some cancers. The first step is to know if your chemotherapy medications may increase the likelihood of a sunburn: something you definitely don't need at this point in your life. It's also important to recognize that wearing sunscreen may not be enough. What is Photosensitivity? Sun sensitivity, known as photosensitivity or phototoxicity, is the tendency to sunburn more easily than usual. Most photosensitivity reactions associated with chemotherapy drugs are phototoxic. In a phototoxic reaction, medications such as chemotherapy drugs absorb ultraviolet radiation. This absorption of UV light causes a change in the chemical composition of the drug, which emits skin-damaging energy. Which Drugs Cause Photosensitivity? Nearly any chemotherapy agent (or non-cancer-related medications as well) may cause you to be more sensitive to the sun. It's important to talk with your oncologist about your particular medications. In addition, the combination of different drugs may raise your risk further than a single drug would alone. Some of the commonly used chemotherapy drugs known to cause photosensitivity include: 5-FU (fluorouracil)MethotrexateDTIC (dacarbazine)Oncovir (vinblastine)Taxotere (docetaxel)Adriamycin (doxorubicin)VePesid (etoposide)Gemzar (gemcitabine) Thankfully, this increased sensitivity to the sun goes away soon after completing chemotherapy. Some nonchemotherapy medications that could have an additive effect with chemotherapy in causing sun sensitivity include: Antibiotics, such as Cipro (ciprofloxacin), Levaquin (levofloxacin), tetracycline, doxycycline, and Septra or Bactrim (sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim)Diuretics, such as Lasix (furosemide) and Hydrodiuril (hydrochlorothiazide)Benadryl (diphenhydramine)Cardiac medications, such as diltiazem, quinidine, amiodarone and Procardia (nifedipine)Antidepressants, such as Tofranil (imipramine) and Norpramin (desipramine)Diabetic medicines, such as Micronase (glyburide)Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Aleve (naproxen) and Feldene (piroxicam) Talk to your pharmacist or doctor if you aren't certain if your chemotherapy or other medications will increase your risk of a sunburn. Sun Sensitivity and Radiation Therapy It's important to keep in mind that chemotherapy isn't the only treatment that can raise your risk of a sunburn. With radiation therapy, a propensity to burn occurs primarily in the regions of your body that are treated with radiation, but unlike that with chemotherapy, a predisposition to burning may last for years after your last treatment is finished. If you've had radiation therapy, you may wish to consider sun protection a long term goal. Not only could a predisposition to burning last far beyond your last treatment, but the combination of radiation damage to your skin and sun damage could increase your risk of developing skin cancer. When Do the Symptoms Start? Photosensitivity reactions can occur immediately after you are exposed to the sun, or may not be evident for several hours after returning indoors. If you notice any redness when you are in the sun, apply sunblock, sunscreen, or get out of the sun. It usually takes several hours before the full extent of a sunburn can be realized. Sun Safety Tips During Chemo Knowing that your skin may be more sensitive during chemotherapy, what can you do to protect yourself? A combination of things is usually best, including: Avoid mid-day sun exposure. Limit your time outdoors between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. when the sun's rays are most intense.Ask your oncologist which sunscreen she would recommend. Some sunscreens work better than others, and the chemicals in some sunscreens may be irritating to your already sensitive skin. Make sure to select a "broad-spectrum" sunscreen that protects against UVA as well as UVB rays. The sunscreens on the market vary considerably as to whether they provide adequate protection, even for those who aren't at an increased risk from chemotherapy. Current packaging can make it challenging to know what products provide adequate coverage, so check the label to make sure the product contains ingredients that block UVA rays. Make sure you have a fresh bottle of sunscreen as well. Last year's bottle may no longer be effective.If your skin is very sensitive, you may need to use a sunblock. Instead of or in addition to sunscreen you may wish to use sunblock. Sunblocks that are effective include zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. Sunblocks are opaque (think: a white nose) and some people hesitate to use these products, but a white nose or face may well be worth avoiding a painful burn.Cover up. Don't rely on sunscreen alone. Wear wide-brimmed hats and long-sleeved, loose-fitting clothing to cover sensitive areas of your body. Tightly woven fabrics provide the best protection.Make use of shade. Find a place in the shade under a tree or sit under an umbrella. Walk along paths sheltered by trees.Don't forget your lips. Sunscreens designed especially for the lips are generally safe if you should swallow some following application.Don't forget your eyes. Wear sunglasses with UV protection. Don't forget your head. We've talked with many cancer survivors who learned about protecting their newly bald and vulnerable scalps the hard way. Wigs can be hot in the sun, but a cotton scarf can be comfortable while providing protection.Avoid tanning beds. Not only can tanning beds leave you with a burn, but can increase your risk of developing skin cancer.Keep in mind that you may react differently to the sun while going through chemotherapy than you did in the past. If you were once someone who tanned easily, you may now sunburn. Benefits of Sun Exposure Intuitively it seems that some sun exposure would be beneficial during cancer treatment. Getting outside, breathing fresh air, and talking a walk can all help you feel better emotionally. Medical research seems to back that intuition. Higher vitamin D levels are correlated with improved survival for those with early stage lung cancer and may be the reason that people who have lung cancer surgery during the summer months seem to fair better. Other studies have looked at vitamin D and survival for many other cancers, and while there have been mixed results, having an adequate vitamin D level goes far beyond improving survival. many people simply feel better if their level is optimal. Thankfully, checking your vitamin D level may be done through a simple blood test. As your oncologist to check this if you have not had it tested, and discuss ways to increase your level if it is low. Make sure to talk to your doctor, however, before using any supplements. Some vitamin and mineral supplements may interfere with some chemotherapy drugs. Vitamin D supplements (if recommended by your oncologist) are usually safe, as long as you don't "megadose." Taking very large doses of vitamin D can lead to painful kidney stones. What If I Get a Sunburn? If you develop a sunburn while on chemotherapy, try to stay out of the sun to avoid further injury to your skin. Use cool, wet compresses to ease discomfort. Call your doctor if you have severe redness if the sunburned area involves a significant percentage of your body, if you develop a fever or chills, or if you have any other concerns. Check out these additional tips on how to treat a sunburn. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Limiting processed foods and red meats can help ward off cancer risk. These recipes focus on antioxidant-rich foods to better protect you and your loved ones. Sign up and get your guide! Sign Up You're in! Thank you, {{form.email}}, for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit Article Sources Verywell Health uses only high-quality sources, including peer-reviewed studies, to support the facts within our articles. Read our editorial policy to learn more about how we fact-check and keep our content accurate, reliable, and trustworthy. Drucker, A., and C. Rosen. Drug-induced photosensitivity: culprit drugs, management and prevention. Drug Safety. 2011. 34(10):821-37. Heidary, N., Naik, H., and S. Burgin. Chemotherapeutic agents and the skin: An update. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. 2008. 58(4):545-70. Onoue, S. et al. Drug-induced phototoxicity; an early in vitro identification of phototoxic potential of new drug entities in drug discovery and development. Current Drug Safety. 2009. 4(2):123-36. Payne, A., and D. Savarese. Cutaneous Side Effects of Conventional Chemotherapy Agents. UpToDate. Updated 04/10/18. Smith, E. et al. A review of UVA-mediated photosensitivity disorders. Photochemical and Photobiological Sciences. 2012. 11(1):199-206. Zhou, W. et al. Vitamin D is associated with improved survival in early-stage non-small cell lung cancer patients. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers and Prevention. 2005. 14(10):2303-9. Zhou, W. et al. 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Saturday, April 28, 2018
Apparently, I Wasn't Back
3 comments:
- mikey said...
I've been wondering about you.
But I kind of figured that's what happened. I'm sort of in the same boat. Lots of things are happening, but there's nothing that really needs to be said about them - we can all see them happening in real time on the teevee and the t00bz.
I'd LIKE to write about NorKor and Iran, but sadly (to me) nobody reads those pieces. I get tons of traffic on other stuff, but the stuff I'm most interested in dissecting in detail is stuff nobody else wants to think about...
- April 29, 2018 at 12:01 PM
Hey Vicki, what's shakin'?
Actually I was hoping that you would write about the OCD aspects of blogging. I've experienced a small amount of this in the past, and I think it is seldom the fact that people realize what they're getting into when they decide to blog.
The current event I find the most intriguing is that the Smallville actress Allison Mack has now been charged in a bizarre sex cult. Apparently she was being used as a rainmaker for remuneration and was devoted to the cult leader who is some kind of psychopath with a messianic complex
It has been my good fortune to be involved with esoteric subjects on a legitimate level. However, I have seen many cults arise, destroy lives, and then sink into oblivion. Maybe you saw the plight of the guy who became enormously renowned for writing a book called The Secret. He finally held some extreme sweat lodge in Sedona, AZ and some people died from it. He was convicted and did jail time.
Incidentally, this cult Allison Mack was involved with apparently ripped off a lot of their material from EST.
Take care of yourself. I find trying to organize my life around a balance to be satisfactory.
- April 29, 2018 at 1:41 PM
- Harry Hamid said...
Well, if that's where your priorities are, then go ahead and sleep and eat and put out the fire on your hand, then.
Blogging breaks are good, though.
- April 29, 2018 at 7:42 PM


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Last week Friday I came home exhausted and glad that the weekend would extend into a two weeks break. I have been sleeping late, reading books on my TBR (to be read) pile, watching some Netflix, and have started another crochet project. The days are passing by without stress and at a much slower pace than I normally move. I am beginning to feel rested and am looking forward to the family time I will experience at Christmas time.
This week I am grateful for the Winter school break and the chance I have to rest.
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New Year's Resolutions: Stand-up comedians share their plans for 2019
We're so sorry to remind you, but it's New Year's Resolution time! Yep, it's that terrible time of year when one must consider the sad Venn diagram of who they are and who they want to be and then bring those circles a little closer together. It's empowering, depressing, and scary. So for inspiration, we asked some of the world's funniest people to divulge their 2019 New Year's Resolutions. Here's what our favorite comedians had to say:
(Writer for The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, host of Dr. Gameshow podcast)
My resolution is to exercise so hard I get a black eye from one of my breasts hitting me in the face. I'd also love to read some Dostoyevsky.
(Correspondent for The Daily Show, one-hour Comedy Central Special No One Loves You premieres Jan. 25.)
New Year's resolutions are for people who still believe in giving up on themselves in March. I made the decision to give up on myself years ago and have been free of this madness ever since.
(Host of NPR's Ask Me Another)
1. Ask myself "Why the hell did I agree to this?" only five times this year.
NOTE: This was also my resolution last year, and I only made 'til February 3. It's a variation on the whole concept of learning to say no to things to make space for other things, but I prefer a resolution where you can really give yourself a hard time.
2. Go to the gym two times this year. Do arms in January, legs in December. Save abs for 2020.
3. Remember: first you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes you to shop online. Best to keep drinking (except during end of season sales).
(Conan, Late Night with Seth Meyers, senior writer for Desus and Mero)
My resolution is to stop congratulating myself every time I eat salad.
(Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central, Netflix)
It used to be that when asked, "What's your New Year's resolution?" I would say something like, "Why wait until New Year's to make a positive change? Why not strive to better oneself in all ways possible all year round?" But now when asked, I'll say, "My New Year's resolution is to better myself in all ways possible all year round." Also, to keep flossing. I started this year!
(writer for Conan, author of Dead People Suck)
My New Year's resolution is to "fix that one joke."
(The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, host of Snugglestorm podcast)
My New Year's resolution is to get off my phone and be in the moment more often. I plan to hold myself accountable by documenting this process with hourly Instagram stories. Sounds like a winning strategy!
(Conan, Last Comic Standing)
My resolution this year is to buy (and wear) a shawl in public. It's the same resolution I had in 2018, because I never did it. I was too scared last year. Wearing a shawl is a bold statement. It's like you're proclaiming, "Hey world! Look at me reinventing myself with this little piece of blanket." I don't have that type of confidence. I'm not very voluptuous. Plus, I have short hair, so if I wore a shawl, I'm afraid people would stare at me and worry, "That poor little boy can't afford a coat." The goal is to get over that feeling. Maybe 2019 is my year.
(Writer for Wyatt Cenac's Problem Areas)
I think resolutions are silly. Anyone who waits for January 1 to be a better version of their shitty selves should just quit now. If you're going to make a resolution, at least do it on your birthday. At least then the gym won't be so crowded.
(Writer for Full Frontal with Samantha Bee and Adam Ruins Everything)
I want to make fun of New Year's resolutions because I'm afraid of joy and fear that the moment I allow happiness into my life, I'll suddenly disappear into a cloud of smoke. But I also love the appeal of a chance to start over and "do it right this time." Being childless at 34, both of these feelings seem equally wrong, question mark? Anyway, my resolution is to try to do more road work, bring my video game live show to more festivals, and maybe take a voice acting lesson because I'd love to be in a cartoon someday, the only true way one can become immortal. Also, disappear into a cloud of smoke.
(Comedy Central Presents, co-host of The Rad Dudecast)
I'm going to be more realistic this year. My resolutions for 2019 are to gain 5 pounds, spend lots of time on Instagram, and cut my showering to twice a week. I think I can do it.
(Conan, Comedy Central)
My New Year Resolution is to make a better album than my current stand-up comedy album Too Woke (now available on iTunes & Spotify). Oh, you thought I had an actual New Year's Resolution?! They're a marketing scam. Just trust the universe and you can make that change whatever you want. Wish you love and strength in 2019!


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The projects cover a variety of our research themes within the DEEP group; therefore one may appeal to you and your experience level (Over 18yrs). Please see below for a project of your interest – and get in contact today!
Long-term viability of the flightless Tasmanian native-hen
PhD Lucile Lévêque
The Tasmanian native-hen is one of the two remaining flightless rails that is not threatened! As an iconic Tasmanian species, but also a rare example of a thriving flightless bird, we need to measure its resistance to changing environments, to forecast its extinction risk in future threatening conditions (e.g., climate change, land-use change and exotic predators like the fox) and ensure the best management. To provide accurate estimates on their survival and population dynamics, we need to use a reliable study population. As it happens, Maria Island is the best location for this.
Bird observation and insect netting on the Tasman Peninsula
PhD Leon Diengdoh
Observation of Tasmanian birds and netting of insects (bees, beetles, and butterflies) on the Tasman Peninsula. Fieldwork will take place in national parks, reserves, plantation areas. Dates are flexible and only on non-rainy days!
Anthropogenic impacts on environmental microbiomes
Dr Emily Flies
Dr Emily Flies is running a study to examine the impact of land use change on microbial communities in the air and soil. She is looking for volunteers to help take soil samples and set air filters around Hobart. Sampling only occurs on non-rain days and will occur between 8 am and 6pm. It's a great opportunity to learn about microbial sampling and to tour around Hobart!
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Small mammal bone identification of the Pleistocene/Holocene owl roosts
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CABAH volunteering opportunities are available for interested people to learn small mammal bone identification. Positions involve sorting and identification of Pleistocene/Holocene owl-roost deposits stored at the UTas Sandy Bay campus. Help contribute to our knowledge of pre-European mammalian distributions within Tasmania.


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Jason Lutes' Berlin #1
This review by Christopher Brayshaw was originally published in The Comics Journal #187 (May 1996). Continue reading
Jason Lutes: Interview by Greg Stump
From The Comics Journal #228 (November 2000) In 1994, Jason Lutes released his debut graphic novel, the Xeric-funded Jar of Fools, to unusual praise. Perhaps the strongest and most visible endorsement came from Scott McCloud, who called the book "an … Continue reading
The Berni Wrightson Interview
This archival interview is about the roots of Wrightson's love for the macabre, his colorful accounts of his career in horror comics (including brushes with unscrupulous printers and unpredictable publishers), and the evolution of his style over the years. Continue reading
A Conversation with Jack Davis
In this 2000 interview from The Comics Journal #225, Jim Woodring talks to Jack Davis about his college life, moving to New York, MAD and EC's influence, and the famed editors and publishers he worked with. Continue reading
The Brian Chippendale Interview
Dan Nadel talks to artist and musician Brian Chippendale about the history of Fort Thunder, "Maggots," and artistic challenges. Continue reading
The Charles Burns Interview by Darcy Sullivan
In this 1992 interview, Charles Burns and Darcy Sullivan discuss teenagers, critics, his work in Europe and the art of psychological horror. Continue reading
The Al Feldstein Interview
In this 1995 interview for The Comics Journal #177, Al Feldstein takes Steve Ringgenberg behind the scenes of Mad, EC, show biz and more. Continue reading
"…That's the Spice of Life, Bud": The Todd McFarlane Interview
In this 1992 interview, Todd McFarlane talks about quitting Spider-Man and Marvel, the inception of Spawn and Image Comics, and concludes with a discussion of morality. McFarlane also discusses the comic market and kid culture. Continue reading


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Routematch Acquires 2g Transit Solutions
Routematch Acquires 2g Transit Solutions , Bringing Fast and Scalable Business Intelligence to Public Transit Systems Worldwide Share This ATLANTA, GA – November 29, 2018 Routematch, Inc.™ today announced the acquisition of 2g Transit Solutions Inc.™ (2g), the leading data analytics company for public transit services. 2g supports Routematch's continued growth plans to bring transit […]
Ultimate Urban Circulator
Unlike many people who work in transit and say they fell into the industry by accident, Nathaniel "Nat" Ford, who is 57, likes to say transit runs in his DNA. Born and raised in Queens, New York, Ford grew up taking buses and subways. Read more about the CEO of Jacksonville Transportation Authority (and former MARTA CEO) in People Who Move People.
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Being aware of how to access federal funding for local transit is essential to all transportation agencies. What better way to go in depth on funding opportunities presented by the Canadian Public Transit Stream than to sit down with Routematch's very own Todd Allen, Director of Government and Community Affairs. Listen to out podcast to learn more!
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In continuation of our accessibility first blog series, we interviewed our Senior Product Designer, Jason Reynolds, to learn more about what inspired him to take an accessibility first approach to our technology and how he hopes tools designed with accessibility first can be implemented in the future.
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