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Aprilia Dorsoduro 750 2008
2008 Aprilia Dorsoduro 750 specifications, pictures, reviews and rating
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|General information
|Aprilia Dorsoduro 750
|76.6 out of 100. Show full rating and compare with other bikes
|Engine and transmission
|749.90 ccm (45.76 cubic inches)
|Engine type:
|Twin, four-stroke
|90.25 HP (65.9 kW)) @ 8750 RPM
|82.00 Nm (8.4 kgf-m or 60.5 ft.lbs) @ 4500 RPM
|Bore x stroke:
|92.0 x 56.4 mm (3.6 x 2.2 inches)
|Electronics type them, integrated with the injection.
|Lubrication system:
|To humid Carter
|Transmission type,
final drive:
|Multiple discs in I bathe d and #146; oil with hydraulic commando
|Chassis, suspension, brakes and wheels
|Frame type:
|Decomposable attice in steel connected with bolts to high resistance to lateral slabs in aluminum.
|Rake (fork angle):
|Front suspension:
|Staple upside-down, steles¿ 43 milimeter Excursion rotates 160 milimeter
|Front wheel travel:
|160 mm (6.3 inches)
|Rear suspension:
|Forcellone in aluminum alloy. Adjustable hydraulic shock-absorber in extension and I precarico motivating force. Excursion rotates 160 milimeter
|Rear wheel travel:
|160 mm (6.3 inches)
|Front tyre:
|Rear tyre:
|Front brakes:
|Double disc. Pliers to four pistoncini. Tube brake in treccia metallic.
|Front brakes diameter:
|320 mm (12.6 inches)
|Rear brakes:
|Double disc. Clamp to single pistoncino. Tube brake in treccia metallic.
|Rear brakes diameter:
|240 mm (9.4 inches)
|Physical measures and capacities
|Dry weight:
|186.0 kg (410.1 pounds)
|Power/weight ratio:
|0.4852 HP/kg
|Seat height:
|870 mm (34.3 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.
|Overall height:
|1,185 mm (46.7 inches)
|Overall length:
|2,216 mm (87.2 inches)
|Overall width:
|905 mm (35.6 inches)
|Fuel capacity:
|12.00 litres (3.17 gallons)
|Other specifications
|Further information
|Insurance costs
|Get estimated US insurance cost with a quote from Allstate Motorcycle Insurance.
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I set up a schedule to accomplish 5 posts a day at all of my social networking sites Instead of trying to do it all in one sitting, I spend about an hour a day, 5 days a week.
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Gulfstream was the first civilian aircraft manufacturer to successfully develop and certify the nose-mounted infrared Enhanced Vision System™ (EVS), improving flight safety and situational awareness for pilots.
PlaneView's large landscape displays help pilots better visualize and instantly understand their aircraft position, flight conditions and surroundings in all phases of flight. The combination of enhanced data and easy-to-use formats reduces pilot workload and improves safety.
PlaneView displays navigation charts, moving maps and real-time weather conditions alongside the primary flight display. A Gulfstream designed side-mounted Cursor Control Device (CCD) allows pilots to scroll, point and click, and push a button to quickly call up checklists, approach charts and systems data, or alter the flight plan from the PlaneView screen.
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Gulfstream was the first civilian aircraft manufacturer to successfully develop and certify the nose-mounted infrared Enhanced Vision System™ (EVS), improving flight safety and situational awareness for pilots.
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The Early Years Learning Framework & My Time Our Place Framework together with each child's knowledge, ideas, culture, abilities and interests drive the educational program.
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We reflect on our practices and acknowledge that a continual cycle of learning and reflection for all service stakeholders ensures professional, meaningful and stimulating partnerships.
We actively engage in and promote sustainable practices throughout our service. We believe in a positive and proactive approach to our environment and encourage educators and children to discover respect for the land, nature and animals.
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We welcome community involvement, recognising it as an evolving resource benefiting the child, family and our service. We believe our service will be enriched through their valuable contributions.
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WEC Year of Africa kicks off at the 2015 Africa Energy Indaba
Posted on 15 January 2015
The World Energy Council has designated 2015 as its "Year of Africa" and will kick start its year-long programme at the 2015 Africa Energy Indaba conference, scheduled to take place from 17 to 18 February 2015 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The Africa Energy Indaba, adopted by the World Energy Council as its Africa regional event since 2011, receives global recognition as a leading event, attended by energy professionals and decision-makers from across the continent and the globe.
The Council has focused this year on the continent's pressing energy issues by bringing together international ministers and business leaders to dialogue and find sustainable solutions to eradicate Africa's energy poverty crisis and build on the opportunities provided by its vast energy resources.
"This is the opportunity for Africans to tell the African story, to challenge and clarify misperceptions about the continent," says Brian Statham, steering committee chair of the Africa Energy Indaba.
"People who don't know Africa have often only heard bad news and that is the only story they have and remember about the continent. This is an opportunity for us to showcase the many positive things happening; the opportunity to change people's ideas about Africa," adds Statham.
According to the latest results released by a comprehensive study published by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in November 2014, less than 620 million sub-Saharan Africans have access to electricity. According to the same IEA study, although energy demand in sub-Saharan Africa grew by 45% between 2000 and 2012, the continent accounts for only 4% of the global energy demand despite being home to 13% of the global population. (See the November issue of World Energy Focus magazine: www.worldenergy.org/focus)
Meanwhile, not enough is being done to get Africa to universal energy access in the next few decades. The World Energy Council's Scenarios study sees that, on current paths, between 266 million and 402 million sub-Saharan Africans could still be without access to electricity by 2050.
In the face of these rampant challenges, opportunities do exist on the continent, with the capabilities of accelerating the process of improving energy access so that energy becomes a driver of the region's social and economic development. According to the IEA report, the problem is not that the region lacks energy resources. Resources are more than sufficient to meet the needs of the continent's population, but Africa is largely under-developed.
For example, around a third of global oil and gas discoveries in the past five years have been in sub-Saharan Africa, which is already home to several major energy producers, including Nigeria, South Africa and Angola. Huge discoveries of natural gas have been made off the shores of Mozambique and Tanzania, both of which are expected to become Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exporters over the coming decade. The region is also endowed with huge renewable energy resources.
"Africa must first reduce its political risk through improving its energy trilemma balance in order to attract investment," says Christoph Frei, Secretary General of the World Energy Council. "It must advance regional integration and unlock huge untapped potential in hydropower, new renewables and natural gas while delivering on the energy access agenda. For South Africa, it must look into how it can utilise its unconventional gas resources in order to move away from dependence on coal and diversify the energy mix. The Africa Energy Indaba will therefore provide a well-established and much-needed platform for policymakers and business leaders to share best practices and fast-track progress on these issues," adds Frei.
Statham agrees, adding, "Africa is in a precarious situation. We need funding but we are not seen as particularly risk-friendly. The issues include political instability, extreme climate conditions, a lack of skills and institutional infrastructure and a regulatory and banking environment that isn't robust enough to support major investment. There's a need to focus on these issues to test the perceptions versus the reality. Many times perceptions are out of touch with the actual reality and there's a lack of understanding about the continent. But there is amazing work happening, so if we can use this opportunity to tell the African story, then we can hopefully make some kind of in-roads into unlocking the investment potential for Africa."
The World Energy Council will culminate its string of events and research focused around its Year of Africa at its 2015 Executive Assembly in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia during 24–30 October 2015.
Register for the Africa Energy Indaba on: www.africaenergyindaba.com


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Hello and Welcome. This week our Sweet Sketch Wednesdays 2 sponsor is Dilly Beans.
This weeks lucky winner will get 3 digi images of their choice from Dilly Beans.
Here is this weeks sketch.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope I get to see you over at SSW2, I always love to see what you do with the sketch.
Have a super week.
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
4 comments:
- Joanna Moore said...
Oh, good idea to use hearts as your embellishment ... it never occurred to me to use them but it looks GREAT! Love your card Heide.
- October 26, 2016 at 1:49 PM
- Linda Anderson said...
What a gorgeous card Heide!! Love the reds and greens. This appears to be the favorite image of the team!!
- October 27, 2016 at 8:06 PM
- anne said...
Love this, great colours and the heart embellishment with the sparkly snowflakes are just perfect with it.
Hugs Anne x
- October 28, 2016 at 3:52 PM
- Kathie said...
Oh Heide I do love this image and the wonderful colours that you've used. But your embellishments really show off your card, I love everything about it, especially those wonderful sparkly snowflakes.
- November 5, 2016 at 2:30 PM
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Spring 2016 Updated Final Exam Information.
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General Procedures for Exams
Spring 2016 Exams: Wednesday, May 4 - Friday, May 13
Exams occur during a 9-day period following read period. To find your current final exam schedule, go to your Web for Students account and navigate to "Spring 2016" link under the "Schedule" heading in the left hand menu.
There are 3 types of Exams
Fixed Exams
First-year courses and other selected courses will have fixed exams. Students will report to designated classrooms on specified days and times for the exam. The date and time are listed on your Exam Schedule in Web for Students.
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Self-Scheduled exams can be taken at anytime during the Examination Period (Spring 2016: May 4-May 13). You will choose the date and time that you wish to take the exam. You do not need to preschedule the exam time.
Self-Scheduled exams may be picked up from the Exam Administration Office (room 305).
You must present photo identification to pick up your paper exam. Your exam will be time stamped and you will then proceed to one of the designated Self-Schedule exam rooms to take your exam using SoftTest. SoftTest will record a download time for the exam as well as an upload time for the exam.
Once you download the exam in SoftTest, you must complete the exam. When you have uploaded your exam answer, return the exam questions to the Exam Administration Office (room 305).
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Take home exams are given through the Registrar's office. In many situations your professor may give you the exam during class and have you return it to the Registrar's office. In other situations, you will need to pick up and return the exam to the Registrar's office. Please speak with your professor regarding the rules around take home exams.
During the Exam period (May 4-May 13) you are not allowed to communicate with anyone about any aspect of the examination. Students will be asked to sign an Affirmation of Non-disclosure. Any violation of this policy will result in a formal complaint to the Dean resulting in a Code of Conduct hearing.
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While in the Examsoft program your download time and upload time will appear and be documented, you are responsible for knowing how much time is allotted for you to take your exam and for complying with that time.
Date/time sheets and download/upload times will be reviewed for apparent time violations and those with apparent time violations will be referred to the professor.
All students must abide by the rules stated in each exam, this includes the time of the exam (number of hours) as well as the items that you are allowed to use during an exam. Failure to abide by the rules governing each exam will result in a formal complaint to the Dean resulting in a Code of Conduct hearing.
Exam Numbers
Exam numbers are assigned anew for each exam period. You must use the exam number, not your name or student identification number, on examination papers, envelopes and electronic files. You may confirm your exam number in Web for Students. Proctors will also be able to confirm exam numbers during fixed exam times.
A student must not identify himself or herself by name, social security number, or any other designation or symbol anywhere on the examination questions or answer book or sheet; only the examination number assigned to the student should be used. A student should not disclose the examination number to the instructor, either directly or indirectly, until the instructor has submitted the final grades for the course. Failure to comply with these provisions may be a violation of the Code of Conduct, which appears in Section XIX of this Handbook (see §2-1(e) of the Code).
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The following rooms will be available for self-scheduled exams
The fifth floor will only be used for fixed exams. Students will not be allowed to use the 5th floor for self-scheduled exams.
All designated self-scheduled classrooms are "unlimited access" rooms and can be quietly entered into and departed from at any time during the examination period for the purpose of writing a final exam. Exam rooms should not be used as quiet study space or to take practice exams. Students who use the exam rooms for other purposes will be asked to leave.
A note about ear plugs and headphones: If you are taking an exam in one of the designated classrooms, you may not use headphones or other electronic devices to block sound. To ensure a quiet exam environment, you may use earplugs.
Missing an Examination
Students are expected to take examinations when scheduled, even though ill or inconvenienced. However, for serious illness or other extraordinary or compelling reason beyond the control of the student, a student may be excused from taking the exam at its scheduled time. Day Division students will not be excused from an examination for a job-related reason.
A student must notify the Director of Academic Administration and Student Affairs at the earliest possible time in advance of the exam, if the reason for missing the exam is known to the student in advance. When prior notice is not possible, the student must contact the Director of Academic Administration and Student Affairs or the Assistant Dean for Academic Administration and Student Affairs as soon during or after the examination as possible to explain the failure to take the examination and, when permitted, to arrange for a makeup examination and/or an Incomplete. Failure to notify the Director of Academic Administration and Student Affairs or the Assistant Dean before grades are submitted will result in the student receiving a failing grade.
Student Conduct During Examinations
Student conduct during examinations is subject to the Chicago-Kent Code of Conduct, which is set forth in Section XIX of this Handbook.
Summer 2016 Class Schedule and Registration. The Summer 2016 Schedule of Classes and Registration Bulletin will be available no later than Friday, April 1, through the Current Students Portal page (click on the Summer 2016 Quick Guide link under "Academics & Grades").
Registration for Summer classes will take place from Thursday, April 7, at 9:00 am through Tuesday, April 12, at 11:50 pm. You may register at any time during that period. To register beginning on April 7, go to the Summer 2016 Quick Guide page and click on the Online Registration link. You can use any computer with Internet access, either inside or outside the Law School.
After the end of the registration period, the registration requests will be processed according to each student's registration priority. In other words, registration will not be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis; as long as you register during the designated period, you will have an equal chance of being admitted to a class as other students within your registration priority group. Evening Division students have priority over Day Division students for Summer registration. Within divisions, registration priority is based on anticipated graduation date, with the earliest graduation date having the highest priority.
To learn what classes you have been admitted into, you must check the Online Registration site on or after Friday, April 15. Registering for a class during the initial registration period is no guarantee that you will be admitted to the class -- you must check the web site on or after Friday, April 15 to learn what classes you have been admitted to.
The Summer add/drop period also begins on Friday, April 15. Starting on April 15, you may add open courses or drop courses using the online system. The add/drop period will run through Thursday, June 2, 2016 at 11:50 pm.
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•Prelminary Fall 2016 Schedule. The preliminary schedule of classes for the Fall 2016 semester is available on the Fall 2016 Quick Guide page. Print copies are available in the third floor elevator bay. Some additions and corrections may be made before the schedule is finalized.
NEW! Unofficial Transcripts
Effective immediately: Students will now be able to receive a "plain copy" version of the unofficial transcript from the Registrar's Office. Administration has decided that in order to be more cost effective, we will no longer issue copies of transcripts to students on "official" transcript paper. Each copy of the "unofficial transcript will be stamped "issued to student". You may then copy as many of these as you desire. Official transcripts are issued to: employers, institutions and other entities that require an official copy.
The exception: if you are required to submit the official copy in a "sealed envelope" as part of an application packet, you must indicate the name of *each recipient on the newly revised transcript request form. The recipient must meet the requirement of those who can receive an "official transcript". Upon verification by the Registrar's Office, the official transcript will be sent to you in a "sealed envelope" to include with said application packet(s).
*You cannot list your own name as recipient.
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Students wishing to request a leave of absence from their course of study or complete an official withdrawal from the university should now initiate the process online. To begin the process, log in to the MyIIT portal and under the 'Academics' tab, look for the 'Graduate Academic Affairs' channel. Chicago-Kent students should follow the 'I want to take a leave of absence or officially withdraw' link under the 'Chicago-Kent College of Law' header.
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By Jon Mobeck | Mosaic
Mosaic Magazine is a product of the Tetons 2020 effort led by the Charture Institute and Jonathan Schechter. It is a response to the vision outlined by Teton County and Jackson City Council in the Comprehensive Land Use Plan from 2012. Mosaic will address different aspects of the health of the region's ecosystem. READ THE FULL EDITION. READ THE ARTICLE.
Scout and refuge aid bluebirds
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 21, 2016
By Bert Raynes | Jackson Hole News&Guide
Back in October 52 new bluebird houses went up on the National Elk Refuge. The nesting boxes are the result of a community partnership dedicated to wildlife conservation and a bird-loving Eagle Scout candidate.
Wooden boxes dot the refuge's western boundary, making up the largest registered mountain bluebird trail in the continental United States. Since 2004 Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation volunteers have maintained the bluebird trail by checking boxes, recording use and cleaning the boxes between broods. READ THE ARTICLE
Wildlife Foundation honored for fence work
TUESDAY, Nov. 22, 2016
By Mike Koshmrl | Jackson Hole News & Guide
The Wildlife Society's Wyoming chapter has honored a Jackson-based nonprofit organization for the work it has completed to remove fences and make the local landscape more permeable for wildlife.
The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation is the recipient of the society's 2016 Citizen of the Year Award for its Wildlife Friendlier Fencing Program. READ THE ARTICLE
Dike gets critter ramps
By Mike Koshmlr | Jackson Hole News & Guide
It's hard to imagine, but moose, elk and other hoofed critters struggle to navigate the engineered piles of rocks and boulders that hold back the Snake River throughout much of Jackson Hole.
The levees, in other words, are a major wildlife impediment — among their many other impacts on the natural regime. READ THE ARTICLE
Retired biologist fulfills dreams
WEDNESDAY, April 27, 2016
By Isa Jones | Jackson Hole News&Guide
Tim Griffith went to college to study wildlife biology and received a master's degree in the field. But it took almost a lifetime, and a move from the Midwest to Jackson Hole, for him to finally use his education and indulge in his true passion: studying wildlife.
"This is the first time in my life I've really been able to actually do what I went to school to do," Griffith said. "It's really fun for me to have the opportunity to become a wildlife researcher again." READ THE ARTICLE
Photo Credit: RYAN DORGAN
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Countin' critters
By Mike Koshmrl | Jackson Hole News & Guide
The find of the day came before Frances Clark even had much of a chance to leave her car.
Pulled over near Gros Ventre Junction, Clark was peering into a spotting scope fixed on a small yellow-chested bird perched atop a shrub. The spotting, at least for a birder in early March, was an exciting one. READ THE ARTICLE
Photo credit: RYAN JONES
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Potluck to feature talk on wolverines, lynx
By Kelsey Dayton | Jackson Hole News & Guide
Nature mappers — volunteers who look for and document wildlife sightings — are always hoping to see something unusual.
Jason Wilmot, a wildlife biologist with the Bridger-Teton National Forest, spends his days tracking wolverines and lynx, two of the area's most difficult-to-spy species. READ THE ARTICLE
Photo Credit: KORY PETTMAN
Highway 390 sees dip in road-killed critters
By Mike Koshmrl | Jackson Hole News & Guide
Not a single moose was reportedly hit by a Highway 390 motorist in 2015, good news for a stretch of road that's been plagued by collisions in the past.
The 7.5 miles of Highway 390 between Wilson and Teton Village had been the site of at least 36 moose collisions in the previous five years, but the West Bank community mobilized to make a number of changes that appear to be saving the lives of moose. READ THE ARTICLE
Moose Day Survey remains steady
By BUCKRAIL
The eighth annual Moose Day Jackson Hole survey was conducted on Saturday, February 27, 2016 from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in collaboration with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
73 volunteers from trained Nature Mapping Citizen Scientists, Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Bridger-Teton National Forest personnel took part spending an estimated 223 hours of volunteer time. 99 individual moose were observed in 58 individual search areas. READ THE ARTICLE
Photo Credit: KATHY MCCURDY
Enjoy seeing wildlife in Jackson Hole? Become a volunteer nature mapper
By BUCKRAIL
Here in Jackson Hole wildlife is everywhere. We see moose in our front yards, elk crossing the road, eagles soaring above town and bears in the park.
Nature Mapping Jackson Hole, a program of the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation, enables residents who enjoy observing local wildlife to put those observations to use. READ THE ARTICLE
Mobeck to take the helm of JH Wildlife Foundation
By Mike Koshmrl | Jackson Hole News & Guide
A former Murie Center staffer has been named the next executive director of the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation.
Jon Mobeck, a decadelong Jackson Hole resident who recently moved away, will take over at the foundation for the departed Cory Hatch. For the past year Mobeck has worked for the Wild Foundation in Boulder, Colorado. The Wildlife Foundation hire brings him back to Teton County. READ THE ARTICLE
Signs to slow drivers go up on Village Road
By Mike Koshmrl | Jackson Hole News & Guide
Nearly four years after motorists hit and killed nearly a dozen moose, conservation groups and road managers continue to tweak Highway 390 to try to make it safer for wildlife.
The latest addition to the heavily trafficked road, which runs from Highway 22 to Teton Village, is two new fixed radar speed-detector signs that flash warnings when motorists cruise above the speed limit. READ THE ARTICLE
Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation Pulling Down Fences to Improve Elk Migration Corridors
By Tony Hansen | Outdoor Life Magazine
Fences. Perhaps the only item more symbolic of a lack of public access than a "No Trespassing" sign is a fence.
Three strands or five. Barbed or high-tensile. A fence sends a pretty clear message: Keep out. To wildlife, it can carry another message: Death. The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation is trying to change that, one mile at a time. READ THE ARTICLE
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The inclusive services for you at Hotel DAS ZWÖLFERHAUS in Hinterglemm
Your holiday consists of a package full of inclusive services and benefits that are combined in the gourmet half-board at Hotel DAS ZWÖLFERHAUS in Hinterglemm in the Salzburger Land. Together with the personal assistance by your hosts and their team you will want for nothing.
Here you can find a summary of everything that is included for your stay at your holiday hotel:
Be it traditional Austrian cooking or dishes with an international flair, our kitchen crew always strives to offer you something special. Prepared with a great deal of love, our dishes are also a feast for the eyes. What is extremely important to us is also the origin of the products we use, which primarily come from the region. To go with this a glass of Austrian wine making your meal a real experience.
- Welcome drink (in summer)
- A sumptuous breakfast from the buffet with home-made jams, local honey, freshly made egg dishes, organic teas, speciality coffees and much more.
- A 5-course evening meal ( 4 courses in summer) with different options. We will also be happy to take your personal requests into account, e.g. a gluten-free or lactose-free diet.
- A welcome gala evening with sparkling wine reception at the hotel bar
- Also in the winter:
- Salad from the buffet several times a week
- A starter and dessert buffet once a week
Wellness oasis
- Finnish sauna
- Sanarium bio-sauna
- Ceramic steam bath
- Kneipp pool
- Chill out areas
- Mood showers
- Cuddly bathrobes & towels
Winter extras
- You can obtain ski passes at our reception
- Free Montelino ski pass for all children born in 2013 or later
- Sport shop Rabbit Sports by hasenauer with ski hire in the hotel
- For hotel guests there is a 10% discount off ski equipment hire and snowboard equipment hire.
- Ski storage and boot drying room
- Free guided winter hike once a week (tourist office)
- Free ski bus between Saalbach and Hinterglemm (with ski pass)
Summer extras
- Weekly programme with easy to difficult hikes with professional hiking guides from the tourist office
- Joker Card - your summer hit
Bike extras:
- Sports laundry service for bike clothing
- Bike washing area
- Lockable bike storage
- Tour maps for the region
- 10% discount at the Rabbit Sports Bikeshop
- Guided bike tours
€ 20,- per person/Tour in Saalbach Hinterglemm
€ 25,- per person/Tour in the region
The following services are included for you thanks to the Joker Card:
- Unlimited use of the cable cars running in Saalbach Hinterglemm (exception: special trips)
- Use of the Asitz gondola in Leogang once a day
- Talschlusszug train
- The hiking bus in Saalbach-Hinterglemm
- Montelino's adventure trail on the Kohlmais
- Berg Kodok on the Reiterkogel
- adidas Freeridepark
- X-Line on the Schattberg
- Tennis courts in Saalbach-Hinterglemm
- Käpt'n Hook adventure pool in Saalbach
- Teufelswasser in the valley head
- The healing herbs trail on the Reiterkogel
- The Local History Museum and Ski Museum
Look forward to a holiday in the magical mountains of Saalbach-Hinterglemm, which entices you with countless adventures in both the summer and winter. Are your holiday dates already fixed? Then the next step is to send a non-binding enquiry to us at the Hotel DAS ZWÖLFERHAUS in Hinterglemm now.


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Eduardo di Capua, born in Naples, Italy on March 12, 1865, is best remembered for composing the Italian song "O Sole Mio", along with Giovanni Cappuro. He is also responsible for composing other important Neapolitan songs such as "Torno a Surriento" and "Santa Lucia Luntana. di Capua studied at the San Pietro Conservatory in Majilla. His first songs were influenced by a chance encounter in 1887 with poet Cinquegrana.


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According to various sources it is estimated that from 2011 to 2015 a whopping amount of $31 billion is being spent on IoT companies. Most of these investments are made by telecommunication firms but a major portion is invested by tech companies like Qualcomm, Google and Cisco.
In 2016 the IoT investments hardly slowed down with the first quarter of the year recording the strongest ever funding at $ 850 million as per CB Insights. Here we bring you the most active internet of things venture capital investors. Read on to know more.
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Afghanistan's cricketers return to heroes' welcome
A triumphant Afghanistan team returned home to a joyous welcome from hundreds of fans after securing a place at the World Twenty20 tournament in West Indies. A large crowd of supporters at Kabul's airport waved the national flag and sang patriotic songs to greet the team on their arrival, AFP reported.
"Our national cricket team returns home today and we have come to show them our appreciation for their achievement and to further encourage them," said Hazrat Omar Zakhilwal, finance minister and Afghan Cricket Board chairman.
After wins over Ireland, Scotland and USA in the group stages of the Qualifiers in Dubai, Afghanistan held their nerve to beat UAE in a low-scoring semi-final to be sure of admission to their first major tournament.
"Certainly it was a dream of all the players and the Afghan people, and God fulfilled it," captain Nowroz Mangal said of their winning streak at the Qualifiers.
Afghanistan finished the qualifying tournament in style, beating Ireland by eight wickets in the final, meaning that they will now face India and South Africa in Group C of the World Twenty20, which begins on April 30.


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Nothing very profound to say, but just something I've been mulling over today. As I walked barefoot down the length of the lawn today to hang the laundry out on our clothesline slung between two tall trees, surrounded by lush green, it was one of those satisfying moments when I was very grateful for what I see as a 'simple thing'. Then I got to thinking that I have not always had these privileges: a lawn of my own, trees surrounding my home, or even an outside space to hang my clothes. And there have also been times in my life where I've had no washing machine and have had to lug loads of dirty (and then clean!) laundry around. So today's activity is a 'simple thing' for me at this point in my life, and I'm happy when I'm grateful for it, because I often simply take it for granted. But for 'former me's', and for countless other people in this world, my 'simple things' are far from simple; in fact, they would be luxuries. It reminds me of something our friends Walter and Carol Thiessen have said before about a time in their life when they did not have much money: that being poor is far from 'the simple life'; it is very complicated, and extremely hard work, and exhausting. I have experienced little tastes of this reality, and I watch others experience it still; I hate how utterly soul-destroying and strength-sapping the simple struggle to survive can become. I wish it was not the case for anyone, especially not those I know and love, and I long to know if and how I can be part of changing this.
Another little example of what has sparked these reflections… Earlier this week, hours before a hoard of wonderful friends were due to join us for an evening BBQ, and minutes before Jeremy planned to set in to wash the latest mountain of dishes, the tap to our house water snapped off in his hands while he was trying to turn it off to mend something. Panic! How can we do the dishes, make iced tea, put flowers in a vase, shower off the sweat of the humid day… without water?! But… we live in
So… I know these thoughts are the clichéd reflections of one of the privileged few, but they are genuine nonetheless. And at least they leave me aware that I am privileged, and desiring to be grateful more often and to learn to be more generous, wise, just and open-handed with what I have.


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Ben Beck has been waiting for Thursday's high school football game all year, Estancia versus Beckman. The last time Beck faced the Patriots, he admits he went in scared.
As a sophomore last year, Coach Mike Bargas called Beck's number at halftime. This was no ordinary game. It was the first round of the CIF Southern Section Southern Division playoffs.
Going into the second half the Eagles trailed big, 42-14, at home. Going into the second half was Beck for an injured safety.
The last line of defense was Beck.
"At first, it was pretty difficult," Beck said of having to adjust to a faster tempo, compared to the junior varsity level in which he spent most of the season as a starter. "I was just getting into the defense and there's a lot to do on defense. I just had to stay back. Their receivers were really big and good. I was a little sophomore."


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text: Again for anyone interested Auto X event here in southern VT. For some of you I know its a hall, this auto x event involves our 1/2 mile oval track and the pits attached to the track. I've herd the Chair has a few nice twists added... Details of the event as fallows Date: July 19th Time: show up at 7:15am as I personally am teching all cars Where: Devil's Bowl Speedway, 2743 Vermont 22A, Fair Haven, VT 05743, United States Cost: $50 for non - SCCV members and $40 for members, forms can be filled out on site with a $20 fee Rules: Basic rules.... Helmet raitting SA2005 or M2005 or newer. Batt securly tied down no bailing twine or wire, ratchet strapped is ok. No bad ball joints, wheel barrings or axles. No leaks of any kind. Seat belts need to work or harnesses. Roll cage above head if in a open top car.... more rules can be found on www.sccv.org If you are on a bike, sorry our insurance doesn't cover u. and for trucks they need aproval by the chair for the event, I can take ya details and get back to you. Lastly to kick a dead horse: As always anyone who's attending needs to have a helmet Snell rated M2005 or SA2005 or newer and be at least 18 years old or have parents sign a waiver if younger than 18 I encourage anyone up our way to stop in, My Names Fitz, I drive the Gray lancer feel free to stop by and chat or come run... we normaly get 3-4 Runs in the AM and Lunch then 3-4 runs in the afternoon. We have fun runs sometimes and we normaly see 25+ cars which is alot for our small state.


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Melania Trump Kicks Off 139th Annual Easter Egg Roll
CNN/Stylemagazine.com Newswire | 4/19/2017, 12:30 p.m.
(CNN) -- Eggs were rolling -- nearly 18,000 of them -- Monday at the White House.
First lady Melania Trump, hosting the 139th annual White House Easter Egg Roll, kicked off the event alongside President Donald Trump, calling it a "wonderful tradition."
"As we renew this tradition, thank you for joining us. On behalf of the President and Barron, we wish you great fun and beautiful days coming ahead of us," she said, also thanking the military band, White House staff and egg roll volunteers for their help.
Trump, in his suit and signature red tie, also thanked the crowd of attendees gathered below the White House balcony.
"We're going to come out and join you and enjoy your company for a roll, a great Easter egg roll. And I don't know if people are going to be successful, but I know a lot of people down there are going to be successful. I've seen those kids, and they're highly, highly competitive," he said.
The formal event kicked off at 7:30 a.m. ET, with multiple waves of guests arriving in two-hour increments. There will be activities, entertainment, and, of course, the actual egg roll, in which children race wooden eggs with a spoon.
"Looking forward to hosting the annual Easter Egg Roll at the @WhiteHouse on Monday!" Trump tweeted Friday afternoon alongside a pastel watercolor image of the South Lawn.
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The White House Easter Egg Roll gives each first lady the opportunity to put her thumbprint on the lighthearted, family-focused event. This year, Trump's event will mark a return to tradition.
"It's a huge opportunity for an administration to put their mark, their seal on how the egg roll goes," said Tommy McFly, a Washington radio personality who emceed the event for six years under the Obama administration. "The stakes are very high. It shows the first lady's office and the visitors' office -- it really is their moment to shine, but the eyes of the country are on it, as well."
The first lady did a lot of research on previous White House Egg Rolls as she planned the event, her staff says.
"She wanted to get back to the tradition, so we're bringing back some traditional elements, like military bands, and focusing on the family itself," Stephanie Grisham, Melania Trump's communications director, told CNN.
Those traditional elements include the egg roll, an egg dying station, a cookie decorating station, an art wall, a thank-you card station where children can write notes to troops and veterans, and a reading nook.
Melania Trump made a stop at the reading nook, where she read Kathie Lee Gifford's children's book, "Party Animals."
"Did you know about the book?" Trump, seated on a small, grass-covered stage, asked the children.
"I really like the book because it shows that we are all different, but we are all the same," she said as she began reading.
Egg rolling proved to be one of the least popular activities. Children lined up for an egg hunt, decorated cookies, wrote letters to the troops, participated in a Minecraft coding activity with volunteers from Microsoft and visited characters, including several Easter bunnies.


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I did not know that the area around Amoy Street and Telok Ayer Street was so happening during weekday lunches until a friend and I went for lunch at Kitchen by Food Rebel. The area was so vibrant that we decided to walk around. That was when I found the Thian Hock Keng Temple and the Chong Wen Ge Cafe.
Stepping through the temple doors was like going through a time portal. One disappeared from 2016 and appeared in the 1910s. I was ever so charmed. Who was it who said that the past is a foreign country and historians are time tourists?
A devotee standing at the doorway of the temple. Looks like something straight out of the 1960s.
The temple (built in 1839) of course, predates the Chong Wen Ge school (built in 1915) which is in a drastically different style on the right. Chong Wen Ge School is now known as Chong Fu School.
The serene grounds of the temple. There is a feeling of timelessness.
The old Chong Wen Ge School has now become the Chong Wen Ge Cafe. I can't wait to drag the whole family down for a cuppa.
My friend and I picked P.S. Café for dessert. Within a few minutes, we had travelled from 1839 Singapore to 1960s British pub.
It was a lovely afternoon but much too expensive for our tastes. 1 slice of cake and 2 beverages was about $40. Wow! I won't be back in a hurry. It is way above my budget for tea and cakes.


text: It's all really a strange thing. The icons on the screens in iTunes don't even begin to match what I actually have on the iPad. It shows a full screen of icons on my first home screen, where the Apple App store is, and where I put the Cydia App store, and on the iPad there are only 2 rows, plus 1 icon. This has me very confused. Now that I have Infiniboard on the iPad, how do I move my icons between screens to where I want them? I used to use iTunes. 2nd, I don't want my icons to actually take on this pattern when I sync next time! Is this going to happen? The only thing I can think of that may have caused this is Infiniboard. Thanks!


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As volunteer-run organisation, ILN is full of people from different parts of the library industry. As well as being Program Coordinators for ILN, we all play a number of roles in libraries as do our Country Coordinators. This month's discussion topic has been inspired by one of our coordinators, Alyson Dalby, who amongst her other roles is a Director for the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA).
ALIA are currently running a project which is designed to stimulate a discussion about the future of the profession. They've created a discussion paper and have a series of workshops planned around Australia for the latter half of the year. The discussion proposes a few interesting scenarios for the year 2025, including the following:
- Public library services are networked across whole states, with a national service model on the horizon. While electronic material (e.g. ebooks, movies, games) is available for loan, catalogue records contain simple links to purchase material not immediately available. Some online content attracts fees. The work of library staff has moved away from collection development and maintenance, and towards programs and events. Teaching and facilitation skills are in high demand.
- University and TAFE (Technical and Further Education) libraries have become the conduit through which students access and even purchase etextbooks. Physical collections have shrunk and patron-driven acquisition guides most purchasing decisions. Excellent research skills remain in high demand.
- School libraries will be staffed by teacher librarians working for local networks, serving multiple schools and using a roving model. The school spaces are increasingly used as community spaces, and school libraries overlap significantly with public libraries.
I find this to be an interesting exercise. I have a number of reactions to what I read, including questioning whether using sector-based predictions is the best model. Some of the ideas in the paper excite me – I like the convergence theme, because I love the idea of the lines between professions, sectors and roles being porous. But I also wonder what impact this has on our ability to define and recognise the profession. Will librarianship still be a profession, or just a job for people that have a certain set of skills? Is that a bad thing?
What do you think the profession in your country will look like in 2025? We've all heard both dire and rose-tinted predictions about the future of our profession, and the chances are that the extremities are unlikely. But I think it's really important that we don't sit back and let our professional future happen to us. I think we, as a profession, can create a shared and varied vision of our future, and then look for ways to make it happen.
Alyson Dalby
Australia is not the only country debating these issues, we've found examples from The Arts Council in the UK , the American Library Association (ALA) for Public Libraries, a joint UK project for Academic Libraries, and one from British Columbia.
So our discussion topics for you this month are:
- What is your vision of our future?
- What can we, as individuals, organisations and associations, do to create this future?
- Is this conversation happening in your country? Share links on the topic with us in the comments area below.
- Is the vision for the future different for different kinds of libraries?
- What will your library be doing in 2020? 2030?
Share your thoughts in the comments below, or join the discussion on twitter, using #interlibnet so others can follow along.


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Deadly storms hit the central part of the southern U.S. state of Florida early Friday.
Officials say 14 people were killed and many homes in four counties were destroyed. Lake county officials say a church in their county was demolished.
Florida governor Charlie Crist has declared a state of emergency for Volusia, Sumter, Lake and Seminole counties. He said the priority is to "search and rescue."
The storms could not be immediately confirmed as tornados, but continued tornado warnings have been issued.
Several accidents were reported on a major interstate highway, closing the route for hours.
A spokesman for emergency management confirmed reports of 20,000 people without power and said the number may grow.
Some information for this report was provided by AP.


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A few months ago I wrote a blog about Sylvia Ji. A super talented artist that creates beautiful sugar skull art work. I love her work so much that she was a big influence on my latest creative 'Dia de los muertos'.
The Hair and the amazing sugar skull makeup was by Eduardo Mella and It was shot by the one and only Nikki Ormerod.
The Hair and the amazing sugar skull makeup was by Eduardo Mella and It was shot by the one and only Nikki Ormerod.
Photographer: Nikki Ormerod
Hair & Makeup: Eduardo Mella from Judy Inc
Fashion Stylist: Marie-Eve Tremblay
Photographer Assistants: Thomas Dagg & Julie Riemersma
Model: Michelle, Stacey & Heidi
Through my research, I read some fascinating things about this Mexican holiday. I felt really inspired by this colorful tradition.
'Dia de los muertos' is the Spanish for 'Day of the Dead' and It is a Mexican celebration honoring the souls of the dead. The dead are believed to pay a visit to their friends & families for 3 days. To honor them, the families create altars decorated with crafts, food and symbolic decorations and a picture of the love ones. I kind of love that.. Cemeteries, streets windows and houses have bright vibrant color decorations and flowers everywhere! There is even food and festivities that take place in the streets. Yep, death is a celebration in Mexico! It really is a happy event. The part I LOVE the most is that it keep the family, friends and loves ones together.


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Thursday, September 11, 2014
Lynnderella Love You!
Hey all! During my recent untrieds challenge on of the days was higher end polishes. So I paired Rescue Beauty Lounge Reveillon, a gorgeous polish on it's own, with my one and only Lynnderella Love You. In one of my nail groups we were talking about brands we've never tried and one of mine was Lynnderella. A lovely girl sent me a Lynn just because! So awesome of her.
I put one coat of Love You over Reveillon. I've had issues with RBL's not wearing very well on me but topped with the RBL and top coat this mani wore like iron.
Have a great Thursday! Thanks for stopping by.
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First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR) released fourth-quarter earnings after the market closed today and managed to fall short of the expectations both Wall Street and its own management set. Revenue was $768 million in the quarter and $3.3 billion for the full year but came in below the $3.4 to $3.6 billion estimate given just three months ago.
The bottom line was a little better, and non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.89 in the fourth quarter and $4.35 for the full year were in the middle of management's expected range, but the quarter fell a full $0.10 short of expectations.
The other bad news is that expected revenue from projects fell from $8.0 billion a year ago to $7.5 billion to end 2013. This is essentially backlog of projects and despite booking 100 MW more in projects than it completed during the year the total backlog in dollars dropped. The falling cost of solar is great for long-term demand because it makes the energy source competitive with the grid, but it also pressures margins, which is hurting First Solar right now.
Missing expectations you set for yourself is one thing, but First Solar is also highlighting strategic challenges it's facing in solar. As overall costs fall, efficiency becomes more important in the overall cost per kW-hr equation and that's where First Solar is behind competitors. That's evident in the decline in margins and net income this quarter, which is why shares are selling off after hours.
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Well, Randy Seaver has posted another Saturday challenge.
Let me start by saying I couldn't use any of my great-grandmother's birth years because when I divided by 90, I got 21. It was the same with all of my great-grandfathers. (Until now, I never realized that all of my great grandparents were born within a 10-year period). In any case, I've already done a complete blog post on my #21 ancestor, Theresa Burns. So there's that.
Instead, I decided to divide by 60.
My great grandmother was born in 1892. The result was 31 (rounded down).
Number 31 on my ahnentafel is Jeannette (Heerdink) Stiker, my 2nd great grandmother.
Jeannette Heerdink was born in June 1871* in Evansville, Vanderburgh, Indiana. She is the daughter of Anthony Heerdink (b. Germany) and Mary Diefenbach (b. Indiana). She married Eugene F. Stiker on 20 June 1894 in Evansville. They had 7 children: Justin, Frank, Vera, Lucile, Lillian, Eugene L., and Raymond. She died on 30 March 1953.
Three facts:
1. Her nickname was Jennie (which is quite awesome, I think).
2. She only completed the 7th grade in school (according to the 1940 census).
3. She is buried at St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery in Mt. Vernon, Indiana.
*Her birth date is listed on the 1900 census as June 1871, but on her grave marker it is listed as January 31, 1869. The truth is out there. Somewhere.
Do we share any ancestors?
Please email me at lostancestors [at] gmail [dot] com


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Aviva Investors has commissioned a report which proposes environmentally hostile activities result in higher insurance premiums for companies.
Forum for the Future this week launched the 'Sustainable economy in 2040; a roadmap for capital markets' report, which calls for the prioritisation of environmentally sustainable investments.
The report outlines a series of actions, including issuing penalties through insurance companies. For example, companies that encourage "systemic risk by contributing to climate change" should suffer higher premiums, says the report, which would generate a knock-on effect on fund managers.
Greater transparency in company accounts is critical to progress and should be accompanied by both financial incentives and penalties.
Alice Chapple, the director of sustainable financial markets at Forum for the Future, suggests the government could lend support such as tax relief to portfolios that demonstrate sustainable strategies.
As well as adjusting attitudes, financial institutions should work on developing instruments which strengthen the notion of sustainable investments.
The report suggests the creation of green bonds, in response to global warming, in order to raise a proportion of the £2.5 trillion of capital required to build low-carbon infrastructure in Europe before 2020.
The position of the investor can be summarised as taking more active roles in requesting sustainable investment strategies.


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This study of third party audits of polluting industrial units in Gujarat is highly acclaimed. It claims to provide evidence that independent third-party audits are effective at reducing environmental pollution.
In brief, in response to a High Court directive, certain types of highly polluting industrial units in Gujarat had commissioned and had been filing thrice-a-year third party audit reports since 1996. Instead of being paid by the firms themselves, once the auditor payments were made from a central pool (money raised by researchers) and audits conducted randomly, there was a significant increase in reporting of pollution readings and reduction in actual pollution itself. In order to strengthen their theory of change, the J-PAL researchers also conducted explicitly announced random sample back-check super audits of each auditor and their payments were made contingent on the accuracy of the original audits (compared to the back-check super audits).
Similar third-party audits of polluting industries are being done by some states, either directly or through outsourced management of emission/effluent discharge sensors. In the circumstances, I struggle to understand the likely incremental benefits of an RCT evaluation of third party audits to monitor pollution. Of course, third party audits will reduce pollution. And perceptive environmental protection officials across states are aware of its utility.
So, did the research provide anything that was valuable for real world life? In the real-world of weak state capacity, effective management of third-party audits itself is a massive task. The back-check super audits make the task even more onerous. Since the back-checks were conducted under the supervision of enthusiastic and committed research associates, were known to the industries, and auditor payments were made contingent on original audits tallying with the super audits, the original audits could not but not have become high stakes and thereby also high quality. The RCT established the efficacy of this particular double-audit design.
Unfortunately, such a two-level audit, which achieves both high stakes and high quality in this manner, while desirable, is too engagement intensive to stand a chance of effective scale up through weak public systems. If instead the research had proved the efficacy of one-level audits, that would have been of at least some practical value (maybe a technical rationale for an interested bureaucrat to push through the reform).
Unfortunately, such a two-level audit, which achieves both high stakes and high quality in this manner, while desirable, is too engagement intensive to stand a chance of effective scale up through weak public systems. If instead the research had proved the efficacy of one-level audits, that would have been of at least some practical value (maybe a technical rationale for an interested bureaucrat to push through the reform).
Like with this, I am puzzled by such research endeavours and the attention that it commands in the academic arena. Third party audits or certifications are today common place in monitoring everything from engineering works to the quality of goods procured and services delivered. In countries like India, over the last decade or so, third party quality audits, ostensibly of random samples and carried out unannounced, have come to be embraced for engineering works executed by all departments, big and small, urban and rural. It has undoubtedly contributed to improving the quality of these works, and where done well the benefits are very significant.
If the authors were interested in showing that how the auditors are paid shape incentives, they need not have taken the trouble since there is a rich body of literature on the problems with ratings shopping by financial institutions.
The researchers found at least two channels of incentive distortion with the earlier approach. One, an agency problem arising from the auditors being paid by the audited. Two, the auditors being paid significantly less than would have been required to conducted good audits.
It is difficult to believe that the Gujarat Pollution Control Board (PCB) did not know what was going on. I can think of at least four first-order plumbing reasons why the PCB preferred to go along with the charade than adopt what were obvious (if atleast because they were being done in other sectors) reforms. One, these reports were being generated at the instance of the High Court and being reported to them. As long as the Court was happy, there was no reason nor inherent motivation for the PCB to change the system. Such pro-forma compliance with regulatory requirements is commonplace in bureaucracies. Two, if the government decided to do the audits, there was the question of who would pay for it, not to mention the "headache" of managing this additional administrative responsibility. Three, there are strong vested interests among the polluting industries that prefer the status quo. And regulatory capture, especially in such high stakes sectors (the difference between business as usual and pollution compliance for these firms is in many cases a matter of survival itself), is always imminent. Four, whether we like it or not, pollution control is a marginal concern for most state governments as they chase economic growth and job creation. To this extent, officials posted in such Departments are unlikely to be those with the greatest interest and enthusiasm to pursue painstaking reforms.
The issues of relevance for practitioners with third party audits are more in the plumbing. There at least a few that come to mind immediately. What should be the most cost-effective design of third party audits? What can be done to mitigate the risk of capture of such audits? How can the audits respond to dynamic expectations? And, how can the audits be financed?
In case of an engineering work, the most cost-effective design would focus on the least number of samples with the longest periodicity that would not compromise on deterrence. As regards addressing capture, inspections may not only have to be random but also done by personnel on rotation, and the agencies themselves may have to be shuffled periodically or multiple agencies employed. As to dynamic expectations, it may be necessary to periodically revisit the audit criteria and calibrate for the adaptations. On financing, it may be required for the PCBs to commission and finance the audits and, maybe, recover a part of the cost as a user-fee (or from the fines collected, though it could have perverse incentives) paid into a common pool.
Ultimately what the practitioner needs is an administratively simple and workable third-party audit design. Or more specifically, he or she would want a tender document that captures these design specifications. The aforesaid research does not provide anything of relevance on this.
Let me be clear that the purpose of this or an earlier post is not to downplay the importance of field experiments or economics research in such areas. They have undoubted value. Research, even without out a utilitarian dimension, is valuable. At the least, it provides some basis for a government official sitting on the fence to bite the bullet with independent and/or random sampled audits.
Readers should note that there is nothing Gujarat or even India-specific to the plumbing issues. They are universal to any developing country with weak state capacity. So many of the plumbing features that could have been tested are generalisable. An opportunity has been missed, and more worryingly, we may not even be aware that these are the real challenges.
These posts are motivated by my strong belief that field research rarely ever start with a felt-need or felt-problem for the primary stakeholder, most often government officials. While there are also practical difficulties, inadequate comprehension of the real plumbing challenges among researchers is the bigger obstacle to engaging directly with the problem. It does appear that, contrary to this, the best plumbers, outside of actual plumbers, are the practitioners themselves. Plumbing knowledge is a lived experience.


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Internet addiction can make you mental
Is the internet your best friend? If so, beware.
Like any other addiction, addiction to the internet – manifested as excessive interest in online gaming, e-mailing, chatting and pornography – can be a "'clinical disorder" that requires psychiatric intervention.
Dr Jerald Block, of the Oregon Health and Science University, the United States, insists that too many hours spent on the internet can cause a compulsive-impulsive disorder.
Dr Block writes in an article published in the American Journal of Psychiatry: "The internet addicts exhaust emotions that they could experience in the real world on the computer through any number of mechanisms: emailing, gaming, and porn. Computer use occupies a tremendous amount of time in their life. Then if you try to cut the cord in a very abrupt fashion, they've lost essentially their best friend."
Dr Jerald Block lists four noteworthy symptoms "that are sure to assure you or perhaps people around you that you are an internet addict." They are:
- When you are unable to keep track of time or are neglecting basics such as eating or sleeping.
- Craving and display of withdrawal symptoms, including anger, tension or depression when a computer cannot be accessed.
- A rising need for better computer equipment and software.
- Negative effects such as arguments, lying, fatigue, social isolation and poor achievement.
Like any addiction, unfortunately, internet addiction is resistant to treatment and involves several risks and often has high relapse rates, writes Dr Block.
His study revealed that a number of children are quitting their school or are perhaps showing weak academic progress because of their internet addiction. Even adults have been found to leave their jobs to sit in front of their internet-enabled computer screens for long periods.
Though addiction to the internet is prevalent practically throughout the world, says Dr Jerald Block in his article, it is widespread and concentrated in China and Korea.
According to statistics, an average South Korean student in high school spends an astounding 23 hours a week gaming on the internet. What is worse, another 1.2 million people are at an impending risk of internet addiction and may seriously need counseling and similar measures to help cure them of this addiction, writes Dr Block.
In China 13.7% of teenagers – or, about 10 million – are reported to be addicted to the internet.


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After Wedding Sessions
The wedding is over, but the desire for more photos still remains.
You can, of course, also arrange portrait sessions after the wedding. It is such a shame to just let your wedding dress disappear into the closet after the big day. Set the scene once more with an after-wedding session. On your wedding day there are often restrictions in terms of time, flexibility and location, but at an after-wedding session you have the freedom to do whatever you wish. You choose what you want and what you will enjoy. Classic portraits, a fashion & glamour look, a crazy trash-the-dress session, photographic city trips to Rome, Paris or London, or an after-wedding session on the west coast of Ireland.
The possibilities are endless! Whether during your honeymoon, in the time just after, on your first anniversary or at any other time - the best time is always now!
Special locations, extraordinary ideas, new perspectives.
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Happy Halloween!
Okay, I actually don't celebrate Halloween parties because I spend it at the cemetery with my family to visit papa. But when I do get a chance to throw a Halloween party, I would definitely do it The Four-Eyed Wonder and The Pink Doormat way!
Allie and Cachi shared simple DIY Halloween party ideas which you can totally make if you're a little bit tight on the budget. From photobooth backdrop to yummy cupcakes, they got you covered. It's very easy to do and in no time, you'll have the best Fright Night party of your lives!
Visit their blogs for more DIY tips and tricks too :)
Have a faBOOlous Halloween!
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International Enterprise (IE) Singapore, Ministry of Trade and Industry Singapore (MTI) and Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) are co-organising the inaugural China-Singapore Digital Economy Forum.
Held in Singapore on 19 Jan, the forum will bring digital economy experts from Singapore and China together to share exciting ideas for business models and market insights. The forum will also see various thematic roundtable discussions, revolving around pertinent topics such as Smart Cities, Internet of Things, e-Commerce, and more.
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LA CAÑADA FLINTRIDGE — After stealing a win in Pasadena Poly's house in January, it was the Flintridge Prep boys' basketball team's turn to simmer as a Panthers celebration broke out in the middle of their gymnasium on Friday night.
And while turnabout is fair play in just the latest chapter of the long-running rivalry, the Rebels' 61-58 Prep League loss had to hurt just a little bit more, considering it came in overtime after Prep had blown an eight-point lead in the last 1:12 of the fourth period.
Jared Norsworthy's tip-in plus a foul that put Prep up by six with 1:32 left in regulation was the last field goal the Rebels would make, as they scored just one point in overtime on one-of-five shooting from the foul stripe.