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We are a Not for Profit organisation dedicated to providing accurate information on ethical animal sanctuaries worldwide.
If you're organising a holiday to an animal sanctuary, planning a work/volunteer experience or wishing to donate, you can find ethical animal protection sanctuaries and organisations here on the WASP site.
After traveling the world I became aware of the numerous sanctuaries that were available for animal protection. I witnessed the struggles and hardship they have undertaken, the red tape of corruption from authorities along with the high costs of protecting animals from poaching and trafficking. To me it was quite apparent I needed to help, but how? I became overwhelmed at how animals need protection and wondered how I could make a difference. I decided that building awareness while assisting travellers to make healthy choices for their adventures, along with the ease of not being stung and misguided on their way. WASP International was born, from a pure love and respect of our world's wildlife. At WASP we are a team of dedicated volunteers who assists ethical sanctuaries with online tourism. These parks and sanctuaries have opened their hearts to the protection and preservation of our wildlife. These animals have generally come from unlawful circumstances and are being rehabilitated; a majority of them are unable to be returned into the wild. They are animals that have been rescued from zoos, the canned hunting industry, wildlife that have been surrendered because people can no longer care for them, animals that have been confiscated from private homes and parks due to unlawful practices. This site is my gift to all ethical sanctuaries, a free directory service so you the traveller can choose a healthy ethical tourist park for day visits and weekly or monthly volunteering. At WASP International you will have peace of mind that you will not only be aiding wildlife preserve but that you will also have life fulfilling experience that you will remember for years. Travel wisely, Michelle
With the increase of GAP year experiences and social media, doors have opened to good and bad sanctuaries, parks and internet travel agencies. At WASP International, we feel a responsibility to educate and inform tourists of the ethical animal sanctuaries around the world, so we have created a list of ethical sanctuaries and parks giving you peace of mind that you have made a healthy ethical choice. This list is growing and we will endeavour to keep you up to date with location guides, news and events. WASP is committed to supporting ethical sanctuaries that have devoted their lives to the rescue and protection of wildlife, it's about not supplying the canned hunting industries, not being a breeding facility so animals can be sold to hunting parks, tourist parks and zoos for show and tell. Our guide is your guarantee that the sanctuaries you have chosen are fulfilling ethical requirements and are dedicated to the protection of the animals in their care.
No captive breeding (with a potential
exception for solely those organizations that have certified
reintroduction programs). This is also limited to endangered
species. No breeding for commercial purposes allowed whatsoever,
even if a reintroduction program would follow as an outcome of
commercial breeding.
No commercial trading in animals or animal parts. Commercial trading includes, but is not limited to, breeding for profit, buying, selling, borrowing or loaning animals.
Does NOT remove animals from the wild for their sanctuary, rescues or takes part in the rescue of those that have already been removed, and participates in the rehabilitation and release of wildlife wherever possible.
No physical contact allowed from visitors or unqualified volunteers, unless supervised by a qualified member of the sanctuary. Physical contact includes, but is not limited to, touching, petting, stroking. Qualified means education and experience in animal husbandry, animals care courses, veterinary and veterinary nursing to name just a few.
Tours must strictly be conducted for educational purposes and in a manner that does not cause the animals stress, and gives them the ability to seek undisturbed privacy and quiet. Educational purposes means educating visitors on ecology and ethical conservation measures.
No use of animals for human entertainment or scientific testing allowed.
The organization must offer clean adequate housing, veterinary care, nutrition, and overall animal well-being.
The organization must have adequate handling policies, as well as standards on physical facilities, records and staff safety in place.
100% financially funded by our sponsors and volunteers. 100% of your donation will be forwarded to rescue centres, parks and sanctuaries for the safety and salvation of animals that are in need. Our main sponsors will be incurring all operation and running costs, promotional costs and bank fees, giving you peace of mind that your full donation will be forwarded to the specific park/sanctuary of your request.
Keepin up to date
On our news page you will be educated from people in the know, travellers abroad, specialists, conservation and animal protection agencies on what is happening around the world. There will also be travel diaries from tourist and volunteers that have been to sanctuaries on our website. This gives you first hand information and knowledge on what is happening at these sanctuaries. There are videos and a wealth of information that will help you travel to our ethical sanctuaries of the world.
Why use WASP International?
WASP International is free to use. When you use the WASP International site you will be guided to ethical parks and sanctuaries available in the area of you are travelling. The easy way to do this is with our interactive map.
How can you tell if a sanctuary is ethical?
Ethical sanctuaries support and rescue wildlife with the intention to rehabilitate and if possible release back into their natural habitat. They do not supply breeding and petting facilities for the purpose of human entertainment, neither do they trade in animal parts.
How do you know if a park is not taking care of the animals?
Does the animal have food and clean water?
Is there rest and shelter for the animals? Are the enclosures with little or no protection from weather?
Is the animal in pain and suffering? Poor nutrition and health caused by inadequate diet or little or lack of veterinary care. Some animals have their teeth or claws pulled which causes terrible suffering.
Is what you're seeing natural behaviours? Captive animals are often taken from their families. Many animals have complex social structures that cannot be recreated in captivity.
Are the animals in distress? Animals often suffer from high stress levels and psychological trauma caused by close confinement, inadequate conditions and cruel training methods. It's the cruelty you don't see that can be the most distressing.
What do you do if you find out a park or sanctuary is exploiting animals?
Make positive choices to support tourism that does not exploit wild animals. Visit WASP International link page or interactive map to find ethical sanctuaries globally.
Share this knowledge and speak up to animal welfare authorities and WASP International.
Help support animals in captivity by donating or making a pledge to be animal friendly on holidays. For more information, click here
How does WASP International regulate a sanctuary to staying within WASP International guidelines?
There are regular checks from our representatives worldwide that monitor and go through our list of requirements.
How to tell if a sanctuary or park is ethical?
Does NOT remove animals from the wild for their sanctuary, only rescues those already removed.
Takes part in rehabilitation and release wherever possible.
Does NOT buy, sell, borrow or loan animals.
Educates any visitor on ecology and conservation of the animal and its habitat.
Provides suitable enclosures, appropriate food, enrichment and veterinary care.
Does NOT allow inappropriate contact with visitors.
Does NOT have petting facilities.
Does NOT keep animals for human entertainment.
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Custody disputes are tough and emotional. If you are contemplating a divorce or in the midst of a custody proceeding, chances are that you are stressed about what the outcome will mean for you and your children.
When I first talk to clients, many have questions about the different custody labels. As in many states, Georgia has legal custody and physical custody. Legal custody refers to the decision-making for the children. Legal custody may encompass important issues such as religion, school choice and medical decisions. Physical custody typically designates where the children reside on a day-to-day basis. Custody may be designated as joint custody or sole custody depending on the circumstances.
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One way to get past the issues involved in certain labels is to develop a parenting plan. A parenting plan is a useful tool to resolve custody disputes. In a parenting plan, parents can go into greater detail outlining specifics for making certain decisions — such as medical, school or religious — or even how to handle the issue of a child getting a phone or signing them up for extracurricular activities. The parenting plan can be as extensive as you want it to be, and I can help create one that addresses your specific concerns.
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As an experienced Atlanta child custody lawyer, I understand the perceived importance of labels, even if the legal result is different in practice. My role is to get clients to keep their focus on what is in their children's best interests. That is the driving force in my representation.
I routinely assist clients with custody and visitation issues, as well as post-divorce custody modifications throughout the Atlanta area and beyond. Georgia laws are changing and judicial positions are evolving as we work toward finding a positive path forward for families. It is important you gain the insight of an experienced attorney in order to understand how these changes may affect your custody case.
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Upholstered Bar Stools for Spectacular Style and Comfort
Upholstered bar stools offer excellent seating arrangements along with being attractive and comfortable while adding value to your decor. Read this article to know about the advantages of buying these bar furniture units and the various factors involved in choosing the one that's just right for your home.
The classic style bar stools with upholstered seats and back are highly functional and stylish addition to any home, and many people have been adopting them as an ideal seating choice in their living room, bedroom, kitchen, kids' room and other parts of the home. These bar stools are available in a wide range of upholstery and cushions that look incredibly stylish in any interior. There are many advantages of buying upholstered bar stools for your home, have a look at some of them:
These bar stools are highly comfortable to sit upon due to their soft cushioned body, so you can use them to replace your traditional style chairs at various places in your home. They look perfect with a fabric sofa set and in a bedroom. One of the advantages that come along with these stools is that they do not require much space so they are ideal for placing at tighter corners of your home like kitchen islands and hallways.
These furniture units can add pleasing atmosphere to any area as they are convenient to use in different ways. They are also fantastic for sitting as they provide you with the comfortable seats and are convenient to gather at any place.
The beauty of this kind of bar stools is that you can change its outlook whenever you feel a need to change your home's theme or decor. As there are numerous options for fabric materials, patterns, and designs available in them, you can try a lot of options in them. Buying these bar stools also proves to be economical in the long run as you get to save more since there will be no need to purchase new stools in the future just to match your other furniture units.
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Curling – 30×40 – Acrylic on Canvas
Had an awesome time at art battle 94!
All the artists that participated did an amazing job! I feel very honored to have been part of such cool event bringing local artist together and giving us a spotlight.
Shout out to all those who helped organize the event and the PEI Brewing Company for the fantastic venue. What a great experience, can't wait for the next one!
I was lucky enough to qualify for a spot in Art Battle #94 taking place at the PEI Brewing CO.
Art Battle is live competitive painting. Painters create the best work they can in 20 minutes. As they work, patrons move around the easels, closely watching the creative process. The medium is acrylic paint and the tools allowed are brushes, palette knives or any non-mechanical implements. At the end of the round, the audience votes democratically for their favorite painting and bids in silent auction to take the work home. This is Art Battle Canada's 5th season and our 1st monthly event on Prince Edward Island !Art Battle 94
Saturday, February 8th, 7pm
PEI Brewing Company95 Kensington Road, Charlottetown PEI
Tickets 15$/10$ Limited Advance BUY TICKETS HERE
Not sure what to expect as I have never done anything like this before, I am however looking forward to the experience.
Hear me on CBC Mainstreet with Karen Mair talk about the upcoming event along with Chris Pemberton and Simon Plashkes.


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In her work for the Center, Hunthausen writes and copyedits content for diverse audiences; manages the Center's web platforms and knowledge management system; supports professional development course administration and marketing; contributes to the Center's messaging strategy and the production of marketing deliverables; and liaises with internal and external partners. She plans and executes major events, like the Center's symposia, which gather scholars from across the country and globe to present and discuss their research on faith-based responses to pressing social issues, along with Puget Sound Network members, community partners, and Seattle University staff, faculty and students. Hunthausen also coordinates budgeting processes and contributes to the development, monitoring and evaluation of program goals and targets.
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Pierre le berger
The tiny, perched village of Castellar has a mysterious murder in its past, with the assassination of "Pierre le berger" in August of 1991. Pierre was a handsome young shepherd who roamed the hills on his trail bike, and who had some bitter enemies, no doubt acerbated by Pierre's outspoken anti-hunting sentiments in a land with strong hunting traditions in the local families. There were especially strong feelings and strong words between him and the dominant family of the village. On that August 17th morning long ago while Pierre was riding through the hills, he was shot in the back and then finished off with a coup-de-grace.
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Because of some very open antagonism between Pierre and one particular local family, and especially because of some very pointed threats expressed a couple of days prior to the event, the police had some strong suspects. "Pierre" was Pierre Leschiera, 33 years old at the time of his assassination. He was a local boy, but had gone away for his studies in agriculture, then spent two years in Africa before returning to his homeland.
Fourteen years later (2005), the assassination of "Pierre le berger" resembles, to Beyond, the Dominici Affair. In that affair, which a movie was made of, one member of the family was convicted and executed, but nobody knows who the murderer really was.
In the Castellar assassination, there's a similar situation of family members accusing each other or supporting each other. One suspect was tried in 2002 and found not guilty for lack of evidence. He had been a suspect partly because he had allegedly threatened a couple of days earlier: "one of these days I'm going to put a bullet in your head".
In 2005-2006, though, the authorities apparently are planning to re-try the person previously found not guilty, and to have another independent trial of a different family member for the same crime. Two trials for the same crime, while it's thought that only one person was actively involved, will be unique in France.
Monday, 2 April 2007: A trial is starting today in Nice for the case of "Pierre le berger".
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Rethink Your Office Halloween Costume
The media is currently very focused on sexual harassment. With the bad and sometimes criminal behavior of Hollywood power players being exposed and many women (and men) sharing their own horror stories of workplace sexual harassment, businesses are becoming hyper aware of potential sexual landmines.
While the headlines focus on people in positions of power creating hostile work environments, people at all levels can contribute to a sexually inappropriate atmosphere, especially at Halloween.
If your workplace participates in either an office Halloween party or expects employees to dress in costume, either to work with the public or as a part of the company culture, here are some handy tips to avoid damaging your own reputation as well as that of the company.
#1 - If your chosen costume has the word "sexy" in the title…think again.
The workplace is no place for your Sexy Policewoman, Sexy Devil, or Stripper. Save those for your private Halloween events if you must, but even then, professionals can seriously damage their reputations when social media pictures emerge featuring overtly sexual costumes.
This is more of a problem for women who are often pushed to select sex kitten costumes, but men can also cause problems with male stripper, 70's porn star, or pimp costumes.
#2 - Avoid costumes that make a political or religious statement of any kind.
Even if it seems that everyone around you shares your political leanings, work places are often secretly much more diverse then you may realize. Lots of people don't share their political feeling and may nod and smile in agreement with whatever is being said to avoid discussing politics at work. If you work with members of the public, you are even more likely to interact with people of differing political leanings.
Political costumes are inappropriate for the work place.
The same goes for religion. People who normally have a "thick skin" can feel very passionately about their religion. Poking fun or disparaging religion is always a bad idea.
#3 - Costumes portraying other ethnicities are a no-no
Portraying other ethnicities, even in a respectful way, is very controversial at the moment. While Halloween is arguably about dressing up as someone or something else, culturally, at the moment, you can't cross racial lines.
So what types of costumes are appropriate for an office that celebrates Halloween?
#4 - Personalities and characters from popular entertainment, provided that they don't violate the above non-nos, make great costumes.
Whether you are inspired by current entertainers or greats from the past, selecting a popular entertainer to emulate can make for a really fun and non-offensive costume. But you don't need to confine yourself to actual performers. Dressing as a character from a favorite TV show, film, game, or book can result in both an office appropriate and thought provoking costume.
#5 - Consider the classics
From zombies and ghosts to ballerinas and ball players, the classic Halloween costumes rarely cause offense and can allow you to be really creative. Maybe a ballerina zombie or a ghost of a ball player?
#6 - Witty costumes can be lots of fun without going "all in"
From taping a couple dozen nickles to the back of your tee shirt and going to the holiday party as "Nickleback" to wearing a mask and the sticker name tags of your co-workers stuck all over your shirt and going as an "identity thief," witty costumes rely more on the pun then the preparation of elaborate clothing or make-up.
Selecting a Halloween costume doesn't need to be a stressful, embarrassing, or damaging to your career. Just be aware of the no-nos and you will be fine! Have a great Halloween!


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You asked for it and I'm giving it up.
This is how you can make your very own MARSHMALLOWS!
If you've ever picked up a bag of marshmallows at the supermarket, you're well aware they're not typically considered a health food. Sugar in multiple forms, often wheat-derived, artificial flavours and colours, and gelatin that's likely from a less than healthy or ethical source. No thanks.
These ones are different. They contain only 4 ingredients, minimal sugar, zero fructose whatsoever, and provided you use a good brand of gelatin, they're wonderful for keeping little tummies healthy and happy. Perfect for a lunchbox treat.
The best part? THEY'RE SO EASY! (Which you would have seen last week if you're following my Instagram when I made them step-by-step and filmed the lot. If you're not following, what are you waiting for?! Search for @lunchboxland)
Okay, okay. Let's get to the good bit. The recipe!
You'll need:
- 1 cup of water
- 1 cup of rice malt syrup or syrup of choice
- 35g of grass fed gelatin (I love Vital Proteins!)
- 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract
- Tapioca starch (optional)
To make:
- Place your gelatin in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a balloon whisk attachment. Pour water into a small saucepan and heat on low-medium until it comes to the boil. While you wait, line a square baking tin with baking paper.
- Once the water is boiling, measure out half a cup and pour it over the gelatin. Turn your mixer on med-high speed and mix for a couple of minutes until the water and gelatin are mixed together well.
- Pour your rice malt syrup into the saucepan which should still have half a cup of water in it and put the saucepan back on the heat. Simmer for 10 minutes.
- Pour the syrup and water mixture into your measuring jug. Turn your stand mixer onto medium speed and slowly pour the syrup in, in a steady stream, with the motor running.
- Add the vanilla and turn the mixer up to high. Beat for approx. 10 minutes until the mixture is white, thick and really fluffy. At this point it should be starting to cool and set slightly.
- Quickly pour your marshmallow into your prepared tin and set aside for a few hours to completely set. If you'd prefer, you can put your mixture in a piping bag and pipe them into nice shapes, like the ones in this picture, but that takes some practice given how quickly the mixture sets once you take it out of the bowl.
- Once ready to slice, turn your marshmallow out and slice with a knife that's been dipped into coconut oil. Cut into small squares. You can serve it as is or dust it in tapioca starch to get rid of the stickiness on the outside and make them feel a little more like shop-bought marshmallows.Store them in an airtight container for up to 3 days


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Two people dead after two separate shootings Saturday morning, one arrested
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Two people are dead after two separate shooting incidents within five miles of each other early Saturday morning.
At 2:30 a.m. on the city's southeast side, officers responded to the 300 block of South Oakland Street on reports of a disturbance and person shot.
When they arrived, they found one man suffering from a gunshot wound. He was pronounced him dead at the scene.
Police say a disturbance occurred inside the residence between the two people who lived there. Shortly after, shots were fired.
24-year-old Jacob McIntosh spoke with police shortly after the homicide, and was later arrested for his alleged involvement in the murder.
The Marion County Prosector's Office will make the final charging decisions.
Just roughly an hour and and half later, a second fatal shooting happened shortly after 4 a.m. on the city's east side.
Officers responded to the 3700 block of Wallace Avenue after a neighbor called 911 saying they heard something in the street.
They located one male victim in the street. He died on the scene.
Police say they believe the two homicides are isolated incidents, and the investigation is still in its early stages.
There is no suspect information available at this time for the second shooting.
We will keep you updated on both of these incidents.


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About Margaret Ann Hughes
Margaret Ann Hughes is a published author of children's books. Published credits of Margaret Ann Hughes include Little Red Riding Hood (Talking Mother Goose Fairy Tales) and The Talking Mother Goose Fairy Tales.To edit or update the above biography on Margaret Ann Hughes, please Log In or Register.
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Ian Rankin 's period detective story follows the adventures of the roguish Cullender in 1790s Edinburgh. Cully gallantly rushes to the assistance of a young lady in distress. with Douglas Russell , Cara Kelly , John Buick , Monica Gibb , Robin Thomson , Simon Tait and Steven McNicoll. Director Patrick Rayner
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We finally had a warm week over here in Idaho! The thought that spring might actually be here has me very excited - I am READY for the sun to come out and warm me up!
With all the sunshine, I decided to write a post on beautiful outdoor decor to get us in the mood for this coming season.
What do you think about this gorgeous hanging table! Isn't that beautiful!
{Images via GWS by Jess Graham}
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And just to be fun, what's better than a hanging table? How about a hanging bed :-)
Or how about spending some time outdoors relaxing in a white shabby chic hammock.
Both of the pictures below have lovely climbing roses. I still need to figure out what I should grow on my own pergola!
SIMPLY gorgeous - huh :-)
I love how paper lanterns can add a magical touch to any outdoor space! The landscape below is so inviting and relaxing.
Even if your home doesn't have a big outdoor area you can turn it into a cozy little courtyard full of character. This couple placed large flagstone on the ground and let Mazus fill in around it.
Mediterranean Landscape by Encinitas Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers debora carl landscape design
Do you have any new landscape/garden ideas for this year? Our biggest outdoor plan is putting in a sports court - pickleball and basketball. I would add a picture but there isn't anything pretty about it! Once we plant all the trees around it maybe it will reach the pages of this blog, We'll see! :-)
Enjoy the inspiration my friends!!


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Vegan Express
Place Category: Vegan
Despite it's name, and the very clinical white interior, this is not a fast food restaurant. Yes, it has burgers on the menu, but the food is high quality and all prepared from scratch.
Tofish and chips, burgers and pizza are on the menu at lunchtime, and in the evening the menu includes such items as Sliced black-eyed bean loaf served on a polenta round,
Grilled tandoori tofu served with French beans, and Grilled Portobello mushroom
Because the food is individually prepared, it's not the best place to go with a large group unless you like a long wait before you eat. But the quality of the food is really good.
They also do delivery via Deliveroo
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Fender Made In Japan Traditional 60s Precision Bass, Midnight, Rosewood
The Fender Precision Bass has set the standard for electric bass tone since the 1950s. The Midnight Precision Bass takes that 50's DNA a step further with its classy gloss Black finish, gold hardware and matching headstock. The vintage-style split-coil P Bass pickup brings the thunder youd expect. The tall, dark and handsome Midnight Precision Bass looks slick as it lays down the low end. Available for a limited time only.


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Simon Edwards, head chef and his wife Anita, front of house, bring their passion for fresh, high quality food to the Spotted Dog. The pubs vibe is stylish yet relaxed and hints at the culinary delights to come.
We have had several calls enquiring if we, Simon and Anita, have decided to sell-up and move on from the Spotted Dog. We can confirm that we are not moving on and will continue to run the Spotted Dog.
We are recruiting:
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Kingston Wedding Photographer | Sarah Rouleau Photography | Jackie and Pat are Married!!
Jacqueline and Pat are married!! They celebrated New Year's Eve with the biggest party of their lives and got married in front of their friends and family. We started their day with a First Look on Kingston's beautiful waterfront. It was so incredibly cold but Jacqueline was a trooper in her strapless wedding gown and braved the elements making these gorgeous photos possible. After shooting the fastest I've ever shot wedding photos, we escaped to a warmer location for more photos. Jacqueline and Pat then started their celebration with their loved ones who hooted and hollered as they walked down the aisle. Everyone was definitely in the mood to party as the bride and groom said their vows in front of a stunning lit up LOVE sign. After their ceremony, there were yummy munchies like sliders, grilled cheese and pogos, there were funny speeches and the iconic shoe game was played before the dance floor was opened up for the night. It was a perfect night and I couldn't' have asked for a sweeter couple to ring 2018 in with! Congratulations again to you both Jacqueline and Pat! Enjoy your sneak peeks!!
Makeup: Erin Berry for Pro Makeup Coach
Flowers: Neil's Flowers
Limo: Marshall Limo Bus Services
Officiant: Connie Howes for Weddings Kingston
Ceremony and Reception Venue: The Harbour
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president - NCTUB
Ms. Jennifer "Jenny" Issacs-Dotson
who we are
NCTUB Executive Board
The board members of The National Congress of Trade Unions are elected by its members on a tri-annual bases.
- theresa mortimer
- hubert saunders
- nelerene harding
- John curtis
- Robert Farquharson
- mario curry
- melony munnings
- lorraine knowles
- ronnie ambrister
- carmen munnings-kemp
- stapheno greene
- hellena cartwright
President of Woman's Branch
- sheleta collie
Public Relations Officer
Theresa Mortimer
1st Vice President
Nelerene Harding
3rd Vice President
John Curtis
4th Vice President
Robert Farquharson
General Secretary
Mario Curry
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Diane Cecchettinni Customer Service Award
The Diane Cecchettini Customer Service Award is presented annually to the Carol Milgard Breast Center staff member who has made a significant positive impact by providing exemplary internal and external customer service to patients, fellow colleagues and other patrons.
The award recognizes outstanding contributions by the individual who demonstrates extraordinary customer service to patients, referring provider offices and/or other breast center customers. The contribution may take the form of exceptional selfless dedication to patient care, organization loyalty, self-motivation, discipline, positive attitude and accountability and/or other evidence of highly effective customer service professionalism. We welcome and encourage all nominations.
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Award InspirationCreated by the breast center's Board of Directors, this award is named in honor of one of the breast center's founding CEOs, Diane Cecchettini, RN, whose distinguished career included:
- President and CEO of MultiCare Health System
- A devoted registered nurse
- Troop commander in Operation Desert Storm
- Visionary leader, successfully solving complex problems to improve patient care
- A personal advocate for enhancing customer service
- Regularly demonstrating integrity, determination, passion, and dedication for patients
Purpose of the AwardTo identify the Carol Milgard Breast Center staff member who exemplifies Diane Cecchettini's ongoing commitment to providing patients and patrons with outstanding customer service, by supporting the values based on the breast center's mission.
AwardThe winner will receive an engraved plaque and a monetary award.
EligibilityAny staff member (.6 FTE or above) who works at the Carol Milgard Breast Center is eligible to be nominated for this award. Managers and radiologists are not eligible for nomination.
Who May NominateAnyone associated with the breast center can nominate a Carol Milgard Breast Center staff member for this award. This includes breast center staff, radiologists, staff from partner organizations, patients, referring providers (or their staff), community partners, volunteers, donors and business associates.
Deadline for nominationNominations are accepted year-round, with a deadline of December 1.
Nominees should regularly demonstrate the values of the breast center's mission to provide sustainable breast health services to all women in our community in a caring environment that fosters confidence, comfort, peace and
dignity for each individual.
Specifically, nominees will be judged on these four criteria:
- Exceed expectations by providing exceptional customer service.
- Work well with fellow staff and other departments.
- Demonstrate creativity and resourcefulness in assisting others.
- Contribute ideas to improve the customer experience.
CommitteeThe committee designated to review the nominations and select the award winner will consist of Diane Cecchettini, along with members of the breast center's board of directors, medical director (or designee) and executive director.
AnnouncementOnce all applications are received (December 1), the committee will review them. The winner of the Diane Cecchettini Customer Service Award from the previous year will be announced in the fourth week in February the following year, during the breast center's anniversary celebration. The Carol Milgard Breast Center's anniversary is February 23.
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APO COE on Public-sector Productivity
The 57th session of the APO Governing Body Meeting in Bangkok in April 2015 approved the establishment of the APO COE on Public-sector Productivity (PSP) in the Philippines. Under the
Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP), the center supports the APO in promoting and implementing PSP-related activities in the Asia-Pacific region. The COE on PSP has initiated projects to help member country governments improve their performance and productivity such as research, assessment of needs for future capacity-building initiatives, training of PSP practitioners so that they can lead capacity-building initiatives, introducing new knowledge, and continuing review of the APO PSP Framework. The COE was formally launched in November 2015 with the involvement of various stakeholders including those from the public sector. The launch highlighted the commitment of the Philippine government to supporting the APO COE on PSP under the auspices of the DAP.
Key Objectives
The COE on PSP has the following key objectives:
- Promote the PSP movement in Asia and the Pacific;
- Help address common critical issues in PSP performance facing APO member countries;
- Foster cutting-edge research, facilitate training and knowledge sharing, and support outreach to APO member countries in raising the productivity of public-sector organizations (PSOs) in the region; and
- Serve as a hub of innovation and productivity.
Accomplishments and Outcomes
- Exploring new frontiers to enhance PSP: A research mission on Recent Trends in Public-sector Productivity and Performance in Europe was organized from 27 September to 2 October 2015 to look into new approaches, frameworks, and strategies of best-practice organizations in the public sector in that region. The research mission, including one chief expert from Australia and one expert from the COE, published its key findings to provide insights and information on recent trends in PSP that member countries could learn from.
- Undertaking need assessment in member countries: To ensure that projects are demand driven, a workshop on Need Assessment of Member Countries in Improving Public-sector Productivity and Performance was held from 8 to 10 December 2015 with 11 participants from eight member countries. The workshop was designed to assess the needs of member countries to enhance PSP so that appropriate interventions could be made and resources provided to develop and implement suitable programs and projects by the APO.
- Capacity-building initiatives: In order to achieve one of the objectives of the COE and in line with the results of the need assessment conducted, an expert meeting for the Development of a Course Manual on Developing Productivity Specialists in Public-sector Productivity was organized from 2 to 4 August 2016, with five experts from member countries and one chief expert from Canada attending. The meeting reviewed the key competencies of productivity practitioners for the public sector and designed a syllabus for a training course to develop productivity specialists for PSOs.
- Developing a training manual for capacity building in the public sector: The COE has developed a training manual on Developing Productivity Specialists in Public-sector Productivity, which is a foundation course for its capacity-building initiatives for the sector in APO member countries. The manual will be pilot tested and proposed as a regular training activity of the APO through the COE.
- Measurement of productivity in the public sector: The COE introduced the concepts of and approaches to measuring PSP through a workshop on Measurement of Productivity in the Public Sector held from 9 to 13 November 2015, attended by 24 participants from 15 member countries. The workshop also discussed different indicators for measuring productivity in the public sector.
- Review of the APO PSP Framework: A workshop on Performance Management for the Public Sector was held from 26 to 30 September 2016 with the aim of reexamining APO initiatives on PSP, especially under the PSP Framework developed. Twenty-four participants from 13 member countries shared best practices and success stories in terms of government policies that support performance management in the public sector.
- Hosting of high-level study missions from Thailand and Mongolia: The COE hosted a mission from Thailand from 20 to 22 June and one from Mongolia from 19 to 21 September 2016 to study PSP and related programs implemented by the DAP. The mission was appreciated by the delegates as an opportunity to understand the initiatives of the Philippine government to improve productivity at all levels, from national government agencies to local government units.


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Inner Brisbane apartment sales remained strong through the first quarter of 2015, reinforcing the record breaking quarter realised in December 2014, according to a new report by real estate agent, Place.
Place's March Quarter - Inner Brisbane Apartments Market Report, revealed that the weighted average price strengthened during the March 2015 quarter to $606,469, an increase of 10% on the previous quarter.
It said that in the three months to March 2015, the inner Brisbane market recorded 1,225 unconditional sales.
Although this is not to the same level of transactions as the record breaking December Quarter prior, this was still a 92% growth on the same quarter 12 months prior and 200% above the 10 year average.
ALSO SEE: Record Apartment Supply Forecast for Inner Brisbane
"This was a quarter which saw a state election decided via an historical swing in the political sector, creating uncertainty for elements of our market where reliance upon key infrastructure and government spending, which is now back under the magnifying glass," Place said.
"Yet overall, Brisbane has powered on."
The report said there were 2,455 apartments remaining for sale in Inner Brisbane at the end of the March 2015 quarter – which equates to a supply of just six months.
The best performing projects in Brisbane during the quarter were Skytower (170 transactions), Southpoint Stage C (130 transactions), Unison (124 transactions), Hercules (112 transactions) and Canterbury Towers (77 transactions).
"We expect unconditional sales to remain strong through the coming years as residential development drives change and apartment living evolves and escalates throughout this new cycle," Place said.
[urbanRelatedPost][/urbanRelatedPost]The report's findings were backed by Sam Patterson, director of Brisbane-based Citi Project Marketing.
"The Brisbane market is certainly thriving, in our experience we are seeing an unprecedented level of interest from buyers seeking stock above $1.5 million," Mr Patterson said.
"This explains why the weighted average price for Brisbane apartments has increased this quarter."
Mr Patterson said that unlike Sydney and parts of Melbourne which some commentators have claimed are experiencing a property bubble, Brisbane remained relatively good value.
"The attractiveness of Brisbane's apartment prices in comparison to Sydney and Melbourne is certainly fuelling this demand," Mr Patterson said.
"It's both investors and owner occupiers who are looking for value in their purchases."
Mr Patterson also believe the strong sales were here to stay for the foreseeable future.
"Interest rates are at an all-time low and the city's population is set to increase dramatically over the next 5-10 years so we see these results as just the beginning of Brisbane's apartment market boom," Mr Patterson said.
The report revealed that total gross sales in dollar terms totalled over $742.9 million for the March quarter.
Overall, one bedroom apartments were the majority of current supply within Brisbane equating to 48% of the apartments.
Two bedroom apartments totalled only 44% of the available apartments for sale, and 3 beds represented only 5%.
There were four new projects which recorded unconditional sales during the March 2015 quarter. These were the Stage C of Southpoint, Ink and Highline (West End), Hercules (Hamilton) and Unison (Newstead).


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Pilgrims Group's Training Division has been recognised by industry, with the company being shortlisted in the 'Security Training Initiative of the Year' category for the 2012 Security Excellence Awards.
Pilgrims' Security Awareness in Fragile Environments (SAFE) course, specifically built and delivered for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), has been highlighted by the judging panel, which comprise of representatives from all areas of security, including end users, academics and the policing sector.
Now in its 14th year, the awards aim to highlight the very best people, projects and processes the UK's security sector has to offer.
Pilgrims reassessed its approach to training in late 2009, devising a new strategy and turning the traditional approach to training on its head. The result is a dynamic and effective training method that delivers consistently high results and reality based training for a wide range of markets.
"Pilgrims takes a unique approach to training and we're delighted that the hard work of our team has been recognised by the awards' judging panel," says Pilgrims' Director of Operations, David Freear.
Pilgrims has built a reputation for protecting businesses, NGOs and journalists working in unpredictable, high threat environments. Over the last two years, the company has provided training at locations in South America, the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, Russia, Australasia, the USA and the UK.
"Pilgrims' training courses are not only bespoke but flexible. We are the acknowledged leaders in hostile environment training and apply our experience at this level through all our courses to give our delegates the confidence they need."
The awards ceremony will take place at London's Park Lane Hilton Hotel this October. The event is organised by United Business Media and hosted by online news portal, info4security.


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Calling on all ex-Pats, friends, family, the wider community and all those who support our campaign.
We've launched our online fundraising campaign to help towards the cost of providing professional guidance to our group. This expertise will enable us to continue our fight to prevent the proposed Ferry development.
Thank you to all kind donors who have supported us to date- you have helped us move a step closer to our goal.
We ask for support by way of a donation towards our online campaign to Protect Greencastle, and thank you in advance for your generosity.


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Local AMM Queens
David Williams has some AMM virgin queens for sale for £15 each to WVBKA members. These are British black bees and by having them you will help to improve local stocks of bees by ensuring that next years drones from these queens will be British black bees. Buying queens is a quick way to improve your stock by replacing an older queen in a hive or setting up a nuc using some of your existing brood. David is a members of BIBBA and their policy is to use native bees rather than importing exotic races of bees. There may be some open mated AMM queens available in a couple of weeks time. For more information contact David on 07875 426089 or message him using SMS or WhatsApp


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Voting open to choose Thatcham's next blue plaque site
Wed, 19 Apr 2017
MORE trains are likely to be passing through Thatcham when electrification comes to West Berkshire – which could mean further delays at the notorious level crossing.
Network Rail said that extra measures to mitigate traffic at the crossing could be introduced in order to cope with new trains on the line if that proves to be the case.
Network Rail is in the process of electrifying the Great Western route, with the aim of providing faster and more reliable services to Devon and Cornwall.
At the same time, Great Western Railway has started rolling out its fleet of Intercity Express electric trains.
The Hitachi 800 series is scheduled to be introduced into passenger service on the Great Western Main Line later this year and, from 2018, on services between London and Devon and Cornwall.
The new trains will be longer and provide more frequent services, however, meaning the already-congested crossing could be down for longer periods.
A GWR spokesman said that the new Intercity trains were likely to result in one extra service an hour on the route.
But as it stands, Network Rail is yet to assess the impact of the new trains on the crossing.
A Network Rail spokesman said: "We are currently looking into any potential impact that the arrival of the new fleet of GWR Intercity Express electric trains coming into service in December 2018 could have on congestion at Thatcham station level crossing.
"If findings suggest that there could be a detrimental impact on traffic, we will look into mitigation measures where possible to alleviate congestion."
Motorists frequently vent their frustration over Thatcham's level crossing, sometimes being stuck in traffic for more than 20 minutes, and calls for a bridge to replace it have increased in recent years.
Proposals for two bridges over the railway line and canal were revealed by this newspaper in 2015.
However, the Colthrop Village Consortium withdrew the plans because the site was not included in West Berkshire's Development Plan document, which identifies preferred sites for development.
And last year, local resident Christie Morris launched a petition calling for a bridge, saying that one would be needed if planning appeals for up to 725 homes in the town were approved on appeal.
Proposals to build up to 2,000 homes at Sandleford Park in Newbury would also add to the problem, she said.
Network Rail and West Berkshire Council both said that a bridge, costing in excess of £20m, would need to be funded by the Government or a developer.
Town and district councillors also raised concerns that a bridge would open up Crookham Hill to HGVs and lead to development south of the railway line.
Other efforts to reduce congestion included West Berkshire Council reducing the size of the layby in Station Road to provide extra carriageway space. A new right-hand turn lane into the Royal Mail sorting office was also created.
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14/07/2018 - 11:11
Isnt it a shame that the council didn't take up the offer the Americans made to build a bridge over the crossing for free when the airbase was active at Greenham Common. Yes its frustrating to be caught at the gates but building a bridge and creating another A4 in effect with all of the pollution and blight it would bring seems to be an ever worse outcome. Why not a simple bridge rather than a huge swathe of greenfield land wasted to get the same result. The crossing is for local traffic and should stay like that. The weight restrictions were put on for a reason - to save lives and maybe help the environment.
19/04/2017 - 08:08
Having lived in the Thatcham area for well over 30 years.... "Town and district councillors also raised concerns that a bridge would open up Crookham Hill to HGVs and lead to development south of the railway line." Is rather a moot point, due to: 1. HGV's have been using the level crossing for as long as I can remember. Hence why south of the crossing looks a bad as it does. 2. Development is ALWAYS happening south of the crossing i.e the new houses, the upgrade of Thornford Park, The Old Priory building being torn down...etc The problem isn't the lack of space for vehicles, you could have an 8 lane carriage way. Its the fact that people are sick of waiting in excess of 20 minutes for the road to be open. Build the Bridge


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In honor of #throwbackthursday. I was reading over my old posts since what is there better to do at this time of night anyway? I especially love this piece that I wrote on October 23, 2015.
"There was once born an idea into the mind of a sixteen year old me that it was possible to experience the world and its rich culture with second to nothing. Not only that, it was also possible to make money while doing it!
For most of my adolescence life, something hit me that told me that better things than 9-5 shifts working a mundane job were awaiting for me. For some reason, I received this feeling that I was capable of a much more satisfying and humbling simple lifestyle. The last thing I desired was to wake up every morning wishing I had stayed asleep. I craved the success that most would simply deem as a vacation— something temporary. Yet, ever since I dreamed that dream and watched numerous Youtube videos about travelling the world, I have not found myself content with anything but that ONE idea.
College wasn't supposed to be part of the plan as it would simply hinder me and lock me up for four years just to toss me out into a world of debt and materialism. Among my list of wishes, dissatisfaction was not one of them. Little did I know I was leading myself into a life of routine and predictability by coming here.
I often wonder what life would be like if I decided to just drop out, with no means to even provide for myself. With no dream to chase and no plan— simply a search for adventure, happiness, and inconsistency. A life that appears tangible, yet is actually sustainable. Would I find something and then realize it's what I've been unknowingly searching for this entire time? Would I be forever grateful to myself for following my "intuition"?
What would life be like? What would life be like if I just took the risk and jumped. What would be waiting for me on the bottom?"
It's been almost a year now and I'm still in college. I still haven't jumped so I haven't discovered the answer to that golden question yet.
So much has happened since October of last year. I am just now getting around to rediscovering the dreams that I used to huff and puff about. With that comes a lot of new discoveries as well. Even though in that time I lost complete sense of who I was and who I yearned to be, I gained a lot of wisdom.
I am and will always be forever thankful for that period of dispersion.


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Seymour Evil
Alias: Seymour Eeville
Occupation: Dental Hygienist
Powers: Makes others go blind by closing his eyes
Equipment: Seeing eye dog (Bella)
As a young man, Seymour had aspirations of becoming an optometrist. Born with the
unique ability of causing blindness in others, he could have made a killing in the
field. Unfortunately, he failed out of medical school, and he was forced to follow
the path of so many other failures: he became a dentist.
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A large pan of JKBT's interventions also aims at capacity building and knowledge enhancement of the community and the staff The key objectives of the interventions on Human Resource Development are:
(1) To enhance the capacity of the concerned individuals for management of the institutions (promoted through various programs).
(2) Create a link between the community and government departments to create conducive ambience for development.
(3) To provide the perfect learning environment for foreign volunteers to understand the culture and orientation of the rural India.
(4) To strengthen the skill, knowledge and attitude of the community for accepting development interventions and ensure its sustainability.
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Field hockey gets shutout by the Syracuse Orange
Field Hockey gets shutout by the Syracuse Orange| Oct 3, 2017
This Sunday was a battle of the orange schools in women's field hockey, as the Princeton Tigers (5-5 overall, 2-0 Ivy) faced off against the Syracuse Orange (9-3, 1-3 ACC).
Unfortunately the Orange and Black from New Jersey was not able to overcome a strong performance by the players of Syracuse. The 'Cuse women's field hockey team has been playing extremely well this year, with this game marking its ninth shutout of the year. Not only has the Syracuse team itself accomplished a lot of shutouts this year, but Syracuse goalie Borg van der Velde picked up her eighth shutout in cage as well, which moves her to fourth on the program's single-season record list.
Syracuse came out strong on the offensive side, taking a shot on goal just 12 minutes into the game. The away team's first attempt didn't come until the 15th minute as freshman midfielder Julianna Tornetta's shot was blocked and senior striker Ryan McCarthy was unable to turnover off the rebound. In one stretch of the game, the Syracuse Orange had three corner shots in just 78 seconds. Sophomore goalie Grace Baylis blocked two of them, but the one she let slide ended up being the only goal scored by both teams at the game's finish.
Despite the loss, the Tigers still have a chance for a winning season, with a 5-5 record going into next weekend and no losses in the Ivy League. Princeton will host Columbia on Friday at 6:30 p.m. before a matchup against No. 1 University of Connecticut on Sunday at 12 p.m. In program history, Princeton has only won three games against the No. 1 team in the country, the last coming against North Carolina in the 2012 National Championship game. Both games next week will be streamed on the Ivy League Digital Network.


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Speaker Series to feature Medtronic President
Friday, September 7, 2012
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry students are invited to a Distinguished Speaker Series presented by the Ivey International Centre for Health Innovation, in collaboration with the MBA Association's Health Sector Club. Neil Fraser, President and Regional Vice President, Medtronic of Canada Ltd. will be the featured speaker at the Ivey Spencer Leadership Centre on Monday, September 17th from 6:30 - 8:00 pm.
The audience for this event will comprise MBA, EMBA, HBA, Health Sciences, Engineering and Medical students who are enrolled at Western University and the Richard Ivey School of Business. The aim is to educate and expose these students to different aspects of the health industry including medical devices, information technology, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals.
The outstanding line-up of speakers includes:
Mr. Neil Fraser, President and Regional Vice President, Medtronic of Canada Ltd.
Dr. Peter Armstrong, Chief Medical Officer - Emeritus, Shriner's Hospital for Children
Mr. Terry McCool, Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Eli Lilly Canada Inc.


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I don't often get the time to play along with Kraft plus challenges every month but his one was a no brainer. I had it all planned out for a week before I got to it. Way to excited to play along!
I Can See Clearly Now is the October Challenge!
You need to use something see-through on your layout.
Think vellum, plastic, glass, bubble wrap etc etc. I see lots of glorious clear resin Embellishments!
Items used:
Background was done using delish cross stencil and colourblast texture paint in tangerine dream and and royalty.
Embellishments used:
Punchinella Resin Sheet in clear that I broke up into 3 pieces from The Resin Rainbow..
Half of a resin maharaj flower in clear from The Resin Rainbow..
Part of the starburst resin border and 2 edges pieces all in clear from The Resin Rainbow..
Assorted resin flowers from The Resin Rainbow..
clear alphabet letters 'GAPPY' are from the resin alphabet set at The Resin Rainbow..
Shaker Box is actually a clear cellophane bag filled with sequins from The Scrappery Kit Club for October.
patterned papers and 'living moments' die cut are from the Kaisercaft range called 'chase rainbows'
thanks for looking ..
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Offer: microwave vacuum chamber aim-120-waDate: 2018.11.01
The drying chamber AIM-120C-WA ™ has superior performance characteristics with respect to the size of the camera, the power of microwave heating and excellent geometry of the vacuum pump. The camera is able to dry even large trunks, providing an extremely high rate of labor productivity. The electronic control system provides high accuracy, which gives the maximum speed of the drying timber for the entire length. Control of acceleration and deceleration of flow of waves, as well as the supply and discharge of pressure peaks, which increases the efficiency of the process.
The performance of the drying chamber is the most prominent in the line of products AIMWood ™ Easy to use, automatic functions control according to the diameter of the tree, ensure fast and efficient drying.
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Lumber drying chamber for all types of wood, with high performance and without defect conventional convection and vacuum drying. With the drying cycle of 12-24 hours. Preferential use in the forest and wood industry for drying and building rounded logs in the manufacture of log houses. The drying chamber is composed of a frame fixed horizontally on the cylindrical body for waveguides with microwave energy from magnetrons-stage nozzles and to connect the compressor, and to the body at its ends sealingly attached to the rotating drive section located on the support rollers and having to load the outside lid timber. The use of this device will provide increased productivity, quality of timber drying and reduced drying time.
One of the promising trends in the intensification of the wood drying is the use of electromagnetic energy of ultrahigh frequency (UHF). The rapid increase in temperature inside the timber, which is characteristic of microwave heating
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Teal & Gold String Art String
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Try your hand at a fun DIY project with Teal & Gold String Art String. This string features teal and gold colors that you can pair with your own nails and wood board to create a darling design. Keep it for yourself, or give it as a cute handmade gift!
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Development of a Low Cost RWIS
This project will develop a prototype low cost, low maintenance Remote Weather Information System (RWIS.) Current RWIS cost in excess of $150,000. In remote areas they require expensive and high maintenance power generation system since small solar and wind power are unreliable in Alaska. RWIS is used by maintenance to for snow and ice control decisions which directly affect the safety of the travelling public. The development of low cost RWIS will allow an increased number of systems to be deployed which in turn improves the weather and roadway condition information. This data will then be fed into the Maintenance Decision Support System (MDSS) which is used by maintenance to make decisions about when and where to deploy anti-icing equipment and snow plows. The low cost RWIS will be developed in partnership with Weathercloud, Inc. The system will be developed in two phases: (1) development of specifications based on market requirements; and (2) development and testing of a prototype system. Project staff will then work with State departments of transportation (DOTs) to field test the system to ensure the RWIS works properly before going to market. It is anticipated that the system can be marketed mid-2017.
- Record URL:
- English
- Status: Active
- Funding: $50000
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Sponsor Organizations:
Pacific Northwest Transportation ConsortiumUniversity of Washington
More Hall Room 112
Seattle, WA United States 98195-2700
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and TechnologyUniversity Transportation Centers Program
Department of Transportation
Washington, DC United States 20590
Managing Organizations:
University of Alaska FairbanksCollege of Engineering & Mines
P.O. Box 755960
Fairbanks, AK United States 99775-5960
Performing Organizations:
University of Alaska FairbanksCollege of Engineering & Mines
P.O. Box 755960
Fairbanks, AK United States 99775-5960
Principal Investigators:
Connor, Billy
- Start Date: 20151216
- Expected Completion Date: 20180630
- Actual Completion Date: 20161215
- USDOT Program: University Transportation Centers
- Subprogram: Research
- Source Data: http://depts.washington.edu/pactrans/research/projects/development-of-a-low-cost-rwis-year-4-2015-2016/
Subject/Index Terms
- TRT Terms: Deicing; Highway maintenance; Snow and ice control; Snowplows; Weather forecasting; Winter maintenance
- Identifier Terms: Maintenance Decision Support System (MDSS)
- Geographic Terms: Alaska
- Subject Areas: Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; Planning and Forecasting;
Filing Info
- Accession Number: 01629722
- Record Type: Research project
- Source Agency: Pacific Northwest Transportation Consortium
- Contract Numbers: DTRT3-G-UTC40
- Files: UTC, RiP
- Created Date: Mar 22 2017 4:09PM


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I love what Bishop Jonah Bedan is doing to change the lives of the people of Turkana. What i like most is the fact that we did enjoy our stay at the school and we had a wonderful time with the kids and the locals.
The school has 60 children
The school has 60 children and is amazing how they like singing and dance . Every time they go out for a cup of porridge at break, they are very excited. Though the place is very hot, it was an awesome experience walking on sand and sitting under one of the tree at the school in the evening socializing with the teachers.


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If you are under the confusion about whether you should take your kids to the next camping holiday or not? Taking kids could be a task, especially if visiting a hilly or forest area for camping purpose. You need to check if they can easily settle down because of their active behavior. Moreover, food, activities and other essential needs are important to consider. But in a broader sense, taking kids along is a great change for them and allows them to learn about nature and adventure.
We bring you the list of reasons why taking kids to camping is a great way to the holiday:
1) Camping teaches them about Nature:
The more time they spend in the outdoors, the more comfortable they become about nature. You don't want your kids to have a fear of the forest when they grow up and watch it in healthy aspect. There are many adventure tracks and activities that can be done with your kids and make them learn about the things.
2) Family Bonding Time:
If you are taking kids along with other family members, then it is defiantly the family bonding time for them. By conducting some activities and spending more time together is the best way to make your kids learn about your family. Camping allows you to cook together, work to set up the temporary abode, perform adventure activities like fishing, roasting and exploring. With no interruptions, this is the best family bonding time.
3) Experiencing Nature:
Camping is all about experiencing the nature, and for kids, this is the best thing. According to the research, children who experience nature closely, are happier, healthier, and helps in cognitive development. Rather than making them Pokémon Go or any such games that don't impact much, why not take them close to nature.
4) Enjoying the Fresh Air and Open Skies:
Getting close to nature and enjoy the openness is the best way to make your kids come for the camping. Let your kids get amazed at the tranquillity, clean air, and open skies. No interruptions, no pressing of deadlines and enjoying the stillness of nature.
5) Seeing the World in Tight Budget:
One of the best parts of camping is the low budget that you can enjoy and also make your kids learn about it. It is a good way to see the world in the low budget without blowing the account much. From buying camping equipment to traveling fare, everything can be at the low cost. Usually, parents take their kids for long journeys with a hefty budget, which eventually creates a mindset in kids about such high budget trips.


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Those calling the 24/7 helpline can benefit from independent advice on how to reach their environmental targets by cutting emissions in pool and spa applications. Powermaster is also offering a free of charge, no-obligation survey which will reveal areas of the facility in which energy can be saved.
There are a number of technologies Powermaster can employ to help save money on overall maintenance and pool energy bills. One of the most popular methods that has been tried and tested in a variety of pools is fitting a Variable Speed Drive (VSD) to the motor that powers the pool pump. VSDs regulate energy use in accordance with what the pool needs to function at any one time or by using a pre-set plan, which might, for instance, turn the motor down at night-time.
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Furthermore, the company's technicians can advise callers on safe and efficient chemicals management. For instance Powermaster's Integrated Water and Energy Management System (IWEMS) has been proven to save up to 70% of electrical energy. The system also reduces the chemical costs by 30%. A typical application will see 50% savings in power alone on the overall facility, in addition to the resultant carbon emission reductions.
"The 24 hour helpline is a huge step forward for Powermaster and the industry as a whole", explains Geoff Renshaw, Powermaster director. "It allows us to respond quicker and more effectively to queries from existing and potential customers. Think of it as an emergency service for pools, that aims to help facilities managers and leisure centre staff with their energy saving efforts, as well as with any unexpected problems," concluded Renshaw.
Powermaster was responsible for reducing overall UK carbon emissions by 15,136 tons in 2011. This is the result of an electricity consumption reduction of 8,115,000 kWh units, which is the equivalent of £2,389,775 based on an average cost of 8.5 pence per kWh unit. q


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jazzahead! 2019
25th - 28th April 2019 at the Bremen Exhibition and Conference Centre
jazzahead! is an exhibition and meeting point for the international jazz scene. Since its premiere in 2006, the event has enriched the regional and national cultural scene with its high quality and diverse jazz as well as with international flair.
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The Church and Community
Today wasn't as busy as yesterday, which was good. I received some initial feedback from the publisher of my book project and it is ready to go through the formal editing process. I enjoyed connecting for lunch with Pastor Steve Harris. It has been a long time since we have connected. After a little afternoon nap, I made it to the fitness center for a workout.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY… "Every day they devoted themselves to meeting together in the temple complex, and broke bread from house to house. They ate their food with a joyful and humble attitude, praising God and having favor with all the people. And every day the Lord added to them those who were being saved." Acts 2:46-47 HCSB
When the Church was established on the Day of Pentecost, a new community was formed. They not only experienced a shared faith, but a shared life. Their sense of community was reflected in an attitude and practice of meeting needs even to the point of personal sacrifice. We then see they committed themselves to fellowship in large and small groups. They recognized the presence of the Lord in their midst and it resulted in joy and favor with God and others.
The life of the church is referenced several times in the first few chapters of Acts. Usually, scriptural repetition is for emphasis. How they lived and conducted their lives together is instructive for us today, even in the midst of a different culture and time.
We find this reference in Acts 4, after the arrest of Peter and John:
"Now the large group of those who believed were of one heart and mind, and no one said that any of his possessions was his own… And the apostles were giving testimony with great power to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and great grace was on all of them. For there was not a needy person among them, because all those who owned lands or houses sold them, brought the proceeds of the things that were sold, and laid them at the apostles' feet. This was then distributed for each person's basic needs." (Acts 4:32-35)
Much of these verses is a repeat to underscore the unity and concern the church had for each other. If there is a factor that impacts the effectiveness of a church, it is unity. A lack of unity, can negate the most effective church leadership; with unity, leaders looks "successful" whoever the person may be. I recall years ago, visiting a friend who was the pastor of one of the fastest growing churches in the country. As we visited, he didn't point to programs or his preaching, but to the unity that characterized the church.
The next occurrence is found in Acts 5. This is after the apostles were place in prison again:
"Every day in the temple complex, and in various homes, they continued teaching and proclaiming the good news that Jesus is the Messiah." (Acts 5:42 HCSB)
After the unity of the church was threatened with the deception of Ananias and Sapphira; the apostles are once again place in prison, miraculously released, tried before the Sanhedrin, flogged and then finally released. The verse above shows their continued commitment to each other and the gospel.
One of the consistent themes that arises from these passages is a commitment to community and proclamation. Both of them were of importance. They didn't shrink in fear and huddle as a "christian society." They didn't focus so much on proclaiming the gospel that they neglected relationship and meeting needs. This is an important balance for any church today.
The commitments and principles that were established in Acts 2 are reflected in Acts 4 and 5. One the Day of Pentecost the "Church" was born. In their infancy they devoted themselves to the basics; and those basics are still important for the life of the church today.


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The information below is from a 'document' that we share with couples that have booked us. It is created at the beginning of each year and sometimes in the middle of the year.
It discusses feedback and issues that came up in a small fraction of weddings I shot during the last two years. Any and all feedback 'sensitizes' us and we want to discuss it as a way to improve the quality of our products and services and keep smooth any interaction with your other vendors. We are always open for questions and comments and if any of these are of concern to you, please feel free to contact us to discuss them.
1. What To Shoot
When we come to a wedding we normally know the bridal couple and quickly get to know the parents of both the bride and the groom. Remember we have not met anyone else and while you know all your family and friends, we have to learn who they are 'on the fly' as the wedding progresses. We often can get 'cues' from the clothing or the lapel flowers. However, we may not remember who the brothers and sisters are. So often in the reception when people are dancing, we will concentrate first on the bridal couple and then look for other 'interesting' action that is going on. If we recognize a close relative, we may choose to take video of them. However, you are the 'expert' on who people are and so if there is something in particular you want captured and we am concentrating on something else, we depend on you to let us know and direct our attention to that place or activity that needs to be captured.
Additionally, if there is something at any time during our stay there that you want captured, we need you or someone else to let us know what it is, where it is, and when it is. We can obviously only be in one place at a time, but we want to always be where our presence is most useful to capture your event.
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