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I picked this photo to share because I think it's a great snippet of our everyday life. You, serving us and doing whatever needs to be done. You do it all without complaining; you see the importance in even the mundane things and you do them wholeheartedly.
Though he doesn't yet have words, I know Levi joins me in saying we're thankful for you. We both love you and value you so much.
Happy Father's Day, babe.

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The scent of enchanted dying,
Humming sound of praying,
Standing in an ocean of humans on Friday noon,
Singing in a mass on Sunday morning,
Has the red wine stopped from spilling all over the place?
Have the vampires stopped sucking every drop of it?
Burnt to ashes,
The place where they've slept during the moon on top of their heads,
And astounded by the strike of the sun on their faces,
Was no longer called a place,
And they're becoming the gypsies,
Hunting down by the vampires,
Who are desiring their red wines
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Mannumsrest is a modern holiday house short stay rental in Mannum. With open plan living and 3 bedrooms, the main upstairs with toilet and wash basin, and sliding door to a balcony deck, overlooking miles of scenery and parts of the Murray, the perfect spot to take in the view,
The rear timber deck comfortably caters for entertainers, protected from the elements and perfect for family gatherings.
Unique,different and energy efficient. Mannums Rest is a modern log cabin home designed to be nature friendly with a warmth that can't be found in a run of the mill bricks and mortar.
Boasting an industrial strength evaporate air-con, tinted windows, excellent insulation rating, solar panels, water tank, and mains water connected the environment is happy.
When in season feel free to pick from the many fruit trees and herb garden and enjoy a home away from home.
Lock up under cover parking is available as well as street side parking for a larger boat or caravan.
You will need to supply your own linen. (Sheets, pillow covers and towels)
The owners have been nothing but friendly and helpful from the moment we made our first enquiry and we would not hesitate to recommend Mannum's Rest to anyone looking for a fantastic getaway."
Sue, South Australia
We stayed in the middle of winter but were so toasty warm in the loft. Excellent communication and were delighted by the unexpected little extras. Will recommend, better than the photos!
Jenny, South Australia
Spent Christmas with the family at Mannums Rest, it was very relaxing and we all enjoyed our stay. Mannums Rest was very clean and cozy. Nice and close to shops and the scenic murray river. We had a great time and will keep this place in mind for the future when we return to South Australia.
Melissa, South Australia
My husband and I enjoyed staying at Mannums rest. Beautiful outdoor area All facilities were well catered for Lovely upstairs bedroom. Walking ance to main street but a bit of an uphill walk Definitely try "Bogan Pizza & Pasta" very delicious (they deliver)
Tracey, South Australia
Property was lovely & clean and quiet. It also provided excellent access for people with boats,caravans and trailers. Location is central to various other attractions in the area and walking distance to shops, restaurants & cafes.."
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Great outdoor space, outdoor deck and BBQ area fantastic.."
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We stayed at Mannums Rest for 4 nights in July. The accommodation was wonderful - loads of space, clean, bright and relaxing. Would highly recommend this place.
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With 2 dinning options inside or outside with a BBQ and large table.
With 2 TVs one up stairs and 1 downstairs you can wind down after a long day.
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We've all done it, frottage, before your mind wanders off, I'm talking about art. Think back to grade school, everyone at some point took a quarter, placed it under a sheet of loose leaf and rubbed it with their pencil, frottage. Today I had a brief lunch with Charley Young an interdisciplinary artist whose work includes printmaking, drawing, installation and mixed media. I met Charley back in March when I began a seven week printmaking course through the School of Extended Studies of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University. I found her to be an engaged, inspiring instructor, which made getting up at 5:30am to start my 6:15am commute, a long day at work, then class from 6:30-9:30pm then an hour long drive home less daunting.
Throughout the course Charley had filled us in on her various installation projects, upcoming residency in the North, graduate studies in Maine, and most importantly the time sensitive Macara Barnstead Building project, which needed to be completed before her travels began. I decided to volunteer my assistance for the project, which in the end was one of the most exciting art projects I've ever encountered. I spent time helping to print, or frottage, the back of the building on a warm spring afternoon on my way home from work, and made plans to arrive early Saturday morning for the installation of the fabric on the front of the building via manlift. In the end it took the better part of the day to install the fabric and print the front of the building, and just 20 minutes to dismantle. Someday I will figure out how to edit down the video I took of the fabric being lowered, for now you'll have to make do with photographs of my day as a printmakers assistant.
I will share with you a documentary that was made regarding a collaboration between Charley Young and Sarah Haydon Roy called Carbon Copy. In it you will see basically what we did at the Macara Barnstead Building, but in this case, the finished fabric pieces were installed as part of Nocturne, Art at Night in Halifax. Keep an eye out for Carmen Zinck, the lead hand from the crew at Coastal Restoration and Masonry, he was also our man on the manlift for the Macara Barnstead Building. This man could not have been any more committed to the project, he was truly amazing.
My time with Charley today was brief due to circumstances beyond my control, but I do plan to follow her career, and hopefully help her with future projects.


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Written by: Gary Wonning
Common Sense
I think there is sort of a "universal" common sense, in other words, events evolve according to a natural order, certain rules apply that cannot be changed, IE , live life by a set of high ethical standards and your life normally will be better than if you live a life filled with drugs, illicit sex, and otherwise bad behavior. Develop a good economic policy either on a personal or national level and financial rewards will come to pass. Break these universal laws and disaster awaits.
However, on an individual basis, we each live in our own world, a world unlike anyone else. This uniqueness places you at a different perspective than anyone else on the planet. An entirely different perspective than even the person sitting closest to you would have.
Strange as it may seem, two people sitting next to each other will often times view the exact same event differently, and see two entirely different realities. This fact then should make sense to you that we each have an inner world specific only to one self? Each person has a unique perspective, based on life experiences, with which to view life.
If this doesn't make sense to you, then it is time to review the common sense perspective, which states that no one can have more authority on what is right for you, then you! We often have the perspective that the most important answers to life's questions come from outside ourselves. This is an erroneous assumption, because of our personal perspective, experience, and desires, only we know the best path to pursue.
This doesn't say that we shouldn't look to others for advice, which is healthy, we should always consider the thoughts of others in making a decision, however the final answer always comes from within.
The author has been a writer/photographer for over thirty years. Specializing in nature and landscape photography, as well as studying native cultures.
His travels have taken him to most of the United States, as well as Australia, Belize, Egypt and the Canary Islands.
He has studied the Mayan culture of Central America as well as the aborigines of Australia. Photography has given him the opportunity to observe life in various parts of the world.
He has published several books about his adventures.
For more information, please consult his website,www.journeysthrulife.com.
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ACS to invest $15 mn in Noida facility over 12-18 mnths1 min read . Updated: 09 Dec 2008, 05:06 PM IST
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New Delhi: In line with its expansion plans, world's largest business process outsourcing firm Affiliated Computer Services will invest up to $15 million in the next 12-18 months in its upcoming facility in Noida.
ACS, which recently announced its plans to recruit 1,000 people in the next 6-8 months in the country, is aiming to make its Noida facility a hub for providing Human Capital Management Solutions (HCMS) to its clients.
"ACS will invest about $10-15 million over the next 12-18 months in the Noida facility which would start operations from January 2009," ACS executive MD Human Capital Management Solutions Rohail Khan said.
The economic crisis is sending companies scrambling to cut costs and manage their employee base, which is providing ACS opportunity to offer its services for managing the situation.
"Financial meltdown has actually provided us with opportunities to offer our human capital management solutions, BPO services among others to the troubled companies which are looking to contain their costs," Khan said.
ACS India is in the process of setting up a new facility in Noida, while it already has offices in Bangalore, Kochi and Chennai and the total employee strength of the company is around 5,000 in the country. Bangalore operation has a capacity of about 2,800 people and around 1,800 people are stationed in Kochi.
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Charlotte Becher and Ortwin Gamber, «Die Wappenbücher Herzog Albrechts VI. von Österreich: Ingeram-Codex der ehem, Bibliothek Cotta, Volume 1», 178 pages, Editor Böhlau Verlag Wien, ISBN 3-205-05002-9 y 978-32-05050-02-5, Vienna, Cologne, Graz, 1986.
Dedicated exclusively to the study and analysis of the armorial [Ingeram, H.; 1459].
Bibliographical reference of century XX.
Authors: Becher, Charlotte and Gamber, Ortwin.
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Argent, flanched in round Sable, Argent charged in chief of a mullet Gules.
«Oschoven au Rhein» in the book [Menestrier, C. F.; 1659; page 315] is blazoned «d'argent flanqué arrondi de sable à vne molette de mesme en chef», so the mullet would be Sable, bacause «de mesme» is written.
Blazon keywords: Argent, Sable, Gules, Mullet, Chief, Flanched and Arched.
Style keywords: Semi-circular, Illuminated, Outlined in sable and Freehand.
Classification: Interpreted and Personal.
Bearer: Oschoven of the Rhin.
Gules, a Cross Argent.
Escudo de gules, una cruz de plata.
Existing coat of arms interpreted by me of the following form: the shape of the shield is semi-circular; the tincture of the field is gules; the tincture of the cross is metal argente; and all the coat of arms has a watercolor finish.
In French its blazon is «de gueules à la croix d'argent».
Blazon keywords: Without divisions, Gules, Argent and Cross.
Style keywords: Semi-circular, Illuminated and Watercolor.
Classification: Interpreted, Civic, Coat of arms and House of Savoy.
Bearer: Saboya, Ducado de.
Proportions of the cross and its similarity with the fess.
Blazon keywords: Without divisions, Fess and Cross.
Style keywords: Semi-circular.
Classification: Schema and Coat of arms.
Bearer: Saboya, Ducado de.
Proportions of the cross and its similarity with the pale.
Blazon keywords: Without divisions, Pale and Cross.
Style keywords: Semi-circular.
Classification: Schema and Coat of arms.
Bearer: Saboya, Ducado de.
Sigue por: Portolés, J.; Molino, M. del; 1590.
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Ace of spades, Non-classic artifact, Castle, Clarion, Cross, Sword, Scroll, Buckle, Letter, Book, Menorah, Number, Piano, Chess rooks, Compass rose, Tower and Trident.
Watercolor, Bibliography, House of Savoy, Cross, Arched, Outlined in sable, Coat of arms, Schema, Mullet, Fess, Flanched, Personal, Gules, Illuminated, Interpreted, Chief, Legal notice, Semi-circular, Oschoven of the Rhin, Pale, Argent, Without divisions, Civic, Privacy policy, Sable, Saboya, Ducado de, Century XVI, Century XX, Freehand and Index.
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Gottlieb Wallisch - Piatti Quartet - Mozart: Piano Concertos 12, 13 & 14 - Gramophone
To maximise sales, Mozart published these concertos both with orchestra and a quattro – ie, with string quartet. In the composer's day, domestic chamber performances vastly outnumbered public orchestral ones. Yet the quartet versions remain makeshifts. The ceremonial-military first movement of K415, with its trumpets and drums and ringing, neo-Handelian counterpoint, suffers most in the reduction. Even in the more lightly scored K414 and K449, you miss the countless subtle glosses provided by the oboes and horns.
In his own engaging if awkwardly translated note, Gottlieb Wallisch suggests that the chamber scoring 'enhances the intricacies ofthe string-writing and encourages immediate reaction among the five musicians'. I see what he means, up to a point, in K449, whose string textures approach the richness and contrapuntalingenuity of Mozart's 'Haydn' Quartets. This is, I think, the most successful performance of the three. Wallisch is a robust, rather plain-speaking Mozartian, more concerned with the long view than poetic detail. Truly soft playing is at a premium, an impression enhanced by the close recording. The first movement, taken steadily, is sturdy rather than mercurial. But he and the alert Piatti Quartet are responsive to the Andantino's troubled chromaticism, and lucid and sinewy, in the polyphonic miracles of the finale.
There are good things in the two earlier concertos: say, the care for a broad, singing line in the solemn Andante of K414, and Wallisch's clarity and vigour in K415's contrapuntal sallies (including a sneak preview of Beethoven's Die Weibe des Hauses Overture). Wallisch's no-nonsense directness has its virtues.


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Snowboarder/skateboarder Roope Tonteri is certainly never one to let barriers keep him from actualizing his DIY skate ramp ideas. And the Finnish creator's latest endeavor was certainly no easy task.
Tonteri, 26, created his own mini ramp with his father, Pekka, in -4 degrees Fahrenheit on top of a frozen lake in Kouvola, Finland. But not only that, it also rotates like a carousel.
"The cold weather actually made it quite tricky," Tonteri told Red Bull. "Skateboards are not made for that kind of climate. The rubber in the trucks froze immediately and made turning and pulling off tricks very hard."
Tonteri and fellow Finnish skater Jaakko Ojanen (who is known for also coming up with outside-the-box skate projects) tackle the cold conditions and make it look much easier than it surely is.
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REMEMBER the princess who kissed the frog? Not everyone would buy his argument or his promise, except the princess whose gut feelings told her there was more to the frog than his squat body, his bulging eyes and his super-wide, slippery lips. For her, appearances are deceptive. No sane girl would kiss a frog, but her wisdom and good judgment gave her eternal happiness.
In the same way, Bassanio, the pauper friend of Shakespeare's merchant of Venice, valued true virtue within rather than without. He disparaged "outward shows," noting how the world is "still deceived with ornament." In the lottery he and several other suitors had to play in order to win the hand of Portia, the rich heiress, he chose the lead casket in which was ensconced her fair portrait. Lead may have been "meagre" in his eyes, but it had a "paleness" that moved him "more than eloquence."
If there's anything the choices of the princess and Bassanio tell us, it is that the world is blinded by appearance and caught up with outward beauty. Looks can lie, and appearance may not mirror reality.
Think about Hollywood, the stars, the Britesmile, the Botox, and all that bling and razzle-dazzle. The lives of the rich and famous may be attractive to us plebeians, but sometimes the glamor belies the inner turmoil and the struggles success and fame bring. Tinseltown has counted several A-list actors and singing superstars who have died before their time: Philip Seymour Hoffman and Heath Ledger, Elvis Presley, Amy Winehouse and Whitney Houston. Sometimes, the story of drugs and booze lurk beneath the star-studded facade.
Closer to home, the news of Chongqing Communist Party bigwig Bo Xilai shocked the world with intrigue befitting a bestselling whodunnit of murder and illicit affairs. As a consummate politician, charming and well-spoken, one would never expect him to be embroiled in what the media hailed as the "trial of the century"—one that would ultimately turn him into a fallen angel, accused of corruption and greed. Bo's appearance fooled us into thinking that he was the champion of little people, but he was not, far from it.
The theme of appearance versus reality is ever-pervasive in our world, and most vividly captured in that Aesop fable about the tortoise and the hare. No one would imagine that the slow-poke tortoise would ever win the race, not even the hare, whose smug confidence only reinforces the whole notion that appearance is what matters in this world. The twist in this story is that appearance favors the underdog, not the sleek, the lithe, and the agile. Aesop takes the appearance theme one step further with a profound lesson: that perseverance and patience takes us far, and that ultimately, a slow and steady mindset is the secret of success.
In this sense, the triumphs in our lives transcend appearance and lie in deeper realities, truths that speak of trust, inner beauty, honesty and integrity, perseverance and discipline.
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G.J. Tan, Secondary Four
February 2016
Also by G.J.: When Work and Play Are One
This essay was written in response to the question:
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Now that the water companies' business plans have been submitted and OFWAT have entered the next critical phase of their price review process - scrutinising each and every plan in detail to ensure they are robust enough to deliver a high quality, affordable and resilient service to customers in the years 2020-2025 and beyond.
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Summer of Spurs Update
The Summer of Spurs has been called off.
I should be happy I suppose. The applicant list was looooong for this position.
On the plus side, it's a decent paying gig supporting 60 locations.
On the down side, I was really looking forward to a little time off.
Travel begins in earnest next week. Yay for me!
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|Acadian culture losing its flavor with young // Far-flung enclaves struggle to hold on to their traditions
| WALTHAM, Mass. - Hundreds of
Acadians still pack the French-American Victory Club when retired machinist
Gerry Robichaud breaks out his fiddle on a Saturday night.
But Robichaud can remember when the crowds were bigger and many more knew the jigue and reels that set the dance hall crowd a-whirling.
"After my generation is gone, you won't hear so much French spoken here," he says matter-of-factly. "The younger generation doesn't pick it up. I guess it's natural."
Old-timers are saying the same thing in far-flung Acadian enclaves from Madawaska, Maine, to Lafayette, La., where the softer-sounding term "Cajun" is preferred.
Acadians, descendants of 17th-century French immigrants, have held fast to their language and traditions. But it's getting harder. Atlantic Canada, including Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, where there are 300,000 Acadians, is the only stronghold where French has been passed to the under-30 generation.
There's a concerted effort under way to turn the tide.
More than 70,000 Acadians, two-thirds from the USA, gathered in New Brunswick for the just-ended first World Congress of Acadians, hoping to preserve their culture by linking communities in Canada, New England and Louisiana.
"Acadian societies are like twins separated at birth," says Carl Brasseaux, a history professor at the University of Southwestern Louisiana. "Establishing the contacts will generate tremendous excitement."
"It's a worldwide family reunion. We're meeting cousins we never knew we had," says New Brunswick native Anise Maillet, who lives in Waltham.
Acadians have withstood adversity since they arrived in Canada almost 400 years ago. After years of wandering, some eventually reached Louisiana. Economic necessity forced later generations to leave Canada for New England and grueling textile jobs.
Acadian culture - the fiddle-powered music and cayenne-charged cuisine (common only to Louisiana) - is being embraced by the world. Gumbo and crawdads are on menus in chic cafes, musicians are touring, and "Cajun" has been stamped on foods from hot sauce to frozen dinners.
But the hoopla doesn't reflect reality in Acadian communities. As the geographic and social isolation that once sheltered enclaves fades away, so do the old ways.
-- Although 500,000 people in Louisiana still call themselves Cajun, French-speakers under 40 are becoming scarce. They've abandoned old jobs - fishing, trapping, and sharecropping - for the oil industry.
-- Village life and the French language live on in Maine's St. John Valley, home to 25,000 Acadians. But their numbers have dwindled for decades for lack of jobs.
-- Most of the Acadians who flocked to New England mill towns were assimilated generations ago. Many started families with immigrants from Quebec, considered a separate culture in Canada.
Today 2.5 million New Englanders claim French descent, but for many, the Catholic faith is the only strong link to the past.
"Sometimes it seems we're absolutely invisible," says Denis LeDoux, a writer in Lisbon Falls, Maine.
Acadian culture still lingers in Waltham, a bustling Boston suburb, largely because immigrants were late arrivals. A 1950s construction boom lured thousands. You can still find a square dance most Saturday nights and hear Mass in French Sunday mornings.
Robichaud, who plays a fiddle style passed through his family for generations, sometimes hosts musical soirees on his back porch for younger Franco-Americans seeking to learn more of their ethnicity.
"My family is totally assimilated," says musician Donna Hebert. "I've had to reach back to find people who could teach me about French culture."
"For most families, the language may be lost, but we're seeing a resurgence through the arts," says Josee Vachon, host of a French cable TV show. "People are taking pride in what they have endured."
Maine and Louisiana are trying to preserve French culture with school programs and artist grants.
"We're people of the world now," said Weldon Granger, a Texas lawyer who grew up speaking French and picking cotton in Erath, La.
Copyright 1994, USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Co., Inc.


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Labelexpo Days 2-3: Digital presses and workflow
Digital presses have starred at Labelexpo on days two and three of the show, with new offerings from Screen GP, Xeikon and Konica Minolta on display; while on the software side, Esko launched two pre-packaged turnkey workflow solutions.
Screen GP launches low-migration inkjet solution
Screen GP launched its Truepress Jet L350UV+LM inkjet label press at stand 9B30. Along with the standard L350UV+, the new machine is a successor to Screen's high-end L350UV. The L350UV+LM uses low-migration inks designed for food and beverage labelling. "The demand for digital label printing machines capable of coping with various substrates and securing food safety is increasing in printing companies," said Ken Ingram, vice president of sales and marketing. "Our further extension into the food package and labeling marketplace meets the market changes of recent years including diversification of consumer preferences and demand for small to medium lots."
Screen's presses are distributed in Australia by Jet Technologies.
Xeikon pounces on inkjet with Panther presses
Xeikon has introduced two presses in its inkjet Panther series at stands 5C24, 5C25, 5C28, and 5C29: the high-end Xeikon PX3000 with a web width of 330mm, and the entry-level Xeikon PX2000 with a web width of 220mm. Both can print at speeds of up to 50 metres per minute, and will come in four- or five-colour configurations. "We are excited to be expanding our UV inkjet line of digital label presses so quickly," said Filip Weymans, VP global marketing, Xeikon. "This rapid product development underscores our commitment to offering a broad portfolio of complementary solutions, for both our Cheetah Series of dry toner and Panther Series of UV inkjet digital label presses." The Panther presses will be commercially available from March next year.
100 customers and new press for Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta, on stands 8C51 and 8C52, announced it had hit a milestone of 100 customers for its label solutions worldwide. "Today marks important milestones for Konica Minolta as we accelerate our business developments in the industrial production print markets, with labels a key growth area. We are extremely proud of just how far we have come in a short space of time since entering the labels market," said Charles Lissenburg, general manager professional print division, Konica Minolta Europe.
Konica Minolta also unveiled its new AccurioLabel 190 toner-based press, which will succeed the entry-level bizhub PRESS C71cf launched at Labelexpo 2015. "The new AccurioLabel 190 takes us on to the next stage of our development as a serious player in the industrial markets," said Lissenburg.
Esko demonstrates new turnkey workflow software
Esko is exhibiting its new workflow software on stand 3C50: Automation Engine QuickStart for Labels, for production, and WebCenter QuickStart for Labels, for prepress. "Esko recently announced our intent to offer turnkey workflow solutions that are fast and easy to set up and deploy. We believe we have a solid offering at an attractive price to offer label converters a 'quick start' approach to workflow automation and project management – systems that are fully comprehensive, yet can be even further enhanced as workflow needs expand over time," said Udo Paneka, president of Esko.


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I don't know if anyone's heard this story before, but I once uttered the line "Isn't this a White Prominent?" beside a moth trap in Co. Kerry, which was followed by a great deal of shouting, swearing, hugging, back-slapping and general euphoria. The answer to my question was yes – the first since 1938. I was able to hit the Bucks moth-ers with the line "Isn't this Oxyptila pilosellae?" on Tuesday night, as I happened to be the first to spot one. It was on the sheet while I was crawling over it pooting beetles, and was the first of three that came to light. With no British record of the Downland Plume O. pilosellae since 1964, Colin Hart wrote that it "may now be extinct" in his 2011 monograph on the plumes. But the Bradenham area in Bucks has produced two singletons in more recent years and now three in one night. Colin himself was there to witness it. The foodplant of the Downland Plume is Mouse-ear Hawkweed Pilosella officinarum, growing on chalk or limestone grassland.
I focused on beetles rather than moths (though I still saw 8 new moths!) and recorded 33 species, including the whirligig Gyrinus paykulli and the saproxylic species Euglenes oculatus. I had been hoping to see the scarab Odonteus armiger, especially a male with its rhino horn, but it was not to be. This beetle is a familiar sight to the Bucks moth-ers when they're light-trapping on chalk grassland and seems to be extremely difficult to find by any other means.
More pleasing than any of the beetles was this fly, pooted out of the bottom of one of the traps: the chloropid Camarota curvipennis. Jeremy Richardson and I had been talking about it only the day before, as one of a few curious species of fly that drape their wings around themselves and look like roosting bats. I've only recorded it once before but it's probably common.
There's a really good photo of Camarota here. And also check out this drosophilid which has even more of a roosting bat look to it.
Edible Dormice Glis glis were constantly woofling and squeaking in the adjacent woodland and we could even occasionally see them clambering about by the light of the moth traps. I'd only previously seen them by volunteering for box-checking.
Many thanks to Peter Hall, Martin Albertini, Dave Wilton and Colin Hart for allowing me to join them.


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Interesting Things and Places
The above image is of a train at the Kalamata Railway Park
Corinth Canal
The above photograph is courtesy of marsider07 at Flickr
The emperor Nero was the first to actually attempt to construct the canal, personally breaking the ground with a gold pickaxe and removing the first basket-load of soil in AD 67 but the project was abandoned when he died shortly afterwards.
The Corinth Canal is a canal that connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea. It cuts through the narrow Isthmus of Corinth and separates the Peloponnese from the Greek mainland, thus effectively making the former peninsula an island.
The builders dug the canal through the Isthmus at sea level and no locks have been used. It is 6.4 kilometres in length and only 21.4 metres (70 ft) wide at its base, making it impassable for most modern ships. Earth cliffs flanking either side of the canal reach a maximum height of 63 meters.
Construction finally got underway in 1881 but was hampered by geological and financial problems that bankrupted the original builders. It was completed in 1893, but due to the canal's narrowness, navigational problems and periodic closures to repair landslides from its steep walls, it failed to attract the level of traffic anticipated by its operators. It is now used mainly for tourist traffic.
At various times the canal has been closed due to the unstable condition of the high limestone walls.
Serious damage was caused to the canal during World War II, when it was the scene of fighting due to its strategic importance. On 26 April 1941, during the Battle of Greece between defending British troops and the invading forces of Nazi Germany, German parachutists and glider troops attempted to capture the main bridge over the canal. The bridge was defended by the British and had been wired for demolition. The Germans were able to surprise the defenders with a glider-borne assault in the early morning of 26 April and captured the bridge, but the British were able to set off the charges and destroy the structure.
Three years later, as German forces retreated from Greece, the canal was put out of action by German "scorched earth" operations. German forces used explosives to set off landslips to block the canal, destroyed the bridges and dumped locomotives, bridge wreckage and other infrastructure into the canal to hinder repair work. The United States Army Corps of Engineers began work to clear the canal in November 1947 and managed to reopen it for shallow-draft traffic by 7 July 1948, and for all traffic by that September.
Diakopto - Kalavryta Railway
The Odontotos Rack Railway from Diakopto to Kalavryta is a memorable ride through a canyon of unsurpassed beauty. Vouraikos are one of the most beautiful areas of Greece and has been described as having the most spectacular railway line in the Balkans.
The first engines were steam and water towers were placed at each stop to replenish the water in the train. Diakopto is located 22 Km from Kalavryta and the journey takes one hour. The speed of the train ranges between 30 and 40 Km/h on normal rail and 6 - 15 Km/h on cogs.
Photograph courtesy of Robert Wallace at Flickr.
Kalavryta is 750 metres above sea level so a normal train could not cope with the rise in the ground so beneath the trains there is a mechanism whereby cogs on the train engage with the rack system between the train tracks.
The little cog train known in the past as the 'odontotos' (= tooth train), is well known to train lovers all over the world, because its journey along the gorge, is one of the most spectacular railway rides anywhere.
The narrow gauge tracks follow the stream bed of the Vouriakos river and the little train travels alongside the river, climbing the fantastic narrow gorge up into the mountains, through tunnels, over waterfalls, along cliffs and through forests.
When the incline gets really steep it the train switches from regular track to the cog system. Often you see people hiking down the gorge on an international E4 path and the train has to slow down to a crawl while the pedestrians hug the walls of the cliffs.
Photograph courtesy of Robert Wallace at Flickr.
On 19 May 2003, renovation began on the railway and was finished in 2009. The cost of the project amounted to 37million euro. The renewal of the existing infrastructure involved the construction of new superstructure, new trains, new tracks, new sleepers and ballast. At the same time there was extensive maintenance carried out on the metal bridges and the purchase of four new trains from a Swiss company. These trains replace the ones which had been in use for more than forty years.
The views from the train as it travels up and down the gorge are spectacular, you see huge cliffs, the river with its waterfalls, bridges and tunnels. The amazing scenery really cannot be described, it needs to be seen to be believed! And take your camera!!
You can see information, timetable and costs at this site. Visit Odontotos rack railway
Kalavryta is the most beautiful and picturesque town of the area of Chelmos, one of the reasons that it is a popular destination, mainly during the winter as the nearby ski centre attracts thousands of visitors, especially at weekends. In the summer the town is quieter although the train from Diakopto brings many tourists
During the late Middle Ages, the town was the centre of the Barony of Kalavryta within the Frankish Principality of Achaea, until it was reconquered by the Byzantines in the 1270s.
After that it remained under Byzantine control until the fall of the Despotate of the Morea to the Ottoman Turks in 1460. With the exception of a 30-year interlude of Venetian control, the town remained under Turkish rule until the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence in 1821, in whose early stages Kalavryta figures prominently: it was here that on 21 March 1821 the flag of the revolt was raised at the monastery of Agia Lavra by bishop Germanos III of Old Patras.
The Massacre of Kalavryta refers to the extermination of the male population and the total destruction of the town by German occupying forces during World War II, on 13 December 1943. Apart from the deportation and murder of over 80% of Greece's Jewish population, it is the most serious case of war crimes committed during the Axis occupation of Greece during World War II.
In early December 1943, the German Army launched Operation Kalavryta, intending to surround Greek Resistance fighters in the mountainous area surrounding Kalavryta. During the operation, 78 German soldiers, who had been taken prisoner by the guerillas in October, were executed by their captors. The commander of the German division ordered harsh and massive reprisal operations across the region. He personally ordered the killing of the male population of Kalavryta. Operation Kalavryta was mounted and all forces were aimed at the area.
Wehrmacht troops burnt villages and monasteries and shot civilians on their way. When they reached the town they took all the women and children to the local school and marched all males 12 and older, including priests, to a hill overlooking the town. There, the German troops machine-gunned them. There were only 13 male survivors. Over 500 died just at Kalavryta. Survivors stated that when the Germans machine-gunned the crowd, they had been covered by the dead when they fell.
The women and children were locked inside the village school which was set alight. They managed to get out of the burning school, it is said that a soldier took pity on them and let them escape, while the rest of the town was set ablaze. The following day the Nazi troops burnt down the Agia Lavra monastery, a landmark of the Greek War of Independence.
In total, nearly 1,000 civilians were killed during the reprisals of Operation Kalavryta. Twenty eight communities, towns, villages, monasteries and settlements were destroyed. In Kalavryta itself about 1,000 houses were looted and burned.
The Museum Collection housed in the old primary school is composed of personal belongings of citizens who were executed, historical documents from private collections, photographs from both Greek and German state archives, stamps, engravings by various artists, whose themes were inspired by the sacrifice of the people of Kalavryta and some of which were created immediately after the tragic event. The main door is always kept locked in memory of the men and boys who were taken to their death through the door, and also the old clock on the church is stopped at the time the killing began. A visit to the Museum is very emotional, some of the photographs reduce you to tears.
A tiny chapel is located at the holocaust monument. Inside are lamps with candles which are lit for each person who was murdered. A nameplate is attached to each lamp with the name and age of the person who died. It is very moving when you walk down the steps and inside.
It is hard to imagine what the women of the village went through. They had the terrible task of burying their dead, then trying to feed and house themselves and their children as the Nazis took all of the supplies they could find leaving the surviving villagers with absolutely nothing and homeless for the coming winter. A whole generation grew up without their fathers and brothers.
Kalavryta is very beautiful and you will love to walk through the buildings, you will also find lots of tavernas, restaurants, cafes, bars, and many shops selling local products.
Loggerhead Turtles
Kyparissia Bay is the second largest Mediterranean reproduction habitat of the Loggerhead (Caretta Caretta) sea turtle, and it is situated in the West Peloponnesse. The sandy beach is 46 km long and it is only broken by the Alfios River and two smaller ones, the Neda and Arkadikos.
The core of the habitat is located in the south part of the Gulf and throughout the 10km of coast between the river Neda and Kalo Nero village, where the 86% of the nesting takes place. In this section, up to the 25th July 1014 , 892 nests were protected and recorded.
Three photographs courtesy of 'addicted2pawn' at Flickr who worked as a volunteer for Archelon, the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece.
Since 1983, the primary objective of ARCHELON has been to protect the sea turtles and their habitats in Greece through monitoring and research, developing and implementing management plans, habitat restoration, raising public awareness and rehabilitating sick and injured turtles.
The Society relies heavily on voluntary work. Every year over 500 volunteers from all over the world are invited to help with the work on the nesting beaches and the Rescue Centre. In the North Kyparissia Gulf, over 100 people from all over the world participate in activities which operate to protect the sea turtles of the area.
Archelon runs the following activities from May 15th to September 30th.
- * Morning observation, during which reproductive activity is recorded daily.
- * Night observation and marking of adult sea turtles.
- * Nest protection from human activity and predators (foxes, dogs etc), which is done by enclosing and marking the nests.
- * Excavation of nests after the exit of the hatchlings in order to estimate the number that left the nest.
- * A public awareness programme, operating a seasonal information station in Kalo Nero village, and by various other means.
Every summer the major nesting areas in Greece (Zakynthos, Peloponnese and Crete) around 75 kilometres are monitored daily. Every year over 2,500 nests are protected against human threats, predation and sea inundation.
Every year around 300 turtles are tagged in order to monitor their movements in the sea. Recently satellite transmitters have been used. Over 50 injured sea turtles are treated every year at the Rescue Centre at Glyfada (Athens).
This photograph was taken when I was working as a volunteer for a few weeks 4 years ago. The baby was found alive in nest I was excavating. They are put at the side of the nest and allowed to make their own way down to the sea.
The loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta), is a marine reptile, belonging to the family Cheloniidae. The average loggerhead measures around 90cm long when fully grown, although larger specimens of up to 280cm have been found. The adult loggerhead sea turtle weighs approximately 135 kg , with the largest specimens weighing in at more than 450 kg .
The loggerhead sea turtle is found in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans, as well as the Mediterranean Sea. It spends most of its life in saltwater and estuarine habitats, with females briefly coming ashore to lay their eggs, ususally at the site where they were hatched. The loggerhead sea turtle has a low reproductive rate; females lay an average of four egg clutches and then become quiescent, producing no eggs for two to three years. The average number of eggs per nest is around 100-110. The loggerhead reaches sexual maturity within 17-33 years and has a lifespan of 47-67 years.
Photographs courtesy of JHannah_92 at Flickr.
Hatchlings range in color from light brown to almost black, lacking the adult's distinct yellows and reds. On hatching, they measure about 4.6 cm and weigh about 20g. The eggs are typically laid on the beach in an area above the high-tide line. The eggs are laid near the water so the hatchlings can return to the sea. The sex of the baby turtles is determined by the temperature in the nest.
After incubating for around 80 days, hatchlings dig through the sand to the surface,usually occurs at night, when darkness increases the chance of escaping predators and damage from extreme sand surface temperatures is reduced. Hatchlings enter the ocean by navigating toward the brighter horizon created by the reflection of the moon and starlight off the water's surface. So if there is artificial lighting in the area they will head towards that.
My short time working as a volunteer was very rewarding, I learnt a great deal about turtles and the work of Archelon. Even with all the work going on around the world the Loggerhead Turtle is still an endangered species. Out of thousands of hatchlings only a few make it to adulthood.
Here is a link to the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece. Visit Archelon
This is also a very interesting site with lots of information. Visit Sea Turtle Conservancy
Bridge of Mavrozoumena
This stone bridge was built on the ancient road leading from the east to Ancient Messene just outside the village of Neochori, near Meligalas in Messinia. The bridge stands approximately 1.5km to the northeast of the Arcadian Gate, at the junction of two streams of the Pamisos River. The foundations of the bridge as well as its lower part are constructed of large rectangular stones dating back to Hellenistic times, and the masonry of the wall is similar to the fortified walls of Ancient Messene. The arched superstructure of the bridge was built during the Turkish occupation. The bridge, which has a total of nine arches, has three arms that meet in a Y shape.
Each of the branches corresponds to one of the three roads that connect here. It is a unique example of a bridge that was constructed against the flow of the river, which indicates that it was designed by pioneering architects of antiquity. According to tradition it was built in medieval times by the wife of a man called Mavrozomis and this is why it was named "the Bridge of Mavrozoumena". It was repaired during the Turkish occupation as attested by an inscription which says the bridge was restored by Sinan Soubassiou from Karitaina, (a town in Archadia) at my own expense. There is a new bridge being built across the river about 100m downstream.
The Old Watermill at Kyparissia
The Old Watermill is situated in a beautiful location approximately 2km from the town of Kyparissia on a country road in the village of Myloi. There is a sign on the road as you go into Kyparissia from Kalo Nero.
The mill was in operation before 1850 and has been restored by the owners with love, attention to detail and respect for its history and traditional architecture. This was overseen by the Directorate of Contemporary and Modern Monuments of Western Greece.
When I visited the mill, the owner showed me round and then started the watermill working. It was amazing to see the wheat filtering down a small chute and into the grinding stones, and seeing the flour actually being produced. I brought home a bag of flour that I actually saw being milled!!
The water for the mill comes down from the mountain behind the building and operates a huge wheel underneath the milling mechanism.
The watermill works in a traditional way, all working parts were salvaged and only the wooden parts were changed.
The mill goes back a long way in history. It has changed owners many times. It has been a small shop and a taverna. During WWII partisans and the resistance established their headquarters here. The mill was declared a protected monument by the Central Council for Modern Monument in 2012.
At the mill you can see the restored old building with the old milling mechanism that has been reconditioned and is now fully operational. Also on display are all the equipment and tools that have been salvaged and restored, a lot of old documents and memorabilia from the mill. It is actually a small museum.
In the two storey part of the mill is a wonderful shop in 2 small rooms with a beautiful array of local goods ranging from the actual milled wheat flour to herbs, sweets, spirits, liquers, pickles, pate, olove products, aromatic vinegars, pasta, jams and lots more.
Up the wooden stairs is a lovely cafe where you can enjoy a drink or a dessert of your choice. Outside there are some shaded sitting areas where you can relax and enjoy the beauty of the estate.
The garden of the mill is full of citrus trees, herbs and flowers. There are plane trees and a brook and water that runs through the garden and the view of the beautiful hill behind the property.
Pineios Lake
The Pineios River, on its way to the sea, supplies the artificial lake of Pineios. One of Elis most important constructions completed in 1968, the dam that holds the water of the river is located close to Ancient Elis. Its total height is 50m and it is 2,175 meters long.
Pineios is one of the Peloponnese's most significant rivers, its total length is 70 km. Also known as Gastouni River, it has its sources in the mount Erymanthos and empties in the Ionian Sea near town bearing the same name.
According to mythology, Hercules diverted the flow of Pineios and Alfeios rivers in order to clean the Augean Stables in his fifth labor. After having demolished the stables' walls, the hero used the river flow to clean the dung.
Lake Pinieos is an artificial lake created by construction of a dam on the river Pinieos. It is located in Ilia prefecture. It has an area of 19,895 square kilometers and is the largest lake in Peloponnese.
Construction began on the dam, which has a thickness of 10 meters, in September 1961 and the project was completed in 1968. With the filling of the dam with water, Xenies village was abandoned as it was be at the bottom of the lake, but Paleochora, Agia Anna and Souli villages were also evacuated.
The area of the dam basin is 723 km, and the lake's capacity is 366 million cubic meters.
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The last decade has seen a rapid, planet-scale growth in deployment and usage of smart mobile devices, ambient sensors, smartphone applications and advanced communication technologies. This era has prompted for large-scale, planet-wide data collection, storage, processing and dissemination technologies, advancing our knowledge about human behaviour and interactions at a planetary scale. Evolution of such technologies and methodologies, in addition to the high investments in Internet of things (IoT) deployments, has inherently led to a number of security, privacy and ethical issues as well as new systems, networking, and application challenges.
This 6th HotPlanet workshop will bring together networking, wireless, mobile computing and systems research to understand the challenges ahead and advance the dialogue on topics related to large-scale measurements and big data analytics centred on individuals. It aims to attract publications on data collection and analysis, such as knowledge-discovery methodologies, large-scale data mining, and big social media data and location traces analytics, but also on deployment challenges, such as innovative real-world measurement technologies, end-user applications, large-scale deployment experiences, and innovative large-scale mobile sensing systems. Topics of interest include:
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Repeatable Experiments - Challenges and Opportunities for Networking Researchers
Prof Aruna Seneviratne, NICTA, Australia.
Abstract: Data is being collected from different vantage points in current distributed systems: at the end devices, the network and at the information sources. This is data collection is becoming a necessary requirement for the monetization of the services being offered and managing the performance of the systems that are offering the services. Two of the fundamental challenges for developing new theories and techniques for using the data that is being collected are (a) the verifiability of the data and the ability to carry out repeatable experiments, and (b) using the data that is collected without impacting the users' security and privacy. This talk will present an overview of the work being done to address these two issues, using our experience in developing a set of tools for conducting repeatable experiments and collecting smartphone data, and highlight the challenges and opportunities developing tools and extending them especially to cellular mobile networks.
About the speaker: Professor Aruna Seneviratne is currently the leader of the Networks Research Group at NICTA Australian Technology Park Laboratory, in Sydney, Australia and the Foundation Chair of Telecommunications, at the University of New South Wales. He has held academic appointments at the University of Bradford, UK, Curtin University, University of Technology, Sydney and the University of New South Wales in Australia. He has also held visiting appointments at the University of Pierre Marie Curie, Paris, and INRIA and been a consultant to numerous organizations, including Telstra, Vodafone, Inmarsat and Ericsson. He holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of Bath, UK and is a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.
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We live far from most of our family. If we are going to load up and drive a full-day, I want our car picnic lunch to be a little special. It gives us something to look forward to and turns the lunch stop into an event. Sometimes I will use the sun dried tomato wraps and make chicken salad wraps, or I will use home made bread or bread from Panera. Just the act of eating food outside enhances the taste.
When it comes to chicken salad, I think most of us like the style of chicken salad our mothers or grandmothers made. I have a friend who has to have shredded chicken in his chicken salad because that is how his grandmother made it. I like chunks and lots of herbs, because that is how Mama Lou made it. When I was a student at Clemson, our church had an adopt-a-student program. I was so lucky to have Lou and Norb Goebel as my adoptive parents. Not many people will say that their best friend in college was in her 70's! I learned so much from Mama Lou. Clemson University prepared me well for my career, Mama Lou gave me an internship on life. Once a week I would go to Mama Lou's and help her clean house. She paid me to help clean house, but I got so much more out of the experience. That is when I first learned to cook. Lou and Norb had their biggest meal of the day at lunch. We would work on cleaning the house and then I would help Mama Lou make lunch. If there was a home game that weekend, I would help prepare make ahead meals for all of the family coming to town. Chicken salad was one of those recipes. I have made a couple of small additions over the years. I add fresh dill, dried cranberries and use a roasted chicken (instead of boiled), otherwise it is just like Mama Lou's.
This is one of my family's favorite things that I make. For me I love the moist chicken with just the right amount of crunch from the celery and onion. The fresh dill and parsley make this chicken salad special. When I make her chicken salad, I feel close to Mama Lou. As I chop the celery I remember her instructions to me, make sure you dice that celery very small. I can't remember if it was Ricky of Jimmy, but one of her grandsons 'thought' he did not like celery, so we did a small dice to hide it. Even though my family loves celery, I still dice the celery small. I think the small dice helps it distribute better throughout the salad. Mama Lou also insisted that we use Dukes Mayonnaise (the best) and lots of fresh parsley.
I hope you give this a try and wish you many happy chicken salad memories!
- 1 whole (5lb) roasted chicken you can roast your own or use a rotisserie from the store
- 1 stalk celery diced
- 1/2 large sweet onion diced
- 1 and 1/3 cups Mayonnaise prefer Dukes brand
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon whole grain mustard
- 1 tablespoon red wine or other light vinegar sometimes I use rice wine vinegar if I am out of red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon honey just a little drizzle is all you need to find the right balance
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries I use original Craisins by Ocean Spray
- bunch fresh flat leaf parsley chopped
- 2 Tablespoons fresh dill chopped, we love dill, so I add more. you can do this to taste
- fresh ground pepper
- salt to taste be careful not to add too much salt, the amount depends on how salty your chicken is
- I always make chicken salad the same as Mam Lou. I have tried making the dressing separate and it never turns out quite right. So I gave up, and went back to the method that I learned.
- I first skin and pull the chicken apart. I dice the chicken up and put it in the bottom of a large bowl. Taste your chicken to see how seasoned it is. This will give you an idea of how much salt you might needed.
- Then I dice the onion and celery and put that on top of the chicken. I throw in a handful of craisins. Then I get out my Duke's Mayonnaise and put a big dollop on top. (For you I measured as I dolloped.) It is better to err on the side of needing to add more mayonnaise later than to have a chicken salad that is too soupy. On top of the mayo blob I add both mustards, a couple of splashes of red wine vinegar, and a little drizzle of honey. This is also where I add my fresh cracked pepper and salt. Mama Lou would say to add the seasonings to the wet mixture so that it all distributes better in the salad. I chop my fresh flat leaf parsley and dill and put that on top. I mix it all together and see if it needs any more mayo or salt. (Go easy on the salt.)
This chicken salad is a huge hit wherever I bring it. I like that it is so full of flavor and if I am feeding a big crowd it is easy to make a large batch. Enjoy!


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An initial review of the financial records of Media Network, once the country's largest nonprofit corporation devoted to fiscal sponsorship of independent films, has determined that the defunct corporation's revenues dropped sharply in 1997 and that its operating deficit ballooned.
Media Network abruptly closed its doors late last year, owing dozens of filmmakers more than a total of $150,000 in money that they had placed in its trust. Since then, the corporation's board of directors has told many filmmakers that they might get back only 36 or 53 percent of what they are owed.
The review, by the charities bureau of the office of State Attorney General Dennis C. Vacco, was submitted yesterday in Manhattan to State Supreme Court Judge Herman Cahn, who is presiding over Media Network's dissolution and a lawsuit filed by one of the filmmakers, who is attempting to get back $92,600.Continue reading the main story


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While summer has people flocking to seaside towns to top up their tans, one of the best things about winter is a warming weekend away exploring some of the country's quirky and quaint towns.
Situated between Johannesburg and KwaZulu-Natal, is "jewel of the eastern Free State" Clarens. This small arty town, situated in the foothills of the Maloti mountains is the perfect location for a chilly weekend away, exploring galleries, shops, cafes, the majestic outdoors, and more.
Here's how you can get #HotInClarens this winter.
Get the blood going:
To start, get on your feet and get out to explore everything this artists' haven has to offer.
There's nothing like a bit of exercise to warm you up, and going on foot is the best way to explore every nook and cranny of a small town. Pick up your copy of the "Clarens and Surrounds Visitors Guide" from one of the local shops to help you on your way.
Get arty:
Known as the "art mecca of South Africa", Clarens has no shortage of arts and crafts to stuck in to. With more than 20 local art galleries, you can peruse, purchase, or perhaps even participate in a class or workshop yourself.
There are also many stores selling local crafts, so if you'd just like to buy something beautiful to take home and remind you of your trip, you can do that too. Take a stroll around the town to appreciate the sandstone architecture of the cottages and pop in at the Clarens Brewery to relax afterwards while enjoying the "art" of craft beer.
Indulge your sense of adventure:
Clarens has many activities on offer for those seeking adventure – with ziplining, archery, climbing or abseiling, hot air ballooning, water rafting, or even a relaxed round of golf or putt- putt on offer, to name just a few options.
Contact Clarens Xtreme or Outrageous Adventures for more information.
If you'd prefer to simply be in nature, without the adrenaline rush, Clarens is well-known for its many hiking trails with options for light strolls or walks to suit the whole family, or tougher trails for the slightly fitter. You can purchase a map of the local trails from many local hotels and shops, or get more information online from the Clarens Village Conservancy.
You can also visit the nearby Golden Gate Highlands National Park for a game drive, more hiking trails, or horse riding.
Wild Clarens:
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Lionsrock sanctuary is situated nearby approximately 12 km from Bethlehem. Being home to a diverse range of wildlife and predators makes it an ideal destination for wildlife enthusiasts.
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Across the landscape biodiversity is richly represented, the area is known for the Cosmos flowers and sunflowers, many species of trees and grasses, a variety of buck including zebras, rooihartebees, eland, springbuck, impala, black wildebees and many other antelope species and plenty of opportunities for the bird-watcher – the many farms and reserves in the area are committed to Responsible and Sustainable Tourism.
Ancient Africa:
The Motoulong or Fertility Cave in the Dihlabeng Rural area has rich deposits of fossils, and fossil hunting expeditions are popular. Some of these ancient remnants date back 200 million years. Rock climbing is also an activity enjoyed by locals and visitors alike – you can explore the
area that has been inhabited by the Basotho people for generations, they take the distinctive shape of their headgear from the surrounding mountains.
Warm up:
After a long day on your feet, adventuring, or exploring the outdoors in the winter chill, you'll want to warm up – and why not indulge your sweet tooth while you're at it.
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Whether you choose to have these cocktails with or without the alcohol, they're guaranteed to warm you up!
For more information ahead of your visit to Clarens see http://www.clarenssa.co.za/ or search #MyTimeinClarens.


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Why don't Readers review books?
There is no one answer, but I believe the average reader may think their opinion doesn't matter. OH BUT IT DOES! Especially to new authors such as myself. Stephen King doesn't need 5,000 reviews, but I would enjoy having 50. First, reviews help the author to know how the book was received, and as a tool to improve their writing based on those things a reader may not have liked. Second, the author's exposure and ranking is tied to the number of reviews they receive. Third, it's not that hard to do. A simple star rating and a statement whether you liked the book or not will suffice. No need to feel you have to write a review as wordy as some. But if you want to, here is a link to Writing-World.Com that provides a guideline: www.writing-world.com/freelance/asenjo.shtml
I very much appreciate those that have taken the effort to write a review. Even the readers who didn't find my writing up to their expectations or standards, please know that your input is a valuable part of my writing process which I consider to make improvement with each subsequent book.
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Normally in java String, java.lang.Math and Wrapper classes are the immutable classes.
To create class immutable, you need some steps then it will become immutable class
1) Declare the class as final so it can't be extended.
2) Make all fields private so that direct access is not allowed.
3) Don't provide setter methods for variables.
4) Make all mutable fields final so that it's value can be assigned only once.
5) Initialize all the fields via a constructor performing deep copy.
6) Perform cloning of objects in the getter methods to return a copy rather than
returning the actual object reference.
See below example,
package com.adnjavainterview;
public final class Immutable{
private final int id;
private final String name;
public Immutable(int a,String n){
public int getId() {
return id;
public String getName() {
return name;
Benefits Of Immutable Classes in Java:--
1) Immutable objects are by default thread safe, can be shared without synchronization in concurrent environment.
2) Immutable object simplifies development, because its easier to share between multiple threads without external synchronization.
3) Immutable object boost performance of Java application by reducing synchronization in code.
4) Another important benefit of Immutable objects is re-usability, you can cache Immutable object and reuse them, much like String literals and Integers.
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Speaking Engagements
Anthony Ercolano is available to address your audience on a variety of topics. These include:
Finding Meaning in Illness
"How do past experiences, myths, and stories affect my ability to handle illness?"
Does my life still have meaning? Will my life have meaning once I am gone?
Meaning (which may or may not be faith-based) is a strong indicator of higher tolerance
for pain and fatigue and lower incidence of depression
Victor Frankl - Logotherapy
The evocation of meaning through myth
The transformative power of story
Originating emanation
Challenging Myth
Dialogue or resistance
Invitation to others
Transformative movies and stories
You can be whoever you want to be through the course of your illness. You have the
capacity to interpret your life and your illness any way you want.
Dealing With the Loss of a Loved One
"How to begin the process of healing after the loss of a loved one."
For the minister - Ministering to the survivors
Symptoms of grief
Common myths about the 5 stages
The work of Grief
To accept the reality of the loss
Experience the pain
Adjust to the new environment
Reinvest in the new reality
Highly personal process
(Meditation Experience)
The failure to address
The Path to Self Love – A Spiritual Journey
"There will never be another you."
Discovering who we are
Healing misconceptions
When have you felt most loved?
Living in the presence of the Other.
I am irreplaceable.
Positive input of various religious traditions
Meditation/contemplation exercise
Spiritual Issues in End-of-Life Care (for the healthcare provider)
A consideration of universal spiritual concerns
If a patient is dying, they do not need a technician; they need a caring presence.
"One who has a 'why' to live for can bear with almost any 'how.'"
Unique spiritual concerns that pertain to specific religious traditions
"How can I learn to hear what my parent (child) is really saying?"
Communicating with your child; Communicating with your parent; The art of active listening
Aging Well
Practical suggestions for healthy aging
Mental, physical and emotional guidance as one faces retirement or aging.


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The Florida Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) Network is an extensive, statewide system for health professional education and support founded upon 10 regional Area Health Education Centers. Each AHEC is supported by an AHEC program at one of the state's five medical schools. This organizational structure enables the AHECs to draw upon the resources of the academic health centers in addressing local health care issues. The Florida AHEC Network has, over this past decade, addressed the primary health care needs of Florida's most vulnerable populations through a series of innovative strategies designed to:
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