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In the 2011 MLS SuperDraft, one college team stole the headlines: Caleb Porter's Akron Zips represented five of the first eight picks on the day. In all, MLS clubs picked up seven starters from the 2010 national college champions.
As the departed Zips gear up to make an impact in MLS, Porter has been busy preparing for the fall 2011 season as he looks to build another championship-winning side.
So far, so good.
"It's been very positive," Porter told MLSsoccer.com over the phone. "We had prepared, like always, to lose guys, so we had some bullets in the barrel. I think we're pretty close to being done [rebuilding]."
Tuesday morning, the Zips officially confirmed a nine-man recruiting class, many of whom will be fighting for a starting spot as the spring season nears its start.
MLS academies are helping to supply this year's infusion of Zips. Midfielder Wil Trapp, from the Columbus Crew Academy, is one of the nation's highest-ranked youth players and perhaps the centerpiece of the class. He's joined by fellow Crew Academy teammate and defender Kyle Culbertson.
Along with the Ohio-based pair, forward Andy Chiu (Real Salt Lake), midfielder DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders) and defender Bryan Gallego (New York Red Bulls) will all be eligible to play for the Zips in the fall.
Another Ohio recruit, David Murrow, Chilean forward Diego Navarrete, and two transfers, forward Luke Holmes (Notre Dame College) and defender Kayvon Afsarifard (Loyola University-Chicago), round out the intake.
Five of those – Holmes, Navarrete, Culbertson, Murrow and Afsarifard – are already enrolled and training with the Zips. One or two more international students could also be added before the fall.
[inline_node:324815]These new faces will join a number of holdovers, but even with the turnover rate high, Porter indicates nothing will change the way Akron plays.
"We want to continue to play the right way," he said. "I think when you've bred a certain culture and certain style within your players, it's easier to plug in individuals because it's not so much about the individuals, it's about the team."
Porter also revealed plans to play roughly eight games in the spring, including a spring-break trip to Madrid to play against the reserve teams of Real Madrid, Getafe and Atlético Madrid. Along with that, national powerhouse Maryland will visit Akron for one last fine-tuning match before the players depart for summer break.
The addition of the new recruits alongside the remaining members of last year's College Cup-winning team helps compensate for the loss of seven players.
"We have three or four guys who we think are ready to step right in and are right at the level of some of the guys we lost," Porter said.
First off, there are starters like goalkeeper David Meves, forward Darren Mattocks and midfielder Scott Caldwell among the veterans who will lead the charge. In addition, a number of talented players who simply didn't get a chance last season will be expected to step up this year, such as Costa Rican youth international Reinaldo Brenes and forward Richard Diaz.
While the process is going to be challenging, Porter hopes to deliver on his promise of keeping the Zips in contention for national championships on a yearly basis. That will be put to the test this fall.
"We don't want to be a one-hit wonder, we want to keep competing to win national championships," he said.


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|Performed by Aldo Colombini. GEORGE HILLS COMES FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM AND PERFORMS FOR KIDS, AFTER DINNER PARTIES, CLOSE UP AND BASICALLY EVERYWHERE. HE HAS A UNIQUE ABILITY TO PRODUCE ENTERTAINING AND COMMERCIAL COMEDY ITEMS. WHAT FOLLOWS IS A SAMPLE OF HIS PRODUCTIONS.
JUMBO JAPE: Small cards stuck on regular sized cards to create a funny look are shown and used to obtain an entertaining routine. This is a comedy item that can be presented with jumbo cards!
ART CLASS: Using an amusing storyline about your time at an evening art class, a small packet of cards are shown to be stick men. They turn into stick ladies. Eventually, you are taking a photographic course and the routine ends with a comical ending!
DOUBLE DIAMONDS: This piece of magic is another way to reveal a selected card using a sheet of paper, but with a funny and surprising ending!
TABLE HOPPERS CLOCK: A regular in George's table hopping repertoire. Based on the clock principle, you are using in this routine a miniature deck of cards and a clock dial to produce a stunning prediction!
TEA AND TART FOR TWO: A funny whimsical storyline that ends with the picture of a rat appearing together with a punch line!
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Former Deputy Bob Hill.
Regular readers/viewers will be aware that in November 2015 former Jersey politician, Human Rights and anti Child Abuse Campaigner, Bob Hill, suffered a near fatal stroke/brain haemorrhage which we reported HERE. The stroke left Bob paralysed on his right hand side and he lost his ability to speak.
Bob spent seven months in hospital/Overdale hospital recuperating and was discharged in June last year (2016). He moved back into his house where his wife Ann had had the house modified/adapted to cater for Bob's new needs. We reported on Bob's release from hospital and return home HERE.
Since his return home Bob has been making slow but significant progress. He is still paralysed down his right hand side and struggles with his speech although there has been significant improvement with his speech.
Last week I watched Bob stand up out of his wheelchair (with his walking aid), do a 360 turn, and sit back down again. This was a huge step forward and very encouraging. Well I suppose, strictly speaking, it was a few steps in a circle but you get what I mean!
Less than a week later I watched Bob (video below) get out of his wheelchair, walk to the front door, get the mail from the letter box, and walk back to sit down. This is very significant progress and lots of steps forward!
A number of our readers/viewers have contacted us both publicly (comments on Blogs) and privately asking how Bob and family are getting on, is Bob getting better? We've even been asked if he is still alive!
After witnessing these massive steps forward today we wanted to share this significant event with our readers and well wishers.
It should be mentioned that Bob is under instruction NOT to attempt walking without a physiotherapist being present. Bob's wife Ann has had to sign a waiver taking responsibility should Bob fall while trying to walk. This explains why Ann is a lot more worried when Bob is on his feet than he is!
Those who know Bob will know that he's never been one for doing what he is told and, as the saying goes; "you can't keep a good man down!"


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Washington stole the ball from Nick Russell and scored to put the Cowboys (13-0) ahead by three. Russell committed another turnover in the closing seconds as the Mustangs (10-5) fell to 5-1 at home.
Larry Nance Jr. added 12 points for Wyoming and Josh Adams had 11. Russell led SMU with 17 points and Cannen Cunningham had 14 points and 11 rebounds. Neither team managed more than a five-point lead.
Wyoming next opens Mountain West play by hosting Boise State on Jan. 9, while SMU starts Conference USA action against Tulsa on Sunday. That game pits SMU coach Larry Brown against Tulsa's Danny Manning, the Final Four Most Outstanding Player from Brown's Kansas team that won the 1988 national title.


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Big Weekend for Mullinahone
Next weekend will be a most important one in Mullinahone. Two events of major importance will take place. The Annual Kickham Country Weekend will take place from Friday night to Sunday afternoon and on Sunday the parish will mark the Golden Jubilees of two Mullinahone nuns, the Crowley sisters from Kilvemnon.
Golden Jubilees
Back in the mid 1950's Will Crowley died. His wife, Mary had pre-deceased him at the age of 35 in 1949. The 6 Crowley children (3 boys and 3 girls) were then divided out between relatives with the girls having to leave Kilvemnon. Sr. Agnes and Sr. Maria became nuns and their brother, Joe, joined the Patrician Brothers.
Joe died in Australia in 2004. Rena, the third sister and Liam are still hale and hearty in the Powerstown-Lisronagh and Carrick-on-Suir areas, while many locals remember Michael who stayed at home in Kilvemnon with fondness. Sisters, Agnes and Maria celebrate the Golden Jubilee of their religious profession in St. Michael's Church on Sunday next, August 9th at 11.30am Mass. We would like to see every family represented at this event.
Kickham Country Weekend
The Kickham Country Weekend will be launched on Friday night by Dr. Proinsias O Drisceoil at 7.30pm. A lecture on the first biographer of Charles Kickham "Michael Kavanagh" follows. Saturday afternoon sees the annual bus tour, this time of the Templeorum area and the farm of Mrs. Mary O'Shea. A second lecture on "Old Kilcash" on Saturday night and Sunday sees the oration at Kickham's grave by author Jim Maher. The weekend concludes with the poetry reading in Killaghy Castle on Sunday afternoon with guest poet, Michael Coady, Carrick-on-Suir.
Lime in Water
Locals have been concerned with the amount of lime in the local water supply for the last 6 to 8 weeks. This is certainly long enough to do damage to electrical machines such as kettles, washing machines and dishwashers. We believe that the limey supply comes from a local well which is brought into use with an auxiliary pump when the main supply fails and is out of action. Many locals think that the main supply has now been out of action for far too long.
A Very Important Win
Since the start of the season, Mullinahone senior hurlers have shown considerable improvement over last season. Mid season, we got hit with trips to the USA and injuries. These combined to threaten our progress to a 2015 South final. First we lost the first semi-final to Killenaule, though we played rather well. On Saturday night last, in Fethard, we availed of our second chance in the semi-final to deservedly defeat Ballingarry by two points and qualify for another tilt at Killenaule in the final. We were lucky on Saturday that some of our injured have recovered sufficiently to play, though future fitness will have to improve.
We started reasonably well and had built up a 4 point lead when through mistakes we conceded 1-01. A second Ballingarry goal gave them the initiative and half way through the second half, they had gone into a 3 point lead. We then hit 5 unanswered points as the pendulum swung towards us. In a tight finish, points were exchanged and we held on to our two point lead. Our lads lined out : Alan Walsh, Kevin Walzer, Paul Curran, George Browning, Enda Keane, Gary Cronin, Niall Curran, AlanCurran (capt), Kevin Bolger, Graham Horan, Sean Curran, Jack Shelly, Eoin Kelly, Paul Kelly, Micheál Dunne, subs used: Luke Mullally, Colin Shelly and Niall O'Brien.
Management team: Adrian O'Sullivan, Johnny Kennedy and Franny Kelly. Our senior hurlers now face a crowded Autumn knockout programme with finals of Tipperary league "Dr. Fogarty Cup" on Friday night next in Templetouhy, the final of the St. Mollerans tournament, the South final and games in the County championship.
Juvenile Hurling
Perhaps, a new wave of hurlers is on the way.The last few weeks have been good for Mullinahone at underage level. Under 16's and under 14's have had wins, but pride of place must go to our under 12's who had 3 wins. During the week the team had a good 4-09 to 3-03 win over Killenaule.
Another win followed over Ballingarry on Sunday
Kellogs Cúl Camp If you would like to take part in the upcoming Kelloggs Cúl Camp please contact the secretary or chairman of the C J Kickhams Juvenile Club Victor Direen/Sean O'Meara.
Joe is Thanked
Our retired postman, Joe Pollard was the recipient of a presentation from the local Community Council on Saturday night last. The esteem in which Joe was held was marked by the fine crowd who attended the presentation, even if it clashed with a major event "the hurling semi-final via Ballingarry". Joe had been our ever helpful postman for the last 2 decades and was involved in the local public eye for long before that. The presentation was made to Joe on behalf of the local council by Eddie O'Meara, MCC, Chairman.
Ann Pollard was presented with a bouquet of flowers by Mary Guiry, Secretary of the Community Council. Among the speakers were Fr. McGrath, P.P., who spoke of Joe's concern on his rounds for older people and his happy disposition even in the face of sad news. Fr. McGrath also mentioned that Joe's departure was yet another blow to rural living. He remarked that such as Joe could never be replaced by a drop and run postman. Others to speak well of our now ex-postman were Eddie O'Meara MCC, Jerry Barrett, former manager of Mullinahone Co-op and John Croke, local postmaster. The reception was attended by about 100 parishioners and a lovely tea was provided by the local committee.
Local Lotto Jackpot
Our local lotto jackpot draw took place on Monday 27th July 2015. The numbers drawn were 4,14,16 and 27. There was no jackpot winner, but we did have three Match 3 winners. Congrats to Jeremiah Kiely, Aisha Tobin and the Fennelly girls who shared €150. Next draw will be on Monday next 10th August when the jackpot could be worth €12,700. If you want to win, you must first be in.
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Celebrating the living Roman Way and the legacy of the Roman world. For current discussions, visit us at [societas-via-romana] on Google Groups.
Moderators: Aldus Marius, Valerius Claudius Iohanes
Marius Peregrine wrote:Neither do I like the collapsed Collegium structure. CollMil, CollVitaQuot and others were never about traffic levels, magistri, they were about presence and options. If it were a popularity contest, University courses in any branch of Roman studies would be even rarer in the US than they already are. What determines 'viability'? --We are already, by mundane standards, lovers of the obscure. Permit us our corners, our study-groups, however small. Is it really so much harder, from the technical standpoint, to have eight Collegia than four?
Marius Peregrine wrote:If a Collegium persistently cannot find a Rector, that is a good argument for consolidation or elimination. If, like CollPhil, it merely has more readers than writers, it is still worth perpetuating; it is plenty 'viable' for the writers, and even the readers get something out of it!
Oh, you say, it's all still there, the new structure is self-explanatory. Self-explanatory to whom? The gents who set it up, certainly; perhaps most everybody else. Not at all to this befuddled old veteran, who even in ancient studies cannot seem to get things to stay put.
It pains me now to look at the Forum Index, with more in the 'Admin' area above than in the 'Collegia' section below. Only four...?? --Even if it is "all still there", it must seem visually to the newcomer that we haven't been up to much. Fonts, layout, areas of text communicate as much as words. (I am a printer, remember?) Our Index now looks top-heavy, which nobody wants in an organization. Go inside a Collegium and it's even worse; a whole mish-mash of topics unrelated by anything but proximity. I feel like an attendee at a shotgun wedding. (Plenty of those, still, in Texas.)
Marius Peregrine wrote:In short, I, like Aurelius Tergestus, faver the higher resolution, what he calls the granularity, of the one-Collegium-per-decent-sized-field-of-study concept.
I leave you, magistri et Senatores, with two questions I have asked before, and would very much like an answer to now:
-- As long as we're correcting the Latin names of everything, shouldn't we be the Societas Viae Romanae, the Society of the Roman Way...?
Marius Peregrine wrote: - and -
-- When in the Nine Hells are proposals like the Edictum de Nominibus and this Collegium reform going to start being put before the People in Comitia??
Horatius Piscinus wrote:The collegia are not now a formal part of our organizational structure... Freeing the collegia may help to revitalize them...
The role of the collegia at the moment, and how they have best served, is to organize our boards and our website...The concerns that some formerly had about the development of our collegia no longer matter. We should rethink their purpose and use them accordingly
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|View Poll Results: Steins;Gate - Episode 22 Rating
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|2011-08-31, 00:18
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You are acutally 99% right. There is a manga out by the creators that tells the story from the POV of Suzuha, basically sern took over the world to prevent wars etc, but they made the world into a gattaga type world where emotion was suppressed so yes misguided good guys, suppressing humanity for the "greater good" This is why when Suzuha comes to 2010 the first time she's all surprised about all the stuff, the food the people, etc etc. . .with cern unable to make a time machine and control the world by suppressing humanity, wwIII breaks out.
the whole thing about how okabe got the reading steiner ability has been subtly explained throughout the anime (especially in episode 12, but think about the times when other people have "remembered" the past, especially mayuri and ferryis) but it was pretty much spelled out by kurisu in this very ep. what kurisu says also explains why others have hazy memories of stuff too. . .
and mayuri has ALREADY TOLD the viewers that she "remembers" what has been happening.
anyway, once you watch the final ep it will be clear why he has the powers (it will still be subtle but if you think about it for a second, you'll figure it out.) the "why can people remember other timelines" stuff has been explained in this ep
anyway some good episodes to watch again (in order) 12 for the begining,part, 2. . .the first 9 minutes. . .(when you see it you will shit bricks) 1, to figure out what is REALLY going on the eps where ferriys and ruka are persuaded to undo their d-mails(optional) ep 21(mayuris monologue at the grave) and ep 22.
P.S. one more thing about kurisu's monologue is that what she says about "you" being everywhere all at once is EXACTLY what happens in atoms. you know in junior high or high school you learn that the electrons in atoms are in orbitals orbiting around the nucleus. . .well that is wrong, there is a "probability field" that scientists have found like 20-30 years ago in which an electron is actually everywhere at the same time, and only collapses to one point and location when observed. . .not gonna get into more becuase I would need to write a book on it but yeah, just think about that for a second.
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this time around, even the brief phrase uttered by Mayuri's seyuu near the end of the episode was played out great (previously, her performance wasn't exceptionally outstanding, but in some specific episode - possibly because of the script, and not her fault)
I think I've already said it, but... Okabe's seyuu had probably the role of his life, or -anyway - one of the most challenging the current state of this industry is able to offer (very easy to overpower Okabe's behaviour...).
|2011-08-31, 01:30
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Another amazing episode once again, I have rated all episodes 10/10 so far but this deserved a hell lot more than that. I have never seen this level of romance before, it was beyond anything ever done in any other anime imo. I do wonder if all those time leaps have caused any physical damage in Okabe's brain, he seemed struggling a bit.
Now, if a third timeline does not exist then Okabe just needs to find a way to save Kurisu without shifting back to the alpha line. Hell if it was possible to bring back Feyris's dad back from the dead within the alpha line, same probably could be done for Kurisu. Also good to see Suzuha finally back in the series.
World War 3, Okabe really can't seem to find a break. This has been the best anime I have seen ever, so having very high expectations from the last two episodes.
|2011-08-31, 03:40
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And for bonus points, when I looked up his other roles, many were quite, quite different. I can hear the vocal similarities now that I know, but I wouldn't have guessed otherwise.
Though I think she's perfect in this part, I cannot honestly say the same for Hanazawa as Mayuri. That said, I agree that her little speech to Okabe at the end was lovely. The Mayuri ending is the sole character ending I was almost sorry not to have animated (plus that chapter's title was my favorite from the VN).
Speaking of audio, the music was perfectly arranged and timed. It's been a sparse OST, generally speaking, but when they've had full BGM, it's really stood out. This episode is the pinnacle of those efforts, I think.
|2011-08-31, 04:06
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Powerful, and emotional episode. At first it seemed like Kurisu and Okabe were up to their usual antics, but with Okabe unable to hide the truth from Kurisu, we just had him breaking down under the stress.
He wanted everyone to survive. Repeat it no matter how many times it takes, some sacrifice were too much. just when do you draw the line? So he can't do it, but with Kurisu's help they continue with this desperate plan. Is this gonna fix everything? I have no idea. But Suzuha's back, and it looks like it's not over yet.
9/10. Strong episode, but I'm not really sure where we can go with the last 2 episodes.
|2011-08-31, 06:24
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Okabe & Kurisu ^^ wish they would be together since they totally suit each other.
How can she remember the past time lines? Well, at least she understands his feelings & how much he cares for Mayuri. Even willing to sacrifice herself...
Guess he's not willing to lose her too. OMG, confessing to Kurisu (^-^) finally!! So cute!
Think Okabe snapped a bit at the end, no wonder. Guess the price of time leap was pretty high all things considered.
|2011-08-31, 06:35
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What's the ending song?
Is there already a full version of it?
Oh, found it, it's just the main theme.
Anyways, it's a brainfuck, when you would be able to timetravel backwards as not only past events shapes the present but the future events.
Could make you nothing but a prisoner.
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|2011-08-31, 06:55
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I said this a while back, but I realllly hope it's not Okabe who ends up somehow accidentally/or purposely killing this timeline's kurisu. Oh friggin gawd. Please nohhh. and if it's suzuha, i want to friggin bash her head on.
Excellent episode, Kurisu really is my all time favorite character!
|2011-08-31, 07:12
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We actually learn that in High School on my country so yes, I knew but I did go for the sciences branch so it's only natural.
As for the Reading Steiner I got all those things, everyone on the show seems to have it more or less but we still don't know why. We have the observation of the event but we lack the theory to explain it and I don't think the show is too concerned with it since it's just an important plot device to trigger the events in the series. Like I said I'm OK with it being that way, not everything needs an explanation in a story since many times it leads to technobable and that turns many viewers off.
And eat your peas!
|2011-08-31, 07:22
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This was by far the best episode I've seen in the series so far. What struck me the most in this ep was the expressiveness of Okabe and Kurisu, not to mention how well the two worked together and shed light to them how close the two had grown before they even realized. The way the romance was made was wonderful and well timed, and probably the best I've seen in any anime I know of to date. The way Kurisu also made Okabe open his eyes to how much pain he was really in made that scene all the more memorable.
I imagine, now that Okabe received the news about WW3 breaking out, Okabe may be encouraged seek a solution to enter a timeline in which both Mayuri and Kurisu survive. A gamma timeline, if you will. As I said in another thread before, I believe, this will require him to break anything above the 2% divergence, which will be interesting to watch.
What I'm wondering now is how they plan to fit Okabe's present struggles in two episodes when it took 22 for his current struggle. I'm actually hoping for a second season depicting Okabe's attempts to stop WW3 from happening and save both Kurisu and Mayuri. Here's to hoping Kurisu also remembers what happened in the alpha timeline previously
I'd give this a 20/10 but that's not an option unfortunately
|2011-08-31, 08:02
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I had this suspense of disbelief throughout the episode.
Don't get me wrong, I liked how their relationship developed throughout the series and this episode was something I've been hoping for, but the fact that Kurisu didn't have most, if there were even any, of the memories from her previous timelines just sorta deflates the emotional impact of the scenes when she didn't actually go through all those crazy events with Okabe that drove the development of their relationship
|2011-08-31, 08:02
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No offense, even though we all know that won't be the end of Kurisu, this episode made me shed a few tears. And daaaawww quite a lot too. DAMMNIT Y U KISS TWO EPISODES BEFORE IT ENDS??? It's like Kimi ni Todoke S2 again except there was actually a kiss.
Well the end was a bit of a shocker, WWIII and all.
|2011-08-31, 08:47
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Oh my god that was astounding. How on earth is Okabe going to stop this from happening. He's sent the Denwarenji off on Mr Brauns truck alongside the IBN5100.
I really feel that the way Okabe needs to save both Kurisu and Mayushii is to recreate the timeline when Mayushii first died. The only reason why SERN killed her was she wasn't necessary for them to achieve their goals. Could Okabe not make it so that he saves Kurisu and then somehow makes Mayushii useful for SERN so they won't kill her when they storm the lab?
Ahhhh damn this is so good. Okabe needs to save Kurisu, he just has to!
|2011-08-31, 08:52
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It's pretty clear now that nearly everyone retains the memories from the different world lines - the difference is only the degree of how clearly they remember. Okabe with his "Reading Steiner" just remembers them the most clear, but all the other people that Okabe had to erase the d-mails of have their memories intact.
At this point I think it should be abundantly clear since we've seen it repeated in every single "arc" - *everyone* has "Reading Steiner" - it's just that Okabe's is stronger than others which allows him to clearly recall the details while to others it's like a dream or deja vu, that's all. The fact that Okabe gave it this wacko name and claims that its his "ability" seems to have thrown people off to ever consider that maybe everyone else also has it but just not as strong as Okabe.
|2011-08-31, 09:27
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But hell, I've suspended my belief for crazier things. As stuff in anime go this was pretty sane already considering their development in the last 20 odd episodes.
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State of Conservation on Four Natural Properties
40. The Representative of IUCN recalled that the Committee at its seventh session had encouraged the advisory non-governmental organisations to collect information through their contacts and to inform the Committee on the state of conservation of World Heritage properties. IUCN reported to the Committee on four natural properties as follows:
a) Simen National Park (Ethiopia)
IUCN reported that the National Park personnel had apparently abandoned this park and that the area has been in the hands of armed groups. Although the group had informally assured IUCN that no damage had occurred in the park, however, IUCN still did not possess precise up-to-date information on the conservation status of this site. The Committee requested the Secretariat to invite the Ethiopian authorities to supply all possible information on the subject.
b) Mount Nimba (Guinea and Ivory Coast)
IUCN recalled that the workshop supported by the World Heritage Fund to establish a research programme and an integrated management plan for this property had taken place at Mount Nimba in December 1983. The report of this workshop had stressed that the property is under severe pressure from poaching. The situation is further exacerbated by the lack of trained personnel and surveillance patrols. Considerable support had been already provided from the World Heritage Fund, including a financial contribution to the costs of constructing mountain, shelters for the patrols. The representative of Guinea agreed that the situation was critical and the Committee requested the Secretariat and the Chairman of the Committee to draw the Guinean authorities' attention to the need to ensure the protection of this World Heritage property.
c) Tai National Park (Ivory Coast)
IUCN reported that this site was still under very serious threat due to poaching, gold prospection, tree-felling, and subsequent encroachment. The World Wildlife Fund had been discussing the means whereby international support could be raised to mitigate the situation. IUCN noted that unless conditions improved, this property might have to be recommended for inscription in the List of World Heritage in Danger. The Committee requested the Secretariat to draw the attention of the Ivory Coast authorities on the need to ensure the protection of this World Heritage property.
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IUCN informed the Committee. that, three of the republics of Yugoslavia planned to construct a hydro-electric dam which would flood a large part of the Tara River Canyon in Durmitor National park, and that the construction of a lead processing factory threatened to pollute the area. The observer from Yugoslavia confirmed that these threats still exist and that meetings were being held in Yugoslavia to try to resolve the problem. The Committee requested the Secretariat to invite the Yugoslav authorities to keep it informed of the situation and to report to the Bureau at its next session.
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Zoom Privacy Statement
Last updated: July 2020
- What this Statement Covers
- Supplementary Information
- Applying for a Job at Zoom
- Your California Privacy Rights
- Zoom for Government
- Zoom and Children
- Zoom App Marketplace & Other Sites, Mobile Applications and Services
- Personal Data We Process & How We Use It
- How We Share Personal Data
- Data Subject Privacy Rights and Choices
- European Privacy Rights
- International Transfers
- Retention
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- How to Contact Us
- Change Log
Zoom Video Communications, Inc., and its subsidiaries, affiliates and parent companies ("Zoom", "we", "us" or "our") is committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring you have a positive experience when you use our video conferencing and communication services (the "Services"), visit our webpages, interact with us on social media, or attend a Zoom sponsored event offline or online.
This Statement explains Zoom's practices when we process your "personal data," which is information that relates to an identified or identifiable individual. To "process" or "processing" means any use of personal data including, transferring, collecting, recording, storing, using, analyzing, combining, disclosing or deleting it.
This Statement may be updated periodically. If we plan to make any material changes to the way we handle personal data as described here, we will notify you by posting an updated version of this Statement on our website. Changes to this Statement are summarized in our Change Log. We may supplement this Statement with "just-in-time" notices, or other disclosures contained within or in connection with the provision of the Services, which may describe in more detail our data collection, use and sharing practices. Unless we say otherwise, such supplemental privacy statements will govern how we may process the information in the context of the specific product or service.
What this Statement Covers
This Statement applies to the personal data we process as a data controller, that is, as the party that determines what data to collect and why. You provide some of this data directly, and we get some of it by collecting data about your interactions, use, and experiences with the Services. The data we collect depends on the context of your interactions with Zoom and the choices you make, including the products and features you use. We also obtain data about you from third parties.
When you use Zoom's Services through a Zoom account holder, such as your employer or school, the processing of your personal data is determined and administered by that account holder under its privacy policies. If you have questions about how and why your personal data is collected, the legal basis for processing, or requests regarding your personal data, please refer to the account holder's privacy statement and direct your inquiries to the account holder or its administrator.
Supplementary Information
Being Considered for a Job at Zoom
Please see our Candidate Privacy Statement for supplemental information on the personal data we process in connection with our recruiting efforts.
Your California Privacy Rights
If you are a resident of the State of California, this Privacy Statement is supplemented by our California Privacy Rights Statement that explains your California privacy rights and how you can exercise these rights.
Zoom for Government
The following section on Zoom for Government (ZfG) supplements this Privacy Statement. Where terms differ, this section takes precedence.
ZfG is hosted in the United States in a separate cloud authorized by FedRAMP and is accessible by way of a separate website (www.zoomgov.com). If you use the ZfG service:
- All data collected about you while using the ZfG service or the ZfG website is stored in the United States of America;
- Your data is only processed by Zoom in accordance with FedRAMP "moderate impact level" control standards;
- The sections in this Statement related to data handling outside the United States do not apply to the personal data collected by Zoom about you in connection with your use of the ZfG service or ZfG website;
- With regard to the Zoom App Marketplace, we do not allow third parties to use any personal data obtained from us for their own purposes, unless it is with your consent (e.g. when you download an app from the Zoom for Government Marketplace: https://marketplace.zoomgov.com/).
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Zoom App Marketplace & Other Sites, Mobile Applications and Services
This Privacy Statement does not apply to any third-party applications or software that you elect to add to the Services ("Third Party Services"), or any other third-party websites, mobile applications, or online products, services or businesses you may access from the Services. When you download an App from the Zoom App Marketplace, for example, the app publisher provides its own terms of service, privacy policy and support information. Please review that information carefully.
Personal Data We Process & How We Use It
The table below describes Zoom's processing of personal data as a data controller.
Personal Data Processing
Types of Personal Data
How We Get It
What we do with it
Legal Basis
[Applies only in the EEA, and only within the meaning of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)]
Account User Data
Information we collect when you register for a free Zoom Account, such as:
From the free Zoom Account registrant
Paid Account Holder Data
Information we collect for a Paid Zoom Account, such as:
From the Paid Zoom Account registrant
Operation Data
Technical information from Zoom's software or systems hosting the Services, and from the systems, applications and devices that are used to access the Services, such as:
Automatically through use of the Services
Support and Feedback Data, such as:
Directly from a Zoom user
Approximate Location (e.g., nearest city or town)
Automatically through your use of the Services
Persistent Identifiers on Marketing Pages
Data collected through the use of cookies and pixels from tools (such as Google Analytics and
Google Ads), such as:
Depending on how you choose to configure our cookie preference tool, we may collect this info automatically from our Marketing Pages and other online services
Persistent Identifiers on Product Pages
These are third-party cookies that are necessary for technical support and to deliver the service. Please see our Cookie Policy for more detail.
Automatically when you use the Services from your web browser
Marketing Data
From Third Parties and public sources
Zoom sponsored or co-sponsored Event Attendee information
From you or the party responsible for registering you for a Zoom sponsored event
Customer Content
Customer content is the "in-session" information you give us directly through your use of the Services, such as files, chat logs, and transcripts, and any other information you may upload while using the Services. Zoom uses customer content only in connection with providing the Services – we do not monitor, sell or use customer content for any other purposes.
We do not control the actions of anyone with whom you or any other Service user may choose to share information. Therefore, we cannot and do not guarantee that any customer content you or any user provides to the Services will not be viewed by unauthorized persons. Nor can Zoom control the information a user may choose to share during a meeting. Although Zoom account holders can set privacy options that limit access to certain areas of the Services, please be aware that no security measures are perfect or impenetrable and that we are not responsible for circumvention of any security measures contained on the Services. You should be cautious about the access you provide to others when using the Services, and the information you choose to share when using the Services.
Zoom's Product and Marketing Pages
Zoom generally processes personal data in two different manners using its websites and apps. First, Zoom processes personal data it obtains from the webpages or mobile application interfaces that Zoom uses to provide its Services, such as the landing page a user sees after clicking on a link to join a meeting (Zoom's "Product Pages"). Product Pages also include webpages and links that are only accessible to a Zoom account holder after they login to their Zoom account. Product Pages serve only third-party cookies that are necessary for technical support and to deliver the service. There are no interest-based advertising cookies on Product Pages.
Second, Zoom processes personal data obtained from its webpages that are accessible without logging in to a Zoom account (Zoom's "Marketing Pages"). Marketing Pages, such as www.zoom.us, are designed to encourage sales of Zoom subscriptions. They tell you about our product, plans, and pricing, features, and other related information.
Like many companies, we use advertising services that try to tailor online ads to your interests based on information collected via cookies and similar technologies on our Marketing Pages. This is called interest-based advertising. You can get more information and opt-out of the use of cookies on our Marketing Pages by clicking the Do Not Sell My Personal Information link in the footer of this webpage. You will need to set your preferences from each device and each web browser from which you wish to opt-out. This feature uses a cookie to remember your preference, so if you clear all cookies from your browser, you will need to re-set your settings. For more information regarding cookies or similar technologies, please review our Cookie Policy.
Our Referral Program
You can use our referral program to tell others about Zoom in certain jurisdictions (where permitted under applicable law). When you do, you will be asked to provide that person's name and email so that we can contact them. We rely on you to make sure the person you are referring to us has agreed to be contacted by us. We will send a one-time email inviting them to visit a Marketing Page. Unless that person says they want to hear more, we will only use their name and email address to send this one-time email and to maintain an activity log of our referral program where permitted by law.
How We Share Personal Data
We only share personal data with companies, organizations or individuals outside of Zoom when one of the following circumstances applies:
With Consent
We may share personal data with companies, organizations, individuals outside of Zoom and others when we have consent from an individual (as applicable).
With Zoom Partners
If Zoom received your personal data from a third-party partner and you become a Customer, Zoom may disclose select personal data to that partner or their designee for the purpose of the partnership agreement; for example, to reward a referral partner from a co-sponsored event. Zoom's partners have contractually agreed to comply with appropriate privacy and security obligations.
For corporate transactions
We may share personal data with actual or prospective acquirers, their representatives and other relevant participants in, or during negotiations of, any sale, merger, acquisition, restructuring, or change in control involving all or a portion of Zoom's business or assets, including in connection with bankruptcy or similar proceedings.
For business purposes
We provide personal data to vendors and services providers to help us provide the Services and for Zoom's business purposes. Examples include public cloud storage vendors, carriers, payment processor, and service provider for managing customer support tickets. Zoom contractually prohibits such vendors from using the personal data for any reason other than to provide the contracted-for services and Zoom contractually requires its vendors to comply with all appropriate privacy and security requirements.
For legal reasons
We share personal data with companies, organizations or individuals outside of Zoom if we believe that access, use, preservation or disclosure of the information is reasonably necessary to:
- meet any applicable law or respond to valid legal process, including from law enforcement or other government agencies.
- enforce applicable Terms of Service, including investigation of potential violations.
- detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues.
- protect against harm to the rights, property or safety of Zoom, our users or the public as required or permitted by law, including to help prevent the loss of life or serious injury of anyone.
For more information about data we disclose in response to requests from law enforcement and other government agencies, please see our Guidelines for Government Requests.
Data Subject Privacy Rights and Choices
Right to Correct or Update Your Information
If you would like to correct or update information that you have provided to us, please logon to www.zoom.us and update your profile.
Marketing Communications
You may receive marketing email communications from us where permissible. If you would like to stop receiving these communications, you can update your preferences by using the "Unsubscribe" link found in those emails.
European Privacy Rights
If you reside in the European Economic Area, you may have the right to exercise certain privacy rights available to you under applicable laws. We will process your request in accordance with applicable data protection laws. We may need to retain certain information for record-keeping purposes or to complete transactions that you began prior to requesting any deletion.
- Right not to provide consent or to withdraw consent. We may seek to rely on your consent in order to process certain personal data. Where we do so, you have the right not to provide your consent or to withdraw your consent at any time. This does not affect the lawfulness of the processing based on consent before its withdrawal.
- Right of access and/or portability. You may have the right to access the personal data that we hold about you and, in some limited circumstances, have that data provided to you so that you can provide or "port" that data to another provider.
- Right of erasure. In certain circumstances, you may have the right to the erasure of personal data that we hold about you (for example if it is no longer necessary for the purposes for which it was originally collected).
- Right to object to processing. You may have the right to request that Zoom stop processing your personal data and/or to stop sending you marketing communications.
- Right to rectification. You may have the right to require us to correct any inaccurate or incomplete personal information.
- Right to restrict processing. You may have the right to request that we restrict processing of your personal data in certain circumstances (for example, where you believe that the personal data we hold about you is not accurate or lawfully held).
- Right to lodge a complaint to your local Data Protection Authority. If you are an EEA resident, you have the right to complain to a data protection authority about our collection and use of your personal data.
How to Exercise Your Rights
To exercise any of the rights above, email us at email@example.com. You may also submit a request to the following address:
Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
Attention: Data Privacy Officer
55 Almaden Blvd, Suite 600
San Jose, CA 95113
Please identify yourself and specify your request. If you have a password protected Zoom account, we will use your account information to verify your identity. If not, we will ask you to provide additional verification information. What we request will depend on the nature of your request, how sensitive the information is, and how harmful unauthorized disclosure or deletion would be.
We use commercially reasonable efforts to delete your personal data as required but retain records necessary to comply with a governmental authority or applicable federal, state, or local law. Where legally permitted, we may decline to process requests, including requests that are unreasonably repetitive or systematic, require disproportionate technical effort, or jeopardize the privacy of others.
International Transfers
Zoom operates globally, which means personal data may be stored and processed (for example stored in a data center) in any country where we or our service providers have facilities or hold events. By using Zoom or providing personal data for any of the purposes stated above, you acknowledge that your personal data may be transferred to or stored in the United States or in other countries around the world. Such countries may have data protection rules that are different and less protective than those of your country.
If you are a resident of the European Economic Area (EEA), and your personal data is transferred outside of the EEA, we will:
- Process it in a territory which the European Commission has determined provides an adequate level of protection for personal information; or
- Implement appropriate safeguards to protect your personal information, including transferring it in accordance with applicable transfer mechanism, including the European Commission's standard contractual clauses or the Privacy Shield Framework.
Zoom complies with the EU-US Privacy Shield Framework and the Swiss-US Privacy Shield Framework as set forth by the US Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of personal data transferred from the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland to the United States in reliance on Privacy Shield. Zoom has certified that it adheres to the Privacy Shield Principles with respect to such data. If there is any conflict between the policies in this Statement and data subject rights under the Privacy Shield Principles, the Privacy Shield Principles shall govern.
To learn more about the Privacy Shield program, and to view our certification page, please visit the U.S. Department of Commerce's Privacy Shield List, https://www.privacyshield.gov/list and search for Zoom Video Communications.
Zoom is responsible for the processing of personal data it receives under the Privacy Shield Framework, and subsequently transfers to a third party acting as an agent on its behalf. Zoom complies with the Privacy Shield Principles for all onward transfers of personal data from the EU, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom including the onward transfer liability provisions.
With respect to personal data received or transferred pursuant to the Privacy Shield Frameworks, Zoom is subject to the regulatory enforcement powers of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. In certain situations, Zoom may be required to disclose personal data in response to valid and lawful requests by public authorities, including to meet national security or law enforcement requirements.
If you have an unresolved privacy or data use concern that we have not addressed satisfactorily, please contact our U.S.-based third party dispute resolution provider (free of charge) at https://feedback-form.truste.com/watchdog/request.
Under certain conditions, more fully described on the Privacy Shield website at https://www.privacyshield.gov/article?id=How-to-Submit-a-Complaint, you can invoke binding arbitration when other dispute resolution procedures have been exhausted.
We will retain personal data for as long as required to do what we say we will in this Statement, unless a longer retention period is required by applicable law. The criteria used to determine our retention periods include:
- The length of time we have an ongoing relationship with you and provide our services to you (for example, for as long as you have an account with us or keep using our services);
- Whether we have a legal obligation to keep the data (for example, certain laws require us to keep records of your transactions for a certain period of time before we can delete them); or
- Whether retention is advisable in light of our legal position (such as in regard to applicable statutes of limitations, litigation or regulatory investigations).
Customers can delete their own accounts.
Zoom is committed to protecting your personal data. We use reasonable and appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect personal data from loss, misuse and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration and destruction, taking into due account the risks involved in the processing and the nature of the personal data. If you have any questions about the security of your data, please contact our security team at firstname.lastname@example.com
How to Contact Us
If you have any privacy-related questions or comments related to this Statement, please send an email to email@example.com. You can also contact us by writing to this address:
Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
Attention: Data Privacy Officer
55 Almaden Blvd, Suite 600
San Jose, CA 95113
Deborah Fay is our Data Protection Officer for the EEA and she can also be contacted at email@example.com.
Change Log
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Date of Update
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March 29, 2020
Revised entire Statement to be more readable and transparent. We did not change any data practices, only how we described them.
July 2020
We did not change or add any data practices, only how we described them.


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EMPIRE XPU– developed by engineering excellence – is one of the leading 3D electromagnetic field simulators. It is based on the powerful Finite Difference Time Domain method (FDTD), which has become an industrial standard for RF and microwave component and antenna design. Due to EMPIRE XPU's unique adaptive on-the-fly code generation it exhibits the fastest simulation engine known today. With this highly accelerated kernel full-wave EM-simulation problems can now be solved in minutes which used to take days some years ago.
For structure definition, a powerful Graphical User Interface is included in the EMPIRE XPU package and several structure import and export formats are supported. EMPIRE XPU's applicability ranges from analyzing planar, multi-layered and conformal circuits, components and antennas to multi-pin packages, waveguides, and SI/EMC problems including the device's operational environment. Time signals, scattering parameters, and field animations are generated accurately for a broad frequency range within only one simulation run. Monitoring and animation capabilities give physical insight into electromagnetic wave phenomena while accurate results are obtained with little effort.
Application Examples
Application examples that the IMST engineers designed with the EMPIRE XPU software are shown in the figures. More examples are available in the application part of the web page.
To meet your specific requirements, the simulator can be customized. Basic models, tools to simplify the data input or automatic post processing can be supplied by IMST.
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Customers of the EMPIRE XPU software are supported by a group of experienced and competent software developers and application engineers. They are backed up by more than 30 design engineers working with this tool on design projects at IMST. Strong and experienced local support teams are thoroughly trained by IMST engineers in order to supply high qualified first level customer support with fast reaction time.
Due to growing fields of applications and latest developments in research the simulator will be extended, improved, and upgraded. Updates will be free of charge for customers entering into a maintenance agreement. Manual updates, release announcements, application examples and more can be found on our web sites.
EMPIRE XPU is distributed worldwide by means of a network of representatives. For a quotation just contact your local sales representative or mail to empire(at)imst.com. Special discounts are available for multiple licenses, for research labs and universities.


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I like to consider this period of the season the expermimental period. Lets have some fun with it. Give guys some bigger roles and see if they respond.
This includes TJ Hensick, Chris Stewart, and yes, Cody McLeod.
McLeod, along with Smyth and Hejduk, plays hard every single shift. There's rarely a time when he's on the ice when he doesn't register a hit or a shot on goal. His play entitles him to more ice time.
I like Svatos, but I've never figured out where he fits on the game. It seems like he NEEDS to be a first or second line player to succeed, but there's never any room for him when everyone is healthy.
I say trade him while he isn't injured. There have been rumors Pittsburgh is looking at Hejduk to possibly come in and give them a scoring winger. Maybe they'd take Svatty?
Arnason shouldn't be on any line, but as long as he's playing, I want him getting no more than nine minutes a game. Case closed.
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Saturday, January 31, 2009
What the lines should be today..
Posted by Geoff Rosenthal at 1:26 PM [Permalink]
2 comments:
- Danno Industries said...
Heyduke (spelling) is good.......Finger's not bad also..
But Joe Thorton, Oh my golly gosh I don't know where to begin...he's like the Incredible Hulk...he can't be knocked down!
Ahh yes...nothin' like Joe Thorton...too bad he doesn't return my calls :-( (sad face)
- January 31, 2009 at 5:35 PM
- Geoff Rosenthal said...
That could be breaking news. Even though Thornton never answers the call come playoff time, he's usually good about doing it during the regular season (ZING).
- February 4, 2009 at 8:36 AM
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One crisp Autumn afternoon, I had the privilege of joining MAKE General Manager Dale Dougherty as he used his wooden apple press to make cider from the apples that grow on his property. Dale has been making cider for over 20 years, and since this was only my second time making it, he was kind enough to share his technique with me as we worked together.
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When I am shopping for clothing in ANY STORE, the first place I make my way to is always THE CLEARANCE RACK.
Some days I find tons and some days....none.
It never hurts to look, right?
When I am shopping online the same thing.....always head to the "Sale" or "Clearance" link FIRST.
I found a few things that one or a few of you may want to snag :
I'm a sucker for anything smocked.
Jumping Jellybeans butterfly smocked top $3.60 *Found at Kohls.com
This crochet trimmed skooter is just $4.80 (available in several colors) *Found at Kohls.com
Think ahead . . .
While browsing Target.com, I found these school uniform pieces for CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!
(You don't even have to use them as part of a uniform either. They would look cute paired with other clothing pieces as well.)
Boy's French Toast white long sleeved shirt just $3.14!
The ribbon cardigan is $4.54.
Let's not forget about the shoes *My favorite part!
I know that we are dealing with the hot heat of July but winter is a-coming.
Now is the perfect time to buy boots.
These are just $6.98.
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I also found these boy's sandals for just $4.98.
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Charmingly-named Church Doors Cove, on the south Pembrokeshire Coast near Manorbier, is so-called because two high arched caves in the sandstone cliffs so much resemble the doorways of a church.
It is one of two adjacent beaches of beautiful golden sand, the westernmost one being Skrinkle Haven, which is slightly larger in area. They are separated by a thin headland or ridge of limestone, which looks as if it might have been built as a wall between the two beaches. At very low tide it is possible to get round the seaward end, and there is also a way through a narrow and slippery cave which pierces the ridge, ending up in a rock pool.
Access to both beaches is via a flight of steep stone steps down to Church Doors adjacent to the National Park Coastal Footpath. The spot can be reached by turning off the B4585 Manorbier road in Skrinkle village and continuing past the Artillery Range and Youth Hostel to the end of the road. To get to the beach, follow the coast path westward for about 300 yards. Steep, concrete steps (140 in total) lead to a metal stairway which descends to Church Doors Cove.
The high arches which give the cove its name are directly in front. Both beaches are golden sand backed by rocks and pebbles with high cliffs of limestone changing to Old Red sandstone on the west side of Skrinkle Haven. There are steps on the far west side but they are unsafe and have been closed off. The two beaches are really only worth visiting during the low tide period when there is plenty of space and a good expanse of sand.
Nearby Manorbier is well worth a visit as its history goes back to 1188 when it was known as Maenor Pyr - the Manor of a man called Pyr. By the 14th century the name had evolved into Beere. The famous Welsh priest ad chronicler, Gerald the Welshman (Giraldus Cambrensis) was born here in 1146-7, son of a Norman noble and a Welsh Princess. Despite his fiercely military family roots, he entered the church and became Archdeacon of Brecon, but the job he aspired to was to be Bishop of St Davids. However, King John, fearful of having a brilliant academic and Norman noble in charge of the Diocese, thwarted his ambitions and appointed a less able man who was not so likely to think outside the box and prove a possible future threat to the Royal regime. Gerald consoled himself by writing a series of topographical books and becoming to all intents and purposes a 12th century journalist, recording not only political and geographical facts but much social history.
His "Itinerary Through Wales", for which the material was gathered during an extensive tour with Archbishop Baldwin, has become a standard text book on the life and customs of the ordinary people of his time, to which he opened an interesting window.


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Being in the military can come with a sense of uncertainty that other professions may not necessarily relate to. "When will I deploy? Will I be promoted? (This is an important question because so much rides on it – how you are seen among your peers, and will you be forced to leave the military earlier if not selected by a promotion board). Is moving my family beneficial for our quality of life?" We are committed to the government – and if we don't put them first, it can cost us dearly.
Turns out, my sense of pride about the military was triggered not so much by joining, but by the organizations that support them. Moving to Washington, D.C., gave me a great perspective on the services they provide us, since most of them are headquartered here.
One of my favorites, the USO is a household name. It got that way by the incredible means in which they reach out to the military through entertainment, locally and overseas. The amenities at their USO lounges in airports and on bases are always a nice perk when I'm on travel. Their overseas shows lift the spirits of the men and women who are visited by entertainers who also care about the sacrifices they make.
An understanding community support system is essential. It may be anything from emotional support during a deployment to understanding how your GI Bill benefits work for you after new legislation is enacted. Your military comrades will certainly guide you through many things, but service members and their families have a lot of outside resources to draw from. We also have many constraints politically, which make non-profit groups that lobby for military benefits on Capitol Hill an important advocate for us.
Working with such organizations as the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), and Reserve Officers Association (ROA), have helped me communicate messages to Congress that service members in uniform are normally limited to. Because of their advocacy on Capitol Hill, reservists have received pay increases, voting reform, and education enhancement.
Not only have I been on the receiving end of enjoying incentives, but on the flip-side, I had the honor of going on a morale-boosting trip to Iraq and Kuwait two years ago (provided by another company, not the USO), to visit service members. I was with the Sweethearts for Soldiers, a group of fabulous ladies who are former NFL or NBA cheerleaders. What makes them so unique is that one of their criteria, besides having been a professional cheerleader, is to have a strong passion or tie to the military. I saw firsthand what a difference we made by meeting the troops, hearing their stories, and just being a friendly face from home.
Whether you're just curious about what's out there, or interested in becoming more involved, I'd encourage you to check out my blog. The side rail lists extensive links to military charities, ones that I've either worked with, or written about. In my postings, I try to provide an inside glimpse of what they do. There is so much that organizations are doing behind the scenes, and I believe they enhance our overall experience in the military.
Jessica is a naval officer in the reserves. She attends military events, and is involved in many non-profit charities, blogging about them in her blog, G.I. Jess. She serves on the board of Veteran Tickets Foundation and is the Jr. Naval VP for the Reserve Officers Association DC branch.The opinions expressed in this blog are solely those of Jessica and do not necessarily reflect those of the USO.
As the COVID-19 outbreak is evolving, the USO has pivoted resources across the entire global enterprise in an approach that helps care for military members and their families.
More from the USO
Aug 3, 2020
What is a Military Support Organization?
There are many military support organizations, military charities and veteran service organizations out there, but it can sometimes be difficult to understand what each one does. Find out what a military support organization like the USO does and how we assist service members and military families.
Jul 31, 2020
How the USO is Supporting Navy Sailors Stuck at Sea During COVID-19
U.S. Navy ships have been unable to port due to COVID-19, so service members onboard have not stepped foot on solid ground in five months, with many deployments extended. Here's how the USO is supporting sailors through the pandemic.


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Childcare services
There are KU Children's Services childcare centres operating on the University's Newcastle (Callaghan) and Central Coast (Ourimbah) campuses. Most are community-based centres and are open to the general public as well as staff and students.
The three centres at Newcastle campus (Callaghan) are:
- KU Kintaiba Child Care Centre
- KU Kooinda Work Based Child Care Centre (for the children of students and staff only)
- KU Wonnayba Child Care Centre
The centre on our Central Coast campus (Ourimbah) is:
There may be occasions when emergency or out-of-hours childcare is required. A number of services exist in Newcastle and the Central Coast regions, including:


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I Was There by Robin B. Lipinski
I Was There
By Robin B. Lipinski
Battle of ground, covered bare with the flow of corruption
They came to take what was, they came to take it all
Away in distant lands, different worlds, sat a mother wondering, a father remembering
Yesterday was a moment for growing, a forest tall,
healthy, and vibrant,
surrounded by emerald sea filled with singing mermaids,
sirens riding, whales toll the bell,
elves weaved magic, while dragons created suns.
Suns darkened by stain of disbelief,
folded flowers drained of warmth.
Imps imprisoned of ground,
battle of ground, covered bare with the flow of corruption.
Armor torn asunder,
sword buried deep,
eyes piercing eternity while the whiteness of belief replaced death...
Winged horse Pegasus taking freedom again towards the North Star.
I know
I was there.
The end of magic, of logic, of mankind's madness: 'they' came to take it all away.


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It was one of the five castles built by the Venetians in the 15th century. The other ones were those of Akrotiri, Skaros, Aghios Nikolaos in Oia and Emporio.
The Kasteli followed the style of a settlement fortification with a subsequent yard: around the core, in the centre of which there was a tower initially and a church at a later stage, a fortification yard was later developed, consisting of the external walls of houses which were almost contiguous, very thick and high, and had a few air openings –a practice followed since antiquity. According to D. Denaxas, there was a tower in the castle, which was completely demolished in 1735 to give its place to the church of Aghios Georgios.
Sources: A study on the castle of Pyrgos, by architect Clairi Palyvou / Santorini, Society and Shelter, 15th-20th century), by Dr Dora Monioudi Gavala/A publication of Loukas and Evangelos Belonias Foundation.


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Only 1 in 7 people ages 50 and older who should be using hearing aids actually wears a device, according to a recent study led by two Johns Hopkins researchers and published in the "Archives of Internal Medicine."
The study authors, Dr. Frank R. Lin and Dr. Wade Chien, analyzed why so few people opt not to improve their hearing. Lauren O'Flaherty, who has a doctorate in audiology from Indiana University and is an audiologist with Midwest Ear, Nose and Throat Consultants, which has four locations in DuPage County, shed some light on hearing impairment.
Q. If you suspect that you — or someone you care about — experiences hearing loss, what should you do?
A. The first thing is to schedule a diagnostic hearing test to see what's going on. Hearing is a lot more complicated than, say, getting glasses. It's an active, ongoing process — like rehabilitation. It requires fine-tuning and a good deal of the success depends on the skills of the professional.
Q. What are the problems commonly associated with hearing loss?
A. The impact on overall health can be significant. We know you can have poorer cognitive function; that you can suffer from depression and isolation. When they can't communicate, people withdraw. And it's not just those with hearing loss who are affected ... friends and family are impacted too, because they have to shout or constantly repeat themselves. Really, it's a quality of life issue.
Q. Given that hearing is so important, why are so many people reluctant to get a hearing aid?
A. There's a stigma with hearing aids that isn't there with glasses. Also, some people think it's just a part of aging. Also, they may have heard that a lot of people hate them because they don't work. But a lot of people who say they threw their hearing aid in a drawer never went back to the audiologist.
Q. Does vanity have something to do with it, as well?
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A. There's no question that when you say "hearing aid" patients think of these big, boxy devices from their grandparents' day. They are totally unaware of the big leap forward in technology. Today, many devices are virtually invisible and can do so much more. For example, it's possible to stream your phone through your hearing aid, so you can get the conversation in two ears, which can be huge for those with hearing loss.
Q. The findings by the Hopkins researchers suggest that expense is also an issue, since hearing aids are usually not covered by insurance. Does everyone need an expensive model?
A. Hearing aids can cost between $3,000 and $6,000 and no, not everyone needs the most expensive model. Sometimes, all the extra features are not necessary. ... You have to start by asking: What do you want your hearing aid to do? If you just want to be able to hear the TV, your needs are going to be much different than someone who works in a noisy or more complicated situation.
We are fitting more people with hearing aids in their 40s and 50s than ever before. The goal is to be able to do the things you've always done ... and no matter what your age, you should be able to hear someone talking to you.


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Christian Aid
Christian Aid is a Christian charitable organisation founded by British and Irish churches in the 1940s as Christian Reconstruction in Europe to provide aid to refugees from World War Two. Its stated purpose was "not to evangelise, but to alleviate suffering for ordinary people, no matter what their faith".[1]
Its mission has now grown to encompass fighting poverty around the world. It aims to do this by providing benefits to those living in poverty, speaking out where it perceives those living in poverty are suffering injustice, and campaigning for changes it believes are needed to fight poverty. Its current campaigns include raising awareness of global warming, publicising poverty in conflict zones such as the Palestinian Territories, promoting an approach to fighting AIDS that rejects abstinence as the most beneficial message, fighting corruption in poverty-stricken countries, and arguing for global trade agreements that will benefit poorer countries.
in 2006 it raised £93m for its causes.
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Royal Bank of Canada to Repurchase up to 30 Million of its Common Shares Français
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TORONTO, Oct. 12, 2012 /CNW/ - Royal Bank of Canada (TSX: RY) (NYSE: RY) today announced its intention, subject to the approval of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) and the Toronto Stock Exchange, to commence a normal course issuer bid through the facilities of the Toronto Stock Exchange and to repurchase for cancellation up to 30 million of its common shares, representing approximately 2.1 per cent of the bank's outstanding common shares as at September 28, 2012. On September 28, 2012, there were 1,444,700,692 common shares outstanding. The bank intends to file a notice of intention with the Toronto Stock Exchange in this regard.
Purchases may commence on November 1, 2012, provided the Toronto Stock Exchange has accepted the notice of intention, and may continue until October 31, 2013. The amount and timing of any purchases will be determined by the bank, except that the amount of purchases on any given day will not exceed 634,500 common shares, which is 25 per cent of the average daily trading volume on the Toronto Stock Exchange for the six-months ending September 28, 2012. Purchases under the bid will be made exclusively on the Toronto Stock Exchange and in accordance with the applicable Canadian and United States securities laws. The price paid for any repurchased shares will be the market price of such shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange at the time of acquisition.
The proposed share repurchases will enable the bank to balance the imperatives of maintaining strong capital ratios with the ongoing need to generate shareholder value. On July 31, 2012, the bank's Tier 1 and Total capital ratios were 13.0 per cent and 15.0 per cent, respectively.
Caution regarding forward-looking statements
Certain statements contained in this press release may be deemed to be forward-looking statements within the meaning of certain securities laws, including the "safe harbour" provisions of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and any applicable Canadian securities legislation. These forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the proposed normal course issuer bid by Royal Bank of Canada. Forward-looking statements are typically identified by words such as "believe", "expect", "foresee", "forecast", "anticipate", "intend", "estimate", "goal", "plan" and "project" and similar expressions of future or conditional verbs such as "will", "may", "should", "could" or "would".
By their very nature, forward-looking statements require us to make assumptions and are subject to inherent risks and uncertainties, which give rise to the possibility that our predictions, forecasts, projections, expectations or conclusions will not prove to be accurate, that our assumptions may not be correct and that our forward-looking statements, including statements about the proposed normal course issuer bid by Royal Bank of Canada, will not be achieved. We caution readers not to place undue reliance on these statements as a number of risk factors could cause our actual results to differ materially from the expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements. These factors - many of which are beyond our control and the effects of which can be difficult to predict - include: credit, market, operational, and liquidity and funding risks, and other risks discussed in the Risk management section of our 2011 Annual Report and in our Q3 2012 Report to Shareholders; general business, economic and financial market conditions in Canada, the United States and certain other countries in which we conduct business, including the effects of the European sovereign debt crisis, changes in accounting standards, policies and estimates; the effects of changes in government fiscal, monetary, economic and other policies; changes to and new interpretations of risk-based capital and liquidity guidelines; the impact of changes in laws and regulations; judicial or regulatory judgments and legal proceedings; and our ability to successfully execute our strategies.
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