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Transparency: Developing our approach to CSR
Towards a systematic approach
Crucell is a dynamic and creative organization that encourages employees at all levels of the company to show initiative and take responsibility. We see that many innovations relating to corporate social responsibility (CSR), among other fields, happen because of the passion, inspiration and insights of individuals closest to a work process. During 2009 there were many examples of that Crucell spirit in action.
We recognize that Crucell can contribute even more to society by formulating shared CSR goals and addressing these in a structured way. In 2008, Crucell took the first steps towards a more comprehensive and transparent approach to CSR.
In 2009, significant advances have been achieved where we made the transition from a working ambition to make Crucell's CSR more prominent in the organization and more transparent for the outside world, to a strategy for how to do this. We also started building the glide path from where we are, to where we want to be. We have moved forward, step by step, using an approach that fits our corporate culture and our stage of development.
Building the system
Initially, current practices relating to CSR were surveyed by interviewing a large number of employees from a broad cross-section of functions and sites. This survey revealed a strong interest in CSR and a wide range of initiatives making a tangible contribution to the development of CSR awareness and good practices. Examples are described later in this chapter. The survey also highlighted the need for a more systematic and consistent approach to CSR, guided by a global policy and clear targets, and supported by appropriate tools for measuring and reporting CSR performance against these targets.
Armed with this information, Crucell created the framework necessary for embedding a mature CSR program in the organization. This framework includes the outlines of a global CSR policy, key performance indicators, construction of a centralized system for managing information relevant to CSR (see footnote), a working group and meeting structure, and a system of governance. Overall ownership of CSR has been taken on by Chief Executive Officer Ronald Brus, ensuring top-level support for its ongoing development. Chief Operating Officer Cees de Jong is responsible for operational aspects. Crucell's CSR program and progress will be discussed at Management Board meetings and in formal meetings of the CSR working group at least two times a year.
Concrete CSR ambitions and targets for the coming years were defined by Crucell's Management Board after reviewing the outcomes of the interviews with employees throughout the organization. This approach is consistent with Crucell's culture, which values open dialogue in the process of decision making. It also establishes a springboard for the rapid implementation of CSR policy and adherence to the targets set.
Details of Crucell's CSR system, including responsibilities, key performance indicators and targets are given in the final section of this CSR chapter.
CSR benchmarks
Crucell's baseline performance on external benchmarks of CSR reporting is good.
Crucell was listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) on September 3, 2009, in recognition of the significant steps the company has taken to define and develop its commitment to sustainability issues. We are very proud of this achievement. The DJSI was introduced in 1999 to indicate international corporations that have made sustainability an integral part of their business strategy. Companies are included on the basis of best-in-class performance.
Another objective measure of Crucell's progress in CSR development is Crucell's participation in the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) in 2009. This project is a worldwide, investor-driven initiative encouraging multinational corporations to report on their environmental impact, specifically in relation to carbon emissions and climate change.
In the Netherlands, where Crucell has its global headquarters, the Company's performance in CSR reporting showed good progress in 2009 compared to the previous year. Crucell's overall score rose 17 points on the 100-point 'Transparency Benchmark', an index published by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs. This placed Crucell in the top three companies showing fastest progress.
Crucell's next challenge regarding CSR reporting will be to meet the comprehensive criteria established by the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). This international standard of CSR transparency demands much more data, and more performance measures, than we had access to in 2009. The systematic approach introduced in 2009 lays the foundation for achieving our ambition to continuously improve our level of GRI compliance and reach A level in 2015. Details of our current GRI compliance (self-declared C level) can be found on our website: www.crucell.com/commitment_to_csr.
"Taking the next leap forward in CSR is an important focus for us."
Recording, measuring and reporting on our CSR performance in a verifiable and comprehensive way demands considerable ongoing investment of time, effort and money. Crucell's Management Board considers this a priority for several reasons. First, we see transparent communication about CSR to be a social responsibility in itself. Second, we believe that by achieving greater insight into our impact on society, we will be best able to weigh up the multiple considerations that shape our strategic decision making. We want a CSR system that will enhance the virtuous cycle of innovation that links business profit with health and its associated socioeconomic benefits.
A supportive environment for CSR
The growing maturity of Crucell's approach to CSR has to be seen in the context of Crucell's overall organizational development.
In 2009, Crucell implemented a wide range of programs designed to facilitate the integration of the Company's historically separate components, streamline processes and capture synergies, improve data management and promote cost-efficiency. Many of these initiatives emerged from the operational excellence program launched at the start of 2008. All are directed towards a single strategic goal: creating a sustainable business model that lives up to Crucell's ambitious promise to bring innovation to global health.
"Global branding fits our ambition to increase transparency and visibility."
The launch of the global Crucell brand on November 16, 2009, expresses the new maturity of our organization and our growing impact on world health. Crucell embarked on an ambitious mission in 2006 by acquiring Swiss vaccine maker Berna Biotech, SBL Vaccines of Sweden, and Berna Products Corporation. With these acquisitions, Crucell became the largest independent vaccine company in the world. Three years later, global branding is a logical and necessary step to display the innovative power of today's Crucell—an integrated, global organization. Even more importantly, it will help to strengthen our business and the contribution we can make.
Global branding fits Crucell's ambition to increase transparency and visibility. It supports a more harmonized way of working within the company and towards external stakeholders.
Crucell's transition towards a more centralized, systematic and transparent approach to CSR is supported by this evolution. Indeed, without the global policies and practices established in 2009, taking this next leap forward in CSR would not have been possible.
A global CSR policy
Crucell's global CSR policy is founded on a four-part framework, corresponding to the four main ways in which we want to make a positive contribution to society. This organizational principle is to some extent artificial. In practice, there is considerable overlap among the four categories, pointing to the interdependence of CSR activities. Crucell's policy provides the overarching vision needed to coordinate these efforts.
A '4P Framework' as a foundation for a CSR Policy
This framework system (Reporting Manual), now under construction, includes definitions of performance indicators, instructions for CSR reporting (how, what and who) and an information management tool. The Reporting Manual is being custom-built to fit Crucell's organization and CSR policy. Roll-out of the Reporting Manual company-wide in 2010 is one of the quantitative targets set by Crucell's Management Board.


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Step Into the Lounge
The fashion world has never been one to sacrifice style for comfort, and typically considers stepping outside of the house in your pajamas akin to a mortal sin. Not only does it declare to the world that you're a sloppy, frumpy mess, but we can't help but feel that if the rest of us have to get up in the morning and put on real clothes, so should everyone else.
But fashion is constantly changing, and what's out is often in again before you know it. What was taboo on Tuesday is fab on Friday. So it's no surprise that loungewear-inspired threads are in for Spring. In their Spring runway shows, designers like Proenza Schouler and Narcisco Rodriguez showed sheer, shiny slip dresses; the former in supple silk and neon netting, the latter in sleek, minimalist cuts in understated nudes and neutrals. And Michael Kors sent fluid, wide legged trousers down the runway alongside gauzy white tees and laid-back linens.
Easy-going, loose, flowing: now this is a trend we can get behind. For those days when you think it's too hot to leave the house, think again. A combination of floating kimonos, oversized silks, and slinky slips harmonize to create a comfortable, laid-back look that's luxurious as any ball gown, without the fuss. It's a sensual style; there's something inherently intimate about donning a slip, or something made from slippery silk.
© Proenza Schouler, Opening Ceremony, Issa, Haute Hippie
Right of the runway, Proenza Schouler's Slip Dress epitomizes the luxe-lounge trend. This frock is chock-full of cool details; from the sheer black-and-white layers, to the contrasting ultra-bright ruffles and chain appliqués, this is not your mama's slip dress. Wear this one out at night, underneath a tailored blazer, with a skinny belt and fierce, black patent leather heels. Or, go casual in ballerina slippers and an oversized cardigan with a shawl collar.
For go-to warm-weather trousers, look no further than the ultra-oversized Opening Ceremony Wide Leg Pants. In delicate cream silk, these voluminous pants are pleated and pretty. Work the exaggerated silhouette with a fitted navy or black tank on top, a sash belt and embellished sandals (flat, or sky-high depending on the occasion or your mood).
If Mrs. Roeper went to fashion school, she undoubtedly would be the brains behind the oh-so-fabulous Issa Silk-chiffon Print Kimono Dress. This dress needs no introduction. The style and print are pure 1970's-maginificence – is red and purple the perfect color combo or what? Rock it with confidence in and out of the house, with metallic wrap-around sandals, jingling bangle bracelets and a floppy hat.
You can't go wrong in the Haute Hippie Silk Tunic – literally. With pants or shorts, skirts, denim or linen, flats or heels, this top rocks. The slouchy, low-cut style is sexy and the bright poppy color is the perfect accent to Spring's brights and essential neutral white. Experiment with proportion; try it tucked and un-tucked, belted and flowing free, with long lengths and short ones.

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Politicians must listen to evidence from World Conference on Marine Biodiversity
A team from MCS has just returned from the World Conference on Marine Biodiversity in Aberdeen with the message that the incredible research in the field must be used as a basis for change and improvement.
A team from MCS has just returned from the World Conference on Marine Biodiversity in Aberdeen with the message that the incredible research in the field must be used as a basis for change and improvement.
Sue Ranger, MCS Stakeholder Engagement Officer, says one thing standing in the way of change for our oceans is lack of political will combined with economic concerns.
Sue Ranger, MCS Stakeholder Engagement Officer, says one thing standing in the way of change for our oceans is lack of political will combined with economic concerns.
The event, held in Aberdeen, attracted
The event, held in Aberdeen, attracted952 delegates from 72 countries. MCS were busy giving seven talks, chairing five sessions and allowing four experts the opportunithy to talk at the conference by providing four travel bursaries.
The event brought together everyone from scientists to members of the public with the aim of taking forward biodiversity research and conservation in the worlds oceans.
Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of Jacques, opened the conference with a presentation on marine conservation and the work he has done since he began his diving exploration with his father over 60 years ago. He highlighted the importance of starting a dialogue with politicians to try and convince them to bring about change in the marine environment. Jean-Michel's experiences back up that point. He told the conferecne about the north-western Hawaiian Islands - an area that had become a depository for plastic rubbish causing major injuries and death of wildlife there. Jean-Michel presented this case to US President George Bush in April 2006 and just three months later the president made the area a national monument!
What people at the conference said:
Shahid Naeem, Columbia University;
"In terms of what they put back into the marine system - marine species are worth 3 times as much as a terrestrial species"
Jeff Ardron, MPA Specialist and Director General of Marine Conservation Institute, Washington;
Warned that environmental crimes should be treated just like other crimes. "Fisheries have a greater impact on our marine environment than all other human impacts combined. Science has never been this good BUT the state of our marine ecosystems we are studying is at an all time low"
Ardron on MPAs;
"They work - they may be simplistic, they may be unscientific but they work - dammit!"
Paulina Lemke - University of Gdańsk, Institute of Oceanography;
"The majority of marine biodiversity is in an unknown or unfavourable place."
Johann Sigorjonason - Director General, Marine Research Institute, Iceland;
"World wide more than 40 populations of wildlife have become extinct due to overfishing."
Nic Bax - University of Tasmania;
"It took 30 years for the Great Barrier Reef to get to 30% No Take Zone - even with this type of management the outlook for the environment is poor."
Among the MCS delegates was Biodiversity Policy Officer, Dr Jean-Luc Solandt who said there are many scientists all of whom have analysis on thousands of aspects of marine biodiversity - put all those little pieces of information together and it creates a worrying picture. "Our Your Seas Your Voice project and our Turks and Caicos Islands Turtle Projects both take a progressive approach whihc was highlighted as showing how involving and not just informing the public in marine protection decisions can reach a wider audience."
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2002 Spark Stories
November 15, 2002: Children's
pain study by U of S Psychology grad student wins prestigious international
By Kristina Bergen
A U of S graduate student has received the prestigious Starbright Foundation Dissertation Award for a unique on-line program to treat headaches and abdominal pain in children.
November 1, 2002: U of
S research finds Tarzan & Jane navigate differently
By Kristina Bergen
While Tarzan swung through the jungle following his keen sense of direction, Jane used landmarks such as the tree house to find her way. Why? Because men and women navigate differently.
November 1, 2002: Study
to look at effect of kids' activities on obesity
By Kristina Bergen
Physical inactivity and unhealthy eating habits have created a burgeoning childhood obesity epidemic in Canada that contributes to alarming rates of diabetes, heart disease and other chronic health problems.
October 18, 2002: Team
to see if higher bone mass in youth prevents osteoporosis
By Kristina Bergen
University of Saskatchewan researchers are trying to prevent later-life osteoporosis by tracking bone mass development from childhood to early adulthood - work that will result in the most comprehensive data in the world on bone mineral accrual from childhood to adult years.
October 4, 2002: Biomass
= environmentally friendly electricity
By Kristina Bergen
A "green" energy source abundant in Saskatchewan's northern forests could be used to provide environmentally friendly electricity, says a University of Saskatchewan chemical engineer.
September 20, 2002: Prof.
says 'WIMPZILLAS' source of high-energy cosmic rays
By Kristina Bergen
Ultra-high energy (UHE) cosmic rays travelling at nearly the speed of light shoot through the galaxy from all directions, striking Earth's atmosphere roughly every six seconds.
September 6, 2002: Education
team to study Sweden's literacy success
By Kristina Bergen
Roughly 40 per cent of Canadian adults lack the literacy skills to fully function in society, while the comparable rate in Sweden is only 26 per cent, according to international studies.
September 6, 2002: 'Digital
X-ray' is cheaper, better & less painful mammogram
By Kristina Bergen
Mammograms could soon become less painful, cheaper and more effective in detecting breast cancer, thanks to the work of a University of Saskatchewan researcher and colleagues across Canada.
August 9, 2002: Olfactory
ensheathing cells may help to treat MS
By Kristina Bergen
The best hope for restoring function in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients might well lie in their own noses, according to award-winning research by a University of Saskatchewan graduate student and his supervisor.
April 26, 2002: Two-step
weaning process dramatically cuts calves' stress
By Melissa Kallas
A small bit of plastic attached to a calf's nose can drastically reduce the animal's stress at weaning
time, say University of Saskatchewan veterinary scientists.
April 12, 2002: Huge
study of co-ops to look at their role in social cohesion
By Andrew Koeman
With more than 15 million members across the country – one in every two citizens – co-operatives are
key to the understanding the impact of globalization on Canadian communities.
March 29, 2002: Singh searches
for 'magic bullet' to fight lung inflammation
By Melissa Kallas
Lung disease caused by exposure to bacteria kills more than 100,000 North Americans per year and
costs the cattle industry nearly $1 billion annually. Particularly at risk are farm workers routinely
exposed to bacteria-laden barn dust.
March 15, 2002: Peters 'filling
in blank spot' on urban Aboriginal experience
By Shauna Rempel
Geographers have paid relatively little attention to the unique circumstances of Aboriginal people in
cities, says one of Canada's most accomplished social geographers.
March 1, 2002: VIDO's
vaccine work fights harmful bacteria
By Elizabeth Frogley
Promising new animal vaccines being developed at the University of Saskatchewan offer hope for protecting humans against harmful parasites and bacteria like those that caused the tainted water trouble in North Battleford, Sask. and Walkerton, Ont.
February 8, 2002: Schissel
looks for alternatives to locking up 'at-risk' youth
By Elizabeth Frogley
While some young offenders need to be in custody due to their violent crimes, for most youth incarceration just makes them more likely to re-offend and commit more serious crimes, a U of S sociologist says.
January 25, 2002: Team studies
lucrative idea of shipping GM & non-GM crops
By Elizabeth Frogley
Was it inviting trouble when University of Saskatchewan scientists named their first genetically modified (GM) crop after the homicidal, three-legged plants from the science fiction novel Day of the Triffids?
January 11, 2002: NSERC-funded
project aims to find out what cows think
By Elizabeth Frogley
Why do cows get stressed in large groups? Do they recognize other cows? What do they know about
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These photos are from a Yoshitaka Amano artbook called Märchen! I know that my friend Ashy is a fellow Amano fan, so I wanted to show her some illustrations in it since she hasn't seen any!!
I've had this book in my possession forever, I found it really cheap in a bookstore for 100 kr (about 15 dollars) because it was a little torn on the side?? I was really lucky, hahaha! All these illustrations are really breathtaking and wow just looking through this book gives me such an inspiration-boost!!
I'M SORRY THESE PHOTOS ARE SO SHITTY, I'd scan it in if I had a scanner so I could show you all the illustrations, Ashy!


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Countless Groupon imitators have sprun up after that company's proven success with the group-buying model. But they're not the only game in Chicago that's getting copied.
New greeting card start-up Chirply, which opened for retail business on Friday, shows that Threadless' crowdsourcing M.O. is still viable.
Where Threadless asks its community of creative types to submit designs for T-shirts that are then voted on by the publich, for Chirply substitues stationary to be printed on greeting cards. Same concept, different product.


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West Coast
This great custom product in black from our department Men and T-Shirt category can be printed just for you in the size and style you like. The design West Coast was created by CRUM and uploaded to Spreadshirt for you to have printed on a T-Shirt. Next to a host of other great customized designs, you can find this West Coast design in Spreadshirt's States category. If you are interested in topics like Berkeley or Hayward, then you'll love West Coast designs by CRUM. Spreadshirt also offers a huge selection of custom t-shirts, hoodies and accessories for the category States as well as top Richmond clothing. CRUM's designs have already impressed many of our customers, so we are sure that we've got right stuff for you! Spreadshirt is your destination for great designs of all kinds – whether it's Berkeley, Hayward or Richmond. We are sure that you will find something nice in our shop, there are many amazing custom States t-shirts, hoodies, or accessories for you to find!Tags: Design ID: 11851490
sunglasses_mustache3 Other Designed by surreal197
love to train Designed by skill11
Wicked strong Designed by 3087565
The Official Save the Ta-tas® Logo Other Designed by SAVETHETATAS
A mustache with a gift ribbon Other Designed by namo
Two owls Other Designed by SumuLee
Sloth Love Hug iPhone 4/4S Case Designed by carlhuber
segelschiff_o_3c Bags Designed by Judith-M83
This relaxed fit cotton t-shirt for men has a seamless rib collar with double-needle cover-stitching, shoulder-to-shoulder taping, double-needle sleeve and bottom hem. The shirt is made from 100% pre-shrunk cotton and has a relatively light fabric weight of 5.3 oz. Light oxford is made from 99% cotton/1% polyester.
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San Francisco Giants (7-1)@
Chicago Cubs (3-3)
Wednesday, March 10
HoHoKam Park - Mesa, AZ
Attendance: 9,381
Game Leaders
W: Sanchez
(1-0) 0.00 era
L: Zambrano
(0-1) 9.00 era
1 (1)
Mesa, AZ (Sports Network) - Pablo Sandoval belted a grand slam to highlight a five-run third inning, as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs, 5-1, in Cactus League action.
Eugenio Velez knocked in the other run for the Giants, while starter Jonathan Sanchez allowed three hits and struck out five over three scoreless innings.
Ryan Theriot went 3-for-3 for the Cubs, while Aramis Ramirez drove in the lone run. Carlos Zambrano was tagged for five runs on six hits in three innings.
H: Gary Darling
1B: Dana DeMuth
2B: Mike Everitt
3B: Ron Kulpa


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Keeping Advent at home
Try these ideas for family devotions from the First United Methodist Church, Cumming, Ga.
• Gather around the Advent wreath each week of the season and read Scripture lessons (www.gbod.org
• Decide how your family will participate in a project to help others at Christmas.
• Make an Advent wreath to take to a neighbor who lives alone, or invite the neighbor to join your Advent devotions.
• The prophets said that Messiah has many names ... Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Prince of Peace and Emmanuel ("God is with us"). Talk with your children about these names and what they mean. Tell them about their own names.
• Find a hill where you can look down on the city lights after dark. Talk about how Bethlehem might have looked at night.
• Light the Advent wreath each night at dinner and pray for people you love — and people who need your prayers — by name, thanking God for all they mean to you.
• Decorate a shoebox with the Advent colors – purple or blue. Place Christmas cards inside the box. Each night at dinner, draw out a card and talk about how the person who sent it has brought you joy. Pray for that person.
• Ask everyone in your family to write notes or letters to each other. Tell them how you love them. Wrap the notes in gift boxes to be opened on Christmas day. Place them under the tree.
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fig. 9 - The earth is a sphere because that is the most perfect mathematical shape and all heavenly bodies are perfect. (Pythagoras, Ancient Greek)
The Outer Sun is an ongoing series illustrating human ideas about the cosmos.
fig. 8 - It's turtles all the way down.
From this amazing anecdote.
fig. 7 ~ The planets travel on elliptical orbits around the sun. (Johannes Kepler, Astronomia nova, 1609)
More about Kepler's discovery here.
fig. 6 ~ There is a great void far out in space, devoid of any galaxies, clusters, or dark matter.
More info on the Eridanus Supervoid here and here.
fig. 5 ~ The flat earth is enclosed by a cosmic ocean.
And beyond the ocean are seven islands that only a few have ever reached.
fig. 4 ~ The universe is expanding, and galaxies are moving farther away from each other
fig. 3 ~ The universe is flat, and parallel lines go on forever.
fig. 2 ~ Protostar
stars are formed from collapsing clouds of gas and dust, when a gravitational "center" develops in a molecular cloud
fig. 1 ~ Everything is made of triangles
All matter is made up of geometric elements, and triangles are the smallest indivisible particles.
(Platonic Theory, Ancient Greece)


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Santa Clarita To Break Ground For New McBean Park And Ride [1]
The City of Santa Clarita is looking out for its commuters. In an effort the encourage carpooling and mass transit options, the city is breaking ground on a new Park and Ride facility near the corner of McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard, next to the McBean Regional Transit Station.
On January 17 and 3 p.m., Mayor Bob Kellar and the City Council invite the community to join them for the groundbreaking event at 24375 Valencia Boulevard.
Don't miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. [3]
"The new Park and Ride is state-of-the-art," said City Communications Manager Gail Ortiz, "and will include 280 parking spaces enabling Westside commuters to take advantage of mass transit."
The McBean Park and Ride will also be equipped with restrooms and electronic kiosks, and is expected to be finished later this year.
For more information, contact Corrina Knudson at 661-255-4939 or email@example.com [4] or click here [5].


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Top 5 Instagram Editing Apps Revealed
The other day my instagram followers encouraged me to go a day without makeup after seeing THIS photo here…. so I did! Usually i'll hide behind my sunnies , but this time I decided to ditch the frames below…..
{With the director of the film "Linsanity" aka my bad ass Big Bro}
Spent the past weekend in beautiful Park City, Utah with my closest friends & family!! The weather was perfectly crisp & cold with lots of sunshine! We went to Sundance particularly to support my big bro, Evan Jackson Leong's, film "Linsanity." Here are some unforgettable moments & memories that were made within the past 48 hours of us being in Utah.
This past week has been a complete whirlwind! I love how I can document my weekly adventures thru my instagram photos! Make sure to follow me on Instagram- @ChriselleLim.
HAPPY FRIDAY loves! Hope you all have a lovely & restful weekend!
Hope you all had a lovely weekend! I spent the weekend filming tons of new tutorials (One of them being the Collar Craze tutorial above) and prepping for a campaign shoot i'm styling for Jellypop tomorrow! Ever since I made the transition from the blackberry to the iPhone i've been going Insta-crazy! Its sooo addicting! If you have Instagram please follow me @Chrisellelim …anyone else addicted to instagram like I am?
Have a lovely Monday!!


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Santa Cruz, CAUSA 95060
March 19, 2011
From the Cohousing-L mailing list.
People living together in community, evolving human communities of the past--extended family, tribe, or small town. People are naturally social creatures; it's fun, challenging, growing, supportive, not all, but a necessary part of being human.
I already own an apartment in New Brighton Cohousing in Aptos.
Santa Cruz area.
Hi. I live in New Brighton Cohousing in Aptos (near Santa Cruz), just moved in 6 months ago. I am interested in finding out more about cohousing in the Bay area. I will be on the Coho/US tour on April 9th. See you!
Al, we're looking forward to coming down your way in a couple weeks for the Facilitation Intensive workshop that New Brighton is hosting. Do you know if you'll be one of the community host auditors participating? http://www.ebcoho.org/events/92389022...
Hi Al, So nice to meet you at the Hoe Down. Check out our meetups in Monterey. I hope you can join us sometime. Marian
Welcome to East Bay Cohousing, Al, and thanks for stepping up as a supporting member! We're looking forward to seeing you on the bus tour 4/9 (be sure to RSVP for that, or let us know if you already bought your ticket) and connecting you to Bay Area community living options. We've had some delightful visits to New Brighton Cohousing and would love to come back sometime for an EBCOHO field trip.
Sounds good, see you there Al!
Hi Al, Yes we can pick you up and drop you off at the Hilton on Wednesday no problem!
Welcome, Al, to our group and to being vegan!!
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Ramon Julian Puigblanque on Seleccio Anal, ~9a+, Santa Linya, Spain
Björn Pohl - UKC, Dec 2013
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Ramon Julian Puigblanque has made the first ascent of Seleccio Anal, ~9a+, at Santa Linya, Spain.
The route is a combination of Seleccio naturál and Analogica which Ramon calls it "easy 9a+". I'm sure none of you has any problem relating.
In case you're wondering about the beautiful name, Seleccio Anal, then yes, it does mean Anal Selected.
Ramon Julian Puigblanque is sponsored by: Tenaya, Entre-Prises, Top30 Climbskin Spain, PowerBar and Trangoworld


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To this day, Jade, who recently turned 27 years old, still gets asked for identification when she goes to a pub or club. It's her wholesome, youthful face and her perennial "deer in the headlights" wide-eyed expression. And they probably want to get her name also! Who the hell are they kidding? But she sure looks happy and horny here. We always liked Jade's coy "You naughty men, asking to see my pussy--I shan't, I shan't!" attitude. It reminds us of a more innocent time.
News item: British women are buying more underwired bras. This bra style is now 67% of all sold bras in Great Britain. It is selling more than non-wired models, according to a recent survey of lingerie industry trends. The value of the U.K. market is estimated at Ł640 million as compared to Ł549 million 12 months ago. The average price of an underwired bra is Ł10.86 and Ł9.13 for a non-wired style. "It's a chore to find decent fitting bras," Jade once said. "Sometimes I am able to find a proper fit in Rigby & Peller. I like to take care of my bras so they last."
In 1505 Henry VII, King of England, dispatched a team of envoys to Spain to examine the widowed Queen of Naples as a potential bride. She was wealthy but Henry wanted more. He wanted to know if "said woman's breasts were somewhat great and full." He ordered his ambassadors "to mark her breasts and paps, whether they be big or small, and to ascertain whether they be trussed somewhat high." Their report was that "the said Queen's breasts were great and full to satisfaction." Just like Jade's, it is said.
The British cutie once again shows why she has a pair of the finest tits in all of England. Her pleading, deer-in-the-headlights expressions are totally natural. We may have found an American counterpart to Jade. Her name is Brandy and she's coming soon to XL Girls. Brandy and Jade could be cousins or at least bosom buddies.
Those huge meaty floppers and the deer-in-the-headlights look Jade always has are 100% erection-producing. Chronologically, this layout is one of Jade's year 2000 spreads, and pictorially, one of her sexiest. It could be the kitchen set, the everyday clothes, the casual, naturalistic poses not locked into the "shot list" and, of course, Jade herself, one of the best of the V-Girls. Looks like a lot of cereal on that counter. Those boobies need nourishment. Her last pictorial was in December 2001 V-Mag and since then, it's been tough getting Jade back in the studio. That's how it goes in our little patch of heaven. We like to photograph "real" girls and real girls tend to model for a handful of years (in Jade's case, four years) and then they move on to other pursuits. Maybe Jade found her Prince Charming. Maybe she's still looking. Her sole video: On Location Portugal with a cast of superstars.
This is Jade set #4 including her girl-girl with Jessica Turner in gallery #7 of XL Match-Up. One of the supernaturals of On Location Portugal , shot in Algarve, a popular tourist beach resort. Jade lived for a week with mega-bust star Lorna Morgan, Kerry Marie and Jessica Turner in a villa and spent most of the time nude, as is only right and proper. Those phenomenal sucklers and her little girl face had lots of V-Mag readers and video viewers spewing their jack in record loads over Jade, as it should be. Shy, reluctant and timid, Jade has slowed down her modeling the past year and a half. Hopefully, we'll get her back (and her succulent tits) in front of the glass eye soon.
That British girl with the pleading, almost fearful, expression is back, and she's very welcome here. Jade would make the perfect wife, especially when she obeys all the commands to undress exactly as she's told and show off those beautiful, huge, juicy hangers. We have a girl-girl set of Jade with Jessica Turner on deck. Look for it next month on XLGirls. It'll boil yer nuts.
Height: 5'4" Weight: 137 pounds Measurements: 42-27-36 Bra Size: 34F! Jade admits to having trouble finding a bra that fits right. Damn! Lookit those jugs on Jade. Jade has a cute baby face thing working and luscious fleshpillows. She is twenty-two and is from England, where she is currently attending college. She co-stars in the video On Location Portugal , which features a champion team of all natural titters. She often has this pleading expression, as if she was afraid of men, and what their cocks can do to her.
Jade only tried her tongue in one girl-girl but it turned out to have some nipple magic. She and her friend Amanda Dawkins get into some wet positions in this rare photo shoot. Amanda is the take-charge girl. Jade is the submissive. Amanda still models today and is best known here for the hardcore 18eighteen movie Amanda's Anal Adventures.
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19 Readers' Suggestions
July 15th, 2009
2:03 pm
Galicia it's beautiful no matter where you go. I'm actually from a town call Cexo very closed to Celanova, Ourense. And no matter where you go, the food is delicious, the towns are beautiful and the people are warm and wonderful and I'm not just saying that just because I'm from there. When you go there, you feel like you're on a different world. I went to Vigo and I went to Santiago De Compostela, it didn't matter where I went it was trully amazing. The weather wasn't that great when I went in May 2008, but it didn't matter, I still had a great time. I'm planning to go again next year... I know that the best time to go it's in August, that's when most of the people go, but I actually was able to see more in May, there were less tourist around.
If you decide to go, I promisse, you will have a great time... And not only Galicia is beautiful the rest of Spain it is as well, also went to Toledo and Segovia, really worth it...Enjoy!!!
If you decide to go, I promisse, you will have a great time... And not only Galicia is beautiful the rest of Spain it is as well, also went to Toledo and Segovia, really worth it...Enjoy!!!
— Anonymous
June 28th, 2009
2:10 pm
"A Coruna" "Vigo"-- there is a bueatiful beach
"Rias Baixias"
"Rias Baixias"
— melissa ann, philadelphia
June 1st, 2009
5:12 pm
God report. In Ourense and Galicia there are a lot o beatiful little towns and god food
— Anonymous
April 25th, 2009
6:57 am
Allariz, just a few kilometers away from Ourense by the AP-52 or train, is lovely.
— Barbara Thomas, Greater Philadelphia, PA
September 17th, 2008
7:31 am
Galicia is really fantastic.
Lots of beautiful nature and cultural hertitage.
Great for walking and hiking
The best food in Spain
Lots of beautiful nature and cultural hertitage.
Great for walking and hiking
The best food in Spain
— Anonymous
October 31st, 2007
7:53 am
I would suggest spending August in La Coruna.
A whole month of 'fiesta' spirit.
A whole month of 'fiesta' spirit.
September 9th, 2007
3:45 pm
I spent the most wonderful 2 week vacation in Juy 2004 in the little fishing village of Aguino, close to Ribeira. I stayed with a family and so was able to experience this wonderful slice of Galicia. I went into the bigger town of Ribeira [also on the sea] and took overnight trips to A Coruna and SdeC. and a day trip to A Toxa. Joy ...sheer joy...hospitable people who knew how to have fun, great beaches, bagpipe music, festivals. I was ready to move there... and i am bound to return. And the food....to die for. I also took part in a carnival like celebbration in Ribeira ...that as a Trinidadian made me feel right at home.
Loved it.
Loved it.
— Anonymous
August 30th, 2007
1:48 pm
Ladies and gentlemen, I am a swiss businessman and after being in several places in Spain I honestly suggest the Rias Baixas. This part of Galicia is worldwide known for its beautiful beaches. They have the european recognition of Blue Flag. Rias Baixas is the summer place for most of the spanish politicians and executives, why? Just because of the beaches, meals, wines, nightlife, lovely cities as Pontevedra, Vigo and Vilagarcia. The climate is the best in Galicia without any doubt. Furthermore its a place where you will meet lots of people but not so full of country bumpkins as the Mediterranean summer places. Dont forget that Islas Cies beach has been named as the best beach in the world by The Guardian. If everyone goes to Spain for holidays, and Spanish people go to Galicia for their holidays... its evident that Galicia is the best destination. Besides it is soooo unexpensive!!! Dont miss it!!! I encourage you to go!!
— Anonymous
August 29th, 2007
8:15 pm
For industrial and naval tourism you cannot beat El Ferrol. The shipyard dates from the 1751, when it was erected in just a few years to counter the rising threat from Britain and rivalled any shipyard in Britain or France at the time. Today it is still a world-beater, one of the most efficient and impressive yards for building advanced warships for the entire world (Norway and Australia, for example, are rebuilding their navies with Spanish ships). The naval museum in the center of the city elegantly and intelligently displays all this. For those of you who read Spanish and enjoy seafaring novels, Galicia also now has its own "Master and Commander": the book "Sartine y el caballero del punto fijo" by Juan Granados tells the swashbuckling story of the creation of El Ferrol through the eyes of a new naval hero, Nicolas Sartine. All excellent stuff for those who want to break out of the British-centric view of naval history.
— Anonymous
August 29th, 2007
9:29 am
Yes all of Galicia is beautiful, but please why can't you Coruneses just be content that the article is about Orense. Coruna is exquisite but let Orense have its spotlight for once and just be proud to be Gallego whether you are from Coruna, Lugo, Pontevedra or Orense. By the way Mr. Couciero Orense has much more than a river and a bridge. It has culture and sophistication that you may not be aware of.
— Anonymous
August 28th, 2007
5:03 pm
Orense is a beautiful city with so much to offer.
— Anonymous
August 28th, 2007
4:49 pm
Coruña of course !!! There is an amazing town called Sada "Perla De Las Mariñas" (Pearl of the Sea) It is amazinf great restaurants the best sea food in all of spain i have been to Ourense and Santiago but nothing tops Sada La Coruña it is a must to visit before you die amazing hotel cafes beach bordering the whole town you will love it gauranteed. Ourense is nice but if you want more then just a bridge in a river a beautiful beach ceme to my home town in Sada!
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2007
4:54 am
Thanks Sarah Wildman for your excellent report on Ourense (Spain's Quiet Corner). I think no one has ever described so accurately the beauty and peacefulness of my homeland. The most unknown of the four provinces that make up Galicia (that's because it's the only with no coastline). I invite Americans and everybody else to visit us. Spain not only is San Fermin, toros, sevillanas but also good-quality places like Ourense.
— Anonymous
August 27th, 2007
4:34 am
One of the most beautiful cities to see en Galicia is Lugo, with an important Roman History, the Roman Wall, the Cathedral (s.XII), other little churchs, etc... Otherways, Lugo is one of the best places to eat in Spain, good meat and fishes, and excelent wines.
— Anonymous
August 25th, 2007
1:20 pm
There is so much to see in Galicia other than Santiago de Compostela. If you like ancient cities but want to avoid the tourism of SdC then I would suggests you visit the city of Lugo. It is a world heritage site because of its ancient walls based upon Roman foundations. It is the only completely walled city in Europe with walls dating back so far. There are many secrets to be found in Lugo, we just asked our Casa Rural (country based Bed and Breakfast) for some insights.
Another part of inland Galicia we lived was an area called the Ribeira Sacra (roughly translated it means sacred river banks). Here you will find ancient monasteries, churches etc, some dating back to about 900 AD. If you like your history even older then you will find Celtic remains too. The countryside is really spectacular too. There are two Rivers that form the base of the area. The Rios Miño and Sil. The area is very peaceful and quite, but you do need a car to explore.
Another part of inland Galicia we lived was an area called the Ribeira Sacra (roughly translated it means sacred river banks). Here you will find ancient monasteries, churches etc, some dating back to about 900 AD. If you like your history even older then you will find Celtic remains too. The countryside is really spectacular too. There are two Rivers that form the base of the area. The Rios Miño and Sil. The area is very peaceful and quite, but you do need a car to explore.
— Anonymous
August 25th, 2007
12:54 pm
Celanova, 26KM from Ourense, is a lovely quiet town with a medieval monastary worth the trip.
The annual fiesta de San Roque in Mid August is the social highlight of the summer with bagpipes and great food.
The annual fiesta de San Roque in Mid August is the social highlight of the summer with bagpipes and great food.
— Anonymous
June 9th, 2007
3:50 pm
Galicia is a wonderful place to visit... The celtiest region of Spain, with magic places like Santiago, the beach of the Cathedrals (so called because of the forms of the rocks), Sanxenxo, La Toja Island, Rías baixas... Everywhere in Galicia you'll feel like home... Taste the delicious local plates like pulpo (octopus) with olive oil or its famous "empanada" (kind of bread fullfilled with other region products like cow meat or vieiras (atlantic seafood)...)
— Anonymous
March 15th, 2007
11:12 am
La Coruna ,a wonderful city on the Atlantic Coast of Spain
— Anonymous
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Teri Zulfonse Judaai To Nahi Maangi Thi By Adwait
Lyrics & Chords
My humble attempt to this one of Rafi sahab's fabulous songs goes to all the lucky souls who have some one to get upset with :-)
Album/Film : Jab Pyar Kise Se Hota Hai
Lyrics : Hasrat Jaipuri
Original Singer : Mohammad Rafi
OnScreen Actors : Dev Anand
Music Director : Shankar – Jai Kishan
Thanks to Parasji for suggesting this lovely number. Hope I am near the correct diction of "z"ulf and chee"z" this time :-)
Priya B said
Oh Wow what a song! what a song!
I love this song a lot and was planning to ask someone to sing it….thanks Adwait!
Very gud singing….nice expressions!!
Pyar maanga tha, khudhaayi to nahi maangi……wow!
Thanks for this wonderful song yaar!
….and for the dedication!
Cheers for more Raf isaab songs!!
Harry Chops said
Adwait Bhai,
Lovely song pick and very well sung. Really suited your crystal clear voice. Loved your harkats. Full points.
Please check out my latest uploads -
Sansar hai ek nadiya
Kuch Khaas hai-duet with Shailja
Harshan Nambiar (away for a month india vacation) said
Adwait bhai …LOVED your rendition ….fits very well with our UPWAAS theme …LOL
LOVED it immensely.
Check out
Bhool gaya sab kuch
Sudha Kumar (back to listen to all of you..) said
Lovely rendition, Adwait. Understand what you mean – absence always makes the heart grow fonder – too much time together offsets that sometimes! :-(
LIKED it a looot,
Do listen to my latest uploads
Chethi Mandaram – Mal. Devotional
Baiyan Na Dharo
Suniyo Ji
Adithi said
Absolutely loved it, Adwait. You have great control over your voice. Fabulous expressions! :)
Minder Singh said
way to go buddy
Harish said
awesome song by rafisaab, and you have done justice to it! excellent feel. it is not an easy song as it is fast and yet lots of subtle nuances here and there.
very minor pronunciation issues. in the last stanza, 'sitam' has almost become 'sitama'. in the first stanza, 'maine kya zulm kiya', rafisaab has a very different and beautiful way of pronouncing 'maine'. Wish you had done that.
adwait, mostly your songs go to my 'to do' list ;)
@harshan, what is this little secret of UPWAAS theme? pls enlighten!
Srini S said
Great one adwait bhai.This is my fav song and
the expressions were perfect.use to listen
in A.I.R.in those days.soft rendition.keep it
up.I liked it.
Shailender said
Very few songs Rafi had sung for Dev Anand, considering his long tenure in the films, and this song is one of them……Dev had obvious liking for Kishore Kumar as his voice….
Very nicely sung……the expressions were good as usual……mixing could be improved……but overall very enjoyable….
…… listen to Jaane Kahan Gaye Woh Din
Harish said
Rafisaab had given a lot more hits to Dev Anand.
Some hit collaborations are House No.44, CID, Nau Do Gyarah, Amar Deep , Kala Pani, Love Marriage, Bambai Ka Babu, Kala Bazar, Jab Pyar Kise Se Hota Hai, Hum Dono, Baat Ek Raat Ke, Maya, Asli Naqli, Tere Ghar Ke Samne, Teen Deviyan, Guide, Jewel Thief.
you can also read this article.
Harshan Nambiar (away for a month india vacation) said
Adwait bhai …let me add more facts about the Upwaas theme for the benefit of Harish. Thats when the home minister goes on cooking strike, rendering you starving for food:)
Check out
Bhool gaya sab kuch
Max Vala said
hi Adwait,
kafi aacha gatay hai aap ,par MUJAY lagta hai ki ganay may bahot jyada HARKATTAY dalni ganay ko nuksan pahochati hai.ho sakta hai kay yeh mera nazarya ho!!!NICELY SUNG.
Rajeev Onv(away on a long break) said
Adwait, Great song by Rafi saab. You have sung it well. Good nuances and expressions. Congratulations.
Thinkal govind kumar said
My Dear Addu Bhai,
Nice choice well-rendered in style with lots of expressions keeping up the original mood of the song ! Very nice tribute to Rafisaab !
A Very Big Thumbs up !
Thank you for sharing this "Anmol Moti !"
Cheers !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Deblina M (away) said
Beautiful song selection …. liked your rendition a lot !
Babu Nm said
beautiful song, beautiful singing…what else? enjoyed a lot dear brother…hats off
pls listen to my new song
may god bless you and bw with you always
Geek Singer said
Adwait Sir! The best Rafi rendition so far! You are a great singer!
Ramesh Kumar said
tough song, nicely rendered
Fret 'n' tune said
Really enjoyed that, Adwait. Very well sung.
Your voice has a natural quaver that is so reminiscent of talat Mehmood. That is a request!
Romit Gupta said
Hy Adwait! very very Nice singing! ur voice is very pleasing….a thumbs up4rm me!
Saroj Nair said
First time i am hearing your song Adwait. very good voice and singing.
Dj Wazif said
Nicely done brother…. keep practicing.
Syed Ahmed said
very expressive and controlled singing………….
Summit Gupta said
very well sung. very professionally sung….great
Dr. priya Rajan said
Adwait bhai Just stumbled across this Rafi saab song…. All time fav'.s Well done!
Liked it.
Thanks a lot for sharing.
MUSIC is the language of the soul!
Pradeep Barre said
Amazing Adwait! Keep coming!
Thanks & Regards,
>>mushy<<- said
kya bat hai adwait ji bahoot dil sey gaya, loved the rendition, regards
Rajiv Saddy said
Very nicely sung! Great expressions and clear voice. Enjoyed it.
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Ted Cruz returns to Texas as a hero who is reshaping the state Republican Party
Sharon Alford knows what they have been saying about her state's junior senator up in Washington. Which is why she was standing here, among about 600 people in a sweltering warehouse, holding a hand-made sign that said: "We the people ♥ Ted Cruz."
"He's surrounded by enemies up there, and I want to show support for him in Texas," she said. "I'm just hoping it's like this around the country."
Cruz may be the most reviled man in the U.S. Senate at the moment, not least among his Republican colleagues. He was the face and voice of the government shutdown strategy that brought the nation to the brink of default on its debt, and left his party with its lowest poll ratings ever, while doing nothing to halt the implementation of the health-care law.
Just in case you needed a reminder that Texas operates a bit differently than the rest of the country…
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"It is prohibited to initiate a boycott against the State of Israel, to encourage participation in it, or to provide assistance or information with the purpose of advancing it," section 2 of the proposed bill states.
The bill was submitted on 9 June 2010 by 25 Knesset members and endorsed by members of various factions, including Kadima party whip Dalia Itzik and Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Tsachi Hanegbi, according to
Sections 3 and 4 of the proposed legislation state that, "An act of a citizen or resident of Israel in violation of Section 2 constitutes a civil wrong, and it will be subject to the provisions of the Torts Ordinance," and "The court will award compensation for the civil wrong according to this law in the following manner: a. Punitive damages of up to 30,000 NIS to an injured party subject to the proof of any damage."
If proven they participated in a boycott, individuals who are not citizens or residents of
The bill's initiators say it aims "to protect the State of Israel and particularly its citizens from academic, economic, and other boycotts."
The first united Palestinian civil society call for boycott came in 2005, and since then the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement has grown significantly in the West Bank, and abroad, and is gaining more support within
The official BDS call states, "These non-violent punitive measures should be maintained until Israel meets its obligation to recognize the Palestinian people's inalienable right to self-determination and fully complies with the precepts of international law by:
1. Ending its occupation and colonization of all Arab lands and dismantling the Wall;
2. Recognizing the fundamental rights of the Arab-Palestinian citizens of
3. Respecting, protecting and promoting the rights of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes and properties as stipulated in UN resolution 194."
The Palestinian Authority recently stepped up efforts in its settlement boycott, and is receiving growing support from residents the
The PA's Ministry of National Economy's Department of Industry, Trade and Consumer Services has also established an 80-member monitoring team that visits West Bank cities and villages, inspecting for settlement made goods to confiscate. According to the Christian Science Monitor, the department has "drafted a law, signed by Palestinian Prime Minister Salaam Fayyad and awaiting the signature of President Mahmoud Abbas, that would make it illegal for Palestinians to sell settlement products, on pain of heavy fines and jail time."
Following the announcement, Knesset speaker Ruby Rivlin charged that the Palestinian Authority had "declared war" on the Israeli economy and the Land of Israel Lobby called on Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz to close air and seaports to Palestinian goods, according to Ynet. The new suggested boycott bill comes in direct response to the PA's decision.
The Israeli group Boycott from Within has been successful in, amongst other actions, supporting the cultural boycott of
UNISON, the largest public sector union in the
In 2009, the University of Sussex Students' Union became the first in the UK to execute a comprehensive boycott of Israeli goods, and in 2010 the University and College Union (UCU), the largest academic union in the UK which includes both staff and students, voted by an overwhelming majority to "sever all relations with the Histadrut" and investigate relations with the Ariel University Center, located in the West Bank, according to an article by Emir Richmond for the AIC.
"The Bureau is charged with administering and enforcing the Antiboycott Laws under the Export Administration Act. Those laws discourage, and in some circumstances, prohibit
"The penalties imposed for each "knowing" violation can be a fine of up to $50,000 or five times the value of the exports involved, whichever is greater, and imprisonment of up to five years. During periods when the EAR are continued in effect by an Executive Order issued pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, the criminal penalties for each "willful" violation can be a fine of up to $50,000 and imprisonment for up to ten years."
Their website also includes electronic forms and a phone number for reporting boycott requests and violations.
The proposed Israeli law seeks to criminalize calls for boycott up to one year prior to the law coming into effect, leaving little by way of intimidation value – anyone who has called for boycott already has no reason to stop.
In keeping with recent antiboycott trends, Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar said the government will act during the summer against academics who joined the call for a boycott against
This comes after a report released by the extreme-right Zionist organization Im Tirtzu stated that 80 percent of the research papers taught at political science courses in Israeli universities are "anti-Zionist and anti-nationalist." The report was roundly criticized by academics and public figures, wrote Haaretz, but Im Tirtzu officials said they stood behind the study.
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"It would behoove the education minister to ignore the report, which emits an aroma of McCarthyism," said Professor Yossi Ben-Artzi, the rector of the
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Brandon J. Richards, of Cuyahoga Falls, was taken into custody at his home.
Cuyahoga Falls Police took a report of sexual assault and domestic violence in which the victim reported that Richards used a handgun to threaten her.
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Oceanaire Seafood Room - Orlando
- Address:
9101 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819Neighborhood:
I Drive / Sand Lake
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Oceanaire Seafood Room - Orlando
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.theoceanaire.com/
- Phone: 4073634801
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm -10:00pm Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm -11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Jairo Mejia
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
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- Cross Street: Universal Blvd.
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- Parking Details: We offer complimentary valet parking on the south end of Pointe Orlando on International Drive, beginning at 11:00 AM. There is additional parking available in the Pointe Orlando parking garage, located on the north end of the mall, at the corner of Samoan Court and International Drive.
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- Perfectly cooked lobster tailOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/29/2014Went here with my boyfriend one night, then took some clients to eat here another night this week and stumbled across their "Magical Dining Menu" which is a 3 course meal for $33. Food was excellent and although we are from out of town, we will visit each time we are in Orlando. I must give a shout out for our exceptional waiters Roosevelt and Jason as well as outstanding manager, Michael. Thanks for a great evening. A full review can be found under Beaches-N-Dreams on TripAdvisor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SelectionOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/29/2014The selection of food on the magical dining menu was great, the portion was adequate also. Also was happy our server did not change his attitude when we asked for the magical dining menu. Some restaurants have done this and influenced our decision to not return.Special Features:
- OkOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014I tried this spot during magical dining out of curiosity. Wasn't overly impressed so won't return. Interior looked old. Service was very attentive, but nothing different from other places I frequent like Moon Fish or Bonefish. I guess based on location, I expected more.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magical Dining GemOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014We selected Oceanside Seafood Room during Magical Dining month. What a delight! The food was outstanding - Interesting and tasty preparation of seafood and full size portions. Service was excellent. Nice atmosphere. We could carry on a conversation even though ithe room was filled. I would highly recommend this restaurant. It could be a bit pricey outside of Magical Dining so will save for special occasions; definitely will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our thoughtsJojoDined on 9/28/2014Service and food was pretty good but we did not get the type of table we requested (Being a Landry Select Club member this should have been a given MO). The air was way too low and we were freezing sitting under a long vent, this was addressed quckly. It was not bad but just not spectacular and would not rush back. I find the restaurants around the convention center a little lacking, high end or not. The table next to us were in shorts and beach footwear and there were a few babies/toddlers in there too, one who started crying, not what want after a long day at work. Cancelled a reservation elsewhere to try this but wishing we hadn't. I filled in a feedback form the restaurant sent but still waiting to hear back so we shall see.Special Features:
- Typical internacional drive placeBrunoDined on 9/27/2014Ridiculous managerial staff, rude and unprofessional. Sat at bar for 10 minutes waiting for table and not 1 bartender approached us to offer menus or drink. Finally at table and order the magical dining special and fish were undercooked and nothing special about it. horrible experience
- Disappointing.Luv2dineoutDined on 9/27/2014Admittedly we were expecting a lot since several of our friends said it was the best seafood in town, but we were disappointed. The waiter immediately told us what his favorite things are. Telling us what are popular dishes is fine, but what he likes really does not matter. My wife's fish was not done in the middle, but the other dishes were good, but special. But then when the credit card receipt came for signature it was $45 more than the bill. If this was a tip it would have been 25%, but the waiter said it was not. He blamed the machine, then the person who did the transaction for him, but what he never did was say he was sorry. His reaction made us wonder if he was trying to pull a fast one, but I hate think that might be the case.
- Great valueMontDined on 9/27/2014I took my wife here for her birthday. The food and the service were great. I was surprised when I received the check, I thought it would have been more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014We had never been to Oceanaire before but decided to try it out for Magical Dining month. Although we still racked up a pretty hefty bill, it was a wonderful splurge. Our server Richie was fantastic and really went above and beyond to make our special night out complete! The food was all great...between the 2 of us we tried the lobster corn chowder, the grilled peach salad, the triggerfish, the black & bleu grouper, the key lime pie, and the mango panna cotta. I think our favs were the chowder, grouper. And key lime pie but really it was all really tasty! The ambiance is superb too! The lighting is dim but not so dark that it feels stuffy and you can't see your food lol. It is a very romantic place for a date and we would definitely go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magic Dining GemcloudheadDined on 9/25/2014Not only was the food great, but the service superb. The server thanked us for coming in for Magic Dining, mentioning that it is for a great cause. (This contrasts with a few other spots where they seem to look down on the guests who are ordering from the "discount" menu.) The good choices were excellent and the portion sizes were generous. I am not a fan of the layout and ambiance but every aspect of the service, from the maître d' to the runners, was friendly and excellent. We use the Magic Dining month to explore for restaurants we want to come back to during the rest of the year. We will definitely return to Oceanaire.Special Features:
- excellentUnhappyVIPDined on 9/22/2014every plate was very good. key lime pie delicious. we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014The service, the menu, the meal, and the drinks were all wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Average seafood at high pricesOrlandofoodietrioDined on 9/20/2014Server was rude at best. Slow service. Food was ok and did not justify prices.
- Enjoyable but OverchargedBaronsbuddyDined on 9/20/2014I ordered wine with my meal, but it arrived when we were done eating. Tried to cancel but waiter (been there 6 years) said it was already in the carafe so he couldn't cancel. I expected him to figure it out, not force me to keep it and pay for it. Should have been taken off bill with apologies. You need to set a new policy if he was following one. And watch the upcharges - they can eat you alive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and great service!LKWGAWDined on 9/19/2014Ask for Scott! Great server who knows the menu and is able to give recommendations based on what you are looking for. No selling just honest opinions! The food is very flavorful and nicely presented! Best Key Lime Pie in the area!Special Features:
- OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/19/2014very good food and excellent service. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Service beyond compareCaj12345Dined on 9/19/2014Right after my appetizer I suddenly felt very ill from an ongoing health issue. The server offered to cancel my order or box it up of that wasn't possible. The manager then came over to let me know they would box my meal and there would be no charge. WOW! Amazingly kind. I will definitely be going back especially after I felt better and was able to eat my meal the next day. Even reheated it was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazing service and great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/18/2014We were visiting Orlando and wanted to try out the restaurant month menu here. The ambience is very nice and the food was delicious. But the best part of the experience was the amazing service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/18/2014Five in our party for Magical Dining. I would like to try again ordering off the main menu.Special Features:
- Oceanaire - Great FoodJetOne3Dined on 9/18/2014My wife and I had a great time at Oceanaire. The food was excellent; our servers, Michael and Ryan were attentive throughout the evening. I had the swordfish "black and bleu"; my wife had the stuffed flounder; both were outstanding. We both enjoyed the House Chopped Salad, the dressing was light and did not overpower the flavors of the greens. When the reservation was made, I noted we were celebrating my wife's birthday, needless to say I was surprised by the complimentary baked alaska; it could have served 4 easily.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014Philip is an outstanding server. Who makes our dinner experience a delightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- waltWaltDined on 9/18/2014a very pleasant restaurant, good food, wine, and a noise level that lets you hear your friends
- The Food Was FantasticTommcapDined on 9/17/2014The food at Oceanaire was absolutely delicious! All courses were very impressive and I would highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- drove past 100 times before...redfemmDined on 9/17/2014We live over by Restaurant Row, so we usually are lured to eating a nice dinner over there. For Magical Dining Month this year, we decided to try out places we never considered before, so that's why we booked at Oceanaire. Everything is from scratch, everything is made with culinary artistic integrity. Menus are new everyday with a wide variety of the best seafood. Dine here and you'll feel as though 'you've arrived' in life. Scott has been a server there for 6 or 7 years and is very knowledgeable. We will be back for a regular dining night soon to Oceanaire.Special Features:
- RobertDined on 9/17/2014Food is way overpriced but service is outstanding, we will probably return.Special Features:
- Wonderful experienceLoversonaDateDined on 9/16/2014This was our first visit to Oceanairs, and it was all we could have desired. The service was excellent, the food delicious, and the ambience perfect. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceStevieDined on 9/15/2014My server Adam was very attentive, always checking if we needed anything and food was just amazing, tasty and at affordable price. The ambience was calm and romantic.. I had a great Anniversay there and they put Happy Anniversary on the menus witch I thought was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- InthebizDined on 9/14/2014Restaurant wasn't busy and service was extremely slow. Felt server annoyed from ordering magical dining.. Don't think I'll ever be back. For pricing and better service go to Eddie V's or Ocean Prime
- Excellence!firsttime2014Dined on 9/14/2014First time to dine at Oceanaire for the four of us and we enjoyed every aspect of the evening - great food, great service, great drinks! Would say the word "excellence" describes Oceanaire perfectly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/13/2014The food was excellent but the restaurant was overly loud. Have had better dining experiences at other Pointe Orlando establishments.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining experience was not magicalExperience101Dined on 9/13/2014Disappointed because we expected high quality service and we did not get it at all. Drinks took way too long, first course came about 15 minutes apart, my boyfriend and I did not eat together. We were not offered any suggestion for wine only refills for our long drinks. In addition, besides the fish which was really good, appetizers and desserts were terrible and when I mentioned it, no reaction from the server but " do you want to box them? ". If you crave fish or seafood and do not care about the experience, this is a great place to go.
- Totally enjoyableDMinOrlandoDined on 9/13/2014I've wanted to eat at Oceanaire for a while now, but being that it's in the "touristy" area, I had not been able to convince my friends to go down there. But for the past few years, we've picked a restaurant where we've never eaten and gone during Magical Dining Month and this year we chose Oceanaire. I thought it was one of the best menus on the Magical Dining list. We really enjoyed it; the food was great, the atmosphere was good, and we got great service. Would definitely like to return in the future.Special Features:
- Enjoyed a Great Meal!Cheric222Dined on 9/13/2014Brought friends and we had a great time. Food was spectacular and service was great. We had bragged to a foodie friend who had never been before and he loved it! The unique preparation of the fresh fish are amazing. Scott was efficient and friendly, as usual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exeeded ExpectationsChrisDined on 9/13/2014When we made our reservation we were pretty late and the only restaurant which had openings at 7.00 was was Oceanaire Seafood Room - so, we were quite sceptical. It was our families first visit and we came for Magical Dining. But our experience in regard to friendly and fast service as well as truly great food, an exceptional wine list in a very comfortable, relaxing athmosphere exceeded our expectations. This was definitely not our last visit and we would recommend it to our friends. Thanks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food & experience!CaliSpecial5zeroDined on 9/13/2014They went out of their way to make our anniversary very special! Printed menus that said "happy anniversary" and a card signed by the staff! Such nice touches! :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/13/2014Everything was excellent with the exception that some of our dishes were warm to cool instead of hot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesome place service and waitresstayntabDined on 9/12/2014Awesome place with awesome service food was terrific and service was outstanding will eat here any day again when I'm in Orlando.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food was greatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/12/2014all the food tasted wonderful, especially the lobster corn chowder. The regular menu is pricey, but was very affordable for the September magical dinning price of 33 per person. The staff was very attentive and there were plenty of employees around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great First ExperienceCoffeeWINEdineDined on 9/12/2014we went to celebrate my better half's birthday with our 3 year old. wasn't sure how my daughter would do in a nice restaurant like Oceanaire but our server went out of her way to make sure our daughter had just as good of a time as we did and was entertained through out the meal. the service was outstanding and i wish i could remember the servers name. i manage a four diamond restaurant and have worked in restaurants for over 12 years in all aspects of the operation from cooking to running and i am not easily impressed however this young lady was top notch. the food was awesome too we took advantage of the magical dining special and the portions were more than fair and flavorful. we will definialty be back. thanks Oceanaire and our serverSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Threat Description
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SUHDLOG.DAT is created to the root directory of drive C: during the setup of Windows. It contains backup copies of the original boot sectors of the machine and the system files. This file is not used by Windows unless you uninstall it - in which case the boot sectors and system files are restored.If your machine was already infected by a boot virus before installing Windows, the infected boot sectors will be copied to SUHDLOG.DAT. After this, F-Secure anti-virus products will find a dropper infection from this file. This is pretty harmless, and the best way to correct this problem is to make an extra copy of the SUHDLOG.DAT to a floppy disk which is stored in a safe place (an expert could fix the file manually if you need it for uninstall purposes) and just delete the SUHDLOG.DAT file from your hard drive.On a related note, F-Secure Anti-Virus had a false alarm of the Lamerman virus in this file on June 15th, 2001.
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Cloud Cities
Tomas Saraceno
interactive bubbles for exploration
Museum of Contemporary Art, Berlin
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