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The Conventions CEPA Programme
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Ramsar and Wetland Link International
Ramsar Resolution VII.9 defines the Outreach Programme of the Convention and it has identified wetland education centres as key locations for promoting the principles of wetland conservation and wise use through CEPA activities, and it has also identified WLI as the key organisation to assist the Contracting Parties in this area of work. A full description of the roles in this area of work of WLI, the Ramsar Contracting Parties, the CEPA Focal Points (Government and NGO), as well as the Ramsar Bureau, are laid out in paragraphs 47-49 of the Resolution guidelines (http://ramsar.org/key_outreach_prog_e.htm).
Doug Hulyer, who heads up WLI, is in the preparatory stages of re-shaping the WLI programme and further developing a highly effective wetland centre network. This is good news indeed for the Outreach Programme here's what you can do to help. Please read Doug's discussion paper below or download a Word 6/95 version and give him your feedback about his vision for WLI.
With the professional expertise of WLI in developing wetland centres, the exchange of experiences and support between centres that the WLI network can deliver, along with the combined supportive efforts of the Bureau and the CEPA Focal Points, I think our collaborative efforts will see wetland education centres delivering an effective wetland message on a global scale.
Developing the Wetland Link International (WLI) programme of The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust a discussion paper from The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust
Doug Hulyer, Director of Conservation Programmes & Development, WWT
June 14th 2001
1. Introduction - a brief history of WLI
In 1990 The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT), a U.K. based NGO, created the Wetland Link International (WLI) programme.
The objectives of the programme:
- To encourage and support the exchange of information and expertise internationally between those involved in wetland education programmes, particularly those operating from wetland education visitor centres and similarly targeted sites e.g. field study centres, nature reserves, etc.
- To advocate for, and assist in, the development of new wetland education centres and associated programmes throughout the world;
- To improve the effectiveness of operations at wetland education centres through sharing, training and expertise exchange;
- To lobby for the greater inclusion of communications, education and public awareness (CEPA) programmes within wetlands and related conservation initiatives and instruments, and develop frameworks for subsequent implementation at national, regional and global levels.
Beginning with a core group of wetland centres from the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Trinidad, U.S.A., Singapore, France and Italy, the WLI network of contacts grew to over 900 individuals, groups and organisations from over 100 countries.
A twice-yearly newsletter acted as the main means of mass-communication within the network. Many projects on a centre-to-centre basis were organised over the 11 years including training and expertise-exchange, centre development (from concept to build and operation) and broader education and public awareness programmes. The founder group and WWT team played a leading role in raising the level of debate about the importance of the education and public awareness process in the creation of sustainable futures and the establishment of the wise-use principle. As a consequence of this, Wetland Link International has been recognised as an important delivery mechanism for the Ramsar Conventions Outreach Programme (Resolution VII.9 and its annexed guidelines), adopted at COP7 in 1999 (see particularly paragraphs 47-49).
The initial three-year funding for the WLI programme came via a sponsorship from British Petroleum plc. and other in-kind support from British Airways e.g. international flights (the latter sponsorship continues to the present).
From 1994 to 1998 WWT supported the administration of WLI financially including the salary and other costs of its full-time coordinator. Since the loss of the coordinator in 1998, the major casualty within the programme has been that of the network itself, with the last newsletter being produced in 1999. Despite this, a number of WWT bilateral initiatives have proceeded under the programme and via the consultancy arm of WWT, the Wetlands Advisory Service. Most of these relate to advocacy and centre development and include new centre developments in Hong Kong, Korea, the USA, Belgium and the U.K. Direct advice and support has also been provided to projects in Austria, the Czech Republic, Italy and Ghana whilst projects in the pipeline include those in Kenya and Chile. From the evidence of the folk at Slimbridge (WWTs headquarters), it could be argued that there are more new centres under development at the present, linked to the programme, than at any time in WLIs history.
In 1999 WWT carried out a survey of all members of the network. The response to this included the affirmation that the WLI concept and network satisfied a real need and had the potential to deliver far more. As a result, WWT continues to recognise the importance of WLI in the delivery of its own conservation objectives and those of the wider wetlands community. This has been re-affirmed in the current planning cycle where the Wetland Link International initiative is one of the key programmes in the WWT Corporate Strategy (2002-2011). Some funding has been earmarked for spending by WWT in 2001 to re-establish the network and the organisation is actively pursuing further development funding to enable a financially sustainable programme to be put in place for the period of the WWT Corporate Strategy.
In developing the proposals for the programme from 2002 onward, discussions have been held with key members of the network over the past few months. I would like to record WWTs thanks for those that have helped, particularly Christine Prietto from the Wetland Centre, Shortlands, Australia, Lew Young from WWF-Hong Kong (Mai Po) and Ed Delany of Horsehead Centre, Maryland, USA. Also, the results of the 1999 consultation have been fed into the planning process. The major issues that require wider consultation are outlined below.
We now wish to engage the assistance of the wider wetland CEPA community in helping to shape the future of the programme.
2. What would we like you to do now?
In planning for the future a small team has identified a number of key issues.
In Section 3 below, five issues are introduced and each section includes a resume of our current thinking and plans for the future. We would welcome any thoughts on and reactions to these proposals. Your responses will help inform our detailed planning as we complete the three-year plan for WLI over the coming months.
Please e-mail your thoughts and responses to these five issues directly to me at email@example.com by July 31st 2001
3. What next?
Following collation of all the responses a draft three-year programme plan (for the period 2002 2004) will be produced and distributed. This will be published on the Ramsar CEPA-list and also sent direct to all who responded to this consultation (target date: September 30th 2001).
Planning for the future of the Wetland Link International (WLI)
Programme of WWT
Consultation June 2001
Please return your comments to the issues below by July 31st to firstname.lastname@example.com
Title the response: WLI Consult
. And thank you, in advance, for your help.
Question 1. Is there a need for the Wetland Link International programme?
Question 2. What are the objectives of the WLI programme?
Question 3. Who is WLI for, and what is a wetland education centre?
Question 4. What mechanisms will support, and activities take place within, the network?
Question 5. How will WLI be structured?
Question 1. Is there a need for the Wetland Link International programme?
Background: Since the formation of WLI in 1990 there have been significant changes in the global conservation agenda; these include the outcomes of the 1992 Rio agenda (Convention on Biological Diversity, Sustainable Development Commissions, etc.) and the development of flyway agreements related to wetlands (e.g. the Africa-Eurasian and Asia-Pacific agreements). All new instruments and agreements make reference to communications, education and public awareness (CEPA) activities. Over the same period of time the Ramsar agenda (Convention on Wetlands 1971) has moved onward to embrace CEPA, culminating in the adoption of the Outreach programme in 1999.
With the development of information technologies (particularly that of the world-wide-web and e-mail/list-serves) there has been a complementary growth of exchange networks including those within the CEPA world. One such instrument, recently launched, is the CEPA mini-website and list-serve run by the Ramsar Bureau itself.
WWT view: There are tremendous opportunities for the network to play a significant role in the development and delivery of CEPA activities related to many of the new agendas and instruments, in addition to the traditional Ramsar focus. The role and quality of individual centres in the delivery of the Ramsar Outreach/CEPA programme can be better developed and served as part of a specifically focussed, coordinating and sharing network.
WWT continues to receive many requests from individuals, organisations and agencies wishing to be associated with the network whilst there remains an identifiable and considerable need, WWT will continue to operate the programme within the bounds of its resources.
Your comment:
Question 2. What are the objectives of the WLI programme?
WWT believes that the bringing together of wildlife and people for the benefit of both remains a powerful tool in the CEPA process. The development of new and innovative methods of doing this, managing the interaction in ways that minimise impact and are sympathetic to both landscapes and natural systems, all deserve special attention at a global level, the revised network will focus upon these processes and imperatives and the CEPA programmes associated with them.
WWT re-affirms the following objectives for the programme:
- To encourage and support the exchange of information and expertise internationally between those involved in wetland education programmes, particularly those operating from wetland education centres and similarly targeted sites e.g. field study centres, environmental education centres, zoos, botanic gardens, aquaria, etc.
- To advocate for, and assist in, the development of new wetland education centres and their associated programmes throughout the world;
- To improve the effectiveness of operations at wetland education centres through sharing, training and expertise exchange;
- To lobby for the greater inclusion of communications, education and public awareness (CEPA) programmes within wetlands and related conservation initiatives and instruments, and support the development of frameworks for subsequent implementation at national, regional and global levels.
Your comment:
Question 3. Who is WLI for, and what is a wetland education centre?
Background: The WLI idea developed from a range of desires. These include:
- a desire to reduce the feelings of isolation of those involved in on-the-ground CEPA activities at centres;
- a desire to share knowledge and practical expertise around the world;
- a desire to raise the status and importance of CEPA activity in the achievement of conservation and sustainable development objectives
- a desire to produce solutions
Those who became involved ranged from wardens and rangers to administrators/educators and policy makers. In the absence of anything else, the WLI network became an unofficial CEPA network for wetlands largely, but not exclusively, focussed upon the classic notion of a wetland centre (i.e. visitor and educational facility on a nature reserve or protected area).
A recurring problem was how to define the term wetland education centre.
WWT View:
WLI for whom? We expect the primary interest to come from people who are planning, designing or operating places where there is people and wildlife/wetlands interaction with an educational or interpretative objective. i.e. those engaged in the act whether on a professional or amateur, paid or voluntary basis.
As e-communications will be the main organ of the network, participation will occur at many levels, beginning with simple membership of a list-serve.
The number of secondary audiences would include policy-makers, potential funders, wider environmental professionals (beyond education/interpretation), etc.
Anyone that needs or can share practical advice on activities related to the core objectives outlined above would be welcome to join the network as a participant.
What is a wetland centre?
For the purposes of the WLI network only, WWT defines a wetland education centre as:
Any place where there is interaction between people and wildlife and CEPA activity occurs in support of wetland conservation objectives.
This definition would include nature reserves with a wide range of visitor facilities on wetland sites (e.g. those of WWT and similar organisations), environmental education centres, field study centres, zoological and botanical gardens, many interactive museums of natural history and a variety of community site-based projects and programmes.
The functions of such centres should include:
CEPA for wetlands delivery
Capacity building for CEPA
Venues for training
It is planned to develop a set of clear criteria based upon these three functions by which a venue can be recognised as a member of the Wetland Link International programme. A small working group will be convened by WWT, in the first year of the three-year plan, to produce these criteria and discuss other structural issues (see below); wider consultation will occur through the WLI e-list (see 4 below).
Your comments:
Question 4. What mechanisms will support, and activities take place within, the network?
WWT Proposal:
The following is planned:
A. Creation of the Wetland Link International web-site. It is planned to create the WLI web-site in trial form by the end of October 2001. The site, when fully developed, will include:
- News and views (also acting as a mechanism for cross-informational exchange between other networks and from key international players e.g. Wetlands International and its specialist groups, IUCN, WWF, Birdlife International)
- On-line training and core materials (e.g. interpretative planning modules, education programme modules, strategy documents and templates, centre development process)
- A shop-window for wetland centres and associated organisations/agencies (i.e. live and other links to member centres). Links to key partner organisations and agencies.
- On-line support services. Examples of such services could include centre design and development advice, graphics/illustration database, down-loadable educational materials. It is possible that such services would be available through subscription or as sales items in order to generate income for the whole programme.
- Database of educational and other reference materials that support wetland centre development and operations (which may, inevitably, overlap with elements of the Ramsar CEPA site).
B. Creation of the WLI e-list.
To be created on the same time-scale as the web-site, this will perform functions similar to those of the Ramsar CEPA list but be focussed upon the specific needs of the network i.e. sharing problems and solutions an open forum for any network member.
C. Organisation of international meetings conferences and workshops.
The bringing together of those involved in wetland education centre development and operation it is planned to organise the first of such meetings in 2002 in advance of the COP8 of the Ramsar Convention (Valencia, Spain).
D. Shared policy and strategy for wetlands CEPA.
The development of shared policy and strategy targeted at international agendas e.g. international conventions and agreements.
E. The development of bilateral and multilateral projects between members.
F. The production of an annual printed review of activities and progress
G. Advocacy and lobbying
Production of advocacy materials (development of and support for wetland education centres and the WLI network); attendance by network members at key international meetings e.g. convention COPs.
Although unlikely in the short-term, it will be an aim to produce all materials in additional languages to English.
Your comments:
Question 5. How will WLI be structured?
Wetland Link International is a programme of WWT and the core coordination and operation of the programme and its associated global network will remain the responsibility of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust.
It is clear that the number of wetland education centres as defined in Question 3 above varies enormously from country to country. For countries where there are a good number of centres (e.g. Australia, USA and U.K.) it has been suggested that national networks could play a major role in delivering the CEPA plans for Ramsar and other initiatives. Likewise, the creation/identification of regional hubs (i.e. a lead wetland centre for that region), possibly based upon the existing Ramsar division, could encourage the development of projects and programmes specific to the needs of that region. Use of the Wetland Link International brand could help consolidate and unify these ideas as three levels of engagement.
It is WWTs intention to identify partner organisations, institutions or agencies to operate and develop the WLI programme in a phased manner at the regional and national levels. A working group of interested parties will be formed in 2001 to develop the concept and the necessary protocols required further. It is hoped that this process will be completed well in advance of Ramsar COP8 and be officially launched and promoted in Valencia in 2002.
Your comments:
Appendix 1.
Brief resume on The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT)
The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) is a United Kingdom-based organisation, created in 1946 by the painter and naturalist, Sir Peter Scott. WWT operates nine wetland visitor centres throughout the United Kingdom five of these are on Ramsar designated sites.
The mission of WWT is to conserve wetlands and their biodiversity for both wildlife and for people.
WWT organises its work under four main themes Species/populations, Habitats/ecosystems, People and Support. It operates a large biological research unit, plays a leading role in the global waterbird threatened species programme and is a leader in the design, creation, restoration and management of a wide variety of wetland types.
Heightening public awareness of, and education about, the values and benefits of wetlands is a key objective of the organisation. As a consequence, WWT has developed a number of community-based programmes including the Pondwatch and Waterlands campaigns (1988-94), Explorer programmes for schools, the interpretative/exhibit development programmes (including the creation of discovery centres, learning through play centres, etc.). It is currently working on a major initiative for schools-based learning the WISE Up to Wetlands programme with funding from HSBC bank.
In 2000 WWT opened the state-of-the-art Wetland Centre in the heart of London (WWTs ninth centre) and created the new visitor building and discovery centre at its headquarters at Slimbridge in Gloucestershire. Up to 750,000 people visit WWT Centres each year and this number is expected to rise to above 1 million within three years. WWT has a growing membership of 80,000 and a staff of approximately 200. Many thousands of volunteers are engaged in the work of WWT including over 2,000 who regularly monitor waterbird populations within the UK as part of the global Wetland Birds Survey.
Since its foundation WWT has helped a large number of individuals, organisations and agencies develop their own wetland centres throughout the world. In response to the growing demand for advice and assistance in doing so, WWT created the Wetland Link International (WLI) programme in 1990.
Visit our web site at www.wwt.org.uk
Or contact
Doug Hulyer, Director of Conservation Programmes & Development, WWT
Slimbridge, Glos. GL2 7BT, U.K.
Tel: +44 (0) 1453 891921
Fax: +44 (0) 1453 890827
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for taking part in last evening's 3rd Interesting South. What a night!
I'll write up more a little later (I'm clearing the car out of extension chords, a bell, a few left over bananas and mugs…) but really wanted to mention Tim Buesing and Lukasz Karluk of Holler. A number of people commented after the break on their clever work, which was on display in the bar area. Facing their TV monitors you could be instantly transformed into Ziggy Stardust…or a have a digital set of street-smart headphones magically dropped on your head. The work was called Face OFF and the guys have done lots of other stuff that meld people into technology.
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I love to see my men reading together.
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phone evidence from James Allen's mobile, Colin Dunford's landline and mobile as well as Mr Lines' mobile given by a digital forensic expert— @graemeecho 08 November 2012
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James Allen refuses to come into the dock for the start of day nine of his double murder trial.— @graemeecho 08 November 2012
jury told that Mr Allen is in the court building and is free to come into court.— @graemeecho 08 November 2012
sole pattern on witness Christopher Sanderson's Nike Airmax different to print found in Ms Davison's Whitby flat, the court hears.— @graemeecho 08 November 2012
sole pattern from shoes of 2 neighbours from basement flat don't match print found in kitchen of the flat.— @graemeecho 08 November 2012
court hears that acetate prints of shoe print shown to jury were not from defendant's trainers but a brand new pair the same as his.— @graemeecho 08 November 2012
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Yeah, food here isn't too bad really, could be much much worse. I live on site and their dinners in the evening which are more catered for the boarders also can be decent.
Food here is very good. I could have free lunches in different boarding houses every day of the week... but I'd have to sit with the boys and talk to them. I used to go to a couple a week, but it became a tie one term when I had lots to do over lunchtimes so I let it slip.
We can buy home made soup, and bought in sandwiches at cost in the staff common room. Really good quality (most of the time, sometimes a bit heavy handed with the salt) and enough to keep me going on the long days here.
Yeah, food here isn't too bad really, could be much much worse. I live on site and their dinners in the evening which are more catered for the boarders also can be decent.
The food here is unimpressive in my opinion - I don't eat it. Ingredients are far too cheap, flavours too weak etc...
My last school had amazing food though. Mmmm. That was outsourced but it was worth every penny.
free seasoning; the filth from your desk.
School diners here aren't to bad they are big on international food so we get to try all sorts. Only problem is dinner ladies used to serving tiny primary kids seem to believe we all eat that sized portion!
Most of us are doing a sponsored weight loss challenge for charity atm so no school dinners and the staff room looks like a buffet for rabbits -.-
Also thank God support staff get to go in immediately at 12; the noise of junior school children would drive me through several walls.
Yeah I make sure I get in early too, not for seating as we have a staff room but to avoid the stream of kids ambling around the canteen not looking where they're going with full plates of food in their hands!
Wednesday here is usually 'roast dinner' day, so today is gammon or a chicken breast with tagliatelle. I will have the former.
One issue I've been at loggerheads with to the catering committee is over desserts and more specifically the use of custard; it's boring and outdated but apparently the kids love it which they clearly don't as when I leave I often see the young ones come in with a dry pudding (alongside often a plate of just dry pasta and some bread, woof). Also milk in the common room is water.
I've been away for the last 3 1/2 weeks but the school seems to have a new evening chef in as well, had an enchilada (he said it was a burrito but I know my Mexican) last night which wasn't too bad.
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But if there is one feature that has been consistent through the years Duckworth has spent in various Temple classrooms, it is that that rush of excitement that comes when a new concept or idea suddenly becomes clear.
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Over the years, Duckworth has been an educator, a businesswoman and a strong supporter of the arts in Philadelphia. Time and again, as she has pursued new career opportunities or wanted to expand her experiences, she has come back to Temple. And Temple has been there for her.
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In Excel I've got two drop down lists at the moment with plans to add more soon. What I want to do is make it so that when two options are selected from the list an error is displayed; the two lists show hardware and I want to make a message box display when incompatible hardware is chosen.
Can this be done in Excel and if so how would I go about doing this? I have a feeling that it can't be done, at least not easily, but I thought I would check rather than not trying at all.


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To be something so simple, you'd almost expect these beans to be boring. They were quite tasty! I only made one change. I substituted bacon drippings for part of the olive oil that is used to sauté the onions & garlic. I figured this would only enhance the smokiness to be added by the smoked paprika (and I was right). I didn't end up having to mash any of the beans since a few of them boiled apart on their own. I let them cook uncovered for the last 30 minutes of the recommended cooking time, because they looked too soupy when compared with the recipe photo. The end result was a very creamy texture. We'll make this again! This would only be improved by adding a small bit of chopped ham... but it wouldn't be vegetarian at all, then.
Savory Soup Beans
Randy Mayor; Melanie J. Clarke
Though this humble dish is traditionally made with bacon, the smoked paprika gives this vegetarian version a similar smoky, savory flavor. You can order it online at www.ethnicgrocer.com, www.thespicehouse.com, or www.tienda.com.
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: about 1 1/2 cups)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 289
- Calories from fat: 14%
- Fat: 4.4g
- Saturated fat: 0.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.7g
- Protein: 14.8g
- Carbohydrate: 49.6g
- Fiber: 15.8g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 4.6mg
- Sodium: 739mg
- Calcium: 98mg
- 3 cups dried pinto beans
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 cups finely chopped onion
- 2 teaspoons Spanish smoked paprika
- 6 garlic cloves, minced
- 7 cups water
- 2 bay leaves
- 2 1/2 teaspoons salt
- Sort and wash beans; place in a large saucepan. Cover with water to 2 inches above beans; bring to a boil. Cook 2 minutes; remove from heat. Cover and let stand 1 hour. Drain.
- Wipe pan dry with a paper towel. Heat oil in pan over medium-high heat. Add onion, paprika, and garlic; sauté 4 minutes or until tender. Stir in beans, 7 cups water, and bay leaves; bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 1 1/2 hours or until beans are tender. Stir in salt. Discard bay leaves. Remove from heat; partially mash beans.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Meatless, Low Saturated Fat
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GIBSON CO, IN (WFIE) - What went wrong on Election night? Officials in Gibson County are still sorting that out.
Now that the results are in, and a treasurer has been named, the county has a chance to figure out the problems so they can keep them happening again.
After 14 hours of hand counting ballots, the Gibson County Clerk's Office declared Mary Key the winner in the Treasurer's Race.
With that race behind them, Election officials say what happened on Election Day is not their fault.
Gibson County Election Office Official Karen Wright says, "It had nothing to do with what our office did."
Wright says the reason ballots had to be counted by hand two weeks following the Election is because of the machine, the eagle.
Wright says, "It was a technical issue through the vendor and our vendor was Election Systems and Software."
Wright says one eagle was placed at each precinct, prior to the election. The machine, she adds, counts paper ballots. On Election Day, a handful of them would respond with error messages that raised a red flag with election officials.
Wright says, "We were not confident with what totals we got, we knew they were not right."
The Gibson County Election Office has been in touch with the Election System Software company. Wright tells 14 News the company is unable to uncover what went wrong, and until they visit her office later this month, she says that's unacceptable.
"That's what is disheartening, you work so hard and in the end, it isn't right because of the fault of a vendor."
Her office has already taken steps to make sure next election, the results will come in that night. Wright says they have a new machine through a new vendor.
14 News reached out to ES&S, but they had not returned our calls when this story was posted.
Wright also addressed the complaints about a shortage of paper ballot.
She says each precinct was instructed to use both the electronic machines and paper ballots, some didn't follow instructions, and they ran out of paper ballots.
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The funniest thing about New in Town is the title. Its fish-out-of-water story of Miami-based corporate executive Lucy Hill (Renée Zellweger) sent to small town Ulm, Minnesota, to downsize a snack-food plant is old as Zellweger's clumsy female Bridget Jones formula—and old as Hollywood's hills. Yawn-inducing déjà vu descends upon scenes of Midwestern hicks with funny accents—stolen from Frances McDormand's Marge Gunderson in Fargo. The darts that director Jonas Elmer and screenwriters Kenneth Rance and C. Jay Cox aim at Blue State/Red State differences have a weak thrust, just like the tired barbs against Zellweger's Lucy stumbling in stiletto heels before falling in love with the beaver-toothed, scraggly bearded, hunky union rep (Harry Connick, Jr).
Zellweger doesn't have the verve Diane Keaton brought to Baby Boom's similar stuck-in-Podunk gimmick. And Lucy never conveys that girl-next-door bonding that is Sandra Bullock's specialty. Is anything more tiresome than a miscast formula movie? Zellweger's own specialty is fragile sensitivity, which has been best displayed in The Whole Wide World, Jerry Maguire and 2007's remarkable, little seen Miss Potter: where she convincingly portrayed Beatrix Potter's quiet artistry and yearning for human contact. New in Town coarsens those same qualities into knee-slappers of female and small-town humiliation almost as ugly as the crude holiday comedy Four Christmases.
Yet, it's not just Lucy's wriggling rump that sticks out among the plaid and calico yokels. New in Town's commercial calculation is exposed by Lucy's predictable emotional thaw. The real message isn't about reviving the town's economy or returning manufacturing (and a sense of responsibility) to corporate America. This plot blatantly appeases flyover markets by switching course and having Lucy learn kindliness from these good common folk. It is Lucy's secretary, Siobhan Fallon Hogan's open-faced, tapioca-making Blanche Gunderson (sister of Marge?), who speechifies the lesson: "We ice fish, scrapbook and drag Jesus into normal conversation." Rarely has Hollywood populism been so transparent.
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Running Time: 96 min.
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What Neil Patel Can Teach Us About Authenticity
Be authentic…why not?
The persona of authenticity seems to be missing online sometimes.
But there are a few people who live it out, and everyday Neil Patel pushes the envelope of software and internet communities to accomplish authentic goals.
With over 126,000 Twitter followers and 45,000+ Facebook fans he's setting the bar high for success and authenticity.
As a child he was surrounded by entrepreneurs who inspired him to reach for more in life. He always pushed himself beyond his comfort zone, and pursued the notion to get more out of life and to help others along the way.
Neil is the owner of a number of companies online that push for an authentic vibe with a strong following.
One of those companies is Crazy Egg and the other is KISSMetrics each providing software tools to help online companies gather data and make improvements to their sites.
What Does Authenticity Mean For You?
I don't know about you but I'm sick of Wizard of Oz type trickery.
Why hide behind a curtain, and pretend to be some great and powerful master?
Be authentic and genuine instead.
In today's economy you have to be willing to go against the grain and do something real.
People are craving "realness" and they need inspiration to propel them through their day. We should aim to help more people on a daily basis and expect nothing in return.
What's wrong with giving to someone without expecting anything in return?
Why don't we do it more often? Because, we get distracted in life and loose site of the bigger picture, and start focusing on ourselves. We all do it, but we can change that.
The more authentic we live the more we can help others along the way.
Authenticity Is Life Changingly Awesome!
We all have weaknesses…whether we want to admit it or not.
When weaknesses are exposed it's a chance for us to take a good hard look at ourselves, and try to learn from them.
Instead most people try to hide their weaknesses and failures so they don't look bad.
Why try to hide them? Why not try and learn from them instead?
That's exactly what Neil Patel did his whole life!
Recognizing Weaknesses and Taking Them Head On Is Hard
In Neil Patel's bio you can read about all of the crazy adventures, mistakes, and misfortunes that he faced throughout his life.
Mistakes like investments gone wrong, selling $1,600 vacuum cleaners door to door, janitorial adventures, launching a website to rival monster.com…that failed btw, and finally hiring ad companies and marketing companies that wasted his money before success happened.
Oh! Btw he did all of this before he reached the age of 18.
Discouraged, but willing to push through all of his mistakes and shortcomings he pressed on.
"Effort Only Fully Releases It's Reward After A Person Refuses To Quit" – Napoleon Hill
These lessons taught him the value of perseverance and hard smart work.
After his failures and short comings he decided to teach himself marketing, which led to developing an amazing traffic getting course later in life that's ridiculously under priced for everything you get from it. In addition to learning online marketing, he picked up a few tidbits about Search Engines as well.
For one of his first college classes he took Speech 101. Was told that he could do his speech on any subject of his choosing, and decided to speak about how search engines worked.
After giving the speech he was approached by a company to help them build an online marketing strategy. Using his vacuum selling skills he worked up an agreement to consult them for $3500 per month (not bad for a first year college student).
Inspired by this opportunity he and his brother in law started an internet marketing company.
They quickly realized consulting sucked, but really enjoyed making software. There first project which still thrives today is Crazy Egg. Crazy Egg helped them realize the value of recurring income and propelled them to start their multi-million dollar software company KISSMetrics.
How You Can Use Authenticity To Succeed Too
Neil Patel acknowledged his mistakes and rose back up again to fight. Blow after blow.
You can do the same thing. You can push through the clutter and past failures.
Don't allow your past to hold you down and trap you.
If you've hit a wall in your business or life lately, take courage and stand back up to fight.
You're not out of the game, and the race isn't finished yet.
I know you want to win. I know you can achieve more and help others along the way.
Take your mistakes and failures and use them as moments to improve upon.
If someone cheated you, don't allow bitterness to take root.
Instead, embrace mercy and attempt to trust again.
Not everyone is a swindler or cheat.
Rise again. Lift your head up high. Prepare for the next blow, and prepare for the next.
The fight's just beginning, and you can win if you never give in.
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Terry Gilliam's The Zero Theorem
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Luis Buñuel was not only one of the world's great filmmakers, he had one of the great careers in movie history: Beginning as an avant-garde enfant terrible, he reinvented himself as an underground auteur, and wound up a celebrated old master. For some, the heart of Buñuel's résumé can be found in the 15-year stint when he re-established himself in the Mexican movie industry, grinding out hilariously subversive melodramas before making a triumphant return to European art cinema in the 1960s.
This nearly complete and more or less chronological retro spans the period between Buñuel's first Mexican sensation, the quintessential third-world slum drama Los Olvidados (1950), and his last Mexican feature, the surrealist comedy The Exterminating Angel(1962), which brilliantly exaggerates Buñuel's "bad cinema" aesthetic with a cast drawn from local telenovelas. Another example is the 1951 Susana, which radicalizes a reactionary potboiler by exaggerating its hackneyed femme fatale plot to create a one-joke parody of Civilization and Its Discontents.
Even with tonier material, Buñuel used a similar surrealizing strategy. His deadpan Robinson Crusoe (1954) precipitates an unexpected sexual subtext, while his triumphant Wuthering Heights (1954) is a blatant hacienda melodrama that camps out on poverty row before blasting into the stratospherea great movie that successfully travesties a great novel.
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Vegan Mozzarella Sticks! We can get fatter and unhealthier by the second. Thank Chicago Soy Dairy for Teese.
This is actually the perfect use for the new Teese. It comes in the tube so it's easy to cut out chunks, cover in delicious batter, and then fry! Plus, unlike the old Teese recipe, it stretches! I cannot wait to eat a metric ton of these suckers.
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We asked. The amazing Claryn at Hell Yeah It's Vegan answered. We love her with the fire of a thousand pizzasaurs.
Oh also, she got the new Teese and made some freaking mozzarella sticks with it. They look amazing, she is the talented best. One day when I have tons and tons of money, I will hire her to be my personal chef and I'll post what I eat everyday and you'll all die of jealousy and I'll come to your funerals and have Claryn cater them so you can curse me from beyond the grave. You'll be shaking your ghost fist at me as your mom and I eat vegan mozzarella sticks and make out. I don't know why I have such animosity towards you today WHAT DID YOU DO???
∞ posted at 09:34 by laurahooperb
Hell Yeah It's Vegan never fails to induce salivating and pawing at the screen. BY MY DOG. Not by me, I'm a lady. Well, so is my dog OKAY FINE IT'S BOTH OF US.
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Vegan bacon cheddar quiches. That's right, we're rolling with the big dogs now. Except we won't get killer cholesterol and heart disease from what we're eating OH SNAP.
Hell Yeah It's Vegan is a very tasty site and has the recipe so DO IT MAKE THEM NOW GO DO IT.
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We use a SMTP server in IIS and then send it through Office365.
Hi All,
I have had a linux box sat in the corner of of server room for about 5 years happily chugging away as our SMTP server.
Last week I noticed that I wasn't getting any emails from my backups and our finance software was sending emails to staff.
It turns out that the power supply on the linux box has packed in and I don't have a spare to replace it.
Is there a way I can use a public SMTP server for this? Is this what other people do? Or is there a quick way i can set up a new SMTP for this purpose?
We use a SMTP server in IIS and then send it through Office365.
What are you using for your user mail server?
I did have zimbra on the old Linux box, but is is truly dead.
I have set up IIS 6 with SMTP on one of our Server 2008 R2 servers. Using the Microsofty office365 guide, but the mails just sit in the C:\inetpub\mailroot\Queue folder and never leave!
You could try bumping up the logging to see if you get any clues as to the issue? Want help with IIS SMTP Service? Please enable logging. - IISLogs.com
Cheers, I've set the logging to the max. I'll see what happens over the next few hours.
If it is queing then it can't go out, it isn't setup properly.
I think you can open the emails in notepad and it will tell you why it is queing, I know you cna open badmails and it tells you.
sims FMS supports TLS encryption now - there is a tick box in FMS email settings have got ours working with gmail
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SMTP is enabled. We think we have this working now. The test email is working. Now need to test it with the user. We followed the instructions from the following link:
Take a look at EmailRelay from Sourceforge. I had to use it to get alerts from our SAN. It works very well.
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I would like to try this recipe but I'm pretty sure it should have banana in it. The recipe also references scallions. I don't see either on the ingredients list...
Caribbean Mahi Mahi with Banana Chutney
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Recipe Time
Prep Time:
Bake: 5 Minutes
Total: 20 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 410
- Fat: 4g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.5g
- Protein: 29g
- Carbohydrate: 65g
- Fiber: 7g
- Cholesterol: 85mg
- Sodium: 510mg
- 2 cups water
- 2 cups uncooked quick-cooking brown rice (such as Uncle Ben's Whole Grain Boil in Bag Brown Rice; use 1 bag)
- 1/4 cup flaked sweetened coconut
- 1 cup canned red beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 pound skinless mahi mahi fillets, cut into 4 pieces
- 1/2 teaspoon olive oil
- 2 tablespoons mango chutney
- 2 bananas, peeled and chopped
- 1 scallion, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
- 1. Preheat broiler.
- 2. Bring 2 cups water to a boil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat.
- 3. If using Uncle Ben's Boil in Bag, drop in bag, and boil 10 minutes; remove from bag and add coconut. Reduce heat to low. Simmer, covered, 5 minutes. Turn off heat; stir in beans, and set aside. (If using regular quick cooking brown rice, add rice and coconut to boiling water. Reduce heat to low. Simmer, covered, 5 minutes. Turn off heat; stir in beans, and set aside.)
- 4. While rice cooks, combine salt, allspice, thyme, and cayenne pepper in a small bowl; set aside.
- 5. Arrange fish on a baking sheet. Drizzle oil over fish. Sprinkle half of seasoning mixture over fish; turn fish over, and sprinkle with remaining seasoning.
- 6. Broil for 56 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork.
- 7. While fish broils, combine chutney, banana, scallions, and cilantro in a small bowl. Serve rice and bean mixture topped with fish and chutney mixture.
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Nerfing PW:S...AGAIN, is to nerf a disc priest's signature spell. The description states "Uses magic to shield allies from taking damage as well as heal their wounds." Should they be able to spam it, no. But to reduce it's effectiveness to the point that it may become avoided due to mana cost is to turn disc priests into holy priests with a different name.


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Pulsed Magnetic Field Therapy
As of April 2014, this office has upgraded from the equipment below to a more powerful, state-of-the-art PEMF system. Dr. Elliott is the only clinic in Oregon that has invested in this elite PEMF system. Pictures and more information are forthcoming as this site undergoes a major review.
To join in the excitement, please call the clinic to book a free PEMF session for any new or existing patient. It's an amazing feeling!
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, or PEMF, has a long history and is backed by more than 2,000 university-level, double-blind, medical studies from many countries. PEMF also has tens of thousands of patient success stories for a wide range of maladies, including chronic pain, trauma, depression and anxiety, migraines, reversal of metabolic disorders, and more.
Even NASA found PEMF stimulated tissue growth and repair and moderated disease in a four-year study.
How does it work?
Dr. Elliott will place a plastic tube containing a magnetic coil on the affected area, or you lie on a PEMF mat. PEMF radiates a powerful, pulsed electromagnetic field. It doesn't hurt, although you may feel some mild muscular contractions. Treatment usually lasts 15–20 minutes, with permanent success requiring several treatments over a period of time.
But wait, aren't EMFs bad for you? EMF "smog" from cell phones, power lines, computers, and more are believed by many to worsen health. The PEMF uses specifically designed frequencies applied in a controlled manner, which has been proven to benefit health.
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Why PEMF works so great on pain
These pulses cause chemical reactions at the cellular level by opening channels in the cell membranes. The cell membrane is the cell's "brain." It communicates with other cells, and regulates what comes in and goes out, including nutrients, hormones, signaling compounds, and toxins. The membrane has a positive charge on one side and a negative charge on the other.
Opposites attract, so it's the constant electrical activity between these positively and negatively charged ions that open and closes passages in the membrane. This voltage difference between the ions on either side of the cell membrane is called the cell's "resting potential."
Chronic pain, disease, and damage decrease the resting potential, much like overuse drains the voltage of a battery. In the case of chronic pain, a low resting potential allows too many pain signals to enter the cell, promoting inflammation, damage, and ever-increasing levels of pain.
PEMF restores the membrane's electrical balance. This "charging of the battery" blocks incoming pain signals, thus quickly reducing pain and inflammation. This same mechanism allows damaged cells to recover and repair. Repeat treatments (depending on your needs) provide lasting results.
PEMF reduces inflammation and promotes repair
PEMF also promotes healing through its actions on a signaling compound in the body called nitric oxide. There is a pro-inflammatory form of nitric oxide and two anti-inflammatory forms. Excess levels of the pro-inflammatory form cause chronic pain and many autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
Anti-inflammatory forms promote blood flow, oxygenation, growth and repair, and relaxation of blood and lymph vessels. Studies show PEMF promotes the anti-inflammatory forms of nitric oxide, thus promoting recovery and regeneration, and reducing inflammation.
PEMF repairs bones and tissue
PEMF enhances the repair of bones and tissue by increasing the flow of blood and lymph. The lymphatic system removes waste products and blood delivers oxygen and nutrients to the body's tissues and organs. PEMF enhances these systems, stimulating the growth of new blood vessels and bone, and speeding repair and recovery from injuries and wounds.
PEMF slows aging
The resting potential of damaged and diseased cells is up to 80 percent lower than normal. This lowers metabolism and energy and makes the body more vulnerable to damage from disease-causing free radicals. PEMF raises the body's supply of circulating electrons, thus serving as a potent antioxidant to boost cellular energy. PEMF's antioxidant benefits, along with its proven ability to repair and regenerate tissue, make it a powerful anti-aging tool.
PEMF improves brain function
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In office treatments are performed with the PEMF-100 machine that uses a field that can be felt as it pulses through your body. This more powerful application can have beneficial effects in a matter of 3-5 minutes. Home treatments are also an option thanks to our clinic rental program. The German-made MRS system is a lower intensity device that can be used for 30-45 minute sessions, up to three times per day. Hundreds of research studies with this machine have shown it to be effective for scores of clinical conditions.
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The paddle fits well on your waist and the holster fit my Ruger P89 well. Also like the double mag holder that comes with this.
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