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Publication Date : 12-02-2014
Airlines from Asean member countries still cannot fly freely within the region but progress on an open skies regime has been good, said Singapore's Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew on Tuesday.
He told The Straits Times: "We don't know whether a full open skies will be achieved because that's in 2015. But certainly what we have today ... is much better than what we had five years ago."
Asean transport ministers are committed to liberalisation, added Lui, who was speaking on the sidelines of a gathering of aviation executives and government officials.
"Obviously, a lot more still needs to be done before (an open skies regime) fully materialises. We are all realistic. We know some of the constraints and difficulties that some countries may be facing."
Industry players said governments sometimes meet resistance from national carriers worried that they cannot complete with stronger airlines from neighbouring nations.
An open skies system would allow Singapore Airlines, for example, to fly from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and then to Bangkok without having to seek permission from the various authorities.
In a speech earlier in the day at the opening of the Singapore Airshow Aviation Leadership Summit, Lui urged governments to consider the wider benefits of an open skies regime. He said: "This is not to say that it is painless to pursue liberal aviation policies", noting that uncompetitive airlines are likely to face severe pressures but ultimately, the benefits would far outweigh any downside.
Sim Kallas, vice-president of the European Commission and its Transport Commissioner, said the experience in Europe has been positive.
"The opening of the Europe market and regional cooperation have created tremendous growth and have been very productive for Europe. I think it can bring benefits for Asean as well," he noted.
Both groups should also consider closer cooperation, added Kallas.
The proposal will be discussed at the inaugural EU-Asean Aviation Summit on Wednesday.
In September 2012, the European Commission identified Asean as a region that could offer good opportunities, including in aviation. It noted in a recent memo that Asean transport ministers have expressed interest to pursue aviation cooperation.
"This would generate significant benefits for both sides not only in terms of market liberalisation, but also in ensuring regulatory convergence, fair competition, and more trade and investment," the commission said.
A potential hitch looms in the form of the European Union's insistence on pushing ahead with unilateral plans to impose an emissions charge on carriers flying to Europe.
There is much resistance to this from other countries, with many saying the lead should be taken by the International Civil Aviation Organisation, the United Nations agency that oversees civil aviation.
Lui told The Straits Times: "In our conversations with the EU, they are adopting a more flexible position. We will certainly allow Kallas to share some of that new thinking and position..."
Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean told the opening dinner of Singapore Airshow 2014 last night that aviation plays a key role in connecting Singapore to the world and enhancing its position as a global city. The air show opens on Wednesday.
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Q:I am running after a dream since long. How to get that fulfilled?
Be practical in taking care of your daily needs and see whatthe reality is at that point. You have a dream and you want to achievesomething. But that dream or idea may not match the reality that is right now.So understand the present reality and match it with your dream. This is whateverybody has to do.
Happiness comes by grace, Joy comes by grace, and even devotion comes by grace. Whatever one gets in life, that comes with grace. Every instant one is grateful to the God being beneficial for one self and for others also!
Live your life which radiates a fragrance which makes you and also others happy.
There are different types of Samadhi.
A child playing a game goes to its mother and plays or cries. That issurrender. The state of mind of the child is surrender. Another way to look atit is if there is something that we can't handle any more, we give up to thehigher power. That is surrender.
It is quiet natural to go towards violence for survival – it is a natural instinct. But, if selfconfidence and vision is instilled in such a person, then you will find that the person walks with a vision in self
confidence without the fear of survival problem.I have spoken about all these in a book called "Celebrating Silence". You can read that if you wish to.
The person who has created chaos wantsa cover and in the cover, he will always say to save his face and position. Hewill bring up many justifications. So, you understand that position
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Well, we will do meditation of course.
When you feel you can never achieve the commitment or when you feel the commitment is stifling you. When you feel the commitment you have undertaken was done in great ignorance and you are getting nowhere then you move out of that commitment, okay!
You can go on the Ashram tour. You can go and visit the pathshaala, the goshala. One of the best Ayurvedic hospitals is coming up here. In Ayurvedic College, there is an exhibition about herbs, how each and every aspect of creation can help us. They are very nicely done. They put the herb and how and for what it is beneficial. See when you consume a whole herb, it has a different effect. In allopathy, when you are extracting only a portion of the herb and not the whole, it doesn't leave that effect. So, the chemicals used adversely affect the body.

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The hot season is approaching, but instead of going to the beach to cool off, what about heading to the mountains? We've got just the place in mind: Pac Rang hamlet in northern Cao Bang Province, about 320km from Ha Noi.
Unknown to most foreign travelers, the hamlet is famous among Vietnamese for its beautiful scenery.
A 35km motorbike ride along weaving and sloping National Highway 3 from the centre of Cao Bang City takes us to a smooth asphalt road with green and yellow fields on either side.
Soon the sounds of hammer blows signal us to stop. As in some other hamlets in Phuc Sen Commune, forging has been the craft of the Nung ethnic people in Pac Rang for hundreds of years. Their knives, scissors and farm tools are famous in the region and neighbouring provinces for their durability and sharpness.
"If a local man does not know how to forge at marriage age, he is not considered a real man," head of Pac Rang hamlet Long Van Hai tells us. "To learn the forging craft, however, one should be healthy and have good vision and hearing because the craft requires all the senses. Professional forgers test the quality of finished products by moving them on a nail. The one that moves smoothly is a good one."
Brocade making is another traditional craft practiced in the hamlet.
"We do the whole process from cotton growing, thread spinning and weaving to indigo drying and embroidering. A fine dress or suit requires at last one month to complete, but the products can last for 10 years," says Hai's wife, Trieu Thi Dan.
Going around the hamlet under the shades of indigo cloth hanging to dry under the sun, we are amazed to see that Pac Rang is clean and unpolluted. Paths crossing the hamlet are paved with bricks or concrete; drainage and waste are properly treated and disposed of. We are particularly keen to see that domestic animals are no longer living underneath the floor of stilt houses, which is still a common practice in some areas.
"The Nung people used to live in the stilt houses and use the ground floor for storing farming tools and household animals, which was extremely unhygienic," says deputy head of the provincial culture department Nhan Thi Minh Thi. "It is not easy to break them of the habit. We did, finally. It's such a miracle."
Thi is referring to the Greater Mekong Subregion Sustainable Tourism Development Project, from which Pac Rang benefited. The Asian Development Bank-funded project supported the development of Pac Rang Hamlet into an ecological destination and traditional craft village while protecting natural and cultural heritage and developing community tourism in order to help reduce poverty.
Pac Rang is home to 51 households with more than 400 people. Hai's is one of five families provided with new, modern bathrooms and other facilities to serve travelers.
"We provided each family with four sets of blankets, bedspreads, pillows and mattresses and instructed them in basic hospitality skills," says Thi.
It turns out that we're the first tourists to "test" the services. Hai takes us around the rice fields in front of the house, roofed with yin-yang tiles.
"The owner of the upper field is responsible for strengthening the lower part of his or her field, and so is the owner of the lower field. That way, we can retain land and water for rice, maize and bean plants, and so on," says a farmer named Chien.
The local residents often climb mountains seeking rocks of different sizes. Then they pile them up, using earth or cement to fill any holes.
"Such stone walls are completely solid and stand firm against the test of time. Even buffalo and cows cannot make them collapse," adds Chien.
Pac Rang is located on National Highway 3 leading to the Ta Lung International border gate, close to Ban Gioc waterfall, Nguom Ngao Cave tourism site and Thang Hen Lake as well as many surreal mountain landscapes. — VNS
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New program for aspiring Aboriginal entrepreneursPosted: December 10, 2012
Premier Christy Clark Dec. 4 announced an investment of more than $500,000 for a program that will support skills training for Aboriginal individuals aspiring to start or grow their own businesses.
Cranbrook will be the location of one of three offices province-wide that will deliver the new program.
"The new Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Skills Development Program will help individuals gain valuable skills to help them start and operate their own businesses," said Premier Clark. "Everything begins with a thriving private sector, and by fostering entrepreneurship we're helping individuals succeed while growing the economy. By partnering together, we can ensure a brighter future for communities throughout the province."
The $517,500 investment was announced at the Success Through Sharing Symposium, co-hosted by British Columbia's Aboriginal Business and Investment Council (ABIC) and the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC). The symposium brought together over 250 First Nations representatives and business leaders to encourage greater participation by Aboriginal communities in British Columbia's growing economy.
"Government is committed to ensuring that British Columbians have the skills they need to take advantage of the job opportunities that are available in B.C. communities," said Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Minister Responsible for Labour Pat Bell. "This program will give Aboriginal people the tools they need to start their own businesses and be successful in the labour market."
Aboriginal Business Service Network Society (ABSN-BC) and the government of B.C. are partnering together to create the new self-employment training program that will provide participants with the skills training they need to start and operate their own businesses. This training includes workshops, mentoring, one-on-one business training, referrals and follow up.
"Mentorships and coaching are important pieces of any successful new business," said Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation Ida Chong. "This program will provide support and inspiration to about 435 Aboriginal entrepreneurs, setting them on a path to participate more fully in B.C.'s economy."
The Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Skills Development Program – which is being funded through the Canada-British Columbia Labour Market Agreement (LMA) until March 31, 2014 – is expected to support about 435 people in achieving their business goals. Three organizations are delivering the new program:
* The Kootenay Aboriginal Business Development Agency in Cranbrook.
* The Northeast Aboriginal Business Centre in Fort St. John.
* And the Aboriginal Business and Community Development Centre in Prince George.
Programs and services include a coaching component for those requiring additional one-on-one support for pre- and post-business start-up.
Clark announced this program as part of her keynote address at the Success Through Sharing Symposium. Topics covered at the symposium included how First Nations can access capital, encourage professional development, strive for financial independence and quality governance structures, and create prosperity for both business organizations and First Nations by working together.
"The symposium focused on successful Aboriginal and business partnerships across British Columbia and sharing the fundamentals of what made them work," said Ellis Ross, chair of the Aboriginal Business Investment Council. "ABIC is going to continue to provide a forum for these interactions to provide paths forward for our First Nations to participate in economic ventures in our traditional territories."
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OTHER PRIORITIES: Among Bach's other priorities if he is elected president is changing the IOC's approach to determining its Olympic program. The IOC currently has a cap on the number of athletes for each Summer Games and a cap on the number of sports, 28. Bach would like to see it lift its cap on the number of sports and consider eliminating some disciplines within sports so that it can keep the number of athletes the same and the number of permanent venues the same. Bach: "The limits on the number of athletes is fine and must be maintained. The number of sports, there we can be more flexible. ... We could add fashionable young and attractive disciplines." In addition to those topics, Bach spoke about improving the Olympic bidding process so that it allows bid cities to be more creative with their plans and not so restricted by IOC guidelines. He also talked about improving transparency within the IOC, strengthening anti-doping sanctions and giving the IOC athlete's commission more of a voice in the future of the Olympics. Bach said, "Given that we see more and more athletes' unions and lobbying groups pretending to speak on behalf of the athletes, we have to establish our athletes' commission as the legitimate representative body of the athletes because they are democratically elected."
SIX IN THE RUNNING: The IOC Friday closed its deadline for candidates to enter the race to become the next IOC president without any new candidates joining the six that have announced their intentions to run. In addition to Bach, the candidates are IOC VP Ser Miang Ng, IOC Exec Board members Sergei Bubka and C.K. Wu and former Exec Board members Richard Carrion and Denis Oswald. The election is slated for Sept. 10 in Buenos Aires.


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Look out, barbecue hot spots — Famous Dave's wants into Orlando as early as next year.
Minnetonka, Minn.-based barbecue restaurant chain Famous Dave's of America Inc. (Nasdaq: DAVE) last month said it wants to add as many as 50 locations statewide. And among those 50, about four to six could be in the Orlando area, said Brett Larrabee director of franchise development.
Though the chain hasn't secured any locations yet, it is in talks with potential franchisees.
"What's driving this is real estate opportunities in Florida," Larrabee told me. "The last few years have been tough for some Florida brands or brands in general, and those [spaces] are available to convert into Famous Dave's restaurants."
The chain has two prototypes: The first is the 5,000- to 6,000-square-foot, nearly 200-seat fast-casual eatery, which has a minimum construction cost of about $1.5 million per location. The other is what Famous Dave's calls its "shack" concept, a 2,400- to 4,000-square-foot eatery focused on more of a quick, to-go type of dining experience.
The eatery also has a focus on catering, with a dedicated to-go area in its full-service restaurant concept, Larrabee added.
And Larrabee said Famous Dave's is well aware of its competition in Central Florida — including 4Rivers Smokehouse, Sonny's Real Pit Bar-B-Q, Bubbalou's Bodacious BBQ and Smokey Bones Bar & Fire Grill, especially that of 4Rivers.
"Working alongside somebody like 4Rivers is a great opportunity for us," he said. "Our barbecue is authentic. We've won more than 600 awards across the U.S., not just because we're big, but because we're passionate about our food and care about the quality."
Be sure to keep an eye out in the coming months as Famous Dave's — which has more than 180 U.S. locations — ramps up its growth into our region.
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In homage to the film's eponymous character, let's dispatch with any namby-pamby vacillations or too-cute flourishes and employ some Bruce Lee-esque economy of motion (and language) here: JOHN WICK is hands down one of the best, most enlivening revenge thrillers to come down the pike in years—a prime-cut of uber-adrenalized, exquisitely realized action filmmaking that […]Read more »
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Truitt Bill to Require Coverage of Medically Necessary Nutritional Formulas for Children with Rare Illnesses Becomes Law
HARRISBURG – Legislation introduced by Rep. Dan Truitt (R-Chester) to help children who are unable to digest regular foods because of rare health conditions was signed into law by the governor on Wednesday.
Taylor Backs Bill to Expand Scholarships for Career and Technical Schools
HARRISBURG-- Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) joined his colleagues in passing legislation to expand and improve the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and the Educational Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs by allowing career and technical schools to benefit from the program.
EPA Region 7 Issues Decision Letter on the State of Missouri's Proposed Changes to Water Quality Standards
Environmental News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Lenexa, Kan., Oct. 23, 2014) - EPA Region 7 has issued its decision letter to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) on the State of Missouri's proposed new and revised Water Quality Standards, approving most proposed changes, including Missouri's decision to protect previously unclassified lakes and streams for certain uses listed in the federal Clean Water Act (CWA)
House Republicans to Cite Employment Gains in Carbon, Schuylkill and Luzerne Counties
WHAT: Area members of the House Republican Caucus will discuss state employment advances in the region, including new jobs at a plant in Carbon County. House members will also discuss increases in family-sustaining jobs across Pennsylvania. A local business leader and new employee will also speak.
Gabler Backs Bill to Protect Second Amendment Rights
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Matt Gabler (R-Clearfield/Elk) joined the majority of his colleagues Monday in supporting legislation which prevents any of Pennsylvania's more than 2,500 municipalities from enacting their own individual gun ordinances. House Bill 80, which passed with bipartisan support, has been sent to Gov. Tom Corbett for his signature into law.
House Policy Committee Discusses Opportunities for Natural Gas Applications, Watson Says
PERKASIE – Lower costs for energy and consumer products, along with other commercial applications, are direct benefits of the growing natural gas industry for residents and businesses in the southeastern part of the state, members of the House Majority Policy Committee learned today during a roundtable discussion at the Bucks County Community College's Upper Campus in Perkasie, said Rep. Kathy Watson (R-Bucks/144th), host of the event and member of the Policy Committee.
Evankovich Bill to Make Career and Technical Schools Eligible for EITC and OSTC Programs Awaits Governor's Signature
HARRISBURG – Legislation sponsored by Rep. Eli Evankovich (R-Westmoreland/Armstrong), allowing public career and technical schools to be eligible for two nationally acclaimed tax credit programs for creating student scholarships, was passed in the House of Representatives on a concurrence vote Monday. House Bill 91, which was amended in the Senate, now heads to the governor's desk to be signed into law.
Barrar, Committee to Hold Public Meeting on Ebola Preparedness
WHAT: Rep. Steve Barrar (R-Chester/ Delaware), chairman of the House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, will hold an informational meeting on Pennsylvania's preparedness for the Ebola virus.
EPA awards $1 million to Northern California graduate students through research fellowships
SAN FRANCISCO – Today the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced $1 million in fellowship grants to 12 students at Northern California universities conducting research and studying in environmental disciplines. These students selected will work on a variety of projects covering topics including climate change, public health and sustainability
Vereb Measure Protecting Crime Victims Signed Into Law
PHILADELPHIA — Near the intersection of 13th Street and Locust Street next to the site where Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner was murdered on Dec. 9, 1981, a measure introduced by state Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) that will protect victims of crime and their families was signed into law by the governor.
Watson's Online Impersonation Bill Gets Second House Nod
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Aument Applauds Key Legislative Accomplishments, Disappointed in Lack of Action on Others
HARRISBURG – As the 2013-14 legislative session comes to an end, Rep. Ryan Aument (R-Lancaster) today applauded the Pennsylvania General Assembly's undertaking of some key policy issues and expressed disappointment with lack of meaningful action on others.
House Approves Measure Aimed at Stopping Metal Thefts, Causer Says
HARRISBURG – With thefts of copper and other metals on the rise across the Commonwealth, the state House today approved legislation taking aim at those who break the law by creating a new category of offense and outlining stiff penalties, said Rep. Martin Causer (R-Turtlepoint).
House Sends Bill Protecting Gun Rights to Governor, Causer Says
HARRISBURG – The state House this week gave final approval to a bill aimed at deterring local governments from establishing their own firearms laws, an action that already is against state law, said Rep. Martin Causer (R-Turtlepoint).
Metcalfe Legislation to Crack Down on Copper Wiring Theft and Illegal Local Gun Control on Target for Governor's Signature
HARRISBURG —Legislation sponsored by State Representative Daryl Metcalfe (R-Butler) to make the punishment more adequately fit the crime for copper wiring theft and also impose financial penalties against any jurisdiction that illegally adopts a local firearm ordinance was concurred on by the state House today and sent to the governor's desk for signature.
Swanger: Federal Ebola Response Inadequate; State Must Do More
HARRISBURG – Rep. RoseMarie Swanger (R-Lebanon) today called upon the Pennsylvania Department of Health to take the lead in protecting residents of the Commonwealth from the deadly Ebola virus, expressing frustration and disappointment with the federal response to the global Ebola pandemic.
Godshall Organ Donor Tax Credit Bill Headed to Governor's Desk
HARRISBURG – With more than 8,000 Pennsylvanians currently awaiting a life-saving organ or bone marrow transplant, legislation sponsored by Rep. Robert Godshall (R-Montgomery) to make it easier to donate an organ or tissue to someone in need is finally on its way to becoming law.
House Continues Focus on Education
HARRISBURG – In a series of education-focused bills passed by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives this session, including this week, the chamber continued its commitment to excellence in education that has been a hallmark for House Republicans since gaining the majority nearly four years ago.
Stephens Legislation to Honor Fallen Vietnam War Hero Heads to Governor
HARRISBURG-- The House has passed House Bill 1135, which includes legislation authored by Rep. Todd Stephens (R-Montgomery) designating a portion of Pennsylvania Route 611 between Maple Avenue and Meetinghouse Road, in Horsham Township, Montgomery County, as the Lieutenant Joseph C. Park II Memorial Highway. The bill now goes to the Governor for his signature.
Emrick Legislation to Honor Local Veterans Heads to Governor's Desk
HARRISBURG – Legislation authored by state Rep. Joe Emrick (R-Northampton) which would rename a portion of Route 191 to honor local veterans of World War II is headed to Gov. Tom Corbett's desk. The language of Emrick's bill, House Bill 1736, was rolled into a larger bill which was unanimously passed Monday by the state House.


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A quick look around the Golden Triangle reveals no shortage of ways for goblins large and small to get into the festive spirit. Check out this sampling of events ranging from costume contests to fall carnivals taking place during the next three days. Keep in mind, inclement weather could affect some outdoor events.
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Other establishments, including Fat Daddy''s at the Holiday Inn in Columbus and Rick''s Cafe and State Theatre in Starkville, are holding costume contests and other Halloween festivities. Check with your favorite spot to find out what spooktacular festivities are planned.
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Bleeding mountain
Sometimes the right conditions just presents itself in a neatly wrapped package from nature, and if you are at the right place all you have to do is capture the moment.
With a sliver of the midnight sun hitting the top of the mountain while most of the landscape is colored by the clouds having this cool tone it really was a a one of a kind moment.
There are dried up seaweed in between the stones, dirt, sticks and branches that all served well for the composition and title of this image.
Captured in Nordreisa, Troms, Northern Norway.
The fjord
Captured ontop of Sørkjosen mountain in Nordreisa, Troms, Northern Norway.
These lighting conditions only laste for 50 seconds during this amazing sunrise.
Captured at Ternvannet, Lofoten, Northern Norway.
This lake lies in a valley and even though it was a bit of wind when driving here, it was absolutely quiet at the lake.
Under the right conditions any place can be beautiful, but this place was just mindblowing, so still and quiet in the middle of the night and just breathtaking to look at.
Due to the strong contrast between the sky and the mountain I had to combine several captures at different brightness level to get an image that was closer to what was seen.
The title is the key for this scene, cause I was simply spellbound gazing out over the ocean seeing these clouds curl and move rapidly across the sky while the midnight sun did one of its first dips in the ocean.
I stood there with a friend while taking this 3 minute exposure, and when the image popped up on the screen I knew I got it, and we both agreed that it was a very rare moment.
Captured in Nordreisa, Troms, Northern Norway.
The Nusfjord exposure
Captured of Nusfjord in Lofoten, Northern Norway.
One of the first thing I noticed driving in here was the brilliant green in the shadow of the mountain, that was really my clue for this capture.
With rather slow moving clouds I worked my way using a long exposure with a filter to block the light, at 1 minute it was not quite there, nor at 2 minutes, but at 3 minutes everything just worked and it is a capture that has grown more on me and is now one of my favourite all time images.
Essence of morning
Captured ontop of Sørkjosen mountain, Troms, Northern Norway.
Beautful misty mornight right before sunrise.
Wind shaper
Image captured in Sørkjosen, Troms, Northern Norway.
To say it was windy is quite the understatement, had a hard time keeping on my feet but absolutely worth it with the amazing cloud formations. :)
midnight glow
In the center where just the clouds are lies the north sea and to the left Skjervøy.
The special thing about this place is all the shapes of the rocks, and I could not think of a better way to capture them than under the light from the midnight sun.
Quiet motion
Captured at Eggum viewpoint in Lofoten, Northern Norway.
With the clouds infront of the midnight sun moving in one direction and the incoming clouds over the mountain in the other it provided an interesting opportunity to capture the scene to get those long streaking clouds using a longer exposure.
Long exposures is always a guessing game as you do not know exactly how the image will come out, in this case I think it all came together for a very peacefull image showing things one does not normally see.
To get this shot I had to increase my pace more and more until I was running to be able to capture the streaking clouds with the reflection in the water.
As I saw it started to form and felt a slight bit of wind I knew I did not have many minutes to get it, but luckily I did, and it turned out almost looking like there was waves in the still water which lead to the title of the image.
Fire in Uttakleiv
The midnight sun shining in the lower parts of the clouds and with fast moving clouds it served well for a long exposure.
One thing that I really like about doing these minute (or more) shots is that you never quite know what you are going to get, but in this case it looked quite like a big fire over the mountain.
Captured in Uttakleiv, Lofoten, northern Norway.
Captured at Bergskogvannet, Nordreisa, Troms, Northern Norway.
To the sky above
The mountain is called Bjørntinden, it lies on the road to Nusfjord in Lofoten, Northern Norway.
Captured near Storstein, Skjervøy, Northern Norway.
Long exposures gives water in an image that glassy/silky look, adding a surreal element to an image and when a scene presents itselft in this way it is an obvious choice.
The glow in the clouds comes fromt he midnight sun shining behind the clouds which is a big part of my landscape photography.


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Israel shrugs off PA decision to delay UN Security Council plan
IDF closely monitoring Hamas attempts to rearm
Sinai smugglers' attack on IDF troops a 'game-changer'
Recording released of eyewitness emergency call from scene of Jerusalem terror attack
Court bars Olmert's lawyers from hearing misplaced Zaken CDs
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Coalition crisis ends with forming of committee
Netanyahu moves to tamp down new election momentum
Rates of bariatric surgery have doubled since 2012
Doctors remove pen cap from boy's lung, warn of dangers of sucking on pen caps
Ministry uploads comparative data on health funds
MDA calls for blood donations after High Holidays shortage
Five scientific balloons to launch simultaneously Wednesday in Israel, Europe
Tel Aviv U. launches fuel substitutes accelerator
US agency gives $1 million to boost Israeli Arabs in hi-tech
Israeli gas firm signs bid to sell natural gas to Egypt
Israel surely in 'front line' for climate refugees, says expert
Renée Zellweger responds to Twitter's shock at her current appearance
Lord of the dance to play 'Dangerous Games' in Israel
Blue-and-white on the silver screen
Show Review: Cirque Eloize - Cirkopolis
Mac Haifa hosts Ra'anana hoping to get campaign on track
Maccabi TA yet again outplayed in Moscow
IFA punishes Sakhnin with NIS 15K slap on wrist for honoring Bishara
Maccabi Tel Aviv poised for first real test at old nemesis CSKA
Women of the Wall smuggle tiny Torah scroll to Western Wall for Bat Mitzva
Pro-Israel German-language Jewish magazine launches
Jewish leaders alarmed by UKIP's new European ally
Jewish leader compares eastern Ukraine to Gaza
Israeli youth now eligible for work permits in Australia
World Jewish Congress flips on Nazi pensions
Kuwait bolsters secondary boycott of Israel
Across party lines, Congress seeks more details from Iran talks
Most Americans unclear on objective in ISIS fight
European Rabbis worried over Mideast Christians
Erdogan says agreement reached for 200 Kurdish Peshmerga fighters to enter Kobani
Aliya's historic shift – from rescue to free choice
Column One: It's time to beat the Jew-haters
Parshat Noah: Caring as a remedy for corruption
The library for Israel and the Jewish world
Does Islamic State pose a threat to us?
Guarantor of the natural world
The fierce estuary of memory
Crossroad to nowhere
What happened to Renée Zellweger?
Staying honest in the 'Wild East'
Book Review: Expectations and reality
Book Review: Dancing with the Iranian devil
Granddad's trees
Grapevine: Synagogue spirit
A very 'Jerusalem' chief rabbi race
Staying put?
Grapevine: A worthy 'Hatan Torah'
Transcending trends
City Notes: Haifa holds viewing event in response to soccer ticket protest
A long way from the countryside
Is Israel safer Than America?
Sacrificing for a dignified life on Earth: Israel, justice and human redemption
Shirt-fronting Putin can help eradicate Islamic State crisis
How the media helps perpetuate a high cost of living
A song for TISHREI: 'A good word'
סִימָנִים עַל הַחוֹל
פֶסְטִיבַל שֶקְסְפִּיר הַבֵּינְלְאוּמִי
'Russia's goal is to destabilize the EU and NATO'
The way we were?
Speaking the same language
Work and play
The newest frontier in Judaica: 3D printing kippot
Grapevine: Music as a bridge
Frontlines Podcast: Is there a 'silent intifada' in Jerusalem?
Ask the Rabbi: Is revenge a Jewish value?
Un pied dans le monde du travail israélien
L'incendiaire de la mosquée al-Aqsa
« Tsahal sait très bien s'occuper de ses soldats »
« Avraham ouvrait sa porte à tous »
1909-1942 : onze femmes, un destin
Depuis 30 ans, Haïfa fait son cinéma
La fabuleuse histoire de Pitigliano
Ein Mata, l'un des secrets les mieux gardés de la vallée d'Eila
Netanyahou sort les griffes pour Jérusalem
Coalition américaine contre l'Etat islamique : quel rôle pour les pays arabes ?
Israël au pied du mur
Retour sur l'opération Bordure protectrice : décryptage de la situation moyen-orientale
Il est temps de changer de partenaire
David Azrieli, 1922-2014
Dimanche 13 juillet
Deux familles, une histoire
Une gauche en perte de repères
Bennett : le vent en poupe
Et tu choisiras la vie
Les rêves déçus de Gabi
Pope Paul VI, first pontiff to visit Israel, moves closer to sainthood
Dutch Christians boycott church over exhibit on Palestinian children
Christian Pastor warns Ebola is God's Punishment for Obama dividing Jerusalem
Evangelical support for Israel? Look to the east
Vatican promotes military force in to protect Christians from Islamic Extremism
Free Schach Distribution in Honor of Sukkot
Covenant of Brothers, Covenant of Life
Celebrating the New Year in KKL-JNF Parks and Forests
International Cleanup Day in Ashkelon
Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder Tours the Negev
KKL-JNF Helps Chile Deal with the Gall Wasp Pest
KKL-JNF and Fair Planet in Ethiopia–Seeds of Hope
Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
Care of the Forests Continues Even in a Sabbatical Year
Nevatim Celebrates 60 Years and Dedicates a New Reservoir
A Successful Annual Fundraising Event for KKL Milan
Der Wienerwald in Israel - The Vienna Woods in Israel
European Leadership Conference 2014 - Brussels, Belgium
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
Nurturing the Foresters of the Future
Saving the Sabras
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Aliya's historic shift – from rescue to free choice
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Parshat Noah: Caring as a remedy for corruption
The library for Israel and the Jewish world
Does Islamic State pose a threat to us?
Leaving for Berlin? Maybe you'll pay less for Milky, but what will you tell your grandchildren?
Another Tack: The 14th century in Washington
Know Comment: The power of Shabbat
Sinai Today: On the eve of making history together
Into the Fray: Let their people go!
My Word: The royal peace
October 24: FM and football
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Ship to Gaza: The latest Scandinavian stunt?
Mavi Marmara le 26 décembre 2010.
(photo credit:Reuters)
You've got to hand it to the publicly funded pro- Hamas and anti-Israel lobby
that goes by the name of "Ship to Gaza." They sure know how to score an own
goal."Ship to Gaza" is a Scandinavian (mostly Swedish and Norwegian)
organization, part of the infamous "Freedom Flotilla" that routinely attempts to
break Israel's legal blockade of the Hamas-run terrorist enclave in the Gaza
Strip.A couple of days ago the latest "Ship to Gaza" venture, the SV
Estelle, weighed anchor and set sail from Gothenburg in Sweden to Gaza. It
started its voyage by sailing first to Oslo in Norway, which is about as much in
the wrong direction as can be – but then everything about this propaganda
exercise is ill-conceived and poorly executed."Ship to Gaza" claims to
want an end to the "humanitarian crisis in Gaza." Its fanatical, virulently
anti-Israel collaborators from Sweden and Norway refuse to comment on or even
acknowledge the fact that Gaza is being marketed by none other than Hamas as a
luxury destination for Arab tourists on account of its 5-star hotels, lavish
shopping malls, Olympic-standard swimming pools, acclaimed restaurants and
wonderful beaches (albeit patrolled by Hamas to enforce modest Islamic dress
code – but only for female bathers). Truth is an inconvenient obstacle to
propaganda.Indeed, the Red Cross unequivocally stated more than a year
ago that there is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza.The Red Cross is
supported in its statement by Palestinian strongman Mohammed Dahlan, who says
Gaza is "not lacking anything" – and he should know better than a group of
well-funded conspiracy theorists living in far-off Oslo and
Stockholm."Ship to Gaza" sets sail to support the Hamas regime at the
same time as Egypt under Islamist President Mohamed Mursi accuses Islamist Hamas
of aiding the attack that left 16 Egyptian soldiers dead a week
ago.Egypt has accordingly shut the border crossing between Egypt and
Gaza and is in the process of using heavy machinery to demolish the myriad
smuggling tunnels under the border that are the financial mainstay of the Hamas
regime.Ordinary Egyptians are venting their anger against the Gaza
regime, saying "There is nothing called Palestine."Interestingly, this
is a view to which Hamas officially subscribes, itself stating unequivocally
that there are no Palestinians, that the Gaza Arabs are in fact Egyptian, Yemeni
and Saudi immigrants.One-time Palestinian Authority leader Mohammed
Dahlan, formerly based in the Gaza Strip until his ouster by Hamas, says "Hamas
is laying siege to the Gaza Strip, and neither Hamas nor the people at "Ship to
Gaza" disagree with him.Of course, the "siege" of Gaza is not total –
Israel transits all Gaza's legal imports of food, medicine, building materials,
fuel and so on, and admits increasing numbers of Gaza inhabitants for hospital
treatment in Israel – facts that Scandinavia's "Ship to Gaza" crew conveniently
ignore.With excruciating timing, this is when they instead choose to
embark on an embarrassingly out-of-sync voyage of solidarity with the Hamas
regime. Talk about being out of touch with reality.So just who are the
people behind "Ship to Gaza"? They are extreme-left ideologues, armchair
revolutionaries and Islamist supporters who express no desire to engage in any
"Ship to Syria" voyage to aid the beleaguered Palestinian refugees in that
war-torn country, or "Ship to Lebanon" to come to the aid of Palestinians there
who are prevented by apartheid law from owning property or engaging in certain
professions. Nor do they embark on a "Ship to Saudi Arabia" voyage to protest
against the fact that the Islamist Kingdom of Saudi Arabia actually has
apartheid roads on which non-Muslims are not allowed to travel. Apparently this
is not overtly racist enough to trouble the selective conscience of the "Ship to
Gaza" people.Imagine if the US had roads on which black people were
prohibited from driving, or if in Israel there were roads on which Muslims were
banned from travelling. By law! The Swedes and Norwegians behind "Ship to Gaza"
don't seem particularly interested in human rights in the Muslim world, only in
delegitimizing the Jewish state.To gain some understanding of the
peculiarly Scandinavian ideologies behind the "Ship to Gaza" movement, it is
worth noting that one of its foremost supporters, Norwegian self-titled "peace
scholar" Johan Galtung, was recently suspended by the Swiss World Peace Academy
after he remarked that Jews control the world media and that the infamous
Protocols of the Elders of Zion should be on everyone's must-read list. It is
not the first time Galtung has expressed similarly controversial
views.Galtung's expulsion was motivated by his "reckless and offensive
statements to questions that are specifically sensitive for Jews."Dr.
Manfred Gerstenfeld, former chairman of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
and author of Behind the Humanitarian Mask: The Nordic Countries, Israel and the
Jews, notes that anti-Semitism and anti- Israeli invective are more common in
Scandinavia than anywhere in the non-Muslim world. The Scandinavians behind
"Ship to Gaza" have an excruciating ability to pick the worst ideologies and the
worst ideologues, but then that is what defines their organization.A
parallel take on the virulent atmosphere against Jews and Israel in Scandinavia
– an atmosphere that inspires and funds "Ship to Gaza" – can be noted in Elliott
Abrams's excellent Weekly Standard op-ed, "Scandinavia and the
Jews."Indeed, the anti-Semitic aura is so rife in parts of Scandinavia
that the Simon Wiesenthal Center recently took the unprecedented step of issuing
an advisory against travel to Malmö, Sweden's third-largest city, because
Islamist sentiment fanned by controversial mayor Ilmar Reepalu is forcing the
city's Jews to leave en masse. So troubling is the situation that US President
Barack Obama's special advisor on anti-Semitism, Hannah Rosenthal, was sent to
Malmö to have discussions with the city's unrepentant mayor
Reepalu.Scandinavia is thus securing its place as a bastion of
anti-Semitism and vicious anti-Israel sentiment, and it is here that "Ship to
Gaza" gains its nourishment, finances and support.With Egypt now sealing
its Gaza border and no other way out being available, perhaps this is the one
time Israel should make an exception to its rule and actually allow the SV
Estelle to dock in Gaza – and its cargo of human propagandists to languish
forever in the Gaza Strip to which they are so keen to travel.The writer
is the deputy chairman of the West Sweden branch of the Sweden-Israel Friendship
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