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Ryan Bader still sucked. He is NOT one of the top contenders. Rampage looked horrible.
he won but boring fight.
Oh well;)
And I hope people will stop short changing Mart Hunt just because he's not super ripped or whatever.
not 'super ripped'???? hes not even close to looking athletic….
It's as simple as this: It is just NOT RIGHT for a fat guy to be called an 'athlete'. I was gutted he beat Kongo on that simple basis. Kongo clearly works hard to be an athlete, to keep himself in good physical shape, and that should be appreciated – hard to do when mr blob KO's him.
"I'm not an athlete, I'm a gladiator. People play baseball, nobody plays boxing." The point is that skills and mental condition play as big of a role as athleticism if not bigger. Just because somebody is ripped and athletic doesn't mean they are better fighters.
u stupid..kongo is a monkey nigger they are narural muscle annd hunt is somaon they never muscle..sorry sooene need say it…roy nelson is athlete an mark hunt too..i would love to see you keyboard coward tell them they are not..
bader is definitley a contender.
rampage just fought for the title and bader make him look like an amateur.
there's no way that he'd beat jones, but he deserves to be in the top 10;
he could beat a lot of the guys that are ranked in the top 10.
and what does being ripped have to do with being a fighter?
this is a sport, but it's the ultimate FIGHTING championship;
not the ultimate BODY championship.
if hunt is comfortable looking like that and can keep getting wins,
than the way he looks should have little to do with anything.
norampage was not motivated or injured…he was serious motivated for the jones fight..he only cut 3 poubds,,,bader is not in top 10..but mark hunt is somoan an they are never big muscles but are all tuff.. i really like hunt man of few words aand also had chance to get paid and not fight u gotta respect that
Just watched Boestch's fight. Simply awesome comeback. Gnarly KO. ON a side note, I don't hate Joe Rogan, but I would love to hear someone else call a fight.
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Try "The Pipe Fitter's and Pipe Welder's Handbook" by Thomas W. Frankland
ISBN0-02-802500-8. It's got tons of great information in a little 3x5 in book.
I'd be interested to see that program that will print out templates though especially since I have to do some pipe welding in the near future.Matt Adams A&P, IA
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Another great reference book is The Pipe Fitters Blue Book by W.V. Graves.
Use it along with The Pipe Fitter's and Pipe Welder's Handbook that Aircraft Welder recommended and there isn't anything that you cannot do with a piece of pipe. The two books compliment each other very well and are very useful.Flash me! I'm a welder.
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Are you doing tube framing, or pipe welding. I just assume you are talking about gas line or the like. For anything standard (T saddles and such) pipe wrap and quarter marks are the fastest way to do it, at least for me. I was doing some 2" gaurds for the pig launchers/receivers and I made a PVC template for the saddles. I just took a piece of PVC about 6 inches long and a rasp and made a perfect template that you can draw on with your soapstone. Works pretty good, but only for the little stuff. Anything over 2" I still go to the pipe wrap.
For the odd stuff like 45's you can take an old face sheild and trim it to make your template. Use your blue book to get you close, then trim to perfection while you make your fist one. Still have to shape up your fist one, but after that you'll have a good pattern. I had a bunch in the truck. My helper goes through a ton of face sheilds so I never am short of pattern peices.
BTW, any work down there? I'd like to get down there for the winter, but I don't really have any Texas numbers, only CO and WY contacts.
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They could change the sound as the position changes, which is not difficult to do. The students can use conditional statements to do this. Making the sound more "continuous" is more difficult and may be difficult at this level. However, setting up test statements in their program, is something they should be able to do as part of their work with GameMaker. They can use the Audacity audio editor, or another audio program, to record their sounds--or to edit free sounds they may choose to use.
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Open letter to teachers - I need help in implementing the flipped learning
Paraphrasing Sir Ken Robinson on one of his talk in RSA "At the heart of education is teaching and learning" , change in education has to be bottom-up. I believe if we want better education , we need to focus more on the process of "teaching and learning" , which is the reason why students and teachers must be actively involved in education reform.
Since early this year , I've been working on implementing the flipped learning from the grass-root level as a student. This project led me to writing an open letter to teachers (http://faizulzuraimi.blogspot.com/2013/05/an-open-letter-to-teachers-my-name-is.html), delivered a speech in TEDxKL audition ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPPfL1fP0Sg) and started my own social enterprise (https://www.facebook.com/voicesofglobalstudents)
The reason why I'm still working on this is that the principal and the deputy principal in my school are also very keen on this project. However , after having an appointment with the principal , I was told that some teachers may see this approach as "Americanism" and some may see it as an assumption that they haven't done anything as a teacher so far. It's becoming evident that what we need is a dialogue with the teachers.
Given the fact that I haven't got any experience on flipping a class, I'm looking for teachers(especially those who have tried flipping their classroom) to have a dialogue with a group of teachers in my school who may be interested. You may contact me through my email address and I can direct you to the principal or deputy principal in my school. Implementing the flipped learning wouldn't be possible without your participation, as this is a very important missing part that needs to be pieced.
Do contact me on my email here : firstname.lastname@example.com
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Sep 13 2013: Faizul, Look at the TED ED site .... flippedclassroom.org, go to flipped classes on the web and see there are samples of worksheets, lesson plans, FAQs, etc ....
You do not identify a location of where your at or where you teach. That is important as the charge your fellow teachers have leveled at you for proposing "Americanism". In some places that could be the kiss of death for your project and even your career.
You should find a place other than the USA where this was used and succeeded and avoid the examples of the USA using flipped.
It is a shame that those teachers are not interested in the students and the benefits of the program .... instead of embracing a hate for a country. Is that hate also taught to the students?
Sep 18 2013: Thanks for your time to comment . Am currently am a member in the flippedclassroom.org . After a few discussions , I think the best solution would be an opening discussion with the teachers in my school with wikispace as the platformhttp://ktjflippedlearning.wikispaces.com/Flipped+Learning .
Since my school is an international school , it is less likely that this approach would be seen as "americanism" , however my school principal was just concerned of its possibility. There are a number of learning institutions in Asia and some in Malaysia have started to flip their classes, so I can use that to substantiate my point. Perhaps the best way to resolve this is through dialogue.
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Sep 11 2013: Let me suggest one method of the "flipped learning" from the viewpoint of the students, as well as the teachers.
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The most important thing for self learning is the induction of creativity and the enthusiasm of the students in learning. Whatever it is from the students' self motivation or the teachers' encouragement or inducement. I believe that we should alter the format of presenting the teaching material and the following discussion and "homework" as follows:
The teacher should give the material for the next class before the conclusion of the preceding class, and ask the students to study the materials, be it as a video or lesson on paper or on computer media, at home before the next class. Ask the students to study it and treat this as a homework. In the next class, the teacher should answer questions concerning the pre-assigned teaching materials. Then a discussion mainly led by the students will follow; to expand the meaning of the topics or offer some practical use or analogy for the materials just presented. Finally a short "open book" written test will be done in class for all students. This answer sheet will be treated as the homework for the evaluation of what a student has learned from the lesson. This setup would encourage self learning as well as evaluate how the student has learned without any private help from their parents or siblings. During this in-class test, occasional hint can be given by the teachers as long as not a straight answer to the questions asked.
If you think that my suggestion is worthwhile to be pursued, I will be glad to answer any questions here or through email communication.
Sep 13 2013: Hi Mr.Bart ,
I couldn't agree more that self learning is the induction of creativity. Because when learning is carried out by self-initiative, it becomes more relevant and meaningful for a person. Or as Daniel Pink would put it as being intrinsically motivated by their autonomy.
We did that in our physics class, except we are given notes on paper since it takes time for the teachers to prepare the video lectures. A number of students don't like the idea due to the fact that many students are used to having teachers teaching in front. So I made agreement with a friend of mine to start an education department in LEO club so that we can start collecting//making video resources for CIE A levels (edexcel for maths) and IGCSE subjects.
I would love to receive an advice from you on making this possible. So I hope you would write it an email :)
Fritzie -
Sep 8 2013: Here is a site consisting entirely of teachers working on flipping their classrooms and using that vocabulary for it. http://flippedclassroom.org/
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There are subforums by subject, age of student, and so forth. You might want to look around the site to see if there are international members you might point to as evidence that it is not exclusively an American practice.
Sep 8 2013: Hi Mr.Fritzie ,
Thanks for the link . However,I did post my concerns in the forum on the website , but I haven't got any responses yet, which is why I decided to find some alternative approach. Perhaps I should just wait , or continue searching for help
Sep 8 2013: Maybe the challenge you face in recruiting teachers to explain a particular pedagogy to your teachers is that teachers typically regard each other as professionals. Without knowing the choices of instructional technique teachers are using and the reason for those choices, most teachers would not presume to waltz in and to tell other teachers that some way is better than what they are doing.
If teachers at your school asked for input, that would be different. I think this message is part of what your administrators were trying to convey to you when you approached them.
If your administrators are actually interested, why would they not introduce this pegagogy to the teachers using TED-Ed materials online as examples, not to persuade the teachers to adopt this new strategy but to launch a discussion of what teachers think are the potential or issues in using these forms of instruction to meet the goals for students your teachers, school, or higher educational administration may have?
Flipped learning, which is to say having students watch lectures at home, may be better than some ways of organizing student education but worse than other ways. Wouldn't it be in your administrators control to launch a broader discussion rather than trying to sell any one way of reaching students?
Sep 13 2013: Sorry for the late reply,
I think that is a good suggestion to ask the school administrators to try out TED-Ed materials as examples and to launch a discussion on the flipped learning as opposed to the means of direct persuasion. I'll certainly put that into consideration.Sep 18 2013: Hi guys , I've decided to launch an open discussion with the teachers in my school with wikispaces as a platform. Please feel free to participate :) http://ktjflippedlearning.wikispaces.com/Flipped+LearningSep 17 2013: Your struggle as to my perception would be reforming the education system in the class session. Actually, I like when a young ambitious student like you initiated something that will lead for a better or even greater generation in future. But bear in mind, the concerns raised by the teachers in your school can be anticipated as they were not familiar and not being trained into such foreign method. Not to mention to factor in their egos especially when the ideas hailed from a mere student. The scalable decision maker undergo many phases before it reaches all schools in Malaysia. The intricacies which involve in the educational system in Malaysia are formidable.
There are another agency that I presume can aid your plight that is the union it self, NUTP. I believe that your principal, have the right influence to raise your proposal and you can even have a dialogue directly with them. Mind you, they are the epicentre of the recent education blueprint issued by the Ministry. However, before you go directly to NUTP, you need to convince the teachers in your school. Help them to understand or at least choose one class session to be as a test / evidence to gain their trust. Good luck :)Sep 9 2013: For what course/grade?
Sep 13 2013: CIE A-levels :)Sep 8 2013: Do not wait for reform. Disrupt the current system.....peacefully.
You cannot see Deeply Disruptive Opportunities from within the confines of the Current Institution.
You must think Replacement. Not Reform.
There are two types of people.......those who are Taught. And those who Teach themselves.
Stick to reform and you will drive yourself mad. :-)


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First of all, the hospitality was everything. Wayne, Lil, and Kelly are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet. Their facility is unreal. We stayed in a million dollar hanger/bunkhouse with custom everything. Every piece of furniture or stuff hanging on the wall is from a plane. The seats around the pool table were from airplanes, one looked like an ejector seat from a fighter jet. The beds felt like the big fluffy ones at a Hampton Inn. Breakfast was great, nobody left hungry. I've stayed in fleabag hotels for more than the $65 they asked from us.
Breakfast was at 8:30. We started warming up around 9 and teed off at 10:00. We played in a 6'em without a course pro so we could all be together. Our round took just under 6 hours to play in 90 degree heat. You absolutely cannot bring enough to drink with you. I took 2 large bottles with me, and still ran out after 25 holes or so. We were exhausted. Our minds and bodies were pushed to the limit, but at the end of it all, we had these stupid smiles plastered all over our faces. The running joke of the day was that if the rapture had happened at 6:00pm, we wouldn't have even notice because we were already in discgolf heaven.
There are more signature holes at this place than I could count. Holes #2 and #3 are the best pair of back to back holes I've ever played. Every hole over 400' was a challenge, but there were 4 or 5 shorter holes to allow those of us without big arms to have some ace runs too. The 1080' hole through the woods is completely fair, and I ended up getting my picture taken as the only one that landed in "The Bunker". I finished up with 6 2's and 5 OB's on my round. 2 discs lost in the water, 2 landed in roads, and I missed the uphill triple mando. This course kicked our butts, but I was really proud of how we all hung in there. The thing is, over 27 holes and almost 13,000' of discgolf, everybody is going to have bad holes. Flyboy gives you the chance to pull the nose back up and save your round even after taking that disastrous 7 or 8.
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How could she? Last Saturday, the ASPCA arrested Nicole Dennis for allegedly neglecting and starving her one-year-old Shih Tzu, Dora.
Back in December, our Humane Law Enforcement Agents arrived at Dennis' Brooklyn home and found Dora in a severely neglected state. They rushed the skeletal dog to the ASPCA's Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital where veterinarians discovered she weighed 6.55 pounds. Dora was put on intravenous fluids to combat dehydration, and her coat was shaved due to excessive, painful matting.
"You don't have to hit, beat or kick an animal to be cruel to them," says Howard Lawrence, Senior Director of Operations for the ASPCA's Humane Law Enforcement Department. "Animal cruelty also includes situations where an owner fails to provide necessary food, water, shelter or veterinary care." Since 2010, 83 percent of the ASPCA's arrests have involved some form of animal neglect.
Dennis, 32, was charged with one count of misdemeanor animal cruelty. If convicted, she faces up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine. She is due in Kings County Criminal Court on March 5.
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Milan, Italy, May 27 2010 – International Business Systems (STO: IBS B), the leading application supplier for wholesale and distribution, announced today that Italian pharmaceutical distributor, Farmacie Comunali Riunite of Reggio Emilia, has switched to IBS Enterprise for all of its core business applications.
Farmacie Comunali Riunite was founded in 1903, and has grown to become one of the leading pharmaceutical wholesale distributors in Italy, with twenty four of their own pharmacies across the country, a turnover of approximately 180 million Euro, two distribution centers, and thirty thousand products to stock. Some three years ago the company began to look for a totally integrated software application suite that would deliver not only greater flexibility but easier business management in this dramatically changing sector, and ultimately allowing them to better serve their customers.
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"Besides being a state-of-the art solution at the forefront of the market, and specifically dedicated to pharmaceutical distribution, we were looking for a reliable business partner that could support us in a strategic turnaround," affirms Dr. Campari, General Manager of Farmacie Comunali Riunite. "IBS Enterprise for Pharma's core functionality along with IBS experience on both national and international projects, were the best guarantees in terms of the goals we needed to reach within this project. We had a very good go-live, without any problems or delays. Within one single night, we migrated from the "old system" to the new one IBS platform, at the same time changing some of our processes such as order processing, without losing a single day of business or causing any problems to our Customers".
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Upper Middle Rhine Valley
Upper Middle Rhine Valley
The 65km-stretch of the Middle Rhine Valley, with its castles, historic towns and vineyards, graphically illustrates the long history of human involvement with a dramatic and varied natural landscape. It is intimately associated with history and legend and for centuries has exercised a powerful influence on writers, artists and composers.
Vallée du Haut-Rhin moyen
Les 65 km de la vallée du Rhin moyen, avec ses châteaux, ses villes historiques et ses vignobles, illustrent de manière vivante la pérennité de l'implication humaine dans un paysage naturel spectaculaire et bigarré. Ce paysage est intimement lié à l'histoire et à la légende et exerce, depuis des siècles, une puissante influence sur les écrivains, les peintres et les compositeurs.
وادي الراين الأعلى الأوسط
تظهر الكيلومترات الخمسة والستون في وادي الراين الأوسط، بقصوره ومدنه التاريخية وكرومه، ديمومة التدخّل البشري في طبيعة رائعة الجمال ومتعددة الألوان المتجانسة. إن هذا المكان على علاقة وثيقة بالتاريخ والاساطير وهو يمارس منذ عصور طويلة تأثيراً كبيراً على المؤلفين والرسّامين والمؤلفين الموسيقيين.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: UNESCO/ERI
Долина Среднего Рейна
65-километровый участок долины Среднего Рейна с замками, историческими городами и виноградниками наглядно иллюстрирует длительную историю взаимодействия человека с этим живописным и мозаичным природным ландшафтом. Долина Рейна, тесно связанная с историей и легендами, на протяжении веков оказывала сильное влияние на писателей, художников, композиторов.
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Valle del curso medio del Alto Rin
Este paisaje cultural de castillos, ciudades históricas y viñedos, que se extiende a lo largo de 65 kilómetros del curso del Rin, es una viva ilustración de la presencia y el protagonismo del ser humano en un paisaje natural espectacular de rica diversidad. La historia y la leyenda están íntimamente vinculadas a este valle, que desde muchos siglos atrás viene siendo una poderosa fuente de inspiración para escritores, artistas y compositores.
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Boven Midden-Rijndal
Het Midden-Rijndal strekt zich uit over 65 kilometer. Met zijn kastelen, historische steden en wijngaarden illustreert het dal de lange geschiedenis van menselijke betrokkenheid bij een indrukwekkend en gevarieerd natuurlandschap. Het landschap is mede gevormd door meer dan 2.000 jaar terrasvorming op de steile hellingen. Het dal is een van de belangrijkste transportroutes in Europa en verbindt het noorden met de mediterrane landen. Het Boven Midden-Rijndal is nauw verbonden met geschiedenis en legende, en heeft eeuwenlang veel invloed uitgeoefend op schrijvers, kunstenaars en componisten. Het dal toont ook de voortgaande traditionele manier van leven en communicatie in een smalle riviervallei.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
The strategic location of the dramatic 65km stretch of the Middle Rhine Valley between Bingen, Rüdesheim und Koblenz as a transport artery and the prosperity that this engendered is reflected in its sixty small towns, the extensive terraced vineyards and the ruins of castles that once defended its trade.
The river breaks through the Rhenish Slate Mountains, connecting the broad floodplain of the Oberrheingraben with the lowland basin of the Lower Rhine. The property extends from the Bingen Gate (Binger Pforte), where the River Rhine flows into the deeply gorged, canyon section of the Rhine Valley, through the 15km long Bacharach valley, with smaller V-shaped side valleys, to Oberwesel where the transition from soft clay-slates to hard sandstone, results. In a series of narrows, the most famous of which is the Loreley, no more than 130m wide (and at 20m the deepest section of the Middle Rhine), and then up to the Lahnstein Gate (Lahnsteiner Pforte), where the river widens again into the Neuwied Valley. The property also includes the adjoining middle and upper Rhine terraces (Upper Valley) which bear witness to the course taken by the river in ancient times.
As a transport route, the Rhine has served as a link between the southern and northern halves of the continent since prehistoric times, enabling trade and cultural exchange, which in turn led to the establishment of settlements. Condensed into a very small area, these subsequently joined up to form chains of villages and small towns. For over a 1,000 years the steep valley sides have been terraced for vineyards.
The landscape is punctuated by some 40 hill top castles and fortresses erected over a period of around 1,000 years. Abandonment and later the wars of the 17th century left most as picturesque ruins. The later 18th century saw the growth of sensibility towards the beauties of nature, and the often dramatic physical scenery of the Middle Rhine Valley, coupled with the many ruined castles on prominent hilltops, made it appeal strongly to the Romantic movement, which in turn influenced the form of much 19th century restoration and reconstruction.
The Rhine is one of the world's great rivers and has witnessed many crucial events in human history. The stretch of the Middle Rhine Valley between Bingen and Koblenz is in many ways an exceptional expression of this long history. It is a cultural landscape that has been fashioned by humankind over many centuries and its present form and structure derive from human interventions conditioned by the cultural and political evolution of Western Europe. The geomorphology of the Middle Rhine Valley, moreover, is such that the river has over the centuries fostered a cultural landscape of great beauty which has strongly influenced artists of all kinds - poets, painters, and composers - over the past two centuries.
Criterion (ii): As one of the most important transport routes in Europe, the Middle Rhine Valley has for two millennia facilitated the exchange of culture between the Mediterranean region and the north.
Criterion (iv): The Middle Rhine Valley is an outstanding organic cultural landscape, the present-day character of which is determined both by its geomorphological and geological setting and by the human interventions, such as settlements, transport infrastructure, and land use, that it has undergone over two thousand years.
Criterion (v): The Middle Rhine Valley is an outstanding example of an evolving traditional way of life and means of communication in a narrow river valley. The terracing of its steep slopes in particular has shaped the landscape in many ways for more than two millennia. However, this form of land use is under threat from the socio-economic pressures of the present day.
The extensive property contains within its boundaries all the key attributes - the geological landscape, the sixty towns and settlements, the forty castles and forts, the vineyard terraces that define this prosperous and picturesque stretch of the Rhine valley and encompass all the key views that influenced writers and artists.
Thanks to the relatively modest leeway given by the natural landscape of the Middle Rhine Valley to the people inhabiting it, this section of the river has undergone fewer changes than others. As a result, but also thanks to various early attempts to protect the landscape and its historical monuments, the landscape has remained largely untouched. As a result, many of the features and elements that lend the area its authenticity have been preserved.
However the railways that run along the valley contribute to the noise pollution in the Valley which is a problem that needs to be mitigated.
Protection and management requirements
In Rhineland-Palatinate the monuments are covered by the 1978 Cultural Monuments Protection Law (Denkmalschutzgesetz) and the 1998 Building Ordinance (Landesbauordnung Rheinland-Pfalz). The landscape values are protected by the 2000 Forest Law (Landeswaldgesetz), 2005 Landscape Conservation Law (Landesgesetz zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung von Natur und Landschaft), 2003 Planning Law (Landesplanungsgesetz), 2004 Water Law (Landeswassergesetz), and the 1978 Middle Rhine Landscape Protection Ordinance (Landschaftsschutzverordnung Mittelrhein). Monuments in Hesse are covered by the 1976 Hesse Monuments Protection Law (Gesetz zum Schutz der Kulturdenkmäler) as amended in 1986. The 2002 Hesse Building Ordinance (Hessische Bauordnung) also has a significant role to play in monument protection. The landscape values are protected by a series of statutes, such as the 2002 Hesse Forest Law (Hessisches Forstgesetz), the 2006 Nature Protection and Landscape Conservation Law (Hessisches Gesetz über Naturschutz und Landschaftspflege), the 2002 Planning Law (Hessisches Landesplanungsgesetz), and the 2005 Water Law (Hessisches Wassergesetz).
Signatories of the Rhine Valley Charter (Die Rheintal Charta) of November 1997, which include the great majority of communities in the Middle Rhine Valley, undertake to conserve, manage, and exercise care in developing the natural and cultural heritage and the unique cultural landscape of the Rhine Valley.
Since 2005, the property has been run by the Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage Association, which comprises representatives from all the local and 'county' authorities falling within the region, as well as including officials from the federal states of Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate. The association also provides the property's World Heritage manager.
In 2004, the job of monitoring the implementation of the management plan in Rhineland-Palatinate was transferred to the state's Structural and Approval Directorate in Koblenz. The measures taken in the property serve primarily to preserve historical castles and towns, uphold the tradition of winegrowing on the steep slopes of the valley, secure habitats for rare animal and plant species, and generally ensure that the state of the environment remains unaltered. These measures are also designed to underpin the region's economic viability in a bid to dissuade people from moving away and prevent the average age of the region's inhabitants from rising.
To conciliate economic development to benefit local communities and the safeguarding of the Outstanding Universal Value of the property a Master Plan for the further sustainable development of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage Site is about to be compiled.
Long Description
As one of the most important transport routes in Europe, the Middle Rhine Valley has for two millennia facilitated the exchange of culture between the Mediterranean region and the north. It is an outstanding organic cultural landscape, the present-day character of which is determined both by its geomorphological and geological setting and by the human interventions such as settlements, transport infrastructure, and land use that it has undergone over 2,000 years. As a result, it is an outstanding example of an evolving traditional way of life and means of communication in a narrow river valley. The terracing of its steep slopes in particular has shaped the landscape in many ways for more than two millennia. However, this form of land use is under threat from today's socio-economic pressures.
The appearance of the Middle Rhine Valley is characterized by the interaction between its physical natural features, the human interventions, and its 'tourist' image. In the 65 km stretch of the valley the river breaks through the Rhenish Slate Mountains, connecting the broad floodplain of the Oberrheingraben with the lowland basin of the Lower Rhine.
At the 5 km long Bingen Gate (Bingen Pforte), widened in the 19th and 20th centuries, the Rhine enters the upper canyon stretch of the river. Just before the Gate there are two small towns: Bingen on the left bank noteworthy for 'political' symbols, Rüdesheim on the right dominated by the 12th-century Brömserberg fortress. The vineyards of the Rüdesheimer Berg are among the best in the Rheingau. After the Bingen Gate comes the 15 km long Bacharach valley, which is indented with smaller V-shaped side valleys. The small town of Lorch extends at right angles to the Rhine up the valley, lined with terraced vineyards. It is notable for its fine Gothic parish church of St Martin. Bacharach, at the entrance of the Steeger valley contains many timber-framed houses and retains its medieval appearance. Kaub and its environs contain a number of monuments, among them the Pfalzgrafenstein castle, the town wall of Kaub itself, and the terraced vineyards, created in the Middle Ages. Oberwesel has preserved a number of fine early houses, as well as two Gothic churches, the medieval Schönburg castle, and its medieval town wall.
The valley landscape begins to change at Oberwesel with the transition from soft clay-slates to hard sandstone. The result is a series of narrows, the most famous of which is the Loreley. This stretch of river was once hazardous for shipping and is reputed to be the place where the fabulous treasure of the Niebelungs lies hidden. Across the river on the right bank is St Goarshausen, with its castle of Neu-Katzenelnbogen. The third Katzenelnbogen fortress is Burg Reichenberg; its design suggests that it may have been inspired by Crusader fortresses in Syria and Palestine. Bad Salzig on the left bank marks the beginning of the section known as the Boppard Loops (Bopparder Schlingen). On the right bank is the twin town of Kamp Bornhofen.
Located at the start of a horseshoe loop in the river, Boppard originated as a Roman way-station, and was replaced in the 4th century by a military fort. Beyond Boppard is Osterspai with its timber-framed houses from the 16th-18th centuries and a ruined moated castle. Oberspay and Niederspay have fused into a single town and contain more timber-framed houses than anywhere else on the Middle Rhine: there is a particularly fine group on the waterfront. On the left bank, Rhens is where the German Emperors were enthroned after being elected in Frankfurt and crowned in Aachen Cathedral. The fortress of Marksburg, along with Pfalzgrafenstein the only surviving medieval fortifications on the Middle Rhine, towers above Braubach. Although much altered after the coming of the railway in 1860, Lahnstein preserves its imposing parish church of St John the Baptist. The castle of Stolzenfels, which belonged to the Elector of Trier, was restored in 1835 by the Prussians. Of the buildings in Koblenz that survived severe aerial bombardment during the Second World War mention should be made of the Romanesque basilicas of St Kastor, Our Lady, and St Florin, and the New Castle, the first and most important early classicist building in the Rhineland.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
Historical Description
There has been human settlement on the terraces of the Middle Rhine Valley since the last Ice Age. It came under Roman rule in the 1st century BCE, as a frontier province, and a military road was constructed on the left bank, linking military fortress and camps. The Rhine was also a major shipping route during this period, linking northern Europe with the Alpine massif and the Mediterranean lands, a role that exerted a major influence on the subsequent history of the Middle Rhine Valley.
There was continuity of settlement following the departure of the Romans in the 5th century. The Roman settlements were taken over by the Frankish kings and most of the area from Bingen downstream to Koblenz was crown property until well into the Carolingian era. However, the process of divesting the state of this property began in the 8th century and was not to be completed until the beginning of the 14th century. Much of it was donated to the church and the monastic orders. As bailiffs of the abbey of Prüm the Counts of Katzenelnbogen established control in the area around St Goar and Rheinfels, and this was to pass to the Landgraves of Hesse in 1479.
With the partition of Charlemagne's empire in 842 the left bank of the Rhine was assigned to the Middle Kingdom. Lorraine was not to be united with the East Frankish Kingdom until 925. It remained a heartland of royal power until the election of the Hohenstaufen King Konrad III in 1138. This saw the fragmentation of power in the Middle Rhine area, with parcels of land being distributed among the bishop-electors of Cologne, Mainz, and Trier and the counts palatine. Some forty castles were constructed between Bingen and Koblenz, as symbols of power and also as customs stations on this flourishing trade route. Towns such as Boppard and Oberwesel struggled to maintain their independent status as free towns, as testified by the remains of their defensive walls.
The Middle Rhine Valley was a core region of the Holy Roman Empire. Four of the seven Electors, the highest ranking rulers within the Empire, held portions of the area and it was here that they would meet to determine the succession.
Bacharach was the centre of the Rhine wine trade in the later Middle Ages. Vines had been cultivated on the lower slopes since Roman times, and this expanded greatly from the 10th century onwards. Some 3000ha of vineyards were under cultivation by 1600, five times as much as at the present time. The Thirty Years' War (1618-48) witnessed a substantial decline in viticulture, the land being converted partly into orchards and partly into coppice forest. The 14th-16th centuries were the golden age of art in the Middle Rhine, which saw the convergence of artistic influences from the Upper Rhine (Strasbourg) and the Lower Rhine (Cologne). Gothic masterpieces such as the Werner Chapel above Bacharach, the Church of Our Lady in Oberwesel, and the former collegiate church of St Goar date from this period.
Since the 17th century the Middle Rhine has been the scene of conflict between Germany and France. During the War of the Palatine Succession (1688-92) there was extensive destruction of fortresses and town fortifications, and much of Koblenz was destroyed. In the late 18th century the left bank of the Rhine became part of, first, the French Republic, and then the French Empire. This came to end in 1814, when the region came under Prussian rule. Extensive fortifications were constructed, including the fortress at Koblenz, and trade was fostered by the construction of the Rhine highway from Bingen to Koblenz, the widening of the shipping channel, the abolition of tolls over long stretches of the river, and the introduction of steam navigation. Railways were constructed on both the left and the right bank in the 1850s and 1860s.
A deliberate policy of promoting the Rhine as a "German" landscape was adopted by the Prussian state. This led to the renovation of fortress ruins in the Romantic style and the reconstruction of historic monuments, and also to the beginnings of the modern monument conservation movement.
The 20th century has seen major structural changes, notably the decline of the traditional winemaking sector and of mining and quarrying. Freight traffic has become concentrated on a small number of large harbours. The most important economic sector is now tourism. Ordinances of 1953 and 1978 have focused on the preservation of the cultural landscape, which is the main economic asset of the Middle Rhine.
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En español | By now, it's an old story: one-half of a high-profile and long-married couple — usually the man, truth be told — admits to having an affair. Sometimes, the couple's marriage can withstand the infidelity; other times, the breach of trust is too deep, and a split or divorce ensues.
David and Holly Petraeus don't fit the mold, say, of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver, since Holly Petraeus has not been nearly as prominent as her military-hero-turned-CIA-chief husband of 38 years. And we don't know, yet, whether their marriage will survive.
But what we do know is that while questions of infidelity grab the most headlines, having an extramarital affair is not what's behind the breakup or divorce of most long-term relationships.
The AARP Sex, Romance and Relationships Survey on the sexuality of people 45 and older found that extramarital affairs happen for only a relatively small number of couples. So while infidelity is certainly the precipitating factor in some marriages failing, it's not the reason in most cases.
Why do so many long-married couples decide to split? How can people be so happy for so long, only to then have the marriage turn sour in what are supposed to be their "golden years" together?
In most cases, the reasons are far less dramatic. Some relationships have been in decline for decades and finally lose all their juice. A marriage doesn't usually just blow up. It's more like a balloon that has been seeping air for a long time. After a while, it's totally deflated.
Another possibility is that a couple's issues intensify. Most problems are manageable, but then something sends them into hyperdrive. It could be a change in jobs, health, children's lives, personal ambitions or any number of other triggers. Whatever balance had been achieved is undermined, and with it the ability to handle the issue and still have a decent marriage.
Of course, we've all heard the familiar phrase, "We grew apart." But just because it's a cliché doesn't mean it's not a common cause of divorce or separation among long-time married couples. A typical scenario is where a husband and wife live increasingly different lives: He gets more and more into his work, she gets more and more into her children, her adult children, her grandchildren. Or she gets ambitious and he wants to relax, cut down, travel, and play golf.
Lack of communication and loss of trust are also issues that can seriously push a marriage toward divorce. I suspect that it wasn't so much an affair that sent Maria Shriver heading for the door, but more the fact that her husband had deceived her for so long. On top of that, she is dealing with public humiliation — as well as the destabilizing presence of a child. It is a rare relationship, of any length, that could face these factors and continue on.
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The state has approved three priority funding areas for Hughesville, green lighting construction of a fourth College of Southern Maryland campus and a key step in ongoing efforts to revitalize the village's downtown area.
The approved PFAs cover the land slated for the campus, the adjacent Hughesville Station commercial park and the Barns of Hughesville redevelopment project.
Getting the PFA — required in order for the campus to qualify for state funding — "was always the biggest hurdle, right from the start," CSM President Brad Gottfried said.
The last step before the college can acquire the 70-acre site is a required boundary adjustment on the property. Gottfried said he expects the adjustment to be completed before the holidays, and the subsequent property purchase is "going to be my Christmas present."
Given Hughesville's central location within Southern Maryland, Gottfried said the college's fourth campus will be the first to truly serve the entire region.
"Up to this point, we are a regional college, and we have a campus in all three counties, but this is the first venture into truly being a regional site," he said. "Yes, it's in one county, but it's truly going to serve all three counties because it's right in the center. I don't see this as a win for the college so much as a win for Southern Maryland."
The college's current campuses are in La Plata, Prince Frederick and Leonardtown.
The college plans for the campus to comprise four buildings — first, the Center for Trade and Energy Training, which would move from its current Waldorf location, and then potentially a health sciences building, fine arts center and a fieldhouse or athletic fields.
"With an institution like that, it's a big deal, and the PFA went a long way toward that," said Ray Mertz, a local developer heading up the Hughesville Station project. "It's a significant step forward towards a well-planned, well-thought out revitalization of Hughesville."
"Best case," the Center for Trade and Energy Training will be completed within a year, but "that's a very aggressive time span," Gottfried said.
Charles County Commissioner Ken Robinson (D) hailed the approvals as a milestone in efforts to both build the campus and rejuvenate Hughesville. He expects students to be attending classes at the campus within a couple years.
"That in turn will help jump-start the Hughesville revitalization because there will be more people around to support the small stores we hope will go in there," he said. "One goes hand-in-hand with the other, so we think this will not only put Hughesville back on the map but put Hughesville on the map in a way it never has before."
Robinson also sees the campus as a potential host for future Charles County high school graduations, which beginning in 2015 will be held locally rather than at the Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro.
There had been some concern about whether an ongoing spat with the state concerning the county's draft update to its 2006 comprehensive plan would hinder the PFA approvals, but local and state officials were happy to see the Maryland Department of Planning take up the matter separately.
"Obviously with everything that's going on with the comp plan, there was some concern with what would happen," Robinson said. "It is an example of how important it is to maintain relations at the state level."
"When you look at this visioning plan that the businesses and citizens of Hughesville put together, it's a wonderful business plan," Sen. Thomas "Mac" Middleton (D-Charles) said.
Middleton credited Robinson for getting "personally involved in this early on" and said the approval is indicative of "the short amount of time that it takes something this important to get done when everybody is lined up in support of it."
"I'd like to see more of that in Charles County," he said.
Having the PFAs approved ahead of the comprehensive plan "was a blessing because I don't think [the plan's] going to be agreed to anytime soon," Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (D-Calvert, Prince George's) said. During the 2012 redistricting process, Miller's district was redrawn to include a strip of northeast Charles County, including Hughesville.
"It means jobs. It means economic development, and the state recognized that this is a regional project benefiting Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's, and that the primary focus was on education, and they elected to move forward at this time rather than wait for a comprehensive plan for all of Charles County," he said.
Miller credited MDP Secretary Richard Hall with considering the PFAs "separate, apart from the needs of all of Charles County."
"He recognized it was about education, about jobs, moving forward with the old tobacco warehouses and making Hughesville vibrant again," Miller said.
Hall has been critical of the county draft comprehensive plan, calling it "pitiful" on his personal Facebook page two days after its Aug. 5 approval by the Charles County Planning Commission. Hall was later one of a dozen state agency heads, comprising Gov. Martin O'Malley's (D) Smart Growth Subcabinet, to write county citing "serious concerns" with the draft plan.


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All pulser tig, 16 Gauge sheet stock and some 8th inch angle.
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Basically its a universal lift tray because Im sick of dropping everything or stepping on it when Im up in the ceiling. guarantee it will be stolen within 3 days, but hey, It was fun to make.
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I made one to hold rod guards also. Then i made one to hang plastic bins on.
Works good if you are hanging pipe or welding small clips.
I made one very similair to yours a few years ago. But it was too big and kept getting in the way. I didn't have the angle on it and it worked OK.
I finally pitched it last year (too big,) I miss it once in a while, may make another one.
Looks good , you will be happy to use it.Tim Beeker,
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I used it today and it works amazing. very universal. the dimensions are 6 inches wide by 6 deep and 24 long. the support legs are 20 inches long from top of tray to end. which extends safely past any rail of the JLG scissors we use. The nice thing is, I used 2 inch angle for the hook so it fits over the extension rails as well as the smaller ones, it fits on across the end of the lift or the sides, it can hang inside or outside and on the top rail or the middle rail. Its light and moves easy and is very strong. Its strength is in its simplicity if you ask me. I used all day and it was solid and extremely useful. Im pretty sure it will fit boom lifts too. I thought about cutting out a gradual V from both ends of the box to lay copper tubing across but thats a future addition.
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If i wer you i would paint it a bright color(pink, orange, yellow, ect.) so every one knows whos it is. maybe a nice shade of blue? Maybe one to match your welder? just some food for the brain.
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Thank you for your informative article and discussion. I have been looking for information on access equipment and in particular a scissor lift and boom lift. This discussion has solved my concerns. I am very grateful.


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