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Book Description"Aqua Fun -Games and Fun for the Advanced" is a manual with a vast variety of possibilities to have fun in the water after you have learned to swim. The main emphasis is placed on adapting the proper games with a ball (water polo, water basketball, water volleyball, water football and underwater polo amongst others). Besides these, new games with the ball in water are introduced, such as water biathlon, aqua baseball etc. A large collection of fun, easy games (such as playing catch, etc.) is also included for use in setting various targets and in different groups. Or Uwe Rheker, based in Paderborn, Germany, a graduate in Sports, teaches Sports Sciences and is in charge of Handicapped Students' Affairs at the University of Paderborn. He specialises in sport for the handicapped and integrative sports, and is the founder and head of the Paderborn Integrative Family Sports group.
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Charges laid after 14 dog deaths at Sask. kennel
A 50-year-old man has been charged with animal negligence stemming from the deaths of 14 large breed dogs at a pet boarding business over the summer.
Inmates charged in Garland beating
City police have charged four inmates in the jailhouse attack last weekend on convicted triple murderer Douglas Garland.
Canadian attacked with machete in Thailand
CHUMPHON, Thailand — Police in Thailand have arrested two men accused of slashing a Canadian man with a machete while trying to steal a gold necklace from his female companion last week.
Montreal husband 'cracked,' charged with murder
A 55-year-old man, who allegedly killed his ill spouse as an act of compassion, appeared at the Montreal courthouse Tuesday afternoon.
Stabbing spree trial begins
Photographs shown in an Edmonton courtroom Tuesday depict a chaotic crime scene with the blood of six people spilled across a warehouse where a double murder took place in 2014.
O'Leary has followers
For Conservative Party leadership frontrunner Kevin O'Leary, life is tweet.
Tony Clement hangs up during live interview
Conservative public safety critic Tony Clement is asking for an apology from the CBC after he hung up the phone during a live radio interview about refugees.
Accused mosque shooter's case to resume in March
The case of the man charged with murder in last month's mosque shootings in Quebec City will resume March 30.
Montreal becomes sanctuary city
Montreal city council passed a motion Monday making it the latest Canadian jurisdiction to declare itself a "sanctuary city" for non-status immigrants.
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The federal government will give apologies and compensation to three Canadians who were tortured in Syria.
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This gorgeous bayside view and the Ferry Building was taken from our hotel room at the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero.
The immense clock tower replicates a bell tower constructed in the 12th century of Spain's Seville Cathedral and is a welcome to those entering the Bay. It was a mannerly clock, only marking the hours before and after bedtime!(picture 2)
Architect, A. Page Brown designed this building, which the distinction of having the largest foundation (660 feet) of any building over water in the world. I think it is an extremely striking structure and certainly an attraction worthy of preservation! It has withstood two earthquakes: in 1906 and 1989.
The Ferry Building opened in 1898 and became a major transportation hub. This new building replaced the old ferry house built in 1875. The ferry was the only way travelers could reach the city up until the 1930's, unless they lived on the peninsula itself. (con't)
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By BARRY SCHATZ
At an age when boys often dream of playing for the Boston Red Sox or becoming President, Bob Ferrier knew he wanted to teach music.
He received his first stringed instrument at 10.
"It was a plastic guitar with fishing line strings -- you know, nylon strings. My aunt gave it to me," Ferrier said.
Six years later, he was giving guitar lessons at Falcetti Music in his hometown of Springfield.
"I had a revelation at a young age that I was really going to love it," he said recently.
Apparently so.
Music professor Robert "Bob" Ferrier, '77, has been teaching jazz guitar at HCC for more than 30 years and is the founder, organizer and host of the annual Holyoke Community College Jazz Festival, which kicks off its 19th season on Friday, March 11.
His office on the first floor of the Fine & Performing Arts building is crammed with stacks of jazz CDs, and framed photographs of jazz icons line the walls. One day, immersed in the music, so to speak, Ferrier recalled his musical journey from teenage teacher to performer and HCC professor.
When he started learning, Ferrier said he loved improvising, but not practicing. Several years later, his parents bought him a steel-stringed Guild, and insisted he practice more seriously; his father even threatened to take the new guitar away if he didn't.
Lesson learned. Soon, he was working at Falcetti.
One of his early students there was an autistic boy, whom Ferrier was able to teach "Jingle Bells." The boy's mother and father were astonished.
"The parents were standing in the doorway and crying," Ferrier said, his face still lighting up decades later. "I had a knot in my throat. I knew then teaching music was a calling."
After graduating from Cathedral High School in Springfield, Ferrier enrolled at HCC. He studied classical guitar because HCC didn't have jazz at the time. He left after one year to play professionally.
"I loved HCC, but the urge to improvise took over," he said.
Serendipity helped him get that first professional job when he and a drummer buddy attended a performance by a seven-piece traveling show band at the Holiday Inn in West Springfield. The bandleader asked if there were any musicians in the audience. Ferrier and his friend spoke up.
"Well, we're looking for a guitar player and a drummer," they were told. The bandleader wrote Ferrier's name on a bar napkin. Months later the man showed up at his home to try to convince the parents of the 18-year-old to let their son hit the road with the band.
Ferrier played with the band for about eight months until it broke up.
"It was a great experience, but you were living like a rat," he said. "Eating peanuts off the tables and like that."
To advance his education and prepare himself for the working world, Ferrier decided to enroll at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. He graduated in 1983.
After earning his degree, Ferrier returned to HCC for advice, and maybe a job, from Dan Oberholtzer, then the chairman of the HCC Music Department.
During their discussion, Ferrier said to his former mentor: "I think you should have jazz here." Oberholtzer listened, then agreed.
So, in 1984, Ferrier taught the first jazz class at the school, Jazz Guitar Improvisation. Soon, he began a Guitar Ensemble Class. The department has grown since then to four levels of instruction, four faculty members and about 60 jazz majors.
Ferrier earned a master's degree in music from the University of Massachusetts in 1997. In addition to HCC, Ferrier has also taught jazz at Westfield State University, Amherst College and UMass.
In 1998, Ferrier organized the first HCC Jazz Festival. Over the years, the festival has attracted some big names in the world of jazz, including Lew Soloff, Peter Erskine, John Fedchock, Yusef Lateef, and John Abercrombie.
This year, the festival's 19th, the guest artist will be one of Ferrier's former instructors from Berklee, saxophonist George Garzone. Friday night, March 11, for the opening concert, Garzone will play with the Amherst Jazz Orchestra under the direction of music professor and trombonist David Sporny.
The two-day festival of musical workshops and performances begins at 8 p.m. in the Leslie Phillips Theater in the HCC Fine & Performing Arts building. Tickets are $15 (general public), $10 (senior and non-HCC students) and free for members of the HCC community (students, staff and faculty) with a valid ID.
The festival continues on Saturday, March 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the Leslie Phillips Theater with big band and combo performances by high school and HCC jazz students. Jazz clinics, workshops and jam sessions will be held throughout the day in the HCC Recital Hall (FPA building, Room 137). Student-musicians from 10 high schools and colleges are expected to participate. A concluding concert featuring Garzone, select students from each of the schools and festival faculty will be held in the theater Saturday from 4 to 5 p.m.
"We don't hand out medals" at the Jazz Festival clinics and workshops, Ferrier said. "The students get critiqued. They also get a CD of their performance."
He noted that the festival was not a competition.
"It's teaching," he said.
Something the guitarist and educator has been doing since he was 16 years old.
PHOTOS: (Left) Music professor Robert Ferrier plays at the annual HCC Jazz Festival in 2014. (Right) HCC music professor Robert Ferrier gives a student a lesson in jazz improvisation. (Thumbnail) Bob Ferrier on stage during the annual HCC Jazz Festival.


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FAILURE TO RENEW DRIVER'S LICENSE. At tho Mullumbimby Police Court on 'Friday last, John D. Carolan was fined 5/- with 5/0 costs, for failing to tenew his motor car driver's lie- ? onse within the prescribed time. Neville MeLean '.was beforo the court on a similar charge and was fined a liko amount.
MARKED ENTHUSIASM BYRON BAY AND DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE. SIXTY ATTEND. ? I General enthusiasm marked the monthly meeting of tlie Byron Bay and District Improvement Associ ation meeting held in the Literary [Institute on Tuesday night last, there1 being an attendance some sixty ratepayers and residents. The president (Mr. 8. J. Denning) was iu the chair and included in those presont wero Messrs S. Austen (Treas uicr) und B. C. Bannister (Hon. Sec.). PLANTING OF TREES. A long discussion centred on the matter of suitable trees for planting in Byron Bay and several varieties wero mentioned and the subject fully discussed, many members giving their opinions. Mr. Feros declared that the Asso ciation should concentrate on a cer tain programme for the present, and cairy it through; his suggestion was the improvement of Kingslcy Street to the Recreation Ground, and tlienco to the Railway, following whieli an avenue could possibly be planted along the road coming into Byron Bay from Be...
BANGALOW TALKIES The programme for the Bangalow Talkies on Saturduy night is a most attractive one, and tho supporting picture featuring Maureen O 'Sullivan and Joel McCrae in 'Women Want ed,' is a particularly good coinedy diuma, packed with excitement and strewn throughout with humour. Maur een O 'Sullivan is an urtist who camo boforo tho public firstly for her fine dramatic ability in 'Little Man What Now?' in which sho portrayed the part of Mrs. Pinnoborg. The other picture 'Noll Gwynne' had proved a great attraction every where. A comedy 'Beginners' Luck' and a News Reel will also bo screened. A girl and boy dodging tho polico solvo a murder caso in this thrilling picturo. They brand her a murdoress. 'You'll talk' they told her, and when alio did - you'll never guess what happened next. 'Nell Gwyn' is a very fino British production of tho timo when Charles, King of Euglaud, was under tho spell of a beautiful woman,
PROPOSED ROAD FROM RAILWAY TO NEW JETTY. POSITION HOPEFUL. Mr. G. F. Gibson reported to the meeting of tho Byron Bay and Dis trict Improvement Committee on Tues day night that lie hud inspected the site for tho proposed road with the Assistant Railway Engineer, who stat ed that tho Department would offer no objection to tho road, and pluns would be prepared. Tho Engineer stntod that the work would bo car ried out by the Railway Department as tlioy thought lit and the amount charged to the Sliiro Council., TOWN DRAIN. Rfgnrding tho town drain, Mr. Gibson stated that the officer had in formed him that if un estimato of tho railway's section of tlio concret ing was prepared, it would bo submit ted to lioadquarters and may possibly bo approved of. Tho meeting were adamant ill their opinion that tho work was a necessity as tho drain was pructicully a mos quito toed,
LOCAL & GENERAL SYRONiBAY-LISMORE MAILS. The efforts of the Byron Bay and Distirct Improvement Committee have been rewarding regarded the delivery of Byron Bay mail for Lismore post ed on Saturdays. Formerly the mail would not be delivered in Lisui'ir.? un til Tuesday, but through the instru mentality of the Association tli i mp.il will now be delivered on the Monday. PLANTING OF OLEANDERS. Beautifying Byron Bay streets is soon to commence.. Dr. J. Birnos. supervisor, reported to Tuesday night 's meeting that the holes for oleaniers had been prepared and volunteers were called for the liming of same prior to planting. Mr. T. A. Browne mentioned that 5 a.m. would be a suitable timo for most volunteers, but a motion that a ' ' shilling in ' ' to pay a man was readily supported by the loverB of the last hour iu bed, and a man will be employed to carry out tho work.
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CAR DAMAGED BY FIRE Late on Monday a blue Austin car, tho property of Mr. Kealy, Great Northern Hotel, Byron Bay, was seri ously damaged by fire. The car wns being filled with pet rol when the fumes ignited, complet ely destroying the hood, one tyre, up holstery and minor fittings., Mr. Jim Austin, who was driving the voliicle was badly burned in his attempts to extinguish the blaze.
A, DISGRACE MEETING EMPHATIC. BELONGIL CLOSING. 'The matter is an urgent one and a, disgrace to the District,' declared Mr. George Hackett, a resident of Shirley Lane, wh.cn in troducing the state of the low lying areas, as caused by the al leged! late oponing of the Belong!! Creek after the recent heavy seas 'and wet period. - The subject was before the monthly meeting of tlio Byron Bay and Dis trict Improvement Association on Tuesday night last. Statements were made referring to the ac'i°u of the Sliiro Engineer (Mr. M. Smith) and many references were made to a mark which, speakers stat ed, the water had to reach before Mr. Smith would have the Creek opened. 'I suppose the Engineer will put up a new mark a little higher up now as the water was right over his previous one before the work of opening was even thought of,' suggested Mr. Hackett. : Furthering his complaint, Mr. Hac kett stated that when the water was at its highest it was well night impos sible to get out of his house ...
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A friend gave me this book. I've been interested in prepping for quite some time but never quite knew where or how to get started. I did some research on-line but was a little overwhelmed. This book is the perfect 1st step for me. Creek outlines everything is a very easy to understand (and not overwhelming) way. And the good thing is that there are lots of photos - both of the gear and supplies as well as the items in action. My favorite part is his use and illustration of multi-functional products - I never knew a plain garbage bag could be used so many different ways for survival - or a TAMPON! Highly recommended!
Perfect Guide for the Beginner, Decent Checklists for the Pro I'll start by saying that most of the information contained in this book is readily available for free on the internet. What this book does is take that information and puts it into easy to follow categories and serves as a great resource & reference for the beginner prepper. Just the sheer amount of preparedness websites, blogs, articles, checklists, and retailers on the web will quickly discourage people from getting prepared for emergencies. I recommend this book because it distills down the most important elements, makes it easy to follow along, and provides some wise advice via many anecdotal experiences from the author. There's many similarities between preparing a "Bug out Bag" and an Emergency Kit for your home. With a few differences in the type of food, clothing, and container they have pretty much the same contents. For a novice this guide will get you to where you need to be in terms of preparedness for yourself and your family. If your the Ron Poppel type of person your probably not going to need this book because you'll buy a premade bag and "Set it & Forget it!". But if the safety and well-being of yourself and your family is of greater importance to you then start out with this book and learn what's important to have, why it's important, and above all, how to use it in an emergency. As I said earlier, most of this information can be found readily available scattered around on the web and I think it is definitely worth the time and effort to go out and get it, but, if you find it as intimidating as I did to ask the question, "Well, what do I do to get prepared?" and see all that information to go through, then you will be grateful that this author has taken the time to do most of the work for you.
I had heard and read alot about this book and just finished it on my Nook. I was not disappointed. The autor, Creek Stewart is a very intelligent, positive force in all that he does. I would rate Creek as one of the top 10 outdoorsman, period. Yes, we're talking Les Stroud and Cody Lundeen good. Creek has a style that pulls you in and holds you as he shows you in this book. No BS, no puffery, just all the information you need in a concise format and as far as I could see he left nothing out. With great visual aids on each topic and no it's my way or the highway attitude. A great book, with great information. Bravo Creek!
Gret book , its a great resource for anyone interested in anything to do with the outdoors or prepping. I am in the process off putting a bag together and have read a lot on the subject. I wish I had found this book first as it is the best resource I have found.


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I found this tour worked very well for our family group of 4. We wanted flexibility as we didn't know what we might feel like doing when I booked ahead. I liked the sound of paying as you go for costs, and many reviewers mentioned they thought they saved money that way. I would agree having seen the cost of lots of day tours. So, how did it work? Having booked on Viator, I actually did phone through to China to make sure I had reached a 'real person. I had. That person was Wendy Z. of Han Tang Tours. She was also easily reachable via email.
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I had a great time on this private tour. It was really nice being able to customize my itinerary and see 3 of Beijing's great attractions without feeling rushed. My tour guide was fantastic and knowledgeable.
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Excellent. I couldn't have been happier with Cherry. She was our private guide for two days - she showed us all over Beijing, educated us on Chinese culture, helped us choose the right restaurants, convert our money and bargain for souvenirs. What I loved the most is she took a lot of our photos so I was actually in them too! We saw the Summer Palace, the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven, Hutongs...we didn't miss a thing! I highly recommend a private guide and driver especially if you have a limited amount of time!
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This was a classic get to see the main sights of Beijing tour. Michael did a fine job and was pleasant to be with. Informative, he spoke English well and was easy to understand. He could have helped us interact with the locals some as they were very interested in my family and tried to communicate with us. But he wasn't too interested in translating or at least just letting us know what they wanted or why they were so interested in us until we asked him. At the Forbidden City we didn't go with the main crowds walking down the middle, instead we were off to the right and had a touristy photo at a stand. It was a lot of fun. At the Summer Palace I thought we were to take a ride on the dragon boat again touristy but looked like fun and a chance to rest but we didn't. This would have completed a great day for the family.
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Great way to spend the day in Beijing! my tour guide Coraline was fantastic and very flexible in accommodating my requests for the sights we visited, as well as very knowledgable about the history of Beijing and details on every place we visited. Highly recommend!
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Ideas: Fun Things To Do With Your Friends
Are you always trying to think of things to do on the weekend? It can be hard to thing of fun things to do with friends, beyond the standard "go see a movie", go have lunch", or "go shopping". But that gets boring! Here are some ideas for activities to do with friends.
Thanks to this list of fun things to do with friends, you'll always have something to do on the weekend. It includes things to do at a friend's house, things to do at home, and lots of stuff outdoors too. Best of all, there are lots of free things to do with friends!
People Watching Games
Have a sit down with your bestie in public in a nice spot, maybe on a park bench or under a tree, and just watch the world go by.
Here are some fun people watching games to play (remember to be discreet):
People watching bingo
Create cards with a list of descriptions on it, such as "man wearing a funny t-shirt", "little girl who clearly dressed herself", "person with a hat and glasses", and "woman wearing red jeans". When you see someone who matches a description, cross it off the card. First one to cross off all the descriptions wins!
"Guess who?"
This game is just like the board game, except real life. One person randomly picks a member of the public (preferably someone sitting down so they don't walk away and ruin the game) and the other asks questions such as "are they wearing glasses?" to try and figure out which person it is.
Fake conversation
Select two people that you can see are having a conversation. You each get to choose one of them, and when your chosen one talks, make up words that could be what they are saying. Try to play off things like body language. Sit far away so that they can't hear you. Click here to check out an example of somebody else playing this game.
Make up stories about people's lives
Create a backstory for someone you see… what could their life be like? For example: are they married? Are they happy with their partner? Do they have kids? A job? What's their relationship with their family like? Where are they going now? Do they wish they were going home instead?
"Hipster or homeless?"
Pretend that toddlers are just people that are really drunk
Find celebrity lookalikes
There are plenty of worthy organisations in need of a helping hand Spend some time with your bestie doing something good – it'll make you feel good, looks great on a resume, and you might even make some new friends too!
Here are some ideas of places to volunteer to get you started:
Soup kitchen
Op shop / thrift shop
Nursing home
Animal shelter
Conservation programs
Go on a ghost tour
Many cities have at least one company offering ghost tours! Why not go along one night for the novelty of it and the spooky atmosphere? You may even discover new grisly stories about your hometown's past that you didn't already know.
To check if the company running the ghost tour is good, I suggest looking them up on Tripadvisor. Such attractions are often popular with the touristicos, so there will hopefully be some reviews up!
Play laser tag
Laser tag is great fun! You get given a special vest, with your laser gun attached to it. The aim of the game is to shoot at your opponents whilst not getting shot yourself!
Most places that offer this will let you play in teams or as individuals.
Op shopping / Thrift Shopping
Pick up a bargain at your local thrift store! Thrift stores are great for vintage clothes, books, DVDs, and random items that you had no idea actually existed.
Things to do at the Beach
Going to the beach is a great idea if you live near one! There are plenty of things to do there all year round.
Collect shells
Write things in the sand
Make sandcastles
Bury each other in the sand
Use the sand to exfoliate
Eat fish and chips while you watch the sunset
Try to skip stones
There's a trick to it – don't give up straight away!
Play frisbee
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Each fortnight we showcase the culinary skills of students at two Taranaki schools. Spotswood College and New Plymouth Boys' High School take turns to report on healthy and exciting meals they prepare. This week the budding chefs at Boys' High take centre-stage.
Since summer has finally arrived, we are not craving the meat and two vege comfort food that we normally get in colder months.
There are many veges and fruits in season right now and they are bursting with goodness and are cheap. With that in mind we have devoted this Kai with Soul to these lighter meals that are often eaten outside on the deck. We have deliberately avoided using the "typical" leaf salad veges as we know you are very comfortable with using those already. Salads can be as different from each other as our imaginations are different. They can be made up easily from items that have not been used in previous meals, or completely made up ones with foods that you think would go well together.
The first salad we are making today is beetroot, carrot and date salad topped with feta cheese and a drizzle of balsamic dressing.
Beetroot has plenty of folate and a useful amount of iron. Even though it is sweet, it is not high in kilojoules (kJ). Carrots can be pretty boring but they add a nice crunch to this salad as we have left them raw, plus they bring their beautiful colour to the plate.
Carrot brings the vitamin A chemicals in abundance, plus they also have cholesterol-lowering properties and chemicals that fight cancer. Both of these highly coloured vegetables are rich in phytochemicals. These have recently been recognised as cancer-fighting micro-nutrients.
The nutrition guidelines suggest we eat "5+ a day", two fruit and three vege, with the added suggestion of trying to get five different colours a day also.
As always, we advocate eating fresh foods as opposed to processed. Processed foods, when eaten, release free radicals that bounce around and break things in our cells. Imagine a tennis ball-serving machine set up in a china shop and firing away. Fresh foods contain antioxidants which stop free radicals.
So imagine every antioxidant represented by a person with a net catching the tennis balls before they can break anything. Free radicals are part of the cancer pathway and people who eat these and other fruit and vegetables, have a lower risk of many different types of cancer, as well as lower risk of heart disease and stroke.
Feta cheese brings a bit of protein and creaminess to the mouth-feel. Be sparing with the dates as they are high in sugar. Their purpose is to offer a little sweetness and diversity.
The second salad we are offering today is tuna and green bean salad. This one is based on the classic tuna nicoise which is usually made with olives, tomatoes, eggs and potatoes.
We had some green beans that were not used in another recipe so we decided to use them here.
Our third salad again is a variation on a theme. Tabbouleh is usually made with bulgur wheat but we are making it today with cous cous - easy to find, well priced and extremely fast to make. This is an excellent salad for the parsley-lovers out there as it contains useful amounts of folate, calcium, iron and vitamin C.
Just to sum up, the message we always try to get out there is to be resourceful, get the kids involved and have a go. Salads are a fabulous vehicle for these things so use the recipes below as a starting point and take it from there.
For two people
A handful of beans per person
1 egg
1 tomato
1 small can tuna
Tuna and green bean salad
2 slices bread for croutons
Homemade aioli
c oil
1 egg
1 T lemon juice
1 t mustard
1 t garlic (optional)
Salt and pepper
1. Top and tail beans and put into boiling water for three to four minutes until slightly cooked but still crunchy.
2. Drain and cool.
3. Hard boil the egg (8-10 mins in boiling water), peel and cut into quarters.
4. Cut tomato into quarters.
5. Cut bread into about 9 squares per slice and bake at 200 deg for 10 mins or until golden brown.
6. For the aioli, put all ingredients into a measuring jug and blend with a stick blender for about 10 secs. Taste and adjust seasonings.
7. Assemble salad, sprinkling croutons on top.
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For two people
1 c raw couscous, follow instructions on packet to make about 2 c cooked.
Put in large bowl
Add around 1/2 c chopped parsley
Add about c chopped mint
Add about the juice of 1 lemon (1/4c)
1 tomato, scoop out pulp then finely dice
Mix together, taste and add anything you think is missing.
Beetroot, carrot, date and feta cheese salad
For two people
2 medium beetroot
medium carrot peeled
2 dates chopped
1/4 block feta cheese
1/3 c vinegar
2/3 c oil
Your choice mustard, salt and pepper
1. Cut beetroot into small wedges and place into boiling water. Cook until soft. On removing beetroot from the water the skins should slip off. Discard these.
2. Cut the carrot into julienne (matchsticks) and add to beetroot.
3. Chop the dates into sizes you prefer and add to salad.
4. Crumble the feta cheese over the top and drizzle over the dressing.
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This is a full revision of the standard. The principal changes are to update the recommendations for: flow tests and pressures; rising and falling mains; pumps; maintenance; shut-off pressures. BS9990 : 2015
Page ii It is essential that these systems be carefully maintained to ensure instant readiness when required. N.b. The guides to the FSO recommend the RP should check at least weekly. BS9990 : 2015
Any user claiming compliance with this British Standard is expected to be able to justify any course of action that deviates from its recommendations. Therefore if a Customer insists you do something outside of the standard get the request in writing. BS9990 : 2015
Page ii Compliance with a British Standard cannot confer immunity from legal obligations. i.e. there are considerations under water supply regulations, appropriate building control body etc BS9990 : 2015
3.1 authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) organization, office or individual responsible for enforcing the requirements of legislation or standards, or for approving equipment, materials, an installation, or a procedure Section 3 new definitions
3.17 mains water supply permanent network of pipes that convey wholesome water from a public or private water supply system to a customer service connection or user draw-off point 3.18 suction tank tank supplying inlet water to a fire pump 3.19 water undertaker company licensed to provide a public water supply 3.20 wholesome water water suitable for human consumption Section 3 new definitions
184.108.40.206 Design operating pressure Dry fire mains should have an operating pressure of 12 bar. 4 Dry Fire Mains
4.2.1 NOTE 2 Guidance on when a fire main should be installed is given in BS 9991 and BS 9999 (previously BS5588-5). Any proposed use of horizontal fire mains should be discussed and agreed with the local fire and rescue service. NOTE 3 Horizontal dry fire mains (no vertical pipework) are typically not a practical design solution. Provision & Siting
Position of Inlets 4.2.2 NOTE For typical building applications, the run of horizontal connecting pipe is a maximum of 18 m in length. The need to provide more than one fire main inlet for an installation should be discussed and agreed with relevant approving authorities and the local fire and rescue service. Access to the inlet connections should be in accordance with BS 9991 or BS 9999 as appropriate.
Number of rising/falling mains 4.2.3 The number and disposition of rising/falling mains should be in accordance with BS 9991 or BS 9999 as appropriate. For large buildings or sites comprising multiple buildings, multiple horizontal or vertical fire main pipework runs should not be served from the same inlet connection.
5.2 Underground fire hydrants should be in accordance with BS 750 and BS EN 14339. The provision of signage indicating the location of hydrants, or any other proposed methods of identifying hydrant covers, should be discussed and agreed with the water undertaker and the local fire and rescue service. Private fire hydrants
6.3.1 Two automatic pumps should be installed to feed the wet fire main, one of which should act as duty pump and the other as standby. The standby pump should be configured to operate automatically on failure of the duty pump. Pumps for wet fire mains
The wiring system should, as a minimum, either: 1) meet the category 3 requirement given in BS 8519; or NOTE Cables selected from BS 7846, BS 7629-1 or BS EN 60702-1 that meet relevant levels of performance are suitable. Electrical power supplies for wet fire mains pumps
To reduce the risk of hose bursting, arrangements should be made in accordance with BS 5041-1 and BS 6391 so that when the water is shut off at the nozzle the static pressure in any line of hose connected to a landing valve does not exceed 12 bar. Additional precautions for wet fire mains
Pressure-reducing valves should be provided to regulate the flow and pressure to (750 ±75) L/min at (8 ±0.5) bar per outlet. Arrangements for the disposal of water during flow tests, commissioning and maintenance should be made via a permanent return facility to the tank(s) or to drain. These arrangements should be on all floors. Additional precautions for wet fire mains
The drain should be of a sufficient size and design to avoid back siphonage and/or back pressure building up within the drain and affecting the performance of the pressure- reducing valve. Additional precautions for wet fire mains
18.104.22.168 Static pressure test No change other than we are working to 12 bar instead of 10 i.e. visual at 6 months followed by A visual and an annual wet test. Tests on fire mains
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7.3.3 Indemnities Before testing any system a signed indemnity should be sought from the person at that time responsible for the work site or premises. NOTE This might be required by the appropriate authority in respect of liability for damage caused to persons or property arising out of, or in connection with, any test. Indemnities
8.1 Signage requirements now reference BS ISO 3864-1 and BS ISO 7010 Previous reference was BS5499-1 & 5 The position of any inlets should be clearly indicated using the appropriate notice in accordance with BS ISO 3864-1 and BS EN ISO 7010 and using a letter height of 50 mm. Signage
Annex A The responsible person for the premises should complete routine periodic visual inspections of all fire main inlet and landing valves to ensure that they have not been subjected to vandalism or damage, and to ensure that all inlet and landing valve boxes and/or riser cupboards are suitably secure and clear of storage or debris. Protection against theft and vandalism
Annex A As soon as loss or damage is noticed, the local fire and rescue service, the owners and the police should be informed and the procedures in 7.4.5 followed. Protection against theft and vandalism
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This 25-pack of 8.5 x 11" Print Protectors from Clear File provides 6 mil thick polypropylene protectors that are acid-free for long-term storage of material. These pages are clear allowing you to view your images with ease. Images slide in easily and are removed with no problems.
|Print Protector
|Two 8.5 x 11" prints
|Loading Mechanism
|Top loading
|Writing Surface
|No data panel
|6 mil polypropylene
|8.75 x 11.31" (22.2 x 28.7 cm)
|Packaging Info
|Package Weight
|0.6 lb
|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|13.5 x 9.3 x 0.4"