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An estimated 4,000 to 6,000 Costa Ricans will be going to Brazil next month for the World Cup soccer championship. So the foreign ministry is setting up temporary consulates in key cities.
Right now there is just one Costa Rican consulate in Brasilia and honorary consuls in Curitiba, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. World Cup games are being played in many Brazilian locations, but the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto is setting up the temporary consulates in cities where the Costa Rican national team may play. These include Fortaleza, Natal, Recife, Santos and Belo Horizonte.
Another consulate will be in Santos where the national team will practice.
Consulates handle problems like lost passports, injured or dead citizens and other situations facing their citizens.
Víctor Monge Chacón, the Costa Rican ambassador in Brazil, will represent the country in official activities related to the World Cup, the ministry said.
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Southern Resident orcas depend on healthy and abundant wild stocks of Chinook salmon – the largest and fattiest of all the different kinds of salmon. As Chinook numbers decrease, Southern Resident mortality rates increase, and starving orcas are less able to cope with the stress brought on by the other top threats to their survival, toxins and vessel effects.
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The Columbia River system was one of the greatest salmon rivers in the world, home to an estimated 10-16 million fish each year. Today, salmon abundance is a fraction of what it once was, and the majority of fish are hatchery-produced. Wild stocks are continuing to plummet as they try to survive in a river that has been greatly altered from its natural state.
The four lower Snake River dams stand between the Columbia River and the high-elevation, pristine, protected wilderness of the Snake River drainage. Removing these dams restores access to an area salmon experts believe offers Columbia Basin salmon their best chance of recovery. Earlier this year, a Federal Court ruled that the latest federal plan for protecting endangered salmon in the Columbia Basin was fatally flawed. For the first time in over a decade, the public was able to weigh in on a new plan and insist on real action for salmon in the Northwest.
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Thanks to you, WDC has contributed comments and thousands of signatures in favor of this historic opportunity to restore an entire river ecosystem, help wild salmon populations recover, and boost the primary food supply for the critically endangered Southern Resident orcas.
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Thank you for signing our letter to the Bureau of Reclamation, the US Army Corps of Engineers, and the Bonneville Power Administration to ask for the removal of the four lower Snake River dams.
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According to Bell, Lucchesi, Galati Architects is introducing passive solar heating and cooling technologies into the shell or envelope of the building. So
HCE is designing the HVAC as an auxiliary system, including indirect/direct evaporative cooling technology with an auxiliary chilled water backup system. The building is designed to operate in three stages: Passive mode, indirect/direct evaporative cooling, and chilled water mode.
"Portions of the year, the occupants of the building will have the option of running the building in the totally passive mode. On each end of the buildings will be a cooling tower, a tall column where air is passed through an evaporative cooling medium near the top. As the air cools it becomes denser so it naturally falls and moves into and through the open spaces in the building. At the other end of the building will be a tall solar chimney heated by solar radiation that will draw the air through the building and up into the atmosphere. This will provide a natural cycling ventilation system with minimal use of electrical fans."
As far as costs go, always a major concern to homeowners and home and commercial builders, Bell thinks the new technologies initially will drive costs up for this project, as compared with more traditional design, but that over time, as with all new technology, costs should come down. By educating people and promoting the idea of conservation it could actually accelerate the use of these new technologies and, correspondingly, increase research, development, and manufacturing by green technology companies. An interpretive planning group is working on the costs/savings aspects of the exhibit in conjunction with the building design team. Also, studies will be done on long-term savings based on the decreased use of energy consumption. This could be the biggest factor in widespread acceptance of green building design in Las Vegas.
The heating system HCE is designing also features a solar component with a natural gas backup. Approximately fifty percent of the heating load for the building will be directly gained from solar radiation. This concept works well with the desert climate because of the low heat requirement and the high solar radiation levels. This could be a building concept that catches on quickly.
HCE is also working with the design team on a plumbing system that emphasizes water conservation.
"One of the items identified by the design team," said Bell, "was the idea of reusing gray and black water from the building. Basically, the water leaving the building is treated through a solar aquatic wastewater treatment facility utilizing natural enzymes and then an ozone purification to be reused for nonpotable water uses, including the conservation gardens.
Lighting, another major energy consumer in any building, is also being addressed. Natural lighting, or "daylighting", will be a major component in this design. Supplemental lighting systems will be designed and controlled to use the smallest amount of energy possible.
"In general," continued Bell, "the building is thermally massive. Most walls are going to be in excess of eighteen inches. What the architects have done is to chop the building up into smaller modules that allow us to get each of the interior areas closer to the exterior of the building. That allows them to build light shelves into the skin of the building that will bounce natural light further into the interiors. The lighting control system will automatically take that into consideration."
Besides studying green building technology for energy and water conservation, the water district also hopes to get residential consumers to limit the amount of turf area they have. Significant portions of the water Las Vegas uses now goes directly to watering lawns as new residents try to make the desert look like something other than the desert. One of the initiatives is to get people to put in water tolerant landscaping instead of turf and to leave some areas as natural desert. A direct benefit for everyone is that water use reduction will mean power use reduction. Currently, the water district is the power company's biggest energy user.
From a public standpoint, the project's exhibit space will be used to promote conservation of water and energy through interactive displays. Individual homeowners will be able to observe an exploded house that they can walk through and see what green technology is, and what an environmentally friendly house would look like if it had all the pieces and parts. It will include water efficient plumbing fixtures, dual flush plumbing fixtures, environmentally friendly carpets, and other building product materials such as straw bale and rammed earth construction. The idea is that maybe each person walking through can see one or two things that they can do fairly easily and incorporate into their house. Return to Top of Page
The second aspect is to promote green building technology to the local construction and building design community. Architects and other design professionals can actually see all these technologies incorporated into a "working" building.
Bell said a lofty goal of the HVAC system -- and the project, as a whole, is to pursue Accreditation from the LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System. "LEED awards points for different technologies or different areas of an ecologically friendly building. For example, using renewable materials such as the straw bale construction gives opportunity to meeting or achieving the criteria, as does the use of solar radiation for energy reduction. The LEED Accreditation System does not allow the use of any HCFC refrigerants. Only refrigerants with zero ozone depletion potential are acceptable. There are four levels of certification -- certified, silver, gold, and platinum -- depending on how many criteria are addressed.
"The goal of the design team is to reach a platinum level of certification. To do that it must address green building and energy conservation across the board on all aspects of the construction and design. We are striving to reduce the energy consumption of the building below ASHRAE 90.1 (the industry efficiency standard set by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc.) by 50%. The platinum level is a very aggressive goal especially in a climate like Las Vegas. To my knowledge this would be the first platinum accredited building in the State of Nevada."
Bell was quick to add, though, that this is not just to prove that a project like this can be done once, but is an ongoing effort. "It doesn't do us any good to demonstrate technology that's already outdated. So, the building is being designed to be easily upgradable. We are trying very hard to limit mechanical aspects of the building that cannot be removed. For example, the photovoltaic panels will be designed to be readily replaced as the technology improves. It really allows the Water District to keep the project current indefinitely."
Design approval is scheduled for completion by August 2002. The construction of the Desert Living Center from that point is approximately two years. Bell said the design development package is currently being reviewed against the project budget to determine the maximum HCE and the rest of the design team can contribute within the budget. "It's important for us to get as many of the technologies into the budget to show people what can be done. A lot of work has already gone into this important project, but there are a lot more challenges to come."
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Jerry Maguire
So much more than a sports movie, but centred on a sports agent and his midlife crisis. This movie has great performances from Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr, this movie is a must see for sports fans and film fans alike.
Runtime: 2hr 19min.
IMDB rating: 7.3/10
Awards and nominations: Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.
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The original Mighty Ducks movie was so successful that it wound up with two sequels and a real NHL team. The original is a bit old looking now but it's still jam packed with fun for all the family.
Runtime: 1hr 40min.
IMDB rating: 6.4/10
We Are Marshall
Before the McConaissance, Matthew McConaughey starred as a football coach trying to rebuild a college football team torn apart by a tragic plane crash. This movie is big on heart and big on American Football, so if you liked Friday Night Lights, you'll love We Are Marshall.
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There are not many great films about running, and even fewer great movies about running a hundred years ago. But since it's release in 1981, Chariots of Fire has become a classic of the sports movie genre, and has had numerous parodies with its famous score.
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Awards and nominations: Academy Award for Best Picture
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On last Friday, of a lingering illness, in the 76th year of his age, 52
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TOMS RIVER – The Sacred Heart High School softball team couldn't console itself with cries of "Wait till next year" Sunday afternoon.
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Immaculate Conception beat the Lions 6-4 to win the state Non-Public B title at Toms River East.
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Christmas Tree Worms, This winter, San Diego will welcome thousands of holiday travelers looking for a vacation from the cold. The city's version of a winter wonderland features temperate days and palm trees lit with twinkle lights instead of blizzards and snowdrifts, but the difference in climate doesn't mean there is any less holiday spirit. Visitors will be happy to know that they can still enjoy the regions big theme parks and zoos without having to sacrifice a moment of holiday fun. Here is what the big three- Legoland, San Diego Zoo, and SeaWorld- have planned for the holidays.
Legoland: This year, the flip on the world's largest Lego Christmas tree was switched by world famous skateboarder, Tony Hawk and the holiday celebrations began in a way that only Legoland can offer. The Lego tree is made of over 245,000 brick and adorned with hundreds of Lego ornaments, including 50 new skateboard ornaments. Posing by the snowman made of 37,000 bricks and a life-size Santa accompanied by two reindeer and his sleigh made of 51,000 bricks makes for a great photo op. Visitors can build snowmen complete with Lego carrots and throw snowballs at Lego-themed targets and then top the day off watching the nightly fireworks show. If you are looking for more holiday fun, be sure to head next door to Sealife Aquarium where they have Christmas tree worms and a holiday dive show featuring A Fishmas Carol.
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Q&A with Dan, Swampy, etc. What state is Danville in Ferb- A Secret Agent? 104 activities for 104 days of summer Removing the unknowns Villains in Phineas and Ferb Form a group of users who maintains the Phineas and Ferb Magazine pages Crat Corner by RRabbit42 Nominated and Featured In the last newsletter, I pointed out that we didn't have enough pictures to vote on for December so I had to pick the rest. As it turns out, only three pictures had been nominated by the time I looked at them a couple of days ago. When I was selecting pictures to add to the nominations, I remembered that our Era template has a selection for Featured Pictures. When the template was made, we had less pictures to choose from each month and the way we voted was different, so it wasn't that hard to pick one. But what of the pictures that didn't win? You can look on the Nominations page to see the ones for the past few months, but to see all of them, you have dig through the archives. We now have two more ways to find out which ones have been nominated. The first is that each nominated picture now has the lovely checked star symbol on it that you see to the right, courtesy of an update to the Era template. All we have to do is add {{Era|PNOM}} to the file's page. Once that's done, the picture is automatically added to the Nominated Pictures category, and that's the second place you can see what's been nominated. The featured pictures get the star with the eyebrows around it (the green laurel leaves), and all 73 of the current and previous featured pictures are in the Category:Featured Pictures of the Month, with two more to be added when December's winners are confirmed. This should cut down on pictures being re-nominated. Not completely prevent, just reduce, because certain times of the year like Christmas will have specific kinds of pictures that will be nominated. So re-nominating a picture at that time that wasn't selected before would be okay. Odds 'n' Ends The winter coat for the wiki (the "skin") will go up in a day or two, with a special effect courtesy of the people from Wikia's Community Central. From Mouseinphilly: Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh have received a prestigious nomination from the Producers Guild of America in the category of Outstanding Children's Program and was the lone animated series to be recognized as such. The four remaining nominees (all live-action) in the category are fellow Disney Channel program Good Luck Charlie, the recently ended iCarly (Nickelodeon), Sesame Street (PBS) and The Weight of the Nation for Kids: The Great Cafeteria Takeover (HBO). The awards will be given out January 26th in Beverly Hills, California. Don't forget to Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter. Hands On With the 2012 Christmas Ornaments by Mouseinphilly Well it's time to decorate that tree for the season. No matter what type of pine you have, a small Charlie Brown type or a large one, natural, artificial or even aluminum, the legend of the Christmas tree (or tannenbaum as it is noted from the Christmas hymn sung to the melody of Ilovebartmorethanyou16's official state song, "Maryland, My Maryland"), goes back to Germany and Martin Luther. Candles have given way to LED lights, and tinsel is optional. So let's look at what Phineas and Ferb fans can look at this season. Let's begin with something from the the Christmas Vacation special. Last year, RRabbit42 showed us a Christmas stocking with the words "WELCOME SANTA" from the rest stop/clubhouse the boys made to attract St. Nick to the Tri-State area. This year, Kmart has this ornament based on that scene. It's only a mere 3.14 inches (listed at 80 mm for those in metrics) done in a decoupage style and worth the $6 online and in-store price. Now, we're off to Walmart with a five-pack of flat ornaments with Phineas, Ferb, Candace, along with a pair of Perry in both his pet and agent modes. And it's a great value at a cost of $6.50. Completing our trip to the discount mass marketing stores, you might recognize this scene from Christmas Vacation where Doof wrapped up Agent P in Christmas lights, which also happened in One Good Scare Ought to Do It! Just $7 at your local Target location. (Partridge sold seperately.) Next, we visit The Disney Store for this one. Perry is represented in a sketchbook ornament as he's dangling to a Christmas wreath while wearing a Santa hat. Just hang in there, Perry, December 25th is coming, and costs $12.50 at the stores and online. For those who are looking for a unique, one-of-a-kind ornament, the folks at Zazzle.com are present with thirty different designs. You pick the artwork, background color, and for an extra fee, get it personalized starting from $14.95 plus shipping and handling. Our next stop is the Hallmark Gold Crown stores, where the second annual Keepsake Ornament designed by Cullen Brown, titled Perry Christmasis available for $17.50. Sorry folks, it isn't available online. Last, and certainly not least, is a trip to Disney theme parks for a pair of ornaments. There's the boys on the left dressed ready to go into said parks as Phineas has his Mouseketeer ears and Ferb wears a Goofy hat. The other on the right features Agent P swinging on your tree while wearing his own Mouseketeer hat, and both are priced at $18.95. There you have this year's Christmas tree ornaments. May they stay on your trees for a long time like all of your other family ornaments. Vanessa's date is shiny by RRabbit42 About a year ago, it used to be the norm that both episodes in a half hour premiered on the same day. Now it seems like they get split up more often than are broadcast together. But back in June, two episodes in a pair did premiere back to back. Let's take a look at what is a rarity. "Sipping with the Enemy" opens with Phineas and Ferb trying to convince Buford that phones used to not be mobile and he can't quite wrap his mind around the concept. This difficulty is reinforced by Baljeet, who has appointed himself to be Buford's "hype man" for the mind games Buford wants to play. This leads to the brothers deciding to put on a Criss Angel-inspired magic show where Baljeet can continue to promote the "mind flips". The episode also reunites Vanessa Doofenshmirtz with Monty Monogram. They end up at a coffee shop together, ordering the exact same thing in unison. After some initial nervousness as to whether they should be seen together, given their respective fathers, they end up talking and it turns into a date. Agent P had been sent to the coffee shop to intercept Dr. Doofenshmirtz and Vanessa enlists his help to make sure Heinz doesn't see her with Monty. But as Perry the Platypus ensures that Heinz doesn't see them as he makes about a thousand trips in and out to fill up his espresso-powered "Cool-inator", Vanessa and Monty have an argument. In the end, they agree to talk again, despite of the problems their fathers' jobs cause them. In "Tri-State Treasure: Boot of Secrets", a trip to the Semi-Annual Tri-State Area Antique Show and Swap Meet turns into quests to find lost items for both Lawrence and Candace. Lawrence has a chance to find a very rare 1807 Dorcham and Wesley boot scraper. Candace has her eyes on a very rare Ducky Momo figure. So what's it going to take for both to get what they want? For Candace, it takes tracking down several dozen different items that the vendors at the swap meet want in trade. And she does it. She's seconds away from her goal, but the mysterious force snatches it away from her, leaving her crestfallen. For her dad, it's delving into the myths and legends of ancient bootscraper society and getting around their ingenious and vengeful inventions and traps, with side trips through National Treasure and two of the Indiana Jones movies. Though Phineas and Ferb are along to help him out, he must also deal with his old antiquing nemesis, Worthington Dubois. I really appreciated how the scene that plays during the credits tied back into "Sipping with the Enemy". I think I like those kinds of continuation scenes more than when a song is repeated for the credits. (The exceptions, of course, would be things like when the song broke away from being a straight repeat at the end of the credits for "Moon Farm".) "Tri-State Treasure" is a really good episode, because it's difficult to figure out at exactly which point the trip to the swap meet became the film, especially since Candace was off doing her own thing at the same time. I haven't figured it out yet. One final thing I also haven't figured out is what character Alan Tudyk did the voice for. Whatever one it was for, it was a nice surprise to see his name in the credits, and it helped make these episodes very shiny. Hands-on with the P&F merchandise, part 56 by RRabbit42 This issue's look at what's available is a mixed bag. I have a couple more items for your room, a new activity book and some shower accessories. Let's take a look at that last one first. Right around Halloween, I stopped in at Walmart and noticed that they were already starting to carry Christmas items. There were a few items, mostly ornaments, so I picked up the five-pack of flat ornaments that Mouseinphilly showed us earlier in this issue. On another trip, a larger section of the store was set aside for Christmas, and in there I found the Body Care Basics set. This is a bath and shower set made by MZB Accessories. You'll find lots of these kinds of products in various themes like Spider-Man, The Transformers, SpongeBob and Disney Princesses. For the Phineas and Ferb set, it's all Agent P and his Atomic Tangerine body spray, shower gel and hair gel. Use the shower gel in place of a regular bar of soap, style your hair with the hair gel, and spritz of the body spray to take the Atomic Tangerine scent with you as you head out for the day. But, as the Dilbert comic strip has pointed out a few times, colognes and perfumes shouldn't be treated as dosages. Let it be subtle. Others will thank you for it if you don't go overboard. Walmart has it for $10 and it's available online and in their local stores. The website also shows that they have a foaming hand soap for $5 that comes in an Agent P dispenser. Table lamp Trash can The next two items are yet more examples of why it pays to go into the local stores. Toys R Us has various room decorations and this desk lamp and trash can were there when I stopped in earlier last month. I don't remember if they were on the website before, but they are not there now. As such, I don't remember how much I paid for either of them. The lamp comes with a two-level die cut shade and a pullchain with the logo at the end. The starburst cutouts let you see the characters shine through. You can see Phineas in my picture. The other two are Ferb and Agent P. The lamp is only designed for a 40 watt bulb, so if you want it to be brighter, you will need to switch from a regular incandescent bulb to either a halogen or compact flourescent bulb, with halogens taking longer to get to full brightness than flourescents. (I have a desk lamp next to my bed so I can focus the light on my book when I read. I put a halogen light in it so that when I turn it on, it gradually brightens up. It's a bit more relaxing this way, instead of having the light come on instantly, especially if I happen to be looking in the direction of the lamp when I turn it on.) The trash can is made by Jay Franco & Sons, who also made a lot of the items featured in the last newsletter. It's a pretty thick plastic trash can, so as long as you don't kick it or hit it really hard, it should hold up pretty well. It has a different kind of "Perry face" on it, showing Perry with a fierce look, almost as if he is warning people not to mess with the garbage inside the can. Note that the garbage can isn't larger than the lamp. That's just from trying to make sure that the pictures of both of them are the same size. Every time I go into Target, I see all those sports and collector's cards next to the cash register. Phineas and Ferb are finally joining their ranks via a sticker album made by Panini America, Inc. $2 will get you the sticker album showing scenes from quite a few episodes in Season 1 like "The Fast and the Phineas" and "One Good Scare", but as you add stickers to the pages, the story it tells may be something different. They give you ten stickers to get you started and a poster showing Agent P and Dr. Doofenshmirtz on one side, and Phineas and Ferb on the back with spaces for several more special stickers. The sticker packs are a dollar for seven stickers, so Panini gives you a couple of ways to complete your set. The first is they encourage you to trade with a friend for stickers you don't have. The second is that you can order up to 40 stickers for 20¢ each plus $2.00 for shipping (price in Canada is 22¢ each / $2.75 for shipping). According to the order form, you can order the stickers up to a year after the book was published, which appears to have been September 2012, based on the "P09/12" that's on the back cover. So, if you don't have all the stickers by next summer, I'd get your order in before the end of July. That wraps up this review. With Christmas coming up, chances are someone's going to get something P&F-related that hasn't been in a newsletter yet. If that happens, feel free to share your thoughts with us on what you got, and if you can find out which store or website it came from, that's even better. Coming in two weeks: Hands-on with the New Merchandise Recent episodes review Other articles to be determined (submissions wanted - send to RRabbit42 or use the Newsletter submissions page) Got a question or comment about this issue? Leave them below. Retrieved from "http://phineasandferb.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:PF_News/Tri-State_Gazette,_Issue_81?oldid=564601" Ad blocker interference detected! 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Motor yachts for sale: Exciting offers for Spring and Summer 2011
There are numerous reasons to buy in the 24-30 metre range. Take advantage of all the comfort and luxury bigger yachts offer without some of the inconveniences. While still considered a superyacht, yachts in this range give you a bit more freedom… you can dock in any port and experience many of the untouched creeks bigger yachts can't access and of course… they are more much more economical to run. With Spring and Summer just around the corner, now is the time to buy and here is a selection of some of the best on the market today.
Yachts Industries, 2008
Length: 28.2m, beam: 13m
8 guests in 4 cabins
Asking Price EUR 6,295,000
One of the most advanced sailing catamarans on the water, RAFOLY combines the highest levels of luxury and comfort with enormous exterior and interior volume, and is an ideal platform for family cruising and entertaining.
Launched in 2008 and built in high quality aluminium at Yachts Industries in Caen, her superb hydro and aerodynamic hull lines were the result of extensive tank testing and the talent of Jean-Jacques Coste's design office.
RAFOLY is simple to sail and gives a feeling of speed akin to a performance sailing yacht. However her motoring under power is also excellent ensuring she is capable of long-range passages in all conditions.
Her flybridge, with Jacuzzi® and extensive sunbathing, is outstanding; access to the sea is remarkably easy via a hydraulic pivoting beach platform; and her interior offers four large double cabins. Owner privacy is maximised as the Owners Cabin is accessible by an exclusive private staircase.
Holland Jachtbouw, 1998
Length: 28m, beam: 6.6m
6 guests in 3 cabins
Asking Price EUR 2,650,000
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Re-introduced to the sales market in 2011, with a EUR 500,000 reduction on the last offered price, AEOLIAN, designed by Andre Hoek, is a superbly well appointed modern sailing yacht built to the highest standards of craftsmanship and safety by Holland Jachtbouw.
Her recent refit in 2007/8 brought new teak decks, a new Lugger main engine, new generators, upgraded and replaced rigging and a completely repainted hull and superstructure. In addition, numerous electronic upgrades were made to her navigation systems.
Her impressive deckhouse offers full 360° panoramic views and is an ideal setting for intimate formal dining, whilst on deck a spacious cockpit provides the perfect al fresco alternative. Down a few steps a full-width lounge adds to the overall feeling of spaciousness that runs throughout AEOLIAN.
With 3 double cabins, an extensive watersports equipment inventory, and an overall elegance of design, AEOLIAN is the sort of sailing yacht crafted for pure enjoyment and ready for a new owner today!
Cantiere Arno, 2003
Length: 24m, beam: 6m
8/9 guests in 3/4 cabins
Asking Price: EUR 1,400,000
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NEXT is an excellent proposition for clients seeking an early opportunity in 2011.
Always a successful charter yacht, NEXT has built up a loyal following of repeat clients in the Saint-Tropez area. Now her owner is looking to sell and is ready to receive offers and part-exchanges.
NEXT is MCA compliant, has clever features including a 4th children's cabin and extended swim platform and a full range of other extras including high spec hi-fi/plasma TV equipment, Hermes cutlery and crockery, all new linen/sheets/towels.
NEXT is the ideal yacht for the first time buyer looking to maximise value for money and to experience a 24-metre yacht from a high quality shipyard at an unbeatable price
Claasen Jachtbouw, 2008
Length: 27.5m, beam: 6m
6/8 guests in 3/4 cabins
Asking Price: POA
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The sailing yacht KEALOHA offers the perfect combination of comfort and performance in an attractive form from Claasen Jachtbouw with naval architecture by Andre Hoek. Her twin deck houses and seating areas give this 90ft modern classic ample relaxation areas on deck whilst the aft deck house provides an abundance of light below for the full beam Master Cabin, with central double bed.
The remaining cabin layout can accommodate an additional six guests when operating with two crew or four guests when running the yacht with two crew cabins. An elegant interior design with saloon to port mid-ship and galley to starboard earned her the International Superyacht Design Award for her class at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show in 2007.
Ferretti, 2005
Length: 25.3m, beam: 6.3m
8 guests in 4 cabins
Asking Price: EUR 2,500,000
LEONESSA is an outstanding Ferretti 830 very seriously for sale, and after a recent price reduction she is now asking EUR 2,500,000 (fully VAT paid).
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There is nothing blurry about Robin Thicke's recent success. For the first time in his career, Thicke's recent album release, "Blurred Lines," has hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 Chart. After being released on July 30, the album has already sold 177,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
2013 has seemed to be Thicke's best year, due in part to his smash hit, the album's title track, "Blurred Lines," which features T.I. and Pharrell. The song is still holding strong on the charts, spending it's ninth week as No. 1. And it's breaking some records too.
The song has earned the top Gainer award on all three charts: Radio, Digital, and Streaming Songs. "Blurred Lines" is in the lead of the Radio Songs chart for a fifth week, the Digital Songs chart for a ninth week, and is back to the top spot of the Streaming Songs chart this week. The song also earned the Hot 100's top Airplay Gainer honor for the tenth consecutive week.
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July 22nd 2017 carries financial reward for Dale Kristien, possibly unexpected. It is a good day for her for promotional activities or sales.
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3 Tips for a Standout Personal Brand Message in Your Cover Letter
3 Tips for a Standout Personal Brand Message in Your Cover Letter
February 5, 2014
Laura Smith-Proulx
Executive Director, Executive Resume Writer,
An Expert Resume
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As a resume writer who frequently assists executives and senior-level professionals to create thoughtful cover letters,
I enjoyed talking with Leslie Stevens-Huffman of Dice.com for her insightful article, 10 Ways to Screw Up Your Cover Letter.
As she notes, your job search can stall if your cover letter fails to show your value, or makes it obvious that you're not taking the time to learn about the employer's business.
Unfortunately, the job market still abounds with cover letters that look like templates – or that only rehash the resume.
So… what SHOULD you do when putting together a cover letter?
Try these solid strategies for a compelling cover letter – one that instantly cuts to your ROI as a leader and exemplifies your personal brand:
1 – Keep any copying to a minimum.
Start fresh each time you write a cover letter. If you're worn out from writing your resume, and can barely muster the energy to craft a reason why employers should hire you, I have news for you:
they won't hire you.
Rather than taking the same, tired set of words from job application to job application, tap some more brain cells to figure out what this employer might need.
It's not that hard to do. Say you're applying to General Motors. Have you read their last 5 news releases? Are they scaling down or expanding?
It's the same concept if you're chasing down that great job at Cisco Systems, Citibank, or the car wash down the street. What does a Google search say about this company? What can you find out about the industry?
Now, take those ideas and tell Cisco that you understand channel partner strategy and believe you're in a position to work closely on joint planning that boosts their sales. Or mention that your interest in the auto industry has led you to research new methods of paint restoration in auto detailing.
A hiring manager at Citibank would probably appreciate hearing how you realize compliance has taken on more significance than ever in banking, or that your work standards continually add to the reputation of your employers.
2 – Let your reputation take center stage.
If you've been consistently promoted in your career… or you're always the person that key accounts request when they call, there's a reason.
Stop to think about why your past 2 or 3 employers hired you, and why you continued to stay on in the company. There's a message behind it, and it's one you'll want to get out of your head and onto the page.
Senior-level executives frequently fall into the trap of thinking that, after leaving a longtime job, there's no one that understands how effective they can be. This is most certainly not true. Look around at your teams, customers, vendors, or anyone else that interfaces with you, and take their comments as proof of your personal brand value.
What did you motivate others to do (that they didn't do before you came)? How did your work take the company from planning to reality?
As an example,
"Under my direction, we took operational efficiency to a peak of 89% by implementing new methods of production automation, which I proposed and built acceptance for among Operations staff"
shows initiative, teamwork, influence, and of course, results.
3 – Assume you have something unique to offer.
Yes, you do, and you can dig hard to get at it before writing your cover letter. What projects do you frequently volunteer for – and then drive to success?
How has your work made things faster, cheaper, or just plain easier for past employers? Why do others enjoy working with you? These are strengths that any employer needs to know before they hire you.
When you mention them in the cover letter (
"I consistently have higher call resolution metrics in my support roles, because I'm able to listen closely for the real issues in my customer conversations"
), you're connecting these dots and making it obvious why the employer should consider your application.
So, don't just take the easy road when writing a cover letter.
A truly masterful letter – one that speaks directly to your personal brand and ROI to the company – is the one that can have the greatest impact on your search.
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by Lana Hope cross posted from her blog Wide Open Ground originally posted May 2013Heather of Becoming Worldly put together a post today that gave me physical tears and a knot in my stomach. The post centers on the 2009 a men's leadership summit, and a speech given by Doug Philips. Doug Philips of Vision Forum was also previously an attorney at HSLDA. Its worth mentioning, as Heather notes, that most of the famous [Christian] homeschool leaders have connections with each other, and together they built up the Christian homeschool movement. … [Read more...]
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by Heather Doney from her blog Becoming Worldly originally posted there just over a year ago 11 - 5 - 13The Doug Phillips affair scandal has rocked and shocked the Quiverfull and Christian Patriarchy world the past few days, so I figured I'd address one angle that to my knowledge hasn't been covered in depth yet: the path that Doug Phillips will try to take to "restoration" and "forgiveness." It usually seems to take about 15 steps. But first, some background: … [Read more...]
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The Great Pumpkin came early today. Mark Driscoll's church head organization, Mars Hill Church Organization, one of the largest Evangelical churches in the country, is shutting their doors as of January 1, 2015. All the Mars Hill churches will be spun off into their own independent churches not under any other oversight.What's up with that? Dave Bruskas of Mars Hill leadership is saying this is for the good of those local individual churches in his letter to the members posted on the Mars Hill Church websiteVery curious considering the last time we saw a major ministry and popular pastor completely abandon ship like this was Doug Phillips and Vision Forum just before the woman he is … [Read more...]
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by Cindy Kunsman cross posted from Spiritual Sounding BoardRead Part 1 first...***Cindy Kunsman explains how Doug Phillips relegated Vision Forum acolytes to bounded choice – a dynamic only intensified for Lourdes Torres-Manteufel by alleged sex abuse.***Note from Julie Anne: This is Part 2 of Cindy Kunsman's series on Bounded Choice. In this series she is helping us to understand the process people go through when they have lived in a high-controlling religious system as was Lourdes Torres-Manteufel's experience. Lourdes' and Cindy's story can help shed light in our own experience or the experience of someone we know and love. Having this understanding is pivotal in t … [Read more...]
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LOS ANGELES (AP) Civil rights activists sued a California hospital Thursday for releasing a paralyzed, mentally ill man who was found crawling in a Skid Row gutter in what the suit called an "obscene" case of homeless dumping.
The suit contends that Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center was negligent in its treatment and discharge of Gabino Olvera, 42.
Olvera was released from the hospital in February. According to the lawsuit filed on his behalf, he was first taken to a downtown Skid Row mission but returned to the hospital because the shelter could not care for him.
He then spent eight hours in a wheelchair in the lobby before he was again taken 6 miles by van and left on a street, the suit contended.
Witnesses said the man, who lost the use of his legs in a car crash, had a catheter attached and was wearing only a soiled hospital gown. He was blocks from any shelter.
"Mr. Olvera had no choice but to physically drag himself along the gutter of the street with his belongings in a bag clenched in his teeth," the suit said.
He was taken to another hospital for treatment.
The Superior Court lawsuit contends that the hospital failed to investigate or treat signs of Olvera's mental illness, failed to diagnose and treat his urinary tract infection and discharged him in a helpless condition.
"It was like they lit a match to the Hippocratic oath," said Mark Rosenbaum, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California.
The case was one of several reports last year of patients who were left on Skid Row.
In a statement, the hospital called the lawsuit unnecessary. The hospital said it has held "extensive settlement discussions" with the ACLU to resolve the issues and "we remain optimistic" that an agreement will be reached.
"The plight of homeless individuals, and the provision of healthcare, is a critical social issue, but the homeless problem can't be solved by HPMC alone. The solutions must come from government, but we are committed to doing our part," the hospital said.
"We have stated publicly since the day of this incident that HPMC would never condone dropping an individual at a location without their consent and where accommodations were not apparent," the hospital said.
The hospital said it adopted new policies, staff training and monitoring aimed at preventing dumping.
"These protocols exceed those required by law and followed by most hospitals," the hospital said.
However, Rosenbaum contended that the hospital has failed to implement some training and oversight measures.
The suit, filed by the ACLU, the Public Counsel Law Center and a local law firm, seeks unspecified damages and a court order for the hospital to comply with "all laws and regulations regarding the discharge of homeless patients." It alleges negligence, abuse of a dependent adult, and breach of fiduciary duty and names the hospital's corporate owners, a transportation company and the van driver that took Olvera to Skid Row.
The city attorney's office filed civil charges of unfair business practices against the hospital and van service because there is no city law specifically barring patient dumping.
The case is scheduled for trial on April 15, spokesman Nick Velasquez said.
A similar lawsuit was filed in 2006 on behalf of a patient from Kaiser Permanente's Bellflower Hospital who was recorded on surveillance video wandering Skid Row in a hospital gown.
The city attorney's office filed charges against the hospital alleging false imprisonment and dependent care endangerment. Kaiser Permanente settled the case by promising to adopt new discharge rules, prove more training for employees and accept monitoring.
Those protocols were the ones adopted by Hollywood Presbyterian, the hospital said.
There has been a "discernible drop" in the number of reported patient dumping cases since then, Velasquez said.
"We want to make sure we keep the pressure on," he said.
Velasquez said a proposed city ordinance would levy $25,000 fines against hospitals that transport patients to a location other than the patient's home without written consent. The measure has not yet reached the City Council.
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