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Rhody's Starting Lineup
Caputo (SS), Roy (CF), LeBel (3B), Quinn (C), Fortunato (2B), Landi (RF), Livingston (DH), Foreman (1B), Famiglietti (LF), Mantle (P)
Northeastern's Starting Lineup
Barbosa (RF), Burcroff (LF), Vosler (SS), Lyons (CF), Fonseca (1B), Foster (2B), Kessler (DH), Treff (C), Dougherty (3B), Lippert (P)
How it Happened
Rhode Island (12-14) led 2-0 after three innings as freshman Connor Foreman and redshirt senior Pat Fortunato each had an RBI double to put the Rams ahead by two early on.
The Huskies (15-12) - who entered the game on a five-game win streak that included a three-game sweep of James Madison as well as a pair of wins over Boston College and Central Connecticut - did not get on the board until the bottom of the sixth, with a single run that cut URI's lead in half at 2-1.
The Rams continued to build on their lead though as junior Jeff Roy scored in the seventh - on a sacrifice foul out by classmate Pat Quinn - and then used an infield single to plate senior Kevin Stenhouse in the top of the eighth.
Inside the Box Score
- Rhode Island finished with 10 hits on the afternoon, while holding Northeastern to eight.
- The Rams scored three of their four runs with two outs.
- Freshman Connor Foreman and redshirt senior Pat Fortunato each had a pair of hits, including an RBI double. Fortunato also finished the day with two stolen bases.
- Junior Jeff Roy - who was just 3-for-17 over four games last week - reached three times on two hits and a walk. He also scored once and drove in a run.
- Redshirt senior Mike LeBel also had a pair of hits and a run scored in the Rhode Island victory.
- Junior Milan Mantle (3-1) picked up the win on the mound, allowing five hits and one run over a 5.1-inning start. He also struck out six batters while issuing zero walks.
- Sophomore Ty Sterner came on in the bottom of the sixth. He struck out two and gave up one run over 2.1 innings before being relieved by redshirt senior Bobby Dean, who retired the final four outs to earn his fourth save of the season.
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Come and join us for some of the most exciting car club events this year!
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We are very pleased to announce our association with the following clubs and organisations and will be hosting an exciting calendar of events for them at our workshop facility this year.
Sunday, 3rd April V8UK Full Power Launch
Overview: We hosted this event for the first time last year and the turnout was overwhelming! As part of the event a convoy was organised, starting from our workshop. From top to tail it measured over 1.5 miles long! The range of cars that attend are vast and eclectic to say the least with hot rods, TVR's, Camaro's, Corvettes, Mustangs, pick-ups and everything in between. This year again we will hold rev-offs and some competitions. New for this year, we will have a mobile dyno to see who will be king of the horsepower….you can bet it will be huge!! Please contact Ralph (firstname.lastname@example.com)or Andy (email@example.com) if you would like to book your car into the dyno competition.
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Saturday, 14th May Corvette Club UK
Overview: We are hosting an event for the club for the first time having established a great customer base with Corvette owners over the last few years. We are well renowned with the Corvette power plant and will have completed our 25th conversion into a TVR road car this month. A number of our Corvette powered machines will be on display as well as some of our customer cars. All Corvette Car Club members are welcome from across the country. If you would like to attend but are not yet a member please contact Mark Eaton on 07542 897905. For further details about the event please contact Thames Valley RO, Alan Lewis on 07887 508021. Go to: www.corvetteclub.org.uk
Saturday, 18th June Supercar Driver – The Supercar Owners Club
Overview: Our first time hosting this event, we are pleased to be included this year into the clubs highly exclusive calendar of events. The event is open to members of the club only. Please check out their qualifying car list to see if your car is eligible in order to become a member. Go to: http://www.supercar-driver.com
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Sunday, 28th August Pistonheads Sunday Service
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Fried green tomatoes grow into Southern legend
The book and subsequent movie "Fried Green Tomatoes" (1987 and 1992) made a lot of folks believe that this side dish was as common as grits; that an old deep-South culinary secret had escaped to the outside world and finally gotten its due.
Hogwash ... or not?
If you are into exposes, dig into the details from "The Fried Green Tomato Swindle" by Charleston blogger Robert Moss (www.robertfmoss.com). His research revealed that nearly all the published recipes in the early to mid-20th century came from Northern or Midwestern sources. Furthermore, there may be a Jewish link.
On the other hand, Savannah author Damon Lee Fowler maintains in "Classical Southern Cooking" (Gibbs-Smith, 2008) that fried green tomatoes long have been on Southern tables, at least in the Carolina and Georgia piedmont where he grew up.
Anyway, the movie did vault fried green tomatoes into stardom at the Irondale Cafe -- the real identity of the Whistle Stop Cafe -- in Birmingham, Ala.
Other restaurants across the South soon climbed aboard. Now fried green tomatoes are found everywhere, at high-brow and low-brow places alike.
A James Island reader wanted ideas for expanding her use of fried green tomatoes.
Juanita Bryant of James Island offered a few below.
But first, it seems a recipe for fried green tomatoes is in order. Fowler's recipe is pretty straightforward.
Classic Fried Green Tomatoes
Makes: About 6 servings
4 to 6 very green tomatoes
Salt and whole black pepper in a pepper mill
1 cup fine corn meal, spread on a dinner plate
2 large eggs, lightly beaten in a wide, shallow bowl
1 cup bacon drippings (1/4 to 1/2 cup of drippings with vegetable oil to equal 1 cup)
Position a rack in the upper third of the oven and preheat it to 150-170 degrees. Fit a wire rack over a rimmed baking sheet and put it in the oven. Stem, core and slice the tomatoes crosswise about 3/8-inch thick. Don't peel.
Lightly salt the tomato slices and let them stand in a colander for 20 to 30 minutes, then wipe them dry. Season lightly with salt and a few grindings of pepper.
Have the corn meal and eggs ready by the stove. Heat the fat in a well-seasoned iron or nonstick skillet over medium heat. When the oil is hot, but not smoking, dip the tomatoes one at a time in the beaten eggs, let the excess flow back into the bowl, and roll quickly in the corn meal. Gently shake off the excess, and slip them into the pan until it is full. Fry until they are golden on the bottom, about 3 minutes; turn and fry until both sides are golden.
Blot briefly on absorbent paper, then transfer them to the wire rack and keep them warm in the oven while you are cooking the next batch. Repeat until all the tomatoes are cooked. Serve piping hot.
Recipe from Savannah author Damon Lee Fowler's "Classical Southern Cooking"
Fried Green Tomato Salad
4 salad plates
4 cups torn lettuce
8 to 12 slices fried green tomatoes
Cucumber Cream Dressing (recipe follows)
Bacon Bits or crisp cooked bacon, crumbled
Place 1 cup of lettuce on each of 4 salad plates. Put 2 or 3 slices fried green tomatoes on the lettuce. Drizzle cucumber dressing on the plate, covering lettuce and fried green tomatoes. Sprinkle with bacon.
Cucumber Cream Dressing
Makes: 1 cup
1 medium cucumber
1/2 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 teaspoons grated onion
Peel and seed cucumber. Grate enough cucumber to have 1/2 cup after it has drained for about 15 minutes. Combine all ingredients, stirring well. Cover and chill.
Recipe from Juanita Bryant of James Island
Fried Green Tomato Crab Melt
Makes: 4 sandwiches
4 French hamburger rolls, sliced
Remoulade sauce or tartar sauce
4 fried green tomato slices
4 cooked crab cakes
1 medium red pepper, sliced in strips
4 slices Swiss cheese
Place 1 to 2 tablespoons of sauce on bottom slice of a French hamburger roll. Add fried green tomato slice, crab cake, a few red pepper strips and 1 to 2 tablespoons more sauce. Top with a slice of Swiss cheese and broil until cheese melts, about 30-45 seconds. Top with other half of bun.
Recipe from Juanita Bryant of James Island
Caprese Gone South!
Makes: 2 salad stacks
4 slices firm green tomato (1/2 inch thick)
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4 cup milk
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
2 eggs, beaten
2/3 cup panko bread crumbs, fine Italian bread crumbs or cornmeal
1 teaspoon dried tarragon
1/4 cup olive oil, divided use
Frisee or other mixed greens
4 slices goat cheese, or crumbles
4 slices cooked bacon
4 slices fresh yellow or red tomatoes (1/2 inch thick)
Balsamic vinaigrette and olive oil
Sprinkle green tomato slices with salt and pepper. Let stand for 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, in separate shallow dishes, place milk, flour, eggs and bread crumbs seasoned with the tarragon.
Heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a skillet on medium heat. Dip green tomato slices in milk, then flour, then eggs, then bread crumbs. In the skillet, fry half of the coated tomato slices at a time, for 4-6 minutes on each side or until brown. As you cook the rest of the green tomatoes, add olive oil as needed.
Place aside.
Begin stacking. Place fried green tomato on bed of frisee greens or other mixed greens, add a slice of goat cheese, 1 slice of cooked bacon, and a fresh yellow or red tomato slice that hasn't been fried. Repeat the layering. Serve with balsamic vinaigrette and olive oil drizzled on plate.
Recipe from Angela McCrovitz of Charleston


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July 15-Companies in the news Sona, AmProp, Axiata, Yen Global, Goodway, Atlan, Bintai Kinden and Spring Gallery
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[size=28]Sona, AmProp, Axiata, Yen Global, Goodway, Atlan, Bintai Kinden and Spring GalleryBy Yimie Yong / theedgemarkets.com | July 14, 2016 : 10:19 PM MYT
KUALA LUMPUR (July 14): Based on corporate announcements and news flow today, companies that may be in focus on Friday (July 15) could include: Sona, AmProp, Axiata, Yen Global, Goodway, Atlan, Bintai Kinden and Spring Gallery.
Special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Sona Petroleum Bhd's board has proposed to wind up the company, ahead of its qualifying acquisition deadline end of this month. The liquidation follows the termination of Sona's planned purchase of Australia's Stag Oilfield for US$25 million (about RM99 million).
Sona said it was discussing with potential liquidators on the SPAC's winding up. The permitted time frame to complete its qualifying acquisition will expire on July 29 this year.
In a separate statement to the exchange, Sona said it will defend itself against a claim that it owed Law Asia Pte Ltd US$47,299.12 for work done involving a potential qualifying acquisition.
Amcorp Properties Bhd (AmProp) plans to invest in a portfolio of real estate development and value-added projects in Madrid and other cities in Spain.
It said Amcorp Horizon Sdn Bhd has signed an agreement with Grosvenor Europe Investments Ltd (GEIL) and its manager, Grosvenor Fund Management Spain, SLU, to set up a joint venture (JV) company known as Urban Value Add I (Spain), S.L.
Amcorp Horizon and GEIL each contributed a capital commitment of €35 million (RM153.12 million) to the JV company.
The capital commitment of €35 million to be forked out by Amcorp Horizon for the JV company will be funded by advances from AmProp by way of the internally generated funds of AmProp group and bank borrowings, the breakdown of which would be ascertained at a later date.
Axiata Group Bhd announced today that Datuk Seri Shazalli Ramly, the chief executive officer (CEO) of its wholly-owned unit Celcom Axiata Bhd, has been appointed as the group's regional CEO for Southeast Asia beginning Sept 1.
Shazalli, who has been with Celcom for 11 years and will have his tenure extended for another three years, will hold the posts of corporate executive vice president and regional CEO, Axiata said in a statement.
Yen Global Bhd saw 28.34 million shares representing a 20.65% stake in the company traded off market today, for RM14.17 million.
According to Bloomberg data, Yen Global's shares were moved in eight direct business transaction blocks, at 50 sen per share, which is 15 sen or 23% lower than the 65 sen closing price of its shares today.
According to Yen Global's latest annual report, its executive chairman Goh Kok Beng and former managing director Goh Kok Heng, the largest shareholders, have a deemed interest of 24% in the company via their shareholdings in Extreme Lifestyle (M) Sdn Bhd.
Rubber compound and related products manufacturer Goodway Integrated Industries Bhd was slapped with an unusual market activity query after a 15.58% jump in its share price today.
The stock has been on the uptrend since June 27, climbing as much as 22.5 sen or 102% to a one-year high of 44.5 sen in mid-afternoon trade.
The stock pared part of its gains thereafter to close the day at 43 sen, still up 4.5 sen or 11.69% for the day, with 6.25 million shares exchanged.
Atlan Holdings Bhd's net profit rose 21.39% year-on-year to RM15.68 million in the first quarter ended May 2016 (1QFY17) from RM12.92 million, as its revenue surged 24.3%.
The group also declared a first interim single tier ordinary dividend of 12.5 sen per share for FY17, amounting to a payout of RM31.71 million, which is payable on Aug 19.
In its results filing today, Atlan said its quarterly revenue rose to RM231.77 million from RM186.46 million in the same quarter last year.
Bintai Kinden Corporation Bhd's unit has clinched a RM17.98 million contract to provide electrical and extra-low voltage services to the construction of a logistic centre in Shah Alam.
Bintai Kinden said in a filing with Bursa that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Kejuruteraan Bintai Kindenko Sdn Bhd, has accepted a letter of award from Kajima (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd.
The project is expected to be completed by March 2018.
Full-services engineering solutions provider Spring Gallery Bhd is planning to halve the par value of its existing ordinary shares of 50 sen each to reduce its accumulated losses.
The company also plans to do the same for the par value of its existing irredeemable convertible preference shares of 5 sen each.
In a bourse filing today, Spring Gallery said both the corporate exercises should give rise to as much as RM44.43 million in credit, which it intends to use to offset its accumulated losses of RM30.08 million at the company level and RM29.1 million at the group level as at financial year ended June 2015.
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Kashmir To Jammu Rail Link Likely To Open In March
Kashmir To Jammu Rail Link Likely To Open In March
31 December 2012
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In three months, Kashmir valley is likely to be connected to Jammu through a 17.8-km railway line including the 11.2-km Pir Panjal tunnel, which is the countrys longest transport tunnel. The commissioning of this section will provide connectivity throughout the year and reduce travel time. The total distance between Banihal in Jammu to Qazigund in Kashmir Valley will then be covered in 20-25 minutes, stated State-owned Ircon International. At present, it takes about an hour to cover the distance by road, which gets blocked due to snowfall during peak winter. The stratetigally important tunnel is likely to be opened for public in March, Ircons Director (Works) Hitesh Khanna said. On December 28, Ircon completed the track work from Qazigund to Banihal across the Pir Panjal range through Tunnel T-80 and brought the first train on trial run from Kashmir Valley to Banihal, said a release. The rail-link project between the two places, with a cost of Rs 1,670 crore, is part of Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla railway-link project. Ircon has been the principal executing agency for Northern Railway for this project, an agreement for which was signed in 2004. The work includes planning, survey, design and construction of the entire project.
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Late blight is a serious disease of potato and tomato family (Solanaceous) crops worldwide that can be difficult to control organically. eOrganic presenters Dr. Sally Miller of Ohio State University, Dr. Meg McGrath of Cornell University, and Dr. Alex Stone of Oregon State University discussed the 2009 epidemic and how to diagnose, prevent, and manage late blight on organic farms.
For additional webinars on late blight presented in 2010, see:
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Late Blight Control in Your Organic Garden: 2010
This is an eOrganic article and was reviewed for compliance with National Organic Program regulations by members of the eOrganic community. Always check with your organic certification agency before adopting new practices or using new materials. For more information, refer to eOrganic's articles on organic certification.
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Alright already with the hot!
Our well, traditionally a fantastic water producer for our area, is straining under the responsiblity of my big garden and new flower beds. Not to mention the new trees: apple, cherry, pear, dogwood, fig, plum and more.
Last night I had the yummiest zucchini-tomato scramble ever. A little olive oil, a little garlic and onion (my own garlic and onions!) and then of course the fresh veggies from the garden into the pan for just a minute. As soon as the tomatoes popped it was dinner time. And everything except the olive oil was from our little farm. I love when that happens. You could call it Eating Local, Extreme Version.
Oh, and we had a little garnish of fresh basil from the herb bed on top of that.
Wish you could have been here.
Except the washing up was problematic, because the well.... Well. How do I put this?
I envy all my city farmchick friends who turn on the water and worry only for their utility bill.
But this morning my handsome and resourceful engineer-all-the-time husband found a likely contributor to our water crisis: A LEAK. It's underground. Right under the spot where everything stays inexplicably green. He dug for a minute and VOILA, water. Lots and lots of water.
Except now there's none because he had to leave for the weekend and we turned off the water supply at the well. And this leaves me with no recourse except to consider going to the garage sales.
After all, without water I can't garden. Or do laundry or dishes. (Let's not think about the bathing, mm-kay?)
Garage sales it is. It couldn't be helped. If he asks.


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Faddegon, Maarten and Chitil, Olaf (2016) Lightweight Computation Tree Tracing for Lazy Functional Languages. In: PLDI 2016: Proceedings of the 37th ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation. ACM Press pp. 114-128. ISBN 978-1-4503-4261-2. (doi:https://doi.org/10.1145/2908080.2908104) (Full text available)
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A computation tree of a program execution describes computations of functions and their dependencies. A computation tree describes how a program works and is at the heart of algorithmic debugging. To generate a computation tree, existing algorithmic debuggers either use a complex implementation or yield a less informative approximation. We present a method for lazy functional languages that requires only a simple tracing library to generate a detailed computation tree. With our algorithmic debugger a programmer can debug any Haskell program by only importing our library and annotating suspected functions.
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When James Thomas and Royal Ivey arrived at the University of Texas from New York three years ago, they underwent a bit of culture shock.
They noticed people in Austin wearing creased jeans, line dancing and speaking with a distinct twang. While neither dons cowboy boots or denim shirts with snaps instead of buttons, these two urban cowboys have played an integral role in making Texas basketball fashionable.
The fifth-ranked Longhorns (22-6) are having their best season, earning the team's first No. 1 seeding in the N.C.A.A. tournament. On Friday in Birmingham, Ala., Texas plays the winner of Tuesday's game between North Carolina-Asheville and Texas Southern.
While the sophomore T. J. Ford, a strong candidate for national player of the year, is the face of Texas basketball, Ivey and Thomas, both juniors, are responsible for building the foundation of this new era.
Thomas, a 6-foot-8 native of Schenectady, N.Y., is a tenacious post presence, and his 11.2 rebounds a game rank him seventh in Division I. Big 12 coaches regard Ivey, who hails from the Hollis section of Queens, as an elite perimeter defender.Continue reading the main story
Both have brought an attitude and a hard-nosed style of play often associated with New York. This has helped Texas develop a distinct image, predicated on a fast-break offense that is complemented by physical, man-to-man defense.
''When you're from New York, you're not cocky, but you walk with a swagger,'' Ivey said. ''Just being around these guys, I think it's rubbed off on them.''
Thomas and Ivey are the only Big 12 starters from New York, showing the expanding reach of the Texas program. No one is more pleased that their winding paths took them nearly 1,500 miles south to Austin than Coach Rick Barnes.
When Barnes first went to Schenectady, he waited for Thomas in his rental car at a patchwork outdoor court in a public park. He saw Thomas, who was then a 6-6 high school senior, riding on the handlebars of his cousin's bicycle.
Barnes was immediately impressed with Thomas's on-court mentality: a focus on rebounding rather than scoring.
''I like the contact,'' said Thomas, who tosses his 235-pound body around. ''I'd give up scoring 10 points to grab 15 or 16 rebounds any night.''
The Texas coaches had to plead with him last summer to work on his offense to round out his game.
''Quite simply, he has a tremendous passion for rebounding the basketball,'' Barnes said.
Thomas's rebounding zeal is indicative of his offbeat personality; his teammates and coaches describe him as a study in contrasts. Thomas decided he needed to leave Schenectady, a place he said was riddled with gang life and drugs, to attend a prep school. Instead of attending a typical prep school in New England, though, Thomas craved discipline.
He spent his last year of high school at Hargrave Academy, a military-style school in Virginia where students have a regimented schedule and march to meals.
When choosing a college, Thomas picked Texas, although he had never set foot in the state. He wanted the opportunity to establish a tradition instead of perpetuating one at a place like Syracuse, St. John's or Villanova.
Thomas's physical play, floppy braids and tattoos give him a menacing look, but Barnes insists that he is the most engaging Longhorn. Any time there is a request for a player to speak at a school or with a troubled youth, Barnes picks Thomas.
''Every time,'' Barnes said, ''those kids leave meeting him feeling like James Thomas is their best friend.''
Ivey's journey to Texas was also unusual. He earned admission to the prestigious Cardozo High School in Queens because of his dancing talent. Ivey took courses in styles of dance from ballet to hip-hop.
A 6-3 guard, Ivey is considered a late bloomer in college basketball circles. He rarely played as a Cardozo sophomore, though he did emerge as a senior, when the team won the Public Schools Athletic League title.
Ivey then attended Blair Academy, a New Jersey prep school, and appeared destined to attend a lightly regarded basketball college like Boston University. But Rob Lanier, then an assistant coach at Texas and now the head coach at Siena, became enamored of the way Ivey played defense.
Many of the same techniques that Ivey used on the dance floor translated to the basketball court, especially on defense.
''Defense is all about coordination and timing,'' Ivey said. ''Dancing helps out with a lot of those things.''
Ivey has not learned how to two-step since arriving in Austin, but he knows that the New York beat he and Thomas have given the Longhorns through defense, rebounding and toughness is helping to establish tradition.
''When I first came here, I said we were going to make this a basketball school,'' Ivey said. ''When people look back at Texas basketball, they can say that those are the guys that laid down the bricks.''Continue reading the main story


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Last night was quite eventful.
I was cutting to stop the voices as per usual, but after 10 minutes they hadn't gone away. Then 15 minutes, then 20 minutes. I ended up in the bathroom, still cutting, but washing off the blood running down my arm so I could see where I hadn't cut yet. The voices were only getting louder. I was so scared that I wasn't going to stop that I went and woke my mom up.
A 20 year old needing her mommy to help her, pathetic? Maybe.
In tears, I told her I couldn't stop because the voices were still screaming in my ear. She calmly took me to the kitchen and helped bandage me up. Very badly, but, hey, she was tired.
After bandaging me up with a gauze pad and several insufficient band-aids, we watched Glee until 2:30 in the morning. That was nice.
Now I'm going to lunch with my mom and step-dad. Hey, it's free food. WOOHOO.
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I'm engaged. I still can't believe it. Seven years after I first met my boyfriend, J, in a bar in London, he has finally become my fiancé. And somewhere in the not distant future, we'll somehow have to sit down and plan a wedding.
My story will be slightly different than your average bride's, I suppose, as I'm British and my husband-to-be is Spanish. We've got the difference in language and traditions, as well as the whole logistical side of things to sort out. I know we'll manage it somehow, though.
For now I'm just basking in the glow of being engaged. It's a weird sensation. Everyone tells you that your whole life focus changes, and for me that hasn't really been true. Perhaps it just hasn't really sunk in yet.
J proposed in the mountains of El Escorial, close to Madrid – where we live – and it couldn't have been more perfect. The sun was shining, we were admiring the view when he suddenly went down on one knee, and I got the shock of my life – in the best possible way of course.
Everything seemed to go in slow motion and I asked him: "Is this really happening now?" It felt like a scene from a film. I can't stop smiling remembering it now.
It wasn't until long afterwards when I finally stopped shaking, when I realised I'd forgotten to take the ugly support bandage off my wrist (yoga injury, don't ask!) So in all of our memento pics I have a beaming smile and a bionic hand. Never mind, it'll make the occasion far more memorable.
The rest of the day seemed to pass in a blur. The whole thing felt so surreal until we actually started phoning people to tell them the good news. I keep looking down at the gorgeous ring on my finger and just going off into a daydream.
Questions about what I want my dress to be like or have I thought about what to do with my hair are just met with: "I don't know." I was never one of these little girls who spends hours dreaming and planning her wedding day.
I knew I would do it one day, when I found 'The One' for me. Now that day's arrived, and I couldn't be happier that I'll be settling down with a Spaniard.
We still don't know when and where we'll tie the knot, but hopefully it'll be sooner rather than later. Before we start to make actual real life plans I think I'm entitled to at least a week more of daydreaming. That's fair, isn't it?


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Thursday, 23 May 2013
Into Dorset
28 comments:
- haggiz said...
I love Dorset, we spent many family holidays there when the boys were young, staying at a farm. Such beautiful countryside and beaches. Looks like you had a lovely time. Julie x
- 23 May 2013 at 16:30
- WILLIE........! said...
You came ALL the way to Dorset...AND, did'nt even come visit the Godfather...Shame! Shame! HeHe! :)
I was on my way to Shaftesbury this morning, my Pinkberry rang, telling me my new TV was being delivered at ten. I had arranged a PM delivery...
So! l had to turn round, and go home.
Usually go to the W.I. on a Thursday for my goose and duck eggs!
Still! Nice to see you had a nice time...And, got through customs o.k.
Volcano's...oooO! Is he going anywhere near mine...Etna!
(That's in Sicily..You know). :>).
Climbed it on my 18th birthday..
Ah! Memories...!!!
- 23 May 2013 at 16:43
- In My Wild Eden said...
Oh such beautiful pictures. What a lovely place to live! My sons are leaving again on Monday and I too will have a quiet house. I miss them so much when they are gone. This is such a beautiful post. I hope you are enjoying your week, even in the quiet.
- 23 May 2013 at 16:47
- Vintage Sheet Addict said...
They fill up so much space don't they, he's on an adventure that's all, he'll soon be back! :) x
- 23 May 2013 at 17:04
- Rustic Vintage Country said...
How nice is that! What a stunning sunset too. Suzy x
- 23 May 2013 at 17:06
- Deborah said...
Looks beautiful, thanks for sharing :)
Bee happy x
- 23 May 2013 at 17:13
- YeamieWaffles said...
These photos are amazing Jane, just makes it all seem like so much fun to me, such an enjoyable day. Hopefully your son is having a great time in Italy right now!
- 23 May 2013 at 17:25
- Rosetta said...
Che bei paesaggi!Meravigliosi!Baci,Rosetta
- 23 May 2013 at 17:46
- *Susycottage* said...
Hello , what a wonderful place it is Shaftesbury,
I came here in April and the sight leaves me every time
breathless, beautiful photos
Susy Love x
- 23 May 2013 at 17:51
- The Faerie Factory said...
Such beautiful pictures of one of our prettiest counties. Sarah x
- 23 May 2013 at 18:31
- *Maristella* said...
Hi Marina.
We were in Shaftensbury, it is wonderful!
The green of the English countryside, always moves me,
I wish I were still there!
Do not worry, your little boy is enjoying himself, when he comes home he hugs for me!
Kisses and hugs, *Maristella*.
(with translator)
- 23 May 2013 at 19:30
- Things and Thoughts said...
Very pretty and picturesque village.Stunning photos,colorful and cheerful.I really enjoyed your post!!!
- 23 May 2013 at 20:23
- Vintage Tea Time said...
Gorgeous photos. Sounds idyllic! x
- 23 May 2013 at 20:49
- Anne said...
Your pictures are beautiful.Dorset is such a stunning place.We have visited a couple of years back and I loved it. I have traced my family tree and one branch came from Dorset! If only I had known that before we visited I would have tried to visit some of the little villages they came from.
- 23 May 2013 at 21:06
- Lucys Lounge said...
lovely photos.
- 23 May 2013 at 21:32
- Rose H (UK) said...
Thank you for taking us along M, such a sweet trip to take.
I bet little man will soon fill up the house on his return, all those wonderful adventures to share with you!
Rose H
- 23 May 2013 at 21:58
- Karen Mary Butterfly said...
Just beautiful!
- 24 May 2013 at 02:40
- Alessandra said...
beautiful countryside!!!!!
Your little man is in italy for volcanoes??? Is he a geologist? I am one!!!!!
;oD xxxx Ale
- 24 May 2013 at 03:12
- Jen said...
Amazing pictures--I would love to visit there one day.
- 24 May 2013 at 03:31
- greenthumb said...
What a very lovely place, so many great photos.
- 24 May 2013 at 04:00
- Streetcomber said...
Just lovely.
- 24 May 2013 at 07:12
- Rosemary said...
I must visit Gold Hill - walking up and down like the Hovis kid but minus the bike.
Lovely descriptions and photos in your post.
- 24 May 2013 at 12:26
- Sopa Azul said...
I like the houses in the first photo. Thanks for sharing!!! :D
- 24 May 2013 at 15:07
- nilly said...
I didn't realise Shaftesbury was so beautiful! And I keep pinching myself because I can't believe the trees are really covered in leaves at long last - I think it's a dream!
- 24 May 2013 at 23:02
- Madelief said...
Beautiful photo's of the English countryside Jane! Your villages are so pretty.
Happy weekend!
Madelief x
- 25 May 2013 at 18:40
- two squirrels said...
Such beautiful images.....what a heavenly place.
Love V
- 27 May 2013 at 05:21
- Maria said...
~ Never been to Dorset, Mrs VJ....But it does look very special. YOU have captured the beauty so very well in your pictures..~Hope little man has a wonderful adventure...And will be telling you all his tales, very shortly! Sounds exciting Volcanoes! WOW! with kindest thoughts...Maria x
- 28 May 2013 at 19:13
- Kelly-Marie said...
These colours are incredible! Such beautiful pictures (as always). We have fields of Rape Seed on the drive into our local town and it makes my day everytime I see them.
The Cranborn Chase is so beatiful,I hope you had a lovely time. We are hoping to head over there soon and pay a visit to Lamer tree.
I hope little man had a wonderful time adventuring in the Volcanoes. xx
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GDC Online to Present Online Game Legend Award to Richard Bartle, Co-Author of First Multiplayer Adventure Game, MUD; Honoring Ultima Online with Hall of Fame Award
SAN FRANCISCO August 12, 2010 Game Developers Conference Online organizers have announced Richard Bartle as the recipient of the first ever Online Game Legend Award and Ultima Online as the first Hall of Fame game, as part of the Game Developers Choice Online Awards taking place October 7, 2010 at GDC Online in Austin -- recognizing landmark titles and deeply influential figures in the vibrant online gaming world.
These special awards were picked, after open nominations from the online game community, by the distinguished GDC Online Advisory Board including game industry veterans Playfish's Sebastien De Halleux, Schell Games Sheri Graner Ray, and Nexon's Min Kim.
Organizers will be awarding the Online Game Legend award to Dr. Richard Bartle, co-creator of the original MUD (Multi-User Dungeon), the seminal virtual world credited with pioneering online games over 30 years ago.
Bartle, who worked with fellow MUD programmer Roy Trubshaw at the UKs Essex University starting in 1978, was responsible for greatly extending, fleshing out and popularizing the text-based multiplayer game, in which players logged onto a mainframe, socialized with one another, fought enemies and formed lasting friendships and relationships.
After commercializing MUD in the 1980s, Bartle continues to consult in the game industry and teach at Essex University as a Visiting Professor. His research on player personalities types in online games achievers, explorers, socializers and killers, has led to the popular online Bartle Test, and the influence of both his actions and theories in the online game industry have been profound and long-lasting.
In association with his acceptance of the Online Game Legend award, Dr. Bartle will also be presenting a special talk on his work at GDC Online. The lecture, titled The History of The Multi-User Dungeon, will see him sharing his unique perspective and hands-on experience with the next generation of online game developers.
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In honor of the games induction, the Hall of Fame award will be accepted on stage by key members of Ultima Onlines original development team: Rich Vogel, Launch Producer, Starr Long, Associate Producer, and Raph Koster, Lead Designer. Joining them will be Eugene Evans, GM of BioWare Mythic, the current home of Ultima Online within Electronic Arts, who will introduce key team members from the games development history.
In celebration GDC Online will present a special lecture, Then and Now: Ultima Online Over Time. The lecture will be co-presented by Rich Vogel, currently at BioWare Austin and the original producer of Ultima Online, and Calvin Crowner, the current Ultima Online game producer. The duo will talk about the history of the title, contrast their work on the game throughout its history, and provide anecdotes and specific takeaway from many years of work.
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Q. What is a child's normal body temperature?
A. The normal child's body temperature ranges between 36.5°C / 97.7°F and 37.5°C / 99.5°F.
Q. My child feels hot to touch, what should I do?
A. It is likely that your child has a fever, although they may just feel hot to touch if the weather is too warm. It is important that you measure and record your child's temperature as your doctor will need to know how high it has been to decide how to treat your child. Iftemperature of your child's is higher than 37.5°C / 99.5°F, It is important that you strip your child down to try and cool them down. You may also use tepid sponging if the fever persists or is higher than 38.5°C / 101.3°F. To bring the temperature down, you can give a simple medication such as Paracetamol or Crocin according to the manufacturer's or your doctor's or nurse's advice. If the fever is higher than 38.5°C / 101.3°For lasts more than 2-3 days, it would be important you check with your doctor in case your child needs other treatments.
Q. What are the warning signs which tell me that I should see the doctor straight away with my febrile child?
A. The following are important warning signs which you need to keep an eye on and respond to by taking your child to be seen by the doctor or by the accident & Emergencies department: a fever in your young baby less than 3 months of age, change in color to pale or mottle or blue, unable to rouse your child or keep them awake, irritability, child making grunting noises or breathing fast or with difficulty, an unusual skin rash which does not blanch when you press on it, stiffness in the neck or bulging in the fontanelle (soft spot on your baby's head), any abnormal movements or seizures.
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A. the most common causes for constipation are: too little natural fibre in the diet (fruit and vegetables), and not enough fluid intake. Sometimes constipation can follow a severe diarrhoea's illness or during travelling and being away from home. Excessive milk intake in an older child may also contribute to constipation.
Q. How can I treat my child's constipation?
A. it is important that you ensure your child is receiving the correct amount of fresh fruit and vegetables every day and that they are drinking plenty of fluids such as water and juice. Toileting is also very important so that your child is training their bowels to empty regularly. Please ask your doctor for advice on this.
Q. What medications could be used to treat my child's constipation?
A. it is best to consult with your doctor on which are the most suitable medications for your child's constipation. It is very important to see the doctor if your child is a young baby with constipation also. The usual medications your doctor may advise on consist of a stool softening medication such as Lactulose (a sweet liquid which draws fluids into the stool to make it softer), and sometimes a stimulating medication such as Senna (which makes your child's intestines contract more to push the stool out faster). It is important that you follow your doctor's advice when using such medication and not to use them in excess or too long without regular follow up. Your doctor may choose to prescribe other medication depending on your child's constipation history and how they have responded to the other measures. Please note that any medication relies on good fluid intake and fibre intake and toileting for it to work.
Q. My child has just developed Diarrhoea, what should I do?
A. Diarrhoea in children is common, and on the whole is as a result of a viral infection. The most common virus is called Rota virus which is highly contagious, and occurs in particular times of the year. You may have already heard that your child had been in contact with another child who has diarrhoea which is very likely to be of the same cause. Occasionally, diarrhoea is caused by a bacterial infection, especially if you have recently returned from travel abroad. On the whole, treatment is supportive with plenty of fluids to be given so that your child does not get dehydrated. The best fluids are the oral rehydration solutions called WHO-ORS, which you can get from your chemist or your doctor. Do not worry too much if your child does not feel like eating, as long as you are able to get them to drink. It is important to check with your doctor if the diarrhoea is severe or lasts more than 3 days, or if your child appears listless with dry mouth and less urine produced. It is also very important to consult your doctor if you see blood or mucous in your child's stool.
Q. My child has had diarrhoea for some time, what could be the cause?
A. Longstanding diarrhoea needs to be checked out by your doctor as it is important to find our why this is the case and if your child is affected by it in any way. Some of the causes for longer duration diarrheas are: Lactose intolerance (cow's milk sugar intolerance), Cow's milk allergy, wheat intolerance, Coeliac disease (a type of genetic wheat intolerance leading to malabsorption), Cystic fibrosis, inflammatory bowel disease (such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis), irritable bowel syndrome
Q. My baby has been vomiting frequently, what should I do?
A. Vomiting in a young baby can be seen in a condition called Gastro-esophageal reflux (stomach reflux), which means that milk flows back up from your child's stomach to their mouth after feeding (sometimes immediately after feeding and other times much later). It is important that you spend enough time trying to bring up your baby's wind during and after feeding before you put them back to bed, as swallowed wind can make reflux worse. If you are concerned about your baby's vomiting, you should consult with your doctor or nurse to find out if anything else needs to be done for them.
Q. What are the warning sign about my baby's vomiting?
A. Most babies vomit sometimes without any underlying problems to worry about. However, it is important that you recognize some of the warning signs of other conditions which need medical attention when your baby is vomiting, and those are: excessive vomiting, projectile forceful vomiting, unusual color to the vomit (greenish, brown, blood), distended abdomen, no stools or wind passed, abdominal pain, your child looks unwell/ill. If any of these symptoms occur or you are worries about your child's vomiting, it is important that you seek immediate medical help.
Q. I was told that my child has Asthma, what is this condition?
A. Asthma is a condition of the large airways in the lungs (wind pipes) which is characterized by narrowing of these airways, with extra production of secretions (sputum). The most common symptoms are: cough, wheezing, difficulty in breathing, tightness of the chest, shortness of breath. Some children have symptoms only once in a while which can be severe at times, and others may have frequent mild symptoms such as cough at night and cough on exercise only. Asthma can run in the family and you may find that other family members have one or more of the other "atopic" conditions that asthma belongs to, such as eczema and hay fever.
Q. How can I treat my child's asthma?
A. it is very important that you follow your doctor's or asthma nurse's advice, as good asthma control is essential. You child may have been prescribed some inhalers which come in various colors and have different roles to play in your child's treatment. Please ask your doctor for clarification on how to use each one of them and for how long. It is important that you have your child reviewed by your doctor regularly to ensure that the treatment is working well.
Sore throat:
Q. My child is complaining of a sore throat, what should I do?
A. Your child is most likely suffering from a viral throat infection, and you can simply treat them with Paracetamol for pain relief and with lots of liquids to drink.
Q. Does my child need antibiotics for their sore throat?
A. Antibiotics can be prescribed for a throat infection if your doctor finds evidence of a bacterial infection such as severely infected throat with pus on the tonsils (tonsillitis), or they find evidence of bacteria on a throat swab (a test to check if there are bacteria on the throat by taking a swab from the throat). Your doctor will be the best person to advise you on this.
Q. What other conditions than tonsillitis can give my child a sore throat?
A. Most viruses that cause cold/flu-like symptoms can cause a sore throat and a cough. There is another condition called glandular fever, which is also caused by a virus, which and can give your child a sore throat and enlarged glands in the neck. Your doctor can decide if this is the case or if your child needs any tests to confirm this diagnosis.
Ear infection:
Q. I think my child has an ear infection, what should I do?
A. You may notice that your child is in pain and pulling on their ear, or you may notice that there is a discharge from their ear. As you will not be able to tell yourself if your child needs any specific treatment for this, it is best to check with your doctor. The doctor will be able to have a look inside your child's ear and decide if they need any treatment such as antibiotics or ear drops.
Chest infection:
Q. I heard about chest infections, how can I tell if my child has one?
A. A "chest infection" is a broad term used by doctors to describe various chest conditions, the majority of which are caused by a virus. The symptoms are of a fever, cough, chest pain, and crackles heard when your child is breathing. They may also complain of difficulty in breathing. This infection may also be caused by bacteria and if so will need antibiotics to treat it. Your doctor will know if your child has this type of infection by listening to their chest and advising on what the best treatment is. If you think your child might have a chest infection, it is important that you check this out with your doctor.
Q. My doctor said that my child has "pneumonia", what does this mean?
A. Pneumonia is a type of chest infection where it is most likely caused by bacteria. Nowadays, this can be treated very successfully with the modern antibiotics available. Many children can even be treated at home with oral (medicine) antibiotics, but some may need to be admitted to hospital for the antibiotics to be given through a drip in the child's vein. Your doctor will decide which is the best treatment for your child, and will advise for how long to give the antibiotics for. It is very important that you follow your doctor's advice and give the full treatment course to make sure that your child gets better from their pneumonia.
Urine infection, Cystitis, Kidney infection:
Q. What is a urine infection?
A. This is an infection that can affect any part of your child's urinary tract (waterworks). Its symptoms depend on which part of the urinary tract is affected but the most common are: burning sensation when passing urine (dysuria), blood in the urine (Haematuria), smelly or cloudy urine, abdominal pain, back or loin pain, fever, wetting. Some young children can get very unwell with a urine infection and may develop a febrile convulsion with it.
Q. What are the types of a urine infection?
A. The types of a urine infection depend on which part of the urinary tract they occur. Cystitis is an infection of the bladder, a pyelonephritis is an infection of the kidney, a balanitis is an infection of the foreskin, and a vulvovaginitis is an infection of the female genital area.
Q. How can the urine infection be confirmed/ diagnosed?
A. You will be asked by your doctor or nurse to collect a urine sample from your child. This needs to be done in a very clean way and the urine collected in a special sterile urine pot. Once the urine is collected in such a way, this will be tested straight away by a urine dipstick test and will also be sent to the lab for further analysis to confirm the diagnosis. Your doctor will be able to tell you if the initial test suggest an infection and advise you on what to do. The lab analysis usually takes up to 2 days for the results to come back.
Q. How can my child's urine infection be treated?
A. The usual treatment method is with the appropriate antibiotics which your doctor will advise you on. In addition it is very important that you make sure your child is drinking plenty of fluids, and passing urine regularly to clear the infection. If your child has constipation it is also very important to treat this as well.
Q. Will my child need any further tests now that they had a urine infection?
A. Your doctor is the best person to advise you if your child needs any further tests such as a kidney scan. Usually if your child's infection was simple and happened only once, then no further investigations are necessary. However, if your child was unwell with the infection or took a long time to get better or they have had several infections that your doctor is likely to advise on some further tests to check out why your child has had this problem.
Q. What other tests will my doctor request to investigate my child's urine infection?
A. The most common test to request would be an ultrasound scan (jelly on the belly scan), which is a simple and non-invasive test that can show if your child has any anatomical problems with the kidneys or bladder associated with the infection. Your doctor can then decide if further tests are needed to investigate the urine infection further.
Q. What are the associated conditions with a urinary infection in a young child?
A. The most common associated condition with a urine infection in a child is vesico-ureteral reflux (kidney reflux), where the urine flows up from the bladder into the kidney during bladder filling and/or emptying. Other conditions known to be associated with a urine infection are: pelvi-ureteric junction obstruction (PUJO), Vesico-ureteric junction obstruction, ectopic ureter and aureterocele. You will be informed by your doctor if any of these diagnoses apply to your child and if any further treatments are needed.
Wetting, incontinence:
Q. My child is 7 years old and still wetting the bed, what can I do?
A. You need to discuss this problem with your doctor. Most commonly bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) is a simple and self-limiting condition which can respond to simple measures such as:
Improving fluid intake during the early part of the day and at school while reducing the fluid intake in the afternoon and evening.
Avoiding diuretic drinks such as coffee, tea, and cola and avoiding fizzy drinks.
Regular daytime toileting and bladder emptying, treatment of constipation.
Remove your child's nappy or pull-ups.
Q. What are the signs that my child's wetting needs a doctor's attention?
A. it is important to seek medical help if your child is wetting with any of the following features:
Your child started to wet again after having been dry for a while (secondary incontinence)
If your child has had a urine infection
If your child has blood in the urine
If your child has daytime wetting (incontinence) as well
If your child has to use the toilet very urgently (urgency, urge incontinence) and many times a day (frequency)
If your child has soiling (stool in the pants)
If your child has excessive drinking and is passing a lot of urine by day and night
Q. What are the types of childhood daytime wetting problems?
A. Children can have daytime wetting (incontinence) due to a variety of conditions such as:
Detrusor over activity: an overactive bladder where the child feels the need to use the toilet many times (more than 6 times a day) and urgently and may have daytime with or without night-time wetting.
Lazy bladder: where the child empties their bladder infrequently (less than 4 times a day), and they may not empty their bladder fully each time.
Giggle incontinence: where your child only wets when they are giggling.
Q. How will my doctor know which type of wetting my child is suffering from?
A. your doctor will ask you many questions about your child's wetting and urine habits as well as their general health, growth and development. It is also important for her to know if there is any family history of kidney conditions or other illnesses such as high blood pressure (hypertension) or diabetes. It is also likely that you may not remember accurately how often your child empties their bladder and how severe the wetting is, or if they are passing small or large amounts of urine, so your doctor will ask you to keep a diary of your child's urine habits (how often they empty their bladder and how much urine they pass each time, and if they are wet before or after passing urine).
Q. How can I help my child stop wetting by day?
A. The management of your child's wetting (incontinence) should always consist of the following simple measures:
Improving fluid intake during the early part of the day and at school while reducing the fluid intake in the afternoon and evening.
Avoiding diuretic drinks such as coffee, tea, and cola and avoiding fizzy drinks.
Regular daytime toileting and bladder emptying (bladder re-training). You can use positive feedback to achieve this (positive praise, star charts, and reminders).
Treatment of constipation.
Q. Will my child need any further treatments to manage their wetting?
A. Your doctor will decide if your child's wetting could benefit from any further medications or treatments. The types of treatments that are available for the various wetting problems are:
Desmopressin (Desmotabs® or Desmomelts®), which is used to treat night-time wetting (nocturnal enuresis) where your child's urine production at night is large. Your doctor will advise you if this is suitable for your child and at what dose to give it.
Anticholinergic medications: (Oxybutinin, Oxybutinin XL, Tolterodine), which are used to treat detrusor overactivity (daytime wetting). Your doctor will advise you which is the most suitable for your child and at what dose to use it.
Enuresis Alarm: Your child may also benefit from using a special alarm at night to treat their night-time wetting (nocturnal enuresis), and this is called the enuresis alarm.
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|Is India Trying to Subdue Kashmir Through Religious Tourism?
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Our work across thematic areas is guided by the impacts that tourism has on these areas. We research, campaign and advocate on issues that then emerge and this helps us as an organization to understand tourism's impacts more comprehensively. The themes we work across currently are:
We work with local communities, concerned groups, the tourism industry and other players to ensure that the rights of children are protected in the context of tourism. We endeavour to influence central and state governments to incorporate, implement and monitor child sensitive guidelines in their respective policies and legislations.
We provide a developing-country perspective at the national and international fora on the impacts of trade and economic policies on tourism development and community benefit. We work on influencing the national government's trade and economic policies related to tourism to prioritise community rights, benefits and local regulation.
We work on international, national and local level policies and processes to build an understanding of environmental impacts of tourism. We critique current models of tourism; all which have a bearing on ecological sustainability, biodiversity and sustainable livelihoods.
We work with rural and urban Local Self Governing Institutions (LSGIs) to exercise their rights and to develop guidelines and mechanisms to strengthen local regulation of tourism and to ensure that they play an active and decisive role in tourism development.
We aim to influence how tourism is taught in India by mainstreaming critical perspectives and attempt changes in tourism curriculum. We engage with students, teachers and tourism institutions by building awareness on tourism impacts, encouraging research and welcoming interns.
The tourism industry claims to be a major employer of women globally, but this is an industry that is far from gender just. Our work examines ways in which women can have greater access, control and ownership over livelihoods and natural resources as well as access to the benefits in the context of tourism. We endeavour to influence policy makers for evolving greater gender-sensitive models and policies for tourism.
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Audubon Rockies was recognized by the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE), a leader in environmental education, as the recipient of one of NAAEE's hallmark annual awards recognizing leadership in the field. At a special awards reception during NAAEE's 45th Annual Conference in Madison WI , Audubon Rockies received the award for "Outstanding Service to Environmental Education by an Organization on Regional Level." This builds upon a 2011 award received by NAAEE for "Outstanding Service to Environmental Education by an Organization on a Local Level."
NAAEE's mission is to bring the brightest minds together to accelerate environmental literacy and civic engagement through the power of education.
NAAEE has convened one of the leading annual conferences for environmental education professionals, from classroom teachers and teacher educators to nature center staff to climate science researchers and everyone in between – providing an invaluable networking and resource sharing forum. Averaging 1,000 participants each year, the event is designed to promote innovation, networking, learning, and dissemination of best practices.
The Outstanding Service to Environmental Education Awards are presented to individuals and organizations to recognize their efforts to lead EE efforts at the local, regional, and global levels.
"For more than four decades, NAAEE has promoted excellence and impact in environmental education thanks to the tireless efforts of our members, supporters, and affiliate organizations," said Judy Braus, Executive Director. "Our award winners represent bright spots across North America that show progress in our field across multiple disciplines and approaches, from teaching and community engagement to research and environmental justice."
Remember that Audubon depends on your support to do the conservation work that we do.
Audubon Rockies' educators also gave three presentations at the annual NAEE conference, providing an opportunity to share our resources and building our network.
The following is a list of the presentations given by Audubon Rockies and their description:
Inquiry, Exploration, and Service Learning in the Sagebrush Ecosystem" Workshop Explore this exciting new curriculum with supporting resources developed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Engaging Every Student, Audubon Rockies, Bureau of Land Management, and partners. Learn hands-on strategies to help grade 4-8 students think critically about the sagebrush ecosystem and ways to protect the diverse species found there.
Ranching for Conservation: Sustaining Biodiversity, Livelihoods, and Communities in the Northern Great Plains Learn how Audubon Rockies is working to engage ranching communities using our Community Naturalist Program, with the intent of building ecosystem health and improving the sustainability of ranching.
Birds as a tool to engage communities to get outdoors. Bird is the word: Audubon Rockies Community Naturalists' use birds as a tool to engage outdoor learning. We will discuss our many citizen science opportunities that revolve around birds including our Christmas Bird Count, MAPS birds banding stations, E-Bird and more. We will also discuss our partnerships with Cornell, IBP, and Flying Wild.
Audubon Rockies feel fortunate to have received such a prestigious award and looks forward to building on it far into the future.


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