text: Instant Wild: Fun for you, valuable for scientists Technology 18 November 11 by Jonathan Liu Tweet Wired.com I've seen apps that let you check in on live webcam images of animals from around the world ( Pocket Zoo, for instance), but here's a new app that puts a different spin on it. You get to see images of animals in the wild, and save scientists thousands of hours by helping them identify and tag photos.I heard about the Instant Wild app on NPR earlier this week, and downloaded it as soon as I was home. The app uses images from camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that scientists use to capture images of wild animals. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) is working to identify Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered (EDGE) species, and the camera traps are one way to do that. Of course, sorting through all the photos and identifying them (or even looking through them to see if there even is an animal in the frame) takes time. That's where you come in.Instant Wild lets you choose which cameras you'd like to follow and then shows you the latest images taken from each one, tagged with a date and time. Currently there are just five cameras: Northern Steppe in Mongolia, Sri Lanka Forest, Massai Wilderness and Tsavo West in Kenya, and Whipsnade in the UK. As images show up, you can scroll through a list of likely suspects (Sambhar Deer, Giant Squirrel, Asian palm civet…) and tap the one you think was caught on camera. If there's nobody in the frame, you can also tap "no specimen," or if it's too hard to tell (or isn't on the list) then there's a button for "unknown/other species."This crowdsourcing allows the ZSL to focus on the images that need closer inspection: if 90% of users identify an image as an African elephant, chances are they're probably right. But if people don't agree on what something is, or a lot of folks tag it as "unknown/other," then the image is flagged for the scientists to inspect.The app is fairly simple and bare-bones: you can turn notifications on to get alerts when new images are uploaded. So far there haven't been a ton of images coming through since I started running it: there were a pile initially, but once I identified all of those I've only gotten two or three alerts today. Still, it was very cool to go through the images with my daughters and ask them what animal they thought they were. The app links to the website for more detailed information about each of the species on the list, and you can go back and change your choice later if you decide you were mistaken. No iPhone? No problem: just go straight to the Instant Wild website and you can scroll through the images there and help identify them. They're working on an Android version as well. The app is free, so go grab a copy and start tagging! Edited by Dan Smith Comments Read more on Animals If it moos, squarks, quacks, barks, or snuffles, find it here News New glass cloaking device makes cat invisible News In pictures: Sea angels and other amazing undersea creatures News Whale deaths to be minimised as California shipping lanes moved News Study: cockroaches can 'evolve' to escape human traps News Play laser games with your cat from afar with Petcube News Mammoth resurrection ethics 'questionable', says archaeologist Latest on wired.co.uk


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CHETOPA — Elmer "Junior" Cunningham died Friday, June 17, 2011, in Chetopa Manor in Chetopa after a four-month illness.
He was born April 2, 1922, in Bartlett, Hackberry Township, the 13th of 15 children born to George Elmer and Elizabeth Pearl (Wadsack) Cunningham.
On Sept. 21, 1946, he married Gail Louise Wilson at the Methodist parsonage in Oswego by the Rev. Emery Dains. He was baptized in the Methodist Church in December 1997.
Junior lived in Labette County his entire life and was a farmer. He had a unique ability to remember dates and numbers.
He is survived by a sister, Maurine Turner of Parsons; and many nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his wife, Gail; his parents; five brothers; and eight sisters.
The service will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Derfelt Funeral Home in Oswego. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
The family suggests memorials to First United Methodist Church of Oswego or Oswego Parks and Community Foundation.


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The administrative campus of Southeastern Tech is located in Vidalia, in Toombs County. Cathryn T. Mitchell, the former president of Southeastern Tech, was named president of the new college, and William L. "Larry" Calhoun, the former president of Swainsboro Tech, was named provost of the Swainsboro campus, in Emanuel County. Southeastern Tech's service delivery area includes Candler, Emanuel, Jenkins, Johnson, Montgomery, Tattnall, Toombs, and Treutlen counties. In 2009 Southeastern Tech offered around 120 programs to its student body of approximately 2,800 students; the college also participates in dual enrollment programs with local high schools. As with other technical colleges governed by the TCSG, admission to Southeastern Tech relies on eligibility and academic criteria: candidates must be at least sixteen years old (older for some programs). A high school diploma or General Education Development (GED) diploma is required for entry into most programs, except designated diploma and certificate programs. Most diploma and certificate programs require a high school diploma or GED prior to graduation from Southeastern Tech. Once all requirements are met, students can earn an associate degree, an expanded program of study that facilitates career mobility and continuing education at the baccalaureate level; a traditional diploma; or a technical certificate of credit, a short-term targeted program that prepares students for specific jobs. History of Southeastern Technical College Groundbreaking for Southeastern Tech, initially called Southeastern Technical Institute, took place in Vidalia in 1988. In 1989 Southeastern Tech came under the governance of the Department of Technical and Adult Education (DTAE; later TCSG), and Larry Siefferman was appointed president; the school opened to students the following year. Offerings included accounting, cosmetology, information and office technology, and practical nursing. The school expanded in 1992 with the addition of a campus in Glennville, in Tattnall County, featuring a technology center used for adult literacy training, business and industry training, and continuing education. In 1997 Cathryn T. Meehan (later Cathryn T. Mitchell) was appointed as president. Between 1998 and 2000 the school had a 257 percent increase in its continuing education department, and between 1999 and 2000 enrollment increased by 43 percent. Due to legislation (Georgia House Bill 1187) that allowed technical institutes offering associate degrees to be called colleges, Southeastern Tech officially acquired the name Southeastern Technical College in 2000. In 2001 the Reidsville–Tattnall County Adult Literacy Center opened. After the opening of the Montgomery County Adult Literacy Center in 2002, literacy classes were available at four locations in the college's delivery area. The college's economic development center, also home to regional operations for the TCSG, opened in Vidalia in 2002, and its commercial truck driving facility opened in Vidalia the following year. Southeastern Tech's medical technology building opened in 2004, and in 2008 the college opened a new health science annex to house its dental hygiene program. Southeastern Tech also received accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in 2008. In addition to its dual enrollment program with area high schools, the college initiated a ten-week program called CHAMPS (Career Heightened Awareness and Motivation for Professional Success), giving Hispanic students at Toombs County High School the opportunity to learn computer skills and prepare for the job market. According to the TCSG's 2008 annual report, 1,684 students were enrolled at Southeastern Tech. History of Swainsboro Technical College Swainsboro Tech opened in Swainsboro, the seat of Emanuel County, in 1963 to provide technical and
In 1987 the school, then known as Swainsboro Technical Institute, converted to state governance and in 1988 joined the newly formed DTAE. The college's child development center opened in 1989, and the following year Swainsboro Tech began coordinating adult basic skills education in six counties. With the passage of Georgia House Bill 1187 in 2000, Swainsboro Tech officially became Swainsboro Technical College. Glenn Deibert was appointed president in 2003 and was succeeded in 2007 by Larry Calhoun. A 20,000-square-foot health sciences facility in Vidalia was built to accommodate high enrollment in the college's health sciences program, including a new dental assisting program that began in 2007. At the time of the merger in 2009, the college administered a center in each county within its service delivery area, which included Candler, Emanuel, Jenkins, Johnson, and Treutlen counties, as well as the Workforce Development Center in Soperton, the seat of Treutlen County. A collaboration between Swainsboro Tech's forestry programs and International Paper Company (formerly Union Camp) created the only timber harvesting and heavy equipment operation technical certificate in the state. The college also became home to the Child Care Resource and Referral Agency of East Central Georgia and partnered with Quick Start, a nationally recognized program that develops training for new and existing industries in Georgia, to provide training for such area businesses as JABO Metal Fabrication, Milco Building Products, and ZCorum, an Internet service provider. According to the TCSG's 2008 annual report, 1,182 students were enrolled at Swainsboro Tech. Mary Downing Koon, New Georgia Encyclopedia Updated 7/2/2009 |
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Florya Konagi in Istanbul
Harman Sok. No:7 / 9 Senlikkoy Florya, Istanbul, Turkey (TUR) (Airport)
Florya Konagi is a luxury business and recreation hotel with convenient location 5 minutes away from the Ataturk Airport, CNR Expo Exhibition Centre, Istanbul World Trade Centre and right on the Marmara Sea cost.Florya Konagi offers 5 stars service, exquisite luxury and relaxing atmosphere in one of the most beautiful districts of Istanbul. Easy access to the transportation network of the city makes it a convenient place to stay for all type of travelers.
: Florya seaside
~1.15 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Florya Konagi Boutique Hotel in Istanbul
Harman Sk.no:7 / 9 Senlikkoy Florya Istanbul Turke, Istanbul, 34153 Turkey (TUR) (Airport)
: Ataturk Airport,Cnr Expo Center,Tuyap Exhibition Center,Ataturk Park,
~1.25 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Wow Istanbul Hotel in Istanbul
Istanbul Worldtrade Center, Istanbul, 34149 Turkey (TUR)
~1.26 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Best Western Tashan Business & Airport Hotel in Istanbul
Tashan Cad. No:57, Istanbul, 34142 Turkey (TUR)
The Best Western Tashan Business & Airport Hotel that has been serving for Turkish tourism since 1982 at Bakirkoy, Istanbul renewed each of its sections in the year 2003, considering qualified service understanding and customer satisfaction.
: 9 kilometers away from Ataturk International Airport, 150 meters from the train station, 9 kilometers to Old City Center, 3 kilometers to underground, 800 meters to shopping center (Carousel, Galeria)
~3.62 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Courtyard Istanbul International Airport in Istanbul
Basin Ekspress Yolu Fatih Cad., Istanbul, 34303 Turkey (TUR) (Airport)
• High speed wireless internet in guestrooms, • 7 Meeting rooms between 33 and 95 sqm, 1 Ballroom of 300 sqm with daylight• Health Club & Spa facilities including a round pool, 4 massage rooms, steam room and sauna• Oleo Pazzo Restaurant, Ole Pazzo Lounge Bar• Business Center, internet access, fax, scanner, printer etc. • Complimentary shuttle service to airport at extend times.
: LOCAL INFORMATION:Courtyard Marriott Airport Istanbu is located 5 minutes drive away from the Ataturk International Airport. Major attractive shopping malls are located closed to the hotel such as ; 212 Shopping Mall : 5 minutes away from the hotel by Taxi. Outlet shops of well known brands, ci
~3.81 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
The Green Park Merter in Istanbul
Nazim Erten Sokak No:13, Istanbul, 34173 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
The Green Park Hotels & Resorts, technical equipment, full-service, all in the world ofbusiness and leisure facilities.All kinds of our hotels in the city center of The Green Park enjoy the difference in yourorganization. Spacious and with high ceilings, ballrooms, and close to the geography of activities in Turkey The Green Park pupil guidance of experienced employees, the needs of guests are fully completed. Meeting packages for our hotels with different organizations of any size to your needs continue to be indispensable for the address.
: The Green Park Hotel Merter situated in Merter, the textile center of Istanbul, is 4 km from Ataturk Airport and the CNR Expo Exhibition Centre.
~4.23 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Grand Hotel Avcilar in Istanbul
Gumuspala Mahallesi E 5 Yan Yol No:66 Avcilar, Istanbul, 34740 Turkey (TUR)
~4.87 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Holiday Inn Istanbul Airport Hotel in Istanbul
Mahmutbey Mah Tasocagi Yolu Cad No 35, Istanbul, 34217 Turkey (TUR) (Airport)
. 5 Star• 6 Meeting Halls• Executive Floors• Mandala Spa• 330 Rooms• 3 Boardrooms• Indoor Car Park• 2 Restaurants, 2 Bars, 1 Cafe• Dividable Ballroom• Business CenterGENERAL FEATURESHoliday Inn Istanbul Airport is the first 5-star international chain hotelin Istanbul's airport area. Its location provides its guests, be itbusiness or pleasure oriented, a key advantage as the city's central hub.
: *Near the Tuyap & CNR Fair &Exhibition Area*8 km to Ataturk International Airport
~5.42 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Doubletree by Hilton Istanbul / Avcilar in Istanbul
Cihangir Mah.d 100 Guney Yanyol No:289 Avcilar, Istanbul, 34310 Turkey (TUR) (Airport)
: airport,
~5.82 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Titanic Business Bayrampasa in Istanbul
Topçular Mevkii Cicoz Yolu No:32 34 Bayrampasa 340, Istanbul, 34040 Turkey (TUR)
~6.48 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
City Wall Hotel in Istanbul
Topkapi Mahallesiturgut Ozal Millet Caddesi No:188, Istanbul, 34500 Turkey (TUR) (Airport)
: City Wall Hotel, Istanbul, you can feel closer cultural history, has been located near the walls of Topkapi, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia Museum, Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, Grand Bazaar, a major historical sites such as 3 km, entertainment center of Istanbul's Taksim only 4 km, International At
~6.63 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Ottoman's Life Hotel Special Class in Istanbul
Adnan Menderes Ave. Vatan St., Istanbul, 34093 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Ottoman's Life Hotel offers 32 generously sized guest rooms which are including 3 Superior Rooms , 3 Executive Rooms which has Turkish Bath and 26 Delux Rooms. All guest rooms are spacious and luxury decorated in Ottoman Style. 2 of the rooms with Turkish Bath.Ottoman's Life Hotel combines exceptional service standards and upscale surroundings to serve as a stylish oasis in the heart of Old City Istanbul.
~7.29 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Holiday Inn Istanbul City in Istanbul
Topkapi Millet Cad 187, Istanbul, 34280 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Istanbul is the city where the Asia meets Europe with cultural heritage and natural beauty. Holiday Inn Istanbul City located at the impressing historical city walls of Istanbul reflects the spirit of this very special city. It creates the ideal atmosphere for relaxing stay, no matter whether you are travelling on business or on holiday. Holiday Inn Istanbul City Hotel is 15 km from Ataturk International Airport and 3 km away from main sightseeing area like Topkapi Palace and Grand Bazaar. The bus stop and tram station is right front of the hotel.
: 3 km from Old City, Grand Bazaar
~7.39 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Hotel Ekol Istanbul in Istanbul
Tamburi Cemil Bey Sokak No 7 Aksaray, Istanbul, 34093 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
This is a sweet city hotel , with low budget , located in the city centre of istanbul.Within walking distance to the Grand bazaar , Topkapi palace, Blue mosque and many of atractions.
: Located in the old city, very easy access to the citys main historical beauties.Within walking distance to the historical Grand Bazaar, Topkapi palace, tram station is just 10 mt.away , Metro station to the Airport just 20 metters from our hotel. The air
~7.45 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Crowne Plaza Istanbul Old City Hotel in Istanbul
Ordu Caddesi 226 Laleli, Istanbul, 31134 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
~7.49 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Grand Sagcanlar in Istanbul
Mermerciler Caddesi North 25, Istanbul, 34122 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
At the heart of the historical peninsula, Sagcanlar Hotel is one of the unique places to stay in Istanbul offering a truly exceptional experience with the amenities of a mansion turning the pleasure in memories into reality. You will feel the traditional Turkish hospitality and warm welcome and enjoy the ambience and comfort that makes you completely satisfied with your visit to Istanbul.
: Sea side, historical peninsula
~7.61 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Erbazlar Hotel in Istanbul
Hayriye Tuccariye Cad. No:8, Istanbul, 34540 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Just one mile from the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, Erbazlar Hotel is in the Old City, a 5 minute walk from the Yenikapi Ferry Port. Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the building.A blend of traditional and modern style is used for the decoration of the rooms. Air-conditioned rooms include a TV, minibar and a safe. The private bathroom includes a shower and a hairdryer.A buffet breakfast is served every morning with many items. Refreshing drinks can be ordered from the bar.Room service, concierge service and a 24-hour front desk service are available.
: SEA SIDE , Grand Bazaar ,Blue Mosgue,Taksim
~7.64 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Art Hotel in Istanbul
Melispasa Caddesi No:16 Laleli, Istanbul, 34130 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
The Art Hotel is an affordable, comfortable accommodation in Istanbul's Old Town, in walking distance from the Grand Bazaar and Topkapi Palace.It is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to Istanbul. It boasts a convenient location with modern amenities in every guestroom and superb service. This Istanbul accommodation contains all of the facilities and conveniences you would expect from a hotel in its class. Art hotel is characterized by a combination of modern comfort and traditional element of Istanbul, making it a distinct accommodation.
~7.68 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Amethyst Hotel in Istanbul
Mesihpasa Mah Aksaray Cad No: 6, Istanbul, 34126 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Located at the heart of historical peninsula and the shopping center of Istanbul, Amethyst Hotel provides top quality 4 stars hospitality with walking distance to Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and Basilica Cistern which are among the world's most important historical and cultural places.
: Located in Laleli just 100 mt to the tram station and two km to the all historical monuments and museums
~7.70 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Budo Hotel Istanbul in Istanbul
Kemalpasa Mah Yesiltulumba Sokak No : 53 / 1, Istanbul, 34134 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Welcome to the Budo Hotel Istanbul a luxurious and quality hotel. Budo Hotel Istanbul is located in the charming and near to historic old region of Istanbul. The old region of Istanbul offers guests a host of attractions including the wonderful historic architecture of the city and the myriad of top quality restaurants and quaint cafés in the area. Budo Hotel Istanbul provides guests with a highly comfortable and inviting accommodation with well appointed, clean and affordable rooms.
: Hotel located in the old part of the city and very close to all major sights.Istanbul serves as a fascinating link between Asia and Europe. With such a unique location straddling continents, the capital of Turkey has nothing short of magic offering a journey into the land of contrasts. Enjoy this se
~7.74 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Mirilayon Hotel Istanbul in Istanbul
Kemalpasa Mah Yesiltulumba Sokak No 36 Laleli, Istanbul, 34134 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Mirilayon Hotel is considered as one of the best hotel of the city, thanks to its historical view, perfect decoration and comfort. By the quality of our service. We are aiming the satisfaction of our guests at the highest level and we try to let all of our guests feel as if they were at their own home.Mirilayon Hotel is providing to their guests many facilities through its perfect location at the historical place. Our hotel in mirilayon have excellent all hotels by renowated with hardware and decoration equipmant, comfort and service with team.
: Located at the historical peninsula of Sehzadebasi, our Hotel is very near to worldwide famous places like palaces, museums and shopping centers. It is also located in a walking distance to historical and cultural beauties such as Grand Bazaar, Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sophia Museum, Blue Mosque, Under
~7.77 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Best Western Senator Hotel in Istanbul
Gencturk Cd. Sirvanizade Sk. No 7 / 11, Istanbul, 34470 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Best Western Senator Hotel is considered as one of the best hotels of city thanks to its historical view, perfect decoration and comfort. By presenting the quality service by means of an approach aiming at ensuring that satisfaction of our guesses is at the highest level, we try to let all of our guesses feel as if they were at their own home. .Best Western Senator Hotel is providing their guests with many facilities through its perfect location at the historical place.
: Old city centre , easy access to the main historical beauties, near to the fair and congress center, Business and shoping area
~7.80 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Prestige Hotel in Istanbul
Koska Cad No 8, Istanbul, 34480 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
Prestige Hotel is located in Laleli, Istanbul,Turkey. It's one of the first hotels opened in Laleli area. Laleli is also known as the oldest shopping center of Istanbul. Also Laleli is very close to the old city center of Istanbul, Turkey. For lodging, Laleli area is preferable since it offers both shopping facilities and easy transport to historic places. Moreover the hotels at Laleli area is more economic and cheaper than the other districts of Old City. Prestige Hotel aims to make his guests experience a comfortable accomodation with its new concept, unique quality and service.
: Grand Bazaar, Beyazit, Topkapi Palace, St. Sophia Museum, Archelogy Museum, Egyptian Bazaar.
~7.85 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Crowne Plaza Istanbul Old City in Istanbul
Ordu Caddesi 226 Laleli Eminonu, Istanbul, 34134 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
You'll find modern sophistication in Istanbul's historic heart at the Crowne Plaza Istanbul Old City hotel.The vast vaulted ceiling of our atrium soars above the sumptuous, Old City-inspired courtyard Lobby at Crowne Plaza Istanbul Old City. Our Front Desk staff are waiting to take your luggage if you want to celebrate your arrival with drinks in the Abre bar or simply unwind in your room or Suite.Crowne Plaza Istanbul Old City is in the historic centre of this ancient city, 15km from Ataturk Airport.
: Crowne Plaza Istanbul Old City is in the historic centre of this ancient city, 15km from Ataturk Airport. We're a 2-minute stroll to Istanbul University and tram stations that will whisk you to the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and Hagia Sophia. Hunt bargains at the Grand Bazaar, 5 minutes' walk from
~7.88 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
Klas Hotel in Istanbul
Harikzedeler Sok 48 Laleli, Istanbul, 34127 Turkey (TUR) (Downtown-City Center)
: Sultanahmet area, St Sophia Museum, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Grand Bazaar.
~7.95 Miles from Ataturk Airport (IST)
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Robert W. Parsons, Sr.
Born: Mon Oct 15, 1928 Died: Wed Jun 13, 2012
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Robert W. Parsons, Sr., 83, of Keansburg, passed away Wednesday, June 13, 2012, at home. He was born in Bellevue, Kentucky, to Frank and Gertrude Parsons, and was raised in Indiana. He worked as a self-employed handyman. In his younger years, he was a steeplejack servicing smokestacks, working hundreds of feet above the ground with no safety equipment, and was an avid semi-professional bowler. Bob served his country by enlisting in the Army during the Korean War, was decorated with the Korean Service Medal, and honorably discharged. He was a member of the American Legion, Post #273, Keansburg. Robert is survived by an ex-wife, Ann Grace Parsons; a son, Robert W. Parsons, Jr., both of Vero Beach, FL; a brother, Frank Parsons of Beech Grove, IN; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two sisters, Mary and Jean, also of the Indianapolis area. At the request of the family, cremation was private. Burial of cremains with military honors will take place on Friday, June 22, 2012, 3 PM, at the Chapel in the Brig. Gen. Wm. C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Arneytown. Family and friends are invited to the cemetery. Should you wish to follow in the procession, please arrive at Day Funeral Home, 361 Maple Place, Keyport, NJ 07735 by 1:45PM. To offer the family online condolences, please visit www.dayfuneralhome.com.
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Chief Charlie Beck is reopening the investigation because he wants "to insure the public that the LAPD is fair and transparent," Cmdr. Andrew Smith said at a late-afternoon news conference at LAPD's headquarters downtown.
Dorner was stripped of his badge in 2009 after a police disciplinary board found him guilty of making false statements against his training officer, Teresa Evans. In August 2007, Dorner accused Evans of kicking a mentally ill man during an arrest in San Pedro.
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An opportunity has arisen for a Director to provide highest quality senior general management and strategic leadership for the Centre. The successful candidate is expected to have knowledge of evidence-base guideline development and the NHS.
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Musée Maillol presents first exhibition devoted exclusively to Canaletto's Venetian works
Antonio Canal dit Canaletto, L'entrée du Grand Canal vue de la Piazzetta, 1730. Huile sur toile, 58,5 x 102 cm. Grande-Bretagne, Knutsford, The Egerton of Tatton Park© NTPL/John Bethell.
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pays homage to Venice with the first exhibition devoted exclusively to Canalettos Venetian works. The exhibition will be presented in partnership with the Foundation of Venice Civic Museums which is preparing to put on a Francesco Guardi retrospective at the Correr Museum in Venice to mark the 300th anniversary of that Venetian painters birth. Canaletto in Venice will be an exclusive occasion for visitors to enjoy the masters vision of his city, brought to life through his paintbrush. Along the canals we discover places, islands, squares and monuments, views of a city that still retains its 18th-century charm. The Venetian painter certainly didnt invent the veduta, or detailed cityscape, a genre that has ancient origins, but he helped to develop it by giving his paintings a modernity that allowed him to overtake his masters.
Canaletto (1697-1768) is the most famous of the Venetian vedutisti of the 18th century. Over the centuries Antonio Canal has never fallen from favour; his works have always been eagerly sought after by collectors. They seem to have an endless charm, unaffected by trends. Canaletto has the crystal clarity of a man who was faithful to the spirit of the Enlightenment, with a very personal vision of reality. His painting manages to capture the very essence of the light; it conveys a unique and sensual shimmering.
The exhibition will bring together more than 50 carefully selected works, from the greatest museums and some historic private collections. On display too will be his drawings and also the famous sketchbook from about 1731, a rare loan by the Gabinetto dei Disegni e Stampe Gallerie the Cabinet of Prints and Drawings of the Accademia Gallery in Venice, which will be displayed open but which can be fully explored on computers.
Visitors will also be able to see a copy, made by Venetian master craftsmen, of the optical chamber used by Canaletto to make his drawings, thanks to a partnership with the superintendence of the Polo Museale of the City of Venice and the research of Dario Maran. It is taken from Canalettos original device, which was often used on a boat, made with carefully placed lenses that offered highly precise images that were unique at that time. Visitors will be able to see for themselves just how effective it was.
In recent times Canaletto has had a central role in a series of ground-breaking exhibitions about the vedutisti, including the one in Rome curated by the much-missed Alessandro Bettagno with Bozena Anna Kowalczyk; The Splendours of Venice in Treviso in 2009, by Giuseppe Pavanello and Alberto Craievich; and more recently the outstanding shows in London and Washington, curated by Charles Beddington.
The exhibition at the Musée Maillol aims to be the last in this decade-long cycle by allowing Canaletto alone to lead the spectator around his city through his view paintings. The works on display will show how the artist developed his style. The juxtapositioning of his paintings of the same view will show how his early style, heavily influenced by the artist Marco Ricci and also by his training as a theatrical scenery painter, gradually evolved into interpretations of reality. These were imbued with an atmosphere that was both subtle and sublime, paving the way for painting that was to conquer Europe.
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The Quai Branly Museum in Paris exhibition focuses on the universal theme of hair
"Aphrodite and the Gods of Love" opens at the San Antonio Museum of Art
Edvard Munch's The Scream to go on view at the Museum of Modern Art on October 24
Sotheby's to present Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Paintings Autumn Sale
Exhibition of recent paintings by Karin Kneffel on view at Gagosian Gallery in New York
"Bruno Munari: My Futurist Past" opens at the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art
Musée Maillol presents first exhibition devoted exclusively to Canaletto's Venetian works
Mannheim's Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen exhibition shows the world's first photograph
Edelman Arts presents a fragrant bouquet of "Electric Blossoms," by Torkil Gudnason
Vivian Maier's Chicago work presented at larger-than-life scale at the Chicago History Museum
Love and Other Matters: Servet Kocyigit solo exhibition on view at RAMPA in Istanbul
Ashmolean mounts retrospective exhibition covering all aspects of Edward Lear's career
Many Wars: Photography by Suzanne Opton provides a new look at veterans through penetrating portraits
Kunsthal Rotterdam opens exhibition of never-before-exhibited drawings by Aristide Maillol
Saint Louis Art Museum announces sculpture commission by artist Andy Goldsworthy
Solo show of works by Ayuko Sugiura on view at London's WW Gallery
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"Beyond the Frame: Spatial Composition After Lucio Fontana" at Contemporary Wing
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Russia's great museums feud over revival plan of Moscow museum of Western art
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Salt Sense
Learn guidelines for eating less sodium, which can help manage congestive heart failure and hypertension. Monday, 8:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. Greenville Hospital System Life Center, 875 W. Faris Road, Greenville. Free. Register here.
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Learn how to control stress so it doesn't control you. Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Greenville Hospital System Life Center, 875 W. Faris Road, Greenville. Free. Register here.
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The Greenville Chamber hosts this breakfast networking event. Tuesday, 7:30 to 9 a.m. Commerce Club, 55 Beattie Place, Suite 1700, Greenville. Costs $7 in advance and $10 at the door. It is open to chamber members only. Register here.
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The Spartanburg Chamber hosts this networking event. Tuesday, noon to 1 p.m. at various chamber member restaurants. Register here.
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The Greer Chamber hosts this networking event. Wednesday, 8 to 9 a.m. Willoughby Dental, 3101 S. Highway 14, Suite 4, Greenville. Free for chamber members and $10 for non-members.
Stress: Is It Worth Dying For?
Learn the origins of stress and how your body responds to it. Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. Greenville Hospital System Life Center, 875 W. Faris Road, Greenville. Free. Register here.
GSA Technology Council Learning Lunch
The GSA Technology Council will host a learning lunch. Upstate Carolina Angel Network Managing Director Matt Dunbar presents: "The Upstate Carolina Angel Network — What we're investing in, how to engage us." Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Embassy Suites, 670 Verdae Blvd., Greenville. Register here.
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Ten at the Top meeting
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Tickets are now on sale for the Medford High School/Medford Vocational Technical High School PTO's 3rd ANNUAL TRIVIA NIGHT, which takes place on Saturday, February 2 from 7-11pm at the American Legion in Medford.
Proceeds from the Trivia Night support the Junior Up All Night Party, which provides Medford high school juniors with a safe post-prom celebration.
This year's Trivia Night features delicious desserts, cash bar, raffles including a wheelbarrow of wine, and more. Trivia night is open to those 21 or older.
Tickets are $25 per person or $250 for a team of ten. They must be purchased in advance either in person on January 8th or 10th from 6:30-8:00pm at the high school, or via check addressed and payable to MHS/MVTHS PTO, Medford High School, 489 Winthrop Street, Medford, MA 02155.
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Pondering the alarmist, the mystical, the way-out-there ... and the surprisingly hopeful sides of Dec. 21, 2012
"The big concern is that we could see famines, wars, and so on triggered by the biological instabilities that would occur as our life-support system crosses the critical threshold towards a planetary-state change," Barnosky said. "The problem with critical transitions is that once you shift to a new state, you can't simply shift into reverse and go back. What's gone is gone for good, because you've moved into a 'new normal.'"
Barnoksy said he's not sure if the trend can be reversed, but to minimize its chances, humans must improve our balance with nature and avoid crossing the threshold of transforming 50 percent of the planet's surface (he calculates that we'll hit that level in 2025, and reach 55 percent by 2045). That would require reducing population growth and per-capita resource use, speeding the transition away from fossil fuels, increasing the efficiency of food production and distribution, better protection and stewardship of natural areas, and "global cooperation to solve a solve global problem."
His conclusion: "Humanity is at a critical crossroads: we have to decide if we want to guide the planet in a sustainable way, or just let things happen."
Perhaps it's not merely a coincidence that our knowledge of the need for a new age is peaking in 2012. "It's not surprising the world is in a crisis as we approach this date," Jenkins said. "I don't know how it works, but there is a strange parallel with what the ancient Maya foresaw."
But the change that we need to make isn't about just buying a Prius, composting our dinner scraps, and contributing to charities. It requires a rethinking of an economic system that requires steady growth and consumption, cheap labor, unlimited natural resources, and the free flow of capital.
"Basically, we are going to have to have a rapid shift in global consciousness," Pinchbeck said. "You would not be able to create a sustainable economy with the current monetary system. It's just not possible."
Yet to even contemplate that fundamental flip first requires a change in our consciousness because, as Pinchbeck said, "We have created a stunted adult population that isn't able to think in terms of collective responsibility."
Brezsny said humanity shouldn't need a galactic alignment or Mayan prophecy to feel the compelling need to take collective action: "I can't think of any bigger wake-up call than to know that we're in the middle of the biggest mass extinction since the dinosaur age."
What comes next is really about how humans use and guide their energies, or as DiMartino said, "We, through our actions and intentions, create the world and take the path that we are creating."
It may be the end of the world as we know it, but sounding that warning may not be the best way to motivate people to action, according to a new book, Catastrophism: The Apocalyptic Politics of Collapse and Rebirth.
Two of the book's authors — Sasha Lilley, a writer and host of KPFA's "Against the Grain," and Eddie Yuen, an Urban Studies instructor at the San Francisco Art Institute — recently spoke about the limits of catastrophism as a catalyst for political change at Green Arcade bookstore.
Christian conservatives have long sounded the apocalyptic belief that Jesus will return any day now. Yet Lilley said those on the left have had a long and intensifying connection to catastrophism — "seen as a great cleansing from which a new society is born" — based mostly around the belief that capitalism is a doomed economic system and the view that global warming and other ecological problems are reaching tipping points.
As committed progressives, Lilley and Yuen share these basic beliefs. "Capitalism is an insane system," Lilley said, while Yuen said climate change and loss of biodiversity really are catastrophes: "We are living in an absolutely catastrophic moment in the history of the planet."
I'm not a high falutin book learned Astronomer and all.
As the Earth and the sun revolve around each other on a plane with the rest of the Milky Way, I suspect they align about once every 24 hours with everything in the Milky Way, including it's rich carmel center. Sometimes on, Yom Kipper, Ramadan, the vernal equinox or even Boxing Day.
21 XII 2012 ev. - 11:11 (in US etc.) - Be in your natural vibration 8 minutes, only that counts ;-)
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Steven, how can you call for an end to the macro monetary system that is choking the planet while allowing your friendships with the nonprofit and labor employees locally to trump your better judgement in calling on them to end the nexus of corruption with the local 1% in the name of progressivism that is choking the San Francisco we know and love to death?
If you're allowing local friendships to blind you to make the sacrifices to discard a similarly wedged system, wedged in favor of unsustainable power, then how can we expect the massive sacrifices required to move towards a low impact sustainable post speculative economy and culture?
This interesting for a blog, but not for a publication that takes its coverage of San Francisco issues seriously.
occasional weaknesses for pot, burning man, nightclub and new agey stuff.
He's just a blissed out hippie at heart, albeit a rather ageing one. They're extinct in most places, so let's cherish him.
More esoteric belief suggests that when the pineal gland is awakened or activated, as during the time prompt or 11:11 experience, there is the feeling of pressure at the base of the brain. This pressure is described as the effect of connecting to higher resonances or frequencies than normally experienced. Thus, the belief by many is that perhaps time prompts are leading us to the period of awakening in this higher reality, once often associated with increased paranormal activity and psychic abilities. The coming year 2012, with its connection to the end date of the Mayan Long Count Calendar, has been connected with the awakening of the pineal gland in the large numbers of humans, causing a huge shift in the awareness, consciousness, and perception. "As human beings continue to evolve further out of matter, on the journey from spirit to matter back to spirit, the pineal gland will continue to rise from its state of age-long dormancy, bringing back to humanity astral capacities and spiritual abilities," states the Website Crystalinks.
Not me, from a book I read. But it is rather interesting.
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In truth... those trying to lay down the "disinfo" traps might find the "artistic" crowd more "entertaining" than I... (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/whistle.gif) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExfV50H-mak Now that's entertainment! Trying to get back on track... It's an asset to "see more", wrong or right. I see no divisions, in imagination. but I can imagine how division can weaken a cause. Is, so and so, a CIA asset? probably not consciously, and that couldn't be as bad as someone, in their pocket. Is johnlear intentionally spreading information to distract the public from facts about 9/11? I haven't seen it here. And I fully appreciate the work of johnlear for the "movement", and I see his research into, er, extra-terrestrial, stuff, an indicator of someone looking into the box from outside the given angles. Reality involves looking into the impossible and finding an explanation. BTW, I think that people in earlier ages figured out a way, to get to the moon, long before our civilization began, and perhaps other planets, as well. ...and maybe they are still there. |
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Yeah. Good rant. This is getting close to the heart of it, IMO. It has to do with us. If we can't change ourselves in some significant way, how can we expect to bring about equally significant external changes? WE (those of us living and those of us past) made the conditions for 9/11 (and all this BS) possible. WE have participated in our own subjugation for generations. We've also struggled against it for generations. And HERE is where we are NOW. Step 1: What kind of world do we want? I mean personally, what do you want, what do I want? I have to really think about this and delve into it and be willing to look at my own INNER CONTRADICTIONS about what I want. If I say I want a world of "peace" (for example) but don't see how I, through my ignorance and apathy and consumption of resources that rightly belong to someone else (for example), then I'm just fooling myself. If I say I want THE TRUTH but am not willing to look for it in myself as well as in the world around me, then what "truth" is it I really want except the further aggrandizement of my own ego? The truth f*cking hurts, dude! -- and yes, it can set you free. Step 2: How do we get from here to there? I mean all of us and I men you and I. Like the guy said, we need to know where we are, how we got here, and where we want to go. If I can see what kind of world I want and begin to see what keeps me from having it -- how I keep myself and everyone else locked up in deceptions about myself and the world -- maybe there is some way out of this mess. It ain't gona happen over night. Human beings have made great technological strides in the past century or so. NOW it is time to make great strides sociologically and within ourselves from a meta-psychological POV. The more conscious and aware we can become of ourselves and of our own inner contradictions, the MORE effective we're going to become in terms of addressing this absolute MESS we've made of the world (economically, politically, socially, environmentally and every other way). Yes, it is true, there are psychopaths who have played a HUGE role in getting us here -- that can not be ignored. But, at the same time, who let these nut-cases stake over in the first place? Who has allowed them to run this ship right into the ironshore? We may not be able to control what they do -- but we CAN control what we do -- and when it comes right down to it, all the 'power' they have depends upon someone else doing something for THEM. Anyway . . . as far as I'm concerned, the whole John Lear thing is a NON issue. I get where people are coming from about it but I think they're concern is misplaced. Who is making this an issue? The media? Nope. I haven't seen it if they have. Do they disparage us? Oh, sure. Nothing new there. It is to be expected. Do we have to give a damn what they say? No, we don't. We take back our power. THEY no longer determine WHAT 'truth' I believe in. Neither does anyone else. It's up to me. I've revoked my tacit 'consent' to be 'governed' by these ass hats. I'm dedicated to seeing to it that their lies become more transparent to more people everyday. The genie is out of the bottle and he ain't going back in. |
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Kazzie | Report | 15 Nov 2012 20:21 |
On the 1911 census shows Joseph and Selina Cove had 6 children only 3 had survived into adulthood tried looking for which children could have been there's but quite a few Cove children died in West Bromwich as infants so don't really want to go buying lots of certificates got a feeling twins that died 1879 could have been there's as lots of twins in family....just wondered if anyone had any suggestions on how to find their babies |
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When I look for the deaths of children I usually go to FreeBMD and highlight births and deaths together and then work my way through them - for example, there is this?????? |
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There is another member who has Joseph Cove born 1843 in West Bromwich. |
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That's what makes me think John Henry and Lily were theirs seeing as Joseph and John were also twins and throughout the generations there has been 11 sets of living twins sadly I misscarried mine the children must have been born and died between census as these 3 are only ones that show up on any of them might take pot luck and order the twins birth certificates |
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Don´t forget that handsworth (Birmingham) came under the West Bromwich registration district ubtil the early 20th century. |


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The Greenland Ice Cap is one of the most remote places on Earth. When scientists doing cutting edge research on climate change need supplies or personnel, only the Air National Guard's 109th Division out of Scotia can deliver. They are the only outfit equipped to navigate to this unstable and dangerous place. Capital News 9's "Destination Greenland" series highlights this incredible journey and takes you to meet the crew of pilots in the air and the scientists on the ground who depend on them.
The men and women of the 109th Airlift Wing out of Scotia are the only people in the world qualified to carry out their unique mission. After all landing a 124,000 pound airplane on skis on ice is a pretty specialized skill. So how does one go about getting the job of piloting a C-130 onto the landing strip atop the Greenlandic Ice Sheet? Our Kaitlyn Ross and Videographer Victor Lopez followed the crew on their mission for part two of our series to see just what it takes.
It's so unique that the 109th is the only unit in the world doing it. Training for such drastic climates can only be done site on scene. "There's just no way to train in the states so that elongates the training process I think," said James. "This is the old North Grip post, then you look, you've got Thule, Summit, then you have Saunderstorm, and Raven down here. Raven is really efficient for us to get to. Everything we need to do we can do at Raven. The only reason it's here is to train us, it's not operational."
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Thu, Jun 10, 10 at 11:23
No - I didn't make this . I found it on the web and it just made me LOL .
It's titled "singing in the rain" : |
Follow-Up Postings:
that is just the neatest thing....someone was very creative. |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 10, 10 at 12:56
VERY cool! |
- Posted by spedigrees z4VT (email@example.com) on Thu, Jun 10, 10 at 15:24
He would look great in my kitchen! It would also look great perched on a shelf above the counter at a diner, or next to the cash register at a restaurant or cafe. Treasures like this make me wish I had the money for, and a place to use, welding equipment. |
He looks like a happy little fellow!! Thanks for showing!! Jan |
Kathy, that is GREAT !!!!!!!! AND.. that is my FAVORITE movie of all time! LOL |
He's adorable! People's talents never cease to amaze me - to see humble items repurposed in such creative ways! Patty |
- Posted by luna_llena_feliz 5B (My Page) on Sat, Jun 12, 10 at 23:40
I sure miss Robert Murray's delightful creations that are similar to this cute guy. Has anyone kept in touch with him? |
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