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1936 – 1943
MDB – a revolution in European grain harvesting
The birth of the CLAAS combine harvester: with the mower-thresher-binder (MDB), CLAAS successfully launched the first operational combine harvester specifically designed and built for European harvesting conditions. The foundation was thus laid for the ongoing manufacture of combine harvesters at CLAAS. The very first machine sporting the machine number 1 was delivered to the Zschernitz large estate in the Halle/Saale region in time for the harvest of 1936. The cross-flow combine harvester MDB was a combination of a self-binder and a threshing mechanism, with the threshing mechanism housed between the cutterbar and the binder. After chopping, the grain was delivered to the threshing drum via a feed belt, at which point the straw was re-routed by a chain conveyor and fed to the straw walker. The crop then passed through two cleaning phases before the grain was filled into sacks and the straw tied into bunches. The MDB entered series production in 1937. Before production was ceased in 1943, owing to the war, around 1,400 machines of this model had been built.
1946 – 1978
SUPER – the VW Beetle of combine harvesters
The mower-thresher-binder with its cross-flow principle soon reached the limits of its performance. As early as 1942, CLAAS engineers pressed ahead with the development of a combine harvester based on the cross-longitudinal flow system, in which the grain is threshed in the cross flow and delivered from the machine in the longitudinal flow. Initially developed under the name super model mower-thresher-binder, this trailed combine harvester entered series production from 1946 under the name SUPER. With the trailed SUPER and its little brother the JUNIOR (from 1953 on), CLAAS established combine harvesters as viable contenders in Europe. The SUPER combine harvester, with its revolutionary lightweight construction, was continuously revised and enhanced. The machine was equipped with groundbreaking hydraulic control, for instance, from 1958 under the name AUTOMATIC. The system enabled the vehicle operator to control the basic settings of the trailed combine harvester using a hydraulic spool valve on the tractor. The SUPER delighted customers over the years with its high productive capacity, efficiency and reliability. By the end of production in 1978, more than 65,000 units in the SUPER combine harvester family had been built in Harsewinkel.
1953 – 1963
HERCULES – the first self-propelled machine
With production of the highly successful trailed combine harvester SUPER still under way, CLAAS set about developing a self-propelled combine harvester to add to its lineup. To mark the 65th birthday of company founder August Claas, the first self-propelled CLAAS combine harvester, the HERCULES, was unveiled on 15 December 1952. The CLAAS self-propelled machine operated according to the longitudinal flow principle. All components such as the hydraulics and air-cooled four-cylinder engine were developed and built by the company itself.
With the name already taken, CLAAS withdrew the HERCULES name in 1953, the year of its launch, renaming the new combine harvester SF, or "Selbstfahrer" in German, meaning "self-propelled". The SF left its mark with customers, and not just because of its working width of up to 4.20 metres that could be utilised even under highly adverse conditions; the machine also demonstrated enormous versatility. The SF was able to process peas, rapeseed, maize, clover, grass seed and other specialty seeds in additional to more established grain types. The SF was primarily targeted at large farms and contractors with its high-performance characteristics and versatility. The CLAAS SF laid the foundation for subsequent self-propelled combine harvester models from CLAAS.
1956 – 1960
HUCKEPACK – the all-purpose system
The CLAAS HUCKEPACK was a self-propelled combine harvester that operated according to the longitudinal-flow principle with a working width of 2.10 metres. Its special feature: at non-harvesting times of the year, the HUCKEPACK could be converted to an implement carrier in order to achieve higher machine capacity utilisation. With the HUCKEPACK, the self-propelled machine was intended to offer an efficient alternative for smaller farms as well. Conversion of the HUCKEPACK from a combine harvester to an implement carrier took two persons about half an hour to complete. In combine harvester operation, the steering axle was at the rear and the driver's seat had to be rotated 180°. The fixed pedals for the driver were thus positioned back to front. As an implement carrier, the CLAAS Huckepack could be used in any capacity. The implement carrier had a patented chassis with removable longitudinal bar. All common tractor implements could be mounted and hydraulically operated between the axles. The HUCKEPACK featured a three-point hydraulic system, a standard PTO shaft and a path-dependent PTO shaft. The HUCKEPACK principle ultimately failed to gain acceptance on the market, and production was thus ceased in 1960. Reasons included the lack of quick coupling systems for the hydraulics, electrics and the PTO shaft, which were not present in sufficient quantities until much later.
1958 – 1970
COLUMBUS / EUROPA / MERCUR – a combine harvester for any farmer
The CLAAS EUROPA and the CLAAS COLUMBUS were combine harvesters targeted predominantly at smaller farms that often continued to use stationary threshing machines to thresh their grain. The threshing unit of the HUCKEPACK was incorporated on the EUROPA. The machine was manufactured in Harsewinkel from 1958. The COLUMBUS followed a year later as a smaller version with chopping width reduced from 2.10 metres to 1.80 metres. The two models, which were relatively small compared with the SF, featured highly modern equipment for the time and a hydraulic system for the cutterbar and reel, among other technologies. Both combine harvesters were a commercial success at CLAAS, and more than 60,000 units of this type were produced. In 1963, CLAAS unveiled the CLAAS MERCUR combine harvester, designed to bridge the gap between the smaller COLUMBUS and EUROPA combine harvesters and the successor to the SF, the MATADOR. Outwardly similar to the smaller models, the MERCUR featured four rather than three straw walkers, and a threshing drum width of 1,060 mm instead of 800 mm.
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1961 – 1969
MATADOR – large combines with gigantic dimensions
Launching two new models, the MATADOR STANDARD and the MATADOR GIGANT, CLAAS continued the era of the large-scale combine harvester. Increasing economisation in the agricultural sector necessitated more high-performance and more modern large combine harvesters. The impact of the MATADOR with six-metre working width was simply gigantic for the day. The MATADOR was initially marketed in a version with 87-hp diesel engine, a straw walker area of 4.5 square metres and a grain tank with 2,690-litre capacity with attachment. Since the customers also desired a smaller machine, the MATADOR STANDARD was developed. The new variant largely matched the standard MATADOR, yet was distinguished by its smaller 68-hp four-cylinder engine, shorter straw walkers and a reduced grain tank volume. The original version of the MATADOR was given the name affix GIGANT to indicate its larger dimensions. In total, more than 35,000 MATADOR combine harversters were built in the production years 1961–69.
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1966 – 1982
SENATOR / MERCATOR / PROTECTOR – elegant large combine harvesters
With the launch of the SENATOR, CLAAS lent its combine harvesters a fresh new design. Extensive protective panelling and cover sheets manufactured from metal were used. Edges sloping backwards marked the contours of the new machine and the grain tank formed a line together with the engine panelling. The CLAAS lettering was also revised, and the machines were given the new seed-green colour that has come to characterise all CLAAS products to this day. The SENATOR demonstrated not only an exquisite external appearance, but also outstanding performance attributes. Hydrostatic steering, for instance, was included as standard. As the first combine harvester manufacturer, CLAAS furthermore unveiled a drive system with engageable powerband drive. One year after the SENATOR, the MERCATOR was unveiled. The machine demonstrated lower performance attributes than the SENATOR. The PROTECTOR launched in 1968 completed the large combine harvester family towards the lower end of the range. The machine represented an inexpensive alternative in the model range and was delivered as standard with a fixed 2.70-metre cutterbar. Later, as part of the model refinement process, only the name MERCATOR was used; the SENATOR became the MERCATOR 70. The PROTECTOR combine harvesters were given model names MERCATOR 60 and 50.
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1967 – 1970
GARANT – trailed, longitudinal-flow thresher
The trailed combine harvester CLAAS GARANT was based on the threshing unit of the MERCUR self-propelled machine. It was a common sight on smaller farms, yet failed to gain prominence, owing to the superiority of self-propelled combine harvesters. Just 1,000 machines were built in the years between 1967 and 1970. The CLAAS GARANT was the last trailed combine harvester to be manufactured by CLAAS.
1967 – 1981
CONSUL/COSMOS/COMET/CORSAR – the new small models
Having made their mark on family-owned farms, the CLAAS models EUROPA and COLUMBUS had become technologically and visually dated. In 1967, CLAAS unveiled the CONSUL and the COSMOS, and in the following year the COMET and CORSAR. All combine harvesters were derived from one model family and differed from one another primarily in terms of size. The CONSUL, for instance, was equipped with four straw walkers, unlike the other models, which were equipped with three.
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1970 – 1981
COMPACT – compact harvesters for family-owned farms
The CLAAS COMPACT was marketed from 1970 as a small combine harvester for family-owned farms. The COMPACT models 20, 25 and 30 were conceived specifically as small self-propelled machines, and were redesigned entirely from scratch. The objective was to facilitate combine harvesting on smaller farms as well. More than 7,000 of the affordable combine harvesters for family-owned farms were manufactured from 1970 to 1981.
DOMINATOR to MEGA
1981 – 1995
COMMANDOR CS – high-performance eight-cylinder model
To increase to performance of its large combine harvesters, CLAAS replaced the straw walkers on the CS combine harvester with a "cylinder system" (CS) with eight separating cylinders. The new system was first launched in 1981 in the DOMINATOR 116 CS. This machine continued to use a threshing drum (1.58 metres in width). Eight separating cylinders were located behind the drum with separator concaves positioned underneath. The purpose of the concave was to separate as much grain as possible from the straw. The separating cylinders took up the straw and transported it forcefully to the straw bonnet. This method of conveyance ensured a uniform crop flow. The grain itself could be separated very effectively from the thin straw layer. Both the concave gap of the separator concaves and the speed of the separating cylinders could be adjusted to suit the crop type. From 1986, CS machines were renamed COMMANDOR to better distinguish between those with straw walkers and those featuring the cylinder system. The expensively produced system never quite made it onto the market, despite having set a harvesting world record with the CLAAS COMMANDOR in 1990 with 358 tonnes of harvested wheat in eight hours. Combine harvesters with CS system continued to be manufactured until 1995.
1992 – to the present day
CROP TIGER – compact all-rounder
In many parts of the world, cropping is still being carried out on very small land areas. To ensure economically efficient, minimal-loss harvesting, CLAAS developed the CROP TIGER. Development of the CROP TIGER was begun in the early 1980s. The objective was to develop a small machine for rice harvesting, in particular for the Asian market. Originally, the CROP TIGER produced in India was conceived for the particular conditions of rice harvesting. Through continuous refinement, however, the machine can now also be used in grain crops with comparable efficiency.
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1993 – 2009
MEGA – greater output with APS
The CLAAS MEGA is based on the famous DOMINATOR; the hallmark of the new models is the MEGA threshing system. It consists of the traditional CLAAS threshing system, enhanced by the accelerator with its own pre-cleaning concave. The upstream accelerator drum equalises the crop flow and ensures that the machine runs smoothly in irregular conditions. Loose and easily threshable grain is separated by the concave before reaching the threshing drum. The MEGA threshing unit improved the operation of the threshing unit and eased the load on the straw walkers behind. With the MEGA system, it was possible to enhance throughput by up to 30 percent.
2000 – 2009
MEDION – economical, flexible, universal
CLAAS launched the MEDION for the 2002 harvest. The MEDION was the successor series to the DOMINATOR with conventional threshing system. Thanks to their flexibility, the machines were also suitable for small land parcels and different crop types ranging from fava beans to clover seed. The MEDION was conceived in particular for farms that sought to retain their own machinery for grain harvesting or for farms that shared the use of a combine harvester in order to improve capacity utilisation.
2007 – present
TUCANO – premium segment at the top of the mid-range
In 2007, CLAAS set new standards in the upper mid-range category with the development of the TUCANO. Thanks to its versatility, the TUCANO can be used on any size of farm or to tackle requirements of any nature. With its big brother, the LEXION, providing inspiration, the efforts of CLAAS engineers furthermore ensured the machine embodied key top-class performance characteristics. The tried-and-tested, high-performance APS threshing and separation system, for example, is installed in all 400-series TUCANO models. The machine has also been available with the APS HYBRID SYSTEM since 2009. Intelligent assistance systems such as the new AUTO CONTOUR system for cutterbars and the AUTO PILOT and LASER PILOT steering systems can be conveniently operated by the driver via the electronic CEBIS on-board information system. A wide selection of different front attachments furthermore facilitates use for different harvesting tasks.
2009 – present
AVERO – the new compact class
At the same time that the new TUCANO with APS HYBRID SYSTEM was launched on the market, CLAAS unveiled an additional combine harvester model, the AVERO, at the Agritechnica 2009. The machine represents a new compact class between the DOMINATOR 150 and the TUCANO. The AVERO was conceived for smaller and medium-sized farms that rely increasingly on the use of their own machinery. The machine is equipped with numerous features from predecessor CLAAS combine harvesters, such as the APS system, 3D cleaning and the high-performance VARIO cutterbar. A particular benefit is that the machine can utilise the same cutterbars as the TUCANO and LEXION.

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Just to let you know, AMASS 2.0 has been in the works for a long time now
I am now pretty much in the last phase before updating this version to 2.0. I'll try to get it done by the end of this month.
Majority of problems, bugs, issues and wishes have been catered for, this has been an enormous job but I'm eager to let you finally see it running here - it is a big improvement to current version for sure.
AMASS 2.0 what will be new
The goal has been to make AMASS better and more usable/capable, but at the same time minimize forced changes to a current way of usage. There is a plethora of new features and at the same time most of them are very "low key", and there is very little (if nothing) you have to re-learn in this version.
Marketplace rating and feedback system, very comprehensive with all the bells and whistles. A big and complete feature set, easy to use.
Follow forums (two modes). Autofollow mode means that each new thread in that forum is automatically added to your followed thread lists, with notifications on. Other mode is "simple", which is for display only (labels).
Likes: Doing a like has now the same procedure in desktop and mobile (two clicks/taps needed). This reduces errors to zero and enables like to have more features (like now the "undo", and later maybe emoticons and other kind of gestures) and also room for help and info.
Likes: you can now undo your like (no time limit). You can redo the like, too.
Likes: button command + counter display improved.
Likes: hover-peeking the likers is now fast and popup layout improved. With the new two step like, you can also see likers list before liking.
Likes: thread listings show like counts for each thread, click that and you see the TOP 100 liked posts list.
Likes: there is now page for TOP 500 like stats. Separate lists for TOP 500 members and TOP 500 threads. Index page has short like stats, too.
Likes: member page shows like ranking (if under 500), given likes count, and a link to a page with all liked posts by the member.
NEW TAG "SEARCH": Search bbcode tag: build the tag from a current search in search UI, command "Share". From the resulting dialog copy the tag and paste to any post. Tag looks like
Search automation: when an automated search is done, parameters are not added to search history, unless you change a result page or click the search command manually.
Hiding "three times reported" spammers (which are not banned yet) works now better. Thread titles are effected by this incident in thread listings, too.
Search history has a "clear history" command.
Quote length limiter (visual cut in thread pages) has been improved.
Search history has now 100 slots.
Heads up history shows now 250 last items.
Forum filtering: a global on/off switch for filtered forums (shown on all relevant pages). The switch is shown only if there are filtered forums set.
FYEO: Post editor settings (enable/disable all new features etc.)
FYEO: notifications: you can clear each forum's notifications individually.
Post editor: toolbox position automation: save/restore/'call to view'. Now you can get tools opened automatically when you open the post editor (reply) and if you change window size the tools are brought inside screen if they do not fit fully. Save tool positions is manually done, stored separately for each horizontal browser window width (device orientation).
Post editor: preview zoom (25/50/75/100%). Just for convenience.
Post editor: icons or plain text buttons selectable in settings.
Post editor: post editor stays in window top after orientation and window size changes.
Post editor: tools follow text area's when you scroll the window vertically, only if you like it so, selectable in settings.
Post editor: autopreview is now more stable.
Thread pages: that small reply info on top of a post is shown in full also in mobile screens.
Thread page: on the post's side, member info is show always in full with items that have content: post count, gallery count (as a link, if over zero), best of count (if some), likes count (if over zero), joined, location (if filled).
Image load checker and "live" load error display: stability revamped, image loader counter seen on thread pages. Optional thread page image mini-browser with CTRL+SPACE key command for jumping to the next image on page. This is a good tool for those who want to quickly browse images in a page, and for mods check an overview for broken images on page (checked images that are tagged as broken are not included in thumb list, it only includes broken images that are marked good but do not respond or return a 404)
Styling and layout: a big job done here: revamped/improved in everywhere, in subtle ways. Better screen estate usage, readability improved, less bumpy page loads, better mobile experience. Selectable themes. Galleries have more thumbs per page, login form fits small screens well etc. Thread page side info follows page scroll within a post. Lots and lots of small things fixed. Html source validity verified, page rendering and CSS vastly improved.
Margin rendering totally revamped. Fully manually customized page margins with 14 page types separately (or globally) adjustable to taste if needed, using a graphical adjustment tool with visual feedback. Default settings work, too.
Scrolling to post/image in pages with broken images improved (always finds the correct position).
Member gallery browser in thread pages: you can close the bottom browser if needed. There is a "next photo" command. Best ofs are shown in gallery browser thumbs.
Notifications: you can now close notification popup by clicking/tapping outside of it.
Member listing page: search and sort UI revamped. Guest can see member the listing page now.
Report: the report command is now a "direct" command in the post side info: you'll get a list of reasons which then lead to report form. So essentially it is now "click Report -> pick a reason -> write/submit". The old method works, too, (open member info, click Report there) but that report command button has been moved from the left side to top right position and made an actual command button.
Visual themes: Two (color) styles: "darker" and "paper white". Darker is the new default for new members and guests. Paper white is the legacy white page theme. I personally prefer the darker theme
Personal gear list: you can now sort your gear in each category (drag items to sort).
Tons of reported bugs and errors fixed. Like system is now accurate, editing posts with uploaded images is now stable, locked threads can be liked, several metadata related bugs resolved, literally hundreds of fixes and improvements.
Gear database/EXIF: Lens detection is now more accurate when there are EXIF ID conflicts and no manufacturer info. Other improvements in that area, too. Fastest available shutter speed is now 1/32000.
Ignored member: you can now peek a post. Ignored posts are reduced in height and masked, they reveal content in full without a reload if needed.
Best of image browsing: there is now a mini (prev/current/next) browser if you click the trophy. The mini browser honors the parameters of last best of page load (i.e. by camera, lens).
Heads up popup: shows now a new items count, and always a scrollbar.
Search: Guests can now use the search system. Seach history is not available to guests, and last search is remembered only during that guest session. Guests can not change default UI settings.
Gallery pages contain now automated search links for cameras and lenses, if filtered by either/both.
Search: date selector revamped.
Lots of mod tools improved (no public info of that of course).
Banning: When banned, any page shows it clearly withing the next 30 seconds even without a page reload.
Banning: Several types of informative (for members) "over avatar" ban icons which can be set by mods.
Prev/Next: The list shows now more threads, and automatically centers on the current thread.
All scrollable lists are now very fluid/smooth which natural inertia in iOS devices.
Thread listings: YOURS:# label can be clicked for an automated search for your posts in that thread.
Followed threads: FOLLOWED label can now be clicked for a dialog to stop following that thread. If the follow start was a product of followed forum autofollow, it is shown as FOLLOWED (FF).
Followed thread notifications are now emailed. Marketplace forums get a special "speedy email" treatment. Settings are in FYEO.
Notifications: notification lists show your filtered forums, too.
Member page: best of trophy count shown, leading to member gallery with best ofs only.
Current top 50 Best of'ed members are listed in best of page 1.
FYEO: all applicable settings are now done with radio buttons. When selected they are automatically saved with a clear message close by. Default values are clearly indicated.
Forum filtering: when G&N forum is first enabled to be shown (either by SHOW command or setting global forum filtering OFF), you'll need to accept an agreement for viewing it. The view agreement is saved in member profile.
Image Upload tool: image quality improved, now has four HQ and tasteful unsharp mask presets (default is between low and medium) and has less re-compression.
Flickr EXIF reading: speed of Flickr EXIF reading is vastly improved, now each image's EXIF data retrieval takes about 2 seconds.
Gear listing: the long gear listing (search/by manufacturer/all) has been made a tree-like output where you can open/close branches.
And a lot more.
After 2.0 is up I'll concentrate on some more mod tools and also to make POTN SSL secured (https), move to a brand new server perhaps. Also, there is a plan to move some forums inside the main areas for a clearer structure, and add/remove some forums.


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Shangri-La Barr al Jissah Resort and Spa
Muscat, Oman
- 7 nights
- from $1800 Per person
Exclusively located on the bay at Barr Al Jissah, the Shangri-La nestles against the dramatic backdrop of the rugged interior mountains and the spectacular waters of the Gulf of Oman. The resort consists of two hotels: Al Waha and Al Bandar.
At a Glance
There is such a huge choice of restaurants at the Shangri La with options that span the world - you won't be disappointed
Adventure Zone is completely unique - it is an indoor play area for children open from 9am - 10pm complete with climbing wall, drop slides and Nintendo Wii's
The Splashpad is great fun for young children - it is an aquatic play area with a combination of water effects, from light mists to touch sensitive sprays and projection jets
Al Husn is a good option for those looking for an adult only vacation and does not allow children under the age of 18 years
Turtles often come and lay their eggs on the beach - you can register your interest with the hotel if you would like to be notified when they come ashore
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Don't miss out on the turtle feeding in the evenings.Scott Dunn team
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Take a rubber tube trip on the 500-meter lazy river and meander your way between Al Bandar, Al Waha and back again.Alice Moseley
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Let the children burn off energy in the Adventure Zone, one of the coolest kids clubs in the world!Alice Moseley
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Check out the daily catch at Muscat's fish market with squid, tuna and baby shark for saleScott Dunn team
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Make sure to book in for a treatment at the incredible spa and ensure you're there a good 30 minutes before your treatment so you can make full use of the amazing facilities in each spa villa including a private Jacuzzi.Dominic Atterton
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The BAB Lounge offers a really cool location to enjoy delicious cocktails accompanied by chill-out tunes played by a DJLucy Bailey
Call us on 858 523 9000 to start planning your vacation to Shangri-La Barr al Jissah Resort and Spa
Located in the stunning surroundings of the bay at Barr al Jissah, this beach resort is a hugely popular option with families and built in a majestic Omani style and is set in 124 acres of landscaped gardens. It offers fantastic accommodation and facilities along with beautiful scenery and a large beach.
Throughout the resort, all rooms have private balconies, terraces or patios, and many have direct or partial sea-views. All spacious rooms are designed to reflect the enchanting Arabian spirit of traditional Oman, and feature artworks and imagery created by local artists. Amenities include complimentary broadband Internet access, flat screen TVs and DVD entertainment systems. Bathrooms feature baths, separate shower cubicles and Shangri La toiletries.
The resort complex comprises 15 restaurants and bars, a Chi Spa and large private beach. Facilities within the resort include two freshwater swimming pools, a fitness center, tennis courts, a dive center and a dedicated "Cool Zone" kids club.
Al Waha is the largest and most family friendly of the two hotels and is located closest to the Kids Club and children's pool. It is also the best option for those who require guaranteed interconnecting rooms. Al Bandar is also family friendly but is slightly more peaceful as it is situated further away from the specific children's facilities. The rooms are larger and the amenities are of a slightly higher standard.
Al Waha has 262 rooms and suites, and Al Bandar has 198. Rooms feature complimentary broadband Internet access, flat screen TVs, DVD entertainment systems, coffee/tea making facilities, minibar, and a butler service on request. Bathrooms feature baths, separate shower cubicles and Shangri La toiletries. The room style is international, although they still feature local textiles, photography and artwork.
Children's facilities at the Shangri La Barr al Jissah are excellent. The Cool Zone Kids' Club located in the Al Waha Hotel provides both air conditioned indoor and outdoor play areas, both under trained supervision. Open from 8am until 8pm daily. Children up to 8 years old are welcome but those under 4 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The 'Adventure Zone' is an exciting family entertainment venue located in the Al Mazaar souk adjacent to the 'Omani Heritage Village' and is open daily from 9am to 10pm offering a variety of play areas, a climbing wall, soft play areas and daily Nintendo Wii Sports challenges. Other children's activities include treasure hunts, henna painting, the Sand City Competition and Arabian arts and crafts.
Facilities at the Shangri La include 15 restaurants and bars serving Italian, Arabian, Spanish and Moroccan cuisines. There is a spa, two swimming pools, a fully equipped fitness center featuring a sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi, four tennis courts, a dive center, a children's club, the 'Adventure Zone', the 'Splash Pad', 'Lazy River' and the 'Omani Heritage Village'.
During your stay at Shangri-La Barr al Jissah Resort and Spa you can enjoy complimentary volleyball, snorkeling, sailing, windsurfing and kayaking. You could also organize diving, spa treatments, motorized water sports and desert excursions at an additional charge. The concierge service will be more than happy to help you organize any activities you would like to try.
Location & Directions
Muscat, Oman
Exclusively located on the bay at Barr al Jissah, overlooking the Gulf of Oman. Only 15-minutes to Ruwi business district, and within easy reach of the old city of Muscat and Muttrah. Situated in the southeast of the Arabian Peninsula, the Sultanate of Oman is bordered by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the west, Yemen to the southwest and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the northwest.
When to go
The best time to visit Oman is between November and mid-March, when the cooler air brings the mountain scenery sharply into focus and daytime temperatures average at 25°C. For the rest of the year, much of Oman is oppressively hot and hazy, particularly between May and August.


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Good morning sweet Stephanie. Oh, do I love your blog post! It's so fresh and exciting. I used to do so much more holiday decorating when the girls were little. Maybe the grandchildren will inspire me again.
Do have a lovely week.
How is your mom doing?
Love, Linda
PS...love your Sunday post too.
What a beautiful post and fantastic photography ~ Glad to join you for a magnificent tea ^_^
thanks for coming by.
What a beautiful tea I had with you this morning as I ate my fresh fruit for breakfast! I truely felt as if I was right there having tea with you and listening to your soft gentle inspiring music.
What a fantastic table setting!! Your napkin made me think of a firecracker, great idea you gave me.
I am reminded once again of the beauty of America, and how blessed we are to have our home here. May we never forget God and all His goodness to us.
Have a blessed day!
Much love to you.
Oh Yes! Such a beautiful post! I love all the colors of freedom. God is so good to all of us who cherish our home, America! You have such creative ideas.
Thanks for taking the time to post this!!
Have a great week!
Lovely patriotic tea. The 4th of July is almost here. Summer is flying by. Happy Tea Day!
What a beautiful patriotic display here. Love it. I am just back from vacation and playing a bit of catch up- xo Diana
Hi Stephanie!
I love your pretty blue and white teapot and the cream and sugar bowl. So lovely and I like the little stars. What a great idea. Thank you for the sweet comment on my blog and have a great week.
Hi I love how pretty the table looks, so patriotic!
Julie from julieslifestyle.blogspot.com
What a lovely tea party!
LOVE your gorgeous patriotic setting! I love the china...recognize it from Bombay House. And your photos are absolutely gorgeous! Thanks so much for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
Yes, I have enjoyed my visit! Such pretty colours, you are so creative Stephanie! Have a great day on the 4th! :)
I love your patriotic tea, sweet Stephanie! You're always so creative with your decor. xo
Hello dear Stephanie,
What a wonderful patriotic tea you have set! You are so creative and I'm sure your little guy appreciates that gift too. Thank you so much for coming to tea and have a beautiful day, my friend.
I love the Americana theme Stephanie...everything looks so festive! Those cookies look tasty and go perfectly with the red , white, and blue!
Blessings, Vicky
Life On Willie Mae Lane
Oh, Stephanie this is absolutely beautiful ... makes my heart sing! I love the "red, white and blue" theme! God bless our beautiful USA! Sweetest Blessings ♥ Teri
Stephanie, thanks for inviting me to your lovely tea. Love all the red, white and blue.
Gorgeous table display, love the color vases and the lace around them, really dresses them up nicely.. at first when I saw the stars I thought you had used those star marshmallows, I saw them at the store last week, neat bouquet out of denim too!!
Just beautiful Stephanie!... I always get teary~eyed over patriotic anything... I love this beautiful country of ours... your tea was lovely... xoxo Julie Marie
thank you for the tea and your company. It was lovely!
What a lovely patriotic tea! Your teapot is so beautiful! We are so blessed to be living in America and your post reflects it so! Wishing you a wonderful week!
Stephanie - your whole table decor is just enchanting and all ready for a lovely patriotic tea! it looks so special!
Stephanie that is to cute, you are so special of a person I just love to come here and see what you are up to. I love it when the younger generation cares about their country and God. Have a great week! Hugs
What a sweet table setting! I love those stars especially. (I kept wondering why your posts were not showing up in my feed - apparently I was not following after all. I am now...)
....Beautiful, Beautiful table setting......I love it.....
Hugs ..... Barb ... xx
Thank you for your visit and sweet comment that brought Me over to your place:)You made the prettiest post with this one,I'm so glad I didn't miss it.You need to re-post it on 4th of July for us all to enjoy once more.Gorgeous,all of it. Blessings,Denise
What a lovely post, Stephanie and beautiful photography. I am Canadian but I have always loved your song best! Ha! This weekend is Canada Day which seems appropriate because as good neighbours we have always had so many similarities. Enjoy your holiday and thanks for the great party ideas!
Hi Stephanie,
I just love your patriotic tea. Your royal blue teapot is gorgeous!
Thank you so much for sharing.
Have a wonderful week.
Take care,
I came back for a second cup of tea as I enjoyed it so much the first time!
Truely a beautiful post!!
That is a lovely teapot.
What an exquisite tea set! Just beautiful in its colors - lovely red, white and blue tea! I appreciate you sharing with A Return to Loveliness,
Dear Stephanie,
Great patriotic post. I love each picture. You did a great job saluting our country with such pretty things and photos.
Happy 4th. I hope the sun shines where you are,
Ruthie from Lady B"s Time for Tea


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Welcome to the weekly round up of blog posts devoted to Israel and Jewish issues. This is issue 30 and in the grand tradition of your host these are a random collection of interesting posts on various topics.
We are going to roll this out with a refuah Sheleimah to the Shmata Queen's father who just returned from the Mayo Clinic.
Pumping my own writing on the Jewish Connection I asked several question about the Akedah. Also at the Jewish Connection you can see some Toronto Pearl's thoughts on mezuzot.
Rackhack is seeing things. To learn what they are go to I'm Seeing Orange. Frummer discusses the disengagement in a post called Heartless.
I shared some thoughts about this as well on my own blog. Check it out at this link. Or see what Akiva has to say. Gil blogged about an interview with R. Yaakov Meidan and his thoughts on leaving Gaza.
A Simple Jew gives simple yet effective instructions on how to prepare for a fast. And along those lines Not Quite Perfect gives us a Mourning Star.
Want to know more about being a Spiegelman just try to move quickly to
Shiloh Musings has a nice post about aliyah here.
The Volokh Conspiracy writes What if the Grateful Dead had been observant Jews who lived in Israel?
DovBear has a criticism he calls The closing of the Jewish mind continues...
It's Almost Supernatural shares his thoughts about Abraham Rabinovich's book "The Yom Kippur." War. Check it out.
Treppenwitz has a solid Photo Friday where we learn what a Tibetan monk does on a billboard in Israel. Want to know about Mainline Churches Attempt to punish Israel point and click. Krum As a Bagel found some odd things and Odd Beliefs.
Wolfish Musings discusses things he learned and didn't learn in yeshiva.
Miriam talks about Sharon's Condi Rice fantasy and B2 says that London Reminds Him of Jerusalem.
In other news the mayor of London is still an idiot. Yonathan has his own interesting roundup here. Over here at Gilly's blog you can learn more about miliuim.
If you read New York's Funniest Rabbi then you know what he has to say about Pinchas and adolescence zeal. Speaking of zeal Shtreimel's last post had some of that as he shared his experiences at a wedding.
At It Is No Dream you can spend a few minutes reading about missing the home that you once lived in while realizing that Israel really is your new home.
We all have our struggles with various things and one of them is sprituality. Frumpter covers this over here. Over at OceanGuy he has some snippets of the coverage of the Al-Arian terrorism trial.
Meryl has a good post about the new Iraqi Constitution and it is uneven approach to people. Rea about it at The Exception Clause. Chayyei Sarah wants to write about a bunch of things and may yet if her schedule frees up a little. Want to know more, then click here. Over at On The Face Lisa confronts the age old joke of where the river of Denial can be found.
That is it for now. Hope that you found some interesting new blogs to read. There is some good stuff in there.
If you'd like to host Haveil Havalim - Vanity of Vanities - The Jewish/Israel blogging carnival - send me an e-mail at dhgerstman at hotmail dot com and he'll set you up.
"When you're in jail, a good friend will be trying to bail you out. A best friend will be in the cell next to you saying, 'Damn, that was fun'." — Groucho Marx
July 24, 2005
Haveil Havalim #30
Posted by Jack Steiner
Labels: Blogging
5 comments:
- rabbi neil fleischmann said...
It was a nice surprise to see myself included here. Thanks. 'Tis an honor.
- torontopearl said...
Ditto to what Neil said. Thank you.
"...a blessing on your head, mazel tov, mazel tov,
Today your daughter's wed -- oops, in thirty-five years she'll be wed -- mazel tov, mazel tov..."
And a h.b. to the princess.
- PsychoToddler said...
Shcoiach. It's a tough job, but somebody other than me has to do it.
- Jack's Shack said...
No, thank you all. You make it easy to find material for projects like this.
- muse said...
great job
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Harry Powell Hendersen, of Groveland, passed away in Sonora on Oct. 23, 2017. He was 87 years old.
Harry was born in Los Angeles, California, on June 20, 1930, to Paul Walter and Mary Evelyn Hendersen. He graduated from Washington High School with an interest in draftsmanship, which he pursued until enlisting in the United States Air Force in 1950 at the beginning of the Korean War. In the Air Force, he learned to repair electronic equipment and became an avionics and radio repairman.
After his discharge from the Air Force in 1954, Harry transitioned from TV and radio repair to electronic organ repair, along with piano repair and tuning, serving the greater Los Angeles area. His time in the Air Force sparked an interest in flying and, in 1967, Harry acquired his private pilot's license. The completion of the Pine Mountain Lake Airport lured him to Groveland in the early 1970s where he moved his family full time in 1973.
Harry continued his piano and organ service in all areas of Mariposa, Tuolumne, Calaveras and Stanislaus counties for nearly 45 years. His preferred path of travel to Sonora was a windy, single lane road, which he drove on a daily basis until shortly before his passing, earning him the nickname, "Wards Ferry Harry." He enjoyed volunteering with little league, 4-H, the PTA and even traveled to Central America to repair musical instruments in schools and missions.
Harry loved people, politics, music, family, flying, telling jokes and cooking.
He was preceded in death by his son, Barry Hendersen.
Harry is survived by his sister, Marilyn Howard; daughter, Linda (Leonard) Brown; and son, Guy (Petra) Hendersen; grandchildren, Shawn Halstead, Kristy Reed, Tania Clark, Connie Rinehart, Barry Hendersen, Amelia Hendersen and Gabriel Hendersen; and great-grandchildren, Madison Reed, Evan Clark, Jenessa Rinehart, Dallas Rinehart, Trentin Hendersen, Breesen Hendersen and Andrew Halstead.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. Dec. 2, 2017, at Oak Valley Presbyterian in Sonora.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Harry's favorite charity, St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, www.stjude.org.


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Quiznos Corp., the Denver-based toasted-sandwich chain, filed for bankruptcy days after pizzeria company Sbarro LLC sought protection from creditors, as competition among fast-food restaurants grows in a tight market.
Quiznos said its seeking to implement a reorganization that would cut debt by $400 million. Most of its senior lenders support the plan and the chain will keep operating during bankruptcy, according to a company statement yesterday.
Competition among U.S. restaurants has been increasing as newer fast-casual chains expand quickly. Sbarro filed for bankruptcy on March 10, while the owner of Hot Dog on a Stick filed last month, as foot traffic in shopping malls dwindled and chains such as Panera Bread Co., Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. and Subway Restaurants cut into their business.
Quiznos said it will seek court approval of a $15 million loan from its senior lenders to continue operations as it restructures.
In 2012, Quiznos underwent an out-of-court financial restructuring that eliminated about $300 million in debt and gave majority ownership to billionaire Marc Lasrys Avenue Capital Group LLC through a $150 million equity infusion and debt-to-equity swap.
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Tax season is here ladies, and the IRS has not forgotten about working mothers with child expenses. If you are a breastfeeding mom who uses a breast pump, it is important to be aware of tax nuances when itemizing your childcare costs this year.
The price of breast pumps is deemed a tax-deductible medical cost, according to a ruling by the IRS in 2011. Breast pumps and related attachments can cost several hundred dollars, so if you are a new mom that is short on cash, the cost of a breast pump will be tax deductible if the sum of your medical expenses is greater than 7.5 percent of your adjusted gross income.
According to CBSNews.com, "Previously, the IRS considered breast pumps to be feeding equipment, not medical devices. However, the American Academy of Pediatrics argued that breastfeeding has many medical benefits for both mother and baby. Advocates hope that making breast pumps more affordable will enable more women to breastfeed longer."
Breast-feeding a baby is considered one of the most important things you can do for your new child. Benefits include protecting your baby against illnesses, allergies, boosting your baby's intelligence, preventing childhood obesity, and lowering the risk of SIDS. The bonuses of breastfeeding extend beyond just the child, some experts believe it can reduce stress for the mother, prevent postpartum depression and lower a mother's risk of cancer.
In addition to tax breaks on breast pumps, there are many other tax credits for eligible working mothers. Some of these include: fertility treatments, hysterectomies, and other medical and dental expenses that exceed 7.5 percent of your adjusted gross income. Furthermore, working moms can deduct job-hunting costs such as the cost of flights, hotels and car rentals. There are also childcare tax credits for eligible parents.
If you are interested in saving money on your taxes, want to learn more about tax credits for working moms, or just need help paying back taxes, it is crucial to contact a tax resolution lawyer.
Call U.S. Tax Shield today. We offer our customers some of the best tax professionals in the industry. Our seasoned attorneys and qualified agents have years of tax resolution experience and have helped thousands solve their IRS and state tax liability problems.


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Google Chairman Plans to Sell More Than 40% of His Stake in Company Which Could Have an Impact in U.S. Markets
Feb 11, 2013, 08:30 EST
NEW YORK, February 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
On Friday, Google's Chairman Eric Schmidt announced that he plans to sell up to 3.2 million shares, which at Google's current price could mean a $2.5 billion windfall. Schmidt has a 2.3% stake in the company with 7.6 million shares. On Friday Google shares closed up $11.42 at $785.37.
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LinkedIn Corporation (NYSE : LNKD ) - On Friday LNKD shares soared to a new all-time high at $151.89. The Company has now more than tripled in price since its IPO in May of 2011 when the stock was $45.00. The stock rose $26.39 (or 21.27%) to close at $150.48 on Friday. The Company has beat Wall Street estimates for seven quarters in a row. The online professional-networking service reported results for the fourth quarter that yet again exceeded analysts' projections. Revenue rose a better-than-expected 81 percent from a year ago to $303.6 million. Net income gained 60% to $11.5 million from $6.9 million in the year-earlier period. Volume traded on Friday was 13,917,120 in comparison to an average of 1,784,790. On January 28th, a director in the Company bought 1,500 shares.
Moody's Corp. (NYSE : MCO ) - Moody's Corp. fell 7.7% on Friday despite reporting strong earnings. The Company's fourth-quarter net income jumped 66 percent and revenue exceeded expectations. For the quarter ended Dec. 31, the New York Company earned $160.1 million, or 70 cents per share, up from $96.2 million, or 43 cents per share, in the same quarter last year. Revenue jumped 33 percent to $754.2 million, which topped Wall Street expectations for revenue of $687.1 million in revenue, according to FactSet. The Obama administration accused MCO's rival Standard & Poor last week of refusing to warn investors that the housing market was collapsing in 2006. Trading volume for MCO was roughly seven times higher than average on Friday.
EnteroMedics Inc. (Nasdaq : ETRM ) - shares of ETRM saw a huge fall on Friday with the stock closing down more than 55%. Shares tumbled after news was released that top line Phase III study results has failed from the Company's randomized ReCharge Pivotal Trial of VBLOC vagal blocking therapy for the treatment of obesity. The Company hit a new 52-week low of $1.19 on Friday on 15,087,852 shares traded. Average volume for the stock is 330,976. EnteroMedics Inc., a clinical development stage medical device company, focuses on the design and development of devices that use neuroblocking technology to treat obesity, metabolic diseases, and other gastrointestinal disorders.
FleetCor Technologies, Inc. (NYSE : FLT ) - FLT was one of the most active stocks trading on the NYSE on Friday with the stock setting a new 52-week high of $68.23. The stock traded on unusually high trading volume with roughly five times higher than average volume at 3,410,116. The Company reported revenues last Thursday. For the quarter ended Dec. 31 (Q4), FleetCor Technologies beat expectations on revenues and beat expectations on earnings per share. Shares on Friday closed at $66.01, up 6.46(or 10.85%). FleetCor Technologies, Inc. provides specialized payment products and services to businesses, commercial fleets, oil companies, petroleum marketers, and government entities in North America, Europe, South Africa, and Asia. On January 30th, Europe CEO bought 10,062 shares.
Activision Blizzard, Inc. (Nasdaq : ATVI ) - Activision shares hit a new 52-week high of $13.94 on Friday with the stock rising 11.19% at the close. Trading volume at 56,020,472 was a little more than six times higher than average. After releasing quarterly results that trumped analysts' expectations, ATVI shares soared to an intraday peak of $13.94, the highest level the stock has seen since November of 2011. Its outlook for 2013 was more conservative, at 80 cents versus the Street's view of 96 cents, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. Activision Blizzard, Inc. publishes online, personal computer (PC), console, handheld, and mobile interactive entertainment worldwide.
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Hello everyone! It's been a while since I've posted and I've been meaning to start the blog up again. It's hard to write a good comeback post and come up with a good explanation (cough, cough–excuse) as to why I've been gone for so long. It'd be cliche to say that a lot has happened since I last posted. A lot has happened, but not–just a couple of life transitions and everyday life happenings.
I graduated college over a year ago (can't believe it's really been a year–that feeling of getting old is finally sinking in), took the summer off and vacationed in Hawaii and Europe, then sat back and relaxed for a good couple of weeks before I kicked myself in the butt to look for a real job. I landed myself a good ole-fashioned day job in marketing, which is pretty much what I planned on doing. I'm happy for now and can't wait to see what lies ahead.
The reason I came back: I suddenly felt inspired again and was tired of questioning my past posts, motives behind blogging, and reasons why I should and shouldn't blog. I was tired of making excuses that I was too tired and too lazy to do it, when in reality, I should just do it and try not to overthink it. I tend to overanalyze and fall into a sort of analysis paralysis, so I'm not going to talk myself out of this again. I missed blogging–just simply blogging for the sake of myself! I want to do a better job of documenting my daily life, my growth, and my inspirations. I hope you stick around for the journey.
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Though his opinions have no impact on our Top 100 list, our editor agrees and disagrees with many results from our rankings.
We showed you Canada's best overall courses, but these 10 in particular are camera-worthy at every turn.
Still polishing the finer points of his game, Hugo Bernard can smash and wedge it like all the top players on tour right now.
The future of both the RBC Canadian Open and CP Women's Open has never been brighter.
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It's only a matter of time before the Obama administration finds a way to blame former President George W. Bush for its treatment of Chinese human rights hero Chen Guangcheng.
As then-Sen. Barack Obama explained on the campaign trail in 2008 (video below), Bush created the huge national debt, much of which is owed to China. And you can't be mean to your "banker," can you? So the Obama administration couldn't confront China (which must really have wanted those clean cookstoves), because of Bush. So Chen should blame Bush, and so should everybody else.
The fact that Obama is on track to double the national debt, and that he has a rather poor human rights record in comparison with the Bush administration, should be ignored. Forward!


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Professor Leo Kadanoff spent the last two weeks at MIT as the Lorenz Center's First Visiting Scientist and Spring 2012 Houghton Lecture speaker. He was hosted by Professor Daniel Rothman and Kerry Emanuel, founders of the Lorenz Center, a new climate research center in the School of Science devoted to curiosity-driven climate science. Professor Kadanoff, a professor emeritus of physics and mathematics at the University of Chicago and a member of the Perimeter Institute, has made fundamental contributions to research in phase transitions, dynamical systems, fluid flow, and complex systems. Kadanoff is the recipient of many major awards, including the National Medal of Science. He will return to the Lorenz Center for another two-week visit in late October.
During the week, Leo met with faculty and researchers within EAPS, the School of Science, and across MIT. He also gave two Houghton Lectures, entitled Making a Splash; Breaking a Neck: The Development of Complexity in Physical Systems on April 27th and Small Programs, Big Ideas: "In Praise of "Little Science" on May 3rd.
In case you missed it, Making a Splash; Breaking a Neck is available in several formats from the Perimeter Center.


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He was dubbed to become the next Cristiano Ronaldo at Old Trafford but history shows that the closest Luis Nani ever got to become a Manchester United legend, was a handful of spectacular goals.
There was never any doubt that Nani had talent – which is why Sir Alex Ferguson paid big money to get him from Sporting Lisbon to Manchester back in 2007. Some may suggest the pressure and comparisons to Ronaldo got the better of him, others question his hunger.
In his interviews with English press he always said the right things. His words were those of ambition and desire, though his delivery did not fool anyone. He never came across as one to truly believe in himself.
Whether that was down to not quite settling in right or just being a shy person in front of the cameras is hard to tell, but something was not right.
Highs and lows at United
Nani's highs were few and far between but when he was really on fire he was unplayable. His main cause of trouble was his inconsistency. Apart from a few decent spells in early 2010 and during the 2010/11 and 2011/12 seasons, he was mostly frustrating the home fans at Old Trafford with his poor displays.
By the time Ferguson put together what turned out to be his last title winning team, Nani was only playing a secondary role starting seven Premier League matches. Eyebrows were unsurprisingly raised when David Moyes, Fergie's successor, then chose to offer him a new 5-year-deal with a solid pay rise the following season.
Despite the new contract and trust shown in him by Moyes, injuries and poor performances denied him more than seven starts and four substitute appearances in 2013/14, too.
As Louis van Gaal arrived in Manchester, Nani was destined to move on. Sporting Lisbon was the natural choice, and United even paid most of his wages during the season-long loan.
Fenerbahce to the rescue
Fenerbahce then came to Nani's rescue. He was never going to play under van Gaal anyway and the Old Trafford hierarchy wanted to get rid of him so badly they let him go on the cheap, only recovering about £4 million from the about £17 million they paid eight years ago.
However the move could not come at a better time for Nani, and Fenerbahce seems a logical and right move for him. Although the Turkish crowds can be intimidating, he seems to have the fans on his side from the get-go.
He will play regular football in a less competitive league. Perhaps, he can now live up to some of the potential we all know he had when he arrived in Manchester in eight years ago.
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Psy laughs off his hater on Jimmy Kimmel Live #MeanTweets
Singer Psy of the 2012 hit song Gangnam Style laughed off his hater on #MeanTweets.
ABC's late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live published a second music edition of #MeanTweets on Feb. 2.
Psy was one of the many musicians who were featured on the Mean Tweets segment, where musicians read a mean Tweet about themselves. In addition to Psy, Josh Groban, Drake, Lady Gaga, Sam Smith, Jessie J, Wiz Khalifa, Ariana Grande, Katy Perry and many more read aloud a mean Tweet about themselves.
Psy's read, "Gangnam Style is SO f**king annoying like jfc i want to shove a stick up Psy's ass so he can't dance anymore."
Psy laughed and responded to this horrifying Tweet, "You can do it, but I can still dance," making the audience applaud with cheers.
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Lessons from "Kids for Cash," Part 6: System Involvement Can Traumatize—or Often Retraumatize—Youth
This is the sixth blog post in our Lessons from "Kids for Cash" blog series, which explores some of the critical issues facing youth today that were brought to light by the "kids-for-cash" scandal and are depicted in the new film "Kids for Cash." "Kids for Cash" is currently playing in theaters across the country.
Amanda Lorah, one of the youth featured in the film "Kids for Cash," grew up with her father and struggled in school to overcome her perceived social stigma of having a single-parent family. Friendships mattered to Amanda.
When one of those friendships ended badly and the girl became verbally abusive, Amanda fought with the girl in the school gymnasium. At 14, she was arrested and taken to juvenile court, where she was charged with aggravated assault. After a hasty adjudication by then-Judge Ciavarella, she was immediately shackled and taken away from her father to a secure juvenile detention facility. Amanda spent most of the next 5 years in placement in Pennsylvania's juvenile justice system, terrified and traumatized by her separation from family and friends.
When she was released, Amanda struggled to regain her footing at her local school, and with her peers and teachers. Highly anxious, she was ultimately diagnosed with PTSD and chose to be homeschooled. To this day, she continues to struggle with depression and anxiety.
Sadly, Amanda's case is not uncommon. Many system-involved youth experience similar difficulties in returning to their communities because they have experienced some form of trauma during (and often prior to) their time in the juvenile justice system. According to a National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice report, youth in the juvenile justice system suffer from PTSD up to eight times the rate of youth of the same age in the general population.
Youth can be exposed to trauma at many different points of their involvement in the system: when they are shackled and forcibly taken from their families in court; when they are strip-searched upon entering detention; when they are treated like hardened criminals for what is often nothing more than typical adolescent behavior; and when they are placed out of their homes for long periods of time, sometimes without any contact from family. Conditions in facilities can be traumatic—we recently settled a case in New Jersey where a boy was held in isolation for nearly seven months.
These experiences alone are enough to traumatize youth who come from stable homes and supportive families—let alone the hundreds of thousands of youth who enter the system each year with trauma-riddled pasts.
Youth in the juvenile justice system suffer from PTSD up to eight times the rate of youth of the same age in the general population.
A recent survey by the Institute for Safe Families found that more than one out of three adults in Philadelphia grew up in a household with family members who abused alcohol, drugs, or other illicit substances, and two out of five adults saw or heard violent incidents while growing up.
For youth in these situations—who come into the system from high-violence communities, or who have suffered physical, sexual or emotional abuse at the hands of a caregiver or witnessed substance abuse by a family member—system involvement only serves to build upon their traumatic past. It weakens their already fragile emotional states, and destroys their coping mechanisms, leaving them unable to "bounce back" from system involvement and successfully rejoin society. This cycle of trauma is why so many youth who enter the system never leave it.
How Can We Solve This Problem?
Advocates have begun to identify ways that courts can better serve traumatized youth when they enter the system in order to prevent further traumatization. Here are some examples:
1. Attorneys must be educated on the high rates of childhood trauma—particularly among youth entering the juvenile justice system—and must hold courts and agencies accountable for making sure that the juvenile justice system helps—not harms—youth. To help do this, the American Bar Association's Center on Children and the Law published a trauma assessment toolkit for attorneys. At the same time, the U.S. Attorney General and the U.S. Department of Justice created the Defending Childhood Initiative to address childhood trauma.
Juvenile Law Center hosted a convening in January 2013 with national experts from the legal, mental health, and public health fields to discuss the effects of trauma on system-involved youth. Our convening explored how trauma research can lead to new legal arguments that would help lawyers better advocate for traumatized youth, both in the courtroom and in institutional placements like juvenile detention facilities.
Harmful practices like strip-searching or shackling youth can be traumatizing and should only be allowed in the most extreme cases.
Stay tuned for our forthcoming report on our findings from that convening—or sign up for our email list to be the first to know when this publication is issued.
2. Policymakers must enact bans on practices like shackling and strip-searching that unnecessarily traumatize children. As we argued in our amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court in a 2009 school strip-search case: strip searches inflict harm on children and should only be conducted if the benefit from discovering contraband outweighs the harm inflicted upon the child. Under any other circumstance or if done by someone other than law enforcement, this act would be considered sexual assault. Restraining kids during court proceedings—in handcuffs, chains, or shackles—is also a harmful practice that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in light of the "kids-for-cash" scandal, now strongly discourages through its Rules of Court. These practices should be allowed only in the most extreme cases.
3. Children and their families should have access to high-quality, trauma-informed interventions and supports in the community – both prior to or in lieu of system involvement. The best way to avoid re-traumatizing youth through juvenile justice system involvement is to keep them out of the system altogether.
We readily acknowledge the prevalence and reality of PTSD among veterans coming home from war. It is time to recognize that many children experience comparable forms of exposure to violence, instability, fear and trauma in their own homes and in their communities. We must make sure that the system itself—which at its best is supposed to help youth—doesn't add to their suffering.
Find out more about the effects of childhood trauma on the National Child Traumatic Stress Network's website.


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Translating from across the channel in nineteenth-century France
MyBook is a cheap paperback edition of the original book and will be sold at uniform, low price.
Discursive analysis of several political newspapers of 1815–1848 shows that specific cultural and ideological factors influenced the practice of translation in France and England, particularly with respect to the negative consequences of commercial priorities. These factors are situated in terms of their continued relevance to contemporary Descriptive Translation Studies. Examples are selected from the French writers Philarète Chasles, and Jules Janin, as well as the British author and journalist William M. Thackeray who at the time reported on the Paris cultural scene for a number of English periodicals.


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1. Lacrosse is my life 11. One of the cool things about Vieques, Puerto Rico where we went this summer was the bioluminescent bay that we got to swim in. 3. I go to Hawai'i almost every
other year to see my grandma.
We went this year for a month. 4. I play piano and French Horn 5. I want to go to the University of Virginia
and play lacrosse there 6. I have a dog, a guinea pig, and a fish which I haven't named yet. 7. I have a younger brother and sister. 8. My family loves to travel. 9. Even though I didn't say it at graduation, I'm starting to really miss recess. 10. While I was in Hawai'i I learned how to scuba dive. I now love scuba diving. 2. Math is my least favorite subject 12. I think chocolate is one of the best things in the world 13. I have 15 cousins; here are 3 of them 14. My dog-who is the best dog in the world- has IBD (irritable bowel disease) and has to eat special canned, nasty food 15. I kissed a dolphin in Hawai'i 16. My brother, my sister, and
I have all read at least
the firstand second Harry Potter books
(my sister is 9 and my brother is 6). 17. My uncle is the Swiss men's national lacrosse team's coach 18. My dream car would be the Buick Lacrosse, solely because of its name 19. I think Longfellow should give us more time between classes 20. I love milkshakes 21. My aunt scored the winning goal in the 1990 NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship for Harvard 22. My dog, because of all his stomach problems will never be full grown. He is a 'miniature golden retriever' as i call it 23. I don't quite understand the point of homework 24. I can sometimes be a procrastinator 25. My mom loves getting organic food. I do not like organic food. 26. I have an AMAZING purple beanbag chair which I love 27. Leo, my dog, was named by my brother after a constellation of Leo the Lion, because my dog sort of looks like a lion. 28. I like to talk a lot 29. I got stung by a Portugese Man-o'-War in Hawaii 30. I want to be on the All-World lacrosse team when i grow up
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David Han Overcomes Blindness as a Wrestler at Cupertino High School
Sophomore David Han had always wanted to participate in judo, but none of the schools he attended offered the sport. In sixth grade, he decided to give wrestling a try.
"[My interest in wrestling] goes way back," Han said. "[History teacher Jay Lawson] was my middle school coach. When I first walked in, he said, 'Oh, this is going to be a really good sport for you.'"
Wrestling soon became one of Han's favorite activities. It provides an emotional outlet, a way to bond with his peers, and the discipline helps him maintain his grades. Though being blind and being an accomplished athlete may sound like an impossible combination, Han is both.
Wrestling is a challenging sport on its own. Requiring strength and stamina as well as fast reflexes, it is a sport of quick decisions and rigor. Take away the athlete's sight and it becomes much more grueling. But even with his disability, Han has wrestled successfully for several seasons, including two at the school. The only rule that changes when Han wrestles is that his opponent must stay in contact with him for the duration of the match, and Han admits that even with this modification, the sport can still be very difficult.
"When my opponent's going for a move, there's a split second where I'm really vulnerable," Han said.
Athough he feels vulnerable at times, Han has learned to cope with his difficulties. He has worked with his coach to develop strategies to combat this moment of susceptibility. Practicing these techinques on a daily basis, Han is accustomed to using them aganist his most formidable opponents.
"I try to get close and use angles, because if I'm far away, I can't tell where [my opponent] is," Han said. "Instead of coming straight in, I will step to the side a little bit and then come in."
Han started to prepare for the current season long before it actually began by running with his teammates. He is hoping that the current season will be more successful than last year's, during which a fractured rib sidelined him for several weeks. On top of his injury and withdrawal from the team, the team's overall performance suffered due to a lack of camaraderie. However, he still remains optimistic awbout the upcoming season, and thinks highly of this year's team.
"Our team wasn't very together last year…but I think this year'll be a blast. There's more bonding," Han said.
Through wrestling, Han has formed some close friendships that might not have been possible otherwise. Many people, he explained, shy away from those with disabilities simply because they are different.
"But when you're on the mat, if you beat someone, they tend to respect you more," Han said about his teammates. "And it just helps them realize that I'm the same as other kids."
Wrestling has proven to be a valuable resource for Han. He stays healthy, both mentally and physically, and connects with his peers. Despite his handicap, Han has become one of the school's most well-respected athletes and a force to be reckoned with.


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October 9, 2007
VILLANOVA, PA.— Citing the Villanova University College of Nursing's inventive education opportunities, the National League for Nursing (NLN) once again designated the College as a Center of Excellence™ (COE) in Nursing Education. The announcement was made on September 29 at the NLN's annual four-day Education Summit in Phoenix, Ariz. Villanova was one of four nursing schools at the conference to receive this prestigious designation, which identifies nursing schools of exceptional quality.
Villanova is among 11 schools named as Centers of Excellence by the NLN, the country's oldest professional nursing organization with nursing education as its primary concern. The Villanova College of Nursing was one of three schools of nursing to receive the inaugural honor in 2004 (COE designation is a three-year recognition). After a rigorous review of Villanova's 2007 application, the NLN Board of Governors chose to continue the College of Nursing's designation as a Center of Excellence.
"The College of Nursing's continuing designation as a Center of Excellence in Nursing Education by the National League for Nursing is symbolic of the dynamic quality education that our students receive," explained Connelly Endowed Dean and Professor M. Louise Fitzpatrick, Ed.D., R.N., FAAN. "Equally important, it recognizes the stellar achievements of our graduates who distinguish us through their professional performance."
The designation is separate from accreditation and identifies schools of exceptional quality. In pursuing Center of Excellence distinction, the College of Nursing successfully met the criteria set forth by the NLN which cited many of the College's inventive education opportunities as leading to its success, including:
Through international experiences, students develop a global perspective and provide service to diverse cultures and underserved populations.
The College of Nursing's core values, strong advising system, faculty practice, research, student leadership cultivation, creative programs, local and international community involvement, service learning, and its distinguished alumni, faculty and students all reflect its more than 50 year commitment to nurturing a creative environment for student development. It continues to do so while construction on its new facility is underway on the central campus of Villanova University. By summer 2008, the $32 million, state-of-the-art facility will open in support of the education of the next generation of nurses, demonstrating the University's commitment to nursing education as part of its institutional and social mission. This new building will support College initiatives including student learning in technology-driven clinical simulation labs that enhance the teaching and scholarship environment. Additionally, this environmentally-friendly building will provide space for University events.
The NLN designates Centers of Excellence based on school's sustained excellence in promoting the pedagogical expertise of faculty, advancing the science of nursing education, or promoting student learning and professional development. They must also have a proven commitment to continuous quality improvement. In keeping with the NLN mission to continually advance excellent nursing education throughout the three years that schools carry the COE designation, they are expected to be available to other schools seeking to move their own programs toward distinction.
Villanova University is a co-educational Roman Catholic institution founded by the Order of Saint Augustine in 1842. The University offers a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programs through four colleges: the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Villanova School of Business, the College of Engineering, and the College of Nursing, as well as the Villanova Law School. With a total enrollment that surpasses 10,000 undergraduate, graduate and law students, Villanova is the oldest and largest Catholic university in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. For more information see www.villanova.edu.


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New Zealanders who fall into this unfortunate category of arriving after the changes on 26th February 2001 otherwise known as NON-PROTECTED SPECIAL CATEGORY VISA HOLDERS are completely oblivious to the labyrinth of complexities and the danger this status poses.
The breaching of human rights and discrimination is not considered an issue in Australia, nor is it considered a valid complaint against New Zealanders because any so-called breaches that are connected with immigration policy is deemed 'legal and just' despite the overwhelming evidence that clearly shows otherwise.
The anguish of these changes are further magnified because there has been no process put in place to monitor the short and longterm affects of such degrading laws. Kiwis have become as Tony Abbott so aptly put, 'Australia's Guest Workers.'
In February 2014 Tony Abbott also introduced further restrictions through a new amendment which now affects New Zealanders who have been living in Australia since 1st September, 1994. The greater fear of such an amendment is that it has set a whole new precedent causing new erosions to residents who have been present in Australia for 20 years. Jim Chalmers MP explains.


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Yellow split pea stew – Sárgaborsó főzelék
Hungarian főzelék (vegetable stews) can be made not just from fresh vegetables, but from dried legumes, too. Split peas (sárgaborsó, felesborsó in Hungarian) are available any time of the year and perfect choice for a thick, delicious stew. As the taste of split peas is quite characteristic, dishes made from … More


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Colonial Playhouse is hosting a special engagement of La Famiglia the weekend of Feb. 23-25.
Tickets are $20 and include a copy of Ranalli's book 'Gravy Wars: South Philly Foods, Feuds & Attytudes.'
Visit ColonialPlayhouse.net to learn more.
Media personality and author Lorraine Ranalli is releasing a new theatrical comedy. "La Famiglia" is a trilogy of one-act plays that Ranalli describes as moment-in-time scenarios based on her 2009 humorous narrative "Gravy Wars: South Philly Foods, Feuds & Attytudes." Family dynamics and stereotypical Italian-American idiosyncrasies are brought to life through the fictional Scamorza family.
"La Famiglia" is a fast-paced, funny look into a family of highly-charged, strong yet loving personalities and their frequently outlandish behavior.
"Peer in the window of most any family and you'll recognize the Scamorzas right away. You may even recognize yourself," Ranalli said. "It's a fun-loving show to which everyone can relate. So many Gravy Wars readers told me that I had described their family to a T, that I was inspired to dramatize those relationships."
Writing for the stage was not Ranalli's original intention for Gravy Wars, but it turned out to be the obvious choice.
Two of the three acts that comprise La Famiglia enjoyed successful runs in 2009 and 2014 at Colonial Playhouse, an historic community theater in Aldan.
"The audience howled with laughter," Ranalli said. "I knew I was on to something. Even the actors had a good time. It was universally funny."
"La Famiglia's" first act, Agita, is the depiction of a typical Sunday dinner gone awry when Nona, who claims to be suffering from multiple ailments, conveniently forgets her daughter offered to bring dinner. Son Vinny capitalizes on the mother-daughter cooking rivalry and taunts both while Grandpa referees. The mood shifts when grandson Petey arrives with a pot of gravy made by his Polish neighbor.
In Act II, Crepe Hangers, patriarch Sal tries to arrange a family intervention in the back of a church while Cecilia sits among strangers congregating to mourn the loss of their loved one. Daughter Gina thinks her mother is crying for attention but that doesn't stop her from pursuing a possible romance with the deceased woman's grandson. Nor do Cecilia's antics prevent Sal from a little street betting on hallowed ground.
More cultural eccentricity crops up in Act III, Maloiks, Beware the Evil Eye. Gina doesn't have just a migraine. Obviously, someone has put a curse on the family. Sal thinks it's the unsavory character Gina used to date. He leads the family into general hysterics before a surprise visit from local policeman Sergeant Kelly halts the angst.
Ranalli has several more vignettes in the pipeline and plans to turn "La Famiglia" into a series. In the meantime, she is working with additional venues to run the current edition. Stay up-to-date by following Gravy Wars on Facebook or @LorraineRanalli on Twitter.


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Yum! The smell of fresh bread in the house…*drool*
Do you remember the "trial and error" part of my blog. Well here we are! This is my first ever attempt at homemade bread. My awesome mother in-law had given me a Kitchenaid Mixer a few years back (I LOVE IT I might ad) so I chose a bread recipe that was in the Kitchenaid Mixer recipe book. It's called Cool Rise Bread. It says it's the easiest for beginners, so I figured I better start at square 1.
Here is the Recipe:Place 5 1/2 cups flour, 2 T. sugar, 3 1/2 t. salt, 3 packages of active dry yeast and 1/4 c. butter or margarine (softened) in your mixer bowl. Attach bowl and dough hook to mixer. Turn to Speed 2 and mix about 20 seconds. Gradually add 2 cups very warm water (120 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit) and mix about 1-1/2 minutes longer.
Continuing on Speed 2, add remaining 1/2 cup to 1-1/2 cups flour (1/2 cup at a time) and mix until dough clings to hook and cleans side of bowl, about 2 minutes. Knead on Speed 2 about 2 minutes longer.
Cover with plastic wrap and a towel. Let rest for 20 minutes.After 20 minutes your dough will have risen considerably. Divide the dough in half.
Place the dough in greased 8 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch loaf pans.
Brush each loaf with oil and cover loosely with plastic wrap. Refrigerate 2 to 12 hours. When ready to bake, uncover dough carefully. Let stand at room temperature 10 minutes. Puncture any gas bubbles. Bake at 400 degrees 35-40 minutes.
My bread didn't look like a perfect loaf but mmmm it sure was good!


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DreamWorks Super Star Kartz was released on November 15, 2011. It was published by Activision for Wii, NDS, 3DS, PS3, and Xbox 360.
DreamWorks Super Star Kartz brings together everyone's favorite DreamWorks Animation characters and locations as they compete in some of the zaniest racing challenges ever. Playing as famous faces from Shrek, Madagascar, How To Train Your Dragon and Monsters Vs. Aliens, gamers compete to be the first to cross the finish line. Speed, jump, power-up and boost through wacky, wild and wondrous kart courses. Amazing stunts, awesome tricks and unique weaponry lets players outrace and outwit their opponents all while enjoying hilarious commentary by King Julien, the game's announcer. Racers can put the pedal to the metal with multiple game modes including Battle, Circuit and Time Trial. Friends are invited to compete against each other in up to four player split screen challenges.
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