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Costa Rica's main attraction is the incredible bio-diversity found within its' borders. The exceptional park system represents 13% of the national territory and reflects a strong commitment to preservation. Costa Ricans consider environmentalism a national responsibility. Everyone visiting Costa Rica will help shape the future of conservation.
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The Guanacaste region stretches from the western edge of Lake Arenal out to the Pacific coast, encompassing the Nicoya Peninsula, all the way up to the Nicaraguan border. This region tends to be a little drier than other areas of Costa Rica, with a wide variety of flora and fauna in its many National Parks. In the north, the mega-parks of Santa Rosa and Guanacaste protect delicate forest systems and provide a migration corridor for highland animals moving on to greener pastures in the wet season. In the south, pre-historic limestone foundations make for an interesting landscape, and at Barra Honda, some breathtaking cave formations sought by spelunkers from around the globe. At the southern edge of the Nicoya Peninsula, rocky beaches dotted with waterfalls and tide pools welcome visitors who want more than just a hammock on the beach.
Palo Verde National Park:
Palo Verde National Park, located in the Guanacaste province, 150 miles northwest of San Jose, and 30 km west of Canas, between the Bebedero and Tempisque River, is considered the heart of the Tempisque lowlands. Distance from Villa del Sol: 45 minute drive to the park entrance.
The natural water system has created an environment capable of supporting one of the largest concentrations of waterfowl and wading birds, both native and migratory, in the country and, in fact, in all of Central America. The forests are the nesting grounds of the endangered jabiru and home to the only colony of scarlet macaws in the Dry Pacific.
Getting there: To get there, take Route I (Inter Americana) north from San José (follow signs towards Nicaragua) to Bagaces. Once you arrive at Bagaces, go west on the unpaved road opposite to the gas station. The Park offices are on the other side of the street. The gravel road is rough and requires slow travel. You will encounter several forks in the road, follow signs to Refugio de Fauna Silvestre which is the more heavily used road. The park office is open 8:00 to 16:00. Entrance fee: $6.
Biological research: The Hacienda Palo Verde research station, 8 km from the park entrance station, is run by the Organization of Tropical Studies (OTS). The OTS includes about 65 U.S. and Costa Rican universities and research organizations. Its mission is to provide leadership in education, research, and wise use of natural resources in the tropics. OTS owns or has access to several major field stations in Costa Rica. The Palo Verde Station, la Selva Biological Station is a rainforest station adjacent to the Braullio Carrillo National Park and finally the Las Cruces Biological Station near the border of Costa Rica and Panama. The park's 20,000 hectare (8,000 acre) is mosaic of dry deciduous forest (one of the most endangered ecosystems in the Neotropics), riparian forest, mangroves, and floodplain marsh is habitat for thousands of resident and migratory birds. Hear the sound of howler monkeys, catch a glimpse of deer, coatis, iguanas, white-faced capuchin monkeys, raccoons, peccaries, and watch eye-catching roseate poonbills, wood storks, caracaras, black-necked stilts, northern jacanas, and some of the other 300 species of birds found in the area.
Principal habitats: Along with Lomas Barbudal Biological Reserve, it is considered one of the sites with the greatest ecological diversity in Costa Rica, encompassing more than 13 different habitats, including mangrove and swampy forests, salty and freshwater marshes, evergreen forests, deciduous forests, lowland and limestone forests and secondary forest in a wide range of successional stages. The last remnants of seasonal and transitional dry forests of the Neotropics are found within the Park. Palo Verde and Lomas Barbudal comprise one of the few protected areas in Costa Rica where rocky formations and lowlands forests interacts with extensive seasonal wetlands. Lomas Barbudal, with foothills of volcanic origin, is covered by savannas, deciduous and riparian forests, oak forests (Quercus oleides) and extremely dry sites dominated by cacti.
Day visits at the biological station (OTS): Natural history visitors can visit Palo Verde for half-day ($15) or full day ($30) natural history programs, which include a guided walk and taxes. Advanced reservations are required. Lunch available for $8 per person.
Park information: The Palo Verde administration offices in Bagaces, at the turn off for the park entrance, next to service station on the Pan American highway, Phone: 671-1455. Park entrance: 200-0125. Organization for Tropical Studies- Natural History Reservations: Phone: (506) 240-6696 ext.117 Fax: (506) 240-6783
Distance from Villa del Sol: 45 minute
to the park entrance.
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Rincon de la Vieja National Park (summit elev. 1,916 m)
The mystery of a volcano Impressive and imposing, the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano has been distinguished
as one of the most exuberant and unexplored areas of the Costa Rican territory. The difficult access makes it a challenge and helps retain its mystery for
visitors. Rincon's beauty encompasses all kinds of contrasts: colors, textures
and scents in the vast array of flora and fauna of its geography. This uniqueness, seemingly magical and mysterious, leaves visitors with memories
deep-felt as the depth of the crater itself.
The Rincon de la Vieja Volcano is part of the areas protected by the Costa Rican Government under the National Park regime. A regional administration organization manages and protects the Rincon de la Vieja National Park, the Santa Rosa National Park, and the last area covered the Rincon Cacao Biological Corridor. In 1999 UNESCO has recognized the Guanacaste Conservation Area (ACG)
a Natural World Heritage Site. It is located 264 km from San Jose and 27 Km northeast of Liberia.
The volcano is 1916 meter high. It is composed of two massifs, the Santa Maria and the one that provides the park's name. Nine craters have been identified, but only one of them is active. Never the less, around the volcanoes you can observe fumaroles, vapor and volcanic mud spurts. Due to the different altitudes you can find habitats with different characteristics. On the lower areas you will find trees such as Guanacaste (national tree of Costa Rica), Laurel and White Cedar, among others. As the altitude increases, vegetation changes. The peak of the volcano is covered with ash and has very sparse
vegetation. Climbing to the top is difficult, even dangerous on a rainy day, or with the winds during the dry season. It takes about 4 to 5 hours to reach the summit.
Other attractions are those known as Hornillas and Las Pailas, where you will find hot water and mud springs that, depending on the time of the year will be bubbling because of the expulsion of volcanic gases. There are some lagoons in the area. One is located south of the volcano. It contains clean water used by wild animals such as tapirs, peccaries and different species of monkeys.
Aside from its natural beauty, Rincon de la Vieja is of great importance to Costa Rican geography. Many of rivers and streams are born at its skirt. This might be the reason why the park is one of the few areas where you can find large number of mammals. Groves of pure oak and others trees normally
difficult to find others places are found here.
Within the park, 257 species of birds have been sighted, including the Three-wattled Bellbird, Great Curassow, Black-faced Solitaire, Montezuma Oropendola, Bank Swallow, Emerald Toucanet, Elegant Trogon, Blue-throated Goldentail, Spectaled Owl, White-fronted Amazon and Guaco.
Some other mammals found here include the Red Brocket Deer, Collared Peccary, Agouti, Tayra, Northern Tamandua, Two-Toed Sloth, and Howler, White-faced and Spider monkeys. Insects are very numerous and include four species of the abundant and beautiful morpho butterflies.
You will also be able to find through the foliage a large variety of plant species such as the Guaria Morada Orchid (national flower) which can be easily recognized by its light purple color.
Meaning of the Volcano's Name
There is a charming legend that explains the origin of the name Rincon de la Vieja. The native princess, Curabanda, fell in love with the chief of a neighboring enemy tribe. When her father, Curabande, learned of the affair, he captured him and threw him into the crater of the volcano. Curabanda went to
live on the side of the volcano and gave birth to a child. To allow the child to be with his father, she threw him into the volcano, too. For the rest of her life, Curabanda lived near the crater and became a powerful healer. The people referred to her home as "Rincon de le Vieja," meaning "Old lady's corner".
Getting there:
There are two routes into the parks: The southern route less
used, goes from the Barrio La Vistoria on theEstern side of Liberia and leads,
to the Sector "Santa Maria". Distance: 25kms. The northern route turns right
from the Inter American Highway 5 kms north of Liberia, through the small
village of Curubande. This route brings you to the sector "Las pailas". On this
road keep going straight up to a toll gate where you will have to pay $2 each to
pass through a private property. Keep going on the main road, pass the Hacienda
Guachipelin, the entrance of the Rincon de la Vieja Lodge, and there you are
just 2 kms from the park entrance. There is no public transportation up to the
park. Entrance fee: $6 per person.
Distance from Villa del Sol: 1.6 hour drive to the park entrance.
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Arenal Volcano (summit elevation 1,657 m)
July of 1968, the people of Arenal Hill were suddenly made to realize that
what they always thought was a harmless hill was actually a violent, resting
volcano. This volcano came to life, in a fury of rocks, lava, and ash.
It devastated the west flank and caused 78 deaths. Intermittent rumbling,
explosions, and nocturnal fire-spitting are the mesmerizing features that
draw visitors to its base by day and night. Cloud often obscures the summit,
but when lava flows cascade, incandescent rocks fly and Arenal roars few
forget it. Its flanks have been declare a national park but the nocturnal
light show can be witnesses equally well from outside the boundary.
Volcanic activity in 1998:
March 1998: Relatively quiet in December but lava still venting in March
April 1998 Unusually energetic eruption on 5 May sends pyroclastic flows 2 km downslide
June 1998 A mild eruptive phase following the more energetic 5 May outburst
July 1998 Less vigorous eruptions but lava still escaping
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Santa Rosa National Park
Area: 37,217 Terrestrial Ha, 78,000 Maritime Ha
Distance from Villa Del Sol: One hour drive to the park entrance.
This park is located in the Guanacaste Province, 36 Km north of Liberia. This is the oldest and one of the best-developed national parks in Costa Rica. It covers most of the Peninsula Santa Elena, which juts out into the Pacific in the far northwestern corner of the country. It protects the largest remaining stand of tropical dry forest in Central America and important nesting sites for endangered species of sea turtle. The park also has historical connections, and includes the hacienda where an amateur Costa Rican army took on William Walker in 1856.
In times past Indians have walked this land, and hunters, woodcutters, cowboys, and soldiers. Footprints today belong mainly researchers, park rangers, and a whole variety of nature lovers. What had been virgin tropical dry forest, cleared pastures, and a battlefield now is a Santa Rosa National Park, a piece of property where history is still written.
The historical significance of Santa Rosa was primary reason it was protected by government, first as a national monument and then a national park. Soon, however, the ecological importance of its flora and fauna and the habitats that exist in this dry Pacific region was recognized. It is the ecological battle that is making history now, an effort not only to protect but also to restore some of these habitats. Research at Santa Rosa is shedding light on plant and animal relationships and how forests regenerate themselves, discoveries that make a difference here and around the world.
This is one of the country's most important historic areas. The ranch house "La Casona" and the stone corrals witnessed the nation's greatest heroic deed: the Battle of Santa Rosa, which took place on March 20th, 1856. This old hacienda turned-museum alone is worth the visit. Santa Rosa has other treasures too.
The park is a mosaic of 10 distinct habitats, including mangrove swamp, savanna and oak forest, Jaragua grassland and various trees such as the live Oak, shoemaker's tree and rough-leaf tree, among others. The deciduous forests contains some 240 species of trees and shrubs; among them Costa Rica's National Tree, the Guanacaste or Ear tree, Gumbo-limbo and Mayflower. In the evergreen forest the dominant species are Locust, Chicle, Oak, Tempisque and Bitter wood.
It attracts a wide range of animals: more than 250 bird species and 115 mammal species (half of them bats, including two vampire species), among them relatively easily seen mammals such as white-tailed deer, coatimundis, howler, spider and white-face monkeys, and anteaters, jaguars still roam Santa Rosa, as do margays, ocelots, pumas, and jaguarondis; they're all shy and seldom seen. Birds that you may see are, the magpie jay, orange-fronted parakeet, elegant trogan, rufous-naped wren, crested caracara, great curassow, common black hawk and long-tailed manakin. Finally, there are over ten thousand types of insects, including some 3,140 species of butterflies and moths.
Santa Rosa is a vitally important nesting site for the ridleys and other turtle species. In the wet season the land is as green as emeralds, and wildlife disperses. In dry season however, when the parched scrubby landscaped give an impression of the East African plains, wildlife congregates at watering holes. You have to be patient and sit for long enough and you may see interesting creatures coming.
The park is divided into two sections: The Santa Rosa sector to the south and the Murcielagos sector.
A dirt road on the right leads to a memorial cross commemorating the battle of 1955, when Somoza, the Nicaraguan strong man made an ill-fated in Costa Rica. Six km farther on the paved road is La Casona, the museum and the park administration office.
Trails are marked in detail on the map sold at the entrance of the park.
Some of the trails:
The beautiful Nancite (13 km from la Casona) and Naranjo Beaches are major nesting grounds for the olive ridley, leatherback and Pacific green sea turtles. Nancite is where the largest "arribadas" of olive Ridley turtles in tropical America come ashore.
For more information on turtle researches you can consult the book "The Sea Turtles of Santa Rosa National Park ( Costa Rica: National Park Foundation, by Stephen E. Cornelius, 1986). Cornelius initiated his studies in 1972. Today the ongoing research is under the direction of Claudette Mo, of the University of Costa Rica.
Beautiful Playa Naranjo is a kilometer-long pale gray sand beach legendary in surfing lore. Steep, tick, powerful waves and the beautiful Witches Rock rising as a sentinel out of the water make this a must stop for the top rated surfers. Another spectacular surfing beach is Playa Potrero Grande, any memories of Endless Summer II?
Murcielagos: The entrance to Murcielago sector is 15 km west of the highway 1, 10 km north of the Santa Rosa sector park entrance. Better to bring your passport coming here. The road goes downhill to a coastal valley up to Cuajiniquil and then to the Bahia Junquillal. Drive carefully you will have to cross some rivers. On the way you will see the hacienda of the General Somoza that was used by the CIA as a training camp for the Nicaraguan Contras and is now a training camp for the Costa Rican Rural Guard. Close by is the secret airstrip built by Oliver North to supply the Contras.
Direction: Santa Rosa sector is 37 km north of Liberia on the Pan-American hwy, and the Murcielagos sector is 10 km farther north via Cuajiniquil.
Entrance fee: $6.00
Camping facilities: In the Santa Rosa sector there are two campsites open to the public: One at La Casona and one at Playa Naranjo, both with facilities. In the Murcielagos sector there are a campground at the ranger station with facilities and one at Playa Blanca with no facilities.
Park administration office in la Casona: Hours: 7:00 to 16:30
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Las Baulas National Marine Park
Las Baulas National Park (Parque Marino las Baulas) is located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica in the Province of Guanacaste, near the village of Tamarindo. It supports the largest nesting colony of leatherback turtles in the Pacific Ocean with a population size of about 800 female turtles nesting per year in non-El Niño years. The Park was established by Presidential decree in 1990 and formalized in law in July, 1995. It is made up of three nesting beaches, Playa Grande, Playa Langosta and Playa Ventanas. It also protects two mangrove estuaries, Estero de Tamarindo and the Estero de San Francisco, as well as the ocean out to 12 miles offshore.
The park is located on the North Pacific coast of Costa Rica, 1.2 hour drive from Villa del Sol. It belongs to Tempisque Conservation Area. From the highway 21 (Liberia to Nicoya) turn right just after the village of Belen, follow the signs to Tamarindo, pass the village of Huacas continue on the road up to Matapalo, and after 9 kms you will reach Playa Grande.
Conservation: A difficult task:
Thanks to the protection effort of the EARTHWATCH GROUP through the Leatherback task force. Protection of turtles and their nests is the responsibility of National Park guards. Research and conservation efforts are spearheaded by Dr. Frank V. Paladino, Department of Biology,
Indiana-Purdue University, Fort Wayne, IN 46805 and his colleagues through their EARTHWATCH Inc. project which runs from late September to March each year. Faculty, students, and volunteers conduct scientific investigations of the turtles and their eggs and help in local conservation efforts and protection. A museum at the main entrance of Playa Grande provides an excellent educational experience for anyone interested in learning about the turtles. An audio tour of the museum is available in several languages.
Conservation faces many challenges at Las Baulas ranging from over development, through excessive tourism activities, to the stealing of eggs. The National Park has been chronically understaffed so that the beaches are often left unprotected. Despite an active education campaign, local residents still steal (poach) eggs from the beach. Tourists travel to the beaches expecting to see leatherbacks and often crowd around a nesting turtle, despite cautions from their local tour guides. Development continues behind the beach and increasing lights from new houses and the village of Tamarindo disorient hatchlings and adults.
Although Las Baulas is remote from even the major population centers of Costa Rica, it suffers from the same pressures as found on sea turtle beaches in Florida, Greece, and elsewhere around the world. EARTHWATCH teams, concerned local residents, guides, local business leaders, scientists continue to work to improve the protection provided by the Park. The number of leatherbacks has been declining from the early 1980's when Peter Pritchard first "discovered" up to 200 leatherbacks a night nesting on Playa Grande to 1994-95 when 30 turtles a night was more typical to 1996-97 when as few as 10 turtles a night nested there. This decline appears to be related to many years of almost total poaching of eggs, to development behind the beaches, and to the incidental capture of leatherbacks in pelagic fisheries. The presence of an El Niño year in the Pacific is correlated with very low numbers of nesting leatherbacks at Las Baulas. In 1993-94 there were only 202 leatherbacks on Playa Grande and in 1996-97 only 128. In the season 2002-2003 between November 19th and January 12th, the best period, there were only about 30 turtles per week nesting at Playa Grande.
The Leatherback Trust:
The Leatherback Trust is a non-profit foundation established by James R. Spotila, Ph.D. to save the leatherback turtle and other sea turtles from extinction. It costs about $70,000 a year to save the turtles, their eggs and hatchlings at Las Baulas. Another $70,000 is needed to construct a conservation station there. Send a contribution to The Leatherback Trust, 161 Merion Avenue, Haddonfield, NJ 08033.
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Be a friend to the leatherback:
Tours: The best time to visit is from October to February. The turtles nest only at night, and particularly at high tide: www.tides.info
A good place to start your visit is to stop at the museum " El mundo de la Tortuga". They provide all the necessary information in many languages, they make the reservation with the park guards. Better to call during the afternoon to reserve a place. There is a small restaurant and a boutique. They offer a package including the visit of the museum, the park entrance fee, and a bilingual guide for $25. Phone: 653-0471. Open during nesting season.
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Endo nursing for me?
Hello all I'm new to this.
I wanted some opinions from other fellow nurses.
I am thinking of making. Big change but need advice. I currently work in a pediatric burn center/icu. I have worked there for 3 years. I previously worked in a level 1 trauma pediatric Ed. I'm having a dilemmA. I'm thinking about making the switch to adult endo clinic.
Reasons why?
Short staffed and constantly working 14 hours because no time to chart until the end. The moral of my current hospital is down since it was bought by a new company. We have lost five nurses in the past 6 months. I have a baby and working holidays weekends and long hours seem to be interfering with that and I'm constantly stressed about work. Always getting calls on my days off and feeling guilty for not being very flexible to work on my off days and nights.
I'm nervous to switch to adults bc I have never worked with that population. Nervous bc I know nothing about endo. Will I be bored bc the work is repetitive and always doing same thing... Will I be wasting my nursing brain and icu skills? Are the people and new hospital going to make or read this huge change? What are typical days of endo nursing? Will being with adults be terrible compared to not being with my kiddos on the pediatric floor?
Ideally the endo clinic I would work 3 10hr shifts no weekend no holiday no call- scheduled days so very consistent. With same or more pay that I currently am at. I am constantly stressed about the work load and the critcalness of my pt I currently care for and really think I need something less stressful (like always worrying I'm going to forget something and my to will have detrimental effects)
Pease endo nurses or anyone who has made the switch from peds to adults let me know your thoughts!!! Thanks!
About Ash1021
Joined: Jul '13; Posts: 1Jul 27, '13I did not make a switch from critical peds patients to endo, but I have worked a variety of different acute care jobs. I left ICU nursing to become the night administrative nurse (supervisor.) After several years as supervisor I though of getting into endo nursing (for better hours) and was panicked about how much knowledge and skills I ? thought ? had forgotten. I was scared at first but the basics of endo nursing are not too difficult to master.
Every area of nursing has its own specialties, different drugs, different procedures, etc. If you go from your current job to endo you will lose a lot of knowledge and skills, but you will gain different knowledge and skills.
I like endo nursing, I don't find it boring, every patient is different, there is a lot to learn about the GI system. We think we understand and know everything about the GI system, but new research finds maybe we don't. Especially for patients whose vague GI symptoms don't respond to anything we do. Irritable bowel syndrome just means.....(as one GI Dr. said) "we really don't know what is wrong!"
There are always new equipment and treatments to learn about. If you keep an open mind you can learn a lot of new and interesting things and may never know it all about endo nursing.
Honestly I think if in a few years of endo you want to switch back to acute care peds nursing you could make the transition back.


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Wrapping Cannes 2011. Classics and Special Screenings
This final wrap comes with a reminder that all our reviews, interviews and coverage of the coverage is indexed right here.
"Throughout her nearly half-century career, actress Charlotte Rampling has rarely shied away from exposing herself onscreen," writes Jordan Mintzer in the Hollywood Reporter. "In the new bio documentary The Look, she bares it all yet again, but this time in a series of compelling discussions with different artists, writers, photographers and filmmakers." Karina Longworth for the Voice: "Director Angelina Maccarone intersperses well-chosen clips from Rampling's greatest acting hits, which hammer home the larger themes, and also offer a much-needed reminder that Max, Mon Amour exists. It's breezy and entertaining, but only occasionally more than superficially insightful. Ideal catch-it-on-cable-on-a-hungover-Saturday viewing."
More from Mark Adams (Screen) and Boyd van Hoeij (Variety). Catherine Shoard interviews Rampling for the Guardian. Clips: 1 and 2. Until The Look hits cable, we have the Charlotte Rampling gallery at everyday_i_show.
For the Los Angeles Times, Kenneth Turan reports on the "newly restored, vivid color edition of Georges Méliès's 1902 short A Trip to the Moon, a version that was thought lost forever after it had disappeared from sight decades ago. 'It's one of the most famous films in the world. The shot of the man in the moon with a rocket in his eye is one of the 10 images everyone knows, except no one has seen it like this,' said Serge Bromberg of France's Lobster Films, the driving force behind the restoration, a project some 20 years in the making."
"In a series of interviews filmed during the summer of 1960, at the height of the Algerian War, anthropologist Jean Rouch and sociologist Edgar Morin asked for the most part ordinary, working-class people whether they considered themselves happy." Agnieszka Gratza, blogging for Sight & Sound: "What made Chronique d'un été groundbreaking for generations of filmmakers, starting with the French New Wave, is not so much the enduring relevance of the subject as its experimental approach to documentary-making, from the then-revolutionary use of hand-held cameras and portable sound-sync equipment to the consciously self-reflexive structure that sees the directors film participants' responses to the screening of the rest of the documentary."
Charles H Meyer saw the newly restored Despair (1978), adapted from Vladimir Nabokov's 1936 novel, and argues in Cinespect that "it is precisely the manic intensity with which Fassbinder's authorial presence constantly risks crowding out Bogarde's portrayal of Hermann that makes this film so tense, so taut, so imbued with such a dreadful, dizzying degree of madness. Thus, what in one light appears to be this film's greatest weakness is revealed in another light to be its greatest strength."
For the L, Simon Abrams caught Le Sauvage (1975), "a slight but very satisfying romantic comedy starring a sometimes naked Catherine Deneuve and Yves Montand as accidental lovers…. The newly restored stereo soundtrack is a bit distracting since only composer Michel Legrand's score was originally recorded in stereo. It's a good thing I wasn't expecting the film to live up to director Jean-Paul Rappeneau's Cyrano de Bergerac adaptation or his Bon Voyage."
Jean-Paul Belmondo was presented the Palme d'Honneur and the Festival posts Gilles Jacob's speech.
Xan Brooks talks with Roger Corman for the Guardian: "A new film, Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel, offers a brashly entertaining trip through his life and times. Alex Stapleton's documentary shows how he identified the teen demographic before Hollywood even knew it existed, how he saw a gap in the market and proceeded to plug it with cheap exploitation pictures; shot without a permit, on the fly, with the actors doubling up to play both the cowboys and the Native Americans, the earthlings and the Martians. Little Shop of Horrors, for instance, was filmed in three days flat. 'By mistake Roger would actually make a good picture every once in a while,' recalls Jack Nicholson, who toiled in the Corman vineyard for almost a decade. 'But I was never in it.'"
David Rooney in the Hollywood Reporter on Danish director Frederikke Aspöck's feature debut, Out of Bounds (Labrador): "Aspöck calls the film a cinematic chamber play, and with just three characters, a single setting, and an intense focus on psychological conflict over physical action, the austere drama certainly fits that description. Yet while the bleak location and blistering weather plant expectations of unyielding Scandinavian severity, Aspöck (an MFA filmmaking graduate from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts) brings a delicate touch, even to some of the more emotionally freighted moments in Daniel Dencik's screenplay." Mark Adams in Screen: "Young Danish couple Stella [Stephanie Leon] and her journalist boyfriend Oskar [Carsten Bjørnlund] visit her artist father Nathan [Jakob Eklund], who lives a solitary life alone with his Labrador dog on the remote Swedish island of Gotland. Stella is pregnant and looking forward to the birth of her baby, but Oskar appears to have doubts, and succumbs to Nathan's provocations and feels bewildered by the relationship between father and daughter. A clash between the two men is inevitable with Stella caught in the middle." At Little White Lies, Matt Bochenski finds the film "serious and solid, austerely beautiful with the frigid landscape accentuating the emotional isolation of these characters."
Jordan Mintzer in the Hollywood Reporter: "Best viewed as a companion piece to his 2002 documentary, S21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine, Cambodian auteur Rithy Panh once again delves into his homeland's bloody historical record in Duch, Master of the Forges of Hell. This one-on-one interview with a former Khmer Rouge party secretary explores his tenure as director of two prisons specializing in what we now call 'enhanced interrogation techniques.'" The film "is essentially an almost two hour-long speech by a man who does not even bother to deny that he is responsible for everything that took place in the S21 death factory," notes Dan Fainaru in Screen. "On the contrary, he simply argues he did it all in the spirit of the regime he has faithfully served — an obedient and dedicated soldier of a revolution which intended to put an end to the corrupt system ruling the country until then and start everything from scratch, for a more equitable and just society." Micropsia average: 8.05.
"If you only knew jazz pianist Michel Petrucciani through his recorded music, you'd know this was an extraordinary individual," writes the Hollywood Reporter's Kirk Honeycutt. "His phrasing, the electricity of his right hand and the cleanness of his improvisations take jazz to the very heights of artistry. But as many jazz aficionados know and Michael Radford's film Michel Petrucciani will make known to many more, one needs a better word than 'extraordinary' to describe this man." Jonathan Romney in Screen: "Petrucciani's life is a story of exuberant triumph over challenge, and of the pleasures and prices of living life to the full. The film takes a four-square but effective documentary approach, stitching together archive footage with interviews, and features enough of Petrucciani's performances to make this a must for jazz buffs, whether or not they're fans of the subject himself (major jazz names interviewed include Lee Konitz, Joe Lovano and John Abercrombie)." Micropsia average: 6.89.
"With the documentary currently enjoying a renaissance of innovative work and cutting-edge investigations, how strange the Festival de Cannes, itself host to such landmark films as Fog of War and Fahrenheit 9/11, chose to foist such a stodgy, old-fashioned doc as Leadersheep (Tous au Larzac!) into the 2011 Official Selection," finds the Hollywood Reporter's Kirk Honeycutt. "No doubt the selection of Christian Rouard's film has to do with politics, which is to say its portrait of the birth of a political movement of French farmers in the region of Larzac against the expansion of an army base that would have gobbled up their farmland."
Dan Fainaru in Screen on Josh and Rebecca Tickell's The Big Fix, a documentary on last year's Deepwater Horizon blowout in the Gulf of Mexico: "Picking up where last year's Inside Job left off, this documentary revealing the corruption, graft and massive cover up of one the greatest man-made ecological calamities in recent times, should make a lot of people uncomfortable. Given the system in which they operate, though, they are most likely, just like the culprits in Charles Ferguson's Oscar-winning essay on the collapse of the American economy, to wipe away the tears of shame from their eyes while rushing all the way to their banks." More from THR's Kirk Honeycutt.
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Customs to begin pilot phase of ASYCUDA in December
The Jamaica Customs Department will commence the pilot phase of Automated System for Customs Data (ASYCUDA) World system in December. ASYCUDA World replaces the existing Customs management system, CASE II.
It is anticipated that the pilot phase will begin with exports and will last for 12 weeks. Following this phase, the system will be rolled out across the island in several modules.
What is ASYCUDA?
ASYCUDA stands for Automated System for Customs Data. The system evolved over four generations from ASYCUDA v1, ASYCUDA++ up to the current version - ASYCUDA World.
Asycuda World is web-based and supports paperless declaration processing through use of electronic documents.
In 2013, the JCA decided to upgrade from CASE to ASYCUDA World in order to respond to the ever- changing business needs, and also to ensure Jamaica Customs was ready to play its part in allowing the country to capitalise on the Panama expansion and also bolster the logistics hub initiative. Asycuda World is more robust and flexible and, therefore, able to adapt and allow Customs to respond in an agile manner to facilitate the business environment of trade.
When will the system become available?
The system is being implemented in four phases:
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• Phase 2 - Implementation at pilot sites
• Phase 3 - Roll out to all other sites
• Phase 4 - Capacity building for long term support
Piloting of the system is planned for December 2014, focusing on exports from the Port of Kingston. The pilot will run for a few months before rolling out other regimes such as import and transhipments. It will then roll out to the port of Montego Bay, other ports and international airports.
Why is it important and what exactly is it expected to fix?
JCA currently has several applications that it wishes to consolidate into an integrated platform in order to realise greater efficiencies in trade facilitation and service delivery.
ASYCUDA World is a web-enabled system that allows traders/agents to submit their declarations for clearance of goods through Customs from anywhere using the Internet.
Other benefits include:
• It is possible to attach and submit supporting commercial documents electronically
• Paperless declaration processing
• The system can easily interact with other IT systems specifically other Government agencies.
What kind of Impact will it have in clearance of consignments at the ports?
• It will save clearance time as most if not all paper intensive formalities will be automated.
• Easing the clearance process and will encourage voluntary compliance
• Improved management and
statistical reporting, to facilitate government planning.
• Communication - ASYCUDA World has its own built-in messaging system which also supports attachments. For example, you can attach a declaration and forward it to another user for further action.
How does it work?
The ASYCUDA World application
runs on most Java-enabled computers such as Windows, Linux and Mac. A client needs a relatively current computer (laptop or desktop with recommended 4GB of random access memory and broadband Internet
One then has to log in to the ASYCUDA World system and this will enable one to monitor the status of one's declarations from anywhere as long as there is Internet connectivity.
Electronic notification messages in the form of emails and SMS can be sent to the traders at various stages of declaration processing.
How reliable is the new system and has it got a fallback in case of interruption and/or disruptions?
ASYCUDA World has been successful in most countries in the Caribbean. The JCA is confident that the system will be a success in Jamaica. However, fallback procedures will be in place in the unlikely event of system unavailability.
What are some of the challenges the system could have?
Jamaica's telecommunications infrastructure is close to world-class standards, a robust infrastructure is in place for ASYCUDA with zero downtime expected outside of any scheduled system maintenance.
In order to effectively use the system, users must have relatively up-to-date computers and peripherals such as document scanners.
Is this system going to be used at all Customs locations or only in Kingston?
The system will gradually be available at all JCA Customs offices on a phased basis. By December 2016, it will be in use at all Customs stations nationwide.
What are the immediate and long-term benefits of this system to the tax payer?
• It will significantly reduce unnecessary delays in the clearance processes.
• The system also offers a platform for linking other government agencies.
• Further, the system will ensure transparency and credibility by sending real-time feedback to taxpayers.
How will ASYCUDA World specifically improve clearance times?
ASYCUDA World offers the opportunity for multi-agency risk management which will allow independent risk profiles by each border agency to be applied during declaration processing.
• Faster declaration processing - this is available even before undertaking detailed business process re-engineering because of the elimination of the need to move physical documents from one process stage to another. For example, customs can immediately start processing a declaration as soon as a payment is registered at the bank.
• Single Window platform - Asycuda World offers a platform which other Government agencies can use for enabling electronic permits and licensing.
• Use of pre-arrival information
• Capability to use multiple devices - Asycuda World offers the capability to use mobile devices for examining officers to update the inspections. It also offers quick retrieval of entries using devices like barcode readers, Scanners, etc., which can be used by mobile teams.


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There isn't a set 100-point or 150-point drop for a bankruptcy or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure. You don't necessarily get hit with a 50-point drop every time you're late paying a bill. Some of these negatives are cumulative, meaning that the point drops get steeper every time you do it, and some of them are based on length. For example, you'd get a sharper drop if you're 90 days late on a payment than if you're 60 days late.
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One positive note is that you have the property rented. While it certainly depends on where your property is located, how much rent you get and what other expenses you have, at least you have a tenant who is looking after the property, and the rent can pay some of the property expenses.
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Wireless Monitoring and Surveillance Market, by Technology (Video, IP) - Forecast 2027
Market Scenario:
The major growth driver of Wireless Monitoring and Surveillance Market includes growing demand for better & more cost-effective security management, fast-moving growth of network video market and new strict government initiatives on technology compliance among others.
Hence the market for Wireless Monitoring and Surveillance Market is expected to grow at high CAGR (2016-2027).
However, expensive territory and limited central monitoring station are the factors which are hindering the growth of Wireless Monitoring and Surveillance Market.
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- Panasonic Corporation (Japan)
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- Segmentation by Technologies: Video and IP technologies among others.
- Segmentation by End-users: Shopping malls/commercial complex, Banks/financial institutions, Government (Municipalities, Military, law enforcement), Educational institutes, and Transportation among others.
Regional Analysis of Wireless Monitoring and Surveillance Market:
North-America dominated the Global Wireless Monitoring and Surveillance Market with the largest market share due to growing advancement of security industry in the region, and therefore accounting for is million and is expected to grow over high billion by 2027.
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PE Dept.
The Physical Education department is made up of 4 specialist PE staff: Mr Sellers, Head of PE and responsible for Hockey, Football, Table Tennis, Tennis and Golf; Mr Shaw, responsible for A level PE and Badminton; Mr Price, responsible for Rugby, Basketball, Cross-Country and Athletics and Mr Gregory, responsible for Cricket. We also have numerous staff from other departments who help support the provision and delivery of PE and extra-curricular sport.
The Department believes in developing student's skills, knowledge and understanding of Physical Education and Sport in order to facilitate pupils in becoming independent learners. Pupils develop physical, social, cognitive and affective skills enabling them to have the desired aim of becoming involved in life long active sport and leisure.
We aim to give all students the opportunity to learn and enjoy a variety of physical activities whilst educating them about the benefits of a healthy and active lifestyle and regular exercise.
We have high expectations of our students in terms of behaviour and levels of effort in lessons. When representing the school we have similar expectations and strive for success in all sports.
All students in all years take part in the same range of activities, however, the techniques and skill levels are tailored to the ability of each year group.
Single PE (SPE)
Single PE lessons are based at school and are 45 minutes long. Here students take part in a range of activities, including Gymnastics, Fitness, Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis, Dodgeball, Handball, Football, Cricket, Rounders & Softball
Double PE (DPE)
The whole year group will be on DPE at the same time, and therefore the students are set in ability groups. 'Top Set' will normally have two members of staff and will work with 30-40 students. DPE Lessons are based at our playing fields, Hartfield which are a mile away from the main school site. Students walk down to Hartfield in groups during break or form time so that we can maximize the amount of physical activity in lesson time. In the summer term we also use the athletics track at Ken Marriot leisure centre.
Our facilities include a fully equipped sports hall, a fitness suite (incorporating 10 rowing machines) and the Hart Field which hosts 4 rugby pitches, a grass cricket square, 3 outdoor cricket nets, a football pitch and a full sized all weather pitch, with 12 tennis courts during the summer term
We offer a large range of extra-curricular activities with rugby, hockey and cricket being very popular and successful. We have strong links with community sports clubs and many of our students represent both the school and local clubs.
Extra-curricular sporting activities are promoted and provided within the school where competition is seen as a vital learning experience. There have been several sporting tours in recent years, including South Africa (rugby), Essex (cricket) and Manchester (hockey and rugby).
House Competitions
Lawrence Sheriff School works with a House System. There are four Houses, each named after an important person from the school's past. The Houses are:
- Caldecott (Purple)
- Simpson (Green)
- Tait (Maroon)
- Wheeler (Blue)
These Houses compete in lots of sporting competitions throughout the year. Results are collated and scores given. The House with the most points will collect the Parents' Trophy in the House Awards Assembly in July. Competitions include:
- Athletics
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Cross country (Wheeler Plate)
- Dodgeball
- Football
- Fitness
- Golf
- Hockey
- Rugby
- Swimming
- Table Tennis
These competitions either take place during DPE, lunchtime or special half days depending upon the events and the timetable.
PE Uniform
Outdoor Physical Education Uniform
This uniform will be used for the double physical education lesson in the autumn and spring term. The uniform will consist of the following:
- LSS House Rugby Shirt – the reversible colour (dependent upon the House)
- Navy blue rugby shorts
- Navy blue socks
- Navy blue tracksuit bottoms (without zips) during extreme weather
- Rugby/football boots
- Shin pads
- Mouth guard - COMPULSORY
- Scrum cap (non-compulsory)
Indoor Physical Education Uniform
This uniform will be used for the single physical education lessons, and the summer double physical education lessons. The uniforms consist of the following:
- White T-shirt with House Colour (dependent upon the House)
- Plain white shorts
- Plain white socks
- Sports Trainers (not fashionable plimsolls)
No student will be allowed to partake in any activity without the correct physical education uniform.
If a student fails to bring the correct PE uniform then they may use the Department's 'spare kit'.
We also have a range of training kit for students who represent the school teams. This includes, training tops, hoodies, shorts, rain jackets and socks. These items can be purchased through Gilberts but are not compulsory.
Physical Education Ill or Injured Policy (information given to the students)
- If you are ill or injured and feel that you need to be excused from physical education then you will need to bring in a letter from your parent or guardian.
- You are required to attend this lesson as this letter will excuse you from physical activity and not from the lesson.
- You are assessed on 5 areas, of which only 2 are practical and therefore you are still able to gain a high level of knowledge and understanding of physical activity.
- Furthermore you will be required to bring your physical education kit. You will be allowed to bring extra suitable layers, navy blue tracksuit and a rain jacket to wear.
- This will enable you to get changed into dry clothes if it does rain during your lesson.
Merits are given with the discretion of the member of staff, apart from the Hospital Run and MSFT where there is set criteria. Merits are collected and added towards the House total.
House Colours
House Colours (a material badge with the House emblem) are given to students who have represented their House in one of the House Competitions. House Colours are given for outstanding attainment, effort or spirit. House Colours are presented at the House Assembly in July.
Junior Colours (Year 7-11)
Junior Colours (a school tie) are given to students who have reached or performed at a higher standard for the school, for example being selected for Midlands or winning a regional competition. Junior Colours are presented at the House Assembly in July.
Senior Colours (Year 12-13)
Senior Colours (a school tie) are given to students who have reached or performed at a higher standard for the school, for example being selected for Midlands or winning a regional competition. Senior Colours are presented at the House Assembly in July.
Individual Trophies
Students are awarded individual trophies for their sporting performance over the course of the sporting season. Awards include 'Player of the Year' and 'Most Improved Player of the Year' for the vast majority of sports.
Paul Mason
Paul Mason was an extremely talented all round athlete who was passionate about physical activity and sport, and valued the opportunities he was offered at Lawrence Sheriff School. Paul not only represented the school, district and county at sport he was committed to house sport, recognised its importance and competed in all activities.
This award holds a major honour.
Extra-Curricular Sport
We pride ourselves here at LSS in our commitment to providing the very best extra-curricular sport to our students. All staff put a considerable amount of time into running extra-curricular practices and matches
We have representative teams in all sports and enter all competitions both locally and nationally. We have had great success over the years in a whole host of sports from Cross County to Table Tennis as well as in our more traditional sports of Cricket, Football, Hockey and Rugby.
We have an extensive fixture list in all sports and hold regular structured training sessions at lunchtimes and after school with the support of local community sports clubs and coaches.
We strive to help all of our students in their extra-curricular sport and provide support wherever necessary.


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Latvian EC Commissioner invites businesses to prepare for all Brexit scenarios
Businesses and supervisors should prepare for all possible Brexit scenarios, said Deputy Chairman of the European Commission on Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Market Union Valdis Dombrovskis participating in the ongoing finance forum City Week in the UK.
EC's main priority is supervising risks and uncertainties that will surface from upcoming changes, said Dombrovskis, adding that there are two risks.
This first risk is associated with existing uncertainties about Brexit. He explains that an agreement has been reached in regards to the general text that covers multiple major parts of the future Brexit agreement, including the transition period. Nevertheless, there are still matters that require discussions so that the agreement can be reached regarding management of Ireland's borders and Brexit in generation, said Dombrovskis.
«As the vice-president responsible for financial stability, I ask all sides – businesses and supervisors – to prepare for all possible scenarios. EC provides support where possible. Our published reports help financial services industry predict possible consequences from losing operational rights. Businesses affected by Brexit have to decide on their own how it will affect their business model,» said EC Vice-President Dombrovskis.
The second risk, according to him, is associated with EU's future relations with Britain. Until now Britain and other EU member states supervised risks together by establishing common rules. The European Court guaranteed that all rules are applicable to all financial service providers from all member states, said Dombrovskis.
With Brexit, Britain will no longer be part of the system, reminds the EC commissioner, adding that this means each side will have to develop and realize their own rules to protect investors and ensure financial stability.
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Lithuania lays symbolic rail on restored Mažeiķi–Reņģe railway line
Lithuania's Lietuvos geležinkeliai railway company's director general Mantas Bartuška and Polish oil concern Orlen manager Daniel Obatjek laid a symbolic rail on the restored railway route connecting Orlen Lithuania owned Mažeiķi oil processing plant in Lithuania and Reņģi in Latvia this Tuesday, 14 August.
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Noord Natie develops a new business niche – attracts cruise ships for Ventspils
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Mark @ 2018-08-13 12:49:28
«The worst part is that people who question the state language's status appear in both state administration and NGOs." This is how Latvia is shooting itself in the foot. Why are the VID interface and the supporting documentation only available in Latvian? Be welcoming to foreigners. Make it easy for English speaking foreigners to do business in Latvia. Offer a well defined subset of the VID experience in English too. Start with the web interface and the documentation. They're here already and good quality. This will hardly cost 50000€ a year to the state budget. It will bring in multiple times that in taxes, and more importantly motivated young people! And before complaining about foreigners not speaking the language, build a stellar language learning system for foreigners. The existing one is shamefully bad. You'll find they will want to pay for it! Build it and they will come. Latvia needs people! P.S. I'm a Western European foreigner and I speak Latvian rather well.
Michael Zubitis @ 2018-08-09 19:46:35
Everyone and their uncle can see what a traitor she is to Latvia; kick her out.....NOW!
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I can't believe that the current pope could get any award when he has stated that bis archbishops do not have to report child abuse. It appears that the Catholic Church is totally wrong in refusal to protect children. It is sick and until it is cleansed of every pedophile no awards should be given.
Zerry @ 2018-08-04 17:07:28
Latvia has so large population from eastern Finland (Russia) that desicion makers are slightly incompetent of willing to do something - if there are problems witg Yandex.


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The general meeting is held on the second Thursday of each month.
Check the Program Calendar for the latest information.
Time: 6:30pm social, 7:00pm meeting.
Location: 405 Western Road #36, Reno,NV
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Balloon Races Booth
Each year our club sets up a booth at the Reno Balloon Races to raise money for our club's rent and maintenance. We sell handmade wood articles created by our members.
The booth also allows us to raise our profile in the community and to attract new members.
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