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You'll be surprised to learn about all the hidden gems within the Lochaber Geopark. We may be biased but we think this is the best park in the UK! What other park could boast so many National Nature Reserves, National Scenic Areas and Sites of Special Scientific Interest? But don't take our word for it, have a look for yourself.


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Wow, It has been a while! About 2 weeks before Christmas break after school classes ended, and we just started up this week. All in all it was a great break, however I am glad to be back! So, with the new batch of Fitness Kids we had to get things started right!
Here is a great warm-up activity you might be able to use! It's called the "Clip Chase"!
The whole idea behind the game is to get kids moving and ready to exercise! The rules are simple enough;
- Each participant gets 2 or 3 clothes clips (big ones that don't pinch too hard)
- Box off a reasonable sized area with cones. This depends on how many people are playing. You don't want to give too much space, but too little and you'll be bumping into each other!
- Set a time of 45-60 seconds to connect as many clips on the rest of the players.
- Clips can be put on clothing, hair, shoes, etc..
*** Clips can not be put on any part of the skin***
- If needed make sure everyone knows to be careful not to hurt anyone.
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Proteins are assembled inside the body's cells by arranging amino acids into specific linear sequences and releasing them. After release from the assembly organelles, the amino acid chain twists into a three-dimensional shape that allows the protein to carry out certain functions in the body's chemistry.Continue Reading
Amino acids are synthesized from nutrients delivered to cells via the blood. In eukaryotic cells, they are transported to specialized organelles called the rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum. These structures are membranes close to the nucleus that have convoluted and deeply folded surfaces, providing plenty of surface area to work on.
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The hunting knife is a tool used to obtain Raw Meat from dead animals. To use it, look at the corpse of an animal, and choose the "Gut Animal" option from the mouse wheel menu. The corpse will then contain Raw Meat that can be looted like any other corpse or loot pile.
Unlike other equipment items such as the Hatchet or the Flashlight, it cannot be equipped and thus can cannot be used as a weapon. Currently, its only purpose is gutting animals.
To create Cooked Meat, Raw Meat must be cooked at a Fireplace or a lit oil barrel. Once cooked, Cooked Meat provides 800 blood when eaten, making it the best source of blood when blood bags aren't available.
a knife used during hunting for preparing the game to be used as food by cutting up the meat.
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Acupuncture is a very old medical treatment that originated in China. This procedure assumes that human bodies possess energy flow patterns that are essential for health. When this flow is disturbed, bad health is the result. Acupuncture, according to those who practice and endorse it, improves health by repairing these patterns and bringing the patient back to health. This article can tell you more about the topic.
Be sure you allow the acupuncture time for it to work. It may take a few sessions to really see your expected results. Visiting the office one time may not be enough. Thus, be patient and make sure to attend all sessions.
Avoid thinking results will be immediate. Yes, there are people that feel great results from the first session, but most others take a few sessions. Don't give up treatments because you assume it is not working after the first try. It will work in time. Exercise patience and let things take their course.
Don't assume immediate results. Everyone is different, and some people take longer than others to begin feeling results. Therefore, do not worry if you do not experience relief after your first treatment. Progress may simply take a little more time. Exercise patience and allow some time for your treatments to take effect.
You do not have to tip an acupuncturist, even if you like their work. They're like a doctor, who you also shouldn't tip. They work in health care and tips are generally not given here.
There is no need to be afraid of acupuncture, because the pins that are used are not usually painful. Rather than using ordinary needles, acupuncture pins are as thin as human hair. That way, you can stop worrying about pain.
Although acupuncture seems painful, understand that the visual is worse than the reality. Acupuncture needles are very thin, unlike injection needles. It is very difficult to spot the needles when standing several feet away. At worst you may feel a little discomfort, but overall the treatment is a relaxing one.
Know what goes into acupuncture before going to the appointment you have scheduled. Needles will play a major role in the treatment. The process depends on their use. If needles make you scared, confront your fear. If you think it is necessary, look for other people that have done it before, and ask them how their experiences were.
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When you go to your acupuncture treatment, wear loose and comfortable clothes. Your acupuncturist should be able to easily reach any area of your body that they are working on. If you attend a group acupuncture treatment session, ensure that you are properly covered.
Check with your state's health department to ensure that you acupuncturist is fully licensed and insured. The license proves they got the education they need to be an expert practitioner. Checking with the health department and Better Business Bureau will ensure that you find a well-trained acupuncturist.
Some vitamins and supplements are not too safe to take while you are undergoing acupuncture. Talk to your acupuncturist, or your physician before your first visit, to see if there are any that you should discontinue. You don't want your visit to be unsuccessful due to this.
You should stop taking some health supplements when you begin acupuncture treatments. Therefore, talk to your doctor and acupuncturist about what items you shouldn't be taking before your appointment. Eliminate any medicines that could cause your treatment to be less effective.
You should relax before and after each acupuncture treatment. You will get a lot more out of the treatment if you're not too stressed out and this makes it easier on the acupuncturist as well. In order to really get the most from the treatment, relax.
Be persistent and dedicated to your treatment. Your family and friends might try to dissuade you from the possible benefits. This is because Big Pharma works very hard to dissuade people from making good use of natural healing techniques. Follow your treatment in the long term and you will find that acupuncture is in fact very efficient.
You shouldn't have anything alcoholic to drink before treatment. Acupuncture helps clear your mind and helps focus on the person's well-being. Alcohol will stop you from achieving mental clarity. For optimum results, avoid drinking alcohol at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled appointment time.
Avoid consuming any alcohol before your session. Acupuncture helps clear the mind and brings us increased clarity into our beings. Alcohol gets in the way of this process. If you had a few drinks the previous night, it is best to call your acupuncturist and reschedule your appointment for later.
Finish your entire treatment plan before making a decision on its efficacy for you Stopping your treatments before the expected duration will produce undesirable results. You may not see the results you expect at the end, even if you're feeling pretty good before it's over. Finish the treatments to see how great you can really feel.
Don't wear clothes that are too tight. Wearing loose fitting clothes will make the session go easier for you and the practitioner. It makes it easier for the acupuncturist to gain access to your body and plant the needles needed for treatment. There are also sessions that are completed in group environments, so it's very important then to have loose clothes that give access.
It may be difficult for you to fore-go exercising altogether on your treatment day. Try to limit your exercise routine on appointment days. A walk is more acceptable than a rigorous run, in this case. If you have an acupuncture session that day, you may not want to do anything new.
If you have health insurance, find out if your acupuncturist accepts it. Acupuncture can cost you quite a bit of money, especially if you have to go do them on a regular basis. When you need long-term treatment, consider investing in a better policy so that it will be covered.
Inquire about how long your treatment will take. Staying relaxed during and after your treatments are vital. Therefore, if you get behind on important matters, you will be stressed. Schedule your day accordingly.
If you are having trouble sleeping, acupuncture may be the answer. You can get more rest and get on regular schedule when you have weekly treatments. You should make sure that you fit acupuncture into your new schedule. Find out if you should be doing some exercises to assist with sleep between sessions.
If you have mobility problems, see if your acupuncturist will make a house call. You may find that a number of practitioners are willing to do so. This will reduce the overall expenses that you have to pay.
You should free yourself from the distractions of your cellphone and iPod to get the most out of your acupuncture appointment. Never bring your electronics into the actual session because this can impede its effectiveness. Should it start to ring or buzz, you may involuntarily tense up and harm your chances of making the most out of your session. Your devices are better kept out of your sight and thus out of mind.
Lie down and be quiet throughout your session. You don't want to have any distractions. You can listen to instrumental, relaxing music, but if you think it will distract you, perhaps not. If possible, take a nap during your appointment.
When your insurer doesn't cover acupuncture, start a campaign of letter writing. You can't change the policy yourself, though. Have your co-workers write them as well. There is power in numbers. It is possible that the company will put it on your insurance plan if there is enough interest.
There should be no pain, only mild discomfort during your acupuncture session. You should inform your acupuncturist if you feel sharp and/or persistent pain during treatment. The needle could have accidentally been placed into a nerve meridian. If it's causing you a lot of pain, it needs to be removed right away.
If your practitioner does something you that you do not like, let him know immediately. Acupuncture involves a number of side techniques. They may heat up the needles while they're in your skin so that the body is stimulated by the heat. Some people don't like that. If this is the case for you, don't be shy about speaking up to politely let the acupuncturist know.
Ask your acupuncturist how long his course of study was. Generally, their schooling lasts about three years. An acupuncturist with less education is not properly prepared. Make sure not to get scammed by a practitioner who has false credentials.
Acupuncture doesn't fix anything instantly. It may require many sessions. Follow the schedule of appointments given to you by your acupuncturist. If you want pain relief and regain your freedom of movement, then you must adhere to your treatment plan.
Make sure to get a practitioner who is specialized in the field. Certain ones may concentrate on pain management, and others might focus on chronic illness. Locate a practitioner who focuses on what you personally need treated.
When searching for a practitioner, do not give into one who promises quick results. Acupuncture doesn't work for everyone. Your practitioner should let you know what results you can reasonably expect to achieve with treatment.
You may get an acupuncture treatment where needles won't just be placed on your back. Many people think needles only go in the back. This is not so. Practitioners may want to put needles in the midsection or perhaps near the face. Understand that this may be necessary based on your issues.
Though the practitioner will do everything possible to facilitate relaxation, you might want to bring relaxation tools from home. Supplies to consider bringing may include your own special relaxation playlist on your mp3 player, a soft pillow, or your favorite blanket. Being relaxed will help you get the most out of acupuncture. Bring whatever you need to make that happen.
Don't be shocked if you start crying a bit during your session. An emotional release is not uncommon during an acupuncture session. This process is normal and should be expected. While it may startle you when it happens, know that the practitioner has seen it happen more than a handful of times.
Inquire about the length of time your acupuncturist has studied. Generally, their schooling lasts about three years. An intensive course of study allows them to truly learn the art of what they are doing. Proceed with caution if your practitioner got a degree from a short course.
Your sessions should be a break from reality. Expand your relaxation time to at least an hour before and an hour after each appointment. Or, you can choose to get acupuncture before heading home to read a book. Turn your phone off and avoid as much stress as possible.
If your acupuncturist wants you to say "aah", don't be alarmed. The pulse in your tongue is a way to determine how your qi is flowing. He is also going to check stress levels and heart rate. These readings will help him or her create your treatment program.
Surprisingly, acupuncture needles are often inserted in a completely different location than the pain they are intended to treat. The area in which you feel pain may be different than the area in which you are receiving treatment. Your acupuncturist should be able to "connect the dots" for you and explain how your specific treatment will help resolve your issues.
Acupuncture is tried and true because it is a practice that has stood the test of thousands of years. The article above have you tips you can use to begin acupuncture treatment. Check it again if you ever want to refresh your memory.
Acupuncture can relieve some seasonal allergies. This is a technique that makes use of small needles for the purpose of unblocking energy channels in all the nerves in your body. It can help your body release toxins, and it could help your pesky allergy symptoms go away. Just be sure that the acupuncturist is reputable before hiring them.


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Travelling can be the most exciting thing in the world – exploring new cultures, seeing new places and maybe soaking up some sunshine. But while you're planning all of the fun you want to squeeze into your trip, it can be easy to forget important things like travel insurance. While this might not feel like an important part of getting ready for your holiday, it could save you a lot of hassle in the long-run.
Good travel policies will come with all sorts of features that might bamboozle you into thinking one is better than the other. What policy suits you best will largely depend on what you'll be doing (like whether you're throwing yourself down a snow covered mountain or dangling underneath a suspension bridge on a bungee cord).
Your policy should also include cover if you need to cancel or cut short your holiday because of a family emergency. Look for compensation if your flights are delayed or if your holiday provider goes under as well.
Even worse than your travel provider going bust is if you make it to your destination but your luggage ends up marooned on a baggage carousel on the opposite side of the world to you. So you might want to make sure your policy includes cover for lost, stolen or damaged luggage. Or, nightmare situation, if your phone, camera and all your other 'techy stuff' is ruined or pinched.
And just how long are you going away for? There's no point wasting your money on an annual policy if one holiday a year is enough. Stick to a single trip travel policy unless of course you plan on raiding the piggy bank and backpacking across the world. Paying only for what you need is the best idea and could save you money.
But what if you missed your plane and the adventure of a lifetime (or week in Greece) never happens? As those bitter tears of disappointment run down your cheeks you can cheer yourself up knowing your travel insurance may cover the cost of your hols.
Just because you've got youth on your side doesn't mean you can get away without having decent medical cover on your travel policy. All travel insurance policies will have some sort of medical cover, but there's a few things to bear in mind.
If you're travelling to Europe, make sure you get an EHIC card; having one means you'll get the same emergency medical treatment as the locals. But for extra protection, your travel policy will provide medical cover and the cost of getting you back home (often called repatriation costs in your policy) so make sure your policy covers you for that too.
Make sure you've got enough cover for where you go – we might have a 'special relationship' with the great US of A but that doesn't mean we get any special healthcare off them. Breaking a leg may be good luck but in the land of the free it'll cost you £25,000 to fix it. Even less drastic injuries and sickness can cost an arm and a leg in America. Tummy trouble can set you back £20,000 and the average cost of treating common tourist ailments comes in at £15,889.
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Check out the fall season trailer for Awkward!
Throughout the upcoming season, and in the wake of Jenna's (Ashley Rickards) romance with Collin (Nolan Gerard Funk), she begins to question the stability of her relationship with Matty (Beau Mircoff), and whether her straying is a sign of something deeper.
But after a surprise public kiss shakes her world there is no going back. One mistake will make things awkward-er than ever, and Jenna's personality makeover will leave her friends and family wondering who this new Jenna is.
JJJ recently asked Molly Tarlov if Matty could ever forgive Jenna for cheating, and she told us, "It it was like 20 years later and they saw each other, and she had grown up." LOL! We can't wait to see what happens!
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When checking out display screen catalogues or on-line shops such as jansen-display. co.uk, you many have actually discovered an item named DL holders. The name by itself strikes intrigue amongst many. What exactly is DL? And, why does it need a holder?
DL is actually just a paper size, like A3 or A4. The initials represent 'Dimension Lengthwise' as well as the dimensions that compose a DL are standardised at 100mm x 210mm. The term DL is generally connected with folded up leaflets as the dimensions are specifically one third of A4. This permits an A4 sheet to be folded up twice to produce the common leaflets that we are all so aware of.
Nonetheless, although DL is regularly made use of to explain a folded up brochure size, it is a size in and of itself. This implies that the term DL can be put on single sheet applications too, such as invites as well as leaflets. DL menu display holder is seen as a site that has lots of up to date info about DL (1/3 A4) leaflet holders.
Well, since we know just what a DL is, the holder part of the equation sort of becomes apparent. DL holders are frequently made use of to house brochures that the producer desires to disperse to the public without having to employ a person to hand them out. DL brochures can be positioned within the holder as well as left for any individual who desires to take one. This makes them a very economical technique of distribution.
Generally speaking, DL holders are now constructed from styrene, which is a product made from a by-product of benzene as well as is both colourless as well as odourless, making it the ideal material for display purposes. However, just due to the fact that it is the most popular product made use of in the production of DL holders does not mean that it has a monopoly on the industry. DL holders can be made from anything, the just real spec is that they can fit the 100mm x 210mm size that denotes a DL item.
As you can possibly visualize, the uses for DL holders are vast and varied. If you think of it, you've most likely experienced a lot of DL holders in your lifetime and since you understand just what they are you'll see them more readily. Takeaway restaurants, trip operators, supermarkets, gasoline garages, as well as generally anywhere that wants to distribute leaflets and also pamphlets will have a DL holder to satisfy.


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Designed to be one of the most interactive and inspiring exhibitions exploring the world of mathematics ever to tour, this exhibit promises to spark imagination and reveal the endless possibilities of math at work. The exhibition brings to life the real math behind what kids love most: video games, sports, fashion, music, robotics and more. Through nearly 40 unique, interactive experiences, the bilingual exhibition takes math from its native form into the applied worlds of design, engineering, technology and science.
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Tuesday, 11 August 2015
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We spent most of June and July outside; either driving through the countryside with the camera handy (Hampshire is SO good for spectacular landscape photos!), at the beach or slumped on a bench watching the kiddos race around the park. The garden suddenly burst into life (as you'll know if you follow me on Instagram!), and we've had so many flowers; sweetpeas, stocks, nasturtiums, lavender, geraniums, dahlias, cosmos, scabious, veronica.... the list is pretty endless. So, so good. We've also enjoyed watching the sun go down in the evening, and there have been so many amazing skies - there's a video on my Instagram of the last one above, it looked like the apocolypse was coming!
I've been thinking about getting a tattoo for a while; when I was seventeen, I got one on my lower back and I kind of want to get it covered by something else. It's not really of anything; the best way to describe it as a little symbol with no meaning, and I really want it turned into something a bit more meaningful and impressive! Looking at pictures on Pinterest then led to thinking about things I might like to get in other places (I've created a whole board with my ideas, if you want to have a look it's here), so I thought I'd try to find some temporary tattoos to try out in different places. After searching absolutely everywhere and not finding anything I liked, I stumbled across the fabulous Pepper Ink on Etsy; full of vintage, botanical and simple monochrome tattoo transfers, there's an unbelievable amount of choice. I was a bit sceptical as to how long they'd last, but they really do withstand a god few days - and the Liquiskin is definitely worth getting, as it takes away that fake 'shine' effect you get with a transfer. Highly recommended!
Finally, I've done a bit of shopping recently as well; I don't usually buy things new, but I've had a straight run of eBay disasters which has put me off - either things not fitting or not looking how they did in the picture, and not being able to get a refund. Ugh. Our charity shops seem to have gone right downhill as well, so I've headed to the best of the high street which at least have a basic grasp of ethical values; Monki has excellent CSR policies, and that's were I found my amazing kaftan in the photo above. I actually featured it in my last style roundup post, and then accidentally bought one for myself. Whoops!
We're on Summer holidays now, so posts might be a liiiittle more spaced out than usual, because I have to work and juggle entertaining two smalls. Hope you're all having an amazing summer!
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I love, love, love your mantel Vicky! What a cool idea to put the candles in the milk bottles - I'm probably going to pinch that! And those tattoos are wicked, I love the vintage botanical ones, especially that blue floral one. But my bingo wings would not make that look good..... Still, maybe a smaller one on my wrist or hand - great find. xReplyDelete
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ÉCU's recent partner, Douro Film Harvest is not like other film festivals. Held in the spectacular landscapes of Douro Wine Valley, Portugal, it has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage. Its uniqueness is given by the way the festival combines films with gastronomy, especially wine and music. Films are focused mainly on the scenery of Douro and Porto and since the festival invites well-known filmmakers every year, it contributes to the country's tourism as well as making the Portuguese culture known by the entire world.
The first edition of the festival was in 2009 and so far guests like director Milos Forman, Cacá Diegues, Stefan Ruzowitzky, the actress Andie MacDowell and also Sophia Loren have made the festival a cannot miss event!
Since it is also a gastronomy event it counts with the presence of not only filmmakers but also chefs.
The Festival will take place between the 14th and the 21st of September, 24 films will be showcased, including national premieres and an international one. This year there will be an homage to the director João Botelho, whose films constantly make references to the Douro region.
The competition is divided into 3 sections: "Wine Films" dedicated to the relation between cinema and wine; "Food Films" where food is the main character and "Curtas da Casa", which literally means "House Shorts". This last section, only opened to Portuguese directors, is relatively new and aims to promote projects that in some way or another are related with the Douro River and the wine region around it.
ÉCU recommends you to schedule a visit to this region of Portugal. Enjoy the films, enjoy the traditional food and mostly have loads of fun.
For more information about this exclusive event go to: http://www.dourofilmharvest.com/en/


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|Draft Scotland Act 1998 (Transfer of Functions to the Scottish Ministers etc.) and (Modifications of Schedule 5) Order 2002
John Barrett (Edinburgh, West): Would the Minister agree that Mr. MacAskill does a lot of mischief-making and gives the impression that if such decisions were made in Scotland, all would be well? As the Minister said, decisions made in England will directly affect the rail systems in Scotland.
Mr. Foulkes: The hon. Gentleman is right. If there were a Nobel prize for mischief-making, Kenny MacAskill would be in the running for it, although others would be, too. The SNP regularly says that everything would be better and easier and there would
Column Number: 019be no accidents if matters were controlled from Scotland. That is not only naive but dangerous.
Mr. Dalyell: If the Minister wants his speech lengthened, I will, of course, help him. He should be careful about awarding Kenny MacAskill Nobel prizes; he was my political opponent in the constituency of Linlithgow, and if we start to award him Nobel prizes, he might well take them at face value.
The Chairman: Order.
Mr. Dalyell: I fear that I have not yet finished.
A serious problem has developed on the Forth bridge as a result of the holes bored through its well-oiled surface for that wretched floodlighting. Rust is setting in. Something must be done about that, quite apart from the other problems; the matter is desperate.
The Chairman: Before the Minister replies to the first point, may I remind him that when the Committee started at 4.30 pm, we were talking about the transfer of functions to the Scottish Parliament?
Mr. Foulkes: I am grateful for the gentle way in which you reminded me about that, Mr. Atkinson. I have no doubt that my hon. Friend the Member for Linlithgow is an expert at lengthening speeches, but my hon. Friend the Member for Stirling has other concerns.
I assure my hon. Friend the Member for Linlithgow, for the third time, that if he writes to me with his concerns, I will ensure that they are taken up. I also congratulate him on the victory of Linlithgow Rose in the Scottish junior cup yesterday. Mr. Atkinson, you will realise that that is particularly magnanimous of me when you learn that they were playing Auchinleck Talbot. You may wonder how that is relevant; both Auchinleck and Linlithgow have railway stations.
The hon. Member for Argyll and Bute raised some interesting issues, but his contention about Rosyth and Zeebrugge is entirely fallacious. The Ł12 million that he mentions was not a PSO subsidy but a freight facilities grant, which was given because of the huge amount of traffic that the ferry will take off the roads. It is sour of him not to give a warm welcome to a superb service that will revolutionise direct transportation between Scotland and the continent. His point is entirely different to what we are talking about. It is because of the problems pointed out by the right hon. Member for East Yorkshire, which I addressed in relation to the Isle of Man, that we wanted to ensure that this time the ferry operated on a proper basis. We wanted it to run for not only the summer months but 11 months of the year, which is effectively year round, allowing for winter maintenance. We wanted to ensure that it could be guaranteed, that it would run for five years and that a subsidy would be made available.
The basis for the subsidy was that it would fall under the powers relating to industrial development. That has delayed the issue. It is a complex matter. However, there has never been any question that the
Column Number: 020Scotland Office wanted a delay. That is manifest nonsense. It is Alice Through the Looking Glass stuff. It was my hon. Friend the Member for Cunninghame, North (Mr. Wilson) who picked up the issue and was determined that the service would operate. The day after I took over from him, I was asked whether a meeting scheduled in Northern Ireland should be cancelled, to allow me time to get into my brief. I said that it must go ahead as planned and that there must be no delay. We pushed time and again.
The hon. Member for Argyll and Bute says that he cannot understand the delay, but that is not because it has not been explained to him. On each occasion, I have spoken and written to him and told him every detail, often beyond the proprieties—my civil servants wonder whether I have told him too much. He has been told every reason for every delay. Perhaps the reason his constituents do not know is that he did not explain the problems and difficulties involved. Perhaps he was trying to gain some political advantage on the ground.
The hon. Member for Argyll and Bute says that the intention was to start this summer. That was the hope, but it became clear that if we were to push the proposal through, the service would not start until well into the summer. To start it off half cocked would not be sensible. It needs proper planning, marketing and advertising to start successfully. The Scottish and Northern Ireland Executives and the Scotland Office therefore decided collectively that it was best to wait until next year and have a proper send-off early in the year, with proper advertising and planning. If the proposal is agreed to today, it will come before the Scottish Parliament over the next couple of weeks, and can reach the June Privy Council. Once it is approved by Her Majesty, there is no reason for a delay. As I said, I expect the Scottish Executive to make an announcement about tenders later this week. I hope that at least the vast majority of the Committee accepts my explanation.
Mr. Reid: I take the opportunity to put on record my warm welcome for the Rosyth-Zeebrugge ferry. One question still puzzles me. Why could a UK Minister pay that subsidy but not pay the subsidy or initiate the tendering process for the Campbeltown-Ballycastle ferry? I draw the Minister's attention to a press release issued by the Secretary of State on 8 May 2001, coincidentally the same day that the Prime Minister called the general election, which stated that a subsidy would be paid by a UK Minister. I am still genuinely unclear about that. I also take the opportunity to reiterate my thanks to the Minister for taking the process this far, even if I have felt that he could move a bit more quickly.
Mr. Foulkes: I am grateful to the hon. Gentleman for his thanks, however long they have taken to come. Indeed, I can describe today as a blue riband day. Responsibility for that should not fall on our press office. I am responsible for changing the headline.
It would have been technically possible for us to fund it through a grant from the Scotland Office, by top slicing the money that goes to the Scottish Executive. However, Scottish Ministers—including the Deputy First Minister and the Scottish Minister
Column Number: 021for Environment and Rural Development, who happen to be members of the same party—preferred it to be dealt with by the Scottish Executive. It was thought more appropriate that it should be funded through industrial development and that the Executive should take forward the tendering process.
The Scottish Executive have officials with expertise in ferries—they have experience of the other ferries in the highlands and islands—so it seemed sensible. However, Committee members will have seen that, following devolution, it is not always easy to work out what is best. Devolution was the biggest constitutional change in mainland Britain for 300 years. It is not a surprise that one or two things remain to be ironed out; in fact it is a surprise that there are not more things to be ironed out. Of course, although it could have been treated as a UK matter, the freight facilities grant for Rosyth, too, came from the Scottish Executive.
I hope that I have dealt with most if not all the questions that have been raised. I thank you, Mr. Atkinson, for your indulgence. You have been a most
Column Number: 022friendly, amenable and co-operative Chairman. I appreciate the warm welcome given to the orders by the official Opposition. I presume that the welcome given by the Liberal Democrats, after some discussion with the hon. Members for Argyll and Bute and for Edinburgh, West, means acceptance. The SNP's representative is still not present. I hope that the Committee will agree to the orders unanimously.
Question put and agreed to.
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A Virtual Reading Room
The ILAB Library is an open project for booksellers and book collectors to provide scholars, bibliophiles and dealers with some of the many reference works, and databases that are available in the internet. It is divided into three sections.
Antiquarian booksellers in the press, in literature, history and talking about their business. The Reading Room contains articles about book collecting, the trade and books about books written by antiquarian booksellers, scholars and journalists. Click on the themes, and enjoy reading!
Dictionaries - Glossary
We are happy to present (by permission of the authors and publishers) some of the standard works in antiquarian bookselling on the ILAB website: John Carter's "ABC for Book Collectors", Anne Lamort's "La Bibliophilie" as well as the well-known ILAB publications by Edgar Franco and Bernard M. Rosenthal. Besides, Paul Kainbacher has kindly given us permission to publish chapters of his Africa Bibliography. The multi-language glossary explains the terms commonly used in antiquarian bookselling. At present there are items in English, German, French and Swedish. Tom Congalton, Michael Trenkle, Sigbjörn Ryö and the Syndicat national de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne (SLAM) have kindly given permission to use their dictionaries that are originally published as follows:
Tom Congalton, What Book Dealers Really Mean. An illustrated glossary (ABAA)
Michael Trenkle, Fachbegriffe im Antiquariat. Ein Glossar (VDA)
Lexique du livre anciens. Par Syndicat national de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne (SLAM)
ABC för boksamlare. Sammanställt av M. Palm. Redigerat av Georg Lose och Sigbjörn Ryö (SVAF)
Bibliographies - Collecting Tips
Antiquarian booksellers are scholars involved in one of the most fascinating businesses: selling rare books. The value and the rarity of a book is defined by its place in history – of art, sciences, inventions, revolutions, culture, and taste. Research is essential for every antiquarian bookseller, for specialists in incunabula who look for the printers' device as well as for specialists in modern firsts who know everything about the dust jacket. Where was it printed? Who was the printer? Who is the illustrator, the illuminator, the book binder? Was the author the first who set foot on Hawaii (and did he survive?) Was he the first to discover blood circulation? Was he banned to Siberia, or shot down like Moritz Schlick, the Austrian philosopher? How many copies were printed of "Buddenbrooks" or "Harry Potter"? These are the questions that determine our everyday work. They are the basis for the descriptions in our rare book catalogues: the basis of our expertise. Many standard works for antiquarian booksellers are available as digital references now. Some of them will be listed on this website during the forthcoming weeks. Look for references about
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In response to Sources: Mayor Filner Grabbed Breasts, A$$, 'Shoved Tongue Down Her Throat':
I know you linked this, but this Filner Apology Video, released last week before today's press conference, is a wonder to behold.
Not only does Filner not really apologize for any specific actions, not only does he excuse his own rapish behavior by talking about problems his generation has with sexually assaulting women, but in the end, he says that both he and his staff will be undergoing sexual-harassment training.
If I understand the allegations correctly — it was his staff which was being sexually harassed. But they'll have to attend the Sensitivity Seminars too, apparently to learn why it was wrong for Filner to proposition then, grab their breasts, and literally stick his tongue down their throats.
Bill Clinton just emailed me to say, "Wow, now that is brazen."


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Forget what the core elements in the smear of skeptic climate scientists are? See my four Background posts. For new readers who are just beginning to learn how the 'industry-corrupted skeptic climate scientists' accusation is totally baseless ….
When I asked this in late 2009 of a Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) board member, he said numerous journalists had documented the accusation. But the only journalist he could name was Ross Gelbspan, and indeed, virtually every instance of the accusation appearing in print or online seems, one way or another, to be traceable to this man. The more I studied the matter, the more problems and contradictions I found:
- Although he is often referred to as a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, the Pulitzer organization does not recognize Gelbspan as a Pulitzer winner.
- The "secret memos" that Gelbspan began citing in 1995 are not a "smoking gun" at all, but merely interoffice guidelines for conducting a pilot ad campaign. There is no evidence that a particular subsection in the campaign memos which Gelbspan often refers to was ever implemented into the campaign or that this subsection was any kind of central industry directive given to skeptic climate scientists".
- Al Gore wrote about the "secret memos" around four years before Ross Gelbspan first mentioned them, but later said Gelbspan had discovered them, which suggests a critical need to nail down the real source of the memos and the motivations for the subsequent spin about it.
- Gelbspan is cited thousands of times by reporters, activists, politicians, sociologists, and others as proof that skeptic climate scientists are basically stooges of the fossil fuel industry … but none of them has tried to confirm or independently corroborate Gelbspan's claims.
- There is simply no evidence that skeptical scientists were ever paid by any industry to lie about the causes or consequences of global warming. Corrupted, in other words.
These points and other related items are made in numerous of articles I've written on the subject since 2009, continued now in greater depth here in this GelbspanFiles blog.
Follow along and feel free to see if you can contradict my work. For alerts to the latest blog pieces here, follow me on Twitter @GelbspanFiles. Follow me @questionAGW, and at my corresponding Facebook page for my other closely related items.
New posts will appear regularly on the GelbspanFiles homepage. My previous writing can be found by going to my archives tab. By way of example, here are brief descriptions and links to three articles you may find intriguing:
- Were Supreme Court/Appellate-level global warming nuisance lawsuits devoid of the accusation against skeptic scientists? No, they had highly questionable ties to Gelbspan in one way or another: "Global Warming Nuisance Lawsuits Are Based on a Fatal Flaw".
- Was the February 2012 'Fakegate' incident involving Dr. Peter Gleick an isolated situation with no association to Gelbspan in any way? No, it arguably leads people to the heart of the accusation: "Fakegate Opens a Door".
- Are current Obama administration members free from ties to Gelbspan and his mid-90's associates? Afraid not: "White House Involved in Warmist Smear Campaign".


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Ryan Adams - Losing a student to tragedy
Caring about the education of each child who walks into the classroom should be a given for every teacher, but what about students? Should it be expected that each child who enters the classroom cares about the education of every other child in the room?
You know what? Lose the word "expected." Does this ever happen? Do other teachers encounter students who inherently care about the learning of every other student in the room?
For the first five or six years of my career, I would have easily answered that question with a loud and emphatic no! Students may be willing to help other students, to work in groups, to speak to and disagree respectfully with every other student in the room. But care about their learning? No.
Not, that is, until Parker Archie Moore walked into my ninth-grade Algebra 1 class. At first glance, he looked like the typical alpha male.
I teach at a junior high with grades 7, 8 and 9. Parker was well known in all three grades, the good-looking, athletic, popular and charismatic kid that girls had crushes on and all athletes looked up to. It seemed he was talented at everything. What I soon learned was that Parker was so much more than talented and could never be defined as anything close to typical. Parker was a special kid.
I first noticed how maturely he carried himself. On the first day of ninth grade, he introduced himself to me and shook my hand, "Mr. Adams, I know we have seen each other around school a lot and joked around in the hallway before, but I wanted to officially introduce myself. I'm Parker." I laughed and told him to sit down.
Of course, I knew who he was and, of course, he knew me. I first thought he was trying to earn some brownie points with the teacher, or maybe he was an "Eddie Haskell" type student. Boy, was I wrong!
Parker started to distinguish himself as a top student right away. He followed directions to the smallest detail; he listened intently and took notes even when not asked. He ensured the group rules used in my class were being implemented correctly in his group because he trusted me when I said this structure would lead to more learning for him and his classmates.
His work was neat and methodical. He was not afraid to try new things, experiment or admit when he did not know how to solve a problem. But how he interacted with others really set him apart from most students.
With Parker, social circles did not mean much. If he saw someone who did not have a pencil, it did not matter whether they were friends; he would open his binder and give them one of his extra pencils, never expecting to see the pencil again. If someone in his group was confused, he would stop everything to lean over and talk them through whatever they needed. He encouraged others to keep trying because "That's the only way you are going to learn and get better." Who is this kid?
One day, I was walking around the room and noticed him writing his number down in another student's planner. These two were not buddies, did not have the same friends. As a teacher who knows my students fairly well, I knew they were from different worlds. Parker said to him, "If you have trouble tonight, call me. Don't give up." Wow.
A similar situation happened later that semester. After class, Parker came up to me and asked if a particular student was attending Want Help Wednesdays, a math help session I held after school for struggling students. I replied no, but I had been trying to encourage him to go. Parker asked, "If I can convince him to stay, can I stay after school, too, and help him? I think he trusts me, and it might help him get over this hump." Wow.
Parker did persuade him and came to WHW to help him. A few weeks later, Parker again stayed after class to ask me another question, "I seem to be doing pretty well. Do you need some help on Wednesdays after school? Baseball doesn't start up for another month or two, and I think I could help out while I have the chance." Wow.
Parker continued to impress me with the generosity of his attention, time, class supplies and smile. His smile was never missing. If he did well on a challenging problem, he smiled. If he struggled, he smiled and took it as an opportunity to get better. If someone in his group struggled, he smiled and offered to help. Parker's outlook on his life was all about opportunity: the opportunity to learn, play, excel and help others excel.
In discussing the art and philosophy of teaching, I have told colleagues, "I am not here for the 'A' students. I am here for the ones who need me most." I can say with confidence that Parker did not need me to succeed, but I sure needed him. He inspired me to be a better person, teacher and role model.
A few years later, when Parker was a senior in high school, his mom reached out to me about Parker's college choices. He was debating whether to follow in his sister's footsteps to Gonzaga or continue his education and football career at Linfield College.
I attended and played football at Linfield, and she wanted my perspective on its size, location, educational quality and the team. This was a no-brainer for me, as Linfield was the best decision I could have made for my college experience. I asked her to send Parker my way.
When Parker came back to my classroom, he filled the room with his smile and greeted me once again with a proper handshake. Only this time, his hand was much bigger and stronger. He sat down and regaled me with stories of his high school classes. The good ones, the tough ones and those he wished he could take again. Not to improve his grade, because he earned an A, but because he felt there was more to learn. Wow.
He asked me if I still had Want Help Wednesdays, and I explained it had expanded into a school-wide program in the library on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Now we have teachers from other content areas, and we help everyone with whatever they need. Parker expressed that he wished our school had that when he was here. When I asked why, he said I bet it would have helped a lot of students in my grade. Wow, again.
Soon we moved the conversation to Linfield College. Why did I choose to go there, and what did I like about it? First, the education one receives at Linfield is hard to match. It is consistently ranked as one of the Top Small Colleges in America and Best Bargains for your money. The community around Linfield is centered on learning. The staff-to-student ratio is one of the best on the West Coast, so you can meet with a professor and not a teacher's assistant.
Second, the location is great. Living outside Seattle, a four-hour drive to Linfield made weekend trips home do-able, but still far enough away that parents can't drop in unannounced (smile). Plus, McMinnville is 45 minutes from Portland and Lincoln City. So trips to the city or ocean are close enough for quick getaways.
Third, the football team is more than a team; they are family. The goal of the coaches is to make you a better man first, then a better football player. This philosophy is exemplified by coaches who care about their players, their players' lives and education. Team, Excellence, Attitude and Class.
I summed everything up for Parker by saying Linfield College is full of students like him, students who care about their learning and the learning of those around them, students who excel in the classroom and athletics.
Parker went home to discuss his choices with his family and consider his priorities. A few days later, I received an e-mail from his mom informing me that Parker had called the coaches at Linfield and committed. The next day, Parker came by my class again. We hugged, and I congratulated him on his choice.
This fall was the start of Parker's second year at Linfield and his second year on the football team. I attended the homecoming game in October, hoping to watch him play. He had yet to crack the starting rotation but was making a splash on special teams.
In a conversation with someone close to the program, I heard coaches were excited to see what Parker could do in his future at Linfield. Later that evening at a restaurant, I ran into Parker and his mom. I gave him a hug and told him how proud I was of him. I asked him if he was happy with his choice to attend Linfield.
"Yes, I have met so many good people, and I am really enjoying it. I'm a little disappointed I'm not starting yet, but that just means I need to work harder."
This past Saturday, after Linfield had won its sixth straight conference title, Parker entered the 7-Eleven across the street from Linfield a little after 11 p.m. A local man entered the store and stabbed Parker in the chest. Parker died not long after.
I read the news article on my phone Sunday morning. Shock. Disbelief. Sadness. Denial. Anger. Sorrow. Then again. Shock. Denial. Anger. Sorrow. And again.
I called his mom to offer whatever I could, but what could I do? I called Linfield's coach, too. I cried.
The past couple of days have been a roller coaster of emotions. I had to leave school Monday because I could not handle being in the classroom where Parker demonstrated incredible humanity for his classmates.
I still remember where he sat. I still remember our conversations. It's hard to be here. It's hard to think about going to after-school help on Tuesday and Thursday.
I want to go home and try to sort through this terrible act of evil, but I have to get back into the classroom. I have to be there for the kids who need help, because that's what Parker would do.
Guest writer Ryan Adams is a math teacher at Leota Junior High School in Woodinville, Washington, where he taught Parker Moore. He wrote this remembrance on his blog.


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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Feb. 19, 2013) - Macusani Yellowcake Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:YEL)(FRANKFURT:QG1) is pleased to announce the first drilling results from the Tupuramani property located on the Macusani Plateau in southeastern Peru.
Tupuramani is located immediately to the west of, and adjacent to, the Colibri 2 & 3 deposit where the company had previously reported a NI 43-101 resource estimate of 5.4 M lbs indicated at 0.027% U3O8 (0.53 lbs/ton) and 15.1 M lbs inferred at 0.020% U3O8 (0.40 lbs/ton) using a 75 ppm cut-off grade. The large radiometric anomaly depicted and successfully drilled at Colibri 2 & 3 extends for another 3.75 km across the Tupuramani property and continues onto the Company's Micha Michani property.
Tupuramani was acquired in the merger with Southern Andes Energy ("SUR"). The Tupuramani-Micha Michani radiometric anomaly was identified by SUR's geologists west of the Colibri 2 & 3 anomaly. After preliminary reconnaissance field studies Macusani Yellowcake made drilling the Tupuramani anomaly a priority.
Selected assay results from boreholes drilled at Tupuramani include:
President and CEO, Dr. Laurence Stefan, stated: "These new uranium assays from drilling at Tupuramani demonstrate the real economic potential of the Colibri 2 & 3 sector of the Macusani plateau. The almost E-W striking radiometric anomaly of Colibri 2 & 3 - Tupuramani - Micha Michani represents a large scale anomaly that has been followed on surface for almost 7.8km. To date, only the 2km within the Colibri 2 & 3 property contain a drilled NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate and the rest of the anomaly is still largely underexplored. If positively confirmed by drilling this mineralization style has the potential to become a significant open pit mining resource."
Twelve platforms were built and drilling started in the fourth quarter of 2012 designed to verify the consistency of the anomaly at a reasonable distance from the existing drilled resource. Mineralization was successfully intercepted right from surface, predominantly within the first 100m from surface and continuing with repeated mineralized reefs of lower uranium grade to a depth of 250m from surface. These results are reported from boreholes drilled on platforms TP1 and TP3. At present the Company is drilling on platforms TP2 and TP4 (see attached map for drill pad locations). As with drilling elsewhere on the Macusani Plateau, five boreholes are drilled from each platform, one vertical and four toward main geographic directions inclined at 55°. The objective of this drilling campaign is to cover a distance of 1km westward from the border with Colibri 2 & 3 at a sufficient spacing in order to be able to define a uranium mineral resource before the end of 2013.
The results to date are similar to the drilling intersections obtained within Colibri 2 & 3 with multiple wide intersections of up to 60m thick, from surface, with uranium grades ranging from 0.3 to 0.6 lbs/ton within the first 100-110m from surface. According to the down-hole radiometric survey, smaller mineralized intervals of lower grade occur at various depths with two consistent "reefs", or "mantos", occurring at vertical depths of 150m and 190m, with thicknesses ranging from 11m to 50m each. Drilling continues at Tupuramani with two rigs extending the drilling activities westward of the existing drilled resource at Colibri 2 & 3. A third rig will join the exploration activities during Q2 of 2013.
The host of the mineralization is the same young age Macusani rhyolite rock that displays disseminated and fissure-controlled uranium minerals. The main mineral species are meta-autunite and autunite that have demonstrated to provide high metallurgical recoveries, between 91 to 97% (see the Company's press release dated August 9, 2012).
At present, the Company is operating five diamond drill rigs on the Macusani plateau: two drills at the Tupuramani property and three drills on the Kihitian project (one drill at Quebrada Blanca and two drills at Chilcuno Chico).
Previous assay data, maps and a sample cross section are available on the Company's website at www.macyel.com/properties/.
Quality Control and Analytical Procedures
Core samples have been crushed and representative samples analyzed for Uranium (U) abundance and a suite of 40 elements. The necessary analytical quality control and assurance has been completed by insertion of reference material, duplicate samples and blank material. After crushing, the core is placed in sealed bags and shipped to the CIMM's preparation laboratories in Juliaca, Peru. Following the preparation stage, the sample pulps are sent to CIMM analytical laboratory in Lima where U and a suite of forty other elements are analysed using ICP-MS methodology.
CIMM Peru is an ISO certified assay laboratory. The program is designed to include a comprehensive assay quality control routine comprising the systematic use of standards, blanks and field duplicate samples. Secondary laboratories are used for check assaying.
Qualified Person
Mr. Ian Foreman, P.Geo., of Foremost Geological Consulting, an independent consultant to the Company, is a Qualified Person as defined under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical data contained in this release.
About Macusani Yellowcake
Macusani Yellowcake Inc. is a Canadian uranium exploration and development company focussed on the exploration of its properties on the Macusani Plateau in southeastern Peru. The Company owns a 99.5% interest in concessions which cover over 90,000 hectares (900 km2) and are situated near significant infrastructure. Macusani Yellowcake is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol 'YEL' and the Frankfurt Exchange under the symbol 'QG1'. The Company has 159,473,613 shares outstanding. For more information please visit www.macyel.com.
This news release includes certain forward-looking statements concerning the future performance of Macusani's business, operations and financial performance and condition, as well as management's objectives, strategies, beliefs and intentions. Forward-looking statements are frequently identified by such words as "may", "will", "plan", "expect", "anticipate", "estimate", "intend" and similar words referring to future events and results. Forward-looking statements are based on the current opinions and expectations of management. All forward-looking information is inherently uncertain and subject to a variety of assumptions, risks and uncertainties, including the speculative nature of mineral exploration and development, fluctuating commodity prices, competitive risks and the availability of financing, as described in more detail in the Company's recent securities filings available at www.sedar.com. Actual events or results may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements and Macusani cautions against placing undue reliance thereon. Neither Macusani nor its management assume any obligation to revise or update these forward-looking statements.
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John Lynn is the Founder of the HealthcareScene.com blog network which currently consists of 10 blogs containing over 8000 articles with John having written over 4000 of the articles himself. These EMR and Healthcare IT related articles have been viewed over 16 million times. John also manages Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today, the leading career Health IT job board and blog. John is co-founder of InfluentialNetworks.com and Physia.com. John is highly involved in social media, and in addition to his blogs can also be found on Twitter: @techguy and @ehrandhit and LinkedIn.
I often get emails from people asking me to evaluate an idea. It's always interesting to see what people come up with and how little research they've usually done on a specific topic. They just have an idea and start running with it. I actually love that attitude and I think that's what makes entrepreneurs great.
Well, one of the ideas someone sent me was the concept of implementing a kind of "Pre-EMR" before you go forward with the full EMR implementation. Here's the description they sent me:
The idea is to implement Smartlink long before a full EMR implementation. Once an EMR is selected then the data stored can be used to populate the EMR. The active interfaces to Smartlink can be aggregated and forwarded to the EMR with a single interface.
Key benefits:
– Replaces the fax machine for receiving reports. Labs and Hospitals have been able to send HL7 for years, but Physicians offices dont have the means to receive.
– No more lost reports. Office staff can find reports in seconds instead of many minutes.
– Application export provides historical dump to pre-populate EMR during implementation.
I find this concept really intriguing. There's no doubt that many clinics aren't in a solid position where they're ready to go full bore on an EMR. As I've said before, poor processes before an EMR will just lead to worse processes after an EMR. The technology will often exacerbate anything that's not well done in your clinic. So, my first recommendation to those implementing an EMR is to clean up the organizational issues before you implement an EMR.
That said, technology can be such an incredible asset to your clinic. So, the concept of doing a Pre-EMR could be interesting. Some of it reminds me of my post about Healthcare IT projects you can implement today. However, I think it maybe takes it one step further when you start talking about creating interfaces with other outside entities. Building this type of interaction might be a great idea for those that aren't quite ready for a full grown EMR. Plus, much of the equipment you purchase for this can then be easily transitioned to an EMR once you've had time to appropriately research which EMR is best for you.
Just one word of caution. Drill the Pre-EMR company about how you're going to get your data out of their system and into your EMR. This will be important sooner or later.


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SEOUL, South Korea – South Korea (search) now believes that a mushroom cloud previously thought to be from a massive explosion in North Korea was actually a natural occurence and there was no blast, officials said Friday.
The mushroom-shaped cloud — initially detected by South Korean intelligence authorities and widely reported from an explosion — is believed to have been a natural cloud, said Deputy Unification Minister Lee Bong-jo during a weekly news briefing.
The size of the reported explosion and its timing on the 56th anniversary of North Korea's founding had raised speculation that it might have been a nuclear test. Experts said they don't believe the blast near the Chinese border was a nuclear test.
"We believe that there was no explosion in the place where intelligence authorities had previously suspected that there were signs of an explosion," Lee said.
However, North Korea acknowledged there was a massive explosion but said it took place in a different area as part of demolition work for a hydroelectric project. On Thursday, it allowed Britain's ambassador and other diplomats in Pyongyang (search) to visit the site of the Sept. 9 explosion to verify its claims that it wasn't caused by a nuclear test.
Lee said the site that North Korea opened to foreign diplomats was about 60 miles from the North's Kim Hyong Jik County, the site South Korean officials had initially pinpointed as a site for the mushroom cloud.


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Comic-Con: The Event Won't Leave Viewers Completely Lost
Just fairly confused.
NBC's seemingly Lost-like upcoming series The Event features interconnected story lines, frequent time jumps, and twists within the pilot, but "everything is designed to answer questions so you're not frustrated or feeling like we're making it up as we go along," said Evan Katz, an executive producer. Two of the first episode's crucial mysteries — involving detainees and an airplane — "will be answered in the second episode," he said. "There are people in LA right now carefully crafting what we hope will be twenty-two hours that keeps people guessing in a fair way." Creator Nick Wauters added that the series has "an element of science fiction," but doesn't rest on that genre. So what is the titular event, anyway? Oh, well, that much they can't say yet! "We can't ruin our surprises," Katz said. He did say that, thankfully, "the event" is not this very Comic-Con panel, and it's also not our second guess, Blair Underwood's noted salsa-dancing ability.


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Houston! We have a problem.
The problem is a computer problem.
It was left at home when an editor went wandering around to visit old mates who had been with him in the Mekong Delta all those years ago. My personal opinion is that he has gone to Sydney to try to score with Elizabeth Farrelly, but nobody listens to me.
Sorry about that. Fewer stories today and for the next couple of days.
Houston! We have a problem.
Houston! We have a problem.
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If you're going to make comments about getting into it with Barking Betty, it's no wonder you're being shunned.
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Doers the 'no waries' rule still apply at such gatherings?
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that should be "Does the 'no war-ies…"
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There we were, knee-deep in grenade pins and out of ammo. "Fix bayonets!" 4 against 400. Bluey and I were the last men standing. We shook hands and over the top we went. Finally, exhausted, we knocked the last one over. Jeez those 4 blokes could fight.
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Skills. The skills in your resume are important when your resume is being submitted through an ATS. ATS stands for "applicant tracking systems", which are software systems used by 90% of Fortune 500 companies to sort and search applicants. ATS sort and rank applicants using keywords specific to the job description. Use skills in your resume as a hub for keywords specific to the job for which you're applying. Your resume should be tailored to each job you apply to so the skills should be integrated organically in your work experience if possible. Jobscan helps you determine which keywords will help your resume make it through ATS by comparing the job posting with your resume.
For example, if you took a job and only stayed there for a month or so, you wouldn't want to include that position. If you've been out of college for more than five years, it's generally best to remove any internships you've had, assuming you have other professional work experience to fill the gap.


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06.27Nursery Rhymes Bulletin Board, Set 1
Enhance literacy skills with these colorful posters that feature classic nursery rhymes. Each poster is playfully illustrtaed and easy to read. This set includes Hey Diddle, Diddle; Humpty Dumpty; Little Bo-Peep; There Was an Old Woman; Hickory, Dickory, Dock; Mary Had a Little Lamb; Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary; and Wee Willie Winkie. A second set is available separately and includes Little Miss Muffet; Little Jack Horner; Jack and Jill; Jack Be Nimble; Three Men in a Tub; One, Two, Buckle My Shoe; Little Boy Blue; and Old Mother Hubbard. Each set contains eight 12″ x 18″ posters and a 4-page Teachers Guide.
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On Sun, 4 Feb 2001, Murray Macdonald wrote: > While it is true HTTP1.1 saves some time by not needing to continually > reestablish connections, it remains true that UAs by default only have > 5 or so connections open at a time. Unless I am mistaken, even with > HTTP1.1 a quantity of CSI files (images, objects, js includes, html > includes) requires the time of multiple round trips. Even if 30 CSI were realistic, I believe section 18.104.22.168 of HTTP 1.1 <ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2616.txt> on pipelining should address your issue. But I'm not all that well read on HTTP/1.1. As a bonus, using entities for client side includes places the names of the required entities to retrieve at the beginning of the document. So a UA can begin downloading the pieces to include even before the spot where it needs to be included is retrieved. -- Russell O'Connor <http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~roconnor/> ``Paradoxically, a refusal to `put a monetary value on life' means that life is often undervalued.'' -- Artificial Intelligence: A Modern ApproachReceived on Sunday, 4 February 2001 16:23:32 UTC
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Use scenarios in QUALITY MANAGEMENT
Ideas and examples of JobRouter implementations
Certification according to QM standards
A certification process assumes complex monitoring functions according to QM standards and documents all actions of individual process steps. Deadline postponements, missed deadlines and the exact flow of each project can be recorded by means of a certification diary. On the basis of this assessment, for example, employees can be appraised and corresponding bonus payments can be made.
Project examples
Order processing and audit process
Support and complaint management
Using JobRouter®, a ticket system can be created with relatively little effort that is exactly orientated towards the needs of the user. In most cases, creating one's own ticket system with JobRouter® is likely to be simpler than introducing a special system.
A problem or case is relinquished either by the customer/partner or by the manufacturer directly and processed by the support team. Once the process has been started, the customer receives an e-mail via the website indicating that a ticket has been opened. Both the support team and the customer now have an open step to the processing.
Solution Template: Ticket System
Product changes
Product registrations can be organised digitally by JobRouter®. In this process, new registrations and changes to products are recorded, checked, approved and issued. Here, costings of products can also be performed and documented.
Product design
JobRouter is managed the development and manufacturing of new products – regardless of continental borders and ERP systems.
Project examples
Product design process
Feedback process
Every customer-orientated company works on improving its services. Therefore, a regular customer survey seems necessary. However, it is better to receive feedback from customers on a daily basis in an evaluable form. The feedback process provides exactly this. A customer who previously ended a support process receives in his JobRouter® inbox a step that allows him to assess the processor who dealt with his problem.
Change and demand management
It is in the nature of all projects that changes to the original planning can occur. This often leads to conflicts when it comes to the billing of additional work. Therefore, exact documentation of the desired changes is very helpful.
Thanks to the process, desired changes can be taken on in chronological order and processed promptly. It is documented very precisely who has made what changes at which time. Each change can be checked and accepted by the customer.
Project management
The workflow management system JobRouter helps to implement new projects quickly and in a coordinated and audit-proof manner.
The project status can be viewed at any time and from any place and responsibilities can be set clearly. Compulsory documentation according to German and international law can be implemented bindingly.
Project examples
Project management
Further business processes from quality management
- ArtWorks approval
- Change request process
- Construction planning process
- SOP management (Standard Operating Procedure)
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American collectors are keen to highlight thefts from public collections in the source countries, arguing that brown-skinned folk in other countries cannot 'look after' the heritage themselves which is why the white collector should be able to get his hands on it all without much restraint. Not surprisingly then, in their blogging they depict this kind of thing only happening in foreign lands. This case involving a 76-year old man in Cedar rapids Iowa therefore "somehow slipped their notice" ('Plea deal made in theft of ancient remains', 3rd January 2016).
A retired National Park Service official has agreed to serve one year of home detention and to publicly apologize for stealing ancient Native American remains from a museum he managed in Iowa, according to a plea agreement released Wednesday. Former Effigy Mounds National Monument superintendent Thomas Munson also has agreed to pay $108,000 in restitution for the government's cost of restoring the artifacts and to complete 100 hours of community service. [...] He and the U.S. attorney's office agree in the plea deal that the "appropriate sentence to be imposed" is one year of probation with home detention, including confinement on 10 consecutive weekends. [...] Munson admits that he took two boxes of prehistoric human remains in July 1990 [which] had been excavated from the site decades ago. [...] the theft came months before the Native American Graves Protection and Repartition Act went into effect, which was designed to require federal agencies and museums to return burial and cultural items to affiliated tribes. [...]Apparently Munson was charged with a misdemeanor instead of a felony because it proved impossible to unequivocally establish the financial value of two boxes of old bones (on the collectors' market, presumably) as exceeding $1,000.


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Wine & Roses is an award-winning, Northern California wedding destination. Set in Lodi Wine Country, Wine & Roses will help you create the wedding of your dreams. Our property features several unique wedding venues that provide the setting for a small intimate ceremony or a large reception accommodating up to 350 guests.
Our event amenities include:
Beautiful Wedding Garden and Event Venues
Bride's Changing Room
Event Coordination
Exceptional Service
Luxurious Hotel Rooms
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Contact 209.371.6117 or email email@example.com for more information.
We welcome you to visit our beautiful grounds at any time. If you are interested in receiving pricing and date availability, it is best to schedule an appointment with one of our wedding sales managers. Your interest in W&R is very important to us, so we want to ensure that we are available to meet and speak with you, provide you with information and answer all of your questions at the time of your visit. So, please coordinate an appointment so that we may provide you with the quality service W&R is reputable for. We look forward to hosting your very special day.
our venues
A breathtaking setting with an open beam ceiling, fireplace, beverage bar, and it's own private garden of white birch trees. Neutral colors and natural materials will enhance any theme or style to make it your own unique event.
Dimensions: 80'x61′
Capacity: 320 – rounds , 225 – classroom, 65 – u-shape, 450 – theater, 45 – conference, 700 – social
This setting features tall ceilings, a stone fireplace and large french doors that open to a private patio and gardens.
Dimensions: 33'x19'
Capacity: 50 – rounds, 35 – classroom, 20 – u-shape, 65 – theater, 24 – conference, 120 – social
The pavilion offers a covered space with lighting for dining, cocktails or socializing.
Enjoy a gorgeous outdoor ceremony. This setting provides plenty of room for seating surrounded by botanical gardens and majestic deodar trees.
The Deodar Room is located above the Garden Ballroom and provides a private changing area for the bridal party.
Dimensions: 24 x 26, 624 sq feet
Located in our Historic Inn, the Towne Room provides a quiet, intimate setting for a private dinner party, business luncheon, meeting, or any small gathering.
Because the Towne Room is conveniently located adjacent to our Restaurant, guests may order directly off the Restaurant menu the day or evening of your event. No entrée pre-counts are needed.
If you would like a custom menu, or any other special requests, one of our event specialists will be happy to help you create what you have in mind.
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Interviews with the Cast MembersEric Hochberger at . Comments
CWConnect recently sat down with most of the cast members of the show for a bunch of fun interviews with fan submitted comments. We have each of the videos below for your viewing pleasure. One of our favorites was definitely Allan Louis but they're all very enjoyable and some even offer Privilged spoilers!
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The rest of the videos are after the jump!
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Eric Hochberger is the programmer of TV Fanatic, so please forgive his mediocre writing. His programming is far better. Follow him on Twitter and/or email him. Just don't request threaded comments. They're coming.


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Though delayed for too long, the admittance to the group brings Israel closer to a semblance of parity at the world body. Nearly a decade ago, Israel was allowed to join a regional group on a limited basis. The country became a member of the Western European and Others Group (WEOG) at the U.N.'s New York headquarters in 2000, though it continues to be denied this inclusion in WEOG or any other full-regional group in Geneva.
JUSCANZ is a sub-group of WEOG. The exclusion of Israel from comprehensive membership in a full regional group has meant that the Jewish state is unable to participate fully in U.N. activities and have equal opportunity to assume particular U.N. posts.
B'nai B'rith International is hopeful that Israel's JUSCANZ membership will lead to consistent inclusion for Israel—as a likeminded democracy seeking to maximally contribute to the international community—in WEOG in all its settings. Israel's new position is a good start to counter the systemic anti-Israel animus that has long characterized the United Nations.


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Perfectly positioned in Killara's coveted eastside, within walking distance to the train station, this stunning family home features luxurious finishes, impressive living/entertaining areas and a coveted north/east rear aspect
Framed by beautiful level gardens, the elegant facade is enhanced by timeless 1920s detailing
Refined interiors incorporate high ceilings, solid oak timber floorboards and plush carpets
Gracious formal lounge and dining room opens through French doors to the deep-set front verandah
Expansive casual living and dining area with built-in entertainment cabinet opens effortlessly to the outdoors
Superbly appointed kitchen includes Calacatta marble central island/breakfast bar, Caesarstone benchtops, Miele appliances – two ovens, gas cooktop and dishwasher, Villeroy & Boch sink, butler's pantry and bi-fold servery window
Four to five bedrooms, all with built-in robes, main with generous built in robes and sumptuous full travertine ensuite
5th bed/media lounge with adjoining study with built in desk
Opulent bathrooms appointed with travertine and top quality fittings, large internal laundry
Covered outdoor entertaining terrace with jetmaster wood burning fireplace and fitted bbq kitchen with drinks fridge, vast hardwood al fresco garden deck, sunny level lawns
Fully tiled gas heated pool constructed by Premier Pools with fully automated cleaning and Anston paved sun patio, outdoor shower
Lock up garage with internal access, additional carport, automated entry gates, 3000l water tank, ducted gas heating, air conditioning, attic and sub floor storage, internet cabling throughout
Stroll to rail, Killara Park and picturesque Swain gardens
Minutes to Killara High school, close to numerous private schools
Land Size: 775sqm approx
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One advantage that is known to so many people about the vacuum cleaner it's that it will be the best replacement when it comes to the mop and bucket that you have been using. So many home owners are making this investment because they have an idea of the so many advantages that it has. Having a vacuum cleaner will be the one thing that you will not regret once you make a purchase. Though there are still other people that will ask the question why they need the vacuum cleaner. Click here for the best vacuum reviews 2017. You have come to the right article then, here is a list of advantages of a vacuum cleaner.
One thing that is good about the vacuum cleaner it's that it can be used just to clean anything. You just have to ensure that when buying the vacuum cleaner you have one that will serve all the functions. It will pick just about anything from the small particles and large once too. Some of the vacuum cleaners will even have the feature of inflating the mattress and the pool toys too. They will also be able to unclog the pipes when they are clogged. It will also be able to clean the fireplace which will be hard to clean when you are using the mop.
Am sure for someone that has used the mop or the bucket they will tell you how it's so hard to mop. Because sometimes you will even have to bend so that to clean the floor in a better way. When you have the vacuum cleaner, then the movement will be easy. They will have large wheels at the bottom. Which will ease in the movement. It will help the cleaner be more comfortable even when vacuuming the whole house. It's fun because when cleaning the house you will be able to do it just standing.
Easy to use
Even if you have never used the vacuum cleaner, you will be able to use. Because it's effortless to use. You can just go through the user manual, and you will be able to learn all there is to know about the vacuum cleaner. If you do not understand the vacuum cleaner the manual, then you can ask help from someone that has used the vacuum cleaner so that he or she will be able to teach you how you can use the vacuum cleaner. You will notice that within no time you will be able to use the vacuum cleaner without anyone's help.