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Guided Snowshoeing Hill Hike on KvaløyaDate: Thursday 1 nov 2018 - Sunday 31 Mar 2019 Show map
This is a great choice for those who want to explore more! Immerse yourself in an outdoor snowshoe hike. Experience wild nature and North Norwegian elements at their best.
The tour starts with a scenic 45-minute drive on Kvaløya island.
On arrival, we learn how to use the snowshoes before we set off on the adventure.
We walk up one of the smaller summits. You will be rewarded with great views of the majestic surrounding mountains and the fjord, providing the weather allows us to see them.
We stop a few times during the snowshoe trek to rest, take photos and inform you about our region and the Arctic environment.
During a longer break, we serve hot drinks and lefse, a local sweet snack.
The elevation to the summit is just under 400 m in snowy terrain so participants need to be fit and healthy.
N.B: This tour is unsuitable for guests who are not active in their everyday life or who have a heart condition or restricted physical ability. Participants must be used to physical activity, but no previous snowshoeing experience is required.
* Please provide information about height, weight and shoe size of each participant in advance.
Season: 1 November 2018 to 31 March 2019 (subject to snow conditions)
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• Warm clothes, boots, hat, mittens and scarf
Included: Snowshoes, poles, hot drink, snack, guide and transfer (45 min. each way)
Duration: 5 hours
Number of guests: 2-12
Minimum age: 12 years old
Level of difficulty: Medium
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Celebrate: Sunday Lunch
What I like about this ritual is that it's essentially unfussy – there's nothing to dress up, not even the food...
Sunday lunch offers the perfect slot in the weekend to rejoice in the company of those close to you, to push the pause button and to take stock before the madness begins again the following week. It's worth putting in the effort to make an occasion of it and having a sit-down lunch as a regular feature of your home life. A Sunday roast with all the trimmings is something to look forward to. It should be an occasion, like the Christmas meal, where everyone pitches in to help – laying the table, clearing up and chatting together, so you'll need to pay less attention to the finer details. It's also a great way to feed many people with relatively little effort: the perfect roast can be something you can almost forget about in the oven (see my book Celebrate for more).
Here are two of my fail-safe Sunday standbys: a juicy pot-roast chicken and a favourite traditional
British pudding – always a key element of Sunday lunch! For recipes, turn the page.
Pot roast tarragon chicken
This is a great way to cook a whole chicken while keeping the meat juicy. This recipe serves four people, but is easily doubled if you have room in the oven. The chicken can be shredded in its sauce (reduce it if it's too runny) and will make a great pie filling.
1.6kg (3½ lb) free-range whole chicken
salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 lemon, halved
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 medium onions, peeled and cut into wedges
2 celery sticks, roughly chopped
2 garlic cloves, kept whole, but squashed
125ml (4½ fl oz) white wine
250ml (9fl oz) chicken stock
½ bunch of fresh tarragon
300g (11oz) button mushrooms, brushed clean and halved
20g (¾ oz) butter
200g (7oz) crème fraîche
1-2 tablespoons wholegrain mustard (optional)
2 tablespoons chopped fresh tarragon leaves
♥ Preheat the oven to 180C/gas 4. Season the chicken with salt and pepper and stuff the lemon halves into the cavity. Heat the oil in a large pan (which has a lid) over a medium to high heat. Add
the seasoned chicken and brown on all sides.
Remove to a plate.
♥ Into the same pan, toss the onions, celery and garlic. Sauté for 2-3 minutes.
♥ Sit the chicken back in the pan on top of the vegetables. Pour in the wine and chicken stock before adding the tarragon. Bring the liquid to the boil, put the lid on and then cook in the oven for 1 hour
10 minutes. To check it's cooked, insert a skewer into the thigh and the juices will run clear. Remove the chicken from the pan and transfer to a plate.
♥ Strain the onions, tarragon and celery through a sieve. Let the remaining liquid sit for a few minutes before skimming any fat from the surface.
♥ In another pan, brown the mushrooms in the butter, remove from the pan and set aside. Pour in the reserved liquid gradually, then whisk in the crème fraîche, mustard (if using) and tarragon. Stir well until combined and cook until starting to thicken, before finally adding the mushrooms. Serve the chicken whole to the table in the pot and carve, or joint the rested chicken and serve in a dish with the sauce poured over. This is lovely with roast potatoes.
WINE Hunter Valley Semillon Sauvignon Blanc or a Pinot Noir.
Roasting times for chicken
For a traditional oven-roast chicken, allow 20 minutes per 450g (1lb) at 190C/gas 5, plus 10-20 minutes at 220C/gas 7 at the end to crisp the skin. Check and baste the meat frequently and adjust the timings for your particular oven.
Sticky toffee pudding
The sponge can be frozen for up to a month, tightly wrapped in clingfilm. Reheat with toffee sauce drizzled over.
Serves 8
Preheat the oven to 180C/gas 4. Lightly grease a large 26cm x 24cm (10½ in x 9½ in) rectangular solid baking tin (not the loose-base kind). Mix 100g (3½ oz) chopped dates and 1 teaspoon each of vanilla essence and bicarbonate of soda with 450ml (¾ pt) water. In a separate bowl, cream 60g (2½ oz) softened unsalted butter and 170g (6oz) soft light brown sugar together until pale and fluffy, then gradually beat in 1 egg. Sift 225g (8oz) self-raising flour and gradually add this to the creamed mixture with 1 teaspoon mixed spice and
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon, then add the date mixture, stirring to combine. Pour into the baking tin, and bake for 40 minutes until it's spongy to the touch. To make the sauce, put 100ml (3½ fl oz) double cream in a pan with 30g (1oz) unsalted butter and 60g (2½ oz) dark brown sugar. For extra spice, you can also add 3 balls of chopped stem ginger to the sauce. Stir over a low heat until the sugar is dissolved. Serve over the sticky toffee pudding and drizzle with cream.
Easy entertaining for every season
Celebrate: A Year of British Festivities for Family and Friends by Pippa Middleton is published by Michael Joseph, price £25.
To order a copy for the special price of £18.99, with free home delivery, call the YOU Bookshop on 0843 382 1111 or visit you-bookshop.co.uk.

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The LDOH (Learning and Development of Occupational Health) is an international foundation, not-for-profit, founded in July 2014. The international experts connected with LDOH have a long tradition of national and international activities in the OH field, working in a wide variety of academic, professional and educational functions. They showed leadership nationally and internationally in research, development, education and information in occupational health. Programs and projects were completed in many countries, mostly working in international teams and often in connection with international organizations such as WHO, ICOH, IOHA, WONCA and EASOM.
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For those of you familiar with Joe McCall, Tom Wade and Rick Otton, you may have come across their investments in hotspots like Spain, Greece and Italy. But what about properties in North of France?
If you are going to take on remote property investing, you want to do so with the surety that your location choice has great potential for returns, or at the very least, return on investment. What this typically means is that you should look out for certain telltale signs that indicate an upward trajectory. Things like:
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These are just some of the most common signs that a location is set to become an amazing remote property investment haven. North of France, incidentally, has all most, if not all, of these indicators buzzing. Let's look at some of the best places you can remotely invest in when it comes to this beautiful region of the world.
Although not as efficiently served by ferries as its neighbour Calais, Boulogne has to be one of the most scenic regions in the North of France. Riddled with extremely captivating natural scenery that ranges from abundant rivers to haunting marshes and vast forests that cover lofty hills like warm quilts, Boulogne is perfect for those who are looking for something not so 'South of France' but still charming enough to attract visitors. This region is full of stunning châteaux, churches, monasteries and monument that are sure to attract tourists from around the world. If you buy a stand-alone house for rent here or even convert one of the many beautiful homes into an HMO, you are golden.
Montreuil sur Mer
This little hilltop town was once a sea front property location, but thanks to serious silting, it is now 16KM or so inland but still very beautiful and peacefully rural. This is the best location to invest in private châteaux that can be rented out exclusively to people who want peace and quiet. The cobbled streets are simply spectacular, the little bars and bistros in this region are welcoming and the ancient buildings that surround the little town are just spectacular.
An ancient city in the North of France Aras is simply one of the most intriguing tourist attractions in this region. The houses are old, the atmosphere is wonderful and the attractions don't stop coming at you. Remotely investing in property here means that you are targeting the many tourists who frequent this town to take tours of the underground galleries of Wellington Quarry.
Most of the towns in the region tend to be a kind of lay over for people who are traveling to the South of France in search of warm weather and the beach (also the main reason why many remote investors tend to focus only on the South while missing out on great opportunities across the land) but if you take the time to look at the time to look around, you will find plenty of amazing remote property investment opportunities ready for the taking.


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Delicious meals come down to the wire when a fifth season of Dinner: Impossible (Wednesdays, 10 pm/ET, Food Network) gets under way Wednesday with new host Michael Symon, who dishes on cooking under pressure, his dream Iron Chef America competitors, and his love of all things pork. - Megan Walsh-Boyle
TVGuide.com: So what's tougher: Iron Chef America or Dinner: Impossible?
Michael Symon: [ Laughs] They're both relatively difficult in different ways. This year I did nine battles on Iron Chef in 15 days, so that's mentally exhausting. Dinner: Impossible is mentally exhausting, but it also really beats you up physically.
TVGuide.com: You're taking over Dinner: Impossible after original host Robert Irvine's contract wasn't renewed for lying about his resume. Did you have any apprehensions?
Symon: There's always a tremendous amount of pressure to take over a show that's highly rated and has a lot of fans, but at the end of the day I love the format of the show and thought I'd fit really well. And, I love the challenge of trying to make a successful show better.
TVGuide.com: We have to ask, have you ever been tempted to lie about your resume?
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TVGuide.com: What has been your most "impossible" mission yet?
Symon: I would say the hardest one was our Mother's Day challenge. It ended up being for over 600 people. We were outside with a limited kitchen. My helpers were my sister, who has a high amount of energy but really can't cook, and my 65-year-old mother, who's as good a cook as anyone I've ever met in my entire life, but has never cooked for 600 people, so it created some difficult challenges.
TVGuide.com: What other challenges do you face this season?
Symon: We did 10 episodes. The premiere is in Alcatraz, which is a huge challenge because of the transporting of food, and Alcatraz is a really eerie, creepy kind of place. Later, we do a rodeo outside of Denver, a block party in Philly, so really a huge range of different things - no two were really the same. We filmed one in [my hometown] Cleveland and I had to do a Seder dinner for the Jewish holidays.
TVGuide.com: Is there a mission that you would absolutely refuse to take on?
Symon: If I had to prepare manufactured food, I would refuse that, but I don't think [executive producer] Marc Summers would put me in that position.
TVGuide.com: Who would you love to go up against on Iron Chef America?
Symon: God, that's a tough one. [Fellow] Iron Chef Mario [Batali], because I think we cook in a very similar vein. I like going against the toughest guys possible, so Thomas Keller, Daniel Boulud or Eric Ripert - chefs who are absolutely legendary in our era.
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TVGuide.com: Sounds like you're loving life right now.
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Raam was a Hindu in Bangladesh, but one day relatives shared the Gospel with him and he began to follow Christ. He knew a young Muslim girl, Asha and when he told her about Jesus, she also became a Christian. They fell in love. Her relatives wanted to kill them both for apostasy, but with the help of other believers, they found shelter at Tarak's safe-haven camp in the jungle.
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Kaufman Delivers Farewell Address on Senate Floor
September 29, 2010
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In his final remarks on the Senate floor Wednesday, U.S. Senator Ted Kaufman (D-DE) reflected on his short-term in the Senate, highlighting his thoughts about the Senate as an institution and the privilege he felt for having had the opportunity to work on significant issues.
"I love the Senate," said Kaufman, whose term will come to an end this November. "It's not always a beautiful thing and surely is not the picture of a well-oiled machine. But years ago I found a home here."
"I will always cherish the unlikely opportunity I had to serve Delaware as its Senator," Kaufman continued. "With deep gratitude to those who have worked with me and stood by me through this journey – to my staff, my colleagues, my wife, Lynne, and our children and grandchildren – with appreciation to former Governor Minner and the people of Delaware for the responsibility they gave me, and with optimism and faith in the future of the United States Senate and this great nation of ours, for the last time - I yield the floor."
Kaufman was joined on the floor by many of his Senate colleagues, including Senator Mark Warner (D-VA), who paid special tribute to Kaufman's efforts on Wall Street reform and market structure issues, as well as his tradition of recognizing the nation's federal workforce through his "Great Federal Employees" initiative.
Noting his 37 years in and around the Senate, Warner said that Kaufman has been someone who has both counseled fellow freshman senators "to recognize the great power of this institution," and "demonstrated by his own conduct, that sometimes the best path is to keep your head down and do hard work."
"I can think of no better example of someone throughout his whole life who exemplified the best of public service, serving the staff role, serving as a Senator, constantly calling us to our better angels, recognizing the great traditions of that body," Warner continued. "So while we heard today that Senator Kaufman for the last time yielded the floor, at least it's my hope, and I believe the hope of many of my colleagues, that he will still continue to frequent this institution, that he'll still continue to be an individual that we can count on for respect, for guidance, and recommendations. And I have to say that while he will be missed, this body will be greatly diminished by his absence."
Senator Kaufman full remarks, followed by Senator Warner's below:
Mr. President, I love the Senate. It's not always a beautiful thing and surely is not the picture of a well-oiled machine. But years ago I found a home here.
As my colleagues know, I first came to the Senate in 1973 as an aide to a young man who had won a stunning and improbable election against a respected incumbent. At that campaign victory party 38 years ago, I thought to myself that I would never again believe that anything was impossible. When I started working for Joe Biden that year, I told the DuPont Company I would be taking a one-year leave of absence. I stayed 22 years.
I will soon be leaving the Senate. I am grateful beyond words to have gone through much of Joe Biden's Senate career as his Chief of Staff and observed it firsthand. If my Senate career had ended then – if I had not been called here to serve as his successor – that experience helping to represent Delawareans and fight for the values Senator Biden and I shared would have been more than fulfilling enough.
I want to thank my leader, Harry Reid, who is most responsible for this historic, productive Congress.
I especially want to thank my senior Delaware colleague, Senator Carper, for whom I have the greatest respect and who has helped me tremendously during the past two years in all manner of issues.
After almost four decades, I'm used to the Senate's unpredictable rhythms. In the short time since I was sworn in last January, the Senate has seen heated debate over a basic principle under which this body functions – the filibuster. All members are frustrated with the slower pace — and they are right to be frustrated — when good bills, important bills that promise to help millions of Americans, are blocked for the wrong reasons. But rules changes should be considered in light of the fact that the Senate is not the House of Representatives. It serves a very different constitutional purpose, and the existence of the filibuster remains important to ensuring the balanced government the Framers envisioned.
Indeed, the history of the Senate is that of a struggle between compromise and intransigence. During that long struggle, certain traditions have been adhered to by members on both sides of the aisle. Whenever anyone moves to change one of those traditions, in a way that might diminish the comity on which this body must function, I believe they should do so very carefully if at all. Regardless, I continue to have faith that, out of the debates of this Senate – out of the frustrations of some and the intransigence of others – we will eventually find our way toward the next great compromises we need to solve many of our problems, compromises that will keep America great.
I am incredibly proud of the opportunity I have had to work on important issues during my brief service in the United States Senate. I feel especially privileged to have served in this historic Congress, when there were so many great challenges facing this country. During my first month in office more than 700,000 Americans lost their jobs on the heels of the economic collapse in late 2008. Action by the federal government to stop further decline was critical. And we acted. I was proud of my vote for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
I believe that ARRA worked to arrest the financial free fall and to jump-start the economic recovery. All across Delaware I have seen the benefits of this law -- the investments in infrastructure and education and new technologies for our future, and I have met with the people whose jobs were saved, or who found new employment that flowed from these investments.
We succeeded in passing many other initiatives to foster growth and to bring much needed help to those who have been hit the hardest by the recession. We actually did a great many things that I firmly believe make us a stronger country.
As you grow older, you realize that life is not about what you accomplish or about winning. It's about having tried, and I feel good that I have tried my best.
I was so pleased to work with Senators Leahy and Grassley on the Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act, to chair oversight hearings in the Judiciary Committee on law enforcement efforts to pursue financial fraud associated with the financial crisis, and to sit with my friend Senator Levin as he and the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations held hearings on financial fraud. I was honored to have been a part of two Supreme Court confirmation hearings, for Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.
I had the distinct honor of serving on the Foreign Relations Committee with Chairman John Kerry and Ranking Member Dick Lugar, as well as on the Armed Services Committee with Chairman Levin and Senator John McCain. I made two trips to Israel and the Middle East, three trips to Afghanistan and Pakistan, and four trips to Iraq. We must build our civilian capability for engaging in counterinsurgency, and this Congress we passed legislation to enhance civilian-military unity of effort through joint training at Camp Atterbury.
Along with Senator Brownback, I co-founded the Senate Caucus on Global Internet Freedom to promote greater access to freedom of expression and freedom of the press online. I also highlighted the importance of U.S. public diplomacy efforts, especially international broadcasting. I have sought to raise awareness of limitations on press freedom in countries such as China and Iran through the passage of resolutions, and have co-authored legislation funding the development of Internet censorship circumvention technology in Iran.
I have also had the privilege of working to promote science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or STEM, education during my time in the Senate. As a former engineer, I know first-hand the importance of STEM education.
I spent much of my career in government service, and I decided early in my term to come to the Senate floor each week to recognize the contribution made to this country by our federal employees. I honored one hundred great federal employees from this desk, sharing their stories and accomplishments with my colleagues and the American people.
Last but not least, I have tried my hardest to be a voice for the average investor and to work for financial accountability and stability so that our economy can thrive. I authored legislation with my friend Senator Johnny Isakson to curb abusive short-selling. I gave seven major speeches from this floor calling upon the Securities and Exchange Commission to conduct a comprehensive review of equity market structure and high frequency trading and to advance reforms that promote clear and transparent markets. As I have said on this floor dozens of times, it is critical that we preserve the credibility of our markets, one of our nation's crown jewels, if our grandchildren are to live in the most economically powerful country in the world.
Finally, I repeatedly highlighted from the Senate floor the importance of the problem of "too big to fail" in the financial reform debate, working with Senator Sherrod Brown to offer the Brown-Kaufman amendment. While our amendment did not pass, I will forever be proud of the opportunity to work with Senator Chris Dodd and participate in the Senate debate on financial reform.
Mr. President, I could not have achieved anything during my term without the help and hard work of my excellent staff. I spoke earlier this week about the great Senate staff; they are vital to our work here. I want the American people to understand that one of the reasons I love the Senate is because it is filled with intelligent, hard-working people who are passionate about serving this country. This goes for staff and members alike.
The Senate is a magnet for those who feel called to public service. It is the destination for countless improbable journeys. Our constitutional Framers would have been relieved to see their noble experiment working – to know that in the Senate today serve a farmer from Big Sandy and a realtor from Cobb County, a Mayor from Lincoln and a former Army Ranger from Cranston, a social worker from Baltimore and a doctor from Casper.
All of them are here for the same reason – because they love this country and their communities dearly and want to give back. Their paths of public service may have been different in their first steps, but they converged here, and this is what continues to sustain my faith in the United States Senate.
Here, this leg of my own improbable journey comes to an end. Though I leave the Senate as a member, I will not be leaving the Senate behind. I will continue to teach about the institution to my students and encourage them to pursue their own paths in public service. I will continue to speak out on issues that I worked on here, because that important work – as always – goes on.
Mr. President, I love the Senate, and I will always cherish the unlikely opportunity I had to serve Delaware as its Senator.
With deep gratitude to those who have worked with me and stood by me through this journey – to my staff, my colleagues, my wife, Lynne, and our children and grandchildren – with appreciation to former Governor Minner and the people of Delaware for the responsibility they gave me, and with optimism and faith in the future of the United States Senate and this great nation of ours, for the last time - I yield the floor.
Senator Warner's full remarks, as prepared for delivery:
Mr. President, for a variety of reasons, turnover here in the United States senate has been more rapid recently than at most any other time in our history. For some of us, the turnover has been the result of elections. For some, it's been the result of passing of senate legends Ted Kennedy and Robert Byrd. And it is a result as well of filling senate seats once held by our president, vice president, and secretaries of state and in the interior. While most of us – I think i saw a number of my colleagues from the freshman class here earlier listening to my good friend and colleague from Delaware got here to the ballot box, we have been blessed to serve with some extraordinary individuals who were appointed to serve in this body. Perhaps no one stands out more in this regard than our colleague for the past 21 months, the gentleman from Delaware, Senator Ted Kaufman.
Most of us have come to know Senator Kaufman's service to this body well extends beyond the 21 months he served as a senator. In fact, as we just heard from his comments, he's off to remind all us freshmen, he actually has spent most of the last 20 years serving previously as a senate staffer. You know how many -- you know no matter how accomplished -- I've got former governors, former state senators, folks who have been superintendents of school boards, no matter what our background before we got here, the united states senate, we all have had a lot to learn about the peculiar institutions, rules, flow of this body. And I think i may speak for some of my colleagues in the class of 2008, Ted Kaufman has been an extraordinarily generous resource. He knows the rhythms of this institution.
He's been someone whose counseled us at times -- at least i can speak personally, my head was about to explode about some of the process -- to kind of sometimes recognize the need to tune out some of the ceaseless distraction, to recognize the great power of this institution. And, as he has demonstrated by his own conduct, that sometimes the best path is to keep your head down and do hard work.
Senator Kaufman in his speech went through the litany -- speech went through the litany of activities that he has participated in that short 21 months. I know we've got other members, but I want to speak about two of them briefly. One was the incredibly important role he played on financial reform. And, secondly, this, I think perhaps much under recognized, but incredibly important role, a role that he's been kind enough to leave to me, pass the torch to me in terms of recognizing our federal workforce.
Senator Kaufman didn't serve on the banking committee, but in terms of nonmembers on the banking committee, there was nobody more active in financial reform on a host of issues than Ted Kaufman. We didn't all see eye to eye, but nobody approached issues with more thoughtfulness, more hard work, and more generosity of spirit that recognized that we could have different opinions, but we both realized that the financial system needed to be dramatically reformed.
But the area that I want to particularly call to attention is the fact that it was Ted Kaufman before virtually anybody else in this body, and for that matter beyond most of the commentators in the financial market, that spotted and identified what could be the first sign of the next potential financial crisis. The lack of transparency, particularly around high-frequency trading, and some of the techniques and tactics used by firms who institute that tool. And as the member who oftentimes had the privilege, respectfully, of sitting in the chair on Monday afternoons, I got to be educated by Ted Kaufman, and as he mentioned, as he went through an explanation of the challenges that this technique posed. And because of his actions and working with members across the aisle, he's raised the essential of the SEC to this very important issue.
And, again, this is an area I hope to pick up the baton on. Because the actions of May 6 in terms of the precipitous fall in the stock market could have been the warning shot in the ways of the techniques that Ted Kaufman has said let's bring transparency to.
Senator Kaufman has done something that perhaps most of us in this institution and for that matter most of the 300 million Americans don't pay much homage and respect to, and that is people who worked for the federal government. As somebody who devoted their life to public service and serving government, Senator Kaufman decided during his tenure that each and every week he would come down and recognize somebody who works in the federal government who was a star.
He's now recognized over 100 of these federal employees. Senator Kaufman has, again, reminded all of us that while we've got challenges in terms of getting the federal government right, we still have in the federal workforce the best in the world. And I, again, look forward to the honor of picking up that baton. Public service is never easy at any moment. But I can't think of a time in my 20 years around public service that times are tougher than now with the great kind of disregard about many of us who serve.
But, Mr. President, I can think of no better example of someone throughout his whole life who exemplified the best of public service, serving the staff role, serving as a senator, constantly calling us to our better angels, recognizing the great traditions of that body. So while we heard today that Senator Kaufman for the last time yielded the floor, at least it's my hope, and I believe the hope of many of my colleagues, that you will still continue to frequent this institution, that you'll still continue to be an individual that we can count on for respect, for guidance, and recommendations.
And I have to say that while you will be missed, this body will be greatly diminished by your absence. So, Mr. President, I, again, want to salute my colleague. I want to salute my friend. And I thank Senator Kaufman for his distinguished service to not only the people of Delaware but to the people of the United States. With that, I yield the floor.


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Day 2: Continue to Eisenach. In a guided tour of the historic old town, in its entirety landmarked and protected, see the Predigerkloster (preacher's monastery) and Predigerkirche (preacher's church) and its medieval carved statues and St. Ann's Church reminding of the hospital founded by Landgravess Elizabeth. Go on to the Bach House, Hellgrevenhof where 4-year-old Elizabeth first stayed during her journey, to the Neo-Gothic St. Elizabeth's Church dedicated to St. Elizabeth and to St. George's Church, the church where Louis and Elizabeth married, where Martin Luther sang in the boy choir and also where J. S. Bach was baptized. Continue to uphill Wartburg Castle, one of the Germany's most famous castles of the 11th century. Elizabeth was taken to the castle as a child and, for a short while, lived happily married to Louis IV bearing him three children. At the foot of the hill, Elizabeth had a hospital with 29 beds built and distributed goods and grains from the court's granaries to 900 paupers each day. Louis IV supported Elizabeth in everything. In 1227, after the death of her consort, Elizabeth left Wartburg Castle, urged by the new landgrave. Although living in poverty in the following years, Elizabeth was still benevolent and charitable towards the poor. Free time for you and your group to independently discover the historic chambers of the Wartburg Castle: the Palas 'Great Hall', Elizabeth Hallway, Kemenate Museum, as well as the Luther Room. Continue to Creuzburg Castle near Eisenach, a medieval castle built around the year 1170, residence of the Ludowingians and a favorite place of St. Elizabeth. Free time to explore the castle complex independently, for example the Kemenate (bower) of Elizabeth where she gave birth to her son Hermann II in 1222. Free time until you return to your hotel.
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Yesterday, we had Open House. Many people in our community came into our classroom to see the many things we are learning. Some of them even came in when we were spending some time learning about tide pools during a videoconference with a California State Park interpreter at Crystal Cove State Park. We were able to do this because of the assistance of LAUSD Educational Technology Group loaning the necessary equipment to hold this event.
Did you miss our Open House? Have no worries! That is why we are also sharing our classroom in this way. And below is your chance to see highlights of our videoconference session, which was edited using Windows Movie Maker and uploaded to TeacherTube.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Videoconference with California State Parks
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Field Trip to Cabrillo Beach and Marine Aquarium
Yesterday, we went to Cabrillo Beach and Marine Aquarium. For many of us, it was our first time seeing the beach. While we were there, we observed the wind, since we are also learning about it as well.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008
A-Hunting We Will Go
We just came back from our Spring Break, but we recalled the day before we went on break when we looked all over our kindergarten playground for colorful eggs. First, we decorated our bags to welcome the coming of Spring. Then, we went outside our classroom and discovered that eggs were scattered all over our playground. We each had to find no more than 15 eggs on this day. Some of us finished early and began helping our classmates find others that were hidden in places not easily found. After our egg hunt, we went into the classroom to count the number of eggs we each collected. After making sure that everyone had 15 eggs, we opened them to find surprises inside the egg containers.
Did you go on your own egg hunt this past break? How many did you find? What do you discover inside your eggs?
Did you go on your own egg hunt this past break? How many did you find? What do you discover inside your eggs?
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The Scholarship Game is a guide to the college application and scholarship selection processes written from the perspective of someone who just finished them.
The book provides a step-by-step walkthrough of the application process beginning with developing a resume and deciding where to apply, and ending with negotiating with colleges and making a final decision. It covers how to approach every aspect of a college application as well as tips for writing scholarship applications and breakdowns of every type of interview the author experienced during his own process.
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Tourist Attractions in the Philippines. Its More Fun in the Philippines!
Its More Fun in the Philippines.
There is a lot of tourist attraction in Philippines, like Islands, Mountains, and etc. It is a place of interest where tourists visit, typically for its inherent or exhibited natural or cultural value, historical significance, natural or built beauty, offering leisure, adventure and amusement.
Be a tourist in your own tourist attraction. Enjoy your own country it is more fun in the Philippines.
Here are some places you should visit in our homeland.
Vigan, Ilocos Sur.
Indulge in the Philippines' rich legacy when you visit Vigan. UNESCO deemed it as a World Heritage Site and described it as "an exceptionally intact and well-preserved example of a European trading town in East and Southeast Asia." Let its brick roads and mansion-like structures take you back to the Spanish era. While you're there, don't forget to have hot chocolate, empanada, and longganisa with egg and rice!
Sagada, Mountain Province
Where do broken hearts go? To Sagada. But you don't have to be heartbroken to visit this marvelous place. Unleash your adventurous side by hiking inside caves and exploring hot spring destinations. Also, check out Bokong and Bomod-ok Falls, Echo Valley, and Marlboro Mountain.
Underground River in Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Subterranean River (or Underground River) is considered as a World Heritage Site and is also one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It stretches for 8.2-kilometers and is said to be the longest navigable underground river in the world. You can take a tour inside the underground river and be mesmerized with the view of sleeping bats and stalactites surrounding the cave.
Batanes Islands
welcomed by vast pastures and greenery once you step foot on the beautiful island of Batanes. Take stunning photos at Racuh Apayaman, dubbed as the Marlboro Country of the Philippines. If you're up for something more challenging, hike up the dormant Mt.Iraya in Basco. Be sure to also check out the stone houses around Savidug and Chavayan.
Tubbataha Reef, Cagayancillo, Palawan
Tubbataha Reef is recognized for its remarkable coral reefs and is among the top eight diving sites in the world, according to CNN. To visit Tubbataha Reef's isolated location, divers have to take a 10-hour trip from Puerto Princesa. Most divers leave after dinner and arrive in Tubbataha early the next morning.
Camiguin Island
The White Island sand bar and Mantigue Island are not only great scenic places, but also perfect spots for swimming and snorkeling. If you're looking for a more private spot, head over to Katibawasan Falls or the more secluded Tuawasan Falls.
Camotes Island, Cebu
Looking for a beach where you can sunbathe undisturbed? Then you should check out Santiago Bay and Mangodlong–they have glistening waters and a very relaxed shore. If you're planning to travel with your man, head over to Lake Danao or "Lover's Lake" (called such because of its isolation). It's a 700-hectare lake in Pacjian and is considered the biggest natural lake in Cebu.
Apo Island, Negros Oriental
Another perfect spot for diving and snorkeling, Apo Island in Dumaguete is said to have over 650 documented species of fish and estimated to have over 400 species of corals. Meet different kinds of species when you go snorkeling in clear, clean water. Also, the fees you pay are donated to the conservation of the fish sanctuaries in the area. This means you enjoy the place while helping preserve its natural beauty.
Samal Island, Davao del Norte
There are a lot of resorts in Samal Island, but if you're looking for a more natural environment, have a cooling and refreshing swim in Hagimit Falls–a shallow multi-tiered waterfall that is perfect for a relaxing afternoon. You could also try scuba diving in Mansud Wall and Talikud Island or try catching the Vanishing Island which can only be seen during low tide.
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For the past 33 years...
...the youth group at Trinity United Methodist Church has taken summer trips to Appalachia to work with Appalachia Service Project (ASP). ASP provides one of the most rewarding structured service opportunities in the nation -- bringing thousands of volunteers from around the country to rural Central Appalachia to repair homes for low-income families. Their goal is to make homes "warmer, safer and drier" for needy families. And for more than 40 years, they've done exactly that for thousands of families.
Since 1969, more than 300,000 volunteers from across the nation have repaired 15,000 homes and, in the process, Appalachian families, volunteers, and staff have been immeasurably blessed.
Today, with the help of 17,000 volunteers each year, our goal remains to make homes warmer, safer and drier for families in need. Yet ASP is more than a home repair program. It also provides a unique framework that fosters transformational experiences for volunteers, families served, and staff -- by building relationships with each other that break down cultural, social and economic barriers. We often hear of significant life changes resulting from the ASP experience: of families renewing their faith in the goodness of others, of people newly motivated to continue their education, of young adults choosing careers of service. No one walks away from the ASP experience unchanged. The results are truly amazing!
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|The problem to allow two parties (say Alice and Bob) to sign an electronic contract online fairly is an interesting problem and it has been studied for a long time. Optimistic fair exchange (OFE) is an efficient remedy to this problem, which incorporates a semi-trusted third party called arbitrator, who will be called in to resolve a dispute during an exchange between Alice and Bob. It should be noted that the arbitrator is not required to be fully trusted, or else such an entity may not be available in practice. To reduce the trust level of the arbitrator, the requirement that the arbitrator should not be able to produce a full signature without the signer's content has been proposed in literature. Nevertheless, we observe that the existing OFE models do not capture the realistic situation that the arbitrator itself should not be able to generate a partial signature on a new message. This requirement is essential since we only put a partial trust towards the arbitrator, but on the other hand, we also assume that the arbitrator will not do such a forgery. Therefore, to reflect this situation, we propose an enhanced model of OFE that explicitly captures this requirement. We demonstrate the difference between our enhanced model and the existing chosen-key model through a concrete OFE scheme that serves as a counterexample. Since our model is strictly stronger than the existing model, we investigate the security of the existing schemes in our enhanced model. Interestingly, we show that OFE schemes based on verifiably encrypted signature and those based on ring signature can remain secure in our enhanced model given slight modifications to the primitives.
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its been a while since I've logged on and wanted to see if there were any camps you might be having late May. Have a conference in Brisbane but I've decided to drive up from the NSW far south coast and do a bit of exploring as being originally from Perth I haven't driven or explored the stretch from Port Stephens northwards.
If there's no trips planned I wondered if you might have suggestions of 'must do's' while I'm up your way. Toying with idea of going to North Stradbroke for a day or two just to see it while I'm there and maybe take in a bit of yak whale watching - though may be a tad early for big numbers of them I'm guessing - though last year they were spotting them at Hervey Bay by late April so fingers crossed.
Toying also with Forster-Tuncurry, Bellingen or Ballina but realise that's not really nearby.
Would appreciate any thoughts on your special places. Probably going to do a bit of camping so out of the way places I'm set up for too.
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Princeton, N.J. >> The Villanova women's basketball needed a stop to keep its unbeaten start to the season alive and repel an upset-minded Princeton.
The plan was to switch everything.
Bridget Herlihy blocked a 3-point attempt as time expired and the 25th-ranked Wildcats held on to beat the Tigers, 62-59, despite failing to score in the final four minutes after they took a nine point lead on Wednesday night.
"We go over that situation stuff in practice everyday," senior guard Alex Louin said. "We just wanted to switch everything and make sure they didn't get an open look. Bridget was actually pretty clutch. She had a couple 3s and had that block."
Louin finished with 16 points, Adrianna Hahn had 15 and Mary Gedaka chipped in 12 off the bench for Villanova (6-0), which is ranked in the Associated Press poll for the first time since 2004.
"We think it puts a target on our back," Louin said. "When we're playing top-25 teams, we're extra aggressive because if you beat at top-25 team your hopes of going to the (NCAA) tournament increase exponentially."
Princeton (3-2) led for over 24 minutes in an attempt to knock off a ranked opponent for the first time since a victory over No. 18 Rutgers in 1978.
"I don't think they're the better team, which says a lot for where we are," Tigers coach Courtney Banghart said. "You don't like to squander opportunities and this was an opportunity."
Sophomore Bella Alarie scored a game-high 29 points on 10-for-13 shooting and grabbed nine rebounds.
"If you haven't had a chance to see her live," Banghart said, "she's worth it."
Alarie, who spent the summer playing for USA basketball's U-19 team, entered play averaging 17 points per game. She was connected on all three of her attempts from beyond the arc and was 6-for-6 at the line.
"Our team fought the whole game," Alarie said. "I thought a lot of people stepped up. There was a lot of heart (and) energy on the court. Near the end of the game, we were cheering each other on more. We knew it was a toe to toe battle."
Villanova used a 14-5 run in the fourth quarter to take a 62-53 lead. Herlihy, who had a career-best eight points, scored five during the run.
Alarie had all 11 Tiger points in the fourth quarter until Abby Meyers made a layup with 40.9 seconds left that cut the deficit to three.
Neither team scored in the final 40 seconds — Hahn missed a pair of free throws and after Princeton advanced the ball with a timeout, Herlihy blocked Gabrielle Rush's 3-point attempt.
"Eventually, we made some big shots and were able to get up nine," Villanova coach Harry Perretta said. "We've been doing the same thing every game and just hanging on at the end. … I don't know how much longer it can last, but right now it's good enough."


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An actress has been found to play the mutant sharpshooter and X-Force member.
We've been hearing about the search for an actress to take the role of Domino for a while now, and it seems the quest has come to an end with the hiring of Zazie Beetz. Best known as Vanessa on Donald Glover's hit FX series Atlanta, the German-born actress has also been seen in the Netflix show Easy and a smattering of films and other TV programs.
The announcement of her casting was made by Ryan Reynolds, who posted an image of a group of dominoes in which Beetz's name was spelled out:
The rumored list of actresses who tested for Domino was impressive, including Mary Elizabeth Winstead (10 Cloverfield Lane), Lizzy Caplan (Now You See Me 2), Sienna Miller (G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra), Sofia Boutella (Star Trek Beyond), Stephanie Sigman (Spectre) and Sylvia Hoeks (Blade Runner 2049).
Now Reynolds and director David Leitch just have to find the man to play Cable, with names ranging from Avatar's Stephen Lang (still the best choice) to Stranger Things sheriff David Harbour all running through the rumor mill in recent weeks.
A mercenary and mutant whose abilities include enhanced reflexes as well as fighting skills and extraordinary marksmanship, Domino (real name Neena Thurman) also possesses the ability to initiate random telekinetic acts that affect probability in her favor as long as she is participating or taking action in a way that she can affect the outcome.
She has also been a member of Cable's X-Force paramilitary mutant team and has even briefly been part of the X-Men in the quarter century she's been around in the comics, which means that Beetz is probably signing a contract for multiple films.
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Auto Insurance in Pennsylvania
Like every other state, Pennsylvania requires anybody operating a vehicle on its roadways to have minimum liability insurance. What's different about Pennsylvania is that it's a no-fault state requiring a minimum of $5,000 in medical benefits coverage. That's called threshold medical coverage. If a person exceeds that $5,000 threshold, they get two options, depending on the coverage they have. The first option involves a limited right to sue, while the second option involves a full right.
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Julia goes Camping with Her 8-Month Baby Bump
Mommy and me… by the campfire.
Pregnant actress Julia Stiles braved the great outdoors over the weekend, visiting the Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington state to see Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats perform with Kings of Leon.
"That time I went camping, nearly eight months pregnant, just to see @nathanielrateliff and the @nightsweatsnc," Stiles wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of herself cradling her baby bump and toting a maternity pillow, with tents visible in the background.
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Stiles' rep confirmed to PEOPLE exclusively in June that the 36-year-old star and her fiancé Preston J. Cook are expecting their first child.
The parents-to-be met on the set of 2015's Blackway, where Cook worked as a camera assistant, and got engaged on Christmas Eve 2015.


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I have found what I think is the driver for the Avance Logic ALS4000 sound card. I have not had a chance to try it yet, but I thought I would let you know that I have found something. I got it from www.realtek.com.tw/htm/download/driver.asp?model=ALS4000&category=2
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