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Beth Ditto wants you to wear something fuckin' incredible.
Beth Ditto has been a body-positive fashion icon for some time now, but today marks a new chapter in her stylish career: The Gossip singer has just launched her debut clothing line for sizes 10 to 24.
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The line was a long time coming; Ditto has previously collaborated on a collection with retailer Evans, and released a shirtdress this year in partnership with her friend Jean Paul Gaultier.
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Hotel Carlton´s Fachade Renovation
The Hotel Carlton is renewing the surface of his fachade with mineral paintings, which advanced technology is respectful with the environment. The improvements are carried out for the conservation of the front, embellishment and satisfaction of the persons who visit the Hotel and walk along Bilbao.
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The Doe Run Company's lead mining operations take place 1,250 feet beneath the Earth's surface, at the Southeast Missouri Mining and Milling Division (SEMO). Located in Missouri's Viburnum Trend, which is renowned for its high-purity deposits of lead ore, mining and milling has taken place here for more than 50 years. SEMO's lead mining operations produce about 250,000 tons of lead concentrates annually.
Doe Run outfits its modern lead mining operations with computer networks, air, power, water, telephones, lunchrooms, offices and maintenance shops. Elevator shafts transport mine crews, supplies and equipment underground. Heavy equipment needed underground is disassembled above ground before being reassembling underground for use. SEMO mines operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with about 300 employees underground at any given time.
Twenty-one miles of roadways connect four of Doe Run's mines, including Casteel, Buick, Brushy Creek and Fletcher. Doe Run also operates Sweetwater Mine and Mine No. 29, which are not connected to the other mines, but are located nearby.
Doe Run's SEMO division also serves as one of the largest employers in Southeast Missouri, with more than 900 employees.
Operating safely is a hallmark of Doe Run's lead mining operations, and SEMO is often recognized for safety leadership. Doe Run relies on its highly decorated mine rescue teams, who train specifically to respond to emergency situations. Teams stay sharp by regularly competing in mine rescue competitions. Doe Run's wins includethe national championship title at the 2014 and 2010 Mine Safety and Health Administration's (MSHA) Metal/Nonmetal National Mine Rescue Contests, along with other accolades at the regional and national level.
Doe Run and its predecessors have earned the National Mining Association's (NMA) prestigious Sentinel of Safety award, the highest honor in the mining industry, a combined 25 times since 1971, most recently achieving this honor for the Sweetwater Mine and Mill in 2011. All new Doe Run employees complete 40 hours of in-depth training on MSHA guidelines and participate in follow-up training throughout their careers. Companywide, employees participate in more than 15,000 hours of safety training annually.
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Don Det
I fell in love with this place. Located in Si Phan Don (Four Thousand Islands), this is about the chillest place on Earth. The vibe is so relaxed and welcoming, with plenty of activities to do. The whole island can be walked around in two hours, and is full of chickens, cows, and water buffalo. As of now, the island has no ATM, and internet service is spotty. However, it's such an amazing city: one I could easily stay in for months at a time.
Luang Prabang
If you hate Luang Prabang, there's really no hope for you. This charming city used to be the capital of Laos, and I can see why. It is wonderfully inviting and full of sites. I loved the night market, where there are all you can eat buffets for just 15,000 Kip (about $2). "Lovely" is the perfect word to describe the city, and I mean that with zero cynicism or distaste.
Ok, so I only spent one afternoon here while traveling between Don Det and Vientiane. My impression was that it was just a boring city, which I'm glad I had decided to skip. Fine, but why waste your time, when Laos has so many amazing cities to visit?
Vang Vieng
A really fun city, mostly known for crazy partying and tubing. While it may have a bit of a bad reputation, there is really a lot to do here. Bike rides are especially fun and bumpy. Some of the mountain views are stunning, and the town has a really nice vibe.
While not a particularly exciting place, Vientiane is a relaxing, fairly quiet capital city. A nice respite from the hectic capitals of the neighboring countries.


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Broken down, this means that, on average, 115 people die each day due to serious car wrecks. At Jaffe & Erdberg, we understand the complexities that may arise in Alabama auto accident cases. Our goal is to ensure that surviving family members of those killed-or those who are seriously injured-get the full amount of compensation they need and deserve.
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Kids are a priority here. We have Sunday school at 10:00. Sunday afternoons, kids from 3rd through 5th grade meet from 5:00 to 7:00 for fun, fellowship, and learning. For the singers in your family, We have a Cherub Choir that practices on Sunday mornings during the Sunday School hour and a Junior Choir (grades 1 through 5) that practices on Wednesday nights at 6:00 during the school year.
Youth meet Sunday mornings at 10:00 for Sunday small groups in the youth rooms. Youth from 6th through 12th grade also meet Sunday afternoons from 5:00 to 7:00 for SURGE (Seeking Unity in Relationships with God and Each other) Youth. The first Sunday of the month is our "FUNday." Our goal is to have fun and invite new people to be a part of our awesome youth group! The second and fourth Sundays we meet, eat, play, and study God's Word as it relates to our lives today. The third Sunday is our day to leave the church and work in the community. We call it our Labor of Love.
Women's Circles
The United Methodist Women meet regularly for laughter, friendship, and… food! They also make a huge difference by supporting missions.
- Lillian Hall Circle – 2nd Tuesday at 7pm
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The CBS Network station for the Norfolk/Hampton Roads area of Virginia is one of a few stations in the U.S. that still signs off for a little time on the weekends, though it airs their Weather Radar during the off-period instead of cutting the juice. The sign-off and sign-on is essentially the same video with slight changes in the visuals and the aural announcement. The ever-popular "Aim High" SSB from the U.S. Air Force follows the sign-off. The 2010 WTKR sign-off/on, linked below, is similar to this version here, except it is 16:9 widescreen and has a new SSB video.
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July is not just another month. It marks both the second half of the calendar year, the start of the third quarter 2014, and for some companies it may be the beginning of their fiscal year.
Use this evaluation to gauge the health of your business for the rest of 2014.
Are your books in order and you do have a regular way of balancing income and expenses?
Are you using the financial data to make future business decisions like finding one product or service line sells more than another. Is that line seasonal or does it have a promising future?
Are projects being turned around in a timely manner? For someone like me who provides content marketing services, I have to turn around a writing project in a timely manner as though I were manufacturing a product or building a house.
I've been writing articles and blog posts recently for a trade association focused on automation and the focus has been showing how automation improves output and quality for companies.
Marketing and Sales
Where are your recent customers or clients coming from? Retail outlets may adjust the use of social media or coupons while service firms may gauge the strength of customer referrals.
Is the promise of the company being communicated properly and sold to the customer with integrity?
What areas of the marketing and sales processes are working well and what other parts might need incremental change or an overhaul?
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Are your customers re-ordering and have any complaints gone unanswered? Business is about solving a problem or meeting a need. Have the needs been adequately met and does your client or customer feel more prepared or well-served and ready to face the next obstacle or pursue the next dream?
This checklist offers general categories but I trust they are useful for evaluating the current state of your operation.
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The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals' refusal to lift the injunction on Presisdnt Obama's executive amnesty programs is a "victory for the Constitution and the American people," according to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-VA).
"President Obama's executive overreach on immigration poses a clear and present danger to our Constitution and I am pleased that the President's actions continue to be halted so that the states' lawsuit can continue to move forward," Goodlatte says.
Earlier in the day, the court of appeals denied the administration's requested effort to overturn a lower court's preliminary injunction on Obama's executive amnesty programs — expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DAPA) and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA).
U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Hanen halted the programs in February after 26 states, led by Texas, challenged the executive actions.
Goodlatte was one of many Republican lawmakers who praised the Tuesday ruling.
"By acting unilaterally to rewrite our nation's immigration laws, President Obama has disregarded the will of the American people and violated the Constitution. Such lawlessness must be stopped so that we preserve the separation of powers in the Constitution and protect individual liberty," Goodlatte added.
Earlier in the month Goodlatte joined Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) as well as Sens. John Cornyn (R-TX), and Ted Cruz (R-TX) to file an amicus brief with the American Center for Law and Justice in support of the continued injunction. According to Goodlatte's office, 88 Representatives and 25 Senators signed onto the brief.


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UMass Cracks Top-10 For First Time Since 2000
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AMHERST, Mass. - After steadily climbing throughout the first month of the season, UMass field hockey (5-2) has reached No. 10 in the latest Kookaburra/NFHCA Division I National Coaches Poll released on Tuesday. Head coach Justine Sowry's Minutewomen, who were ranked 17th in the preseason poll, and then 15th and 11th in the next two polls, haven't been ranked as high in nine years.
The last time UMass was ranked as high in the poll was when it came in at #8 in the Nov. 7, 2000 poll. UMass reached a high of #7 on Oct. 3 of that season.
After posting a 1-0 victory over #20 Providence in the season opener on Aug. 29, the Minutewomen hosted Boston University and #9 Iowa the weekend of Sept. 4-5. UMass dropped a hard-fought 3-2 overtime decision to the Terriers before knocking off the Hawkeyes the following day, 4-3. The last time the Minutewomen defeated a higher ranked opponent was on Sept. 30, 2000, a 2-1 victory over #7 UConn at Garber Field.
A #15 ranking in the Sept. 8 poll resulted, and UMass carried that into its first road games of the season on Sept. 11 and 12 against Albany and #12 James Madison. Great defensive play in both resulted in a pair of 1-0 victories and gave the squad a 4-1 record.
The Minutewomen then reached #11 in last week's poll, which they took into a big home weekend series against Northeastern and #9 Boston College. UMass won convincingly over the Huskies on Saturday, 4-0. On Sunday, the Minutewomen scored first, but eventually fell in overtime to the Eagles, 2-1, in a hard-fought contest.
Despite the loss and all of its seven opponents being among the top 26 vote-getters in the NFHCA poll, UMass' 5-2 record is tied for its best start since 2000.
The two-time defending Atlantic 10 champions return to action this weekend when they travel to Vermont on Saturday for a 2 p.m. game and to Quinnipiac on Sunday for a 3 p.m. contest.
Potts Named A-10 Player of the Week
Junior defender Makaela Potts (Sydney, Australia) was named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week on Monday for her efforts over the weekend that saw UMass go 1-1. The 2008 All-American recorded a career-high four points on one goal and two assists in a 4-0 win over Northeastern with her mother, Trudy, and twin sister, Kirsten, visiting from Australia to watch her play for the first time.


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Reporter: Angus Verley
It can be tough for science students and staff in the bush, where subjects and facilities are often limited.
That's why, since 2011, the John Monash Science School has been operating a regional exchange program, taking them out of the country and giving them a fresh taste of science.
It's a long way from Boort to Monash…but these students say it's worth the effort.
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ANGUS VERLEY: I'm in the small farming community of Boort, in north-west Victoria, population 773. Sian Mackley is a biology teacher here and she went on exchange to John Monash last year.
SIAN MACKLEY: We just don't have the facilities, we don't have the resources, we don't have the funding, so we need that exchange program. They're set up for many, many exciting genetic practicals which are very difficult to operate here.
ANGUS VERLEY: Sian's love for science is something the school looks for in its regional exchange applicants.
SIAN MACKLEY: All they want from the student is that love of science, that desire to know more, to be curious, to find out, to discover.
ANGUS VERLEY: It's a long way from Boort to John Monash, on the grounds of Monash University in Clayton. Lisa Horsley is in charge of the exchange program, where people replace the slow pace of the country with the bustle of the city.
LISA HORSLEY: It's to bring kids into a really supportive environment for science, so they're surrounded by 600 students who all really love science and they might not necessarily get that at their own schools. We're saying, come for three weeks, get really excited about it, and take that passion back to your school.
ANGUS VERLEY: Regional staff too face challenges.
LISA HORSLEY: I know it can be really hard in regional areas where you've got maybe a biology teacher, but they're teaching the chemistry and the physics as well, so to be able to support them is really important for us as well.
ANGUS VERLEY: In the future the exchange program may move into the virtual sphere.
LISA HORSLEY: We're also looking at other ways that we can teach our subjects to students in their own schools, so we're looking at using video conferencing or online delivery so that students can stay in the schools where they are but still have access to the resources that we've got.
ANGUS VERLEY: Back in Boort I caught up with Hannah Moresi, who went on exchange earlier this year.
HANNAH MORESI: I thought well, I'm not really sure how I feel about science, so I thought they've got heaps of subjects so I thought I could go and have a go and see how it was. I think it's a really good opportunity, especially if you're not sure about science. And it's not just for the science experience; it's good to go to Melbourne for three weeks and experience going to that school.
ANGUS VERLEY: For Hannah, this meant exploring the city with her host family. Their roles were reversed over the winter holidays when the family visited Boort.
HANNAH MORESI: They actually came down to Boort and stayed with us for three days I think it was. We got to show them around Boort, how the country people live, and they got to experience things that we do. It was really fun.
ANGUS VERLEY: Year 11 student Steph Couper has been busy chasing her dream after returning from the school last year.
STEPH COUPER: I wanted to be a marine biologist before I went there and then yeah, once I got there and learnt a lot more I decided I would be more interested in medicine.
ANGUS VERLEY: Steph was able to bring her new knowledge back to Boort and share it with junior classes.
STEPH COUPER: Part of the program was to come back and teach our school a little bit more about science and what I had learnt so I attended a couple of classes and taught them a little bit about the immune system and how it works.
ANGUS VERLEY: Steph has no regrets about participating in the program that drastically altered her career direction.
STEPH COUPER: I was worried about going but yeah; it really paid off in the end. It was just the best experience ever and I'm really glad I did it. It changed my life.


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|My beloved little family, outside the Alamo
Back to cooking this week. *sigh* :-) Here's what we're eating!
Monday - Peppered Shrimp Alfredo, Garlic Bread, Caesar Salad
Tuesday - Broiled Tilapia Parmesan, Butter Rolls, Spinach
Wednesday - Biscuits and Sausage Gravy, Eggs, Fruit
Thursday - Slow Cooker Barbecue Ribs, Corn, Caesar Salad
Friday - Leftovers
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Behaviour: They are active at morning and evening and are reputed for making peculiar calls in chorus. Hoolock gibbons are timid and inoffensive. These diurnal animals live in small troops. They are known to have a special liking for spiders.
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CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Pure Play Media on Thursday introduced a new studio called Cum Louder. Billed as featuring "Europe's Hottest Girls," the reality studio will kick off with four titles in March.
The debut title is "Bitch Confessions Vol. 1," featuring voluptuous performers. The second title is "Handjob Goddess Vol. 1."
The third release will be "Porn Heros Vol. 1," which toes the line between gonzo and parody, featuring "Airon Man," "The Incredible Julk," "Wolverinex, and "Thor, God of Fuckers." The fourth title scheduled is "Boobday Vol. 1."
Michael, sales rep for Pure Play Media, said, "Reality features are always a strong title category in the market, and Cum Louder's raw, European brand of reality entertainment is a welcome addition to Pure Play's diverse roster. We anticipate doing extremely well with this line, and look forward to their official release with us in March."
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Denia, a charming town, situated half way between Valence and Alicante, and a few kilometres from Javea, is very accessible. It is a very pleasant town, with its fine, sandy beaches, rocky coves, a highly reputed gastronomy, based on fish and sea-food, a historical past and its nature park 'El Mongo'
The recently built residence Elegance, made up of 4-storey buildings equipped with lift, offers holiday rentals in Denia 400m from the sandy beach "Las Marinas", 1km from the town of Denia and 7km from the La Sella golf course. Shops and restaurants are nearby.
Denia, located at an equal distance between Valencia and Alicante and a few miles from Javea, is a very pleasant town with much to offer : sandy beaches, small rocky coves, a much appreciated gastronomy based on fish and shellfish, a rich historical heritage and its own natural park "El Mongo".
Outdoor, non-heated swimming pool and paddling pool (open according to weather conditions)
Free covered parking space
Free access to sauna, small gym
Internet room
Free Wifi in communal areas
This residence is made up of holiday rentals in appartments for 4/6 people with a separate kitchen with ceramic hob, fridge, oven, dishwasher and washing machine, living/dining room with TV (Spanish channels), bedrooms, bathroom with toilet, furnished balcony and air conditioning in the living room.
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Deposit to be paid on site on arrival in cash or credit card imprint : €150 / apartment
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Check-in & check-out :
Check-in from 5pm to 7pm
In the case of late arrival after 8pm please inform the agency as soon as possible. You will be told the procedure to follow.
Check-out by 10am. Please leave the accommodation clean and tidy.
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In the case of a problem on your arrival or during your stay :
• Contact the reception and the personnel on site will do their best to resolve the problem.
• If the problem is not resolved on site, please contact the Odalys Vacances reservation call centre on +33 4 88 71 00 40 from Monday to Saturday.
- Bed and bathroom linen
- Covered car park (1 parking space per apartment)
- Entry to the swimming pool, paddling pool and communal garden area
- Access to the sauna, gym and Internet room
Price guide only, subject to modification, to be paid on site
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- Pets not allowed
• ID card or passport required for all guests (babies included). Drivers licence not valid.
• Please pay attention to your personal belongings and/or make use of the safe at reception (if applicable) during your stay. Odalys Vacances cannot be held responsible for damage or theft of personal belongings.
While on Holiday in Denia, enjoy some of the following activities and things to do:
- Water sports: SCUBA diving, boat trips, jet-skiing, sailing, sailing, kayaking
- Tennis, cycling on the many tracks
- Golf
- Quad biking
- Horse riding
• Free bed linen, in your holiday rental
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• Free bathroom linen, in your holiday rental
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• End of stay cleaning service included. Enjoy your holiday to the very last minute !
For a truly relaxing holiday, Odalys look after everything right to the very last minute. (Please note: kitchen area not included). Please leave the accommodation in good order.
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- Archeology museum
- Zoo
- Golf club La Selle (8km away)
- El Montgo natural park
- "Terra Mitica" theme park
- "Aqualandia" in Benidorm
- Trips to Ibiza (2-hour crossing by boat)
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Originally published by Hawai'i Magazine, September/October 2014
On a 1,100-acre stretch of pristine North Shore wetlands, biologists at the James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge have been quietly working to protect and increase populations of endemic Hawaiian waterbirds, seabirds and their native habitat for nearly four decades.
Story by Mary Vorsino
CHARLES VAN REES holds a small canvas sack to his chest gingerly as he steps into a sparse office trailer at the James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge on O'ahu's North Shore. "This is a really mellow one," says the Tufts University doctoral student, motioning his chin toward the catch bag. Inside is an endangered 'alae 'ula (Hawaiian moorhen). Its distinctive red crown, he explains, identifies the bird as an older male. Rees delicately secures plastic and metal tracking bands around the bird's spindly legs before measuring, weighing and tucking it back into the catch bag. He sets the bird free in the shallow pond where he caught it, and watches as it disappears into a thicket of high grass and back into the refuge.
On an island once populated by many natural marshes since decimated or threatened by development, endangered Hawaiian waterbird species like the 'alae 'ula have found a home in the James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge's 1,100- acre oceanside expanse. Established in 1976 by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the protection of waterbirds—on acreage once used by shuttered-in-1971 Kahuku Sugar Mill as settling ponds for washing sugarcane—the refuge is now also home to endangered seabirds, migratory shorebirds and native plant species.
Four species of endangered endemic waterbirds—the 'alae 'ula, ae'o (Hawaiian stilt), 'alae ke'oke'o (Hawaiian coot) and koloa maoli (Hawaiian duck)—have flourished here in numbers seen nowhere else in the Islands. Hawaiian monk seals and honu (green sea turtles) are now frequent visitors to the refuge's pristine, undeveloped coastline. Earlier this year, a pair of nēnē (Hawaiian geese) showed up unexpectedly at the refuge and hatched two goslings. The once-endangered endemic Hawai'i state bird can be seen in the wild on the Big Island, Maui and Kaua'i, but the nēnē pair at Campbell refuge was the first to nest on O'ahu since the 1700s.
"When I'm swashing around in the wetland, I really can't help but get the feeling that what I'm seeing is O'ahu as it was, pre-Western contact," says Rees, who is researching the movement pattern of the 'alae 'ula at the refuge as part of his doctoral studies. "This is really the environment that all of these endangered waterbirds evolved for. Without it, they're really at risk."
Despite the awe Campbell Refuge instills in biologists like Rees and local birders, its existence is surprisingly little-known, even among longtime O'ahu residents. You won't find it in many travel guides or O'ahu "must-see" lists for visitors. The refuge—named after noted 19th-century Hawai'i industrialist and landowner James Campbell, whose estate once owned the acreage—is accessed solely by a narrow road off Kamehameha Highway, between the small town of Kahuku and the Turtle Bay Resort, and identified only by a small sign. And, though public access to the fragile wetlands has always been limited, the refuge is, for now, completely closed to the public.
Earlier this year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service elected to cancel public tours for the refuge's 2014-2015 October-to-February visitor season due to staffing reductions. The agency hopes to open the refuge to the public again for next year's visitor season. If it does, however, a return to its limited- public-access schedule is expected: two weekly tours, capped at 30 people each, who must call ahead to reserve spots. (The refuge is usually closed to the public from March through September for breeding and fledging season.)
The visitor restrictions protect the refuge's fauna and flora and ensure its fragile ecosystem isn't overwhelmed by foot traffic. Kenneth Griggs, acting project leader for the O'ahu and Maui National Wildlife Refuge Complexes, says the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service supports public access but makes preserving the refuge habitat its priority.
"These species have been pushed to the brink of extinction through the loss of wetland habitat and the introduction of exotic predators," says Griggs. "There are very few places left in the Hawaiian Islands that have the habitat native water birds need."
On a cool June morning, Griggs leads me along winding grass paths and footbridges offering up-close views of the refuge's Hawaiian marsh ecosystems. He explains that, though natural, the wetlands require human maintenance. The USFWS employs a three-person staff at Campbell and two other preserves on O'ahu specifically for trapping predators—such as feral cats and mongoose—controlling invasive plants and maintaining a complex system of aquifers that ensure water levels in the refuge's central marshes are kept at the right levels: neither too deep, nor too shallow.
At Campbell Refuge, flocks of endangered birds rarely seen on more people-crowded Hawai'i shorelines are everywhere, even foraging on a recently mowed lawn. Hold still in one location for a bit and your patience will be rewarded with the appearance of baby waterbirds venturing out into the shallow waters.
Wetlands such as those at Campbell Refuge were once ubiquitous on O'ahu. Waikīkī and much of the landscape mauka (towards the mountains) of the world-famous resort area were once large marshes, drained at the turn of the 20th century to make way for development. As wetlands disappeared, Hawaiian waterbird populations began to plummet.
The 'alae 'ula was one of these species. By the 1940s, there were only about 50 Hawaiian moorhen left in the wilds of O'ahu and Kaua'i. Today, thanks in no small part to efforts at the James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge, the population of 'alae 'ula on O'ahu—with Kaua'i, still the only two places on Earth where the species is found—is believed to be around 500.
The decision to cancel this year's public visiting season disappointed frequent refuge visitors and birders. But it's likely no group took it harder than Campbell's volunteer tour guide staff, a dedicated cadre of birders who believe strongly in the power of education to protect natural places.
Longtime volunteer tour leader Dick May explained to me his belief that people are more likely to take ownership of the act of preservation if they can see what they're protecting.
"If you have a refuge that has public support, then the refuge stays," he says. "[Campbell] offers the kind of tourism that doesn't cost a lot and something different than shopping at a mall."
I'm already crossing my fingers hoping that visiting season 2015 happens. You might want to do the same.


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Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, on Wednesday said the Year 2016 will be tough going by the crisis in the economy triggered by a sharp decline in the national revenue by more than 55 per cent.
He, however, expressed optimism that his government will finish strong despite the negative economic indicators.
Speaking during a meeting with traditional rulers from Edo Central Senatorial district on Wednesday, the Governor said "it is clear from all indicators that the coming year is likely to be very tough with the continued decline in revenue and rising expectation on the part of our people and with many state governments, local governments, and perhaps, even some federal agencies defaulting in the payment of salaries and allowances.
"The level of strike activities in the economy is going to be very high and of course, the level of unemployment is already unacceptably high and it could get even higher if we are not careful.
"So we have a lot of challenges ahead, but I am very confident that the President is determined and has the political will to do the needful and ensure the country remains stable and safe. The rest of us as state governments have responsibilities, working with the local governments and your good selves, the traditional rulers, to ensure that there is peace.
"In Edo State, we have done our best, even as things are, to ensure that we pay salaries as and when due. I believe our civil servants, teachers, everybody have been paid and have got their alerts so they would have something to celebrate their Christmas, but it not likely to be so in many other states, but we are the heartbeat of the nation. We must be positively different from the rest.
"So, we are trying to ensure that we sustain this tradition of meeting our wage obligation, because if we do not, I am clear that the consequences are huge. But thank God, the year is ending on a happy note as in Edo State, we have paid our salaries before the Christmas."


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CONNOR WICKHAM says few teams in the Premier League will be fitter than Sunderland next season after their overseas exertions.
The Black Cats resumed training at the Academy of Light yesterday after spending the bulk of their pre-season campaign in foreign climes.
Paolo Di Canio took his side to Italy for a 10-day training camp, just four days after the start of pre-season, before Sunderland's players headed to Hong Kong for the Barclays Asia Trophy following 48 hours of respite.
England Under-21 striker Wickham expected Sunderland's pre-season to be draining, yet says Di Canio's regime will reap its rewards when the Premier League gets underway.
The 20-year-old told the Echo: "We went to Italy for a couple of weeks and were only back for two days before going out to Hong Kong.
"Now we're back in the North East, we'll be one of fittest teams in the league, without a doubt.
"So hopefully, we can use Hong Kong and Italy as a stepping stone for the start of the season.
"It's been difficult, but all of the lads were expecting a difficult pre-season.
"We've all dealt with it and completed all the runs and the games.
"We are feeling fitter and stronger in the games, so I think it's only going to help us and improve us as a team."
Sunderland demonstrated the benefits of their fitness programme in Hong Kong, with two encouraging displays in the Barclays Asia Trophy.
The extra sharpness of Di Canio's side saw them beat Spurs 3-1, before succumbing 1-0 to Manchester City in the final.
Although Wickham was deflated to lose against City, he believes Sunderland made a statement about their conditioning by performing well in such rain-affected games.
"Obviously the conditions weren't great and then it started to rain halfway through both games," added Wickham.
"But there was nothing we could do. We just had to try to play our own game.
"They were playing on the same pitch as us so I don't think we can blame them.
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It didn't seem like a hard question
The class was filled with 4th graders. 10 and 11 year olds who were ready to take on the world. Who didn't yet have all the answers (that wouldn't come until they were teenagers) but who were willing to tackle any question thrown at them – as long as the effort didn't require a ton of reading and included snacks and a chance to move around. Luckily, I was their teacher and I had the same pre-requisites.
We were sitting around the room. And when I say that, I mean we were REALLY sitting around the room. On top of counters, under tables, on the floor. A couple of kids were sitting on chairs – backward. I told the class they should sit wherever they wanted as long as it was safe and didn't hurt anyone else. It was a perk of having class with a lunatic teacher. But we were in a Saturday afternoon program at my synagogue, and I felt like I needed to break the rules of classroom etiquette a bit, just to ensure a sense of novelty that would keep the kids engaged and paying attention.
"So who is God?" I ask, getting down to business, "Who is God to YOU. Not God the way Rabbi explains it, not the way your parents talk about it. Who is God to you, Sarah, Josh, (I name the rest of the class). Is God the Jimminy Cricket voice on your shoulder? The "dear diary" you check in with at the end of the day? The invisible friend who's with you all day? The dangerous super-parent you try to stay clear of to avoid being smited heavily?"
In the pause that follows, I think to myself "aaaaand that's the downside of having a lunatic teacher. You never know what's going to come out of his fool mouth."
Then the responses start tumbling forth. Answers. Revisions to answers. Ideas. Speculations. Questions in response to my question. It's bedlam: chaotic, jumbled, messy and utterly wonderful. By the end of the session, I'm energized – completely ready for the next phase of our weekly learning: the family group session.
Weekly Shabbaton goes like this: families come as a group. Everyone starts together for singing or prayer and announcements, and then breaks up into age-appropriate groups. The adults go with the Rabbi. Everyone studies the same text or topic, in greater or lesser depth depending on the group. Then 3 or 4 families come together to extend that learning as a smaller multi-generational group. The same teachers who worked with the kids facilitate these sessions, but because of simple logistics the kids often ended up with different teachers for the family learning session.
I was really looking forward to hearing what the parents had to say about their relationship with God. I was hopeful that they'd be brave enough to even share their doubts or concerns, just to allow the kids to see that this was a lifelong process that changed and grew.
"So…" I said to the families, once they were settled. (This time the seating was more traditional. Unsurprisingly, parents – and some grandparents – were less interested in sitting on counters or under tables.) "Parents, this is a question just for you to start things off: Who is God to YOU? What is your relationship to the Creator of All? When do you find yourself communicating to God?"
As the saying goes, you could hear crickets. Parents looked at each other, faces unreadable. Then back at me. The swelling enthusiasm I felt as the session began was deflating with a squealing noise that was practically audible. Was the question to pedantic? Had the Rabbi already given the "right" answer in his session and now everyone thought I was trying to lure them into a trap?
Finally one brave soul said "Your question makes me really uncomfortable. I've never really thought about God at all." This received enthusiastic nods of agreement from parents around the room.
"Really?" I respond, trying to cover my shock with a tone that I hoped sounded like I was inviting exploration rather than putting this person on the spot. But I was floored. Here we were, teaching as part of a congregation with a 150 year history. People had access to 3 different Rabbis and a cantor, not to mention a full staff of educators, many with s Master's degree in Jewish studies. And this was a new question?
I finished the session, allowing the kids present to buoy the discussion along. The adults, however, remained thoughtfully quiet.
A few days later I had a chance to relate the experience to the other teachers. I wanted their take on it. Was I being naieve? Did I present the material the wrong way?
"Wow," said one teacher. He was younger than me, but had been teaching in a Jewish setting for about 5 years more than I. "I never thought of it either. I just… you know… God was just God."
Over the years, a couple of the people present that day have caught up with me, and we revived the "Who is God" discussion. I still carry around unanswered questions myself. Was the adult response just a factor of the specific people in the room that day? Was it based on the way I presented the material, catching people off guard? Was it indicative of the movement the synagogue was part of?
Or did I really hit upon some unspoken, unasked, unexplored assumption of Judaism. Many Rabbis have asserted that a Jew need not believe in God, although my sense is that this assertion is more thereputic than dogmatic (as if to say "It's OK for you to feel that way right now. We know you will come around when you are ready.").
But is the flip side of this assertion that many communities have a "don't ask, don't tell" policy?
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It's interesting that you pose this now. Last Friday in the Cleveland Jewish News came the following article:
It speaks about how we as Jews have come to be afraid to discuss the true nature of the creator.
(By the way, the opening line of the article is supposed to read "Fear, O Israel, the Lord is our G-d, the Lord is One." I think we have witnessed a stupid editor trick – and it takes away from the intent and impact of the article.)
Your work, as always, is well written – the attitudes you describe unsurprising.
I so enjoyed going to the synagogue with your family on my brief long ago visit. I hope I'll get to do it again and I'm really enjoying keeping up with your teaching here. Thanks for sharing!


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Latitude: 51.3335 / 51°20'0"N
Longitude: -0.2673 / 0°16'2"W
OS Eastings: 520805
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OS Grid: TQ208607
Mapcode National: GBR 93.WTW
Mapcode Global: VHGRP.BR14
Entry Name: 66, High Street
Listing Date: 22 March 1974
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1028568
English Heritage Legacy ID: 290702
Location: Epsom and Ewell, Surrey, KT19
County: Surrey
District: Epsom and Ewell
Town: Epsom and Ewell
Electoral Ward/Division: Town
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Late C19. Red brick. Ashlar ground floor and quoins. Roughcast oriels. Tiled mansard roof with coped gables. Red brick chimneys. 3 storeys and attic. Moulded wooden eaves cornice with modillions. Ground floor rusticated, plinth rock-faced. 1 segment,-headed window , 1 doorway with blocked architrave and cornice above enriched keystone. 2 continuous segmental oriels on lst and 2nd floors with casements and glazing bars. 2 attic dormers, casements with glazing bars, moulded wooden cornices , and steep pedimented over.
East elevation has 2 segment-headed windows on ground floor. 1 range of casements and 1 continuous canted oriel on lst and 2nd floors with casements and glazing bars. 1 casement window in attic. Extension to north: 2 storeys and attic. 1 range of segment-headed sashes with glazing bars. 1 canted oriel. One attic dormer.
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Government says it is in the final stages of pushing for the passage of the Affirmative Action bill.
The bill when passed will require all sectors to reserve a percentage of their employment for women. It comes as the world marks International Women's Day today.
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A fundamental question in Natural Language Processing (NLP) is how to represent words. If we have a paragraph we want to translate, or a product review we want to determine whether is positive or negative, or a question we want to answer, ultimately the easiest building block to start from is the individual word. The main problem of this approach is that treating each word as just a symbol loses a lot of information. How can we tell from such a representation that the relationship between the symbol PAGE and the symbol PAPER is not the same as that between PAGE and MOON?
Some popular techniques exist that try to learn an abstract representation which identifies these relationships and preserves them. In essence, what these methods do is go over a huge body of text (a corpus), like the entire English Wikipedia, word by word, and come up…
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Bureaucratic Path to PhD Studies12 מאי, 2017 ב- 20:09 | פורסם בEnglish, ג'ון נאש, יצירתי, מנהלי | כתיבת תגובה
Here's the path I took, as a non-US-citizen, before moving to the US and starting a CS PhD program. I took the GRE and TOEFL around summer of 2015 and moved in August 2016.
I provide it as a reference for similar-minded folk, but keep in mind times change, circumstances vary, and I may have forgotten crucial steps. In any case, enjoy.
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Google's Translation Overhaul – Interview on IDF Radio17 אפריל, 2017 ב- 17:48 | פורסם ב15 דקות, English, אנגלית, עולם דיגיטלי, תרגום | תגובה אחת
This February, I gave an interview to Ido Kenan on Galei Tzahal (IDF Radio) about Google's upgraded Machine Translation system, including its claims that it learns an intermediary abstract language representation, an "Interlingua".
You can listen to the interview above this line, or here on Kenan's blog, where you can also read my writeup. Problem is, it's all in Hebrew! Well, what better than to use the fancy new Google Translate to render the thing into English?
Here it is, untouched. See how much you understand. (Retrieved March 16, 2017)
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Turnout, Burnout10 נובמבר, 2016 ב- 19:35 | פורסם בEnglish, פוליטיקה | כתיבת תגובה
Since Tuesday's elections, I've been hearing a lot about the alleged irresponsibility of the American voter, not turning out for the elections. At the same time, there has been the usual fuss over the electoral college system and how some states are meaningless to bother going out to vote.
I have yet to see a piece trying to tie the two together (please correct me if I'm wrong).
My claim is simple: citing the nationwide 56.5% figure as a strong indicator for voter apathy is somewhat misleading. If a Californian feels they don't see the point in voting (and registering beforehand), it's different than a Pennsylvania voter (in this elections cycle at least, but pretty much usually). It's unfair, but understandable, if there's a (say) 15 point difference in their turnout rates.
Let's look at the numbers then, shall we? On the x axis, we'll place the ultimate victory margin (collected Thursday from Wikipedia) as a proxy for how inclined an average voter was to believe that his vote would be crucial. It's not a perfect proxy of course, as there were some state-level surprises. Maybe poll margins prior to registration deadlines would have been a better one. The y axis will denote the voting turnout (collected from electproject.org).
Before the chart, observational data: of the 11 states with highest voter turnout rate, 10 ended up with a margin under 5%. Of the 10 states with margin under 4%, only one had a turnout of less than 60%. Now you can look at the chart, including a simple linear trend line.
As you can see, the results are pretty straightforward. With a not-bad correlation of 0.21, it seems voters chose to turn out based on how close they anticipated the race to be in their state. I didn't leave out the outliers but they're not shown in this chart (DC is always ridiculous, this time with an 86% victory margin. Hawaii significantly undervoted with a 34% turnout, way under the next, California at 45.5%). It was cool to see Utah as a special case here with its 3-way race – a 19% D-R margin brought significantly less people to the polls than Montana or Washington state who ended up with about the same margin.
All in all, the voters who mattered in this Presidential election (tough phrasing but that's the way it is) came in at about 65%, much higher than the national average.
It's worth noting that the numbers, even for the swing states, are still low compared to most of the democratic world. But I'll also note that the US has other factors going for it, such as the no-day-off thing, or the huge amount of expats allowed to vote, which is a unique characteristic. According to electproject, these compose roughly 2% of the eligible electorate.
Perfect Ambiguity12 ינואר, 2015 ב- 13:19 | פורסם בEnglish, אנגלית, אקדמיה, סמנטיקה | תגובה אחת
So, what does the text in parentheses mean?
- It's to be parsed as a template: <First> <Last>, meaning the first name should come first;
- It's an English-grammatical instruction (as in "first things first"): "Put your first name last", meaning the last name should come first.
I'm going with the first interpretation, but you gotta admit that this is a case where trying to make things clear only makes them confusing.
Series of tubes27 דצמבר, 2013 ב- 12:53 | פורסם בEnglish, אנגלית, עולם דיגיטלי, פוליטיקה, תרבות | תגובה אחת
In 2006 (here I go, topical as ever) Senator Ted Stevens made his infamous "series of tubes" gaffe, winning him eternal ridicule.
My pet theory for Stevens's misconception has been that he'd heard of Youtube (the timeframe checks out; this is about the time it started emerging) and mis-analyzed it as "U-tube", a serial letter coding a type of tube. Generalizing, the whole Internet must be a series of the A-tube, B-tube, 1-tube and HL/9-tube, no?
I recently tried searching for some verification to this theory, or at least fellow holders of this opinion. To my surprise, I found none. Stevens himself did not give this as an explanation, but I assume it would have been an embarrassing admission the higher Youtube's popularity soared. When asked, he claimed some Internet mavens actually gave him positive feedback for the tube description (equating tubes with "pipes"). Sadly, we can't ask him anymore.
Are you a fellow U-tube-theorist?
Do you know of any?
Alternatively, can you clearly refute this theory?
The Fastest Dash10 אוגוסט, 2012 ב- 19:35 | פורסם בEnglish, ג'ון נאש, ספורט | כתיבת תגובה
During my growing years the answer to this question seemed to be 200 meters: the second half of the 200 meter race has no start to slow it down, and apparently the runner's battery is still charged enough for the entire 200 meters. The record for 200m was continuously under twice that of 100m. Michael Johnson's 0.34-second world record improvement in the Atlanta games in 1996 could only convince me further.
Over the last few years, however, the situation has been reversed. The 100m record is 9.572 seconds, while the 200m record is at 19.19, half of which is 9.595, slower than the 100m record. Moreover, both were made by the same runner, Usain Bolt. I looked into the situation in the last 45-or-so years, since just before the accurate automatic measurement was introduced, and it turns out that even though most of the time the halved 200m record was better than the 100m record, there were several transitions from one state of affairs to the other.
Can anybody help me with this? How can it be that there's no definite physiological answer to this question? Is there a known "ideal distance" which balances the slowdown of the start with the slowdown of fatigue? Or does it depend on the strength and expertise of contemporary runners?
After unsuccessfully trying to embed the Googledocs-provided html in WordPress, here's a print screen of the largest-scale chart below, and here's a link to the spreadsheet with the data and a "playable" chart. Each data point is where either a new 100m or 200m record was set, and the y-axis represents the difference between the two. A rise is a new 200m record, a fall is a new 100m record.
Translation Errors, Sans Explanation12 דצמבר, 2011 ב- 12:12 | פורסם בEnglish, אנגלית, עברית, תרגום | 2 תגובות
Perhaps inspired by this collection of PR photos without the accompanying press release, I believe non-Hebrew speakers might find this following list amusing: some of the examples I've come across and taken the trouble of writing down, of horrendous Hebrew subtitling of English dialogue in TV and film. Some mistakes may be easy to figure out, some are not fair of me because I'm also leaving out context, others will hopefully keep you flat-out stumped.
If you do understand Hebrew, it might be more fun starting here before looking for the explanation in any of the posts (Hebrew) where I do explain the (sometimes conjectured) origins.
So here they are, in no particular order (last updated: Dec. 12, 2011):
TV shows:
|Hebrew subtitle (my re-translation)
|Sex and the City
|the Lennox Lewis fight
|the fight between Lennox and Lewis
|Are you Indian now?
|Are you a Native American now?
|How I met Your Mother
|Family Guy
|women's retreat
|women's shelter
|American Dad!
|boysenberry pancakes
|boys and blueberry pancakes
|The Simpsons
|Boy, is my face red
|That irritates me
|the protagonist
|the antagonist
|phone carrier
|phone case
|I call shotgun!
|I'll call a plumber!
|my fish
|my face
|That 70's show
|damn it
|They don't let me hang out around the bleachers
|They don't let me hang out near the cool kids
|Life On Mars (UK)
|want to go to the pictures?
|want to go see pictures?
|CSI: Las Vegas
|refine search
|define search
|30 Rock
|heroes turning in communists
|heroes turning into communists
|struck by lightning
|struck by the lighting pole
|lady airline pilots
|"Lady Airline" pilots
|pageant girls
|pregnant girls
|I don't know, got a two in Zagat's
|I don't know, I have a reservation for two at Zagat's
|global warming
|central heating
|Hebrew subtitle (my re-translation)
|Roger that
|How will that help?
|The Depraved (1957)
|how's tricks?
|How's (a person named) Tricks?
|A King in New York
|I hate the country (-side)
|I hate the country (=state)
|it can be traced to
|it can be tracked by
|the great potato famine
|the great potato
|Leonard struck him and the other doctors with a rake
|Leonard struck him and the other doctors with the change he had undergone
|(title; completely idiomatic in modern-day usage)
|(a civilization, feminine in Hebrew) Gone with the Wind
|(masculine) Gone with the Wind
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"Connecting markets. Connecting people." was the slogan of the "KaimannForum" organised by Kaimann GmbH on 16th and 17th June, the first ever cross-industry meeting of experts. The aim of bringing markets and people together was more than met by the developer of modern technologies in the field of elastomeric insulation products sector. Around 700 business owners and decision-makers from 32 countries journeyed to the business premises in Hövelhof to participate in the world's first KaimannForum.
The main focus of the KaimannForum 2015 was on current hot topics such as energy efficiency, greed building, and fire and noise protection, as well as sustainable concepts in the field of packaging and logistics. While a comprehensive programme of talks highlighted the challenges the guests face in their day-to-day work, the exclusive trade exhibition presented the participants with appropriate, sustainable solutions for each application that meet all common requirements with regard to green building, energy efficiency and fire and noise protection. A factory tour also provided an exclusive inside view of the modern production facilities for elastomeric insulation products, providing an impressive example of the advantages of future-oriented practices. The day was rounded off with a presentation of the new Kaimann logistics concept as an example of some of the inspirational aspects mentioned in the talks. The networking evening that followed brought all of the participants together again after an informative event that had provided much food for thought for an exchange among experts in a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere. "Our aim was to provide our guests with a complete package, including both the problems and the solution. Back in their own operation, they can optimise their own processes with new ideas and vigour, without having to think about the "how"," said the host, Georg Josef (Jürgen) Kaimann, CEO and proprietor of Kaimann GmbH, about the concept of the Forum.
Much praise for an informative event
That one of the leading manufacturer of insulation succeeded in providing a successful mix of specialist presentations, conversation, information and exchange among experts was confirmed by an impressed guest from Leipzig, installer Daniel Taube: "The KaimannForum was a highly professional event and excellent networking platform. I found being able to have constructive discussions face-to-face in such a pleasant atmosphere particularly good. I'll certainly be coming again next time!" Another installer, Mario Rauh from Gefell, also praised the event: "I was very impressed by the factory tour. And all of the presentations on offer were helpful and informative. I would certainly recommend coming to the next event. Seeing and hearing for yourself is always better than reading about it afterwards."
Sights set on pioneering solutions
In addition to the new products, expert talks and guided tours, the innovative and future-oriented logistics and packaging concept that Kaimann exclusively presented to the Forum guests over the two days also met with great enthusiasm. For example, Franco Travaglini, specialist insulation dealer from Switzerland was impressed by the advanced technology: "As a trade partner, we really appreciate Kaimann's excellent customer service, which always reacts very quickly when we need something in a hurry. The new logistics centre on site here is impressive and yet another step towards even greater flexibility. I'll be taking a lot of new ideas and inspiration home with me from the KaimannForum regarding how we can position ourselves even better in the future. As a dealer, we need to actively address new areas in logistics in particular, just as Kaimann is doing." Gerold Springinsfeld, an installer from Austria, was equally as inspired by the KaimannForum: "The new products that were presented offer real added value in terms of handling. I found the new tubular and panel dimensions of the Kairopak packaging system particularly interesting. These optimised dimensions will make it easier to transport more boxes. It will also be easier to store the insulation products more efficiently."
Long journeys paid off
Even for guests such as Mohamed Anwar, a specialist dealer from Qatar, the visit was entirely worth it: "The presentations on fire protection and green building were particularly interesting for me. We have a lot of catching up to do at home in this respect. The new products presented will also provide considerable added value in our day-to-day work. And the new Kairopak packaging system will offer us many advantages as the majority of our customers store their goods outside. I'd definitely come all the way to Hövelhof again for the next KaimannForum as I'm sure that Kaimann will be able to present me with more impressive innovations!" Nihad Mulaosmanovic, a specialist dealer from Bosnia, agreed: "The factory tour, the logistics centre and the new products were all fascinating. It's great to see that with Kaimann, we have such a strong partner at our side, which has its sights on the future and the courage to be proactive."
The bottom line: highly likely to be continued...
All in all, around 700 international specialists and decision-makers from the heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, industrial, and oil and gas sectors made their way to Hövelhof to find out about the latest hot topics. "The overwhelming response was that we managed to deliver a compact package of application-related knowledge, while always keeping an eye on providing solutions to the daily challenges faced by our customers," said host Georg Josef (Jürgen) Kaimann, CEO and proprietor of Kaimann GmbH, happily of the positive feedback received from participants. "The number of different sectors represented just goes to show how important such a platform is for business owners and decision-makers outside the respective trade fairs. And since we at Kaimann are passionate about taking success stories to the next level, we won't rule out a continuation of the KaimannForum in the future."


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Deane Church at 4pm on Sunday 25th October. The Local churches will be holding a joint Memorial Service for those who have died in the last few years. We welcome all who wish to come and to remember relatives and friends. If there is anyone who particularly wish to remember please let Julia Davies know so they we can make sure their name is included in the service. It is a simple service where names are read out and a candle is lit and we remember those we have loved and miss. The service will be taken by Elizabeth Plant and Julia Davies.
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The BBC will celebrate 50 years of television news next week with a two-day commemorative exhibition from Monday and a special 100-page magazine, in which correspondents past and present relate their experiences of news reporting over the period.
The first ever BBC Television News bulletin was transmitted on 5 July, 1954, at 7.30pm. Journalists ranging from BBC Television News's first presenter, Richard Baker, to former reporter Martin Bell will be joined by other veterans at BBC Television Centre, including former Washington correspondent and the BBC's longest-serving reporter, Charles Wheeler, to give their insights into the art of television news over the past half century.
The walk-through exhibition will chronicle and show BBC coverage from the Suez Canal crisis to September 11.
The exhibition will be broadcast live on BBC News 24 over the period, and a set of fact files on the history of BBC Television News will be presented by special correspondent Nick Higham, who will also interview some of those who have been contributors over the years.
The magazine includes personal stories such as former head of newsgathering (now CNN International's managing director) Chris Cramer's experience as a hostage in the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980, the story of which was covered by Kate Adie from the outside.
One section on news safety, written by world news editor Jonathan Baker, has been swiftly brought up-to-date to include the killing of freelance journalist Simon Cumbers and the shooting of security correspondent Frank Gardner in Saudi Arabia last month.
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Experience The Farmers' Museum during the most haunting time of the year. Join museum guides as they lead you about the shadowy grounds and recount the many mysteries and ghostly happenings that have occurred in the Museum's historic village. Walk through the darkened 19th-century village by lantern, stopping at the Blacksmith's Shop, Bump Tavern, and other buildings. Hear stories associated with the museum's buildings, such as the tale of a young ghost sighted by staff and guests in Bump Tavern and the mysterious early morning strikes on the blacksmith's anvil. Some of the ghostly tales are adapted from the Louis C. Jones classic, Things That Go Bump in the Night, a timeless record of haunted history and restless spirits in New York State. At each tour's end, hold your breath as one of the Templeton Players dramatizes one of Edgar Allen Poe's classics. Reservations are required. Admission is $15 per person.
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Like the old saying goes, practice makes perfect! Your delivery is no different. Braxton Hicks contractions prepare your body for the real event. These contractions are defined as sporadic uterine contractions that can start as early as 6 weeks into your pregnancy (however you usually do not feel them that early on). As you progress further into your pregnancy you more than likely will experience Braxton Hicks contractions more often. Typically, it's not until your last few weeks of pregnancy that they are more pronounced. These contractions are named after the English doctor John Braxton Hicks (1823-1897) who was the first to describe the contractions in medical literature.
It is important for moms to know the difference between true labor and Braxton Hicks contractions. With these contractions, the muscles of the uterus tighten for approximately 30 to 60 seconds and occasionally as long as 2 minutes. The following are indicative of Braxton Hicks contractions:
- Irregular in intensity
- Infrequent
- Unpredictable
- Non-rhythmic
- More uncomfortable than painful (although for some women Braxton Hicks can feel painful)
- They do not increase in intensity or frequency
- They taper off and then disappear altogether
As these practice contractions intensify closer to your delivery, they are often referred to as false labor. False labor can help the dilation and effacement process. It can be difficult to distinguish between Braxton Hicks contractions and symptoms of pre-term labor. The following are symptoms of pre-term labor:
- Backache, which usually will be in your lower back. This may be constant or come and go, but it won't ease even if you change positions or do something else for comfort.
- Contractions every 10 minutes or more often
- Cramping in your lower abdomen or menstrual-like cramps. These can feel like gas pains that may come with diarrhea.
- Fluid leaking from your vagina
- Flu-like symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. Call your doctor even about mild cases. If you can't tolerate liquids for more than 8 hours, you must see your doctor.
- Increased pressure in your pelvis or vagina
- Increased vaginal discharge
- Vaginal bleeding, including light bleeding
It is strongly recommended that you contact your physician right away to properly diagnosis the cause of your contractions. The main difference between false labor and true labor is that with false labor the contractions are not as consistently longer, stronger, and closer together.
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Greek Street Kitchen + Bar offers not only some of the best Greek food in town, but also modern Greek food. Young people on the streets of Athens are not sitting down to meals of pastitsio and spanikopita every day. Chefs are blending the old with the new for a new style of Greek cuisine. Chef Eva at Greek Street Kitchen + Bar is doing the same with her menu. While meat is seemingly ever-present in Greek cuisine, followers of the Greek Orthodox religion have fasting times throughout the year, and so Greeks are well acquainted with vegan food as well. Chef Eva shows off her vegan chops in our Vegan Greek Dinner Adventure and shows how plant-based and Greek flavors go hand-in-hand.
Local purveyor of vegan meats and cheeses, The Zen Butcher has partnered with us and Greek Street Kitchen for this event. You will get to enjoy their specially prepared vegan gyro meat as part of this Dinner Adventure.
Join us Wednesday, October 4 at 7pm for six courses of Modern Vegan Greek Cuisne!
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