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Titisee-Neustadt: Preparations
for the World Cup comeback
About two months from now, Titisee-Neustadt (GER)
will host its first ski jumping World Cup competitions
in five years, and that very early in the winter,
on December 14th and 15th. Actually that would be
too early to guarantee enough snow for a World Cup
at a venue that is located about 800 m above sea
So the snow is one of the main issues also this
year, just like it was from 2001 to 2007, when five
World Cup events were held in Neustadt. But this
time it's different than in the years before. During
the past winter, about 10 000 cubic meters of snow
were stored right next to the hill. The snow was
covered with styrofoam and tarpaulin and so it was
preserved during the warm summer in the Black Forest.
"The media interest in our "Black Forest-Glacier",
that's what we call our 6 meter high pile here,
is huge", explains Joachim Haefker, general
secretary of the organizing committee. "Countless
TV- and radio teams were here already to take a
closer look and report about it. Now, that the warmest
days of the summer are over, we can also evaluate
the success of the first "Black Forest-Glacier"
mission. I think that there are still about 70 %
of the snow left, this means about 7 000 cubic meters.
This should be enough to prepare the HS 142 hill
in order to guarantee the World Cup can be carried
But this stored snow will only be used if necessary.
Of course we hope that the temperatures will be
low enough to produce artificial snow, and maybe
it evens snows enough already until mid December.
Either way, we would not need the snow we stored.
But we would have to move the pile anyway because
in December the broadcast truck of the German TV
station ZDF will stand right where the snow is now.
As ususal for HD broadcasts, a few trucks will be
needed and they have to stand right next to the
So it will depend on the weather when we will make
the decision if we use the stored snow or not. I
think that we will get precise forecasts 10 days,
or a week before the World Cup weekend." Of
course this is only concerning the snow, the general
preparations for the World Cup already started about
two months ago. "The preparations are in full
swind, the effort is huge", Haefker concluded.
Ticket sales have already started. Here is the contact:
Mrs. Birgit Ackermann, Hochschwarzwald Tourismus
GmbH, Strandbadstr. 4, D-79822 Titisee-Neustadt;
Phone: 07652-1206 80 80; Fax: 07652-1206 8188; Email:
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The first time a hill for a ski jumping World Cup
was prepared with stored snow was in Sochi (RUS)
last winter. Under temperatures of up to + 17°C,
experts of Slovenia ensured that the competitions
could be carried out despite the summerlike conditions.
The same measures were taken in Klingenthal (GER),
where the World Cup opening will take place on November
23 and 24. 14 000 cubic meters of snow were stored
there last winter so they will have enough to prepare
the hill.
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Perris is a small city in Riverside County, California. Incorporated in 1911, the city was founded as a depot for California Southern Railroad and was a connection for Barstow and San Diego. Perris is a tight knit community boasting history, museums and outdoor recreation especially at Lake Perris. Whether you're visiting or commuting and you find yourself searching for "roadside assistance near me" look no further than the Urgent.ly app.You won't need a roadside assistance plan for our services. Our 24 hour tow trucks are standing by, ready to help.
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Some websites track our online behavior to give us customized online experiences. If we're not careful, this can also put us at risk of having our information accessed by third parties without our knowledge.
You don't have to sacrifice your privacy every time you go online. Here are some tips to help you control what information is saved, tracked or shared.
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Private Browsing: Don't save a record of your online behavior
When sharing a computer with others, follow these tips to keep your information, such as browsing history and logins, private:
- Use Private Browsing mode to prevent your history, site preferences or logins from being saved and accessed by others. Private Browsing also blocks cookies, preventing fraudsters and snoops from tracking your behavior.
- If you forget to use Private Browsing mode on a shared computer, don't worry. You can still use the Forget button to quickly delete your recent information without affecting the rest.
Do Not Track: Tell websites you do not want to be tracked
The Do Not Track feature tells websites - and their networks - that you don't want your browsing behavior monitored and shared. Mozilla is helping more and more companies implement Do Not Track.
Do Not Track is available in Firefox and Firefox for Android, as well as in Firefox OS.
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Honoring the Do Not Track feature is voluntary, meaning that individual websites are not required to respect it. Firefox has a Tracking Protection feature that puts control back in your hands by actively blocking domains and sites that are known to track users.
Tracking Protection is available in Firefox and Firefox for Android.
Lightbeam: Know who's watching you
When you visit a website, do you really know how many companies you are sharing your information with?
Lightbeam is a Mozilla add-on that tells you how many companies you've connected with as you browse the Web. This knowledge helps you make informed decisions when you go online.
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A good bourbon shouldn't be the equivalent of special-occasion china, said Jed Portman in Garden & Gun. We asked spirits expert Stacie Stewart to name her favorite bourbons priced under $50. She recommended these:
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Ridgemont Reserve 1792 Small Batch ($29). The high rye content delivers spice up front, coupled with "a warm, chocolate roundness" and smoky finish.
Henry McKenna Single Barrel ($34). This one "catches you off guard, in a good way," with "bracing clove-and-mint spice" and a hint of bitter orange.
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- A candidate forum will be held Tuesday, September 21st at DeSales High School on Kenwood Drive. From the CJ article:
Among those who've confirmed they'll attend: 3rd District U.S. Rep. candidate Todd Lally; Louisville mayoral candidates Greg Fischer and Hal Heiner; 37th District state representative candidates Wade Hurt and Jeff Donohue; 38th District state representative candidates Tim Firkins and Mike Nemes; 21st District Metro Council candidate Dan Johnson; Jefferson County Property Valuation Administrator candidate Tony Lindauer; Jefferson County Attorney candidate Mike O'Connell; and Jefferson County Clerk candidate Bobbie Holsclaw.
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The narrow and congested Mideast waterway has become a site of escalating U.S.-Iran tensions. Conflict in the wake of tanker attacks there could jolt global oil supplies.
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Never on Bended Knees
This collection of observations and thoughts on Singapore over the last two decades by Dr Chee Soon Juan adds crucially to a growing narrative of Singapore which varies from the official perspectives perpetuated by mainstream media.
Dr Chee goes behind the façade of Singapore, a city-state and examines the factors which had made the city so economically successful for the last 5 decades after Singapore's independence, and highlights the longer-term implications of such factors which do not augur well for the future of the nation.
The books will be mailed to you after its official launch on 26 Jan 2019.
Price indicated is either $50 (H) or $30 (P) + postage & handling.
For non-Singapore addresses (paperback only), please choose the appropriate option in the price box.
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Democratically Speaking
I admit that democracy is not a subject that leads itself to urgent attention in a society preoccupied with material riches. But I can no longer wait to warn the people of the dangers that lie ahead than can society afford not to pay attention. Unfortunately, by the time the situation turns so dire, we may rue the lost opportunity to defend our political rights and ourselves.
The Rule of Law in the 21st Century: A Worldwide Perspective (2016)
What does the rule of law mean in the context of 21st century issues and challenges? Joining editors and authors Prof Robert A Stein and Justice Goldstone is an array of internationally distinguished leaders of the legal profession (including US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Paul Volcker, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve) to explore the meaning of the rule of law today in a variety of circumstances.
Dr Chee Soon Juan has contributed the chapter on 'Economic sustainability and the rule of law'.
Teacher, Thinker, Rebel, Why
Because of his steadfastness and resolve to speak truth to power, the PAP has gone out of its way to launch a concerted and sustained attack against Dr Chee Soon Juan. This book presents the real side of the SDP leader the Singaporean public seldom reads and hears about. Ten contributors have come together to tell us the Dr Chee they know.
A Nation Cheated: A report on poverty and labour in Singapore (2007)
$10 PDF format. Postage & Packing: Free
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Candlelight vigil scheduled to remember Chapman murders
A candlelight vigil will be held at 7 tonight to remember Bill and Lena Chapman, who were found murdered in the burned remains of their Merced home four years ago Friday.
The vigil will take place at the former location of the couple's home, at 870 E. South Bear Creek Drive. No one has been arrested in connection with the unsolved murder.
Alicia Cerruti, 29, the couple's granddaughter, said her family is still holding out hope someone will volunteer information to solve the case.
"We're just trying to keep it in the forefront of everyone's memory and making sure that they remember the people that did this haven't come forward," Cerruti said.
Firefighters found the Chapmans' bodies in the early morning hours of Oct. 1, 2006, after extinguishing a blaze at their home. The killer, or killers, probably set the fire to destroy evidence.
Detectives haven't released a motive for the murder or what evidence was collected.
Family members have said the elderly couple didn't own anything that would have made them a target for thieves. Lena, 81, was found in the couple's bedroom. Bill, 91, was in the bathroom nearby.
The state is offering a $50,000 reward for anyone who provides information leading to an arrest in the case.
The Chapmans were residents of Merced for 50 years. Anyone with information about the murders is asked to call Merced police detective John Fister at (209) 385-4755, or the department's automated tip-line at (209) 385-4725. Calls are kept confidential and you can remain anonymous.
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For fans of more rural parts of the world, it can be a bit dispiriting to use a flight simulator at times. You will usually find that you are taking on parts of the world that look dull and uninspiring, with a large range of the same things appearing over and over – variety is the spice of life in a simulator, and unfortunately it is found sorely lacking in some departments. However, modifications such as this recreation of the Rouen Vallée de Seine or Rouen Airport allows you to fly a more rural part of France and enjoy the sites and the views a little bit more than you may be used to doing.
This project was created to deliver a complete remake of the area, using intricate and realistic scenery designed from scratch. By using a fine blend of high-end design ideas and quality photorealistic scenery, this manages to take on the attributes of the real place and look much more like the real thing. Anyone from the area or who happens to frequent the Rouen Vallée de Seine will find that this can be one of the most dedicated recreations of the area that you will find in a flight simulator.
The project was created by the excellent OFX Simulation, who have created various other projects over the years that look to deliver the same level of detail and prominence of more minor areas that you ca get when you install this package. Everything in here has been made from scratch using a wide range of different references and resources, as well as hours of study and planning, to create the most authentic remake of the Rouen Vallée de Seine possible, capturing all of its minor and major features without any issues.
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A wide range of awesome photorealistic images were added into this package to give it added depth and control over the original airport that stands here in FSX. This makes recognizing landmarks and being able to spot where you need to go much easier thanks to the greater attention to detail throughout
Stunning textures have been made to be added into every possible part of the airport, making sure that it can capture the look and feel that you would expect from such an important venue. Even though this is a minor airport, it's still relatively large in size and this is captured in the most eloquent manner possible
Straight design changes have been included to make sure that the airport fits the right dimensions and styles, as well as applying the entire design to ensure that it fits with the original shape and feeling of the airport itself, with accurate scaling and features added in at all times
Unique charts of the airport are included so that you can easily navigate your way to and from this location, so if you have never been here before you will be able to quickly understand the layout and format of the airport.
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Car animations are included so that the airport looks truly alive, carrying all of the hallmarks of the real thing and ensuring that it always manages to look the very best that it can and also to make sure that there is a bit of genuine vitality about the airport as you arrive and take-off
Bird animations are added above to make sure that the airport feels like it has more life to it than just you and the other aircraft that are here. Birds will soar above you, making it easy to really inject yourself into the overall atmosphere that is being generated around you
Aerial imagery to give you a better view of the airport and also to help you spot all of the little key landmarks and additions that have been put in place by the design team, making it easy to really master this place and get to grips with its layout and its style
Customized ground polygons are added in so that the textures on the ground look realistic and are able to carry the real look and feel of each texture that is being used in the grounds of the airport, ensuring that every last detail on the ground actually correlates with its real-life counterpart
Numerous static objects and aircraft have been built from scratch, ensuring that the airport has a regular fill of aircraft waiting to take off and leave as well as numerous famous aircraft models sitting in and around the place, emphasizing the length of detail that has been included throughout this package
Various hand-placed vegetation objects help to give the whole airport a bit more life and vitality, adding an extra blend of realism and making it much easier to be in and around the airport due to the depth of detail that is included throughout
Custom fence has been created to give the airport a safety perimeter and to also give you a clear guideline as to where and when the airport starts and ends
Very realistic AFCAD has also been added for detail
About Rouen Vallée de Seine
The airport itself is situated in the Normandy region, and has been a minor international airport fixture within France for some time. It's typically used for tasks such as aerial surveillance as well as pilot training, making it an extremely important part of the Normandy area for training and preparation of the next generation of pilots.
It's also used for business flights and air ambulance take-off and drop-off, making the airport a very important part of the medical and business industries in the area, as well. In the summer, the airport tends to have connections with charter flights to parts of Spain, as well as trips to nearby Corsica. It's the second busiest airport in the Normandy region, just beating the Deauville airport in terms of people coming and going on an annual basis.
The airport also offers various useful features such as free parking and easy boarding for domestic flights, making it a hugely popular take-off point for many people in the Normandy region.
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From drones and city ordinances, to crimes and carousels, 2018 was packed with news.
This is the twelfth in a series looking back at the top stories of the year, continuing with the last part of November and into December. Stories are listed in no particular order.
• As part of the D.A. Davidson Economic Forum, experts explained �Impact Philanthropy: Investing in Sandpoint�s Non-Profit Sector.�
• Donavon Cleon �Gunner� Maupin pleaded guilty to amended felony assault charge during his arraignment in 1st District Court on Nov. 19. Maupin, 37, was charged with aggravated battery and misdemeanor battery after allegedly sucker punching one woman and throwing a beer in the face of another outside the The Jammer Bar in Priest River on July 27.
• A $40,000 arrest warrant was issued for a Bonner County man linked to vehicle burglaries in Priest River. Jacob Charles Bocook failed to appear at his arraignment Nov. 19 on two counts of burglary and counts of misdemeanor and felony theft. Bocook, 24, was arrested by Priest River Police after they received a report that vehicles were being prowled near the intersection of Fifth Street and Jackson Avenue last March.
• LPOSD officials proposed a $25 million amount for the next two-year supplemental levy to increase staff salaries, in addition to the regular maintenance and operations cost funded by the levy.
• Priest River Elementary teacher Chris Naccarato added to his annual flight events with a drone presentation, due to a �Ready, Set, Drones!� grant of $2,575 from the Idaho STEM Action Center.
• The Vital Ground Foundation completed a conservation acquisition of 455 acres of grizzly bear and wildlife habitat at Bismark Meadows. The acreage, located on the west side of Priest Lake, will provide spring range for the Selkirk Mountains� recovering grizzly population, which typically numbers around 30 bruins south of the Canadian border, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
• Priest River teen Kayetlin Alexander outlined her passion for philanthropy, and how she raised thousands of dollars and spent countless hours volunteering her time to help out charities across the globe by the time she was 17.
• Kinderhaven named longtime volunteer Julie Eddy as its Angel of the Year for 2018.
• A Bonner County Jail inmate accumulated felony battery charges for attacks on two fellow inmates that left them hospitalized. Michael Rudolph Gillock is accused of attacking the two inmates in an indoor recreation area during a Narcotics Anonymous meeting on Nov. 9.
• Sandpoint City Council approved a new snow removal policy that requires residents to park only on the side of the street with even numbered addresses between the months of November and March.
• The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed a Bonner County district court ruling on a motion to suppress an eyewitness identification in a 2016 road rage case near Oldtown. Steven Michael Moore was accused of following a 12-year-old boy who was riding an all-terrain vehicle to his Meadowlark Lane home and using his vehicle to ram the ATV while the boy was still seated on it. Moore allegedly cursed at the boy and warned that he would shoot him to death if he caught driving fast on the road.
• The Sandpoint Lions Club kicked off their annual Toys for Tots campaign, with a goal of $50,000
• The new Human Rights Club at Priest River Lamanna High School fell under scrutiny by community members as the club�s focus outlined for December was �Men and LGBTQA.�
Several community members took their concerns to West Bonner County School District officials during the Nov. 21 meeting.
• Selkirk Fire Rescue & EMS is in the home stretch of long-standing goal to improve response times and coverage in southern Bonner County. Selkirk completed an interior remodel of the Careywood station in July, which converted two of the pole building�s four vehicle bays into living space for fire-fighting emergency medical technicians. The department has also secured a $770,000 Federal Emergency Management Agency to hire three new firefighters.
• Leniency was shown to Brandon Guy Bowman, of Elmira, who accidentally shot a teen in the face while target shooting. Bowman, 44, was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and injuring another via discharged firearm in connection with the May 2017 incident. Bowman entered into a plea agreement which dismissed the misdemeanor wounding charge in exchange for a plea to the felony firearm possession charge. A plea agreement in the case recommended a suspended two- to four-year prison term, 30 days of local incarceration and two years of unsupervised probation.
• Due to a �generous� contribution of an undisclosed amount by Litehouse Foods, Inc., officials from Sandpoint�s new YMCA announced it would be named after the company � Litehouse YMCA.
• After consulting with private developer Ralph Sletager on the University of Idaho Boyer Avenue property, to no avail, Sandpoint City officials were left with no choice but to hope for a voice when the 77-acre property goes through a public bidding process. A year ago, the city had high hopes it could buy the property, pursuing public involvement to create a vision for the land. That vision included open space, trail connectivity and a recreation center among other aspects.
• Idaho Hill Principal Susie Luckey detailed her time in Washington, D.C., where she was honored as Idaho�s National Distinguished Principal in October.
• A small-time shoplifting bust morphed into a big-time heroin trafficking arrest in Priest River on Dec. 3. Joshua Gordon Swanson was charged with heroin trafficking and possession of methamphetamine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Swanson, 31, was further charged with resisting arrest and misdemeanor theft, according to a criminal complaint.
• The Kootenai County Prosecutor�s Office, representing Bonner County, contends Commissioner Dan McDonald did not run afoul of Idaho�s Public Integrity in Elections Act by filming campaign videos in his office and the board�s conference room. Bill Harp, the county�s former director of information technology, alleged that McDonald violated the state elections law by using the office space and conference room as performance stages during his campaign in the 2018 election cycle.
• Bonner County announced plans to close the 11-mile solid waste site on Highway 57, effective Jan. 1. Solid waste officials said they are closing the site because it is located on U.S. Forest Service property and lacks commercial power service, which they contend creates �a multitude of safety and liability concerns.�
• Sandpoint City Council members adopted several changes to the city�s off-street parking ordinance. The biggest changes included expansion of the deregulation zone outside of the downtown core, and adjustments to the residential minimum and maximum parking space requirements.
• The Lake Pend Oreille School District is one of 373 school districts in the United States and Canada honored by the College Board with placement on the 9th annual AP District Honor Roll. To be included on the honor roll, high schools had to increase the number of students participating in Advanced Placement, while also increasing or maintaining the percentage of students earning AP Exam scores of 3 or higher since 2016.
• Solar Roadways owners detailed the temporary shut down of the pilot project at Jeff Jones Town Square. The existing panels will be replaced with the newest model this coming spring. The two years since the panels were installed at Jeff Jones Town Square saw a number of challenges and delivered a lot of data � all of which went into making the panels production ready. The biggest challenge they faced was in the manufacturing process.
• Bonner County commissioners called on federal regulators to excise Bonner County and the state of Idaho from a Kalispel Tribe proposal to re-designate a Class I air quality zone on its reservation in Washington state. Commissioners said they did not oppose the tribe�s re-designation, which is meant to preserve current air quality conditions, but did oppose the designation from crossing state lines.
• Nearly 400 absentee ballots from November�s general election inadvertently went uncounted, and were later discovered in one of the drawers in filing cabinets used to stow the ballots in the elections office. The ballots did not change the outcome of the election.
• Bonner County, which has operated Bonner County EMS for the past 15 years, is migrating toward turning over the system to a nonprofit called North Valley EMS, which will eventually oversee EMS operations for Bonner and Boundary counties.
• After months of discussion, Priest River City Council members adopted a recreational vehicle ordinance, limiting the occupation of RVs on property within city limits to one week, among other restrictions.
• The Carousel of Smiles showcased the progress made on restoration of the historic ponies and art panels during an open house in December.
• A Bonner County jury convicted a man of concealing evidence in a shooting which injured a 13-year-old angler who was fly fishing the Priest River. The jury found Leo Michael Inwood guilty of the felony following a two-day jury trial in 1st District Court that concluded on Dec. 13. Inwood, a 43-year-old Priest River-area resident, faces up to five years in prison when he�s sentenced on Feb. 25.
• Bonner County commissioners halted a proposal to extend snow plowing on Eastshore Road from Canoe Point to the Lions Head unit of Priest Lake State Park. Stephanie Kline of the Sandpiper Shores homeowners association said the lack of plowing between Canoe Point and the state park would be costly to the development�s winter residents. But Commissioner Dan McDonald said the proposal could set an uneasy precedent for using county resources to plow public roads which are privately maintained because they were not built or improved to county road standards.
• A cold-case murder trial of a former Bonner County man is being pushed back six months. Bonner County Prosecutor Louis Marshall and Public Defender Janet Whitney moved jointly to postpone the proceedings against Stephen Mathew Lott due to the number of law enforcement agencies involved in the investigation into Christine Lott�s killing and the duration of the investigation, which has spanned 14 years.
• The Lake Pend Oreille School District approved ballot language for a $25 million supplemental levy, which will go before voters in March.
• Northwest Autobody and Towing donated $50 for every wild animal collision repair done throughout the month of November to the Bonner Community Food Bank, for a total of $1,450.
• Among a trend of growth at Lake Pend Oreille High School, several students outlined their stories of how they found success and family at the alternative school during a December board meeting of the Lake Pend Oreille School District.
• Cody James Sorenson was a no-show at his pretrial hearing on Dec. 21, prompting a $40,000 arrest warrant. Sorenson, 18, was implicated in the theft of a pricey John Deere skidder northeast of Priest River.
• Snipers claimed the life of a Washington state man who engaged in a standoff with Bonner County sheriff�s deputies, according to counsel for the man�s widow. Craig Johnson, 50, was shot to death outside his Coolin cabin after allegedly pointing gun at deputies on Sept. 26, 2017. Deputies were attempting to serve an arrest warrant on Johnson after he had pointed a gun at a deputy during a welfare check that was conduct a day earlier.
• Erik Edward Winters, of Spirit Lake, was accused of firing on simulated wildlife during an Idaho Department of Fish & Game sting operation. Winters was charged with attempting to harvest simulated wildlife, attempting to harvest a big game animal with artificial light and shooting from a public roadway, all of which are misdemeanors. The charges stem from an Idaho Fish & Game operation on Hoodoo Mountain on Nov. 15.
• Sandpoint city staff initiated a master planning process to address challenges in the city�s sidewalk and pathway infrastructure, in accordance with council�s 2018-2020 strategic plan.
PRLHS students showcased their senior projects during an exhibition night in December. Projects included wooden benches for the elementary, a new gateway for the high school field, and a time capsule, among many others.
• Residents are appealing the Bonner County Planning & Zoning Commission�s permit approval to allow an asphalt batch plant at an existing gravel pit on the west side of U.S. Highway 95. The planning commission conditionally approved the batch plant at Frank Linscott�s surface mine in November, which aims to bring permanency to an industrial use that has been temporarily allowed over the years. Neighboring landowners and residents have doggedly opposed batch-plant operations at the gravel pit due to noxious emissions and noise pollution. The plant is also seen as a threat to well and aquifer water quality.
• Sandpoint High School senior Tara Rawlings received the news that she was awarded a full-ride scholarship to Grinnell College in Iowa, courtesy of the QuestBridge scholarship program.
• The Lions Club surpassed its Toys for Tots goal of $50,000 due to generous donations from the community. Anything over the goal is put to use by purchasing toys in after-Christmas sales, helping the Lions with the 2019 Toys for Tots campaign.
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Uganda is the land of the "Big 7", where the popular African 'Big 5' i.e. Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Buffalo and Rhino , shares a home with the most significant 2 of the world's 4 Great Apes; the rare Eastern Mountain Gorilla and man's genetically closest relative the Chimpanzee.
In Uganda's 10 protected and fully accessible National Parks you will find hundreds of different mammal species in their multitudes including Olive Baboons, Black and White as well as Red Collobus Monkeys and so many other species amidst the most luscious futile, and green National Parks to be found anywhere in Africa.
In May 2017, following the news from neighbouring Rwanda that it is increasing its gorilla permits from an already high $750 to a jaw-dropping $1500, Uganda has responded positively. Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) and Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) have announced that their $600 permit fee will be maintained for a minimum of 12 months.
When it comes to adventure, nothing beats a coming face to face with a giant Mountain Gorilla silverback, eight times the power of a grown man, in its natural habitat.
Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Forest which lies in the south west corner of the country is best known for its superb gorilla tracking being home to roughly half of the worlds mountain gorillas. It also provides refuge to elephant, chimpanzee, monkeys and various small antelope and bird species. Uganda has 16 habituated groups of gorillas, double that of Rwanda.
Following breakfast, you will transfer to the national park offices where you will be allocated a gorilla family as well as a gorilla tracking guide. After a pre-tracking briefing by your guide you drive to the trailhead for the start of a thrilling adventure. Expect to walk between 2 and 8 hours in steep and sometimes muddy conditions with rain overhead, which can be tough and require a degree of (average) fitness. However the thrill of coming face to face with a giant Mountain Gorilla silverback completely makes up for the effort! Upon sighting the gorillas, you will spend one hour with them as they go about their daily life; feeding, moving, playing, raising their young and sometimes wrestling with the juveniles – it is a totally unique and unforgettable experience!
Kibale Forest National Park is reputable of having the greatest variety and highest concentration of primates in East Africa. An encounter with the over 100 strong family of chimpanzees here must rank as the truest definition of 'a walk on the wild side.'
After a pre-tracking briefing at walking distance from your accommodation, you will start your hike adventure into the forest. Follow the footsteps of a large habituated family of chimpanzees, with over 120 individuals, that has made Kibale one of the best locations in Africa for chimp viewing.
En route your guide will explain more about the forest and the other inhabitants, including other primates and birds such as the blue breasted Kingfisher, black billed Turaco, Pied Hornbill, Chestnut winged Starlings and many more. Upon sighting the chimpanzees, you will stay with them for one unforgettable hour as they continue their daily routine – growling, grooming, feeding, taking care of the young ones and agilely climbing up trees. It certainly is one unforgettable wildlife encounter and the hour is always over too soon.
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I mentioned adding a line to the CSS for the WP Tiger Admin to get rid of scrollbars in the categories list on the Write Post page. I didn't mention a couple other additions I made – one being the addition of a rule to hide the new inline file upload feature in WP 2.0.
The file uploader is housed in a iframe on the Write Post page. WordPress suggests it is pluggable to point of being replaced entirely. I've never used the upload functionality before so I haven't taken enough of a look at in its new format to see what can all be done (or if anything really should be done). The little bit I did see wasn't pretty so I hid it (though I'd really like to see it get the same treatment as the other advanced editing options, e.g. Custom Fields) by adding
#uploading {display:none;} directly to the CSS file.
My hack isn't very friendly. On the next update of Word Press or WP Tiger Admin, I would have to adopt that old code. More importantly, if I ever needed that file upload functionality, I'd need to request the inline upload URL directly as it wouldn't be available anywhere in my admin panel. That, or remove the rule from my CSS. So today I wrapped that one line of CSS into a function and created a plugin out of it. It seems like a rather trivial plugin, but the WP plugin architecture is really where this modification belongs. This way I can just deactivate the plugin on the occasion that I need to use the uploader. And if I update anything, the plugin is easy to bring along.
So by that thinking should the line of CSS to fix the scrollbars also be a plugin? I'd say no. Maybe that is being inconsistent, but that line doesn't change anything functionally and just feels more at home with the rest of the style rules. Additionally, the hide inline upload plugin could evolve from simply hiding it to enhancing it.
While I'm all about plugins, I'm also all about doing something in the most straightforward way possible (as evidenced by my hacking around WP 2.0 already). It's almost absurdly nerdish to take your aforementioned 1 line of CSS and write an entire WordPress plugin around it rather than just throw it at the end of the CSS of the other plugin that you're already using.
It seems more straightforward to deactivate a plugin called Hide Inline Uploader in the event I want to upload something through the admin than to deactivate a plugin called WP Tiger Admin (and deactivate my entire user interface in the process). Or to activate a plugin called Hide Inline Uploader in the event of an update than to tack a line of CSS onto a file in another plugin.
I guess I'm all about the better documentation of what a file is doing.
You make a good point – I hadn't considered that you might want to be able to turn the image uploader on at some point, in which case it certainly makes sense to make it accessible in the admin.
With that knowledge I retract my previous statement.


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The official line: TacNuggets is an experimental series of short entries about tactics. This series will focus in simple tactical problems and their solution, using several simulators and games. Not intended to provide a full tactical meal, TacNuggets is just a snack to get your warrior spirit going through dull periods of time at work, the downloading/installation of your favorite game, your significant other's nagging, the music on your credit card's customer support line or the loading time of your next DCS Black Shark mission.
The fine print: TacNuggets is mostly about: (i) blunders that consistently get me killed and prevent me to complete scenarios and write a decent after action report; (ii) over analyzing tactical axioms that most people can practice in their sleep; (iii) fattening your warrior spirit with an unhealthy snack that will leave you unfit even to command a pack of sheeps and (iv), camouflaging the diminishing lenght and quality of the blog's entries with new names or word tricks.
Without further addo, let's go straight into this first entry.
Simulator: Steel Beasts ProPE
Topic: Bounding Overwatch
After graduating from Gary Owen's training scenario (sorta, how good is a graduation after you have been killed a dozen times?) on movement techniques, I confidently rolled into the virtual battlefield with my wingman. We (a two tank section) were moving using bounding overwatch and my wingman was on overwatch duty while I advanced (see image below).
My wingman is in the background, my tank is in the foreground.
It was a relatively safe corridor, with trees at both my left and right flank. Before I rolled in, we thoroughly scanned these trees for infantry or armor. So safe I felt that my only worry was the next overwatch position.
A few meters in front of that road bend looks like ideal for the next hull-down, overwatch position ...
Careful planning of the next overwatch position is a good thing (never move beyond the terrain that your overwatching guys are covering). So, the next elevation shown in the picture above was, in my mind, the one.
Not so fast! In all my enthusiasm for the next overwatch position in front of me, I overlooked the fact that the treeline in my right flank was ending (see image below).
The terrain in the background, beyond the treeline on my tank's right can't be overwatched by my wingman. Doh!
Technically, I was on terrain that my wingman was overwatching, but I was on a place where the enemy could shoot me from my right flank without being seen by my wingman (he had no good line of sight through the tree line).
FM 17-15 (Tank Platoon) has an interesting section about the so-called "battle spaces":
... battle space is the three-dimensional area in which the platoon can acquire enemy forces and influence them with effective fires.
With my tank crew focusing forward and my wingman without line of sight because of the trees, our right flank beyond the tree line was not in our "battle space". Our right flank was a dead space of sorts.
So, either minimize the dead space by re-positioning your overwatching units or carefully ponder the limits of your battle space.


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Long Point Eco-Adventures
Marian Kuhn December 27, 2010
If nature walks are a little too tame for your tastes, how about scanning treetop vistas in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve while sailing along a steel cable at speeds up to 60 km/h?
Long Point Eco-Adventures, located just west of Port Dover, Ontario, offers an exhilarating zip line adventure that passes through a world-renowned Great Lakes coastal ecosystem.
Eight zip lines and two suspension bridges take participants on a two-hour, guided odyssey through pristine woodlands and alongside wet meadows and marshes. But before anyone can strap themselves onto the taut lines zig-zagging through the trees, they must first pass something called Ground School.
Like the name implies, the first lesson takes place on terra firma where expert instructors help you gear up with your safety harness, helmet and sturdy leather work gloves. Up to eight adventurers can accompany the two guides on each tour, but our group consisted of a married couple, a mother and her 11-year-old son, and one middle-aged journalist.
After a brief explanation of the basics, it's a short stroll over to the first zip line for a short, low-altitude practice run where you can try your hand at sliding, braking and self-rescue techniques.
If you successfully navigate your way through Ground School, you head back to the main building and up a two-storey metal staircase for your first real challenge.
As the would-be adventurers soon find out, stepping off into thin air at a serious height takes a little more bravado and a good deal of faith in the harness cinched tightly around your waist and legs. But despite some hesitation and a few shaky starts, we all manage to reach the first treetop platform with little trouble.
Next up though is the tallest stretch of the tour, a dizzying 100 feet (30 metres) above the forest floor. Our destination is shrouded by leaves and barely visible at the other end of the line. But with the assurances of our zip guides we head off one-by-one into the green abyss.
This time we race much faster along the line and our hearts keep pace. Once safely clipped onto the safety lines on the next platform, our lead guide Josh Tchorek takes a little time to explain all the local flora and fauna in abundance at Long Point.
From the treetop platforms you can see a great deal of the more than 26,000 hectares that make up the area, which was designated as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1986. It earned that designation with its unique blend of habitats that attract a diverse list of songbirds, spawning fish, turtles and frogs.
Long Point is also world-renowned as a refuge for migrating birds in fall and spring, as well as a late summer resting spot for thousands of monarch butterflies on their way to warmer, winter climes.
After the brief education, we're off again to the next set of zip lines and landing platforms. Like over-grown Ewoks, we race from one stop to the next, then scurry across the "Skybridges," a pair of wobbly suspension bridges that lead us towards the end of our tour and the big finale.
All of our other zipping pales in comparison to the "The Bomber," an 800-foot (244-metre) stretch of cable that vanishes into distance. It's a daunting expanse but even our youngest tour member, 11-year-old Braeden, takes the plunge without hesitation.


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Plan Your Enchanted Evening
Enchanted Forest of Light is a one-mile path through 10 lighted areas, and takes about 90 minutes to complete. It is accessible for strollers, wheelchairs and mobility assistance devices. We recommend wearing walking shoes. Please remember, Enchanted is a rain or shine event, so dress warmly. And bring an umbrella, if needed. We encourage photos. Selfie sticks are OK, but please no tripods.
Descanso Gardens is located at 1418 Descanso Drive, La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011. Parking is free in Descanso Gardens lots and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Those using ride-sharing services can be dropped at the curb near the entrance.
Grab a bite at the Enchanted Marketplace, near the entrance. The Marketplace includes Rosa's Homemade Tamales featuring Mexican favorites and Descanso Dogs, with hotdogs and snacks. The Winter Cafe has soups, sandwiches and kid's meals. Indulge your sweet tooth on the Luminous Lawn where you will find sweet treats including beignets. Maple, the restaurant at Descanso, will be open for dinner exclusively for Enchanted: Forest of Light ticket holders. A limited number of walk-ins will be accommodated.
A variety of hot and cold choices, including beer, wine, hot chocolate and hot apple cider are located at the Enchanted Marketplace, Lightwave Lake and Luminous Lawn. The whiskey bar is located at Lightwave Lake and tequila can be found at Rosa's at the Marketplace.
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Parma for an SA Farmer fundraising dinner
The 'Boulevard Cafe' located on Bartels Boulevard Victor Harbor, will hold a dinner on Friday February 22 to raise funds to help alleviate the serious plight of farmers in drought affected regions on the West Coast of South Australia.
The event titled "Pub Night at the Boulevard" has been organised by Lisa Jamieson and Chris Roberts, co-owners of the popular cafe in conjunction with their chef Simon Howell.
Lisa and Chris took over the cafe three years ago and during that time they have organised numerous charity functions, raising funds for both the local community and other projects further afield. Since taking over the cafe, they have raised more than $15,000, which is not a bad effort for a small business.
Lisa, Chris and their children shifted to the area from Roxby Downs three years ago and they absolutely love living and working in this region. "It's a wonderful lifestyle, our children have settled nicely at school and we do so enjoy giving back a little to the community that has embraced us and shared so much with us" Lisa said.
A scrumptious three-course menu has been planned for the "Parma for an SA Farmer" evening with the total cost of the meal at $30 per head, which includes a bowl of either minestrone or roast pumpkin and garlic soup, a choice of four different main dishes, and choices of three delectable desserts. Vegan and gluten free diners will be catered for as well.
For more information on the fundraiser phone 8552 5092 or drop into the Boulevard Cafe and while you're there, grab a delicious coffee and cake and meet Lisa.


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It couldn't expunge the bloodbath; but, all the same, it was good to see François Hollande in Paris's Grande Synagogue; and it was even better to hear Manuel Valls's unequivocal denunciation of anti-Semitism in the National Assembly. France wouldn't be the France he knew without Jews. The spontaneous chorus of "La Marseillaise" that broke out in the synagogue was a vote to stay.
So I shouldn't have been thinking of the Game of the Jew. But I was. It was a favourite board game in late 18th-century France. Imported from Germany, it left most of the obscene caricatures behind: no more Jews sucking the teats of pigs; or abducting children to bake Passover matzos from their blood. All the same, when you played Jeu du Juif, you were stuck in the clutches of the money-grubbing Jews in the middle panel unless you threw a double six.
In eastern France, in Lorraine and the bishopric of Metz, Jews were indeed moneylenders as well as horse-traders and old-clothes vendors, and that was because they were forbidden to do much else — own shops, for instance. But the stereotype of gougers persisted right through the revolution. For that matter, a poll taken of British opinion recently discovered that one in four of those questioned thought Jews more interested in money-making than other British people. Voltaire, who has been much invoked amid the horror of the Charlie Hebdo massacre, felt much the same way. Ultimately, whatever their pretensions to enlightenment, they were too incorrigibly mercenary to join the rest of humanity. "You have surpassed all nations in impertinent fables in bad conduct and in barbarism. You deserve to be punished, for this is your destiny," Voltaire wrote in one of his more brutal diatribes in 1772.
In his morally decent speech, prime minister Manuel Valls wanted to remind France and the world that it was in 1789 that Jews were first granted equality anywhere in the world. But he got the date wrong. It didn't happen until September 1791 — and that was because a majority of the National Assembly did not, in fact, believe that Jews were capable of full citizenship. They were "a nation within a nation", it was said; they wouldn't abandon their own communities or their deplorable business habits. The result was that Jews joined a list of other unsuitables — public executioners and actors — waiting for égalité. Responding to Jewish eagerness to join "la nation", an ex-aristocrat Stanislas Clermont-Tonnerre (who was to be killed by a mob in 1792) insisted in the spirit of Locke, Montesquieu and Jefferson that: "The law cannot affect the religion of a man. It can take no hold over his soul; it can affect only his actions, and it must protect those actions when they do no harm to society." As for the alleged "unsociability" of the Jews, Clermont-Tonnerre denied it existed. So what if they balked at intermarriage or dining at tables that might not be kosher. "Is there a law that obliges me to marry your daughter? Is there a law that compels me to eat hare's flesh, and eat it with you?"
Even when they were formally emancipated, the revolution turned out to be a mixed blessing for Jews. The Jacobin Terror's war on all formal religions forced them to close their cemeteries and synagogues. Jews who had not shaved their beards ran the risk of being denounced as unpatriotic: a charge that could be lethal.
Jews had to wait until the next revolution of 1848 for full emancipation and no sooner had it come to pass than a fresh crop of anti-Semitic writing burst into poisonous bloom. It began on the left with Alphonse Toussenel's Les juifs, rois de l'époque (Jews, Kings of the Epoch), in which the old canards of physical blood-sucking now became capitalist vampirism à la Rothschild. Then leftie anti-Semites were joined by righties who believed that "modern" Jews in particular had corrupted the ancestral, spiritual and territorial culture of Christian France. Edouard Drumont's La France juive (Jewish France) was the runaway bestseller of the latter decades of the century. At the fore of the dehumanising hatred sustained in Drumont's journal La Libre Parole was the charge that, ultimately, Jews were capable of only one allegiance: to each other. Hence the presumption, even after forgeries and false evidence were exposed, that Alfred Dreyfus must be guilty because it was inconceivable for him to have been a loyal soldier of France in the first place.
When France fell to the Germans in 1940, it had to be because the patrie had been sold down the river by Léon Blum, who, unaccountably, had become prime minister in 1936. Without being pushed by the Germans, Vichy had its own autonomous policy of deportations, above all of "foreign Jews" who had sought shelter there from Germany and Austria. After the war, survivors who attempted to reclaim homes and property were met with threats and actual violence. In Paris in the 1950s, I heard someone sneeringly refer to the Jewish prime minister Pierre Mendès-France as "Monsieur Pierre Mendès — curieusement surnommé France."
That pathology was recycled in some of the most vicious slogans chanted at the demonstrations during the 2014 Gaza conflict: "Jews, France is not yours" and the like. Jean-Marie Le Pen may still feel that way — though, evidently, his daughter does not. But Amedy Coulibaly was driven to murder the four Jews at the supermarket by the assumption that all Jews are fair game when you want to make a point about Israel. And that presumption has its own history too.
Two of Coulibaly's victims came from Jewish communities in Muslim countries which, between long periods of untroubled coexistence, came to suffer from such violent oppression in the mid 20th century that hundreds of thousands of them left for France as well as Israel. The anti-Semitism that engulfed them did not, it cannot be emphasised enough, begin with Zionism. In 1854, the very un-Zionist Jew Karl Marx published an article in the New York Daily Tribune on the daily humiliations and oppressions endured by Jews in some Muslim countries; especially brutal in Yemen, where it was standard practice for boys to throw stones at their Jewish schoolmates in the playground.
In 1840, there was a hideous case of blood libel in Damascus, in which seven innocent Jews were tortured, two dying from their wounds, and an ancient synagogue pillaged. As the 19th century went on, it got worse not better. It became common to abduct Jewish children whose father had died and forcibly convert them. If they dared revert to Judaism, they could be executed for apostasy, and some were. There were brutal attacks on Jewish communities from Persia to Fez. Anti-Semitism in the Middle East, as elsewhere, was not caused by Zionism. It was the reason for Zionism.
The presence of Sephardi and oriental Jews in Jerusalem was ancient and unbroken. There was a Jewish majority in the city by 1900. But the growth of Jewish Palestine undoubtedly inflamed Jewish-Arab relations. In some countries — Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia — old patterns of daily coexistence hung on. But as Palestine became the only hope of survival when other countries slammed their doors shut, the blowback in Arab countries was fatal to cohabitation. Jewish life itself now became a target. During the second world war an SS Colonel Walter Rauff, who had exterminated multitudes in mobile-gassing units, was assigned the job of creating a similar unit in Egypt. The local enemies of the Jews were to be mobilised for the work of human destruction, as they had been in Lithuania. If El Alamein had gone the other way, the killing industry would have extended to Baghdad, Cairo, Aleppo and Tel Aviv.
After the United Nations Partition Plan, in November 1947, and the surprising survival of the Jewish state, Jewish communities in Arab countries found themselves all treated as a "fifth column" whatever their professions of allegiance. Jewish leaders in Egypt dutifully denounced Zionism and contributed funds to the Egyptian army in Palestine but still there were mass arrests, exemplary punishments, mobs allowed to rampage. In 1963, a year after independence, Algeria deprived Jews of nationality. Muammar Gaddafi called for the obliteration of Jewish cemeteries; remains to be exhumed and thrown into the sea. In the end, some 850,000 Jews were dispossessed and uprooted from Muslim countries where they had lived for centuries; approximately the same number as the Palestinian victims of their tragedy. The tragic irony for the Hattab family, whose son Yoav was one of the Porte de Vincennes supermarket victims, is that notwithstanding all the difficulties, they opted to stay in Tunisia. But this was of no concern to Coulibaly. His targets — as they are for the controversial French comedian Dieudonné— were Jews wherever they happen to be.
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There is light in the darkness of this history. Lassana Bathily, who hid people in the supermarket's cold store, was just another of countless non-Jews who have put their lives on the line to save Jews from destruction: gentile Dreyfusards; hiders of Jewish children in the war; many Muslims who at the height of violence in 1947-1960 did what they could to save their old neighbours. In 1948, Martin Gilbert reminds us, the Egyptian Jew Abraham Matalon encountered the Alexandria leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in prison. He wanted to learn Hebrew; Matalon, the Koran. One was a Zionist; the other bitterly anti-Zionist. It didn't matter. "When you come to talk to your enemy," Matalon said, "you see he is a different person, you can see the human side."
For that "human side" to prevail over mutual hatred and the will to kill, education, not legislation, is needed. It is not good that Jews cannot wear skullcaps in the street for fear of physical attack; nor is it good that Muslim women face arrest if they wear the burqa. Neither does anyone any harm. Both communities should know each other's history, and without the burden of a victimisation competition. The rest of France should accept that those histories are theirs too. But in the end, the only school of tolerance will come from the academy of the everyday: the café, the street, the classroom, the workplace. For in those places, the precious, humdrum urge to live and let live will resist the hate-filled shrieking of blood-drunk executioners.
Simon Schama is an FT contributing editor
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Friday, September 19, 2008
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- Bonnie Jacobs said...
Connie Heermann, the teacher who has been suspended for a year and a half for handing out The Freedom Writers Diary to her students, met with my Bella Novella book club via speaker phone last Tuesday. She enjoyed our discussion so much that she blurted out, "I want to come to Chattanooga!" So we invited her: one woman offered her spare bedroom, two suggested speaking venues, some said we could line up reporters to interview her, and I've been emailing and calling Connie as we work out when she'll come. The answer: probably week after next. Does anybuddy here want to come hear her speak? Who can make it to Chattanooga in the next couple of weeks? I'll keep you informed about when she'll be here.
- September 22, 2008 at 4:07:00 PM EDT
- alisonwonderland said...
cool! i wish i lived closer to Chattanooga!
- September 23, 2008 at 9:37:00 AM EDT
It's me, Toby. Blogger doesn't recognize my email..... Anyway, you go girl. Bonnie attracts authors to her & now teachers. I just wish I lived close by. Please tell all, Bonnie. Plus, have loads of fun!!
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Do you know what is the main difference between an argumentative essay and all other academic writings you have at university and college?
An argumentative essay requires a student to investigate a topic, collecting evidence and taking a position. It demands a research, following with compelling and complete arguments. A good argumentative essay is a set of certain components, which can't be missed in any way. You need a compelling, clear thesis, which is not easy to defend but boring to read. And that is the main problem. Students don't know how to build those strong arguments, which are profoundly obvious even without convincing.
Choosing a good thesis is the first and already the most difficult step, needed for an argumentative essay. And because of this a lot of students fail to create a qualitative piece of writing. If you are not sure if you can write a really good argumentative essay the very first time but want to learn how to do it correctly, we definitely recommend reading this article and maybe applying to a professional writing company for the additional help. You can read more about professional writing services in the edubirdie review, which is one of the hottest writing companies on the market right now.
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Argumentative Essay Step-by-Step
What is an argumentative essay all about? Of course, it is based on the strong argumentation. The arguments should be relevant enough and have enough evidence to really establish the validity of the conclusion. But arguments are not the only component of this type of essay. A strong organization is a must too. You want to make sure that the ideas you're expressing flow in a natural, logical way to keep your readers interested.
The structure of any argumentative essay is pretty simple. It consists of 5 basic paragraphs with 2 arguments «for' and 1 argument «against».
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First of all, you have to plan your writing. Make sure that the readers can follow the progression of your argument. Write in a logical way. You have to provide both sides of the argument – supporting and opposing. Analyze the question your the topic of your essay has and do a writing plan.
When writing an introduction, provide a background on the topic. Explain why this topic is relevant and important. Through the thesis statement provide your own position about it. In the body paragraph, you should provide evidence and support for the thesis, mentioned in the introduction. Here you can use the citations from different reliable sources. But make sure that you follow the citation standards of the style you're writing in. You should also include statistics and facts. Opposing views in the body part of your essay will make it even better and stronger. In the concluding part, you need to restate your thesis, based on the evidence and support mentioned in the body part.
So, now you know how to create a good argumentative essay. Choose your topic and start working on your writing too. Don't know which topic can't be interesting enough for an argumentative essay? Just select a topic, which is debatable enough to provide more than one evidence and point of view. Do a background research. Think about the arguments you can use, organize them in a logical way, and think of how you can back them up with the research-based evidence.


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The eight-year-old arrived at the Rehoming Centre on Bonfire Night last year after sadly his owner became ill and could no longer look after him. Despite being an Older Age Pooch (OAP) with limited vision, he has a real zest for life and loves nothing more than playing fetch.
Barney was unfortunately attacked by a dog some years ago which resulted in him losing an eye and he has damage to the other, but it doesn't slow him down and he's a confident, lively boy who loves to learn new things. Barney could live with a family with children aged over 14 but will need to be the only dog in the home. He would thrive with a family who have the time to help him get to know his new surroundings and understand his needs.
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