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I had some dreams about Great Wolf Lodge, but here is one of the weirdest ones:
So I was there, it was Halloween. For some reason, they were holding a Magiquest contest to see who can open the chest.
This one girl opened it, but it jumped right at her, she didn't get scared that all!
Then, I was walking to my room, and the door was 5 inches away from the ground.
The weirdest thing was, the sky was greenish.
So there is my weird dream.
So, today I dreamed that a fox jumped into a wall and came back as BITF Waluigi, and then the walls and all buildings around started becoming of different colors and were "Waluigified" in all kinds of ways. Everyone ran away in panic as the whole city was gradually taken by the "Waluigi effect". It was... disturbing... What a fitting dream to have just before Halloween :P
My dream started out with parents lying about having charged my phone. I have no idea why, but that's what it started with. While I was arguing with them, a green meteor landed in my friend's yard, and for some reason it had the body of a character from the Alternate/Augmented Reality Game Ingress, who was the leader of the faction who believes that the aliens come in peace to help us achieve a higher form of evolution. My parents ask me to go check it out and inform them of what the thing is, and give me my phone, now randomly charged, to take pictures of it so I could show them. I went outside where my friends whose yard the meteor had landed in, some other people in my neighborhood, and one of my classmates from school were already examining the body, and one of the people in my neighborhood dared his brother to touch the dead body. He touched it, and his shirt turned green (everyone was wearing blue for some reason), his glasses disappeared, and his hair became darker despite normally being dark brown/black. He started chasing after people, and got my classmate, who in my dream was a really fast runner. I ran out of my friend's yard, which apparently was the only place you could get tagged, and through the next yard, which was the same friend's yard behind their house rather than their cousin's house, until my classmate tried to drag me back to the area where I could get tagged. I got out of my classmate's grip, and ran across the next hard, where my neighbor who owned the yard screamed something along the lines of "NO! You're basically dog bait now!" even though her dogs were obviously inside. For some reason I thought this was a game, and was going to get other friends in my neighborhood, who couldn't play outside because there was a Nintendo 64 update, which was odd for them because normally they prefer to play outside over screens.
For some reason all the vivid dreams I have are really weird and/or related to fantasy.
Don't expect anything to make sense. That way you'll be pleasantly surprised if it does.
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I had a dream where my whole day was crap. It started with me playing a version of smash run where you could find the people you were playing with in the map followed by my friend (he was playing shulk instead of his main mega man for some reason) killing me. I got super mad at him, so I assume we were teaming up or something. I then went to school and my textbook didn't have a table of contents for some reason. It took me like 2 minutes to find the page I was supposed to be on. It was about smash bros. I then woke up.
I think I play too much smash bros. I'll solve this by playing even more smash bros.
I have not been remembering much of my dreams lately, so I will tell of a very odd dream I had sometime last year. I was on some submarine/boat or plane of some kind (the interior was mostly gray metal, but I am assuming it was one of the former since there did not appear to be much seating). Suddenly, I see a woman being chased around the ship by Meta Knight. Want to hear how this gets stranger? Meta Knight was wearing a huge black afro wig. Suddenly, the dream switched over to me and some other people playing at some kind of beach or large sandbox. We were collecting and playing with brightly colored seashells, then we saw an image of Meta Knight (no ridiculous afro this time). I either woke up after that or I do not remember the rest.
I have had many more strange dreams. This is just one of them.
*Phoenix Down*
I had a dream one time a year back where ChuggaaConroy was on the HOME Menu of his Wii. Later, my father, Batman, Yakko Warner, and a Lakitu were involved. Y'know IN THE BATHROOM!
I once had an extremely long dream that had several different parts to it, but the weirdest section was in the middle when I went to a fancy restaurant. The estaurant's doors had real HUMAN HANDS for doorknobs, so there was literally someone standing on the other side of the door sticking their hands through a hole so peple could open the doors. Anyway, the restaurant was apparently owned by Nickelodeon and they were showing the infamous Spongebob Squarepants episode Truth or Square on a huge television. For some reason I found this offensive and talked to some random waitress about why the episode was offensive and demanded that they stop showing it. The waitress told me to follow her into the kitchen and told me to wait on a metal bench. When she came back she had a large knife and was going to kill me to stop my complaints. I wasn't sure if she was going to stab me or electrify the bench, so I just ran past her and down the corridor. All the other employees pulled out knives and also tried to kill me, but I managed to escape through a hole in the wall. Outside I found a man on a rock and I asked for his help to destroy the restaurant, but he said that I had to complete a challenge. The challenge was to throw a coin in the mouth of a giant snake. I died multiple times and the snakes would keep changing but when I finally did it, the dream switched to something completely unrelated before we could start our plan.
This was the same dream where a bunch of ninja children were putting pieces of food into my hair. Yeah.
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One time, I dreamt of a maze that I kept failing.
Not to mention the morning I kept having crazy dreams...
The next batch comes from just New Years Morning. In Dream #1, I was listening to the Calling Collab, only the MAMALWEEJAH part kept showing up. The 2nd 1 was basically Lysandre (although he looked different) in a contest (complete with his Gyarados), Twilight Sparkle and Spike with Lisia (rendered COMPLETELY different than how I'd imagine her), and it ended when I was dragged by an invisible hand and tossed down to a forest I was forced to roll through.
This morning I had a dream where Bill Clinton had an account on this forum. Yeah. His avatar was just a photograph of himself, and he apparently wrote scripts for episodes of Pokemon. Then he posted these scripts on BitForums every few minutes, letting people post inbetween. The episode he posted in that dream was Ash's gym battle with Ramos.
That segment was shoved in the middle of a much more boring segment, where I was at school. I went to both of my classes and in each one I was assigned a boatload of projects and assignments, most of which were due the next day. I don't really remember most of that dream, other then when I got a charaacter trait assignment where you had to draw a picture of how you felt about someone with that charactr trait. Some kind chose "criminal" or something and said he would draw a picture of himself beating someone up.
EDIT: The day afterward had many parts, but most notable was when I went to Mount Rushmore and the four president's heads were talking too each other. They were laughing and looking at each other and making extremely detailed facial expressions. Unfprtunately, I couldn't hear them. This was apparently completely normal, and no one seemed confused.
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Oh I have weird dreams every night. Nearly always involving family and acquaintances from the past. Rarely good though. I rarely awaken having felt good about a dream. And if I wake in a panic! Awful. Because I can't recall what the dream was in which I awoke from!
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I had a dream where I wa in Disneyland. Good enough start. Then there's a Lego Darth Maul statue there. (I really like Lego Star Wars) It came alive and started chasing me around. I eventually ran into this huge corridor where a huge line of random Disney/Pixar characters were waking. Then I awoke.
"Oh, but what's the point of tests if you don't learn anything?"
-King Bumi (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Last night I had a dream where an elderly gentleman was showing me how to pray the Rosary in particular way according to the days of the week. I don�t remember the specifics of how it was exactly he taught me but after he was finished teaching me he kept saying over and over one word. All I could make out phonetically was what sounded like �tepeyac�. After his saying this word over and over I woke up at exactly 3am in the morning with this word stuck in my head.
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Photo credit: "Corn crops in southern Minnesota were compromised by bad weather as far back as early summer, as shown on Lyle Wessel's fields in Watonwan County." (Photo courtesy of Lyn Wessel).
A Sloppy Start to October. Here's an excerpt from Minnesota WeatherTalk: "The month of October has begun with plenty of moisture, measured in terms of rainfall, cloudiness, humidity, and dew points. Cloudiness has been persistent across much of the state just as it was in the beginning of October 2005. Most days have had complete or near-complete cloud cover, with relative humidity ranging from 70 to 95 percent. The majority of climate stations in the state have reported rainfall on at least one day and for some on three days so far in October, with many places already seeing a total of over 1 inch (2 to 2.50 inches is the range of normal total precipitation for the month of October in Minnesota)..."
Hurricane Sergio. As of Friday morning "Sergio" was a Category 3 hurricane; not expected to impact Mexico. Image credit: NOAA and AerisWeather.
Swarms of Supersize Mosquitoes Besiege North Carolina. Thank you Florence. WIRED.com reports: "...On September 26, North Carolina governor Roy Cooper ordered $4 million in relief funds to combat invading swarms of the nickel-sized bloodsuckers, known to scientists as Psorophora ciliata and to everyone else as gallinippers. "They're just everywhere," says Tom Turturro, an environmental health program specialist with Cumberland County. The area gets a small amount of gallinipper activity each year during the rainy season, but this has been an especially bad bout. His office has gotten more than 500 calls in the last week. Worried it will hamper clean-up efforts, the county sent out pesticide-spraying trucks this week, and is looking into aerial efforts as well. While not known to transmit human disease, the supersize skeeters are quick to mob any mammal they can find, any time, day or night, and deliver a fearsome bite. "It's like somebody shoving a hot poker in your arm," says Turturro. "It burns like hell..."
Red Tide is Plaguing Beaches on Both of Florida's Coasts. The Washington Post reports: "Many of Florida's famous beaches were empty Thursday because of a red tide outbreak that for the first time in decades is plaguing both the Gulf and Atlantic coasts at once. While the Gulf Coast has suffered the brunt of the toxic algae outbreak all summer, it only just showed up this week on the Atlantic beaches of South Florida. Miami-Dade County closed Haulover Beach — including a popular nudist section — early Thursday and the growing crisis prompted Gov. Rick Scott to announce $3 million in state assistance for five counties in the region. "It's very rare for us to have it over here," said Lieutenant Matthew Sparling of Miami- Dade Fire Rescue Ocean Rescue..."
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Life in Plastic: Headlines and links via Climate Nexus: "Increased demand for plastics and other petrochemical products will keep global demand for oil high and could offset progress to cut emissions elsewhere, the International Energy Agency said Friday. The IEA's new analysis finds that while oil demand for transportation will slow by 2050, petrochemical products will account for 30 percent of demand by 2030 and 50 percent of demand by 2050. While high-income economies like the US and Europe currently use 20 times as much plastic as other regions, high plastic use in growing economies like India and China will be key drivers of increased demand through 2050, the agency finds." (New York Times $, Reuters, Bloomberg).
Everything You Wanted to Know About Tesla's Model 3. Matthew DeBord has a long and detailed review about his experiences; if you're considering a Model 3 you'll want to check out this article at Business Insider: "...But what's really so hypnotically and addictively compelling about the Model 3 is how many great ideas have been crammed into one automobile. This is a car that's absolutely bursting with thought, about the present and the future — and the distant future. Those ideas are overwhelmingly optimistic. Clearly, because it creates no tailpipe emissions, you can buy a Model 3 to feel better about yourself and your life on the environmentally embattled Earth. But you can also feel better about yourself because the Model 3 by its nature makes you feel better about yourself. It is intellectually stimulating, a mood-improvement machine. I perked up every time I slipped behind the wheel, and most days I had to deal with rainy Northeast gloom. Gray skies weren't going to clear up, but it didn't matter, because the Model 3 helped me put on a happy face..."
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Federal grants and tax credits reduced the farm's up-front investment. But Hood says the real advantage was making his electric bill more predictable. Hood: "We want to know what input costs we're going to pay year-in and year-out." The solar installation was recently completed. Hood says it takes up less than two acres of land. And yet it now offsets 100% of the grain storage facility's power. He expects that will save the farm 30 to 35 thousand dollars a year, and make the farm's grain business more profitable. Hood: "I would highly encourage any grower, no matter the size, to explore solar. The financial aspect of it just makes sense."
Pairing Wind + Solar for Cheaper, 24-Hour Renewable Energy. InsideClimate News takes a look one of the utilities pairing the 2 clean energy sources to create reliable energy for their clients: "...The benefits of wind-solar hybrids start with a simple idea: Solar power is strongest when the sun is brightest, often in the middle of the day. Wind power is stronger at night in many areas of the U.S. By combining the two, a hybrid project has the potential to produce power around the clock. This is important because one of the challenges of managing a power grid is dealing with the intermittent nature of renewable energy. Power grids have to provide the right amount of power to match customers' power demand moment-to-moment, so natural gas power plants are often kept at the ready to power up when needed. That could include being used on a cloudy day when a region's solar power output is down..."
Photo credit: "Invenergy's Grand Ridge project in Illinois is one of a small number of hybrid power projects to combine wind and solar energy in one site. A larger one with more solar is planned for Ohio." Credit: Invenergy.
How to Kill Your Tech Industry. Is computer-related discrimination in Great Britain a lesson for present-day Silicon Valley? Here's a cautionary tale that filled me in on computing details I didn't know, courtesy of Logic; here's a clip: "...The stock market bubble of the first internet boom did not herald a warmer, fuzzier era of more democratic computing. It inaugurated a new era of "greed is good," and in the process, Silicon Valley learned that it could actively profit from social inequality. The only catch was it had to be willing to manufacture ever more of it, selling technological "advances" that were actively harmful to a progressive civil society under the guise of technosocial progress. The dynamic continues to this day. Silicon Valley reaps enormous profits at the expense of the majority of users, and calls it progress. But technology's alignment with actual progress has a long and uneven history, and its effects are rarely straightforward or fully foreseen. Real progress isn't synonymous with building another app—it involves recognizing the problems in our society and confronting the uncomfortable fact that technology is a tool for wielding power over people. Too often, those who already hold power, those who are least able to recognize the flaws in our current systems, are the ones who decide our technological future..."
Image credit: "Steve Shirley, Ann MOffatt and their coworker Dee Shermer."
Iceland Knows How to Stop Teen Substance Abuse But the Rest of the World Isn't Listening. A story at Mosaic caught my eye; here's an excerpt: "...People can get addicted to drink, cars, money, sex, calories, cocaine – whatever," says Milkman. "The idea of behavioural addiction became our trademark." This idea spawned another: "Why not orchestrate a social movement around natural highs: around people getting high on their own brain chemistry – because it seems obvious to me that people want to change their consciousness – without the deleterious effects of drugs?" By 1992, his team in Denver had won a $1.2 million government grant to form Project Self-Discovery, which offered teenagers natural-high alternatives to drugs and crime. They got referrals from teachers, school nurses and counsellors, taking in kids from the age of 14 who didn't see themselves as needing treatment but who had problems with drugs or petty crime..."
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USA Ranked 27th in the World in Education and Health Care....Down From 6th in 1990. Big Think has the story: "...The United States fell 21 spots over the years from 6th to 27th. This places us in the company of Germany (24), Greece (25), Australia (26), and the Czech Republic (28). The top spots are dominated by Western European and Nordic countries, with Finland topping the list both in 1990 and 2016. South Korea and the Republic of China are the only non-European representatives in the top 10 for 2016, edging out Canada, which fell to 11th place. It's not that Americans don't spend a lot of money on these things. As a matter of fact, the U.S. spends more per student than almost any other country on education and way more than anybody else on healthcare. The problem, or at least part of it, is that much of this money is spent inefficiently..."
A Cautionary Tale About Selfies. Ars Technica takes a look at selfies gone (very) bad: "...A group of health researchers in India have tried to tally the death toll from selfie taking, counting 259 deaths worldwide from October 2011 to November 2017. In doing so, they also caught a blurry glimpse of the leading ways in which people perish during dicey photo ops. The top three were drowning, transportation related (mostly being hit by trains), and falling off of things, such as cliff edges… Risk-taking men accounted for 72.5 percent of the fatalities with gender data. Of those with age data, the mean age was about 23 years old. The majority of deaths were of those aged 10 to 29. India had the most deaths in the survey, with 159. That was followed by 16 in Russia, 14 in the US, and 11 in Pakistan. The rest were scattered in various countries. The top way to go while snapping a self-portrait was drowning..."
The Birds are Buzzed. Here are a few clips from a Star Tribune story: "The birds in Gilbert, Minn., are berry, berry drunk. With the town buzzing about erratic avian behavior, the police chief in the Iron Range city of 1,800 residents took to Facebook this week to let the public know what was going on. Turns out, the birds have been getting tipsy on fermented berries. Police Chief Ty Techar wrote Tuesday. "The reason behind this occurrence is certain berries we have in our area have fermented earlier than usual due to an early frost."… In fact, a number of animals seem to enjoy fermented fruit. According to National Geographic, white-tailed deer in apple-growing regions have been seen stumbling through the forest after eating overripe apples. Butterflies are attracted to beer, and moths to wine, while bats are known to feed on fermented fruit and nectar..."
Photo credit: Jim Williams – Special to the Star Tribune. "Cedar waxwings like this one are among the few migratory birds that eat fruit, which has led to problems in Gilbert, Minn."
Serious Multitasking. Praedictix meteorologist Susie Martin had an assist from her son, Ansel, the other day. I've seen a lot of things in front of a chroma-key green-screen, but this is a first. Nicely done!
.09" rain fell yesterday at MSP.
51 F. maximum temperature Friday in the Twin Cities.
63 F. average high on October 5.
65 F. high on October 5, 2017.
October 6, 1997: Hail, wind, and an F0 tornado are reported in the early morning hours in several counties in west central Minnesota. Near Canby in Yellow Medicine County, hail combined with wind gusts nearing 60 mph damage the roof of a bus garage, elementary school windows and a school vehicle. Renville, McLeod, Carver, Scott, and Dakota counties also receive hail and strong winds. Widespread pea to marble size hail accumulates to three inches deep in several areas, and crops are severely damaged over a large part of Renville county. Many power lines and trees are blown down. Southeast of Bird Island, a barn collapses and kills over 100 pigs. Near Brownton in McLeod County, hail accumulates to a depth of 3 inches with one foot drifts. A brief tornado touches down near Stewart in McLeod County, damaging a few trees.
October 6, 1987: Snow falls over the Arrowhead region.
SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy, cool. Winds: NW 8-13. High: near 50
SATURDAY NIGHT: Clouds linger. Low: 42
SUNDAY: Dry start. PM showers expected. Winds: NE 8-13. High: 54
MONDAY: Steadier rain arrives. Winds: SW 10-15. Wake-up: 46. High: 57
TUESDAY: More rain and drizzle. Winds: NE 8-13. Wake-up: 48. High: 53
WEDNESDAY: Heavy rain, few T-storms. Winds: S 10-20. Wake-up: 51. High: 68
THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy, a raw breeze. Winds: W 10-20. Wake-up: 43. High: 49
FRIDAY: Partly sunny and chilly. Winds: NW 7-12. Wake-up: 36. High: 45
Climate Stories...
Wind Farms May Actually Warm the U.S., Controversial Study Finds. By stirring up the air in the vicinity of wind turbines are we keeping some surface temperatures milder? Here's a clip from Earther: "Climate change? Bad. Wind farms to fight climate change? Maybe...also bad? That's the weirdly veiled and instantly controversial conclusion of two new papers out on Thursday in Joule and Environmental Research Letters. The twin papers look at how wind power could create localized warming and how much energy wind farms produce. The results show that wind farms generate comparatively low power for the area they take up, and that installing a bunch of wind farms could heat up the surrounding land. The papers don't say wind energy is therefore bad, but it's hard to not feel that hanging over the proceedings or becoming a takeaway for bad faith actors looking to kneecap renewable power..."
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At Season of Creation's End, Know This: Climate Change is Here. Here's the intro of an Op-Ed at National Catholic Reporter: "As the liturgical Season of Creation for 2018 draws to a close, the serious need for prayer, study and widespread action in response to the destructive threats of climate change has never before seemed so urgent. Through all that I have heard through the years about the dangers of climate change and ecological degradation, I have never quite been able to imagine a possible end to human life or destruction of life as we know it on the planet. Until now. In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence and Typhoon Mangkhut, the aerial views of whole cities flooded brought back images of whole Mayan and Incan cities overgrown now by jungle, human life and developed civilizations completely and mysteriously gone. How many more "once-in-a-century" or "once-in-a-thousand-years" storm or fire disasters (that are now striking practically every year or every few years) will it take before people will no longer have the will or ability to rebuild?..."
Photo credit: "Water remains on a window sill in a middle school classroom Sept. 28 at St. Mary School in Wilmington, North Carolina, the first Catholic school in the state. The school sustained significant damage from Hurricane Florence." (CNS/Bob Roller)
Climate Change Apathy, Not Denial, Is the Biggest Threat to Our Planet. The Guardian has an interesting Op-Ed focusing on changing behavior to influence outcomes; here's a clip: "...Cutting emissions further to stop dangerous warming will depend on people changing how they live: flying less and eating less meat and dairy, for example. There's no way this can be done as quietly as what's been achieved so far. Persuading people to cut down on things they enjoy for the sake of the climate might seem impossible. In most European countries, about three-quarters of the public say they're worried about climate change, yet less than a third would accept higher taxes on fossil fuels to cut emissions. But this climate apathy can be overcome if it's tackled in the right way. The first step is to understand the psychology behind apathy. Climate change is exactly the kind of threat our minds aren't equipped to worry about. It seems distant, happening mostly in the future and to other people. The widespread tendency to think "I'll be OK", known as optimism bias, makes it easier for people to assume such distant problems won't affect them..."
Photo credit: "Cutting emissions will depend on people changing how they live: flying less, for example." Photograph: Graeme Robertson for the Guardian.
With the World on the Line, Scientists Outline the Paths to Survival. Here's an excerpt of a summary of an upcoming IPCC report from Grist: "...The report will be released on October 8. From leaked drafts, we know the basics of scientists' findings: World greenhouse gas emissions must peak by 2020 — just 15 months from now. The scientists also show the difference in impacts between 1.5 and 2 degrees would not be minor — it could be make-or-break for the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, for example, which would flood every coastal city on Earth should it collapse. "The decisions we make now about whether we let 1.5 or 2 degrees or more happen will change the world enormously," said Heleen de Coninck, a Dutch climate scientist and one of the report's lead authors, in an interview with the BBC. "The lives of people will never be the same again either way, but we can influence which future we end up with..."
Photo credit: AP Photo / Rob Griffith.
Record 2017 Hurricane Season Driven by Warm Atlantic Ocean, Study Says. Carbon Brief highlights a new study; here's the intro: "Last year's record hurricane season – which saw Hurricane Harvey, Irma and Maria cause devastation across North and Central America – was primarily driven by "pronounced warm conditions" in the tropical Atlantic Ocean, research finds. The study shows that high sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in the Atlantic played a larger role than other possible drivers, such as La Niña, a natural climate phenomenon that is known to affect hurricane seasons, and air pollution. Climate change is likely to have played a role in driving the unusually warm Atlantic, the lead author tells Carbon Brief, although natural factors could have also had an influence. The research also finds that hurricanes on a similar scale to those of 2017 could become 1.5-2 times more frequent by 2080 – depending on how much action is taken to tackle climate change..."
Photo credit: "Hurricane Irma hitting Miami Beach, Florida, USA. 10 September 2017." Credit: EFE News Agency / Alamy Stock Photo.
Climate Scientists are Struggling to Find the Right Words for Very Bad News. Here's an excerpt from a Washington Post story: "...And if we can't cut other gases — such as methane — or if the Arctic permafrost starts emitting large volumes of additional gases, then the budget gets even narrower. "It would be an enormous challenge to keep warming below a threshold" of 1.5 degrees Celsius, said Shindell, bluntly. "This would be a really enormous lift." So enormous, he said, that it would require a monumental shift toward decarbonization. By 2030 — barely a decade away — the world's emissions would need to drop by about 40 percent. By the middle of the century, societies would need to have zero net emissions. What might that look like? In part, it would include things such as no more gas-powered vehicles, a phaseout of coal-fired power plants and airplanes running on biofuels, he said..."
The Archipelago of Hope. Guernica has an important story that frames the climate challenge for the planet's inidigenous people: "Climate change is here, and no one knows it better than the Indigenous peoples. While industrialization is encroaching on their traditional territories, temperature increases, precipitation changes, and seasonal shifts are affecting the natural systems they rely on for their livelihoods. They have been living with accelerating climate change for several decades now, and are increasingly bearing the disproportionate burden of its impacts.A mere 5% of the world's population, the Indigenous peoples represent a large part of global cultural diversity, speaking the majority of the world's 7,000 languages. Though Indigenous groups only inhabit a bit more than 20% of the Earth's surface, near 80% of the planet's remaining biodiversity is found in their territories. Over millennia, these stewards of biocultural diversity—the inextricably linked and co-evolved varieties of species, cultures, and languages—have developed an intimate relationship with our earth, backed by a track record of living on the planet without leaving a trail of devastation..."
Rising Tides: How Near-Daily Flooding of America's Shorelines Could Become the Norm. The forecast calls for a steady increase in "nuisance flooding" in the years to come. Climate Central takes a look at coastal flooding trends in light of rising sea levels: "...From 2005 to 2015, the median annual frequency of flooding days more than doubled along the stretch of coast from Florida to North Carolina, according to an analysis by scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The coast between Virginia and Maine saw a median increase of 75 percent during the same period. (The trend was more limited on the West Coast, in part because of the region's coastal topography, ocean currents, and the uneven distribution of sea level rise around the world.) Further increases are likely coming. In an average year this decade, 30 sites selected by Climate Central saw a total of 153 days of floods, according to data from NOAA. (Sites were selected based on geographical representation and data availability.) In an average year in the 2040s, those 30 locations would see around 2,850 floods. In the 2070s, the numbers would be higher still, at 8,873. While flood counts for future decades include the effects of sea-level rise and high tides, flood counts for past and present decades are also shaped by storm surges. These projections assume a sea-level rise of 3.3 feet over the course of the century — what NOAA calls an "intermediate" scenario. The United States seems set for a major increase in minor flooding..."


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The list below is in chronological order.
ProgressNEXT18, ProgressNEXT19
On 29.05. until June 1, 2018, a global Partner and User Progress conference was held in Boston. More than 800 participants attended 130 presentations and enjoyed a chance to meet Progress product and top managers in person.
Pizza & Beer Spring 2018
Meetings in Moravian Brno and Polisch Warszawa attended almost fifty partners and customers again.
Pizza & Beer: April 18th-19th, 2018 (Spring round)
Galeos organizes this year spring and fall Pizza & Beer workshops for Czech, Polish and Slovak partners and customers.
Progress Training Schedule 2018
Progress EMEA Training Schedule 2018:
526: New record of the EMEA PUG Challenge Conference
From 15th to 17th November, the EMEA PUG Challenge conference of Progress users and application partners took place in Prague. The conference was attended by 526 delegates from 35 countries who had the opportunity to participate in 12 workshops and 83 presentations.
IT Regatta 2017
IT Regatta is one of the most prestige seagoing one design regattas organized for Czech IT professionals.
Galeos brings Corticon BRMS also to Poland
At the turn of September / October, Galeos, with the support of Progress Software, made a series of training that kicked off Galeos' new business activities - Progress Corticon BRMS offering. The training were addressed to specialists and business users from partners and direct end customers who are responsible for automating decisions in their companies.
EMEA PUG Challenge 2017: Super Early Bird Registration Started!
EMEA PUG Challenge launched Super Early Bird registration for its Prague′s conference on November 15th - 17th 2017.
Progress VP EMEA visited conference of the biggest Polish partner company Novum
Company Novum – the biggest Progress Software partner in Poland - hold on May 16 th - 17 th , 2017 its 10 th annual conference with the main headline: "Secure solutions in dangerous times".
Pizza & Beer in May with Vladimir Zalda and Marek Bujnarowski as well
Together with Progress Software Professional Services, you are cordially welcome to the May´s round of Pizza & Beer, where the keynote speakers are Vladimir Zalda (Bratislava, Brno) and Marek Bujnarowski (Warsaw only). Vladimir and Marek will introduce MDBA Services and DB Health-Checks . These popular Progress services you can use either for your own purposes as well as for your clients. Among other you will hear how to manage 1.800 databases of 100+ customers, how to handle with 72+ TBs of data or how to coordinate 138.000 user connections.
EMEA PUG Challenge 2017 Early Bird Tickets
For those who consider attending the EMEA PUG Challenge 2017 in Autumn in Prague, we bring the following friendly notice: The number of early bird tickets will be limited more than in previous years.
IT Regatta 2016
IT Regatta is one of the most prestige seagoing one design regattas organized for Czech IT professionals.
EMEA PUG Challenge 2017 in Prague!
We have got a great news from our consultants from just opened EMEA PUG Challenge conference in Noordwijk, NL. Next year will be this the biggest European Progress users conference held in Prague! Big thanks to EMEA PUG organisation committee and Tomas Kucera! Venue, agenda, and other information will be announced in a timely manner.
Pizza & Beer in numbers
Meetings in Bratislava, Brno and Poznań attended almost fifty partners and customers.
Popular Pizza & Beer Meetings Are Back!
We complied with the requests of our Polish application partners and direct customers and we have decided to revitalize popular technology-oriented meetings called "Pizza & Beer" both in Poland, Czechia and Slovakia. Do not take the meeting name so literally. We serve both interesting information and not only a pizza and a beer.


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I've been struggling to understand how to get the APM failsafe working properly and have yet to find some clear instructions that a noob like I can follow. It suddenly dawned on me how to get it all setup.
Here is my normal zero throttle output:
Here it is when the radio is off:
The AR8000 can be taught what to do if it looses contact with the mothership. The default is to leave or move the throttle to zero. As you can see, zero is normal and not enough to invoke the APM failsafe. (see here for more info on the APM Failsafe: http://code.google.com/p/arducopter/wiki/AC2_Failsafe)
What you need to do is tell the AR8000 to go below zero when the radio is lost and here's how you do it:
What you have done is told the receiver that when you loose contact, this is the new throttle position. It is of course, way lower than normal range. The low value is enough to trigger the APM failsafe which will RTL and land.
This all works in theory for me and MP seems to agree, I'll be out testing it tomorrow but just wanted to get it all down on paper so to speak.
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Nice one! Now added to the manual here.
My TX is DX7s and that's work too, tks.
Would this work for the Turnigy 9x? I upgraded to the ER9x firmware. It's reading a 972 pulse on THR/CH3 with the stick down at zero, the motor starts at 1050, but when I turn off the radio the last pulse settings remain.
I read that you can program the ER9x to send alternating signals every few microseconds that APM2 can detect, but the APM2 code needs to be modified to read it.
Any way to set the 9x for failsafe with APM2?
I should have added something else to the blog.
The above will should work for most receivers which have some sort of fail safe mode. You need to find where you set the travel limits for your throttle (In the Spekrum it is Settings > Servo Settings > Throttle)
Your TX and RX then see this as the zero throttle. You need to then see how to tell your RX "in time of panic, go to zero throttle" As this new zero throttle is enough to trigger the APM fail safe, it'll do it just fine.
Once you've done that, you need to change your throttle limits back to normal.
You do not want your normal throttle zero to be able to trigger the APM fail safe!
FYI to do this on the Turnigy with ER9X firmware, just goto Setup on model 2/10 page and turn E. Limits to ON. Then goto Limits on model 6/10 page and change CH3 0.0-110 instead of 0.0-100. This should drop you down to 940uS or so in MP. Bind with RX. Go back to Setup on model 2/10 page and turn E. Limits to OFF. Test by turning off your TX while connected in MP.
should it be about the same for futaba 8fg
Jay, what Rx are you using with the Turnigy 9x?
I'm using the matching Turnigy 9X 8C v2 and the outputs freeze at their current settings if signal is lost. Nothing changes, so it seems it's not possible to detect loss of signal.
I am using the FrSky DIY module with a FrSky VF8R receiver that has a failsafe. I do not think the stock Turnigy receiver will let you set a failsafe.
"Turn off radio and throttle should not drop to around 920uS (or whatever it was beforehand)"
You meant "should NOW drop" right?
Thanks Mike. I'll get it updated.


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The accompaniment of Indiana has clearly banned texting while driving. Starting today, it is actionable to use any "telecommunications accessory to type, address or apprehend a argument bulletin or an cyberbanking mail message" at the aforementioned time you are driving. Individuals bent actionable the texting ban face a accessible $500 fine.
But don't worry. It's still acknowledged to column comments to Hit & Run from abaft the wheel. The Indy Star reports:
Activities such as analytic the Internet, arena amateur and authoritative a playlist on your iPod all abide acknowledged for drivers, who are banned alone from texting and emailing. The law was watered bottomward afterwards Indiana assembly aghast at a absolute ban on application handheld accessories abaft the wheel.
"We were aloof not able to get that done in the aldermanic session," said Sen. Travis Holdman, R-Markle, who had accurate a abounding ban but agreed to sponsor the absolute law. "This is the best that we could do," he conceded during a account appointment Thursday to outline the new law.
Is there a point to casual a law that bans texting but not, say, a Facebook bulletin or a blog post? If anything, it seems acceptable that banning aloof one anatomy of adaptable communications is acceptable to drive added bodies to attack alike added awkward, and possibly added dangerous, work-arounds.
According to The Star's report, the Republican administrator abaft the texting-only statute gave two affidavit for absorption alone on texting. First, he capital to access the affairs that the law would canyon built-in muster. "The added challenge," he said, "is the abrupt change of technology." There's a simpler way to abstain built-in challenges and abstain actuality overtaken by new technology: Don't adapt texting while active at all!
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Bluffton Badge Chief Tammy Schaffer said she commonly sees drivers sending argument messages.
"We're not activity to t everybody that's texting," she said. "But maybe if we can t a few we can accomplish our anchorage a little bit safer."
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CALGARY, Sept. 28, 2018
CALGARY, Sept. 28, 2018 /CNW/ - Direct Energy Regulated Services has announced default natural gas rates for October 2018. These rates will apply to customers who have not chosen a competitive supplier within the ATCO Gas North and South service territories. The rates have been verified by the Alberta Utilities Commission.
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Korean Climbing
CAPT. FREDERICK M. GOLOMB and THOMAS A. MUTCH
Korea is a country few mountaineers visit by choice, but in recent years many people, climbers and others, have found themselves in this land of rice paddies, crowded towns, and mountains. For the most part the mountains are ragged hills, extending in roughly parallel ridges which culminate in numerous rocky peaks possessing a real but desolate beauty. Unfortunately they leave bitter memories for most Americans who know them only as battlegrounds whose flanks and ridges were hard won homes of cold, hostile discomfort. When the hostilities ceased and boredom set in, few looked to the hills with pleasure and anyone who would voluntarily go out among them was regarded with unmasked incredulity.
In our pursuit of recreational climbing several unusual problems had to be overcome. Independent pleasure trips, such as these, are frowned upon; specialized equipment—even ropes—is hard to come by. Then there is the unfamiliar hazard of the land mines. During the fighting they were buried by the hundreds along the ridges and slopes. Many still remain undetected and dangerous.
Of all the mountains south of the 38th Parallel one group stands out as a particular mountaineering challenge. These mountains, known as Tobang-San, are located just north of Seoul. Most prominent among them is In Soo peak, which has probably been noticed by most Americans who have been to Korea. In general, the cliff faces we climbed in Korea and the surrounding mountains were composed of crumbling rock. By contrast the last 500 feet of this peak appear to be a solid volcanic core, rising almost vertically on three sides with a single steep ridge on the fourth, broken only by vertical cracks.
Our curiosity about this mountain was early aroused, but it was not until late December 1953 that we made our first reconnaissance of the peak. At that time deep snow and glazed rock made the exploration unsuccessful. In the spring we made two more visits, but no obvious route could be found, and our desire to climb the peak accordingly increased. Finally, in mid-May, a truly determined attack was planned. Enlisting the help of the air force, we were flown to a nearby field and got off to an early morning start. By now we were well known to the native children living near the mountain, who would climb into our jeep in prodigious numbers. We actually carried eleven of them, besides ourselves and our driver, right up to the base of the mountain, where they insisted upon becoming our porters and carried our modest gear up the path. While leisurely following them, we reflected upon the grandeur of this expedition which included air support, a chauffeured vehicle, and native porters.
The path led through a lush forest and then grew more devious as it wound up to a col which separated our mountain from a neighboring peak. Here we found a Shinto shrine with a decaying wooden Buddha and a family living in the high temple with no apparent source of livelihood.
Facing the tower which again loomed over us, devoid of any obvious route, we luckily came upon a group of engineering students from the University of Seoul, who belonged to the Chosun Alpine Club. They told us that the mountain had been climbed in 1946 by a member of their Club and invited us to follow them in their ascent. These five young men had a single 120-foot rope among them as their sole equipment. The leader would proceed up a pitch and successively bring his companions up to him until they all stood on the same narrow ledge before moving up the next pitch. This road block ahead of us allowed us to climb leisurely and pointed out each step of the way. Their lack of hardware was made up by heavy iron rings which had been drilled and cemented into the rock at appropriate intervals.
The first pitch of the climb was a narrow 15-foot chimney, followed by a wide, inverted corner. This extremely awkward pitch was possible largely because of the rough texture of the rock, permitting maximum use of friction in the absence of any true holds. Above this was a detached slab, which the small, wiry, and very agile Koreans "chimneyed up," and which was too narrow for us, so we took it as a vertical lay back. One of the final pitches required direct aid. The Korean technique was for the leader to lasso a projecting rock and then climb up the rope. We graciously accepted this assistance when, in turn, we reached the stiff pitch. The angle lessened above this point and the subsequent stretches were not difficult.
Finally emerging on the top of the huge dome, we could look south to Seoul and west to the Yellow Sea while the rugged ridges extended as far as the eye could see, north and east. As we reflect upon the problems and pleasures of climbing in Korea, our most vivid memories are less associated with the familiar technical difficulties of the climbing than with the unique experiences connected with them.


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Grace Elizabeth makes a Go for It at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2016. See the hottest Grace Elizabeth photos from the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2016 at the Grand Palais in Paris.
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2016 started with a bang in Paris. There were supermodels galore and the Angels looked devilishly hot. It was a time of colors, forms and superbly-designed lingeries. Among one of the attractions of the show was Bridget Malcolm.
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Grace Elizabeth is five feet nine and a half inches tall. Her hair color is brown and her eye color is a beautiful hazelnut shade of chocolate. Grace really wowed the crowd in her dark pink bra and panties at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2016.
Her ankle length socks were a bright white color. As for her wings, they oddly consisted of pink ribbons that were their in many numbers. It was a truly magnificent view that the onlookers took in with a dream-like demeanor.
After the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2016, Grace Elizabeth expressed her feelings about the show on her Instagram with a lengthy statement. She wrote: "Last night I walked in the Victoria's secrets fashion show in Paris. It was my first show, I opened Pink Nation and was graced with the most beautiful bow wings. There's not enough words to explain how incredible it felt to be apart of such an iconic show. During my first meeting with NEXT they asked me what my goal was, I said to walk in the Victoria's Secret show. I was only 17 then, I didn't know what this industry was like and I never could have predicted what the road ahead would be like for me. thank you @ed_razek , you have no idea how happy you have made me. Every little girl plays dress up and pretends, but you let me live the real thing. The show has been my dream for a very long time, and I am so honored to have walked in the most beautiful show Paris, and the rest of the world, has ever seen. Thank you for having me, thank you for believing in me, thank you for the most magical night of my life. @johndavidpfeiffer thank you for everything. You have always supported me, and trusted in me to do the best I can. Thank you for making this possible for me. I've had so many people supporting me from the beginning. My agents @nextmodels @nextmodelsmia , have pushed me and guided me to success. There is no way I would be where I am today without the love and support they have shown me. To my parents @tonic_18 @ajcabe , you guys are my rock. You believe in me, you have always done whatever you could to put me a step ahead in the right path. I am so grateful I was able to share this moment with y'all. Having you both with me through this journey has made me feel safe and secure and special. Looking out and seeing you cheering for me in the crowd was the best feeling I have ever had. To my followers, fans, and friends THANK YOU! You guys have shed me with love and support and kindness. I couldn't have done this without you all!"
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is months in the making. This year the show marks the 20th anniversary of the sexiest runway show. The Victoria's Secret fashion show has grown to a global TV event that draws an audience of about 500 million people world-wide.
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While awaiting their export quota, these mills are getting in touch with producers in Maharashtra to buy sugar there and ship it right across the ports. Though the central government has permitted exports of 5 lakh tonne, it has not released a formal notification yet.
The January 2011 notification had given two options to factories: They could either export sugar from their own production or source it from some other factory to minimise the transportation cost. If the January 2011 provisions continue, Uttar Pradesh mills are most likely to purchase sugar from Maharashtra. The state is the lowest-cost sugar producer in the country and the country's main port, JNPT, is closer to its mills. Sources said a top private sugar manufacturer has blocked export licences of Uttar Pradesh mills for export of 27,000 tonne sugar.
"Some top Uttar Pradesh mills have already begun enquiries with mills in Maharashtra," said BB Thombre, chairman of Natural Sugars, adding, "There will have to be a pooling of export quota of smaller mills as some mills have quota of just a few hundred tonne." Abinash Verma, director general of Indian Sugar Mills Association, an industry association of private sugar mills, said, "Mills are desperate to improve their cash flows through exports as they have mounting cane arrears."
In Maharashtra, larger cooperative mills pool together the quota of smaller ones because international export shipments quantities are for bulk volumes such as 10,000 tonne to 20,000 tonne. The smaller mills usually have allocations of a few hundred tonnes and they cannot export individually.
Some leading sugar cooperative mills involved in exports have confirmed that they have started getting calls from the smaller mills for the purchase of their export quota. Interestingly, Tamil Nadu mills have the option of exporting smaller quotas to the neighbouring Sri Lanka. N Ramanathan, MD of Erode-based Ponni Sugars, said, "Most of the mills from Tamil Nadu will export sugar to Sri Lanka, the nearest market and the East Asian countries. Individual mills can export smaller quantities to Sri Lanka because they can be sent even by small boats."
Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar has said that keeping out trading houses was a deliberate decision so that exports benefit mills across the country. Though there is no clarity on the participation of export houses , a leading export house confirmed that it would be going to seek allocations.


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As a kid, I grew up watching hockey games at the University of North Dakota. One of my favorite memories was riding the zamboni during period breaks on the opening night of the Ralph Engelstad Arena. Although it would take a lot to top that experience, a weekend trip to New York City to cheer on our home team came awfully close!
I woke up and realized that we overslept. We hurried out of the house and we were on the road by 4:00 AM. We arrived to Fargo at 5:10 and squeezed through security with one minute to spare. You may think I am just being dramatic but we literally had ONE MINUTE before they were shutting the door. When we got to our seats, I turned around to see my shoeless mom walking down the isle. We were off to a wild start!
(Watching 13 Hours– I highly recommend it!)
After our layover in Chicago, we arrived in New York City. In looking for a taxi, Andres, a random man I met on the sidewalk, lined us up with a car service and to our hotel we went.
Tip: If you have a party larger than four, instead of getting two taxis, look into getting a private car service. It can be cheaper to have a car service provide you with a suburban (and driver), than flagging two taxis. In our case, that was true.
Central Park
After lunch, we walked to Central Park to look at trees, rocks, and grass.
Jared asked me to Photoshop pigeons on his arm like in Home Alone, but I thought a random photo of him sticking his arm out was more entertaining.
Lion King
We stayed at the Marriott Marquis and the Lion King broadway show happened to be a few feet from our hotel door. As someone that isn't crazy about theater, I thought this production was outstanding. After the show, we were all raving about the play. My dad, however, was not as impressed. We later realized that the play didn't make sense to him because he had never seen the movie… He always surprises me!
Tip: If you are going to go to the Lion King musical that follows the storyline of the movie, watch the movie.
Night Caps
We went out for drinks after the Lion King and only walked a few feet before flagging down a few carriages. We pressured our bike driver to race the other driver and we lost. After a few drinking games and changes of scenery, we called it a night.
Hockey Hockey Hockey
On Saturday, we did some sightseeing, napping, and eating. My dad insisted that we all wore unflattering matching green jerseys on our Saturday adventures. Before the hockey game, we went to two receptions for UND fans. Both were completely full and we had to leave. That's when I knew we had a wild night ahead of us. Upon arriving to the game, we met one of my college friends, Joe, and did our best to show him a true North Dakota hockey experience.
I think we succeeded.
(Keeping up with the UND football game.)
(Matching green tents courtesy of the man footing the bill.)
Sunday- 6:00AM
Bright and early we left to the airport. Once again, we used a car service and it ended up being the same price as a taxi fare. By 4:00 PM, we landed in our great state of North Dakota.
Las Vegas 2018
I am thankful we were blessed with such an amazing opportunity to travel to NYC and watch our hockey team dominate. I am already looking forward to the Las Vegas hockey game in 2018!


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Nesselwang HotelsNesselwang is made up of lots of little, interconnected hamlets that date back hundreds of years, with traditional German architecture from across the ages. During the ski season the population becomes significantly larger, with tourists flocking to be taken to the peak of Alpspitz mountain, and then gliding through the powdery snow on their skis or board. Once the season is over and the snow has melted, the surrounding areas are ideal for climbing and hiking, with verdant trails to challenge those of all abilities. Things to seeThe area has skiing for all ability levels, with a kids' park, and a fun area with kickers and rails. There are several schools where you can improve your technique, before hitting the slopes for downhill skiing, or trying the challenging yet fun cross country trails. There's also a 4 kilometre long natural toboggan run which offers thrilling rides for those of all ages, and frozen lakes are turned into natural ice rinks where you can show off your twirls. You can even camp overnight in an igloo on the Alpine peaks, and wake up to see the sunrise over the glittering snow. In the summer the ski trails turn into the perfect spot for hiking or biking, and the rolling hills are covered in wildflowers. You can also enjoy Nordic ski trails with the right equipment, and there are golf courses, tennis courts, and clear lake waters for fishing or swimming.Hotels in NesselwangNesselwang hotels are generally 3 to 4 star, and designed in a typical ski lodge style. This means that you can expect features such as spas, health clubs, steam rooms, ski storage, and ticket assistance. Many hotels also have restaurants, cafés, conference spaces, and multilingual staff to help you book your days out. Guestrooms also have all the amenities you need to relax after a long day on the slopes, and you'll enjoy amenities such as premium bedding, pillowtop mattresses, rainfall showerheads, hair dryers, flat-screen televisions, and in-room safes. There are also a wide range of rooms available, from singles to family size accommodation, and you can often request connecting rooms if you are in a group.Where to stayNesselwang is a traditional town with red roofs and white buildings, and during the winter season the winding streets are covered in a thick layer of snow. There are several cosy, locally owned restaurants to be found, many of them serving traditional Bavarian cuisine, as well as pizzerias and cafés where you can grab a quick bite. You'll find plenty of ski shops and rental places for outdoor equipment, just in case you forget to pack anything, and small craft shops where you can pick up a souvenir to take home. There's a traditional aprés-ski scene in the town, and you'll find wooden huts where you can enjoy a tankard of Bavarian beer in front of a roaring fireplace. How to get to NesselwangFriedrichshafen Airport is about an hour and 20 minutes away by car, and you'll find regular flights from across Europe landing here. You can either pick up a rental car, or book a taxi or shuttle in advance for a quick transfer to your hotel. Another option is to take the train to Ulm, change for a train for Kempten, and then change again for Nesselwang, with the journey taking about 3 hours in all. Nesselwang train station also has convenient connections to local stations, and by changing at Kempten you can connect with Munich and other major cities.


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European Parliament Scraps EU Roaming Charges27th October 2015
The European Parliament has agreed to abolish roaming charges in Europe; the ban will take effect from June 15 2017. In essence, from June 2017, you will be charged the same to make a call, send a text and use mobile data as you are at home. Prior to this, a temporary roaming cap will be introduced from April 30 2016 through to the ban's inception date, reducing roaming charges by 75%.
The move is intended, largely, to prevent consumers from experiencing "bill shock" upon their return home after trips around Europe. The move follows years of negotiations between EU member states and we think it's brilliant news. Remember, the ban is not active until June 15 2017 so be sure to check out our blog on data roaming if you are heading to Europe before then – How To Avoid Roaming Charges.


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CU2.0 Podcast Episode 31 Mike Reuter Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions
From the Ukraine to Ireland and Dominica, this podcast travels the globe with Mike Reuter, executive director of the Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions, as he shares stories of the challenges faced by credit unions and also the generous willingness of other credit unions executives to help. Exhibit one may be the rebuilding of the Dominica credit union sector after that island's economy was flattened in a 2017 hurricane. Credit union execs want to help and they do. It's an inspiring podcast that shines a light on what's special about credit unions.
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A market stall with the theme: "What Really Happened to Madeleine McCann?" will be held somewhere in the East Midlands all day Wednesday (6th May), in a small gesture of defiance against the media conspiracy to blot out any suggestion that Madeleine McCann really died in Apartment 5A in Praia da Luz.
The stall has been paid for by Madeleine Foundation member Grenville Green.
It will take place a day before Channel 4 proposes to broadcast an utterly biased 'reconstruction', directed by suspect Dr Gerald McCann and his media adviser Clarence Mitchell, claiming to have 'new evidence' that Madeleine McCann was abducted.
The stall will be clearly labelled: "What Really Happened to Madeleine McCann?". The '60 Reasons' booklet will be on sale to the public. The new '10 Reasons' leaflet will be handed out free to passers-by.
If you think you might like to visit the stall to give support to Grenville, please 'pm' me for the details.
Meanwhile, for details of The Madeleine Foundation's latest direct action in support of the truth about what happened to Madeleine, yestreday, please go to: viewtopic.php?f=35&t=31711
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