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It is possible that the city that never sleeps has calmed down a little in recent years, but even if the bars close a bit earlier these days, you can still count on finding a party atmosphere at all times of the day and in all situations. And then, once you have had enough of socializing, you can take a few days out and enjoy the best kilometre of art to be found in Europe.
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Opening hours are traditionally 10am-4pm and then 5pm-8pm, though these times may vary. Nowadays, however, it is more common for shops to open continually 10am-10pm.
City: 3,350,000
Metropolitan area: 6,000,000
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Madrid is not as large as it might seem—especially the central districts. Right in the middle of the city lies the Puerta del Sol, a traffic nexus that is the point from which all distances are measured. Also, the house numbering on every street starts at the end nearest the Sol. West and south of the Sol, are the oldest areas of the city, Los Austrias, which contain the royal palace (Palacio Real) and the historic and well-trodden square, Plaza Mayor.
The triangular area to the east and south of the Sol—with the Plaza de Cibeles, Atocha Station and the Sol at its corners—is one of the liveliest districts in Madrid, containing countless bars and restaurants. This is also where the three big museums stand in a row, and beyond them, the largest park in central Madrid, Parque del Buen Retiro.
Directly south of the Sol is Lavapiés: formerly a working class area, but now the most ethnically interesting part of the city thanks to a significant influx of immigrants from Africa and Asia.
North of the Puerta del Sol and the parade avenue of Gran Vía are the Malasaña and Chueca districts. The former is an old residential area that has been cleaned up in the last twenty years, whilst remaining one of the city's most relaxed bar districts. The latter has also undergone a rebirth: today it is Madrid's hippest quarter, a centre for a culture of clubbing, restaurants and clothing shops. Originally a gay district, it is now best described as broad-minded.
Madrid is a wonderful city that inspires casual strolls around green areas and frantic nights of adventure. People fill the streets at every hour of the day and there are impressive buildings, lush parks and picturesque streets in abundance. Culture is ever-present here, and you don't have to be a history buff to appreciate the architecture and constant reminders of a long and rich history.
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The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
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Teleférico - Madrid's Cable Car
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The varied culinary traditions of the entire Iberian Peninsula come together in Madrid to such a degree that experts discuss whether Madrid actually has a distinct culinary style of its own. The culinary culture of Spain's capital city has been enriched by immigrants from Andalucia, Galicia, Asturia and a number of other regions in Spain and around the world.
La Terraza del Casino
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Aderezo Restaurante
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Restaurante Lúa
Metro Bistro
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Il Bambino Restaurante
Spanish coffee culture is a social and animated affair. Café con leche usually accompanies breakfast, preferably with a croissant. Mid-day, especially after a meal, locals have an espresso, café solo or a cortado, which is an espresso with milk. Café Americano is what some would call watered down versions of the two first coffees. In the afternoon, or after dinner, order a café solo corto, a strong espresso, or a carajillo—a café solo with Spanish brandy.
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Mamá Framboise
Círculo de Bellas Artes
Café Central
Café Manuela
Café de Mahón
Café Murillo
Because the clever Spaniards think you should always eat when drinking, most bars also serve food—usually tapas. And despite the efforts of the authorities, Madrid's nightlife still happens later than in most other cities, and goes on for longer, as well.
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Bar Cock
Museo Chicote
Círculo de Bellas Artes
Del Diego
Taberna Almendro 13
El Parnasillo del Príncipe
El Son
Glass Mar
Magnum Bar
Put simply, there are three main shopping areas in Madrid: Centro, located between Puerta del Sol and Gran Vía; Chueca, directly to the north and east of Centro; and Salamanca, slightly further to the east. These represent three different types of shopping, especially with regard to the range of products offered. It's middle-of-the-road in Centro, trendy in Chueca and expensive designer fashion labels in Salamanca.
Las Rozas Village
Mercado de San Miguel
El Rastro Flea Market
ABC Serrano
Mercado de la Paz
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Madrid's airport, Barajas (MAD), lies a little over ten kilometres northeast of the city. The cheapest way to get to Madrid is by metro: line 8 goes to Nuevos Ministerios (the journey takes about 30 minutes). A taxi ride costs more at night and on Sundays, and takes about 30-60 minutes, depending on traffic. Numerous car rental companies are also available at the airport.
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Minority and immigrant elders constitute a greater proportion of the population than ever before and are the fastest growing segment of the older population. Within these racial and ethnic groups there is considerable variation with regard to age, gender, country of origin, language, religion, education, income, duration of U.S. residency, immigration status, living arrangements, social capital, and access to resources. The authors summarize research on older adults regarding racial and ethnic disparities, barriers to health and social service utilization, and dynamics of family caregiving. Implications are offered for social-work practice, policy, and research.
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To kick off this colorful month, we wanted to show you ways that you could be inspired by objects all around you! We picked what we thought is one of the most beautiful things in nature for an inspiration challenge today - and, here it is! A peacock feather! Don't you just love the shades of bronze, lime green, turquoise and that vivid royal blue? Well, I just sent the design team this photo and asked them to be inspired -- any way, any how!
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BARNSTABLE, Mass., March 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- UV Flu Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: UVFT) (the "Company") announced today that the Company has retained Stardust Broadcasting to run approximately 500 sixty-second television spots on a variety of national stations, with the intent of building the brand, and educating the consumer about the dangers of indoor air pollution.
"These commercials are the beginning of a long-term program to drive sales, while informing viewers how they can protect their loved ones from the spread of airborne diseases, allergens, and virtually all other forms of indoor air pollution. According to Stardust, the ads will start running later this week on stations such as CNN, ESPN, Fox News, Fox Sports and the Discovery Channel," said Jack Lennon, President of UV Flu.
"We are very excited about this first phase of our ramp-up. We have spent the last 18 months testing and evaluating the many applications for our products, and now we can focus on ramping up production to meet the demand we foresee from addressing the needs of each of these markets," said Mr. Lennon
"It turns out that there are major subsets to the overall residential market that are huge, but need user specific marketing approaches that we are now rolling out. If you have allergies or asthma, are pregnant or have small children, are undergoing any medical treatments, own a pet bird, dog, or cat, are a smoker or the spouse of a smoker, if your home suffers from mold and mildew, if you snore or have sleep problems, or are the spouse of one, or if you work in the field of medicine, education, travel or retail, your health, and the health of your family could be at risk," said Mr. Lennon.
Further details regarding the Company's business, acquisitions, financial reports and agreements are filed as part of the Company's continuous public disclosure as a reporting issuer under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission's ("SEC") EDGAR database. For more information, visit: www.uvflutech.com, and click on the 5 minute video describing the ViraTech UV-400.
About UV Flu Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: UVFT)UV Flu Technologies is an innovative developer; manufacturer and distributor of bio technology products initially targeting the rapidly growing Indoor Air Quality ("IAQ") industry sector ($7 billion in 2011). The Company manufactures the ViraTech UV-400, which utilizes high-intensity ultraviolet radiation (UV-C) inside a killing chamber that goes beyond filtration to destroy harmful airborne bacteria, at rates exceeding 99.2% on a first-pass basis, while also reducing the concentrations of odors, and VOC's (volatile organic compounds, such as acetone, benzene, formaldehyde, etc.) The FDA has issued a coveted Class II medical listing that enables UV Flu Technologies to market the product as a medical device. For more information, visit: www.uvflutech.com.
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China and other Asian countries could end up at war over territorial disputes if governments keep up their "provocative behaviour", US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta has said.
Speaking to reporters before arriving in Tokyo on a trip to Asia, Mr Panetta appealed for restraint amid mounting tensions over territorial rights in the East China Sea and the South China Sea.
"I am concerned that when these countries engage in provocations of one kind or another over these various islands, that it raises the possibility that a misjudgment on one side or the other could result in violence, and could result in conflict," Mr Panetta said, when asked about a clash between Japan and China.
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3401.0 - Overseas Arrivals and Departures, Australia, 2004
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Early estimates of short-term visitor arrivals for May 2004 will be available on the ABS website https://www.abs.gov.au on 15 June 2004. These estimates can be accessed by going to the home page and selecting Main Features (located under Statistical Products and Services) and then 34. Migration. Select Short-term Visitor Arrival Estimates, Australia (cat. no. 3401.0.55.001).
For data quality issues see the appendix of this publication.
This publication contains movement data. Care should be taken when interpreting this movement data as 'people'. See paragraph 5 of the Explanatory Notes for more detail.
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According to trend estimates, short-term visitor arrivals for April 2004 declined by 0.6% compared with the previous month. This followed similar monthly decreases since January 2004, bringing the number of movements to a level 3% lower than when the series last peaked in November 2003 (432,200 movements).
The following table presents the top ten source countries, in original terms, for short-term visitor arrivals during April 2004, along with percentage and numeric change compared with April 2003.
According to trend estimates, short-term resident departures have recorded consecutive monthly growth rates since April 2003. However, estimates since January 2004 indicate that this growth rate is slowing. Currently, short-term resident departures are 25% higher than when the series last troughed in March 2003 (285,600 movements).
The following table presents the top ten source countries, in original terms, for short-term resident departures during April 2004, along with percentage and numeric change compared with April 2003.
There were 9,440 permanent (settler) arrivals to Australia during April 2004, an increase of 15% compared with April 2003 (8,230 movements). Settlers born in the United Kingdom accounted for the largest proportion (16%) of permanent arrivals for April 2004, followed by the New Zealand (12%) and China (10%).
Statistics on OAD relate to the number of movements of travellers rather than the number of travellers. Therefore, care should be taken when using long-term arrivals data as it is known some individuals who travel multiple times in a year are counted each time they cross Australia's borders (see paragraph 5 of the Explanatory Notes). Long-term arrivals in this publication are not an appropriate source of migration statistics. For further information refer to Australian Demographic Statistics (cat. no. 3101.0).
There were 5,200 Australian residents departing permanently from Australia during April 2004, an increase of 25% compared with April 2003 (4,180 movements).
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KSFY: A Special Graduation for Augustana Student
Saturday was a special graduation for one Augustana student, in particular. Chris Johnson has cerebral palsy. On Saturday, he graduated from Augustana with a double major in English and French.
Four Faculty Members Honored During Commencement Ceremony
Four members of Augustana's faculty were recognized for outstanding achievement at the 2010 commencement ceremony Saturday, May 22, at the Sioux Falls Arena.
Gerszewski Named Augustana Sports Information Director
Tim Gerszewski, who has served as assistant athletic communications director at Southwest Minnesota State University since 2008, has been appointed Sports Information Director.
Ralph and Susie Wagoner Student Faculty Research Awards
Augustana juniors Trent Anderson (Lake Benton, MN) and Erika Jacobson (Lennox, SD) are recipients of The Ralph and Susie Wagoner Student-Faculty Research Awards for 2010-2011.
Modern Foreign Languages Majors Excel
As the academic year comes to an end, the Department of Modern Foreign Languages announces multiple academic achievement awards and inductions into student honor societies.
Augustana Team Competes in World Mathematics Contest
Three Augustana students participated in the 2010 Mathematical Contest in Modeling, competing against 2,254 teams representing institutions from 14 countries. The contest was primarily an online competition.
Alumna Receives Award for Teaching
Ann Hollander Hanson-Hobot, class of 1985, is the recipient of a 2010 Teacher Outstanding Performance (TOP) Award from the Anoka-Hennepin School District in Minnesota.
Augustana Commencement May 22 at Sioux Falls Arena
Three hundred and twenty-nine students will participate in the ceremony beginning at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, May 22, at the Sioux Falls Arena. In addition to the conferring of degrees, four faculty awards will be presented.
KDLT: Augustana Students Conduct Study on Sioux Empire Fair
Augustana students are behind a new report, coming out next week, surrounding the Sioux Empire Fair. KDLT spoke with students involved and their professor Dr. Marcia Entwistle about the study.
Dr. Ann Pederson Receives 2009-10 Faculty Recognition Award
Dr. Ann Pederson, Professor of Religion, received the Augustana Student Association Faculty Recognition Award for her outstanding teaching and contributions to the Augustana community.


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"Diffusion Tensor Fiber Tracking Reveals Probst Bundles in Patients with Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum", 32nd Congress of the Europea Society of NeuroRadiolog, pp. 135, 2007.
"Diffusion tensor fiber tracking in patients with agenesis of the corpus callosum", 23rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the European Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine and Biology, Warsaw, Poland, pp. 34-35, 2006.


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The Best PG-13 Drama Movies
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List of PG-13 drama movies, ranked from best to worst with movie trailers when available. This list takes the best PG-13 drama movies and pits them against each other to see once and for all what the greatest PG-13 drama movie of all time is.
If you think the top drama movie with a PG-13 rating isn't as high as it should be, then be sure to vote it up so it can take its rightful place among the other great PG-13 Drama films on this list. If you're trying to find a specific PG-13 drama film, you can search this list and filter to find what you're looking for.List contains movies like The Dark Knight and Forrest Gump.
If you're trying to find out "What are the best PG-13 drama movies?" then this list is the perfect resource for you, so use this list if you're looking for some new drama movies that are rated PG-13. Between Netflix, Amazon Prime, and other services, there are thousands of great drama movies rated PG-13, so get out there and start watching. Share this list with your friends to get more great movies to the top ranks. (194 items)
Be sure to also take a peek at Best Historical Dramas, Best Family Dramas, and Best rated R Drama Movies.
Among those that have directed a PG-13 Drama movie are Clint Eastwood and Denzel Washington.


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Valery Yershov was born in 1960 in the Soviet city of Yessentuki. After graduating from the Graphic Department of the Leningrad Pedogogical Institute, he moved to Moscow in 1987 and then to Stockholm in 1988. Before immigrating to the United States in 1991, he had exhibited in Russia and throughout Europe. The London Contemporary presented a one-man show of his works in Moscow. Today, his work has also been exhibited in New York and other US cities.
Yershov's creative search, classic training and exceptional talent have garnered him a favored niche in today's art market. He began painting interiors stuffed with all sorts of odd things: an absurd world where classicism meets Pop Culture. Taking real objects out of everyday life, he manipulates them to build his ¡§Silken Paradise.¡¨
Yershov paints museums and palace halls displaying masterpieces of antiquity, renaissance or modern times with accuracy and total realism. But, the action that takes place in these environments is surrealistically absurd. Dogs in uniform and monkeys in evening dress walk among the luxurious interiors. Given the recent heightened interest in surrealist works, Yershov's magnificently detailed paintings of intimate apocalyptic splendor have made a timely arrival.
A published artist, Yershov has received numerous awards. He has exhibited in Europe, including Finland and Switzerland and can be found in many private and corporate collections in cities across the US and Europe.


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TimeGate Studios IPs cause bidding war between hedge fund, Atari and SouthPeak
Section 8 and the unreleased free-to-play game Minimum from TimeGate Studios, which shut down operations earlier this year, are involved in a bidding war between companies wanting the rights to the titles.
Section 8 headlines
Atomic Indie Bundle includes Section 8, Tropico Trilogy, Dino D-Day, more for $5
Bundle Stars has launched the Atomic Indie Bundle which comes with 12 standalone PC games for just $5.
TimeGate Studios files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
After laying off a lot of staff members and being hit with a $7.35 million lawsuit by SouthPeak Interactive, TimeGate Studios has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Court overturns TimeGate vs Southpeak arbitration decision
This week brings another twist in the long-running legal tussle over Section 8 between developer TimeGate and publisher Southpeak Interactive.
Double Fine Happy Action Theater, Rhythm Party, more arrive on XBLM
Microsoft has added Double Fine Happy Action Theater and Rhythm Party to the Xbox Live Marketplace, along with a few other goodies as well.
Tuesday Shorts II: Phantasy Star, FFT-0, Sims, MSP, Humble Bundle
It's time for your second round of Tuesday shorts. Enjoy.
Thursday Shorts II: War in the North, Deathsmiles, Marvel Super Hero Squad Online, stats
Shorts are short this afternoon. But that's, okay. Never heard anyone complain about such a thing unless they're being sported by large, hairy man.
Section 8: Prejudice Assault mode unlocked
Congratulations, Section 8: Prejudice fans! Combined with the other players on Xbox 360 and PC, you've racked up 10 million kills in just two weeks – and, as promised, the brand new Assault mode has been unlocked.
Unlockable mode for Section 8: Prejudice opens with 10 million online kills
Section 8: Prejudice hits PC today, and its developer, TimeGate, has announced that a new mode called Assault will open once there have been 10-million confirmed online kills.
Section 8 sequel announced for 2011
SouthPeak's announced it's bring out a Section 8 sequel next year.
PS3 version of Section 8 takes user to Live Marketplace
PlayStation 3 owners trying to connect to PSN in first-person shooter Section 8 are getting a surprise that they perhaps didn't expect: the chance to visit Xbox Live Marketplace.
TimeGate: No Plans for Section 8 demo on PC
TimeGate Studios has told readers on the Section 8 official forums that there will not be a demo released for the PC version of the game. "We do not have plans to release a Section 8 demo for the PC at this time," reads the thread. "Currently, we only have a demo for the Xbox […]
Section 8 delayed a week
Southpeak shooter Section 8's been pushed back a week, according to EG. "The game is now being released on September 11 not September 4 due to a small delay in the manufacturing process," said a rep. The jetpack blaster's a PC and 360 title.
Section 8 demo now up on Xbox Live
Just in case you were unaware, there is a demo up onXbox Live for Section 8 – the shooter from TimeGate Studios. The demo is an exclusive for Gold members at the moment, but when the full thing is released in stores on September 1, players will be able to go online with up to […]
TimeGate Studios announces Open Beta for Section 8
TimeGate Studios has announced that Section 8 is now in Open Beta for North America, Europe, and Australia. You can download the Beta through File Planet, which includes the online multiplayer mode with two maps from the final game, as well as a variety of vehicles, weapons, deployables, missions, and equipment. Instructions on to prepare […]
Section 8 multiplayer to allow user-created choke points
TimeGate Studios' Robert Siwiak has said that the multiplayer in Section 8 will give players access to deployables instead of base building and the ability to create choke points. "Playing a lot of other first-person shooters out there, I'm sure that many players can relate with finding this level designer-placed machine gun turret or something […]
Section 8 video shows jumping, shooting, big armor
A video for Section 8 is posted after the jump and features the jumping gimmick and some of the different weapons you can use to take down your hulking enemies. The PC and Xbox 360 sci-fier will land on shelves August 25 and 28 in the US and UK respectively. Via D'toid.
Pre-order Section 8, get exclusive armour
SouthPeak is offering an in-game goody in the form of Captain's Armor to those that pre-order Section 8 through GameStop. No word on whether or not pre-order bonuses are going to make it to Europe when the PC and 360 shooter ships this autumn. More on Joystiq.
Section 8 allows Xbox 360 users to set-up dedicated servers
Section 8 will allow Xbox 360 users to set up and create dedicated servers. According to producer Robert Siwiak, this is the first game on the console to do this. The application will be downloaded on to player's PC and helps them turn it into a dedicated server for the game. TimeGate will also be […]
Section 8 screens show loads of shooting, RoboCop looking armor
New screens for TimeGate's FPS Section 8 popped up this morning over on Eurogamer Germany. You will see loads of laser shooting, and armor that looks like RoboCop. Well, most "spacey" shooters have armor reminiscent of RoboCop. At least they look that way to us. Anyway, the game "gives players unprecedented strategic control over the […]
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By Andrew Rudansky
Celine Cousteau created CauseCentric Productions with the goal of promoting the good works of non-profit organizations from around the globe. It is a non-profit film company that creates short documentaries of other non-profits, several of which will be seen at the Hamptons Conservation & Wildlife Film Festival later this month. Cousteau said that the goal of these short films is to help spread the message of solving ecological and societal problems.
"We are visual creatures," said Cousteau on why film was the best medium to communicate this message. "So I found that I could tell the people through the visual arts about these groups….and that can influence people."
Since Cousteau started CauseCentric Productions she has already created three films, each of the documentaries has Cousteau following around a non-profit organization, documenting the good works they do in different parts of the world. All three of the films will be shown at the upcoming Hamptons Conservation & Wildlife Film Festival at the Bay Street Theatre, September 23-25.
All of the films that are being presented in the upcoming film festival, well over 50, also highlight global environmental problems and the people trying to solve them. The festival was created last year to highlight environmental issues around the world through short and feature length documentary films.
Cousteau will be personally presenting one of her three CauseCentric films, "Amazon Promise," at the festival's fundraising gala on Saturday, September 24.
The film follows around Patty Webster the founder and president of Amazon Promise, a non-profit dedicated to bringing doctors and medical treatment to the remote regions of the Amazon rainforest. Webster used to be an adventure tourism guide in the rainforest, but after witnessing the haphazard and in some cases non-existent state of healthcare in the region; she decided she wanted to do more.
The documentary, filmed in 2008 in the Amazon region of Peru, shows Webster and the Amazon Promise medical team working in remote Peruvian villages, providing basic medical treatment for people in desperate need. The doctors in the film donated their money and time to help provide this medical care. For Cousteau's part, after she completed the short film, she gave the video to Amazon Promise to use as a fundraising tool for the organization.
"[The film] gives them a tool to communicate, that's something that a lot of non-profits don't have the ability to do…I realized that with the ability to do these short films, that I am able to lend a hand to these non-profit organizations."
After the film, Cousteau will be part of a panel discussion with other film directors and also hold an informal Q&A about the film and her personal experiences following around the doctors in Amazon Promise.
"It is a motivation tool," she said. "I realized that with the ability to do these short films…that I am able to lend a hand to these non-profit organizations."
Cousteau's other two short films scheduled the film festival similarly focus on the charitable works of non-profit organizations. "Green Chimneys" explores the work of Dr. Samuel B. Ross, founder and executive director of Green Chimney, a school in Brewster, New York that deals with behavioral, social and mental disorders through the use of animal assistance therapy.
"Essentially the animals are brought in because they are rescue animals or horses that can't be ridden any more…and the animals and the people, they heal together," said Cousteau.
The third film has Cousteau following around Pete Luswata, the founder of the Uganda Rural Community Support Foundation (URCSF). Cousteau traveled to the AIDS-stricken Rakai District in Southern Uganda in 2009, where she documented Luswata and the URCSF training the Ugandans in basic agricultural processes.
A fourth film about the use of medicinal herbs in the tribal regions of Papua New Guinea has already been filmed and is currently in post-production.
"All of these films are stories about heroes," said Cousteau.
She said that she likes to focus on the people in this world who are making a difference in their communities because they can act as inspiration to other people. Cousteau said the goal of all of her films is to get people involved with the various non-profits.
"Hopefully they will inspire and motivate the audience to do more," she said. "I would like [the audience] to get a more broad understanding of all of the incredible people who are looking for solutions in our environment and our culture."
Tickets for a two-hour film session at the festival are $15 for adults and $12 for students and seniors. Tickets for Saturday's gala are $95, while a full film festival pass are $250. More information and advanced tickets can be purchased through the Bay Street Box office at 725-9500 or by calling 610-896-4776.


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Recovering from a data center disaster
Your worst nightmare -- of your data center suffering a catastrophic disaster -- has come true. Now what?
Your data center has just suffered a catastrophic disaster, and your worst nightmare has begun. As disaster recovery coordinator, you're responsible for orchestrating the recovery of applications that were labeled mission-critical before the disaster occurred. You had enough forethought to develop and store your business continuance plan away from the place of disaster, and you now have it firmly in hand. You make contact with the application owners, technical support staff and all other essential staff that are on their way to the recovery site. Now what?
|Remote tape ensures recoverability
That depends on whether you are relying on tape or disk for recovery. The point at which the tape user picks up the phone to call their off-site tape vendor and the point at which the disk user is speeding swiftly to the recovery site is where the two solutions fork--and their recovery experiences become inherently different. If you read my personal account of a tape-based recovery I participated in during the Sept. 11 disaster (see "Recovering from the WTC: a personal account" in the June 2002 issue of Storage), you learned many of the downsides of using tape for recovering from a full-scale disaster.
However, by placing your archiving hardware at a safe distance from the primary copies of your data, many of these downsides will be addressed from Day 1. By observing the tape-based solution in "Remote tape ensures recoverability" (this page) and assuming the common 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. backup window was in use, we can see that at the start of the Sept. 11 disaster (approximately 8:45 a.m.), the latest completed backup tapes would have been off-site. Conversely, in a local tape-based solution, these same tapes would likely still have been in the same location as your primary data center because the time between the close of your backup window and the pickup time of your off-site tape vendor would probably have been after 8:45 a.m., if you leave room for late-running backups, as well as the collection and organizing of the tapes. So a complete disaster would have destroyed all copies of the most recently updated data.
Not only can this location problem affect the recovery point of your applications, it could also affect your overall recovery objective time--if the tapes weren't destroyed in the disaster but were somehow inaccessible to your recovery staff, similar to what the brokerage firm in my personal account experienced. It's not likely that the terrorists saw this vulnerable gap of time as an additional side effect, but the timing of the strikes hindered our ability to recover data. And if we still think that it's safe to play the odds on scenarios like this, then we really haven't learned very much at all with regard to DR.
One huge milestone in recovering applications using a tape-based solution is the point at which you have every tape library designated for recovery populated with the tapes that the backup server will request while directing the recovery of your production applications. Admittedly, there's quite a bit of preparatory work that's necessary to identify the most critical applications and their associated backup tapes, load and inventory these tapes in the library.
But once you complete the inventory of the tape libraries, you will have arrived at the point where a disk-based solution would have positioned you from the start of the disaster. At this point, both solutions would have the necessary data within their enclosures, but the amount of time needed to access and transfer this data to your recovered application servers varies greatly.
If you compare the access times of the tape and disk approaches, you'll see that there's really no comparison at all. Even the fastest, most expensive mid-cartridge load tape drive cannot match a low-end, Fibre Channel (FC)-attached ATA disk array. The brokerage firm in my Sept. 11 experience was using DLT drives for its backup and recovery solution. These drives were engineered for raw capacity--not speed--in their load and unload operations. So, when loading and unloading a tape during the recovery, this operation was elongated and proceeded in single file, because they were essentially hardware interrupts of the same priority. At times, this caused the robotic arm in the library to be overrun with SCSI commands, and it eventually had to be reset. Unfortunately, this phenomenon was not recognized until recovery jobs started failing.
Making the best of tape
Two variables will affect reaching a "ready to recover" state with tape. First, how long are tapes kept at the recovery site before being moved to an off-site vendor? And were your backup servers and their indexes located local to your primary data center and thus destroyed by the disaster, or were they located at your recovery site?
|Disk-only approach yields fastest time to recovery
Because technology allows us to access a library's robotic arm from across a wide distance, a storage area network (SAN) designer has the option of locating the backup server at either location. But for security reasons, an organization may not want a server that has access to every other client network to remain in a less-secure location. If there's any way to lighten the fears of the security organization in your company by enhancing the security at the remote location and in your network, then perhaps you should explore those paths.
One huge benefit you would realize is not having to rebuild your backup server from scratch because it was at a safe distance at the time of the disaster. This saves you time by not requiring you to restore your backup server's indexes, as well as keeping those indexes available to you for report queries. With the indexes available, you can execute prewritten scripts to query the backup server for the tape volumes that will be necessary to restore a backup client to a particular recovery time and then load those tapes as they arrive from the off-site vendor. However, this benefit can be fully exploited only when you have a priority list of application servers to restore.
The costs associated with a tape-based DR solution range from the procurement of tapes and their tape drives, to the management of the physical tape for the rest of the tape's life. Tape costs will vary depending on the technology used for backups. The choice of DLT, LTO, AIT or other midcartridge load technologies will depend on the number of backup clients that must be assigned to each tape library and the data characteristics of the clients.
For example, if you have a high number of clients with lots of mount points assigned to a tape library for backup, recovering that same high number of mount points implies a more significant amount of tape mounts, because mount points are assigned to specific tape drives during backups. A complete DR slows restores for all but the tape drives with the fastest of load and unload times. And because the capacity of the tapes associated with those types of tape drives are often much smaller than those built for capacity, more of them are necessary to regain the capacity lost to the mount speed of the tape drive. This adds cost to the tape-based solution by requiring more tapes, floor space and staff to administer a large-scale DR solution.
The disk alternative
I have yet to meet an IT manager who wouldn't like to remove or reduce the financial burdens associated with tape media management. More staff, more off-site vendor contracts and more tapes are some of the larger itemized expenses coming from out of your media management budget. Tape management requires staff to collect the most recent backup tapes from the library, possibly entering them into a separate tracking system, and coordinate the pickup and drop-off of tapes needed for recovery and re-initialization.
In addition to these tasks, this group will also determine the recoverability of tapes that were vaulted some time ago. Although most organizations outside of the government aren't prudent in their efforts to ensure recoverability, it's still a best practice.
An increasingly interesting alternative to tape that alleviates many problems is one of the many disk-based DR solutions on the market. With this solution, disk can be used to stage data at a remote site.
That's exactly what one of my clients has done. They already owned space tens of kilometers away from the primary data center, and they decided to mirror their data to this location (see "Disk-only approach yields fastest time to recovery"). Every night before the backup, the mirrors were split and the secondary copy mounted on a backup server local to the remote tape library. Then, the backup data was transferred to the library, and the mirrors merged when the backup was complete. This solution put the backup data off-site immediately, and it removed the application server from the process of moving data to tape by splitting the mirrors and mounting them on a different server.
At first glance, this approach may not look like a disk-based solution because the data is being driven to tape. However, the functionality of mirroring data across distances makes this a disk-based DR solution with benefits. In addition to the aforementioned benefits, there's one less copying function necessary for archiving. The mirrored data is already located off-site in a second or third disk array for protection, and the ability to split and mount the mirrors on a separate server implies application-free backup and a higher quality of application availability.
Should the primary data center be destroyed, mirrored and recently synchronized copies of each file system or volume will be resident on Switch B and discovered by leased servers provisioned at the recovery site some time after the disaster. By locating the backup server at the remote site and provisioning application servers, as well as having a plan in place for changing your SAN's zoning and perhaps LUN configurations to include the new host bus adapters (HBAs) in the provisioned servers, you have done much to ensure the expedited recovery of your applications. Furthermore, with your boot disks being mirrored across the extended SAN, you'll be in a better position to recover by connecting a server to Switch B, install the necessary drivers, change your zoning configuration and then boot the server to assume the identity of the destroyed application server at the primary data center. I can't think of a better way to perform a bare-metal restore of an OS.
Because this DR solution still uses tape, the media management issues surrounding tape still exists. But by combining the mirroring functionality of your disk array with the ability to extend your SAN over distances, it takes the off-site tape vendor out of the critical path of a DR exercise by alleviating the need to wait for the vendor to retrieve and deliver the latest full backup tapes. Instead, your recovery team can start connecting servers and discovering volumes much faster than was possible with recovering complete volumes from full backup tapes, leaving tape recoveries for incremental restores only. And guess what? Those tapes are already loaded in the library. Thus, you will only need the full backup tapes being retrieved by your off-site vendor for file systems that were corrupted when its mirrored partner went off the air. A side benefit of having your tape library located at a remote site is you may be able to save budget dollars by refining your off-site pickup schedule because your backup tapes are off-site.
Another disk-based DR solution involves using a disk volume as the target of the backup and recovery application. In this approach, the scalability of capacity and performance is essential. On the front end, you can configure the backup server to recognize the storage nodes or media servers as data movers in the transfer of application server data to disk. As for resource management, you should approach storage provisioning the same way as any other application server. After all, backup and recovery in its simplest form is just another application.
Because the storage nodes and accompanying SAN basically replaces your tape library and perhaps the duties of your tape management staff, you can assume that there are administrative burdens associated with this solution. These burdens mostly mirror those associated with managing your primary and/or secondary disk arrays. The problem is that if this solution is going to make any kind of economical sense, the chosen disk array in your DR solution will probably be less of a robust storage solution than the one chosen for your primary storage solution, thereby suggesting different management tools and more administrative staff. To increase your ROI in a disk-based DR solution, storage management software that provides a management interface into your disk arrays should be chosen prior to implementing your solution.
An enterprise-class tape library at the end of an extended SAN is a tape vendor's best chance at keeping real estate in enterprise data centers for DR purposes. With the right distance between the primary data center and the remote tape libraries and a less-than-aggressive recovery objective, tape libraries still make economical sense for business applications. However, the more servers, applications and file systems that must be recovered with an aggressive recovery objective, the less likely a tape-based solution will satisfy your SLAs.


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Q fever is an infectious disease that is spread by domestic and wild animals and ticks.
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
You can get Q fever by drinking raw (unpasteurized) milk, or after inhaling dust or droplets in the air that are contaminated with infected animal feces, blood, or birth products.
Symptoms usually develop 2 to 3 weeks after coming in contact with the bacteria. This is called the incubation period. Most people may have no symptoms; others may have moderately severe symptoms similar to the
People at risk for infection include slaughterhouse workers, veterinarians, researchers, food processors, and sheep and cattle workers. Men are infected more often than women, and most people who get Q fever are between 30 and 70 years old.
This disease is occasionally seen in children, especially those who live on a farm. In infected children younger than 3 years old, Q fever is usually discovered during a search for the cause of
Common symptoms include:
- Dry
cough(nonproductive) Fever
- Headache
- Joint pain (
arthralgia) Muscle pains
Other symptoms that may develop include:
Abdominal pain Chest pain
- Jaundice
- Rash
Signs and tests
A physical examination may reveal crackles in the lungs or an
Tests that may be done include:
chest x-rayto detect pneumonia or other changes
- Blood tests to check for antibodies to Coxiella burnetti
- Liver function test
- Complete blood count (CBC)
- Tissue staining on infected tissues to identify the bacteria
- Electrocardiogram or echocardiogram to look at the heart
Treatment with antibiotics can shorten the length of the illness. Antibiotics that are commonly used include tetracycline and doxycycline. Tetracycline given by mouth should not be used by pregnant women or children who still have any baby teeth because it can permanently discolor growing teeth.
Expectations (prognosis)
Most people get better with treatment. However, complications can be very serious and sometimes even life-threatening. Q fever should always be treated if it is recognized as the cause of symptoms.
Rarely, a heart infection results that can lead to severe symptoms or even death if untreated. Other complications can include:
- Bone infection (
- Brain infection (
- Liver infection (chronic hepatitis)
- Lung infection (
Calling your health care provider
Call your health care provider if you develop symptoms of Q fever. Also call if you have been treated for Q fever and symptoms return or new symptoms develop.
Pasteurization of milk destroys the bacteria that cause early Q fever. Domestic animals should be inspected for signs of Q fever if people exposed to them have developed symptoms of the disease.
Marrie TJ, Raoult D. Coxiella burnetii (Q fever). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 189.
Raoult D. Rickettsial infections. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI,eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 335.
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David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Assistant in Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.