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Enjoying a predominantly pescatorian diet, finding a new fish to prepare is a real treat, such as these whole Jamaican Tilapia that I discovered at Diana's Seafood the other day. Diana's has a vast selection of fresh fish from all over the world, both whole and filets, but I'd never seen whole Jamaican Tilapia before — neither had my lovely lady fishmonger who regularly serves me at Diana's. When she's impressed, I'm impressed.
The whole tilapia are stuffed with lemon, dill, cilantro, mint and fresh sliced ginger
A fragrant sauce of soy, sesame oil, ponzu, rice vinegar and chopped green onion is poured overtop, then the tilapia are covered, sealed and baked at 425°F for 30-40 minutes
Steamed Whole Jamaican Tilapia with Ginger-Soy Sauce
Serves 2
2 whole Jamaican Tilapia, scaled and cleaned
1/4 cup vegetable oil
1 handful of fresh dill
1 lemon, sliced
1 handful fresh mint
1 handful fresh cilantro, plus more for garnish
2 scallions, sliced on the diagonal
1 2-inch piece of fresh ginger, finely sliced
3 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp ponzu
1 tsp sesame oil
2 tbsp rice vinegar
salt and pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 425°F. Line a baking tray with aluminum foil and liberally spread with vegetable oil to prevent the tilapia from sticking while steaming. Lay the tilapia on the foil, turn over in the vegetable oil to coat both sides, then lay to rest side by side on the foil lined tray. Stuff the tilapia with the dill, mint, cilantro, sliced ginger and 4 lemon slices.
In a small bowl whisk together the soy sauce, ponzu, sesame oil, rice vinegar then green onion, and pour over the tilapia. Cover the entire tray of tilapia with aluminum foil, so that it overhangs the edges. Seal the tray by crimping the foil around the tray and bake in the oven for 30-40 minutes, until the tilapia is cooked through.
Using 2 large spatulas, remove each whole tilapia and place on pre-warmeddinner plates. Garnish with the remaining lemon slices and top with a sprig of cilantro. Serve immediately with a bone bowl on the side.


text: Fourth Annual RDS, ODP, WYSL Scrimmage Tweet © On Friday, June 2nd, the Red Bulls Training programs hosted their fourth annual NJYS ODP versus RDS scrimmage. This year, the event expanded further, to feature an additional elite player pathway – the Westchester Youth Soccer Select Program. Three highly competitive games were played: WYSL 07's vs RDS Summer Showcase 07/08's, Club NJYS 06's vs RDS Summer Showcase 06/07's, and NJYS Young Olympians 05's vs RDS Regional Team 05's. The event provided a means of uniting Red Bulls elite player development initiatives, and an opportunity for Academy staff to observe some of the top players from across the region. Due to the high competitive spirt from all squads, this year's tight scorelines of (7-4, 6-5 and 9-7) demonstrated the rapid growth of all the programs involved. "I have the perspective of watching this event for three consecutive seasons and the progress is so pronounced," said Evan Dabby, of NJ Youth Soccer. "It is exciting for NJ Youth Soccer to get to work with these young talents and we are grateful for our partnership with the Red Bulls that leverages their youth developmental expertise." John Birchall - of Red Bulls Training Programs - also saw great value for his Westchester-based players. "It was a fantastic opportunity for the WYSL-Red Bulls Select 2017 team to experience the next level of competition, and to realize what it takes to potentially move into our academy system. Our players left engaged to continue working on their game, and inspired to take the next step up our player development pyramid. As a direct result of the event, multiple players from all squads were identified as potential Red Bulls Academy candidates, and more players than ever before graduated from the NJYS platforms. Open tryouts for NJ Youth Soccer's 2017 Olympic Development Program (ODP) will be held Saturday and Sunday, July 29-30 (Wall, N.J.) and August 12-13 (Bordentown, N.J.) for players born in years 2001 through 2005. Specific times for each age group are posted on the NJ Youth Soccer website (Girls|Boys). To register for ODP Tryouts, click here: http://www.njyslive.com/ODP. The Future is Bright! Back to news

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News and commentary about the reigning royal houses of the United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, the Netherlands, Spain, Monaco -- and the former European monarchies as well.
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Queen Frederica of the Hellenes
7 comments:
- Bill said...
In the first photo with Paul, Frederica and their children there is a strong family resemblance between Paul and his nephew, Prince Phillip.
- April 19, 2017 at 11:05 AM
- Marlene Eilers Koenig said...
Philip was not Paul's nephew. They were first cousins, as their fathers were brothers.
- April 19, 2017 at 11:33 AM
- Unknown said...
Wonderful photos Marlene! Which is the event in photo number 11? Identities?
- April 19, 2017 at 11:48 AM
- Bill said...
always get a little confused about the Greeks, three brothers who were all the King. I was thinking Paul was a generation older than he was. Even as I typed "uncle" I was second guessing myself. Thanks.
- April 19, 2017 at 12:10 PM
- Marlene Eilers Koenig said...
the photo is from Princes Irene's baptism in South Africa. General Smuts is holding Irene. The older woman in front is Princess Marie, wife of Prince George, who is in the backrow
Princess Katherine is next to Frederika
- April 19, 2017 at 1:02 PM
- Cheryl Ciucevich said...
The photos with a young curly-haired Sofia remind me so much of Infanta Leonor at similar ages.
- April 19, 2017 at 1:36 PM
- Unknown said...
Thank you Marlene!
- April 19, 2017 at 3:46 PM


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William Perry Hankins was the brother of my grandmother, Verda Hankins McCauley. This clipping was saved by their mother, Samantha Petty Hankins, and was no doubt published in a Hopkins County, Kentucky newspaper (likely Earlington or possibly Madisonville). I received the copy from Sue Morgan London, daughter of Perry's niece, Helen Hankins Morgan.by


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SRRS champion takes aim at Ice Bowl XXII
By Joshua JoinerDirtonDirt.com staff writer
Riley Hickman had plenty to brag about after a 2012 season that produced double-digit victories and his first touring series championship. But as impressive as the season was for the Ooltewah, Tenn., driver, there were also a few blemishes to his stellar campaign.
Hickman, fresh off claiming his first Southern Regional Racing Series championship in November, will look to make up for one of his few missteps of 2012 when he returns to Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Ala., for this weekend's Ice Bowl XXII. The $6,000-to-win winter race was a rare poor performance for Hickman a year ago, when he started the season on a sour note by failing to qualify for the feature lineup at the unsanctioned special event.
"That's definitely not how you want to start the year," Hickman said of last year's Ice Bowl performance, which ended when he failed to transfer to the main event even after starting from the front row of a consolation race. "We obviously recovered from it, but it's kind of disappointing to go down there and not run any better than we did.
"We're looking to have big things happen this year, hopefully starting with the Ice Bowl. I know one race doesn't make your year, but it'd be good to go back there and get the season started with a positive this time."
Hickman has reason to believe that this year's season-opening trip to Talladega's third-mile oval will be much more productive than last year's disappointment thanks to better preparation for his self-owned race team. Hickman admits that last year's Ice Bowl trip was rushed, but he's confident his program is in top shape even after an offseason of less than two months.
"It's a tough turnaround for the Ice Bowl, but we're definitely ahead of where we were last year at this point," Hickman said. "This time last year, we were actually still building race cars and we didn't really know what we were gonna do and which route we were heading in. This year, we've got three cars sitting here in the shop and we're just really more prepared."
Much of Hickman's newfound readiness can be credited to crew chief Brad Carvin, who Hickman brought on shortly after last year's Ice Bowl. Known to many by his nickname "Urkel," Carvin's help in the shop pushed Hickman to a new level in 2012. Hickman is confident the team will continue to produce success in 2013.
"One of the biggest things that's helped me is just being more prepared, and that's really� thanks to Urkel," said Hickman, whose 2012 highlights included one SRRS victory and a pair of $3,000 special events. "He's helped tremendously to be more prepared and to have everything ready to go. I work a regular job, so bringing him on, it's been a tremendous help."
With shop and pit help from Carvin, Hickman put together what easily goes down as the best season to date in his eight-year Late Model career. That success has Hickman excited for what he hopes is an even better season in 2013.
While he's uncertain if he'll follow the SRRS tour or any other series full time this year, Hickman is planning to add more major events to his schedule.
"I'm jazzed up to get this year started and go racing," said Hickman, whose early-season plans also include his first trip to February's Florida Speedweeks events at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala and Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville. "Sometimes late in the year and during the offseason I get down and it's hard to get excited about racing. But I really didn't want (2012) to end. And I'm really jazzed up for this season to crank up and go cause I'm hoping for big things.
"After the year we had, I would definitely say this is the best we've ever been. In the back of our minds we're hoping that helps us have a great season. But you just take it as it comes. You try to win races and do well, but you just go at it one race at a time."
Hickman's quest to improve on his 2012 season starts this weekend with his return to Talladega. But improving on last year's Ice Bowl performance isn't guaranteed simply because Hickman's team is better prepared. While that should certainly help his efforts, Hickman will have to overcome plenty of other factors to run well at the popular race.
With its usual stout field of competition that routinely approaches 70 entries and difficult track conditions thanks to daytime racing, success at the Ice Bowl often comes down to luck, which Hickman hopes to have on his side this weekend.
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Even with the unique obstacles that the Ice Bowl presents, Hickman is confident he can avoid any setbacks and resume his performance level of last season. But a victory at the Ice Bowl wouldn't only be a great start to the season. It would also go down as one of Hickman's career highlights.
"To got to Talladega and win that deal, it'd be awesome," Hickman said. "It's one of the biggest races of the year for a lot of guys in the South and to be able to bring that Ice Bowl trophy back home, that'd be great. It'd be one of my biggest wins, for sure."


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AHR101 - Introduction to Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
Course present theories, demonstrations and lab experiences in area of basic vapor compression cycle in refrigeration. Content includes functioning and operating characteristics of mechanical refrigeration system: condensers, evaporators, compressors, refrigerant control devices, refrigerants, test equipment, and special service procedures connected with basic refrigeration cycle. The Clean Air Act set by EPA for proper use of refrigerants explained.
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AHR103 - Sheetmetal Layout and Fabrication
Course covers methods of fabrication. Content includes laying out and fabricating sheet metal ducts and fittings used in heating and air conditioning installations.
4 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 3)
Fee: $50
AHR104 - Introduction to Electricity and Automatic Controls
Course introduces electricity and automatic controls. Content includes basic wiring skills, electrical components, household wiring, wire sizing, conduct sizing, series and parallel circuits. Hands-on experience with electrical tools and meters.
4 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 3)
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AHR105 - EPA Section 608 Certification
Course designed to prepare for "EPA Section 608†certification exam. Certification in proper refrigerant use required by law for work on refrigeration systems. Examination fees required.
1 Credit Hours (lecture: 1; lab: 0)
Fee: $50
AHR106 - R-410a Usage Certification
Course designed to prepare students to take R-410a safe use certification test. Content includes chemicals: HCFC-22, commonly known as R-22, used generally in air conditioning equipment; and R410a refrigerant, which replaces HCFC-22. Focus is on safe use of R-410a. Prepares for Certification in safe use of R-410a and associated oil. Prerequisite: AHR 101 or consent of department chair.
1 Credit Hours (lecture: 1; lab: 0)
AHR107 - Carbon Monoxide and Associated Dangers
Course covers how to evaluate buildings that may have a high level of carbon monoxide due to being tightly sealed to reduce air infiltration. HVACR technicians and first responders will gain knowledge to analyze building structures and eliminate hazards associated with carbon monoxide poisoning. Course is designed to prepare students to take the ESCO Institute Carbon Monoxide Certification test and gain certification.
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AHR201 - Commercial Refrigeration Systems
Course covers entire refrigeration cycle, from compressor discharge to compressor suction, for low, medium, and high pressure refrigeration systems. Content includes various types of refrigeration systems; medium and low pressure temperature and their proper installations; product to be cooled, desired temperature to be maintained, humidity conditions, problems involving system balance and component capacity, and use of heat load charts. Students required to provide own basic tools.
4 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 3)
Fee: $45
AHR202 - Air Conditioning - Split System
Course covers principles of residential air conditioning systems. Content includes evaluation and classroom hands-on experience in use of psychrometrics, residential and light commercial air conditioning equipment types and installation. Lab focus on systems performance problems and diagnostics. Prerequisite: AHR 101 and AHR 105 or consent of department chair.
4 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 3)
Fee: $45
AHR203 - Heating and Air Conditioning Load Calculations
Course covers calculation of heating and cooling loads to determine appropriate selection of equipment in new construction. Content includes construction and heat transfer through structure, and computations for heat gains and heat losses for various building structures. Prerequisite: AHR 101 or consent of department chair.
3 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 0)
AHR204 - Air Distribution Systems (Design)
Course covers air moving and treating equipment, and distribution of air using appropriate devices. Content includes blower performance; static and dynamic pressures and pressure drop due to friction; sizing and selection of ductwork and blowers, diffusers, registers and grilles; and evaluation of system performance. Recommended: AHR 101.
3 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 0)
AHR206 - Residential Hot Water Boilers and Hydronics Technology
Course covers conventional and modern residential hydronics systems. Topic focus on "Near boiler†piping, accessories and zoning operations; proper sizing of heat emitting components, baseboards and piping. Prerequisite: AHR 101 and AHR 102 or consent of department chair.
3 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 0)
AHR208 - Advanced Automatic Controls
Course covers advanced automatic controls used presently in high-efficiency furnaces. Content includes electronic ignition systems, generic sequence of automatic controls, and ladder type wiring diagrams. Prerequisite: AHR 104.
4 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 3)
Fee: $45
AHR209 - Low Pressure Steam Boilers and Operation
Course covers low pressure steam boilers and principles of boiler operation. Content includes complete boiler setup from feedwater systems to boiler and piping layout and assembly; combustion accessories, steam accessories, and draft control. Focus is on boiler room operation and safety. Workbook used in conjunction with chapter information and exercises.
3 Credit Hours (lecture: 3; lab: 0)
AHR210 - High Pressure Steam Boilers and Operation
Course covers high pressure steam boilers as per ASME code standards. Content includes basic boiler room systems, fittings and accessories, feedwater heaters, desuperheating and pressure reducing stations, fuel combustion and draft, and combustion controls. Focus is on proper practices of boiler requirements to function properly and safely. Classroom course only. Prerequisite: AHR 209.
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Course covers sources of pollutants, methods of control, and management techniques to maintain acceptable indoor air quality. Prerequisite: AHR 203 or consent of department chair.
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Course covers various types of HVAC systems used in commercial buildings. Topics include all-air, air-hydronic, all-hydronic and unitary systems and their layouts for air filtration, odor removal, heating, cooling, and air distribution. Prerequisite: AHR 212 or consent of department chair.
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Course covers conducting energy audit, surveying and evaluation procedures for energy using systems, and establishing energy management procedures and schedule. Prerequisite: AHR 213 or consent of department chair.
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ALBANY, NY (01/25/2013)(readMedia)-- The New York State Bar Association today offered recommendations for modernizing the election process in New York, including allowing early voting, online voter registration and Election Day registration. The goal is to boost the state's abysmal voter turnout and registration levels.
The Association's House of Delegates approved the report of the Special Committee on Voter Participation at its January 25 meeting in New York City.
"New York, once a leader in civic participation and voting, has fallen behind other states, in large part because its registration and voting procedures have failed to keep up with innovative practices and modern technology," said State Bar President Seymour W. James, Jr. (The Legal Aid Society in New York City). "It is important to the democratic process that barriers which inhibit or discourage voter participation be removed."
In the last three elections, New York ranked 47th in average voter turnout nationwide, and New York's participation numbers have plummeted since 2000, the report states. In 2010, New York had the 16th worst voter registration rate nationwide, with less than 64 percent of eligible New Yorkers registered to vote. During the 2008 presidential election, only 59 percent of New York's eligible voters cast a ballot, according to the report.
Difficulty in voter registration is often cited as a reason for low voter turnout and enrollment. The report- borrowing ideas from other states and democratic countries that have successfully boosted enrollment and turnout- contains numerous recommendations, including:
• Modernize the voter registration process to include making voter registration available online and making the voter registration process available electronically every time a citizen engages in a transaction with a state or federal agency.
• Allow pre-registration of 16- and 17-year-olds to boost turnout among the 18-21 age group. Online registration and registration through motor vehicle departments has proven to be an effective method to boost voting among young people, who traditionally have the lowest voter registration rates in New York.
• Amend the state Constitution to allow statewide Election Day registration and, in instances where early voting is adopted, same-day registration at the polls. In the interim, towns and villages should consider adopting the practice for local elections, as currently allowed under the state Constitution.
• Until same-day registration is adopted in New York, the state should amend the cutoff date for voter registration to the constitutional limit of 10 days prior to an election instead of the current 25 days mandated by the state Legislature.
• Allow limited, in-person early voting to give citizens the option of voting in person prior to Election Day. The committee recommended limiting early voting to a few days before Election Day so as not to dilute attention from the races or substantially increase costs of staffing polling places.
The committee also made the following recommendations:
• Improve ballot design to minimize voter confusion and mistakes by boosting the minimum font size to 12 points; clear away clutter such as the required "closed fist" (with pointing finger) symbol at the head of rows and columns; simplify voting instructions; and provide ballots in multiple languages to encourage voting among those for whom English is not their first language.
• Expand recruitment and training of polling place workers and improve conditions for them to alleviate some of the difficulties voters face at their polling places;
• Crack down on deceptive practices such as "robo-calling" that are designed to discourage voter participation, and change
New York's laws to provide criminal penalties for deceptive practices that suppress voting. The committee recommended boosting penalties to reflect existing penalties for voter registration fraud, including creating a Class E felony punishable by up to 4 years in prison.
Given the success of implementing similar practices in other states and major democracies around the world, the report said the state could realistically achieve turnout and enrollment of at least 80 percent within "a few years."
"We believe that, if implemented, the changes we recommend would have a very significant impact on voter participation, bringing New York's rates of registration and voter participation up to levels of which the citizens of the state can and should be proud," the report states.
The committee said it did not support expanding the use of absentee ballots as a way to boost turnout. "No-excuse absentee voting," which allows people to vote by absentee ballot without providing a legitimate reason, has proven to be vulnerable to fraud, errors and disqualified ballots, the report states.
The Special Committee on Voter Participation, appointed by President James in October, is chaired by former Assistant U.S. Attorney General and state Senator John R. Dunne of Albany (Whiteman Osterman & Hanna) and Daniel F. Kolb of New York City (Davis Polk & Wardwell). The 21-member committee was politically and geographically balanced to ensure fairness in its evaluations and recommendations.
To read the entire report, visit www.nysba.org/votersreport.
The New York State Bar Association, with 76,000 members, is the largest voluntary state bar association in the nation. It was founded in 1876.


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Are you having trouble falling asleep during conversations?
Are you in a disco, finding in hard to focus on computer programming?
I have a solution for you, just pop one of these babies in. http://lesh.sysphere.org/dump/weirdforest.mp3
Its a sound that I made that I play when I need to focus and zone out. It has some rain, weird thunder, owls, someone shuffling sticks around and whale noises of course.
I guess it will sound a bit ominous at first but it grows on you
I feel like people aren't freaking out enough about how awesome it is that big universities are publishing their lectures online, some of my favorite ones are
Justice, Michael Sandel (Harward)
Human Behavioral Biology, Sapolsky (Stanford)
I turned these into podcasts that you can download here
about behavioral biology letures, in order to fall in love with Sapolsky, check his short talk on toxoplasmosis parasite
Also, I think his lecture on biological underpinnings of religiosity that is a part of this course is not in the playlist, I think because its pretty controversial, you can find it as an old recording here
will add more stuff to this folder with time.
an algoritmic music generator that interprets cellular automata as notes, its an alsa MIDI device.
Cellular automata rules are described by a simple RAM machine language and are evolved. There are some interesting things about the language itself, I'll post the details later.
Fitness function is a human clicking on "the nice ones".


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Pitchers, catchers finish first official practice
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Now it's official. Royals Spring Training is underway. The pitchers and catchers went through their first scheduled practice on Saturday in 73-degree sunshine at their complex. And, even though most of them had been working out here for several days previously, they seemed especially eager.
"Always this time of year, players are anxious to get going," manager Ned Yost said.
"It's funny how Spring Training goes in stages. You get real anxious to get started, and then after three or four days, you get real anxious for the whole team to get here. Then when the whole team gets here, you get real anxious to start games. And then after a week or 10 days, you get real anxious to start the season. So you get a couple of little plateaus of anxiousness, if you will, but the first day went great."
The 31 pitchers were divided into two groups, throwing and non-throwing.
"[The throwers] did long toss and they threw 'pens and they ran through a pickoff station and a fielding station. The non-throwers went up to the top [of the complex] and did a four-field rotation of more extensive PFPs [pitchers' fielding practice]," Yost said. "Now tomorrow we'll switch those two groups."
The catchers did their part, handling the pitchers in the bullpen sessions.
"Everybody is excited and happy and can't wait for the season to get started," catcher Salvador Perez said.
Like others in camp, however, he doesn't want to look too far ahead when assessing the Royals' postseason chances, preferring to concentrate on the training at hand.
"Are we going to go to the playoffs? We don't know. There's a long way to go," Perez said. "We have to go day to day -- today and tomorrow and that's it. Then we'll see what happens."
Most of the infielders and outfielders who've been working out unofficially this week took Saturday off. Their reporting date is Wednesday, with the first full-squad workout on Thursday.


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With the end of summer fire bans around the region likely as autumn approaches, Environment Waikato is reminding people of environmental rules regarding outdoor burning of waste.
With the end of summer fire bans around the region likely as autumn approaches, Environment Waikato is reminding people of environmental rules regarding outdoor burning of waste.
Environment Waikato councillors are visiting all local councils in the Waikato region over the next few weeks to present the regional council's proposed work plan and spending for next financial year.
Environment Waikato's alligator weed eradication programme has been praised by a leading aquatic pest plant expert.
Environment Waikato is running a networking field day for people interested or involved in improving the environment in their local community.
Environment Waikato is again providing its popular Park and Ride bus service to the Hamilton Nightglow at the University of Waikato.
Environment Waikato is reminding people resource consents are required for some earthworks, particularly those likely to affect environmentally sensitive areas such as waterways.
Environment Waikato has put on hold any decisions about the removal of mangroves in Whangamata Harbour to allow time to consult with iwi and other stakeholders about further opportunities to consider the draft Whangamata Harbour and catchment plans.
Environment Waikato councillors are proposing a total rates revenue increase of approximately $4 million or 6.8 per cent following yesterday's adoption of the 2008/09 Draft Annual Plan.
A large saw blade is sticking out of the Waipa River, causing a navigation safety hazard.
Environment Waikato councillors are proposing to introduce Sunday bus services from September and a range of other new and improved bus services in Hamilton over the next three years.
Environment Waikato is signalling changes to its policy framework in response to escalating pressures on the environment.
Bus passenger numbers in Hamilton continue to grow strongly, nudging towards 300,000 for last month.
A Bucklands poultry farmer whose indoor egg laying operation caused such a bad stench that school pupils had to be sent home has been fined $17,500 in the Pukekohe District Court following a prosecution by Environment Waikato.
The Waikato River is our number one wonder.
Drought-affected Waikato farmers are being warned to be careful not to import silage contaminated with toxic alligator weed from Northland.
Environment Waikato is warning of consequences if the small number of farmers who continue to graze too many stock during the 2008 winter, and do not get benchmarked, remain in breach of new rules designed to stop too much nitrogen leaching into Lake Taupo.
Work to complete the last length of stopbank within the critical Waihou Valley Scheme is due to get underway on Monday 10 March, as Environment Waikato moves to finish the scheme that protects properties beside the Hikutaia River in the Thames-Coromandel district.
Effluent seems to be proving its status as a form of liquid gold.
The Regional Land Transport Committee has today strongly affirmed its commitment to the current Waikato Expressway programme after Land Transport New Zealand asked for more information and work before it could commit funds. The committee includes representatives of all of Waikato's territorial authorities and the regional council.


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Recording your personal wishes is an important step to being prepared. This helps ensure your funeral is carried out precisely the way you envisioned it.
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Please look at our Important Decisions list to find some of the information we will retain on file at the funeral home for you. Many people find the Important Decisions list helps prepare them for the initial meeting with us.
Our Biography Journal which we provide at no cost is a wonderful place to record family history, personal history and precious memories for your family.
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Bus Ride to Albany Rally
Belle Zeller, Professional Staff Congress (PSC) president, can be seen at the right with Israel Kugler, the union's deputy president standing at the back. The photo was taken on a bus trip to Albany to rally in support of Open Admissions. The PSC [...]
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Lincoln Electric Acquires Welding-Automation Systems Integrator
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Tennessee Rand, Inc., Chattanooga, TN, a provider of robotic-welding systems and tooling, has been acquired by Lincoln Electric Holdings, Inc., Cleveland, OH. Tennessee Rand has annual sales of $35 million.
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Designing product pages
Product pages are the Quick Shopping Cart® storefront pages that show your products. You can apply a layout style to to your product pages, which determines how the product information is organized on the page.
To Select a Product Page Layout
- Log in to your GoDaddy account.
- Click Quick Shopping Cart.
- In the Quick Shopping Cart list, click Manage next to the Quick Shopping Cart account you want to use.
- From the Set Up menu, in the Design section, select Product Page Styles.
- In the Select Product Page Style section, select a layout style. Use either the Page drop-down menu or the yellow next arrow to view additional layout styles.
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Yiwu Chengna Hair Accessories is a large-scale manufacturer of ladies' accessories based in Yiwu City, China. Founded in 2002 by Tao Zhao, the factory is conveniently located east of Ningbo Port, and north near to Shanghai port, one of the busiest in China. It is also easily accessible via plane, railway, or highway. Yiwu Chengna is a reputable trading company, directly involved in production, research and development, quality control, and promotion of its products in trade shows. The company has ISO 9001:2000 certification, with annual revenues reaching USD 2.5 million to USD 5 million.
Yiwu Chengna has only recently started specializing in hair accessories. It has gained worldwide recognition, particularly for its development of polyester ribbon and ribbon-bow headwear, as well as the introduction of fashionable wholesale items such as those that are made popular by an ongoing Korean fashion craze sweeping many parts of the globe.
Yiwu Chengna Hair Accessories Factory manufactures a wide range of wholesale hair accessories, in all colors and patterns imaginable. The products are designed not only for babies and little girls, but for ladies as well. The company emphasizes the value of its industrial know-how in meeting the market requirements of its every client.
Yiwu Chengna Hair Accessories Factory will be among a number of certified manufacturers that are set to attend next month''s ASD Show in Las Vegas. As it continues to expand its global market, the company seeks to forge ties with new customers and promote its progressive plan to open a branch in the U.S.
"Fine quality is fundamental to our company's survival and development; and the competitive prices enable us to win customers' favor," stresses Hanson Zhao, sales manager for Yiwu Chengna Hair Accessories Factory. "Our young workers and our excellent R&D team are our company's major strengths. We can meet any requirement asked by customers."
In Yiwu Chengna, customers and product quality come first. Management pays great attention to the raw materials used and making sure that products offered are well-diversified. Delivery is always on time. Yiwu Chengna Hair Accessories Factory works with an experienced and professional team to guarantee excellent workmanship, purely handmade large-scale production, and scientific management, and be able to offer high quality and competitive pricing at all times.
If your deal with hair accessories, see Yiwu Chengna's hair accessories exhibit at the ASD Show next month. The trade show will be at the Las Vegas Convention Center from August 4-7, 2013.
The ASD Shows in Las Vegas is a most comprehensive consumer goods trade show that brings together manufacturers from top exporters like China, India, Mexico, and more. Fashion Accessories is one of the show's primary categories and this coming August, there is sure to be a wide range of quality merchandise at every price point to be brought directly to you by many of the world's most trusted manufacturers and wholesalers.
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A reporting tool designed specifically for the auto finance industry. PIN Navigator combines credit scores, new- and used-vehicle sales data, and financial transaction data on a weekly basis by market and by nameplate.
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A weekly report that tracks changes in sales and market share in near real time to benchmark sales performance by segment, manufacturer, nameplate, and model against the previous year, month, or week. Also includes forecasts of retail and fleet industry sales.
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Darwin, a small yet cosmopolitan city, is the tropical capital city of the Northern Territory. People from more than 50 nations make up its population of 110,000. It is located on the Northern Territory coast (in north-central Australia), with the Timor Sea (a branch of the Indian Ocean) to the west, and the Arafura Sea to the north in Indonesian waters.
Darwin has a relaxed lifestyle and unique multiculturalism, where people from over 50 different cultures live and work side by side. The regular Asian-style markets form an intrinsic part of the everyday Darwin landscape, for local residents see food, music, language, and culture from just about every Asian nation, alongside "crocodile hunters", local Aboriginal artists, musicians of every genre, sports fishing operators, sunset sails, and families with children playing on the beach. Darwin's unique cosmopolitan makeup has been recognised as an "multicultural icon of national significance" by the Australian National Trust.
Darwin's tropical climate has two major seasons: the 'dry', from about May to October, and the 'wet', from November to April. There is also the 'build up', the time from the end of the dry, leading into the wet when the humidity rises, but the rain doesn't fall. The arrival of the wet is always a welcome break from the buildup.
Major cyclones have occurred approximately once every three decades. Much of the city was destroyed by Cyclone Tracy in 1974. More recent cyclones have not been as dangerous, and building codes and emergency procedures have improved since then.
Darwin is also the only Australian capital city to have come under substantial attack during a war. On 19 February 1942, Japanese planes made two major air raids on Darwin from the aircraft carrier fleet that had attacked Pearl Harbor less than 3 months earlier. These were the first of 64 air attacks sustained by the city during World War II, the last being on 12 November 1943. (Other areas in northern Queensland and northern Western Australia were also bombed by Japanese aircraft.)
Darwin was first named in 1839 by John Lort Stokes during the third voyage of the Beagle. It was named after his former shipmate and famous naturalist Charles Darwin. Darwin's development was accelerated by the discovery of gold at Pine Creek, about 200 km south of the city in 1871. After the gold rush Darwin's growth slowed mainly due to the harsh, tropical climate, distance and poor communications with other Australian cities. The Second World War put Darwin back on the map when the town became an important base for Allied action against the Japanese in the Pacific. The road south to the railhead at Alice Springs was surfaced, putting the city in direct contact with the rest of the country. Modern Darwin is one of Australia's most cosmopolitan cities, more open to Asia than perhaps any other Australian city. It plays an important role as the door to Australia's northern region. Natural wonders such as Kakadu, Katherine Gorge, and Litchfield are all within driving distance from the city and still contain near pre-colonial populations of crocodiles, goannas, snakes and wallabies.
Today Darwin is a fast growing regional centre that has unique history, culture and adventure.
The Top End, which includes Darwin, Katherine, Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Land, has a tropical climate. Darwin has an average temperature of 32°C (90°F) all year, with varying humidity.
Darwin is climatically perfect to visit from May to October. There is no need to check the weather forecast as it is nearly always 31°C (89°F) and sunny during the day, with cooler nights.
November and December is the time the build up, or pre-monsoon season, begins and humidity levels start to rise. The summer rains bring the natural landscape to life and deliver the picturesque storms and sunsets the Northern Territory is renowned for. Some people enjoy this aspect of the wet, with the rivers and waterfalls in full glory, and the landscape greener.
There is an airport shuttle bus, which meets all flights 24 hours, and taxis are available.
There are limited public transport services to the airport. Bus 3 has two deviations (c) and (d) which service Charles Eaton Drive and Henry Wrigley Drive. Bus 3(c) services run at three times between 6:25 and 8:05AM, one at 12:30PM Mon-Fri. Bus 3(d) services run at three times between 3:55 and 5:20PM Mon-Fri. If you are travelling outside these times, it is still possible to catch bus 3, get off just after stop C (Jingili shops) just before the bus turns down Scales St, and walk the 2 km down Henry Wrigley Drive to the Airport. Allow 30mins to walk there. Once you check in at the airport and go through security, there are free (hot) showers upstairs (turn right at the top of the escalators) to freshen up after your walk. Bus 3 is a circuit service starting and finishing at Casuarina Interchange (so you could also use this service to get from the airport to town). If you are travelling from the Darwin city centre, bus 10 operates from Darwin Interchange to Casuarina Interchange where you can then catch bus 3 to the airport. For detailed timetable information and fares, refer to the Darwin public transport website.
Darwin is easily accessible from most major Australian cities by several domestic carriers.
The Stuart Highway is the only highway into Darwin; heading directly into the city centre and extending southwards all the way to Alice Springs (about 1,500 km) and Adelaide (3,042 km or 1,886 mi). You can access Darwin from all the Australian capital cities staying on regularly trafficked sealed (bitumen) roads with regular services. The drive from Sydney or Perth is about 4000–4500 km (2485 mi-2800 mi) depending on the route you choose, plan your trip and your stops carefully. Don't assume you can get fuel at night.
The Ghan is a tourist train that crosses the continent from Adelaide to Darwin twice a week. It's invariably more expensive than flying, and usually slower than driving yourself, but it is a journey for those who enjoy train travel, or who want to bring their car without the hassle of driving. There are transfers in Adelaide from Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. You can bring your car from either Adelaide or Perth. The train line to Darwin was built relatively recently, and was designed primarily for freight. The terminus for the train is near the deep water port at East Arm, approximately 7 km (4.5 mi) from the city centre; on the other side of Frances Bay, take a taxi, or get your accommodation to arrange a pickup for you. Buslink provide a complimentary service for guests travelling in Gold class. Tickets are purchased from the driver and no booking is necessary. Return services run from the Transit Centre on Mitchel St. There is no public transport to the train station.
Cruising has increased in popularity in the Northern Territory and the schedules for several international cruises include a day stopover in Darwin. Expedition cruise ships touring the northern coast of Australia are becoming a popular way to visit remote Aboriginal art communities in Arnhem Land and Groote Eylandt.
Cruise ships dock at Fort Hill Wharf, which is quite close the Stokes Hill Wharf by water, but it is a 2 km or so by road. It is around 1 km (0.6 mi) to the Esplanade, and 2 km (1.2 mi) to downtown.
Driving is the best way to comprehensively see Darwin. Many of the sights are spread out, parking is easy and traffic is usually free flowing.
There is a public bus service Darwinbus, which is useful for accessing areas close to the city. The services are more frequent closer to the central area where the routes overlap, but you will need to plan according to the timetable to get anywhere else - some services only run a couple of times a day. The buses are air-conditioned. $3 per 3 hour transfer or $20 for a weekly pass. Buses can be an opportunity to meet some of the locals.
Walking between attractions or from a bus stop to attractions, even in the inner-city, can be very hot work for those not used to the Darwin climate. Dress to stay cool, and carry water.
Tours are available, and tour coaches are available to some attractions.
Study options in the Northern Territory include VET courses and apprenticeships, as well as undergraduate and post graduate tertiary qualifications. Charles Darwin University is the main tertiary education institution in the Territory, and delivers university and vocational education from several campuses in Darwin and the main towns. See the Territory Government's website for information about studying and working in the Northern Territory.
A working holiday in the Northern Territory gives you the opportunity to experience a lifestyle and culture that's completely different from the rest of Australia. From outback stations and horticultural farms to hospitality and nursing, there are many ways to fund your holiday in the Northern Territory.
Automatic Teller Machines are available extensively. Foreign exchange is available at most banks.
Visiting the local markets is a must-do Darwin experience.
Start at Smith Street Mall in the city centre then branch out into the surrounding streets. Travellers will find a range of shopping experiences including local galleries specialising in Aboriginal art or speciality shops selling world-class pearls and crocodile-skin products.
Darwin's downtown dining hub encompasses Mitchell and Knuckey Streets and is brimming with restaurants, cafes and pubs. Dinner in Darwin can be classy or casual, but always relaxed. For breakfast, Café Uno serves a tasty toasted avocado, tomato and cheese croissant, and coffee lovers should head to Café 21 in the mall. For something a little different, try the coconut loaf with lemon curd at Roma Bar or French toast with maple syrup and bacon at Ducks Nuts Bar and Grill.
Lunch options in the Central Business District are endless. Jump on the sushi train at Go Sushi, people-watch over a Caesar salad at Wisdom Bar & Café or try the crispy roast duck at Roast and Noodle. Enjoy Yum Cha at Tasty House, sample the variety of Tapas at Moorish Café or create your own stir-fry at Magic Wok. There is an array of pubs that serve up fish and chips, burgers and parmas, try Kitty O'Shea's, Shennanigans or the Fox Ale House. For a juicy steak and fine wine visit Char Restaurant @ Admiralty, head to Hanuman for consistently great curry, get your Italian from Giuseppe's or try mod oz fare matched with a colourful cocktail at Monsoons.
Stokes Hill Wharf Watch the barges, sail boats and tinnies out on the harbour or peer over the edge to see moon fish getting their feed from chips dropped by diners. Most of the food served here is picnic style take away. Stir-fried noodles, beer battered barramundi, crumbed calamariand other choices are presented on plastic plates. Make sure you visit the ice cream shop and refresh your palate with a scoop of butterscotch or mint choc chip. There is also a more upmarket seafood restaurant on site.
Well known for its markets, but also has a diversity of lesser-known restaurants. Try sizzling Mongolian beef at The Happy Garden Chinese Restaurant or steaming hot tamales from Prickles then move on to coffee and cake at The Cyclone Café or Paraparazzi. If you want to stock up on gourmet goodies, head to Parap Fine Foods, they've got a great deli and stock French home-style bread.
Best known for its views and pricey real estate, the assortment of dining in Fannie Bay is considerably less expensive than the housing. You can drink a glass of sparkling with breakfast at Cornucopia Museum Café, but be sure to book, as it is always busy. Across the road is the Darwin Ski Club, where the food is pub-style with harbour views. Try The Cool Spot Cafe, a trendy hangout that offers great light meals and snacks. The seafood dishes are a highlight at Pee Wee's at The Point, especially the soft shell mud crab.
Offers an abundance of seafood choices and expansive harbour views, but you'll also find Italian, Thai, Greek and French cuisine. Freshly shucked oysters are a specialty at Yots Greek Taverna, try the barramundi at La Beach, succulent battered bug tails from the takeaway fish and chip shop or settle with a glass of sparkling at Buzz Café. There is a large variety of restaurants along the boardwalk overlooking the marina, so you won't be starved for choice.
Darwin has numerous clubs and bars. Also you can check out some local music at Brown's Mart.
Warning! book ahead in dry season as accommodation gets VERY full.
In an Emergency dial 000 for ambulance, fire or police.
Take care at night. While the tourist areas around the waterfront are pretty friendly, there are some rough areas in the city proper.
Royal Darwin Hospital is one of five public hospitals located within the Northern Territory. The hospital is on Rocklands Drive, Tiwi, on the northern side of Darwin. As you approach Casuarina, blue signs give directions to the hospital, but it is better to familiarise yourself with the Hospital's location before you may need to find it. Darwin Private hospital is situated across the road. Extensive delays may occur for treatment of anything other than very serious illness or trauma injuries at the Accident and emergency section of Royal Darwin Hospital. Be prepared for a long wait, especially on weekends.
Drink plenty of water; at least 1 litre of water for every hour of walking in very warm weather. Ensure you have an adequate fitness level for the bushwalk you plan to undertake.
Avoid walking in the hottest part of the day or walking alone, register with the overnight bushwalking register if you plan an extended walk. Carry a map of the area you're walking/camping in and know how to read it, tell someone your plan and when you expect to return. Carry a mobile telephone if in a potential coverage area but do not expect coverage anywhere other than very built up areas with good line of sight to a transponder tower. Under no circumstances should you rely on mobile telephony for essential communications unless within the city area. Ensure you are using a mobile telephone service that provides usable coverage in the Northern Territory. Not all of the service providers give even faintly adequate coverage throughout the Darwin area and much less so outside the immediate city and suburban area. Please see the Driving in Australia article for some useful tips that apply to travelling by road in the Northern Territory. Even locations very nearby to the city can present serious challenges and concerns unless properly skilled and prepared for the conditions. The effects of hot weather and exhaustion can set in quickly if you encounter difficulties. Even if you are successful in raising an alarm for assistance it may still be a long wait before it can arrive.
Malaria does not exist in or around Darwin and during the peak of the dry season (the preferred travelling season) Mosquitoes are still present though in areas where there is water. Bring a DEET based repellent, as this will also work on sandflys. Risks arising from Dengue fever should be considered.
The dreaded Box Jellyfish is a potentially deadly beach hazard between the months of October and May, but less so during the peak travel season. When swimming at local beaches, even in the 'safe' season of June to September, bring vinegar and pour it over the wound if stung. Transport to hospital is a must as the venom of the Box Jellyfish can be deadly - remember CPR.
Crocodiles are very common in waterways, but are only occasionally found on public beaches. The local newspaper loves a good crocodile story. If a crocodile is nearby to a public place it will often feature in the local media.
Never camp near the water's edge.
There are safe swimming areas in and around Darwin, but caution should always be practiced- if you are even the slightest bit unsure about an area do not swim. A 6 m crocodile can lie completely invisible for more than 2h in less than 1 m (3 ft) of water, so unless an area has been deemed safe by the local wildlife management, you'd be best to leave it alone. A check with the NT Parks and Wildlife Service will reveal which parks are open, and which are open with swimming prohibited.
Snakes inhabit most areas of the Territory, so be cautious when walking through long grass
Many hotels, motels and backpacker lodges have Internet access with special deals for guests. Some accommodation providers have free internet for guests.
Local roadhouses increasingly offer internet kiosks. Darwin libraries offer Internet access terminals for $3 per half hour for visitors, and there are variety of Internet cafes around the city.
Free Wi-Fi is available at Darwin Airport, Smith Street Mall, CBD library, Casuarina Shopping Centre as well as McDonalds restaurants (in the CBD, Stuart Park, and Bagot Road near the Airport).
Darwin is the gateway to the rest of the Northern Territory. It provides a base for day trips to explore the 'Top End' of Australia.
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