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The Malliana Kleo bed is a beautiful modern bed which would create a stunning centre piece for any contemporary bedroom. The Malliana Kleo bed is fully upholstered in the highest quality nubuck eco leather fabric. The quality upholstery carries through to the headboard which is stitched with precision to create a delicate diamond pattern.
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For those wanting a more vigorous day out, join us on a walking wine tasting tour of Martinborough's Te Muna Valley. This more recent development is home to wine producers like Escarpment and Big Sky. This full day tour is $280 per person and includes all wine tastings and a vineyard platter lunch of fresh and regional produce to share.
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Reviewed by: Sieto Kooijker
Out of nowhere Despicable Heroes appeared on the hardcore/ metalcore scene. Hailing from the little peaceful town called Barneveld in The Netherlands. Yet the band has been around playing some local band competitions and gigs since 2010. Early 2013 the band signed with the Dutch indie label Unite Records and were able to record their debut, which was released in May.
We kick off with "The Stand" and "Walls". Pounding drums, excellent riffs, screaming vocals and off course the breakdowns. Despicable Heroes has it all. Their talent is undeniable from the start. However the solo in "Walls" seems to be a filler to get the right length on the song.
We continue with "Grey To Black". The song has somewhat dark lyrics, but musically it is one of the best songs on the album. I love the use of guest vocals on several songs on the album. It gives some diversity to the album.
"Seven" is a bit of a genre breaker. Where the first three songs flirt more with the metalcore genre, "Seven" seems to have found a more hardcore feel, which I actually prefer a bit more. I love the middle part with only bass, drums and vocals.
"No Way Back" and "Opened Eyes" also shows the bands diversity. The tracks are faster, but with the use of the breakdowns it falls in the right place again.
All in all "Shipwrecked" is a fine debut album. Though the band can still grow in songwriting, their musicianship is excellent. Despicable Heroes have shown they have potential. I am looking forward hearing more from these guys in the future.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Reviewed by: Sieto Kooijker
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The new Series 9.5 avalanche photodiodes from First Sensor feature an increased sensitivity in the near infrared (NIR) wavelength range up to 950 nm. Due to its fast rise time and very low dark current the photodiodes are ideal for applications with low light intensities and high modulation frequencies such as laser rangefinding and laser scanning. The slow increase of the amplification with the applied reverse bias voltage of the Series 9.5 allows for easy and precise adjustments of high gain factors.
The Series 9.5 APDs from First Sensor provide an excellent quantum efficiency of > 80 % in the 730 … 930 nm range and have the option of equipping different band-pass filters. The very flat leadless ceramic-carrier SMD package is suitable for reflow soldering in industrial PCB assembly. Other housing options and designs are available upon request. Thanks to its own semiconductor manufacturing facility and extensive development capabilities First Sensor can adapt all optical sensors to customer specific requirements with respect to sensitivity, gain, speed or capacitance.
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A true leader sets asides his own selfish wants and desires so the leader can totally identify with the people he is leading. The leader's devotion to the people he becomes a conduit for G-d to work through to provide all of us with our material needs and spiritual needs.
The Rebbe explains: "The medieval sage Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki (known universally by his initials as "Rashi") points out that the Torah says that Moses sent messengers to Edom but that Israel sent messengers to Sichon, even though in both cases Moses sent the messengers on behalf of all the Jewish people. As Rashi notes, this teaches us that Moses and the Jewish people are essentially equivalent. The true Jewish leader does not just represent the people, he is one with them in essence. His affairs are not divided into his private and public lives. He is a public servant to his very core.
The true Jewish leader's total identification with his people and his selfless devotion to them makes him the conduit through which G‑d provides all their material and spiritual needs. Therefore, not only is he one with them: they are one with him. As such, they can rise to his perspective on reality and share his Divine consciousness and his inspired life, even if they have not yet refined themselves enough to be worthy of these on their own.1"


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Ten essential mindfulness practices
Dear Integral Meditators,
Mindfulness is, in essence the art of attention training. Looked at this way there are many, many ways of paying attention, and so there are a huge variety of mindfulness practices. The list below lists ten 'mindful domains', each of which play an important part in a truly integral mindfulness practice.
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Ten essential mindfulness meditation practices
Mindfulness is, in essence the art of attention training. Looked at this way there are many, many ways of paying attention, and so there are a huge variety of mindfulness practices. The list below lists ten 'mindful domains', each of which play an important part in a truly integral mindfulness practice
- Grounding your attention in your body, sense and breathing awareness – The quickest route to basic psychological sanity and stability is through the senses. We should be aiming to develop 'mountain like stability' on our body and senses, which enables us to feel centred and stable even in the biggest life storms.
- Practicing the non-emergency nature of the present moment – Most situations in our life are not an emergency, yet we spend much of our life in minor (or major) crisis-mode. Recognising present safety and relaxing properly enables us to enjoy our life, and when it does arise to engage risk and danger wisely and intelligently.
With practice 1& 2 solid, we can then commit to increasing your range of functional states and perspectives through:
- Cultivating effective focus and concentration – Specifically with integral mindfulness we look to develop high quality 'mindful flow states', both in and out of meditation. These flow states are a combination of relaxation and focus, and act as the basis for sustainable, effective concentration
- Witnessing, observing, listening, being present – We should be continually stepping back and improving our capacity to observe what is going on within our field of awareness as an observer; being present, witnessing and nothing more.
- Committing to be aware – Number five is simply an ongoing commitment to turn and face ourselves, and notice what is going on within. It means consistently turning the light of our awareness inside with curiosity, courage, care
- Developing your emotional intelligence – Specifically: Being comfortable feeling emotions ( (both positive and negative), cultivating engaged detachment (the capacity to feel emotions fully and engage with them deeply without being consumed or victimised by them). Cultivating acceptance, appreciation, joy and benevolence/caring as our baseline emotional states. Getting to know the emotions we currently label as 'negative' well enough to find and leverage upon their value.
- Cognitive intelligence – The skills of thinking less in terms of quantity, thinking better in terms of quality. Also combining 'positive thinking' and attention to the good with critical thinking and effective risk assessment.
- Intentionality and responsibility – Living our life deliberately and 'on purpose'. Expanding the depth and range of our intention and motivations for our actions. Setting intention before our actions, so that our actions are aligned with our highest intentions.
- Developing your capacity for creative awareness that accesses the non-linear, unconscious, intuitive and imaginative aspects of our potential.
- Having an enlightenment practice – A commitment to ongoing insight into the formless, timeless causal dimension of existence. Learning to rest our attention in it and gradually focus our fundamental sense of identity there.
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|Things are going a bit pear shaped, eh what?
|— The Marshal, when under siege.
The Marshal, or Sir Longarm in Stronghold, is an AI character in Stronghold, Stronghold Crusader and Extreme.
Sir Longarm is an aid of the player in Stronghold. He mostly supplies the player with military advices and troops and proves to be a very reliable ally. In Crusader, the recurring Marshal is a retired fighter, who has spent most of his life on the battlefields. He is not the best strategist or economist, but applies some tactics that can pack quite a punch.
He tends to address and instruct his men rather than taunt the player before attacks. He has an eccentric but easy-going personality, a bit like the Sultan or the Emir.
Castles and strategiesEdit
Sir Longarm is a benevolent lord to his people. He is usually very weak starting out, but can eventually become a threat if he has a nearby iron supply and is left alone for long enough.
Longarm's castle management is a well-rounded one, with emphasis on iron production and heavy taxation. Ale and good things provide a huge popularity bonus and weapons manufacturing is potent in the Marshal's economy. Only cheese is produced in vast quantities, but bread and apples are bought in for an additional variety. The Marshal tends to run one of the most extensive economies if left unharmed.
The Marshal's castles are divided in two parts: a narrow passage on the front and a large courtyard in the back with a separating wall line. The passage gives place for the main storages and the front walling with two archer towers, sometimes even having a moat with the good things enclosed. The courtyard on the other hand is merely sealed from two sides with a tower on each end and contains all industry buildings, leaving this place vulnerable to fire.
Sir Longarm attacks mostly the same way as King Phillip: he often sends raids of knights after one another, extending over time to 20-24 knights for the sole purpose of wreaking havoc and demolishing entire economies. His main attack forces are just as organized, using a mixture of light and heavy armor: archers and swordsmen march out with engineers constructing trebuchets, hailing rocks from a distance.
For more details, read here: The Marshal/Strategies
Dealing with The MarshalEdit
For tips on how to beat The Marshal, see: The Marshal/Counter-strategies
For the quotes of the Marshal: see Quotes:The Marshal.
- The Marshal does not buy in weapons unlike most other Crusader lords. If the Marshal is out of iron, he will buy in some for his workshops, but due to their placement it is possible for him to end up with only metal armour in his armoury, which can severely hinder his knight and swordsman recruitment.
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Played basketball for the past 4 years with his first game in Y7 for Northcote Intermediate.
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Ros Crana on the Caledonian Canal
Caledonian Canal, United Kingdom
Max 10 people
, 6 cabins
Min 2 nights / Max 14 nights
Check in 4 p.m. / Check out 10 a.m.
Stay on a boat in Banavie, United Kingdom
Ros Crana, is a 44 metre, static, comfortable barge, located at the top of Neptune's staircase on the Caledonian Canal near Fort William. We can accommodate up to 12 guests. For 1 -6 guests we charge £240 per night, for over 6 guests we have an additional charge of £25 per person per night, up to a maximum of 12 guests. We also have a minimum two night stay (4 nights during Christmas & New Year).
With wonderful views of Ben Nevis and the surrounding hills this is an ideal base for discovering the beauty of the area and if you wish, the active challenges of the surrounding countryside with skiing, walking, cycling, having fun, all options.
Ros Crana was lovingly converted in 2012 from a working Dutch barge called Nenuphar to what she is today. This deliberate conversion has created a cosy, well equipped accommodation ideal for a family or group stay.
Located either side of the barge, away from the saloon and dining area, are 6 en-suite twin cabins. The en-suites have powerful hot showers and all cabins have good heating making a cosy cabin even in the coldest months.
The lounge and dining area offer plenty of room to sit and relax during your stay. The kitchen has every cooking utensil required, including a dish washer. An efficient drying room is on board too.
The guest have access to the communal areas on board Ros Crana. This includes a fully equipped galley, the dining area, spacious saloon and the en-suite cabins. Linen and towels are also provided for each cabin
With a waterside location there is complete privacy and with the adjacent canal towpath, it is an ideal location for walking and cycling. (Cycles are available to hire if requested). A café, and a few bars are located close by, along with a Co-Op available in the villages of Caol and Corpach. Fort William, the largest town is 3 miles away and has all the usual amenities - shops, supermarkets, petrol stations etc.
The Area
The area is one of the most attractive parts of the Western Highlands and is known as the Outdoor Capital of the UK. With Ben Nevis, UK's highest mountain, Nevis Range, a well established ski and cycling resort, all in view from the barge, it is an ideal base to explore this beautiful part of the country. If you prefer more gentle walking or cycling the well established long distance route, the Great Glen way, uses the canal towpath. The towpath is located on the opposite side of the canal.
What's special about this boat
There is a direct overnight railway sleeper train from London Euston to Fort William. From the station a train service to Mallaig can be taken, with the option of alighting at the small station at Banavie, and then a short walk to the Ros Crana.
There are many film locations close by, from Outlander to Harry Potter and Braveheart.
The barge and location is also an ideal space not only for family or group holidays but as a base for office workshops and team building.
Free parking is available by the barge.
Caledonian Canal
Neptune's Staircase
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About the marina/waterway
The Caledonian Canal was completed in 1820 and connects the Atlantic Ocean at Corpach with the North Sea at Inverness. Ros Crana is located by Neptune's Staircase, the longest staircase lock in Britain, with eight locks. lifting boats 64 feet (20 m) in length.
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Gone are the days where we blindly put makeup on and hope for the best when we step out of the house thanks to the multitude of makeup tutorials on YouTube and Instagram. Many of the most successful beauty influencers, like Michelle Phan, Zoella, Huda Kattan and Nikkie de Jager, got their start doing makeup tutorials. However, cut crease, baking, contouring and many of the makeup techniques beauty bloggers rely on are all thanks to the drag community. A new documentary from Elle tells the story of how drag queens have shaped the makeup industry and many of today's biggest beauty trends.
"I don't think that the drag community gets the credit they deserve for the trends that are happening with makeup—so many trends started within the drag community. I would love to see drag get more recognition for it," Renny Vasquez, a celebrity makeup artist who works with Gabrielle Union, Jennifer Lopez, and Serena Williams says. "I think that we're moving into a moment where people are digging in a little bit deeper and they're like, 'Where does it come from?' [Drag queens] are starting to get some of the recognition. But, I do feel like it's long overdue."
Until recently, the drag community faced extreme discrimination and bigotry. Though they still do, RuPaul's Drag Race, a show that combines the best elements of America's Next Top Model and Project Runway, has given drag queens an important platform. After 10 seasons, nine Emmy Awards and 126 successful contestants, queens are more a part of mainstream culture than ever before.
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Despite increased visibility in television shows, movies and runways, drag queens are the unsung heroes of makeup. Many of the makeup techniques popularized by social media stars like Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner originated in the dressing rooms of drag clubs. Drag makeup is a transformation, altering the face into a character. The techniques were inspired by theater makeup that was thick enough to withstand stage lights and gave the face an exaggerated expression. Today, we just call it contouring.
"Beauty is so often tied to what's perceived of as normal, and drag has allowed queer people to be normal in mainstream society. That's really powerful because we are," Velour says of drag's over-the-top makeup looks now being embraced, "It may seem outlandish but it's normal and healthy and it's a good thing. So as that gets to be recognized as beautiful in its own way, I think we're going to see a big increase in people's safety and happiness."
Check out the documentary above and pay tribute to the drag queens that made your flawless makeup look possible.
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Olivier Giroud has been in fine goalscoring form recently, and has now become the only player in history to score against Bayern Munich and Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer in three consecutive games, as reported by the Metro.
The French forward netted the first goal in his side's 2-0 win over Germany this past Friday night, with his first time finish beating the shot-stopper after a fantastic assist from Manchester United's Anthony Martial.
Giroud's international goal comes after two games against Bayern Munich, and in both he was the scorer of Arsenal's first goals. His all important headed effort gave us the lead in the first leg, while his acrobatic finish in the second proved to be nothing more than a consolation.
Regardless, Giroud is still the holder of an impressive record, despite many Arsenal fans feeling he's nowhere near good enough to be playing for the club.
Few strikers get the better of Manuel Neuer – a player widely regarded as the best goalkeeeper in the game – and even fewer score against him with regularity.
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Deloitte: the Romanian energy system is not ready for transition
Razvan Nicolescu, senior expert at Deloitte harshly criticized on Tuesday the situation of the Romanian energy system, which, he said in a conference, is affected by a lot of nonsense and is not ready to go in the future.
"I tell you very candidly: Romania is absolutely unprepared for what follows,it is absolutely unprepared to manage the energy transition. In the last six months I talked to several ministers, prime ministers, heads of companies and know what other countries do, how they try to adjust, as they try to draw benefits from the energy transition. Unfortunately we are absolutely unprepared, we are in a period where our energy system is plagued by populism, it is affected by misunderstood nationalism, that has nothing to do with patriotism. It is affected by a lot of nonsense, "said Nicolescu, former Minister of Energy in 2014. He criticized the lack of investment and the fact that nothing has been done over the last ten years.
Razvan Nicolescu was between 2014 and 2016,the Chairman of the Board of the European Agency for Energy Regulation.


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19 Crimes, the Treasury Wine Estates wine brand has launched a new campaign by J. Walter Thompson San Francisco that is perfectly in tune with their fans' love of ink.
With #InfamousInk, the brand recruited San Francisco-based tattoo artist Austin Maples to design 19 original illustrations that offer a modern interpretation of the rebellious history that inspired the brands name: In the 1780s, the British government initiated a "punishment by transportation" through which criminals convicted of a list of 19 crimes – from petty larceny to impersonating an Egyptian – were sentenced to live in Australia.
The first illustration for Grand Larceny, crime 1 of 19, was unveiled on April 14 on the brand's Facebook and Instagram pages. Each week until mid-August, the brand will continue to unveil one illustration alongside a bottle shot themed around that week's revealed crime and behind-the-scenes footage centering on the artist, his inspiration, and his process.
The campaign kicked off on April 6 with a short teaser film introducing Maples, the man behind the ink, and showing him at work with a bottle of 19 Crimes at his station.
DIVERGE talked to Sean DallasKidd, Executive Creative Director at JWT San Francisco to find out more:
Where did the idea for this campaign come from?
There were two observations that sparked the idea: First, although 19 Crimes has a very passionate and loyal following, we often got questions about specific crimes and second, our followers love their ink and that might not necessarily fit comfortably into category expectations of what a wine drinker looks like. That's how we began to circle around tattoo. It's a form of art that tends to denote significant moments in time that stand out in a person's life, which made us think that it'd be the perfect medium to communicate our story as a brand.
Why is it significant?
Historically the way in which the wine industry communicates is very traditional. We've decided to flip expectations and category norms on its head, choosing to communicate in a decidedly non-traditional way, which makes this collaboration stand out. You could say the most "traditional" aspect is the style of tattoo.
How can this campaign make a difference?
It can change assumptions of what a wine drinker looks like. At the end of the day, if this campaign can help open up and diversify the wine world just a little, I'll be happy.
How did you decide what to get drawn?
The best part about this project was the fact that it was a collaboration. Austin is an amazing artist, so I knew he'd come up with some truly creative solutions. For me, developing a tight brief was the most important component.
Additional thoughts?
I can't wait to see how the campaign is received. It'd be amazing if someone got a tattoo though!


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I found the inspiration for this work in a Japanese Magazine. I took a picture with my camera.
Fabrics are from Moda "Bright Essential Dots", chosen by my dear hubby. Only the white and gray came from my stash.
Paper pieces are from Busyfingers Patchwork. White hexagons are 1 inch. When I sewed the gray triangles I used two different methods. Some are stitched by machine with water soluble thread. This is fast but you cannot obtain the same precision, which you get by sewing by hand.


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Joanne Thompson
Vice President - North America, Canada
Joanne Thompson is a senior hydrogeologist and professional geoscientist with more than 25 years of environmental consulting experience. She holds a BSc in Geology from McMaster University, Canada and an MSc in Petroleum Hydrogeology from the University of Alberta, Canada where she studied with József Tóth. Joanne is currently Senior Group Leader of Development Hydrogeology with RJ Burnside & Associates Limited in Newmarket, Ontario, an established engineering and science-based consulting firm with eleven offices located in Canada, Barbados and Mozambique.
Joanne's technical experience includes all aspects of hydrogeological assessments, aquifer characterization, groundwater supply development, groundwater and surface water characterization and monitoring, water quality assessments and contaminant transport studies. Her current work focusses on sustainable development and urban development impact analysis, working with multi-disciplinary engineering and environmental teams to minimize the environmental 'footprint' of urban development in southern Ontario. She also has unique experience with aerobic landfill technology to control greenhouse gas emissions in landfills and has published papers on these and other subjects.
Joanne is very active in the hydrogeological community and served as Director and Communications Officer for the IAH Canadian National Chapter for 19 years, producing the national newsletter and setting up and maintaining a website for the chapter. She supported successive executives over these years to formalize the workings of the Chapter through establishing a charter, preparing and documenting functional procedures, roles and responsibilities and policies, and eventually incorporating the chapter in Canada. Joanne was involved in organizing the 2012 Niagara Falls Congress, has attended other congresses and is a member of the Regional Groundwater Flow Commission. Joanne is a Fellow of the International Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) programme and also serves on the Ontario Drinking Water Advisory Council, with a mandate to advise the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change on standards, legislation, regulations and issues to protect drinking water supplies.
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During more than 20 years in the Canadian National Chapter of IAH and active involvement on the national executive for most of those years, I have seen tremendous growth and progress in the organization. It has been challenging, but I feel very proud of the strong chapter we have built. I would like to bring this experience and my passion for the association to the role of Vice President for North America.
In recent years, we have seen good synergy between the US and Canadian chapters and it is my hope that we can continue to expand the development and growth of both, with increased collaboration for regional initiatives in North America. To represent the Region, I will try to attend meetings and maintain regular communications between the national chapters I represent, promote IAH through the newsletter, website and conference involvement, be accessible and responsive to members and bring forward members concerns and issues to Council. It is important to encourage the participation of members of IAH in North America with other IAH chapters as well as the central organization, and I am particularly interested in sharing our experience with other chapters as they grow and formalize their organizations. I am excited to help foster the growth of the Early Career Hydrogeologists Network in North America, and will support and encourage more regional and joint meetings between US and Canadian chapters.


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For some, RVing is a coast-to-coast sort of adventure. But if you're traveling with kids, that many miles can add up to misery. So why not focus on what's number one in your heart at the heart of it all? Smack in the center of the country, at the intersection of Interstates 29 and 80, Omaha provides the perfect place to pump some fun into a family vacation. Beyond the usual cows and cornfields, this Midwestern metropolitan wonderland beats with culture, history, nature, and adventure. Here, I've outlined a five-day RV itinerary that'll give you lots to love about this lovely city.
Day 1: Downtown
Appropriately, this adventure begins at the heart of Omaha – downtown's Heartland of America Park, that is. At this urban oasis next to ConAgra's campus, discover fountains (including a 300-foot jet), gondola rides, bronze sculptures, history exhibits detailing the adventures of Lewis & Clark, and a primo pedestrian bridge. You may also want to stroll along Gene Leahy Mall (just west of the park), which wends around a picturesque lagoon and hosts summer outdoor concerts. The playgrounds here provide the perfect place for kids to burn off energy.
A few blocks away, the Old Market District offers curious shops, boutiques, and bars in renovated warehouses that are worth exploring. Street performers and artists offer alfresco entertainment and horse-drawn carriages provide tours of the district. For dinner, you'll find upwards of 30 restaurants to choose from, but Spaghetti Works is always a sure bet.
If the little ones get antsy over window-shopping (or the humidity is stifling), then opt for one of the area's kid-friendly museums. There's the Joslyn Art Museum (try the themed scavenger hunts), Omaha Children's Museum (with an outdoor water play area and a science center for curious kiddos), or Durham Museum in Union Station (where you can travel back in time).
In the evening, follow Highway 75 north to one of two city parks just beyond the I-680 bypass. Set up camp at Glen Cunningham Lake, situated on a 390-acre watery expanse, or N.P. Dodge Park, tucked alongside the Missouri River.
Day 2: Downtown
Allow a full day to explore the top-ranked Henry Doorly Zoo, which boasts the world's largest indoor rainforest (complete with swinging bridges) and glass-dome desert, an orangutan forest and gorilla valley, an IMAX theater, a butterfly pavilion, and plenty more. Take in the view from above with the Skyfari aerial tram and from below in the Kingdom of the Seas Aquarium's 70-foot glass shark tunnel.
While it's easiest to lunch inside the zoo, for dinner, choose one of downtown's unique eateries. Locals love Anthony's or Gorat's for those famous Omaha steaks, Brewburger's inside-out burger and brisket sammies, Piccolo Pete's Italian steakhouse, and California Tacos for deep-fried tacos.
Before bunking down back at camp, stretch your legs on a stroll along the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge, which links Nebraska and Iowa. With its lights ablaze and a stunning view of the downtown skyline, the bridge offers a spectacular sunset view.
Day 3: Downtown & West
Before kissing downtown goodbye, walk through the lush Lauritzen Gardens, a breathtaking 100-acre arboretum showcasing rose, Victorian, herb, and children's gardens. When you're finished browsing the blooms, hit the road via Bancroft Street alongside Kenefick Park to catch site of the Union Pacific train memorial.
Heading west on I-80, exit onto 60th Street and make a midday stop at the mixed-use Aksarben Village, where you'll find Godfather's Pizza and Jones Brothers Cupcakes (famous for their win on Food Network's Cupcake Wars), plus Stinson park and the University of Nebraska at Omaha's south campus.
Leave via US-6W and finish the afternoon driving through the National Historic Landmark Boys Town, an inspiring village for homeless and troubled children started in the 1920s by Father Edward Flanagan. At the Visitors Center, pick up a map for directions past the community's top sites, including fountains, statues, and the Hall of History.
Settle in at the West Omaha KOA grounds, an easy half-hour drive away, for the next two nights.
Day 4: Southwest
Get your hearts racing this morning at Wildlife Safari Park, a North American adventure trail in nearby Ashland that's maintained by the Henry Doorly Zoo. Whether you choose to hike or drive through, keep your eyes peeled for wolves, bison, black bears, elk, and awesome avian specimens. Pack a picnic for DIY dining in the Wolf Canyon lot.
In the afternoon, shift your attention from Mother Earth to an out-of-this world exploration at Ashland's Strategic Air Command Museum, an amazing, interactive aerospace collection that will have you flying high for the rest of the day.


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This weekend was Family Day at the race track. There was a moon bounce, face painting, pony rides, live horse racing, and a bunch of other fun things so we took the girls. They loved it! There are several more this summer and we hope to make it to another one. Today the fun continued when Chris took the girls to the minor league baseball game to help celebrate Rocky Bluewinkle's birthday. They had a ball while I got some time to myself to grocery shop and sew a new dress for Julia. I love little family and we have so much fun together!
Last week Emma tested out the eye gaze communication system. It did not go well. I guess I'm not surprised that it didn't go well, but I am a bit sad that it didn't go better. I truly hoped that Emma would find her voice in the eye gaze system but she seems to prefer a more tactile communication system. We did get some suggestions on what to try so we can move her closer to an eye gaze system and we will pursue them. We are working hard on giving Emma a non-technical Yes/No. She does say Yeah on occasion and we are having her make an attempt to say Yeah or shake her head yes before we give her something she is communicating she wants. I'm happy to say she is doing better at this than previous attempts. She said Yeah for her bottle twice one day this week, which is amazing progress. She is also shaking her head no more often. I wrote a story on her iPad and we were reading it on Saturday with her OT and Julia wanted to turn some pages and Emma kept shaking her head no when we asked if Julia could turn the page. This is so uncharacteristic of Emma because she is usually much more agreeable. It's nice to give her a low tech Yes/No that she seems to be using. We've worked on this for the past few years with not much progress - she definitely prefers high tech solutions! - but this time I feel like she is ready to implement it. I sure hope she continues to use her Yeah/No more frequently because I just love to know what she thinks and hope it will help cut down on her crying a bit.
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At the HRL Laboratories, LLC, researchers have achieved a new milestone in 3D printing technology by demonstrating an approach to additively manufacture ceramics that overcomes the limits of traditional ceramic processing and enables high temperature, high strength ceramic components.
HRL's Senior Chemical Engineer Zak Eckel and Senior Chemist Dr. Chaoyin Zhou has invented a resin formulation that can be 3D printed into parts of virtually any shape and size. The printed resin can then be fired, converting it into a high strength, fully dense ceramic. The resulting material can withstand ultrahigh temperatures in excess of 1700°C and exhibits strength ten times higher than similar materials.
Ceramics are much more difficult to process than polymers or metals because they cannot be cast or machined easily. "With our new 3D printing process we can take full advantage of the many desirable properties of this silicon oxycarbide ceramic, including high hardness, strength and temperature capability as well as resistance to abrasion and corrosion." says program manager Dr. Tobias Schaedler.
The novel process and material could be used in a wide range of applications from large components in jet engines and hypersonic vehicles to intricate parts in microelectromechanical systems and electronic device packaging. The HRL team's research paper, "Additive Manufacturing of Polymer Derived Ceramics," has been published in the January 1st issue of Science.


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All of your favourite Star Wars Rogue One characters have been given the Funko POP makeover! This is the latest movie in the Star Wars series and the second since the rights were taken over by Disney
The Scarif Stormtrooper is one of many Specialist Stormtroopers stationed at the top secret Imperial military headquarters on Scarif, Shoretroopers patrol the beaches and bunkers of the planetary facility.
This Funko POP captures the intensity of the Scarif Stormtrooper from the Rogue One Movie. Dressed in his cream and brown battle armour, the stormtrooper is armed and ready for battle!
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Nelson Tavern, Stockport - pub details
Address: 98 Wellington Road South, Stockport, Cheshire, SK1 3UH [map] [gmap]
Stockport (0.1 miles), Davenport (1.1 miles), Woodsmoor (1.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Jukebox
- Pool table, Quiz machines
- Food served, Real ale
- Wireless internet access (provided by The Cloud)
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Town Hall Tavern, Stockport (0.1 miles), Brannigans Metro, Stockport (0.1 miles), Unity Inn, Stockport (0.1 miles), Little Jack Horner, Stockport (0.2 miles), Sun and Castle, Stockport (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
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|Less of the jibes about the civil servants!
Used to be a cracking pub when Nigel was there. Now understaffed with terrible beer and atmosphere. Try the Red Bull or Jack Horner instead.
MagicBoy - 25 Apr 2010 00:33
|This place has potential, need to sort out the civil servants though.
YoungApprentice - 7 Jul 2009 13:16
|Great for Friday and Saturday nights! Sundays are nice and quiet if you want a quiet drink and wind down after a hectic weekend! The staff are great!
anonymous - 30 Apr 2006 13:28
|Having been going to this pub for 4 years i have to say that i find The Nelson Tavern invigorating. With a friendly atmosphere and contrary to speculation of the pub being a student pub as this may be the case for some of the time, you tend to find that the age range in the pub to extend from late teens to 70+. The staff i have found, are very friendly and always willing to meet the needs of punters. Nigel Pitman the liscence holder is one of the most friendly and comunicative landlord i have ever come across from a pub landlords, he is friendly and intergrates with all customers, whether they are regulors or passers by! Friday nights and saturday nights are two of the busiest nights of the week and the atmosphere is electric, both these nights you find no students! The food is exceptional, although service is less than up to standards, this is through no fault of the kitchen staff as there is currently a problem with staffing the kitchen! prices are, yes a little over priced, but this is down to the prices set by the brewery, this however has no effect on the ammount of people who are drawn to the pub on a regular basis, and this is because of the friendly atmosphere within the pub and the exceptional standards of the staff, especially on friday, satuday, sunday and monday nights! The Nelson Tavern is definately worth a look, bad reputation or not, this reputation is not true!
food served 12noon-2.30 monday-friday
dj on the first weekend of every month (sat)
late liscence on weekends
Its well worth a try!
anonymous - 30 Apr 2006 13:22
|Brimming with students from the near-by college, this over-rated and over-priced pub is not suited to the palates of the wise and the experienced.
I found that the service was acceptable, however my expectation for a decent pint was rudely deflated as I took a sip from a pint most foul. The clientele were loud but friendly and the atmosphere was that of a typical student pub.
With all that now in mind the question is: Is there really any point visiting this pub?
macboswell - 10 Dec 2005 22:22
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For his epic shocker of caged women gone wild, legendary director Jess Franco (MARQUIS DE SADE'S JUSTINE) brought together a once-in- a-lifetime cast of International beauties including Maria Schell (THE ODESSA FILE), Luciana Paluzzi (THUNDERBALL), Rosalba Neri (LADY FRANKENSTEIN) and Maria Rohm (VENUS IN FURS). Oscar® winner Mercedes McCambridge (JOHNNY GUITAR) and Herbert Lom (THE DEAD ZONE) co-star as the sadistic wardens of an island prison where abused yet luscious young lovelies surrender to their own depraved desires. Behind bars… without men… experience the unchained passion of 99 WOMEN!
Long censored around the world, Blue Underground is proud to present the Unrated Director's Cut of 99 WOMEN in a brand new 4K restoration, along with startling Extras including an eye-popping interview with Jess Franco himself! This Limited Edition also includes a new 4K scan of the notorious French Version (LES BRULANTES) on a bonus Blu-ray Disc!
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City Centre charity to throw farewell banquet for outgoing Bishop
PUBLISHED: 10:25 10 January 2019 | UPDATED: 10:50 10 January 2019
A city-centre youth charity is throwing a farewell banquet to its outgoing patron, Bishop Graham James ahead of his retirement.
The Bishop has been patron of OPEN Youth Trust (OPEN), in Norwich since its launch in 2005.
Now, to thank him for his support, on January 25, the charity are throwing a farewell banquet to honour the Bishop's work and the many lives he has touched while in his role as Bishop and patron of the charity.
Taking place on Burns Night the banquet will feature a three-course meal, cameos from national treasures and a question and answer session with Bishop Graham.
John Gordon-Saker, chief executive of OPEN Youth Trust, said: "Bishop Graham will be sorely missed and this farewell banquet is our way of thanking him for his leadership and unwavering support for our work with young people."
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AuthorFecko, Mariusz
Change, Kirk
Cichocki, Andrzej
Wong, Larry
O'Connell, Ray
Radke, Mark
Young, Tom
Grace, Thomas
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Issue Date2015-10
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AbstractWe developed priority-aligned flow control between the queuing system and the radio for IP-based telemetry systems. The approach provides the unified flow control across all nodes and traffic classes in telemetry links to better regulate bandwidth usage without creating oscillations. It combines multiple features: Volume-based flow control ensures consistency between a traffic queue's drain rate and the TDMA slot allocations for this queue. The allocations are translated into the number of packets to be sent to the radio from the router for each QoS class and test mission. In the case of iNET, the necessary capacity allocations are provided by the Link Manager on the ground. Fine-grained queue management allows flow control algorithms to adjust dynamically multiple parameters at the Traffic Engineering Queues as needed. Router- radio interface enhances the existing IETF standard Data Link Exchange Protocol (DLEP) to provide the signaling required for our solution. We defined the queue throughput shortage as the key evaluation metric. Our approach performed significantly better in comparison with the coarse-grained queue control available in Linux kernel. When averaged across links/queues, the reduction was 2-6% and 4-28% for high (8Mbps) and low (1Mbps) channel capacities, respectively. When averaged across multiple channel capacities, the maximum per-queue shortage was reduced from 47% to 4.5%.
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In Part 1 of this blog post, the focus was on the use of dialogue between investors and corporates to engage on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. A framework for this engagement proposed by Fabrizio Ferraro (IESE) and Daniel Beunza (LSE) was discussed, in addition to the way in which it might possibly be extended to other actors in the investment community, including fund managers.
How can this framework be harnessed and utilised by non-investors? Part 2 of this blog post takes a closer look at aligning the actions of investors and non-investor activists in interacting with corporates. Further, the use of dialogue by groups such as ShareAction, Fairtrade and Oxfam as part of ESG engagement is analysed. Ultimately, further collaboration between end investors, fund managers, civil society organisations (CSOs) and individuals will enable greater awareness and integration of ESG considerations by investors and corporates.
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Secondary classroom websites are setup for instructors with multiple classes. The template for the secondary website has a homepage for general information related to the teacher and locations for major items for all classes. The site is then broken up with similar sections for each class or subject taught by the teacher. To start with, the classes are referred to as Class1, Class2, etc. Access to the classes is done through the Quick Launch menu on the left side of the website. See the diagram on the right for the secondary classroom Quick Launch view.
Standard pages for the secondary website include pages for documents, and a calendar for each subject taught.
The homepage is the typical view with sections for a short welcome, an Announcement section, a calendar section, a graphic section, a bio section, and a web links section.
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I believe this was an experience that Henry won't soon forget! Oliver even asked if he would get the same experience when he's in 7th grade.
Gosh, I hope so!
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Handsome young lad, if I do say so myself.
Stylin' wingtips for the evening!After spending the day in workshop with the kids, the Dallas Brass provided wonderful entertainment for everyone. I am unable to share any more video due to copyright, but suffice it to say, the group was well worth the time and monetary donation! There is one more concert this week with the other middle & high schools in the district. If you're local and looking for some great music - take your kids to get a passport stamp!
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The video of the drum solo is played by Lyn Enoksen, the PMS Band Director. What a great sport!


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Key Looks: KUBO slaughtering the sitch with a lace-up, studded trench by Craig Green in #3, utilitarian elegance at its finest in #9 and Virgil Abloh's off-duty steeze in #28.
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What Does Full Mouth Restoration Include?
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Ever wondered how things that glow under UV light do that? OR better yet, why it happens? Well, there are actually a lot of objects that will glow when you place them under a black light or a UV light. Black lights give high energetic ultraviolet light which humans can't see as part of our spectrum. The name Black light got its name for that reason alone.
When you place an object under a black light it absorbs the ultraviolet light and instantly re-emit it to the world, We see it as a glow because some energy is lost in that process so the light the object emits can linger longer and makes it visible to us and it appears like it's glowing. Pretty cool right? Below we have a big list of things that glow under UV light that look like they're photoshopped, but they're not.
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Lighting can elevate or destroy the look and mood of your trade show booth. Good lighting should always accent and enhance the booths attributes and minimize its flaws. It should influence the traffic flow and keep the attention where it belongs your marketing message.
Designers equipped with state of the art 3d software have unlimited choices in lighting and effects, it's the life blood of any great rendering. And in most case it is used to create drama, excitement and enhances desire. The problem is that, it's rarely translated to the end product. Final booths rarely look like the renderings in terms of the way the booth is lit. Then there's the fact that lights put into the rendering are invisible and the source of that light does not appear in the renderings.
There are many reasons lighting fails on the show floor, but let's look at my three top culprits.
1. Ambient light that bounces around the exhibit hall, from other booth, affects the light in your own booth.
2. Most designer's knowledge of how to implement those lights and call out the proper intensity when appropriate is very limited. Those times call for a lighting expert to provide some well needed guidance.
3. 3rd Common reason is budget. Lighting is an easy item to squeeze out of a tight budget. It usually inters into the equation after the physical booth is constructed.


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Here's one for all you desktop Linux proponents: if Scott McNealy has his way, you'll lose your office! At least if you work at Sun Microsystems, you will. We know this because chief executive McNealy said so during his LinuxWorld keynote on Tuesday. He declared that Linux is going to drive the company's iWork program, which has the goal of increasing the number of workers per office companywide from 0.8 employees to 1.8 employees per office.
Sun will be able to shove nearly two people into every office -- and cube, more likely -- because the software will allow them to log on from any workstation, anywhere. McNealy said this proves you don't need Microsoft Windows to do your work, although how Linux would be different from Sun's Solaris OS in powering such a project, I really don't understand.
Since I know many readers of this column are big proponents of desktop Linux, I thought this was something I should share with you. Please start gathering up your personal stuff, the pictures of the kids, the plant...
McNealy isn't just embracing Linux as a way to squeeze more blood out of his own real estate holdings. Because of Sun's partnership with Ximian to improve the Gnome Linux and Unix graphical interface software, the news at LinuxWorld also focused on the prospect that Sun will soon offer its own line of Linux-based desktops. These systems may be part and parcel, as my colleague Dan Farber points out, of McNealy's grand plan and personal obsession of breaking Microsoft's grip on the computing world.
Sun's LinuxWorld pronouncements prove something else, too. Even though trade shows aren't what they used to be, this LinuxWorld seemed more important to me than its smallish size would suggest. Why? Because it demonstrated the tremendous interest big players -- like Sun, IBM, HP, Intel, Computer Associates, and others -- have in the Linux market. Heck, even Microsoft was there -- more about that in a moment.
Sure, these companies have previously played in the Unix market, mostly with varying degrees of lukewarm success. But Linux may be different. Big vendors are finally accepting Linux as the unified Unix that customers wanted, but vendors like Sun never delivered. Maybe it will happen this time. Or perhaps this is just smoke and mirrors for companies biding their time before getting back to their old proprietary games.
Sun, for example, is a company that did as much as anyone to take "open system" Unix and turn it into a proprietary environment, Solaris. For all the posing, I don't see how Linux can do anything but hurt Sun, though. At some point, aren't many Linux servers going to be machines that would earlier have run Solaris? Except these machines will have Intel processors -- and no Sun content at all.
I had the chance to do a brief radio interview with Scott McNealy, and posed the question about Linux hurting Sun. He responded that it was quite the opposite, because anything that's good for Unix is good for Sun. This may be true if the size of the overall Unix market grows as a result of Linux. My bet, however, is that Linux and, to a much lesser extent, Apple's Unix-based OS X, will drag down sales of all the other Unix variants. And that, in the end, will be to Sun's disadvantage.
By the way, I have met Scott before, but my tendency has been to forget he's a guy with degrees from Harvard and Stanford, and to peg him as an overgrown jock given to using automobile and sports metaphors when he's supposed to be talking about computers.
That assessment was unduly harsh. Despite having just finished an hour-long keynote followed by 30 minutes of questions, McNealy radiated tremendous energy and passion. This was particularly evident when he was answering my questions about corporate governance and loans to employees. If you want to hear why such loans are a good idea, McNealy does a good job explaining it. You may still disagree, but he answered the question -- his blood pressure inching up the more he talked about how Congress is trying to tell him how to run his company.
Eventually, McNealy asked to change the topic, which I was happy to do since time was short and we had other matters to discuss. Still, I was tremendously impressed with the man and look forward to talking with him again sometime.
Out on the show floor, we recorded a brief video segment. Most of the stuff I discovered won't be incredibly new to people who follow Linux -- this is a trade show, after all -- but I still found it interesting.
I talked to Sharp, which is working mightily to make its Zaurus Linux-based PDA into a real contender. Now, this is a PDA I've never wanted to even touch, based on the early reviews. But Sharp is putting together an online service to go with the device, as well as a new, $149 CDPD wireless modem. If the inexpensive modem isn't enough of a deal for you, all-you-can-eat connectivity (admittedly slow connectivity) is only $39.95 a month.
I also actually got to see Microsoft Office running atop Linux, thanks to the work of a company called CodeWeavers. I didn't spend any time playing with it, but now that I have a copy of the software and a Linux machine to run it on, I am looking forward to trying it.
As I said, Microsoft was there, with a small (compared to the other big companies) booth. Microsoft people in gray polo shirts seemed to be conversing most amiably with the large number of Linux people who dropped by. Maybe we really can learn to just get along.
I can't finish a Linux column without saying I remain sceptical about desktop Linux and really, truly believe Apple OS X is the desktop Unix for the masses. But there can be no question that LinuxWorld demonstrated growing momentum for Linux servers. And that's a good thing for both customers and the marketplace in which we all reside.
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Stellwagen event for kids!
Looking for something to do on this rainy Wednesday? Head down to Maritime Gloucester here on Harbor Loop for a fun filled event called "A Child's Sanctuary: Exploring the Maritime Heritage of Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary". Kids will learn all about Stellwagen Bank, the local feeding ground for our humpback whales. There will be puzzles, games, and lots of fun facts. See the flyer for more info!


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Sexy Brazilian babe Jessi Rogers is hot with a fever. Her boyfriend comes over to take care of her, but after taking her temperature rectally he realizes that what she's really suffering from is a case of cock fever! Good thing he's there with a big, hard boner to make her feel better. You'll love the shots of Jessi's smooth slit stuffed with man-meat, and her pretty, pink asshole winking at you as she spreads her cheeks. To cool down after this fuck-fest, flushed Jessi gets a nice cum shot on her face!
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Level: PhD
Course: Any PhD that fits in one of the priority themes.
Country: Egypt
Value: full tuition, travel and living expenses
No. of awards: Variable
Deadline: TBC, likely September/October 2018
Research.. Innovation.. Prosperity!
The Newton-Mosharafa Fund is £50 million, seven-year science and innovation partnership between the UK and Egypt.
The Fund brings together the British and Egyptian scientific research and innovation sectors to find joint solutions to the challenges facing Egypt in economic development and social welfare. Read the Newton Mosharafa Fund brief.
The PhD Programme supports Egyptian researchers to do their PhD at UK Higher Education institutions. The programme covers all fees and living/travel expenses. The programme will support both general missions (full degree scholarships 3 - 4 years), as well as joint supervisions (for students to do research for a year at a UK university as part of their Egyptian PhD). Read more about this opportunity.
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Please note that the eligibility criteria may be subject to change before the launch of new call.
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Bloggers Unite
With Jeff Ooi and Rocky being sued, lots of Malaysian bloggers have united together. It wouldn't have happened if NST didn't initiate the legal suits.
- Malaysian bloggers unite against defamation lawsuits
Susan Loone has created a webspace for Bloggers United for bloggers to join hands calling for freedom of speech.
Kickdefella has allowed bloggers, young & old, Malaysian & non-Malaysian to unite to denounce NST.
Certain individuals have put up a blog, called Walk With Us, dedicated to support both Jeff and Rocky.
Paris-based Reporters Without Borders and the Southeast Asian Press Alliance have also come out in support of Jeff and Rocky, urging NST to drop the suits.
Another blog called Blacklisted writer is just for your reading pleasure.
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Davor Babic, a professor of law at the University of Zagreb, and Christa Jessel-Holst, a former research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law in Hamburg, have published a bilingual collection of sources on Private International Law. The volume assembles the most important international, European, and national legal sources on Private International Law and presents English and Croatian versions of the texts alongside one another.
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Petition Filed To Reverse Or Modify Order To Demolish Silver Lake School
SILVER LAKE — Silver Lake Partners, LLC, filed a Verified Petition for Judicial Review in the Kosciusko Superior Court on Saturday, June 9, petitioning Judge David C. Cates to reverse or modify Hearing Officer Thomas Earhart's order to demolish the Silver Lake School.
The petition is signed by Michael N. Baur, who is listed as the manager of Silver Lake Partners, LLC, and was filed on SLP's behalf by Counsel Bruce N. Munson.
The school was closed down approximately 10 years ago when Warsaw Community Schools voted to close Silver Lake, Claypool and Atwood schools. At that time, Baur expressed interest in purchasing and renovating the building, which had been slated for demolition. Town officials have stated that the building has become increasingly unsafe and dilapidated.
"The town council has tried to work with Mr. Baur, but at this point in time the building is basically just sitting there abandoned," said Silver Lake Town Council President Chad Miner, who expressed concerns regarding the safety of the building, which is located beside Rambler Park.
A hearing was held May 16 regarding an order to demolish the building, with Attorney Scott Reust representing the town of Silver Lake, and Munson representing Baur.
It was reported that Calvin Bolt of Calvin Bolt Inspections & Testing, Warsaw, performed an inspection of the building approximately a year and a half ago. Excerpts from Bolt's inspection report include, "Multiple broken windows, dead birds inside, extensive mold, window air conditioners that are very unsafe and need to be removed or repaired, rotted out roof sheathing."
A decision regarding the status of the Silver Lake School building was made May 30, when Silver Lake Code Enforcement Officer Tom Earhart ordered that all buildings and structures located on the property be demolished.
The petition filed by Munson on Baur's behalf reads, in part, "The order concerns a structurally sound example of 1930's art deco architecture known as Silver Lake School," and "The hearing officer's findings, and the order, are unsupported by evidence and are arbitrary and capricious, and amount to abuse of discretion."
The petition further states that the order "relies almost entirely on the report of Calvin Bolt" and that Bolt "lacked the experience, credentials and license to inspect commercial property."
Bolt, a certified microbial investigator by the American Council for Accredited Certification as well as an Indiana licensed pest inspector and a former Indiana State Department of Health primary radon tester, submitted a nine-page report along with photographs. The report concluded that, "the building is not safe or habitable inside and is a hazard inside, due to falling ceiling tile and falling plaster, trip hazards with the humped floors, spilled paint and other liquids and especially the extensive mold."
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However, the iPhone has an excuse.
Popular YouTube blogger MKBHD conducted a large-scale comparison cameras flagship and mainstream smartphones. Enthusiast made identical photos on different smart phones and then asked the users of social networks to choose the best pictures. The user does not know which smartphones were made to the published photos. The results of the "blind" comparison shots surprised.
This unusual testing MKBHD was attended by 16 of the smartphones that have been paired in the grid playoffs. The Apple iPhone X and iPhone XS was eliminated in the first round, losing to Xiaomi Pocophone F1 and BlackBerry Key2 respectively. Users that blindly assessed photographs on smartphones, voted against the images on the iPhone because of the lack of brightness of the colors.
Most surprising is that expensive iPhone X and iPhone XS beat smartphone Xiaomi Pocophone F1, which is sold at a significantly lower price — 23 759 rubles. It is noteworthy that Pocophone F1 is highly experimental smartphone Xiaomi, which has almost the flagship features that strikes us with a low-price apparatus.
The testing also involved a Palm Phone smartphone, Huawei Mate Pro 20, Razer 2, OnePlus 6T, LG, V40, Google Pixel 2, Pixel 3, Google, Huawei P20 Pro RED Hydrogen One, Moto Z2, Samsung Galaxy Note and HTC 9 U12+. By "blind" voting members chose the winner — the smartphone with triple camera Huawei Mate 20 Pro. Note that this model from Huawei holds first place for number of points earned in the ranking of the best camera DxOMark.
In fairness it should be noted that the iPhone's camera is known to transfer real and honest image without embellishment. Many smartphones from other manufacturers software make photography more vivid and intense. Because of this, images for iPhone X and iPhone XS and was named "dim".
Source: YouTube.