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Kess is named an honorary member of ADA
MELVILLE, N.Y., USA: Steven W. Kess, vice president of global professional relations at Henry Schein Inc., was named an American Dental Association honorary member for his dedication to improving oral health and access to care. Kess accepted his membership at the ADA FDI World Dental Congress 2019 in San Francisco on Sept. 6.
One of five individuals to receive the honorary membership at the ADA FDI 2019 annual meeting, Kess was recognized for his collaborative work with the ADA and the ADA Foundation, including the creation of the Give Kids A Smile (GKAS) national program, which has provided more than 5.5 million underserved children with free oral health services since its launch in 2003.
"I am privileged to represent Team Schein, alongside our industry colleagues and the dental profession, to help create public-private partnerships such as Give Kids A Smile that address the oral health needs of underserved and at-risk populations," Kess said. "Over the years, these partnerships have provided a platform for multiple stakeholders to work together to address oral health literacy, access to care, and the importance of oral health as part of primary care. I am humbled to receive this honor from the ADA, and I could not be more grateful for their recognition, which I share with Team Schein."
"My involvement in this work would not have been possible without the guidance and mentorship of four individuals whose energy and wisdom have supported this work: the late Dr. Larry Meskin, a beloved dental educator and former editor of The Journal of the American Dental Association; Dr. Mike Alfano, the former dean of the NYU College of Dentistry and one of the founders of the Santa Fe Group; Dr. Tony Volpe, former president of the ADAF and my 'partner' from Colgate; and Stan Bergman, the chairman and CEO of Henry Schein, whose passion for this work burns bright," Kess said. "I've never been more optimistic about the future of oral health or more inspired by the dental professionals and their teams to advance our mutual cause of expanding access to care."
As one of the driving forces of the GKAS program, Kess has excelled in forging public-private partnerships. Kess has applied the model of engagement for GKAS to several other programs focused on improving access to care, including the NYU Dentistry/Henry Schein Cares Global Student Outreach Program, created to address public health and access to care issues in dentistry and oral health, and the Alpha Omega-Henry Schein Cares Holocaust Survivors Oral Health Program, established to answer the White House's call to action to help vulnerable survivors age with dignity and support.
Kess was also instrumental in the development of Project Accessible Oral Health, a global public-private partnership and the first to nationally assemble and connect a consortium of dental and medical professionals, corporations, organizations, policymakers, educators, people with disabilities, caregivers and other stakeholders in pursuit of equal access to culturally competent oral health care.
"For the past 28 years, Steve has been committed to improving access to care, serving the underserved, and giving back to the community," said Stanley M. Bergman, chairman of the board and CEO of Henry Schein. "Working together with the ADA, the Give Kids A Smile program has continued to grow because of Steve's passion and dedication. He truly exemplifies the idea of 'doing well by doing good' and has been a catalyst for change. We are grateful for all he has done for us at Team Schein."
Kess joined Henry Schein in 1991 and has been a consistent champion for the importance of oral health and, more importantly, the integration of oral health as primary care.
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A new 48-inch water supply main will be installed that will carry water to and from the Caylor Ground Storage Tanks. This phase of the project includes construction of a water line from Alta Vista Road and Timberland Boulevard to Keller Hicks Road and Old Denton Road, and the extension of the water line from Keller Hicks Road and Old Denton Road to Harmon Road and Heritage Trace Parkway.
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A new outdoor oasis with a Japanese theme is taking hold on the Lower East Side. Blue Ribbon Kanpai Garden is featuring traditional Japanese street foods, house-made ramen & takoyaki along with frozen Kirin Ichiban and boozy popsicles. Other dishes include Salmon Skin Tacos, Braised Pork Belly Tacos and Fried Shishitos. Guests will find ample seating on the roofdeck for groups, along with city views. You can even catch a game of ping pong. See more
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ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT is one of the cheapest budget hotel/hostel in Meaux, France. Located in the locality of Quai De La Garande Ile , ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT offers the budget traveler and his/her family a friendly accommodation at the lowest room rate. ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT is within the easy reach of the center of Meaux, France, the nearest airport and its major attractions. The ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT is known for its affordable accommodation options, well kept rooms and common areas, friendly reservation counter staff, nearby restaurants, and of course, service and staff that try to make your stay at ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT worthwhile. This hotel is well-suited for students, tourists, backpackers, hostel travelers, youth travelers, young professionals and foreigners. ixigo.com searches multiple hotel booking sites for ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT in Meaux, France to get the guaranteed best rates, discount rates, promotional prices, availability, pictures, maps and details and location. We assure you of a comfortable and hassle-free stay at ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT , one of the best hotels in Meaux, France. ixigo.com can assure you of a cheapest/lowest rate guarantee from our hotel partners booking sites on ARCANTIS HOTEL LE RICHEMONT , Meaux, France
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Thursday morning, 13 Av, 3:00 am, Hashem took back our Rochie, claiming his, and what was most precious to us. Words cannot describe... RochiesNetwork.org was created by Rochie's family and friends to log acts of friendship, chessed and ahavat yisrael performed in her merit. SPECIAL REQUEST: If you have any memories of Rochie you can share with us, please do. We would greatly appreciate your story. email@example.com May her soul be bound in the knot of life.


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We are a renowned and prestigious banking organisation with a history of delivering high quality services globally. Due to exponential organisational growth we are looking to add Developers and DevOps Engineers to our team.
You will be joining the IAM team within a global international bank. Working on the latest technologies to deliver a cutting edge IAM portal for SSO of over 2000 applications.
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The team will consist of 4 Developers and additional vendor support on occasions. If you are an ex Dev who has moved onto the realm of DevOps or someone who currently can adequately contribute to both domains I invite you to read on.
• Deliver short sprints of work within a Scrum / Kanban Agile work environment
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• Rapid delivery of features due in part to being an analytical thinker and deep problem solver
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Brick Theater Planning A Month Of Game Parties, Performances, And More
June 3, 2010 2:00 PM | Eric Caoili
"Is art playable? Are video games cinematic? Is Machinima theatrical? Are smartphones a stage? Is there an architecture that connects these diverse media forms? What boundaries can be broken within (and without) the walls of an Off-Off Broadway Theater to change your view? With the increasing maturity of the modern video game, the possibilities for multi-media cross-over artworks cry out to be explored."
Brooklyn's Brick Theater, the same venue that put on last year's Adventure Quest, will bring back its "Game Play: A Celebration of Video Game Performance" event next month (July 7-25) with a variety of "party nights", installations, and performances all inspired by video games.
The game parties will include an opening night preview cabaret and party on July 9th featuring Kurt Bigenho's "Real World Instant Messaging", a chance to dance-with/play/wear arcade suits displaying titles designed by local game designers and provided by Babycastles, a Rock Band Karaoke Night, and a chiptunes dance party.
As for the video game performances, Eddie Kim will present Grand Theft Ovid, which offers tales from Ovid's Metamorphoses acted out with digital puppetry:
"Characters from World of Warcraft, Halo 3, and Grand Theft Auto 4, among other games, will be projected on a large screen in front of an audience and manipulated by gamers. They will be linked to each other and to others over the internet to play out Ovid's stories, including 'Niobe'; 'Daedalus and Icarus'; and 'Apollo and Daphne.'
With a new translation of stories by Carrie Thomas and featuring music by Oxygenstar, Eddie Kim's newest machinima piece uses more game systems and more games. Watch as classical stories are fleshed out in pixels and given life in worlds usually inhabited by night elves, aliens, and dirty cops."
New media artist Jon Rafman will give attendees a guided tour of Linden Lab's virtual world with Kewl-Aid Man in Second Life: "The audience decides what user-generated realms the tour visits -— furry sex clubs, a psychedelic jungle world, or a Blade Runner–esque megacity. Live critical commentary and a discussion of the implications of virtual worlds for modern society accompany the tour, followed by a Q&A."
I came across a video of this once without knowing about any of this, and the experience was mind-blowingly vulgar. In fact, you can watch that bit in the tail-end of this trailer at Kewl-Aid Man in Second Life's official site.
Other performances you might want to investigate: Modal Kombat, a "guitar-controlled video game battle"; A Short Lecture of a Different Time, which combines NES graphics, Game Boy music, and theoretical physics to tell "the story of the OLDVERSE: the universe before this one, long dead and gone"; and Theater of the Arcade, a collection of arcade-themed short plays.
You can find more details on the performances, read about the creative installations (Erik Sanner's Chess and Knifeandfork's The Wrench), and buy your tickets to Game Play at Brick Theater's dedicated page for the July event.


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- taken from new album Atlanta Millionaires Club out 24th May via Secretly Canadian
"Webster's songs can be disarmingly direct and sorrowful." - Pitchfork ("Rising")
Today, Faye Webster shares the video for her new track Flowers, co-directed by Webster and Kevin Hayes. The collaboration with Father premiered today on Beats 1 and is the latest single from her forthcoming full length, Atlanta Millionaires Club, out May 24th via Secretly Canadian. Flowers serves as an homage to Father and Awful Records, the Atlanta rap collective who helped start her career. According to Webster "During My Time on Awful I learned a lot about making music with other members. It was refreshing because you don't think about it and it's always a spontaneous thing to be in the same room as someone and start working on a song without over thinking. This song is one of those."
Atlanta Millionaires Club is a genre-bending collection of songs, bringing together Webster's feather-light vocals, intimate songwriting, and her acumen for being strikingly vulnerable and brave. Pulling from a familial lineage of folk storytelling and time spent in Atlanta's hip-hop scene, Webster's work is a study of duality, weaving through her own introversion and heartbreak; it's an idiosyncratic sadness punctuated by fleeting observations and an unexpected, sly sense of humor. "Everything is way personal. I've never been that kind of person who can read a book and then write a song about the book," Webster says. "I have to write about very personal things for me to even want to write."
Faye Webster UK Tour Dates:
Fri. 24th May- Manchester, UK @ Dot to Dot Festival
Sat. 25th May - Bristol, UK @ Dot to Dot Festival
Sun. 26th May - Nottingham, UK @ Dot to Dot Festival
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The Diabetes Research Connection is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization headquartered in San Diego, California. Established in 2012 by five tireless proponents of diabetes research, our mission is to connect donors with early-career scientists enabling them to perform peer-reviewed, novel research designed to prevent and cure type 1 diabetes, minimize its complications and improve the quality of life for those living with the disease.
Currently 1.25 million Americans live with this autoimmune disease, including 200,000 children. Approximately 40,000 new patients are diagnosed yearly. Despite these numbers, funding for diabetes research has declined. Of the funding available, 97% goes to established scientists.
Scientific breakthroughs often emerge due to the inventiveness of early-career scientists. Albert Einstein revealed his theory of general relativity at 26. Banting & Best discovered insulin before they turned 33. Imagine our world today if these scientists had not received funding for their research? These young scientists have exciting new ideas however, mainstream funding rarely supports them, so their ideas simply can't off the ground…until now.
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Whether experimenting, prototyping, or producing final products, manufacturers are jumping ever faster into the world of 3D printing. By 2013, more leading manufacturing companies than not were using 3D printing technologies.
Over the next decade, Lux Research expects the global 3D printing market to quadruple to $12 billion, with $7 billion of that attributed to printed products. More and more companies will move from experiments and prototypes to printing finished products as 3D printing expands its presence.
In fact, manufacturing will nearly quadruple its share of the total 3D printing market, accounting for a projected 46% in 2025. (Most of the rest of the market will be made up of printer sales and demand for the thermo polymers and other materials used in the printing process.)
As manufacturing continues to grow as a share of applications, more companies will adapt and expand their uses of 3D printing technology.
PricewaterhouseCooper (PWC) conducted a survey of over 100 leading manufacturing companies. Two-thirds of these top firms already utilize 3D printing, in applications ranging from experimenting to only prototyping to companies using 3D printing for both prototyping and production.
Still representing small percentages, some companies build products via 3D printing that are unable to be constructed using traditional methods, while others use it for final products or parts. While these applications represented only 3% and 1%, respectively, of the surveyed manufacturers, these niche producers are on the cutting edge of technology.
Among the major manufacturers currently using 3D printing is Ford Motor Company. 200,000 parts are printed each year on 14 different industrial 3D printers at Ford's Dearborn Heights, Michigan facility. That facility is only one of Ford's five 3D prototyping centers – one of three in the US.
While Ford has been involved with 3D printing since the 1980s – in 1988, the company purchased the third 3D printer ever made – new uses will continue to emerge. Some examples of Ford's recent uses of 3D sand printing are:
- Rotor supports, transmission cases, damper housings, and end covers for new HF35 hybrid transmission for C-MAX Hybrid and Fusion Hybrid
- Four-cylinder EcoBoost engines for Fusion
- Brake rotors for Explorer (modified in development using 3D printing)
- Exhaust manifolds for 3.5-liter EcoBoost in F-150
Ford's 500,000th 3D printed auto part was a prototype engine cover for the Mustang. While so far Ford has focused on prototypes printed in plastic, the company is looking to the future of its 3D printing strategy, when final production parts may be printed in metal.
Generally, 3D printing utilizes a process that can save any manufacturer time and money in prototyping and, eventually, in end-use product creation. Because 3D printing uses an "additive manufacturing" process, in which the product is added to (rather than the traditional "subtractive manufacturing" process involved in lathing machine parts), waste materials drop from 90% to only 5-10%. The significant drop in waste materials represents a savvier way to manufacture, adding an eco-friendly feature saving on total waste.
While in the immediate future, 3D printing still has some pretty hefty roadblocks ahead of it – high costs, time-consuming print jobs, and inability to mix materials in a single print job chief among them – trends in technology are favorable for the adoption of 3D printing in more final product usage. PWC noted in its survey that an emerging mid-level class of 3D printers will offer features higher-end systems used, as well as the fact that the control of many key patents are approaching expiry, which tends to expedite innovation among a broader base of manufacturers.
Companies as diverse as General Electric, Invisalign, and Airbus will all eventually benefit from 3D printing's expansion. As more complex parts can be printed, final products ranging from clear dental braces to, eventually, a completely 3D printed airplane will emerge.
Did you realize the impact that 3D printing is already making on manufacturing? Discuss with us in the 3D Printing and Manufacturing forum thread on 3DP.com.
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If you're planning an autumn wedding and you're looking for autumn wedding inspiration for your special day then you've come to the right place. Create a classic, warm wedding theme with these unique tips and tricks!
Beautiful Autumnal Wedding Flowers
Autumn is all about those beautiful warm tones. Go big, vibrant and bold with your flower choices. Reds, yellows, oranges and deep browns all create a beautiful warm wedding theme.
There are a number of beautiful autumnal flowers you could incorporate. Here are a few you may wish to add to your floral displays: Roses, Lilies, Gerberas, Hypericum Berries, Sunflowers, Physalis and Dhalia. Big sprays of flowers, willow and foliage make a real rustic display.
Vibrant Colour Schemes
Compliment the environment around you. Choose a colour scheme that compliments not only your beautiful venue but the grounds too. Think about the colour dresses you want your bridesmaids in; burnt oranges, golds, and dark greens could really look magical with your autumnal backdrops.
Autumnal Inspired Stationery
There are so many unique and wonderful ways you can create autumn inspired wedding invitations. Introduce your wedding and set the tone from the very start. Hessian, burlap and brown card could be a great foundation for your rustic autumn wedding inspiration, decorated with pretty leaves and trees your guests will be sure to notice your beautiful theme.
Nothing says November like Fireworks – create a pop and a bang at your wedding and have everyone remember the colourful evening entertainment! Ideal after dinner before you party the night away and it could even be perfectly untraditional to throw your bouquet at this point!
The Cake…or the Pumpkin!
Okay, so maybe you won't want to replace your wedding cake with a wedding pumpkin! But… there are so many ways you can have your cake designed and created to infuse your autumnal bliss! Choose seasonal flavours like pumpkin spice or carrot and sultana.
Little Silver Country Hotel can accommodate almost any season themed celebration. Being set in the heart of the 'Garden of England' you can imagine how beautiful the gardens are in all seasons but if it's an Autumn Wedding you're looking for, Little Silver Country Hotel could be perfect for your special day.


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ArtRage App for iPad Discounted This Week!
During CES (from January 6 – January 9, 2011), ArtRage for iPad will be available at a discounted rate of only $1.99 (normally $6.99) at the Apple iTunes Store. ArtRage for iPad lets you become a mobile digital artist, providing the experience of actually "painting" digitally on a computer canvas with oil painting effects that smear and blend and watercolor strokes that merge to create soft, wet gradations, just as they would in a traditional art studio. An ArtRage-enabled iPad, tablet, or touch-screen laptop allows artists of all levels to bring their computer everywhere they go to be ready to spontaneously unleash their creativity on the spot by drawing, sketching, and painting in a wide range of artistic styles with tools that interact on the screen just as they would with real paint, ink, chalk, pen, or pencil.
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The Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering, KCT, feel happy to organize the Webinar on "Robotic Process Automation – An Industrial Perspective" on 25th July 2020 during 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM.
We feel that your presence and active participation will create a great impact and we thank you in anticipation.
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Webinar Topic: "How to Read Scientific Literature?" and "Introduction to MANAV- The Human Atlas Initiative"
Date: June 30, 2020 (Tuesday)
Time: 10.30 am to 11.30 am
The webinar will be conducted over ZOOM.
We will send ZOOM link of the webinar to all registered participants on June 29 after 5 pm.
We, the Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, KCT, feel happy to organize this Webinar Series on "Technologies Shaping the future Automation" jointly with International Society of Automation (ISA), Bangalore Section during 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM every day from 15-June-2020 to 19-June-2020.
We expect a great deal of information exchange amongst the eminent professionals from automation product and application industries, academicians and administrators in the areas of Electronics, Instrumentation, Control & Automation, which we are sure will benefit all the participants.
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This conference aims to explore the recent advancements and research trends in the fields of Bio, chemical and Food Technology. These are the interdisciplinary fields that bring suitable and economical solutions via innovative and cost-effective approaches.
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Dr. N. Selvaraju,
Bioscience and Bioengineering, IIT Guwahati
Dr. M. Matheswaran,
Chemical Engineering, NIT Trichy
Dr. S.Anita
Food Technology, KSR College of Technology
Dr. M. Thirumarimurugan,
Chemical Engineering, Coimbatore Institute of Technology
Dr. Swapnil A Dharaskar,
Chemical Engineering, Pandit Deendayal
Petroleum University
Dr. V. Sivakumar
Chemical Engineering, Anna University Chennai
Dr. M. Rajasimman,
Chemical Engineering, Annamalai University
Dr. K. Saravanan,
Chemical Engineering, Kongu Engineering College
Dr. Chenna Kesava Reddy Sangati,
Food Nutrition & Technology, Indian Institute of Plantation Management, Bangalore.
Dr. K. Ravi Shankar,
Biotechnology, Anna University Trichy
Dr. R. Kannan,
Biotechnology, Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology
Dr. R. Baskar,
Food Technology, Kongu Engineering College
Dr. J. Prakashmaran,
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Enterprise and Entrepreneur Development has never been more important. Growing youth populations, coupled with rising youth unemployment, is putting greater emphasis on job creation and enterprising behavior within employment. Technological developments are reshaping our workplaces and changing how businesses are operated, while the global nature of business means more young people will have jobs crossing different continents and sectors. It is therefore important we equip future generations with the skills and mindsets they need to navigate a world of work we can't yet envisage.
The future employability of young people will depend heavily on how teaching and learning react to these changing needs. Learners will need to be innovative, adaptive, resilient and flexible to navigate an ever-evolving labour market.
In recent years there has been significant growth in enterprise education in our country as a result of shifts in the national education policy. Embedding entrepreneur development and education in technical and vocational education and training can be an important vehicle for ensuring learners are prepared for life beyond their educational institutions.
Enterprising mindsets coupled with the skills gained through Entrepreneurship Education could be the perfect recipe to support the future employability of learners. Entrepreneurship education will make young people more employable and more 'intrapreneurial' in their work within existing organisations, across the social, public and private sectors. Through entrepreneurship activities, learners can gain key entrepreneurial skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, risk-taking, and teamwork. Entrepreneurship can offer alternative pathways for young people, improving their skills, employability and life chances, while supporting wider economic and social development.
Effective entrepreneurship education relies on both teachers and the culture of teaching institutions. Teachers need a broad range of competencies to successfully embed entrepreneurial education within the curriculum, and this can be supported by a learning environment where risk is encouraged and where employment as an outcome of learning is a priority. Entrepreneurship teaching doesn't provide answers, but supports learners to identify the right questions. It should look to push boundaries, encourage learners to think creatively and be confident enough in their own ability to take the risks necessary to succeed. Creative environments must also support failure. Mistakes can often prove to be the greatest lessons.
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The training programme is conducted for 2 weeks from Feb. 10 – 22, 2020. The timings of the sessions will be from 10.00 am to 5.30 pm. The training will be interactive and experiential in nature with case studies, activities, Industrial visits, etc.
Faculty from Engineering, Arts & Science and B Schools, Polytechnic Colleges and Entrepreneurship Development Organizations.
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PCMNEA 2020 focus on the properties and models in physics and chemistry of engineering materials for the potential applications in the various fields of engineering and science. Conference will provide a platform for experts from academia and industry to showcase their latest findings in the areas of expertise that include physics and chemistry of advanced materials in medical, engineering, nanotechnology, environmental technologies, biomaterials and green chemistry etc. Also it helps to bring together Researchers, Scientists, Doctors, Engineers, Scholars and Students in the areas of Science, Medical, Dental, Engineering and Technology, and provides a forum for the dissemination of original research results, new ideas, Research and development, practical experiments, which concentrate on both theory and practices. To promote scientific and educational activities towards the advancement of the theory and practice. To establish research and business relations with global partners for future collaborations.
International Conference on Physics and Chemistry of Materials in Novel Engineering applications (PCMNEA20) on 6th and 7th Feb 2020. – More Detail click here
The utilization of cost-effective material such as Geosynthetics is important to achieve the desired life of the pavement as well as to facilitate their faster construction. Geotextiles had a market share of more than a third in the Geosynthetics market in 2017 and this is predicted to rise to almost 40% by end 2027. The current knowledge level of the Engineering faculties handling these areas is at the basic level and they lack in knowledge about recent developments in the Geosynthetics applications in civil construction fields. In this context this the right time to enhance the knowledge and skills of the Textile Technology and Civil Engineering faculties who are to play a major role in imparting knowledge to the undergraduates so that the employability of the students will be improved in coming years. Apart from this the Research and Development is very much essential to catering the above potential market hence this STTP on Geosynthetics will provide 360° insights on Manufacturing, Designing, Testing and its Applications to the Teaching Faculties.
To impart knowledge on the recent developments in Geosynthetics. To familiarize and educate the skills on designing, testing and analysis of Geosynthetics. To eye open novel ideas towards research concepts such as soil erosion, landslides, stabilization of soils, Geosynthetics as construction materials in civil engineering projects etc. To educate the participants and give focus for improvement in current road structure so that safety levels and reduction of prone to hazards for beneficial to society. To elaborate concept of Geosynthetics, their manufacture and their behavior and their applications in different civil engineering designs.
Eminent faculty members from premier Institution/ Industry will be the resource person. Industrial visit will be organized.
The course is open to Faculty members working in the Institution approved by AICTE. Faculty members and Research scholars belonging to Engineering & Polytechnic colleges, Industry persons, R&D agencies and other Government Bodies are also eligible and are invited to apply for this programme. Admissions will be offered subject to the availability based on the AICTE guidelines. Selected participants are requested to pay a refundable deposit of Rs. 500/- by Demand Draft drawn in favour of "THE CORRESPONDENT, Kumaraguru College of Technology" payable at Coimbatore.
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08th January 2020
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27th January 2020
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Infrared (IR) spectroscopy is widely used to determine the structures of unknown molecules, giving a unique vibration spectrum. This technique allows the identification of structural changes in the molecular bonding and chemical shifts and to investigate the surface adsorption of functional groups on nanoparticles and other wide range of chemical applications. FTIR Spectrum Interpretation plays an important role in the scientific field due to its wide range of applications in Identification and chemical characterization studies. Functional Group Region and Fingerprint Region are critical for understanding and interpreting spectral characteristics of various biomolecules through proper Peak Analysis, Peak fitting and baseline correction.
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Dr. Kalpana Duraisamy, Assistant Director- R&D, WAFE Auxiliary Chemicals Private Limited, Coimbatore.
Dr. Manickam Paulpandi, CSIR-POOL Scientist, Department of Zoology, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.
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The National Botanic Gardens in Kilmacurragh, County Wicklow, is a spectacular garden at the heart of an 18th century estate. Located between Wicklow Town and Rathdrum, it features a magnificent collection of rhododendrons.
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Location: Kilmacurragh West, Kilmacurra East, Kilbride, Wicklow
The National Botanic Gardens in Kilmacurragh comprises the remnants of a large 18th century estate located in Kilbride in East Wicklow. Planted during the 19th century, it features a spectacular collection of rhododendrons that flower from early springtime. Modern refurbishment has rejuvenated the old plant collections, while a new initiative has seen an extensive collection of plants from temperate regions of the world (like China, Chile and the Himalayas) introduced. The wildflower meadows have been restored and guided tours through the meadows are a regular feature of our summer events for the public. The National Botanic Gardens in Kilmacurragh is now an outpost of the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin. The milder climate, higher rainfall and deeper, acidic soils of the Wicklow gardens provide a counterpoint to the Glasnevin collections; the association between the two began in 1854 when Thomas Acton inherited the estate. He greatly benefited from the advice and support of Dr David Moore and his son Sir Frederick Moore, curators of Dublin's National Botanic Gardens. Visitors to Kilmacurragh will enjoy elements like the rhododendron avenue, the double herbaceous borders, the Yew Walk, the Oak Avenue, and the Fossil Lawn. Fabulous displays of thousands of flowering bulbs can be seen from early spring onwards and few will forget the magnificent sight of Magnolia Campbellii, visible in spectacular bloom at the National Botanic Gardens in Kilmacurragh in March.


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The scripture readings for this month challenge us to enter into a deeper relationship with God, following Jesus Christ with our two feet of discipleship: charity and justice. This is not an optional or peripheral commitment for the Church. Neither can it be reduced to a private dimension of one's life. Action in defense of human dignity and in support of restorative justice and peace are at the core of our faith.
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- Is she dreaming? New York artist Tanya Taylor is amazed-and incredibly turned on-when real-life pirate Stede O'Flannery magically appears in her bedroom ready for action. The dark-haired, green-eyed, sexy seafarer is shirtless, strapped with a sword-and those breeches? They leave nothing to Tanya's naughty imagination. But he looks just like the subject in the wild and mysterious old painting she's just bought. The truth is Stede has one week to break a fateful curse. He's got to fall in love-and fast. Good thing Tanya, with her chestful of toys, knows the most pleasurable ways to a man's heart. After all, doesn't she deserve something deliciously wicked out of the deal, too?
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What Are the Key Data Points Necessary to Treating Patients with Infectious Diseases?
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Pharmacists at Oklahoma State University Medical Center (OSUMC) are fighting infectious diseases with cutting-edge technology. Through its collaboration with ILÚM Health Solutions (a Merck subsidiary), OSUMC is "bringing real-time data and lab results to the bedside faster, so they can be acted upon more quickly," explains Dr. John Bury, PharmD, director of Pharmacy, OSUMC. These data are key to treatment, he explains in this clip.


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Wow you had a busy weekend! Love all you had to share.
- June 15, 2009 at 5:57 AM
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That sounds wonderful Patti .... I was going to go as well this weekend but we had plans .... Hopefully we can meet up sometime ....
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Didn't we have FUN yesterday - but...I need LOTS of practice to get the technique like Darlene did!!! Love the masking tape - works great for masking images. Going to go play tonight too - as DH is still gone!!
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What fun! I just love going to scrapbooking and stamping shows. Thank goodness they are spaced out during the year, or I'd go broke! I've shopped Paper Cuts before at shows out here. Your card is awesome. Like you said, nothing more was needed. I love the collage card, too. What amazing colors and design. Can't wait to see what you do with your goodies!
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What Is Matcha Tea Powder?
What is matcha tea powder? How is it different from green tea? What are its health benefits?
Our registered dietitian, Willow Jarosh, comes to you with another Bee Nutritious segment on all you need to know about matcha tea. With the cooler weather arriving, it's important to have a favorite warm drink on hand. Watch the video below to see why this rich beverage should be added to your rotation of warm drinks – perhaps an alternative to your usual coffee.


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COMSUN Collapsible Dog Bowl
Feeding your pet at home is never really a problem since you've got all the resources with you. Unfortunately, the moment you step out of this comfort zone with your dog in tow to have the kind of adventure that you've been planning for many weeks now, then such resources may no longer be available. This is when you realize that getting the COMSUN Collapsible Dog Bowl makes more sense than carrying a bag full of your dog's contraptions.
The good thing about the COMSUN is that it comes integrated with a carabiner clip holder that you can easily clip onto your belt loop, your backpack strap, or just about anywhere else. And since the COMSUN is fully collapsible and lightweight at only 4.8 ounces, it will be like having a neat colorful circular gadget dangling on your waist or even on your backpack or belt bag.
While it is collapsible, the COMSUN never fails to give your pet a hefty portion of its food or water. When fully expanded, the COMSUN can provide a full 12 ounces of the most refreshing drink your dog will ever wash down its throat. Who needs a water bottle to drink from when your pet can have its drink straight from the bowl?
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2018 Dec – Bunker Ports News – Standardization of port call data one step closer
Following a successful Industry Input Workshop in May 2018, on 29 November the second Industry Input Workshop was held to discuss and agree on global data standards (GDS) for port call data, allowing machines to understand each other. E.g. to connect the berth planning of the terminal to the navigation information of the ship. Earlier, in September 2017, the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office [UKHO] and the International Harbour Masters Association [IHMA] released an intermediate publication for the functional definitions for port call data, allowing humans to understand each other.


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The Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Florida is committed to the pursuit of excellence in all its missions. We believe that the success of our department depends on the quality of the clinical care we provide to our patients, in training outstanding future ophthalmologists and scientists, and in developing new knowledge and innovative therapies for vision threatening diseases.
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Our Clinical site at UFHealth The Oaks sees approximately 32,000 patients annually with both routine and complex ocular problems. There is a state-of-the-art iLASIK refractive suite at Hampton Oaks. Faculty of the pride themselves on providing compassionate, skilled, and cutting-edge care; covering all the ophthalmic subspecialties. We serve a large referral base and patients travel long distances to benefit from our expertise.
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The residency-training program is one of the most highly sought after ophthalmology training programs in the country. Residents rotate primarily at the clinical sites at UF Health as well as the adjacent Veterans Hospital. The program has one of the highest surgical numbers and volume of clinical pathology in the country. The exceptional training our residents receive is demonstrated by the significantly higher than average Ophthalmology Board pass rate and choice fellowship placement in top subspecialty programs in the country. The department trains clinical ophthalmology fellows and PhDs as well as post-doctoral students. The clinical and research faculty are frequently invited to lecture and educate at national and international conferences.
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DeLauro blasts U.S. purchase of Russian helicopters
Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro, whose district includes part of Shelton, has criticized the U.S. Defense Department for purchasing helicopters from a Russian government-run supplier.
DeLauro called the purchase of Russian helicopters for the Afghan National Security Forces by the U.S. government "outrageous," especially while the Russian government is providing weapons to the current regime in Syria.
DeLauro also represents Stratford, home of Sikorsky Aircraft, a large manufacturer of helicopters primarily used for military purposes. Sikorsky Aircraft is a division of United Technologies Corp. and one of the state's largest employers.
Thirty Russian-made helicopters being bought
According to a release from DeLauro's office, the Defense Department has purchased 30 Mi-17 helicopters from Rosoboronexport, the Russian state arms dealer.
DeLauro recently pushed for an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act prohibiting contracts with Rosoboronexport. The amendment passed the U.S. House of Representatives by an unanimous vote.
Sale is 'deeply troubling'
In March, DeLauro led a group of representatives in writing a letter to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel that urged him not to make this purchase.
The Pentagon announcement on the Mi-17 purchase, DeLauro said June 17, "flies in the face of last week's overwhelmingly bipartisan vote by the House of Representatives. Particularly coming so soon on the heels a 423-0 vote, it is deeply troubling to see reports that the contract with the Russian state arms dealer is moving forward.
"I will continue to lead bipartisan efforts to end this relationship, as Congress has made clear it does not believe U.S. taxpayers should continue to subsidize a company providing weapons the Syrian regime is using to fuel the tragic war in that country," she said.
No more U.S. subsidies to Russians
The Russian-made helicopters will be used by the Afghan National Security Forces. The United States is the main backer of the current Afghan government, which is fighting the Taliban and elements of al-Qeada with the assistance of U.S. troops and supplies.
DeLauro, a Democrat in her 12th term, said it's disappointing that "U.S. taxpayers continue to provide subsidies to Russia's arms dealer Rosoboronexport through no-bid Pentagon purchases of Mi-17 helicopters for the Afghan National Security Forces even as the firm continues to serve as the top supplier of the weapons the Syrian regime is using to fuel the tragic war.
"If we are going to spend U.S. taxpayer dollars to provide helicopters to the Afghan National Security Forces," she continued, "we should be spending those dollars for the purchase of U.S.-made helicopters. This is simply outrageous and it must stop."
Shelton has two members of Congress
The city of Shelton is divided between the Third District, represented by DeLauro, and the Fourth District, represented by Democratic U.S. Rep. Jim Himes.
DeLauro lives in New Haven and was first elected to Congress in 1990.


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Lindsay Lohan owes $100,710.55 in taxes.
According to a recently filed Federal tax lien, obtained by The Blast, the 'Mean Girls' actress owes the huge sum for earnings during the years of 2010, 2014 and 2015.
During that time, Lindsay filmed the OWN docuseries with Oprah Winfrey and had a small part in the movie 'Machete'.
Meanwhile, it was recently revealed that Lindsay, 31, wants to relaunch her pop career.
The actress released two albums, 'Speak', and 'A Little More Personal (Raw)', in 2004 and 2005 but a much-discussed third record never appeared, and the actress - who has been living in London and Dubai - revealed only a return to music would tempt her to move back to New York.
Asked if she'd move back from New York, she said: "For music, maybe."
But it isn't only singing that Lindsay wants to focus her attention on, as she's still interested in acting and admitted she would love the lead role in the planned live-action 'Little Mermaid' remake.
Her comments came after she recently admitted she wants to reprise her role as Cady Heron in another 'Mean Girls' movie and plans to track down writer Tina Fey and producer Lorne Michaels during a trip to the US.
The Hollywood star - who admitted she's "trying" to get the movie off the ground - said: "I'm in New York, so Tina Fey better be hiding or I'm going to find her and Lorne Michaels. I know where his desk is."
Lindsay also revealed what she thinks her 'Mean Girls' character would be up to these days.
She shared: "I'm thinking she's been living in Africa and adopts children, very Madonna."
Lindsay enjoys living a low-key existence in the Middle East, where she's able to escape the pressures she would face at home.
She explained: "I love living in New York, but I do love the serenity and peace that I find living in the Middle East because there are no cameras in Dubai and I can actually focus on what I want to do in life.
"I don't always have to be scrutinised every second. I can have a private life and have a public life, but when I choose to. And I think that's really important."
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Edvard Tomak
Serbian Democratic Forum
Minorities are the wealth of the EU.Only a free and conscious minority, can contribute to the betterment of the EU.
Zagreb, Croatia, Areas of the Special State's concern - ASSC
Europe is a mosaic of peoples. All European nations and national minorities should participate in building a better and more beautiful Europe.
National minorities should get their rights to realize their potential.
The integration of Serbian minority in Croatia creates a better Croatia.
Happier, freer, Serbian community in Croatia, creates better EU.
Main goal is full implementation of Constitutional Law about Rights of National Minorities (CLRNM)
The project wants to increase the level of reintegration of Serb national minority in Croatian society, sub-goals:
1. Determinate exact indicators regarding realization of the Constitutional Law about Rights of National Minorities (Articles 2, 3, 4, and 7) – CLRNM) and European Council "Framework Convention on National Minorities" (Articles 4 and 15) in Areas of Special State Concern (ASSC)
2. Anticipate implementation and stimulate improvements of CLRNM
3. Encourage sustainable refugee return
4. Bring the issue of right to work and participation of minorities in focus of interest of public and those civic society actors that can influence on its resolving
1. Research – there are no researches that involve this issue
2. Analyze – obtained data will be analyzed by experts involved in this issue
3. Advocacy – few previous actions are base of the advocacy activity
- Lobbying – Besides presentation at round table, the results of analyzes and suggestions would be presented to the institutions and organizations
- Public Relations –Strong and qualitative public presence is one of the prerequisites for the success of the project. Therefore, SDF will pay most attention to the strong media coverage. The project foresees following types of public appearances: Roundtables will announced in advance, and SDF will try to assure qualitative media coverage; A brochure will be printed in 300 copies, widely distributed
Funding requested from Advocate Europe
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Six Nations – Grand Slam Candidates Keep Cards Close To Chest
In a year where four wins may suffice to claim the Six Nations Championship, the three winning sides from last weekend kept their cards very close to their chests. A not too convincing performance from the defending champions in Cardiff saw them limp over the line against Italy. The Italians were up for it from the start but didn't get the luck that an underdog requires to put it up to the favourites. Wales took advantage of early Italian mistakes and nervousness. Mistakes that the Italians would really regret at the final whistle. Warren Gatland will be delighted that his side managed to take care of the Azzuri without really clicking into third or fourth gear. The second half of that match was all about Italy, two break away tries saw them get to within five points of the hosts at one stage and the whiff of an upset was there momentarily. Wales finally quashed the Italian ambition with yet another Leigh Halfpenny penalty. A two score game for the last few minutes gave the Welsh a cushion as defeat became an impossibility. Not getting out of second gear may have kept future opposition in the dark somewhat as to the what Wales can really offer but this may yet prove to be a double edged sword that they may well regret.
If this year's championship proves to be as close as it promises then score difference may well be the deciding factor after the final round of games. Only beating Italy by eight points at home could come back to haunt the Welsh yet. The Italians will feel that they had a real chance here. An impressive game from centre Michele Campagnaro which saw him cross the Welsh line twice in the second half is but one of the positives they can take away from this performance. They have the look of a team that will upset one of the Championship hopefuls between now and the finish. Wales know that their first big test is against Ireland this weekend and the one way to make sure that score difference doesn't come into it, is to win all your games.
England travelled to Paris with more confidence than hope. As I said last week in the build up to this game, the start was going to be all so important and what a start the French got. Yoann Huget benefitted from a very welcomed bounce of the ball into his hands with only seconds gone on the clock, from what must be said, what looked like a terrible kick initially. The Toulouse winger managed a second try that had as much good fortune attached to it as his first and the French were bouncing. The English were dumbfounded and the home support were on their feet, the perfect start for a team that had so much to prove to get the crowd even lukewarm towards them. As sometimes happens with early leads, the French allowed the English back into the game and allowed it to become a contest again. Not only did it become a contest but the English managed to turn it around completely and victory looked on the cards. Unfortunately for the English, that confidence returned, this time from the management as they replaced their best player on the field, Danny Care. After nightmare starts from their new guns, they eventually settled into the game and it was turning into a day to remember rather than forget. Both France and England were guilty of doing their utmost to allow the opposition opportunities and this proved fatal for the English in the end. Injuries forced England into rearrangement and rearrangement creates doubt, the French took full advantage of any doubt, the substitute Gael Fickou ghosted over the line for the score to level matters. He had enough space and time to tap down behind the sticks, English faces were in shock as the conversion passed high over their heads. England may be out of winning a Grand Slam but they like everyone else will know that they can still win the championship from here. France just need another couple of wins under their belts. Their chances simply lie in which team shows up on any given day.
Ireland just like Wales, struggled at times and found it difficult to break down an ordinary Scottish defence. The biggest difference between the Irish and Welsh performances was that when Ireland finally got on top, they stayed there and didn't allow the Scottish any sense of a comeback. The 22 point winning margin will also be a welcome asset to have as the championship progresses and with the Italians due to arrive at the Aviva on March 8th, Ireland will fancy their chances of racking up another score there. Ireland's defence was immense last Sunday and none other than the elder statesman Brian O'Driscoll was without any contest, the best defender.
Just like Wales, Ireland didn't need to and I would certainly hope didn't show their full hand. The Scots were game for a long period of the first half and could have had the opening try. The Irish defensive line though, stood strong and held off any attempts at gaining anymore ground. There were many fine performances in an Irish pack that eventually dominated their opposition and maybe there is cause to change the name of our second anthem to, 'Ireland's Maul'. When the men in green get this part of their game right, they are unstoppable. It is a sight to behold to watch them as they advance, the opposition helpless to do anything to stop them, perfect body positions and well rehearsed, Ireland's maul can be a powerful weapon. After a top three finish in this competition last year, Scotland will not want to return to propping up the table duties. They may well just like the Italians cause some damage to the hopes of others as this campaign rolls on. Ireland know they will have more to do against Wales and neither side will be shaking in their boots after watching each other last weekend. Three teams left that can claim the Grand Slam, this weekend will see whether Wales or Ireland can still cling onto that hope.
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Mert Keskin is a digital artist living in Istanbul. His main mediums are GIF, Video and Collage. His works have been presented in the Museum of the Moving Image, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum.
I met the world of technology with Commodore 64 and Amiga 500, I was very little back then. Computer graphics and animations that you can do with computers affected me greatly. That's what made me interested in computer graphics. Then the internet changed my life completely. The free nature of information, creation of new sub-cultures, ability to communicate with people from other countries to create stuff together.
Yes, social media really made my art known. I have been collaborating with different artists through my tumblr since 2008. That made my works famous in the internet. I was the GIF Editor of Tumblr in 2009 through 2013. I have been reviewed and interviewed by many important magazines and I got the chance to work with big brands. Long live the internet really.
I'm one of the curators of The Wrong: New Digital Art Biennale this year, I think it's the third year of the event, my pavilion is "GFX FREE ERROR" and I've been in talks with lots of different artists.
And of course I'm constantly creating new work both for myself and for commissions.
Digital art will take over the planet, i'm sure of it, VR, AR and AI is slowly creeping into our lives and you can see some impressive works already. Online shows will take up so much time in our lives in the future, they will take the place of normal shows. These shows will be watchable through the web, virtual reality and many more devices. Amazingly, we are nearly 50% digital already. When everything becomes completely digital in the not so distant future, we will be laughing at our old works.
I guess my shades, zippo and iPad are essentials. I have been using a pocket synth operator so that became essential too.


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The Year Abroad - a unique opportunity The Year Abroad - a unique opportunity
The Year Abroad is a fantastic opportunity for you to live, work and study in one or more different countries, while having the full support of your degree course staff and the University. Students who have experienced the Year Abroad typically return saying it was the best year of their life so far. It not only helps in their personal and professional development, but is invaluable for gaining transferable useful skills, become more self-confident and for making friends of different nationalities and learning to live in another culture. The Year Abroad is also invaluable when entering employment market. The increased maturity and the intercultural awareness developed on the Year Abroad are key factors in producing confident and flexible graduates who are thus especially attractive to employers Government figures also consistently show that language graduates are among the most employable and most highly paid of all graduates, with lower unemployment rates than even business studies and IT graduates because of the mix of skills -- especially communication skills and adaptability -- which a language degree with a year abroad develops. Your entry level, the degree programme and honours language(s) you are studying will determine how your year abroad is spent.
Semester Abroad
Students on a 3 year course with French or Spanish will spend the Spring semester of their second year at a partner university.
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If you are a highly proficient native or near-native speaker of French or Spanish taking the fast track three year degree course, then you are normally exempted from the compulsory Year Abroad.
Fees for the Year and Semester Abroad
- Fees to UEA for students on a full Year Abroad are currently reduced to 15% of the full tuition fee (Home / EU students), or 25% (International students). Different conditions apply to the semester abroad – please contact us for further information
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The Dolores and Rico Fire Protection districts were called out at 4 a.m., but the warehouse was fully engulfed when they arrived, said Dolores Fire Chief Mike Zion.
Nobody was injured in the fire, which was reported by Dunton residents. The blaze destroyed the building and the golf carts, resort supplies and gas dryers inside. The cause is unknown, Zion said, but foul play is not suspected.
Quick thinking by residents and the first Dolores firefighter on scene likely saved a nearby resort residence, Zion said.
"They were dousing the building with buckets of water, and it was enough to prevent the fire from spreading," he said.
Twenty firefighters, several tankers and fire engines fought the blaze, which was knocked down in about 30 minutes. The barn and equipment inside was a total loss. The property is insured.
It took another five hours to mop up the scene. Dolores County brought in a loader to tear down the remaining structure so the fire could be completely snuffed out.
Zion said the fire reinforces the need for a fire station on the West Fork of the Dolores River. Residents formed a volunteer fire department this year, but are still working on getting a station and year-round volunteers. Many of the volunteers had already left for the winter. A new West Fork fire station is being considered at Fish Creek, nearest the most residences.
Local fire districts are donating equipment to the new fire department, including tanker and pumper trucks from the Dolores Fire Protection District and equipment from the Dove Creek Volunteer Fire Department.
The West Fork is geographically isolated from Dolores County's main fire departments. Although the first four miles of the canyon are in the town of Dolores' fire district, the rest is in Dolores County, including 85 homes and the Dunton Resort. The Dolores fire station is 35 miles from Dunton, and the Rico fire station is 40 miles away.
The Dolores Fire Protection District has covered outside its town area for decades, but it recently announced it can't afford it any longer. If Dolores crews respond to West Fork residents outside their district, they plan to charge the homeowners to help cover costs.
For more information on the new West Fork Volunteer Fire department, visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/westforkvfd/


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When traveling the world, there are key locations of any city or country that people know to visit far before they embark on their journey.
Which prompted the famous quote by Gilbert Chesterton "the traveler sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he came to see."
For the case of London, everyone knows to visit the Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and the London Eye.
These are the places that we have been taught to place on our checklist of locations to visit whilst staying in London.
This is not to discredit the value of visiting these places, but to prompt a response or desire to think of visiting other locations within London that will greatly enhance your stay.
After traveling to a foreign country, it is common procedure now days for people to post an album on their facebook or instagram of all the cool places they got to see and all the fun things they got to do.
When you post a picture of the Big Ben, people are often easy to brush over it as it is a place in which most people have seen several times already; however, if you post something incredibly unique that nobody has ever seen, they are sure to stop and ask, "Where is that?" or, "What is that?"
These places still hold a great level of spectacle, they are just places you may never have heard of are will help you make great memories.
1. Holland Park
A district and a public park in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, in west London, Holland Park is home to a variety of unique sceneries that you should take a moment to enjoy.
One notable section of the park is the Kyoto Gardens, opened in 1991 as a symbol of peace between England and Japan.
Though there are many things to do within the Holland Park district, it is highly recommended to drop by the public park for a few moments and smell the roses, both literally and figuratively.
2. Queen Elizabeth Roof Garden Bar & Cafe
During any given visit to London, it is suggested that you visit at least one rooftop bar to help further immerse yourself in the culture of the local peoples.
Even if you do not plan to go for drinks, it is still a cool place to hang out with your friends, and have an amazing view of London that you will find hard to find anywhere else.
If you are planning to add this to your list of places to visit when you come to London, it is highly recommended that you save this visit during the sunset, as the view that is provided from this location is incomparable.
3. Chislehurst Caves
In South London, you may find the Chislehurst Caves, a 35km (22 mile) long series of man-made intersecting tunnels and caverns.
Within the cave you will find many elaborate carvings embedded in the walls.
It's not often that you can get the opportunity to say that you have explored the caves of London, so take some time during your stay to check it out and create a very unique experience.
The Chislehurst Caves are also famously known for hosting popular artists such as The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin.
So if you are a true fan of these bands, Chislehurst Caves are a must see during your stay.
4. Ruislip Lido
If you are with a tour group that has a free day available, or simply scheduled in a free day into your stay in London, Ruislip Lido is a great location to spend your day.
Ruislip Lake sits amongst a 60 acres forest granting it a beautiful scene for you to stop by and have a picnic.
The lake is encompassed by a nice, smooth beaches, which is then surrounded by the forest itself, producing its unique scenery.
5. The Mayor of Scardey Cat Town
During the early 1900s America went through the prohibition popularizing the idea of speakeasies.
To the surprise of many people, like New York, London is in no shortage of speakeasies as well.
One notable speakeasy is called "The Mayor of Scardey Cat Town," and is a perfect bar for visitors to try out if they want to grab a drink.
You can find this pub through a refrigerator door in the Breakfast Club near Liverpool Street.
This speakeasy serves cocktails and bar food, so feel free to grab a snack while you are here.
6. Wilton Music Hall
Many legendary music groups originated in England such as The Beatles and The Rolling Stone.
Just like in many other cultures, it is no surprise that the English have pride in their music and value the art.
With this in mind, there are many music halls that have been built throughout the years, the oldest one being the Wilton Music Hall.
Reservations can be made to have a meal and drinks at the Wilton Music Hall, and you can also occasionally find the availability to buy tickets to a show as well.
7. Eel Pie Island
For a truly unique experience, visit Eel Pie Island and see a very different view of London.
Eel Pie Island greatly contrasts everything that you will see in London, as you will find that everything down to the structure of the road and the architecture of the local buildings are different.
Eel Pie Island is a small boat town that you can reach by crossing a small bridge on foot, and is a very distinct contrast from the hustle and bustle of the main London Area.
When visiting traveling the world, it is nice to make some fond, unique memories.
Obviously, a big part of that is the people you decide to spend your travels with, but the other part is the places you go.
Do not think this list exist to discount the main attractions like Big Ben and London Eye, but simply to compliment them during your stay in London.
Obviously there is going to be a lot less structure for tourists at these locations, but what is life without a bit of adventure.


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"Keep Still" is a Doc McStuffins song from the episode "Keep on Truckin'". It is sung by Doc, Stuffy, Lambie and Tremane. Doc and Tremane sing about how sometimes you have to keep still even if you want to move around.
I want to shake and squeal
I want to spin my wheels
I want to jump and shout and get my giggles out
But right now, I gotta keep still
You want to rev and go, you want to rock and roll
You want to get there fast with your engine on blast
But sometimes, you've gotta keep still
That's right!
I can fix you while you wait
Stuffy and Lambie:
Doc will paint your stripes on straight
I want to boogie down, I want to race around
Doc, Stuffy and Lambie:
You want to rev and go, you want to rock and roll
Doc, Stuffy, Lambie and Tremane:
But right now
You gotta keep still


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Green light for 8 billion euros investment plan for the Attica region
It will transform a 6.5 million square meters area
- April 30, 2019 11:30
- Monika Dimitrova
The Central Archaeological Council of Greece approved the environmental study for the project "Implementation of the Integrated Development Plan of the Metropolitan Pole of Elliniko – Agios Kosmas". The project represents a massive investment of more than 8 billion euros which aims to transform an approximately 6.5 million square meters area encompassing the old Hellinikon airport in the Attica region.
The terms of the agreement concerned studies for the display of antiquities discovered in the zone during the initial phase of the project's implementation. Now the mega project and its attendant investments can proceed. The findings of the environmental studies are expected to be drafted into a plan for the development of the project. The overall plan will also include the Agios Kosmas archaeological site and the post-Byzantine churches of St. Paraskevi and Sts. Kosmas and Damianos, which are within the boundaries of the project's plan.
Source: AMNA
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