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Club Meeting Programme 2019 – 2020
Wed 13th Mar – Speaker Meeting – Topic: The hive as a processing centre – Scarthwaite Hotel, 7-30pm – Speaker: Pete Sutcliffe
Pete has been keeping bees for over thirty years, is a "Master Beekeeper" and has held a number of senior positions with BBKA and Cheshire BKA. To ensure the colony survives in a healthy state, honey bees collect everything they need from the surrounding area in the form of relatively simple, readily available, natural products. They then process these in sophisticated ways into such diverse items as building materials, miracle foods, antiseptic paints, and store them where necessary for future use. The abilities required for these processes have evolved over millennia to a level of amazing sophistication, but how do they do it? This lecture will describe those processes in a way that helps beekeepers understand the requirements of their colonies better.
Sun, 14th Apr – Spring Apiary Inspection – Club Apiary, 10-00am to 2-00pm
An opportunity for all members, especially new members, to experience a Spring inspection and assess how well the bees have over-wintered.
Sun, 23rd June – Summer Apiary Inspection, Club Apiary, 10-00am to 2-00pm
An opportunity for all members, especially new members, to experience a Summer inspection and assess how well the bees have expanded and amassed stores during the Spring and early Summer.
Fri, 12th July – Working party for Open Day, Club Apiary, 10-00am to 4-00pm
Details to follow.
Sat, 13th July – 2019 OPEN DAY – Club Apiary
Details to follow.
Sun, 8th Sept – Autumn Apiary Inspection, Club Apiary, 10-00am to 2-00pm
An opportunity for all members, especially new members, to experience an Autumn inspection and assess how well the bees are prepared for winter.
Sun, 15th Sept – Meadow Mowing Day, Club Apiary, 10-00am to 4-00pm
Preparing the meadow for winter. Scythe, strim or just carry away the cuttings! But please do come, we need to complete this in one day.
Wed, 16th Oct – Speaker Meeting – Topic: Bee Together Project – Scarthwaite Hotel, 7-30pm, Speaker: Catherine Mercer
Catherine is the Coordinator of the Bee Together project which aims to connect communities and landscapes to reverse the decline of wild pollinators, and in particular wild bees. The project involves coordinating and delivering capital works and activity-based projects along the B-Line from Lancaster to Leeds, connecting communities to create pollinator super-highways.
Sat, 20th Oct – Course – Topic: Ever Thought of Keeping Bees? – Scarthwaite Hotel, 9.30am – 4.00pm. If you have ever thought of owning a colony of honey bees but have been deterred by not knowing exactly what is involved, or how much time it might take, then this course is for you! This one-day, inter-active workshop focuses on responsible, low intervention, bee-centric approaches to beekeeping and will cover all you need to know to before starting to keep bees.
Wed, 13th Nov – Speaker Meeting -Topic: Bees for Development – Scarthwaite Hotel, 7-30pm, Speaker: Bob Spencer
Bob is a Trustee of Bees for Development, an organisation that promotes sustainable beekeeping to combat poverty and to build sustainable, resilient livelihoods. It supports beekeepers to maintain environments that are good for bees, for biodiversity, and for people. Bees for Development works with local partners on community-based projects, and provides a wide-range of information services.
Sun, 17th Nov -Managing woodland for pollinators – Club Apiary – 10-00am to 4-00pm
A one day practical course, run by Catherine Mercer of Bee Together, which will include coppicing and other practical skills
Wed, 11th Dec – Speaker Meeting – Topic: Two Frame Nucleus, Scarthwaite Hotel, 7-30pm Speaker: Fred Ayers
An introduction to this approach for those interested in increasing their colonies or wish to participate in a club project next season.
Wed 8th Jan, Social Event – Wine and Cheese Evening, Scarthwaite Hotel, 7-30pm
The evening will start with wine and cheese followed by another opportunity to see "More than Honey", a remarkable documentary film made in 2013 by the Swiss filmmaker Marcus Imhoof.
Wed, 12 Feb, Speaker Meeting – Topic: The Woodland Trust
Scarthwaite Hotel, 7-30pm Speaker: Paul Littlewood
Paul will explain the work of the Woodland Trust and provide advice on how we should manage the woodland at our Club apiary.
Wed, 11th Mar -Speaker Meeting Topic: Thermoregulation in the Scarthwaite Hotel, 7-30pm, Speaker: Keith Bartlem
Keith is an experienced beekeeper. His talk will help to improve our understanding of how, why, and when bees monitor and alter the hive temperature and is particularly relevant in our usage of insulated hives.


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Hi my dears,
Listen, today your old pal Lillian is kind of tired because she stays awake too late every night reading depressing Young Adult fiction. Aka: "The Fault in our Stars" which she started on Tuesday night and finished at 2:28am the next morning. When she finished she couldn't get out of bed to get a glass of water because she thought Agustus Waters* was hiding under her bed, ready to grab her around the ankle and yank her into the pit that resides under every respectable cot of repose, the second she stepped onto the floor.
That was a hard day.
But anyway, like I said, I'm tired. Sadly for the people around me (yeah, but not me, okay?) I have retained my usual hilarious personality. My voice is just a lot quieter and I have to stop every now and then between words and fall asleep. I was thinking a lot about what I should write today and I have come to the conclusion that since I am so dag-blasted tired and so upset by "The Fault in our Stars" I will sit here, with a cup of tea which I will attempt to not spill on my computer, and bring on my dear friend, author Lillian Mottern to tell you about her newest heart-wrenching novel so we can hopefully get back at John Green**. After she does I will add commentary because the heart-wrenching novel is about my obsession and I want to get credit.
I think it will be thrilling.
DISCLAIMER: She wrote this specific bit of literature when she was fourteen and she thinks her writing style has, and I quote: "Matured to be of equal standing with the writing of Leo Tolstoy and Edward Albee, [I have interpreted this to mean she writes depressing tomes about people who drink a lot of champagne] as opposed to being of equal standing with F. Scott Fitzgerald as it was before". [can I, Lil, just point out that that still means DEPRESSING TOMES ABOUT DEPRESSING CHAMPAGNE-DRINKERS?!].
Welcome, Lillian!
Yes, yes, great to be here, oh is that tea for me?
Er, actually-
Wow, thanks!
*loud slurping noise*
Ah, phew, much better. I think I'm coming down with some
kind of highly-contagious virus! No need to be alarmed, though, since I'll be sure to cover my mouth when I cough-
*loud coughing noise*
Oh heavens, did I cough on you, Lil? Wow, sure sorry to see that. Hope you don't get sick too!
I'm sure I will. Alright everyone, here's Lillian Mottern who INVITED HERSELF!
Blah, blah, blah.
*loud screaming noise*
Sorry for screaming. Ahem. Here she is! Please don't applaud!
Hello! I am currently in the midst of writing a very thrilling novel about theateryness. It is inspired by Lil's weirdo obsession with musicals. Hey, remind me, Lil, why am I writing a story about SOMETHING YOU LIKE?!
I forced you to. I black-mailed you.
Uh…okay. That makes sense. I guess.
Uh huh. It was because I was going to tell everyone about that time you auditioned for that musical and everyone laugh-
Oh, ha, ha! Really? What were you saying, honey? Anyway, everyone, I am a world-renowned author, a seamstress of words, actually. A poet.
Wow, really?
Yeah, I have reviews! Real ones.
You mean that time my little sister yelled, "Please stop reading your story out loud, I need to go to bed!"
No! What? No, of course not.
Just give them the excerpt already.
Okay, fine. Here it is, an excerpt from one of my thrilling untitled theatrical novels! Heads Up! The other word for heck is used!*** Justsayingjustmentioning.
My grandmother was acting weird the day I fainted right before Math. It was probably better, considering how I do in that particular subject. They rushed me to the hospitable and all that but it wasn't even dramatic like it should have been. They just said that I didn't eat breakfast, which I obviously knew and also they said I was under stress. Evan rushed to my bedside the second he could which was during recess when he pulled up the chain link fence around our school and ran the whole way to the hospital, because that is what best friends do. He told me about it as a thin nurse looked on, a pinched look in her smile.
"Oh my God, Evan. "
"Oh my God, Matilda."
I smiled even though my head was throbbing.
"They won't let me leave until I pass all these tests."
"A horrible predicament" said Evan.
"I know."
"My grandmother's acting weird."
He shrugged.
"Is that like, a new thing?"
Another nurse walked into the room.
"Your Grandmother wants to speak with you."
She turned and left the room.
"Visiting time is over," trilled the other nurse.
"What?" said Evan.
"If you can't leave on your own, we will have to escort-"
A time-step tapped outside.
"No one," belted my grandmother throwing open the hospitable room doors, arms out, fur coat sashaying against her Rocket ankles, hat perfectly cocked on her Carole Channing hair, character shoes perfectly shined, "Is escorting my grandson out of anywhere."
She stopped, arms up in the Evita victory V. "Good God," she added to make her point.
The nurse began choking in the vicinity of behind me. My grandmother folded her hands to her sides and tapped over to my bedside, reaching down to kiss Evan and then me wetly on both cheeks.
"Who the hell is that woman?" She pointed at the quivering nurse with a red fingernail. The nurse bowed and curtsied at the same time, which is apparently possible and stumbled out of the room. My grandmother smiled with apparent satisfaction and sat down in the padded chair next to my bed.
"So good to see you both." She folded her hands in her lap.
"A predicament, Sylvia," said Evan folding his legs and leaning against the wall.
"Hmm, is that so?" She smiled into her lap. "Uh huh," said Evan.
My grandmother looked up.
"You stepped on your DVD of 'Les Miserables' with that good looking Hugh Jackman fellow in it again?"
Evan sighed sadly.
"No, even worse."
"I'm in the hospitable, Grandmother," I murmured.
She looked startled. "Good Lord, well, we'd better get you out then, hadn't we?"
"Yes," said Evan, "These people wouldn't know Sutton Foster if they saw her in Vons." My grandmother stood up, her fur coat swinging back and forth. "Good God, Evan, you are entirely correct. We cannot stay in the company of such idiots a second longer."
She somehow got me out without tests or anything. I didn't understand it, but it was something my grandmother had always been good at. Evan squeezed my shoulders as we walked out to my grandmother's ancient, perfectly shined Cadillac. His brown hair was still tousled from the sprint to the hospital.
"She seems fine."
I slowed down so we were trailing further behind my grandmother and her perfect hearing.
"She's putting on a show, Evan, you know her."
He nodded. He did know.
When we got back home my grandmother kissed Evan on the cheek and told him he looked like a walking corpse and quite frankly needed to get some rest. I walked with him to the front door.
"I'll call you," he whispered.
"I think she's going to tell me something," I whispered in Russian, which we had learned in order to do all the Chekov plays in their true glory.
"I know."
He nodded.
"Matilda!" screeched my grandmother from the kitchen.
"I have to go."
Yeah. Well, Cheerio and-"
"Be back soon," I finished.
Wow, what a story! What an excerpt! What'll happen next? Will they all die?! (We can only hope, right?)
It was mostly my doing. So I should get more credit, just saying. And no. They will freaking not die.
Well, actually I should get more credit because the whole story was based on MY OBSESSION! MY LIFE, PRACTICALLY!
Our life.
How do you freaking mean, Lillian Mottern?
Oh, nothing. I really should be going.
Okay. Why did I invite you in the first place?
I think it's because you are half-asleep and find un-funny things humorous.
I'm always funny! I am still funny even though I'm tired.
Your words, not mine.
Goodbye now.
Bye, I didn't enjoy seeing you.
Same here!
But first I'm saying goodbye to your fan!
Fans, you mean. I have a lot of fans UNLIKE YOU!
Your words, not mine. Bye Lil's fan(s)!!
Bye people, I love you and I should probably go sleep for a very long time.
*character in "The Fault in our Stars".
**author of "The Fault in our Stars".
*** we all go through our Ernest Hemingway stage okay?! Hello, we all do.


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Key Points
–UB study refutes conventional wisdom that low testosterone levels in type 2 diabetic men was primarily due to excess production by the body fat of an estrogen hormone called estradiol
–Study found that in fact, type 2 diabetic men with low testosterone levels also have low levels of estradiol
–The study strongly suggests a need to explore better understanding of the mechanism involved
BUFFALO, N.Y. – It's not estrogen produced by body fat that causes low levels of testosterone in type 2 diabetic men, according to a University at Buffalo study published last month in Diabetes Care.
Instead, the mechanism responsible for low levels of certain sex hormones in type 2 diabetic men is more complicated than originally thought, which will have implications for the development of effective treatments. The UB researchers suggest that, based on their findings, the mechanism likely originates in the hypothalamus, the part of the brain that controls hormones influencing appetite, sleep, moods and sex drive.
In 2004, the UB researchers first identified this syndrome of hypogonadism (low testosterone) in a third of type 2 diabetic men that they studied.
At the time, the conventional wisdom was that an enzyme expressed by body fat is increased in obese people, explains lead author Sandeep Dhindsa, MD, assistant professor of medicine in the UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and senior author Paresh Dandona, MD, UB Distinguished Professor of Medicine.
"It was thought that that enzyme, in turn, increased estradiol levels in the blood, which led to suppressed testosterone levels," says Dandona.
But the connection may not be all that simple, partly because not all type 2 diabetics are obese, Dandona says.
Their current study, which included both obese and non-obese type 2 diabetic men, revealed that estradiol levels in 240 subjects with low testosterone were lower, not higher, than normal levels.
"Low testostone levels as well as low estradiol levels, which we saw in this study, both probably contribute to the markedly increased risk of cardiovascular mortality in type 2 diabetics," he says.
The UB researchers established the estradiol levels using a classical measurement method and a state-of-the-art tandem mass spectrometry measurement.
"These data establish unequivocally that elevated estradiol concentrations are not the cause of this hypogonadism syndrome," says Dandona. "We now need to look for other mechanisms for the rational understanding and treatment of this syndrome so that we can unravel the mysterious mechanisms underlying this important cause of male hypogonadism (low testosterone) and potential infertility."
Dandona and his UB colleagues have extended these observations to non-diabetic, obese adults and obese children, between the ages of 15 and 20, a quarter of whom have a similar problem with low testosterone levels.
"Low testosterone levels affect a third of male type 2 diabetics, of which there are roughly ten million in this country," says Dandona. "If we can elucidate the specific underlying mechanism, we can develop a rational treatment for this condition."
Based on previous work with experimental animals, the UB researchers are currently exploring the role of resistance to the action of insulin, known to occur in these patients, at the level of the brain to elucidate the mechanism underlying the defect in testosterone production.
Co-authors are Mehul Vora, MD, clinical assistant instructor, Husam Ghanim, PhD, research assistant professor of medicine, Ajay Chaudhuri, MD, associate professor of medicine, all of the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism of UB and Kaleida Health and Richard Furlanetto, MD of Quest Diagnostics Nichols Institute in Chantilly, Virginia.
Dandona and Dhindsa are supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health and the American Diabetes Association.
The University at Buffalo is a premier research-intensive public university, a flagship institution in the State University of New York system and its largest and most comprehensive campus. UB's more than 28,000 students pursue their academic interests through more than 300 undergraduate, graduate and professional degree programs. Founded in 1846, the University at Buffalo is a member of the Association of American Universities.


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Mr. Levin is president of Landmark Legal Foundation. He has also worked as an attorney in the private sector and as a top adviser and administrator to several members of President Ronald Reagan's cabinet.
This book explores with distinction the critical identifying features that have made the United States of America integrally different from all other nations in the history of humanity. Levin draws a portrait of the founders and framers, not overlooking those intellectuals and thinkers who preceded and inspired them. The spark of genius which is overlooked and diminished in any collective or totalitarian statist approach to government, the USA was founded on the ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness...
That we have these rights conferred on us, not by man or government, but by Natural Law, which originates with the Creator is not a trifling idea. Mr. Levin has written a commendable and compelling book, and will be remembered not only for its ideas but its timeliness.
Yesterday's Tax Revolt Tea Parties which were held in every state across the nation, despite the Democratic leadership and the MSM's dismissive coverage, appears to have been a rousing success as people of all demographic backgrounds turned out in surprising numbers.
The Congressional Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, dismissed the impact of the gatherings as highly financed astro-turfing, a coinage actually invented by President Obama's chief strategist David Axelrod in describing his own often-spectacular tactics during the 2008 presidential campaign.
Predictably, the media only reluctantly covered the tea parties on tax day and rather than report news as they found it, many took it upon themselves to express their frustration by mocking the events and the folks attending.As Glenn Beck reports...
A truly amazing piece of audioa CNN reporter (using that phrase very, very loosely) interviewing a man with his child, and seemingly personally offended that someone could actually criticize the government spending that's going on. She demonstrates her complete lack of understanding of history and instead reveals her pro-Obama views as she calls the protests 'anti-government,' 'anti-CNN' and the best for last... 'it's not family viewing.' Huh?


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Q uestion: You were asked a question about the U.S. Supreme Court decision of Roe v. Wade that made abortions legal in the United States. But you did not answer the question "who was Wade?" I would like to know.
Champaign, Ill.
Answer: A Texas lawyer, Henry Wade (1914-2001), was district attorney of Dallas County for 36 years until his retirement in 1987. He was named defendant in a trial of Norma McCorvey (Jane Roe), who was attempting to have an abortion. In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling said abortions were a constitutional right, which overturned individual states' laws against the medical procedure. No stranger to high-profile court cases, Wade lost the opportunity to try Lee Harvey Oswald for the assassination of John F. Kennedy when Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby shot and killed Oswald. However, Wade did receive national recognition when he successfully tried Ruby for Oswald's murder.
Q: In the 1960s, there was a TV show, a documentary, about Winston Churchill. I think Richard Burton narrated it. Do you know the name of the show and when it aired?
Portland, Ore.
A: "Winston Churchill: The Valiant Years" premiered on ABC on Nov. 27, 1960. Churchill's leadership during World War II was the focus of this highly acclaimed series. Gary Merrill narrated the series of 26 half-hour segments, while Richard Burton read selections from Churchill's memoirs. Richard Rodgers wrote the theme music.
Q: My wife and I were waiting in line at a downtown restaurant. A couple was waiting ahead of us when their friends arrived. The conversation went something like this: "Hi, from your phone call I expected you guys to be much later." The other guy responded, "We found a `Kojak' and who knows how much time that saved." These are people I don't know. What is a "Kojak"?
Asheville, N.C.
A: In the mid-1970s, a TV show titled "Kojak" starred Telly Savalas. Lt. Theo Kojak was a detective with the New York City Police Department, and he had a memorable fondness for lollipops (in the beginning of the series, he was a heavy smoker; he switched to lollipops to help quit smoking) and a propensity to find a parking space any time of the day in front of city hall in downtown Manhattan. Today, a "Kojak" refers to an open parking space right in front of your destination.
Q: Let's say I lived in the tropics and I decided to grow bananas. How many pounds will I get from an acre of plants? What type of banana would I grow for exporting to the United States?
Colorado Springs, Colo.
A: Depending on the climate, soil condition, type of banana grown and spacing of the plants, you can expect to harvest about 7 tons of bananas per acre. I have seen figures lower than this and higher; this is an average. As for which bananas you would grow for the United States, most bananas imported into this country are the Cavendish variety. They are medium size with a creamier, smooth texture as compared with earlier varieties imported into the United States.


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The Artist Model (2010)
The Artist Model from Andrew Klaus on Vimeo . The Artist Model is a surrealist film about the internal monologue and the disconnect o...
Director and Artist. Autobiographical Pornographer, co-artistic director of defunkt theatre. Inuit, Jew, Swamptrash and cityboy all rolled into one.
Spark follows a self absorbed artist/film maker who turns the cameras on himself through a major depressive period and highly active time of sexual addiction. The film is a raw and unflinching look at self destruction and hopefully, recovery.
So we are in our second week of the European shooting schedule a few days in Iceland and now Paris, France. We've managed even to shoot scenes inside the Louvre and an opulent dream sequence in the apartments of Napoleon Bonaparte (also at Musee de Louvre) ! Lots of locations here, trying to capture the feel of Paris through the eyes of someone who can't even find the beauty in it when it's all around him. Someone who is so hurt that the world around him starts to wither in his eyes as his partner struggles to save him from himself. It's been an intense experience writing/directing/AND acting in this film but I'm very proud of it and of everyone involved as well as humbled beyond belief by the amazing outpouring of support to make this film a reality, it may not be a feel good film, but it is one of very honest feeling.
Mister is about the place in between adolescent desire and actuality. It is the place where fear, and desire originate, it represents the lens through which adolescent attraction views the outside world. For me it is an examination of the unrequited desire for the affection of older men as an adolescent. Wanting to be them, be with them and ultimately the fear of what that meant. The film was crafted as a loop of stop-motion/still-photography . Mister features Portland ,OR bar owner Woody Clarke as the model. Woody owns the excellent CRUSH.
"A call to Arms, a teaser, a reminder how far we have come and yet how far we must go, a history lesson"
An experimental film by award-winning filmmaker Andrew Klaus. CommiePinkoFag (all one word) is part queer riot act, Russian constructivist propaganda film and part theoretical discourse . A dialogue with activist's past and a statement of further intent to explore the self in art and demand notice."
An art piece by award-winning filmmaker Andrew Klaus I Am Not Myself Today explores the separation between the subjective sense of self as an artist and the objectivity expressed through one's work. I Am Not Myself Today is about the blurred lines between fact and fiction, experience and recreation. I Am Not Myself Today features writer Nick Mattos.
Jesus Fucking Christ sets to discuss the pornography of violence in modern culture. By creating a dialogue between the Christian iconography and extremist violence used in the 2004 film "The Passion of The Christ" and the 2008 gay adult film "The Porne Ultimatum" . This work is not about offending anyone's religious beliefs, but rather calling into question the intent and use of violence and hypocrisy by the film makers and distributors who condone censorship of nudity and sexuality but hold in esteem the art of violence, torture and dismemberment. Penetration, is penetration whether with a penis or knife, and blood or semen-both are bodily fluids, spilled copiously in the name of entertainment."
"Origin:Oceania addresses the nature of creation itself and the evolution of life from the sea citing varied sources including the Torah, Herodotus, Charles Darwin and Inuit mythology; both the modern conditions of technological evolution and the basic biological-geological evolution of the world and how they link our understanding of human origins."


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A few weeks ago I had an idea.
I had bought some paper with a white "core" and when
embossed you could sand the raised areas with
sandpaper and the white core would come through.
So I decided to paint a piece of white paper with paint
emboss and see what happens.
Well, that's just what I did to this card.
step 1: paint (acrylic pain is what I used) your
white paper (textured works best). Allow to dry completely.
step 2: emboss paper with an embossing folder using
a cuttlebug or similar device.
step 3: sand the raised areas with sandpaper for
desired effect.
step 4: complete your card.
Think of the possibilities....experiment with different
colors of paper, grades of sandpaper, sand a little or a lot.
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Kyra awarded Duke of York's Community Initiative
This week, Kyra Women's Project was one of 55 voluntary groups from Yorkshire to be awarded The Duke of York's Community Initiative. At the annual awards ceremony at Catterick Barracks, Prince Andrew formally recognised the work of all of 55 organisations in terms of supporting different communities of need in Yorkshire.
Each organisation, in advance, went through a thorough assessment, not only on the type and impact of the work they do, but also on how well they are managed. At the heart of HRH The Duke of York's vision for his Community Initiative is his encouragement that voluntary projects within Yorkshire are owned and run by the community. To this end, receipt of the award is an endorsement that Kyra's work in supporting women is embedded in York and owned by the community.
Kyra's CEO, Yvonne Copley, who met Prince Andrew when receiving the award on Behalf of Kyra, said, 'This is a wonderful award for Kyra to receive. We are delighted by the recognition, particularly because it recognises the critical role of our volunteers and the commitment of our members in making positive changes to their lives.'


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Located on the Côte de Lumière, in the north of the Vendée department, the little seaside resort of Notre-Dame-de-Monts is quiet and family orientated. The village, which has not changed much, is one of the most beautiful of the Vendee and offers holiday makers the authenticity they like. The town is separated from the beach by dunes and the pine forest of the Pays de Monts, allowing pleasant strolls in the countryside. The coastline stretches for over 4 km and the gently shelving beaches that lead to the ocean are perfect for children. Shore fishing is practiced on the Pont d'Yeu's rocky headland, not far from the island of the same name that can be reached easily by boat.
Notre Dame de Monts has nine beaches. The town centre is very family orientated with many activities and a kid's club. Water sports are also found there. In the north, several beaches offer totally natural environments. They extend for over several kilometres and are followed by the beaches of La Barre de Monts. In the south, the landscapes are equivalent to those of the north with long stretches of sand. Saint Jean de Monts' beaches are only a few kilometres away.
Cars are tolerated, many of the facilities are dedicated to cycling. There are many walking paths and environmentally friendly shuttle buses allow you to get around easily.
The resort also has an architectural heritage as you will discover through "bourrines", mills and locks. It also hosts the annual festival dedicated to all wind kites, the "Déferlante" offering to discover the street arts and several sports activities for all tastes.
12 Rue Frisot
1.3 km from the city center
Hotel, starting at € 73
Holiday Park/Campsite
190 Chemin de la Rive
1.4 km from the city center
Holiday Park/Campsite, starting at € 51
Bed & Breakfast
20 Route de la Rive
1.5 km from the city center
Bed & Breakfast
Chemin du petit Sochard BP 315
2.1 km from the city center
Bd Océan 85690 Notre-Dame-de-Monts
Bd de l'Océan 85690 Notre-Dame-de-Monts
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The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew in London, England are like a transplant center for endangered plants around the world. Nearly extinct specimens will be uplifted from remote spots around the globe and rushed to Kew to be cared for, propagated and increased in number, and then to be sent home again in their thousands.
The Gardens at Kew are truly breathtaking. More than a million visitors flock to see the magnificently arranged gardens laid out on more than 288 acres (117 hectares). With more than 40,000 types of plants from all over the planet, Kew ranks as one of the top gardens in the world. But to admire the public gardens is only to scratch the surface of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.
Kew Gardens' rise to fame began when Sir Joseph Banks, botanist with Captain James Cook on his voyages of discovery to the South Pacific, organized a massive plant gathering project, with specimens to be deposited at Kew. From that point on botanists travelled the world in search of rare specimens that they could bring back to Kew for classification. Now, Kew has one of the largest collections of dried and pressed vegetation in the world - with details of about 6,500,000 plants in it's files.
Representatives of Kew Gardens were sometimes sent out on international missions to transplant vegetation from one country to another. Just such a task fell to a young man by the name of David Nelson in 1787. Nelson, a Kew gardener, was to collect carbohydrate rich breadfruit from Tahiti in the South Pacific and plant them as a food source in the Caribbean. Unfortunately for him, Nelson was a passenger on the ill-fated Bounty, under the command of Captain Bligh. When the crew, under Fletcher Christian, mutinied, Nelson found himself a castaway with Bligh. He died after reaching land in Indonesia.
Undaunted, the Royal Society sent out other representatives and the breadfruit finally found a new home on the island of St. Vincent. Meanwhile, back at Kew gardens the science of economic botany was advancing rapidly. Economic botany is the search for and study of plants that can be used for medicine and other things that can benefit humankind. Botanists at Kew played a large part in the production of quinine, an antimalarial drug extracted from the bark of a Peruvian cinchona tree.
Another great Kew success story relates to the transplanting of rubber tree seeds from South America to Ceylon (modern day Sri Lanka). 70,000 rubber tree seeds were extracted from South America and shipped to London. From there they travelled by train to Kew. Of the 70,000 only 2,397 germinated successfully. Two moths later 1,919 of the plants were sent to Ceylon. The vast rubber plantations that exist in that land today are the result.
Today the Gardens serve as a center for disseminating knowledge on economic plants suitable for cultivation in different regions of the world. This is particularly the case with regard to the arid tropics. The directors of Kew believe that, with the depletion of fossil fuel reserves such as coal and oil, mankind will be forced to use plants as its primary source of fuel and medicinal compounds. At that time, the research done at Kew will be vital to our continued living.
Kew Gardens is also at the forefront of plant preservation. Of the 300,000 plants that live on the five continents, some 20,000 of them are threatened with extinction. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature maintains a monitoring unit at Kew Gardens. Scientists at this unit carefully study the seeds of endangered plants and observe the optimum conditions for their cultivation. They then look at how they can mimic the plant's environment. They then begin propagating the endangered species.
To further ensure that threatened species are cared for properly, a plan has developed wherein all threatened species are grown in more than one botanical garden. The exchange of seeds between gardens has led to the establishment of seed banks.
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text: Home > Professional Development > eLearning HOT TOPIC: Zika Virus – What We Have Learned and A Review of FDA's 2018 Zika Guidance Page ContentPlease note: AABB reserves the right to make updates to this program.Live Program Date: Friday, December 7, 2018 – On-Demand AvailableMaster Program Number: 18EL-375 (see program format numbers below under Registration) Educational Track: ScientificTopic: Transfusion Medicine Intended Audience: CEOs, COOs, Directors, Facilities that perform molecular testing, Hospitals, Hospital Blood Banks, Laboratory Staff, Managers/Supervisors, Medical Directors, Nurses, Physicians, Research Scientists, Resident/Fellow, Scientists, Students (MD, MT, SBB), TechnologistsTeaching Level: Intermediate Director/Moderator: Suchi Pandey, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Stanford Blood Center, Associate Clinical Professor, Stanford School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CASpeakers: Michael P. Busch, MD, PhD, Vitalant Research Institute Director, Senior VP of Research and Scientific Programs, Vitalant, Professor, Department of Laboratory Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; Suchi Pandey, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Stanford Blood Center, Associate Clinical Professor, Stanford School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CALearning ObjectivesAfter participating in this educational activity, participants should be able to:Discuss at least 3 key things we have learned about Zika Virus (ZIKV) infection since the recent epidemics.Review data compiled from testing US Blood Donors for ZIKV NAT using different investigational NAT testing platforms.Review the recommendations in the FDA's 2018 Revised ZIKV Guidance.Discuss the cost effectiveness of MP-NAT and ID-NAT ZIKV testing in US blood donors.Program DescriptionAlthough some questions still remain unanswered about Zika virus (ZIKV), numerous studies performed during the recent epidemics have increased our understanding of ZIKV. 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Dr. Suchi Pandey is the Chief Medical Officer of the Stanford Blood Center and Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Pathology in the Stanford School of Medicine. Her responsibilities include providing medical support to Stanford's blood center and transfusion service. Dr. Pandey received an MD from Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia and completed an Anatomic and Clinical Pathology (APCP) residency at UCSD and a Transfusion Medicine (TM) fellowship at UCSF. She is Board Certified in APCP and TM. Dr Pandey is actively involved in the transfusion medicine community and currently serves on the board of directors for the California Blood Bank Society. She also co-chairs the Blood Center of California's Medical Advisory Committee and serves on educational committees for ABC and AABB. Her interests include transfusion medicine education and expanding the Blood Center's role in research initiatives.


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There's nothing worse than planning an exciting trip, going somewhere new, or even traveling home (if you're a student like me). I thought of doing this post when I was traveling to London last Saturday to go on a cruise and visit The Harry Potter Studio Tour (click here to view) and I was surprised at how quick the journey was considering it was almost 3 hours!
There are so many things that you can do on your journey, whether if you're alone or have company. I would usually say, just do the things that make you happy and what you're interested in. The things I am about to list are my top favorite, most efficient things to do that allows me to enjoy a journey, whilst getting stuff done.
1. Prepare a Meal
One of the things that I always do prior traveling is make up a lunch type of meal, even if I am traveling at night. I would usually make a sandwich or pasta with a piece of fruit, chocolate, crisps, and a bottle of water (or two). These are just my favorite types of food, especially when I need something quick, cheap, and efficient. I am definitely a bit of a snacker…I do love a snack, so I pack a lot. You could go to a local shop to grab a few things too, but I wouldn't get food at the station or on the train as you'll be paying triple the price.
2. Download Music or Podcasts
I absolutely love popping my headphones in to either listen to music or a podcast. I definitely recommend downloading Spotify as it is a reasonable monthly subscription that allows you to download playlists, or you can create your own, as well as download podcasts or some YouTube videos such as, Gibi ASMR which is my go-to. I always manage to find something new as they are updated regularly.
This is usually an opportunity for me to be the most productive. I always find that traveling allows my brain to think about what means the most to me, which is traveling and blogging. I normally switch off by not thinking about work or uni work and a majority of the time, I am thinking of ideas and begin to write future blog posts. For this, I normally take with me a little notebook or I write it on the app: One Note, but that depends on the battery on my phone. I like to keep organized, especially with all my notes in one place. I was sitting on the train, thinking of what else to do when I thought about doing this post.
4. Have a photo shoot
Everyone loves a little photo shoot, well if you're into blogging, social media, or just love a good photo. Of course, I was going to have a little photo shoot, primarily to take photos for this post, but also because I wanted to include a range of different photos onto my Instagram. I really enjoyed this train photo shoot, although I did have to be careful to not get anyone in the background.
Photo Credits: Kevin Turingan
5. Editing
Being a freelance photographer and travel blogger, I have a lot of editing to do. I usually have at least 2 photography shoots to edit a week, plus personal photographs that I want edited either for social media or my blog. I love using the time traveling to get the work done because then it means that I do not have to do it in my other spare time. I find this is the most efficient way to get it all done. To edit my photographs I use Lightroom CC on PC and on mobile.
6. Play a Game
There are soooooo many PC and mobile games that you can play completely free of charge and without the need for Wifi. My favorite games are Candy Crush, Logos Quiz, and Words with Friends. You could download a range of games prior to your journey, and then you can play them for the first time which will keep you very busy. Alternatively, you could bring a deck of cards and play with the people around you. I love playing card games with my friends. It is a great way to make the journey and time fly by.
What is your favorite thing to do whilst on the train or long journey?


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I wonder if you could (on behalf of GKC) and as a matter of urgency send the following 2 letters on headed GKC paper (or 2nd best an email) to the CE and also to the Leader of Glasgow City Council. They need to come from you, they are fed up with me…
Could you or Andy add a couple of photos, one showing a (large) group of kayakers on the Clyde. Not sure of Club membership at the moment so left that bit for you to fill in. I've guessed 9 local clubs.. GKC, MCC, Drumchapel and 4 uni/college/school clubs.
Annemarie O'Donnell Councillor Sue Aitkin
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Glasgow City Council ditto
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Bringing life to the River Clyde in the Heart of Glasgow.
The once busy Clyde is now an empty stretch of water in the heart of Glasgow. It has the potential to be used (or more used) by smaller craft such as kayaks, canoes, sailing dingy's and smaller motor boats. The City Council made a great start to assisting this with their £2 million investment in the slipway constructed at Kelvin Harbour. I should add that this is the only public slipway on the Clyde upstream of Erskine.
The vital item missing From Kelvin Harbour is storage space. Boats have to be taken from wherever they are kept, loaded on cars or trailers, unloaded in the car park, carried to the slipway and launched. The whole process having to be reversed at the end of the day. This automatically excludes those who don't have their own transport or don't have sufficient time to undertake this lengthy and arduous operation.
The need for storage space near to the slipway is getting more urgent as the pace of development in the vicinity increases. Unfortunately initial approaches to the Council have not been encouraging and the proposed new footbridge is very much bringing the situation to a head. A few years from now the banks of the Clyde will be thriving but the River will still be an empty space. As part of the planning process could an area near to the slipway be reserved for boat storage? From past experience this also gives an added interest for tourists and others visiting/using the area.
As background information Glasgow Kayak Club has doubled in size in the last 5 years and now has over 100 members??? and is one of 9? kayak clubs in the area. I also attach a couple of photographs taken on recent GKC trips on the Clyde.
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First of all, can I just take a second here and say how much I appreciate the fact that black metal bands are starting to embrace the accordion? I'm not talking about those 'trolls getting shitfaced in the woods' cosplay bands, either. I'm talking about bands like Ungfell – serious black metal bands who use the instrument as the foundation for the folk elements of their sound. Unlike the instruments that every band with folk leanings seem to incorporate – tin whistle, I'm looking at you – very few bands incorporate accordion, and even fewer do it well.
(And as a side note: unless you're Chloe Bray from Sojourner, put the fucking tin whistle away – she's the only one who can really play it convincingly in a black metal context. But I digress…)
Multi-instrumentalist St. Pstr of Затемно (or Zatemno, for those of us who don't use the Cyrillic alphabet) makes prominent use of the accordion on "В Петле" ("V Petle"), the title track from the Russian duo's forthcoming debut album of the same name. He and bandmate Japetus have been perfecting their style of experimental black metal since 2011, and as you'll hear on our stream of "V Petle" ("In the Noose") below, the end results were more than worth the wait.
I don't usually cut-and-paste from promotional materials, but in this instance, they really describe the album much more succinctly and engagingly than I can:
В Петле will be available at the end of March from Aesthetic Death (CD – preorder here) and Bile Noire (cassette – watch for ordering info here). Until then, check out the title track below


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By William Benson
In 2015, we celebrated policy successes that immeasurably benefit millions of older Americans—the 80th anniversary of Social Security, the 50th anniversaries of Medicare, Medicaid and the Older Americans Act, the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the 5th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, which among other major policy achievements included enactment of the long-sought Elder Justice Act.
Each legislative success came out of enormous advocacy efforts by individuals and organizations often locked in fierce struggles with equally committed opponents. Advocacy can be—and often is—a messy business. It is not for the faint of heart and it can't be half-hearted.
Advocacy More Crucial than Ever
Despite these great advocacy successes, there remain huge problems confronting the nation's elders. Adequate income in retirement, especially for older women, remains out of reach for far too many elders and a much worse scenario is projected for the future. For the very poor relying upon Supplemental Security Income, little has changed since its creation in 1972. Unaffordable housing, inadequate mental health and long-term services and supports, financial elder abuse and many other matters desperately need more advocacy. Moreover, as is clear from political dialogue, the hard-fought wins of 1935, 1965 and 2010 cannot be taken for granted. Preserving past advocacy gains while pursuing new policies to improve the lives of older adults is an immense challenge for advocates.
The nation's older adults and those who serve them, especially the aging services network, were given a profound gift in the Older Americans Act (OAA): clear mandates to engage in advocacy to improve the lives of older Americans. This duty is almost without parallel in federal law. While there is the Legal Services Corporation and remarkable protection and advocacy systems for people with disabilities and others, there is little, if anything, comparable to the OAA.
The OAA provides for several advocacy programs targeted to special populations or circumstances, including legal assistance programs, and the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (LTCOP), focused primarily on improving the lives of long-term-care facility residents (see Hollister et al. article). The federal law governing LTCOP services details ombudsmen's duties in advocating for residents and in systemic advocacy to improve complex systems governing LTC facilities. As a result, state and local ombudsmen have a history of advocacy successes. Yet, there is a sad precedent of state and local ombudsmen being thwarted in carrying out their duties by others, including aging network funders and leaders. Managing or funding advocates, like ombudsmen, who cast a light on poor performers and violators of rights makes not a few nervous. Fortunately, Kathy Greenlee, who heads the Administration for Community Living, has taken steps to protect ombudsmen who do their job well through new regulations for the LTCOP. The long-pending OAA reauthorization would strengthen the LTCOP's advocacy duties.
You might also be interested in: Aging Policy 101: A Day in the Life of an Aging Advocate
This session is scheduled during the 2016 Aging in America Conference.
Aging Services Network Duties
Second, and of more significance, are the duties imposed by the OAA upon the aging services network to be effective advocates.
The Assistant Secretary for Aging is to advocate for older individuals within the Department of Health and Human Services and other departments and agencies of the federal government, reviewing and commenting on all federal policies affecting elders.
State units on aging (SUA) are to advocate for older individuals, reviewing and commenting on all state policies affecting elders. And area agencies on aging (AAA) are to advocate with the community by monitoring, evaluating and commenting upon all community-level policies affecting elders.
These are hefty and broad responsibilities. It is unlikely that at any level could these leaders weigh in on all such matters. A key question is to what extent does such advocacy occur beyond matters directly related to the finanancing and administration of services provided or sought by the aging services network? It's one thing to advocate for an increase in one's funding lines or changes in programs. It's another to comment on, much less promote, policy changes at odds with superiors' or fellow organizations' positions. Yet that is just what the OAA envisioned.
Considering the track record over recent decades, the OAA's advocacy vision seems long on promise and short on delivery. The OAA is long overdue for reauthorization—a delay without precedent. More significantly, however, is the Act's static funding. As AARP noted, OAA funding has changed little over the past decade, at $1.88 billion in 2014 compared to $1.8 billion in 2004. Over that time, the need has grown significantly, as the ages 60 and older population grew by some 30 percent, according to Fox-Grage and Ujvari in an AARP Insight on the Issues.
The picture is bleaker within specific sections of the OAA. The only federal funding dedicated to preventing elder abuse where it occurs, at the community level, is in the OAA. Funded in Fiscal Year (FY) 1993 at $4.348 million, it is now $4.773 million, an increase over 24 years of $425,000. That paltry sum is split among the nation's SUAs and AAAs. The only federal line item devoted to disease prevention and health promotion for elders was $21.97 million in FY 2004 and $19.848 million in FY 2015. It's hard to argue there's effective advocacy for the OAA, much less the many other issues affecting the nation's older adults.
Nationally and within states and local communities there are effective advocates and organizations: Justice in Aging, the Medicare Rights Center, Center for Medicare Advocacy and Consumer Voice, to name a few. NCOA is vocal and visible on Capitol Hill on not just the OAA, but also on other matters. CARIE in Philadelphia and CANHR in California (see McGinnis article) and the AAAs for suburban Cook County, Ill., metropolitan Atlanta and Maricopa County, Ariz., benefit older people well beyond their service areas.
But collectively, the results of aging advocates are slim and may be getting slimmer. We not only need more of the organizations named above but, more importantly, we need the full aging services network, at every level, to become the "effective and visible" advocates uniquely empowered by the OAA.
ASA Board member William Benson is managing principal of Health Benefits ABCs in Silver Spring, Md., and national policy advisor for the National Adult Protective Services Association.
Editor's Note: This article appears in the January/February 2016 issue of Aging Today, ASA's bi-monthly newspaper covering issues in aging research, practice and policy. ASA members receive Aging Today as a member benefit; non-members may purchase subscriptions at our online store or Join ASA.
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The chairlifts will replace the current Snow Ghost double chair.
Tom Chasse, CEO of Schweitzer, said: "After careful review of bids and plans from several manufacturers, we are moving forward with Leitner Poma for a high-speed detachable quad and with Skytrac for a fixed grip triple chair in the Outback Bowl. Overall, we expect the two chair arrangement to complement our existing lift system and provide better access to some of the most popular terrain at Schweitzer."
The detachable quad chair will offer a capacity of 2400 people per hour and rise 1447 ft in just over 5 minutes. The triple chair capacity is 1800 people per hour and will rise 1360 ft in 8 minutes.
Chasse added: "We've seen over the years how a similar two lift system in the South Bowl has been beneficial when we have weather challenges. By having the two lifts serving different aspects of the North Bowl, our hope is to combat similar challenges on the backside of the mountain. Splitting the lifts also provides a better, safer experience for differing ability levels."
The lower high-speed quad chairlift will start near Cedar Park and unload at the current Snow Ghost midway station while the upper fixed grip triple will provide summit access from a location near Will's Runout and Vagabond.
Read the article online at: https://www.mountaintechnologymagazine.com/ski-lifts/26102018/leitner-poma-and-skytrac-to-install-lifts-at-schweitzer-for-20192020-season/


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Have you ever had those days when you feel so dirty and unkempt that it warrants a whole self-care day? I've had too many days like that in my life.
I work 8 hours a day and spend two hours each day for traveling going to and from work. If you count all my remaining hours to myself, it feels like a lot.
However, it's not. Most of you will agree that the 8-hour workday just eats up a lot of time. And so I cherish my weekends. During these two work-free days I make sure that I get a facial.
Why a Facial?
I can do so many things during my free time, but I choose to get a facial. Why? It's because it feels refreshing.
The first time I tried a facial was at Beaute, facial clinic in Doncaster area. This facial clinic was recommended to me by my friends because they offer a number of facial treatments.
If you haven't realized it yet, there are many benefits to a facial. The first one is it cleans your face.
Even if you already do double cleansing or you have facial scrubs that you apply, there is no substitute for facial treatments.
The Hydra Plus facial of Beaute does a great deep cleansing which makes me feel that they've removed all the dirt in my deepest pores.
The second benefit is that it relaxes not just your face but your mind. I didn't believe this at first but when I got my first facial, I felt relieved. I think there's a connection between feeling clean and feeling calm.
Couple that with the massage included in the Hydra plus facial and you feel like you had a spa experience. Because of this feeling, I make it a point to get a facial at least once a month.
Another great thing about facials is that they prevent your skin from looking dull. I'm sure you've noticed that when you're tired, your face looks downcast and gray.
Although it doesn't exactly turn gray, there's sort of a lack of life and color. A facial can bring back that color to your face.
Because facials rejuvenate the skin, you can expect that it will start to feel plump and bright. Of course, you have to be consistently getting facials to see results.
And there's one last thing I love about facials – it removes my whiteheads and blackheads.
Trust me, I have a lot of them! It feels great to see that all that dirt locked inside your pores are suddenly gone. After facials, my face finally felt "free".
My Beaute Experience
I mentioned earlier that the first time I got a facial was at Beaute. It's located at Professional Tower, Westfield Doncaster which is just near where I live so it's very convenient for me.
The moment I entered the place, I was greeted by their lovely staff. I already felt the stress leaving my shoulders just with those few steps in.
Since I'm a facial newbie, I took the opportunity to ask a lot of questions at the front desk.
If you're new to facial treatments like me, I suggest you do it as well since there is a lot of skin care advice they give that you won't see just searching on Google.
After getting the Hydra Plus Facial, my skin feels new. It feels that it's in the best shape ever.
To see that it feels plump and fresh is such a great feeling and I can't stress it enough. If you plan on getting a facial, I have to remind you that to see results, you have to do it routinely.
The ideal interval is every two weeks. If you can't commit to that, every month is reasonable. And if you're too busy, you can avail of Beaute's Hydraclean which only takes around 30 minutes.
See? There's no reason for you to miss out on a facial appointment even when you're very busy.