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Here it is. My first post since England and Wales carelessly waltzed Scotland and Northern Ireland out of the European Union. I still cannot gather my thoughts to blog about it. Maybe tomorrow. There is still so much going on.
This has been such a difficult fortnight. I'd been so agitated about the upcoming referendum results not to mention the appalling horror movie that was the endless commentary. I was fearful that the result would not be the one I wanted and even fell out with Clint because he was voting to leave.
Then, a week before the referendum Bert bashed his ribs in an accident involving a cow. He was helping Clint dose cattle and standing on a five bar gate when the big beast banged into it, causing him to lose his balance and fall on to the gate on his left side. When it happened he was winded, could hardly breathe and was very shocked. Bert never, ever expects bad things to happen to him, unlike his wife who envisages her immediate death every time she descends the stairs.
Clint was his usual unsympathetic self and carried on dosing the beasts. What else would you expect of a stoic?
Poor Bert. He was in so much pain and discomfort but all his friends rallied round and soon the painkillers were rolling in for it is a tradition among country folk to use up all the old medications before new ones are sought. He was even given Tramadol that had been subscribed for a dog but, I'm glad to say, he did not try it.
He seems to be recovering but it is such a slow process. When all his decent pain relief ran low he went to see his GP and she pronounced the ribs badly bruised. One of our friends is in the farm supplies and animal feeds business and he told Bert that there is hardly a week goes by that he does find one or two of his customers nursing bashed ribs because of rampaging beasts. See Bert! Now you know why I am timorous around cattle. You can never mock me again.


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We follow the life of data as it moves from sensing devices through the processing, and transformation to final output (sound, light, and motion synthesis). The key to this process is the numerous wiring or patching techniques.
Although perhaps the least glamorous part of the workshop, wiring of all kinds is the key to freedom of choice
of sensors in your projects.
We demonstrate physical wiring (solderless, soldering, fabric), virtual wires (Max/MSP/Jitter patchchords) and symbolic (Open Sound Control).
Temporary connections (switches) will also be demonstrated with a wide array of switching sensors, conventional switches and buttons, and many fabric switch techniques, e.g., clasps, conductive velcro etc.

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The many techniques will be illustrated with short demonstrations and hands-on exercises as an introduction to later amplifiications and deeper treatment in afternoon labs throughout the week.

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Daniel Harris, age 29, was only steps from his home when he was fatally shot by police on August 18, 2016. He was caught speeding but didn't notice the sirens coming from behind him as he drove home. He didn't even notice the policeman as he got out of his car before he was killed. But Daniel wasn't absent-minded. He was deaf. Unable to hear the police calls to pull over, he had paid the ultimate price.
This isn't the only example of miscommunication having fatal consequences. In 2010, Seattle police shot and killed a Native American man who failed to heed their order for him to put his hands up.
Although these are extreme cases, they have brought to the fore a need to improve the lines of communication between the hard of hearing and law enforcement officials. It is natural for the former to feel anxious that they might be put into a similar situation down the line. If you experience hearing loss and are concerned about your safety on the road, consider getting an official visor card for your vehicle.
What is a visor card?
A visor card tells officers that you have a hearing issue and need special consideration when pull over at a traffic stop. They attach to the back end of your front windshield's sun visor. In bold letters, it tells officers that you have a hearing issue and offers guidelines on how to successfully communicate with the driver.
Where do I get a visor card?
You may easily download or print a visor card from the Internet. The Center for Hearing Loss has designed two different visor cards. One is for those with mild to medium hearing loss and the other is for those who are deaf. This is important because officers will need to deploy different strategies of communication when dealing with both groups. Check out the visor cards here.
How do I attach my visor card?
To ensure your visor card is accessible when you require it, connect it to the rear of your visor with clasps or elastic bands. Arrange the card so it is easy to stop when the visor is down. Visor cards are intended to be discreetly stowed away while driving, yet easy to display without having to search for it in a glove compartment or underneath your seat.
In the event that you are stopped along a busy interstate, particularly one with limited space on the side of the road, the cop may go to the traveler side window since it is sometimes the safer option for them. To cover your bases, make sure you print two visor cards and attach one to each visor to make sure the officer cannot fail to see the sign.
How do I use my visor card if stopped by the police?
If you are ever pulled over by the police, follow these steps to ensure things go as smoothly as possible:
- Pull over to the side of the road and turn off your engine. If you are diving at night try to stop under a road light, or park into a lit stopping zone. This will make it less demanding for you to speech read officers demands.
- Quickly flip your sun visor down, unfasten the end by the rearview mirror, and swing it over so your Visor Card is obviously noticeable in the driver's side window. Put both visor cards on display each time you are halted. That way, you have your bases secured, regardless of which side the officer approaches.
- Open your driver's side window the distance. Also open the passenger's side window if you've flipped that visor down too.
- In the event that there are no streetlights to be found, turn on your car's interior light.
- Place both of your hands on the driving wheel before the officer approaches your vehicle. The safest place is to put them on the wheel is at the positions of 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock. This keeps your hands where officers can see them. Keep your hands on the wheel until after the officer has signaled he is aware of your special conditions. Have the officer take your Visor Card and read the directions on the back so he knows how to successfully communicate with you.
What not to do when stopped by police
Try not to rummage into the glove compartment for your license before it is clear that the officer wants you to do so. Police can misjudge your movements for reaching for a weapon if they can't see your hands.
For more information about handling police during traffic stops, the ACLU has produced a helpful video with the actress Marlee Matlin on how to handle a traffic stop if you are deaf or hard of hearing. Check the video out on their website.
Armed with these tips, hopefully we will see fewer cases of miscommunication leading to inconvenience, stress or even tragedy for the hard of hearing. It is also important to ensure that you are hearing at your best. To schedule a hearing test and to get fitted for hearing aids, contact us today at Preferred Hearing Centers.


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Jennifer Palmieri, the former director of communications for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign, hilariously contradicted herself during an appearance on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House" Friday.
Palmieri, in reference to President Trump tweeting about Sen. Al Franken's alleged sexual misconduct, said, "It's the–it's like a weaponization, political weaponization of sexual harassment. And it's just the height of cynicism and it's not–honestly, that's what I would expect from Donald Trump. And it's what you expect from Sean Hannity. But it's not just them. It's Mitch McConnell, who was very quick to call for an ethics investigation of Senator Franken, which is an appropriate thing to do, but he was not sincere in doing that, he was doing that to try to put Democrats…"
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace added, "But he also–Mitch McConnell is interesting because he also was the first big national Republican figure to say these words, 'I believe the women about Roy Moore's accusers.'"
Palmieri, right after attacking Trump for the "political weaponization of sexual harassment," brought up Trump's infamous remarks on the "Access Hollywood" tape and called for him to be investigated.
She said, "I believe the women about Roy Moore's accusers, but where is the investigation of President Trump? And he–what I found so disturbing about that 'Access Hollywood' tape is 'they let you do whatever they want.' Like that is not even about sex, that's about power, that's about dominating women. And he is going to continue–he's never going to be held accountable for this. The test is whether the person admits it's true, that's when you have an investigation. Until the Republicans on the hill start holding him accountable for this and for Russia transgressions, too."


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The Tropical Cyclone QPF/Boundary Interaction group is looking to identify tropical cyclones that interacted with boundaries and caused forecast problems for forecasters. WFO Raleigh NC State student volunteer Rebecca Duell recently identified a total of 54 Tropical Cyclones (TCs) that moved through the CSTAR domain shown below since 1995. The domain is likely larger than the final study domain but we intended to cast a wide net since it would be easier to eliminate cases upon further analysis. The cases were initially identified via a geographic search of all TCs that moved through the domain based on the Atlantic tropical cyclone track maps by year provided by the AOML website. These cases were then cross checked with the 3 resources provided by Jordan Dale which were from 3 NC State master's theses that contain lists of landfalling TCs in or near a portion of the study region.
The cases were added to a spreadsheet and they should provide an initial starting point for investigation for additional case identification. The spreadsheet contains a list of the storms with the year, storm name, the intensity at landfall or closest approach (TS/Cat1-2/Cat3+), landfall location, a link to the HPC precipitation analysis map, and the NHC report for the storm.
Dr. Gary Lackmann and Jordan Dale are currently working to trim the list down to a manageable subset of cases for further investigation. Once that list is available, they will likely be looking for input from WFO's and other CSTAR participants.


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Below are links to the Writing Labs located on our North, South, and Central campuses. Students can receive assistance with their writing needs in a friendly atmosphere.
Central Campus Writing Lab (Building 17, Room 241)
5 Ways to Print: Library Computer, PrintMe Mobile App, Cloud, USB, and Email
Printing from a Library Computer
Printing from PrintMe mobile app:
Download the "EFI PrintMe" app from the "Apple App store" or "GooglePlay". Use the app to pick a file on your phone and send it to print. Follow the directions for Printing from a Library Computer to print it.
Printing from a Cloud service
Printing from USB:
NOTE – Cannot print Excel documents from USB drive
Printing from email
Email your file to email@example.com. You will receive an emailed reply with a unique Document ID (numbers are saved for 24 hours only) and a bar code you can scan at the printer.
Use of the library databases, e-books, and My Account require a login. Your Borrower ID is your BC ID#. Your default PIN is a 4 digit code based on your birth date: MMDD. (For example, if you were born on July 04, your PIN is 0704.). For help logging in, please contact the U/C Library at 954.201.6653 or 954.201.6649.
Books are available in the U/C Library. This search box searches for books and ebooks.
Call numbers are used to locate print books in the library. What is a call number? It is a series of letters and numbers in alphabetical and numerical order that designate where a book is placed on the shelf.
For a detailed explanation on call numbers, click here: Understanding Call Numbers
Quick Library Tour
First Floor - Reference Books
Second Floor - Circulating Books A-H
Third Floor - Circulating Books J-R
Fourth Floor - Circulating Books S-Z, Oversized Collection, and (CLC) Children's Collection


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Kids, coaches and community members enjoy the newly renovated gym at the Bushrod Recreation Center in Oakland, donated by Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors.
The Oakland Parks, Recreations & Youth Development (OPRYD) Department kicked off their youth basketball league last week in the newly renovated gym at Bushrod Recreation Center, which was recently donated by Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors.
Over 500 families city-wide came together to balance the competition with sportsmanship and discuss the importance of the new OPRYD slogan: Imagine. Inspire. Invest.
The day was energized by host Mr. Community of Youth Sports Nation, who facilitated youth and parent activities involving health, basketball skills, team competitions, and the completion of the video filming of the new OPRYD theme song "Parks N Recs."
According to OPRYD Sports Ambassador, Terry Butler, parents in attendance were pleased with the new direction of the Oakland Parks, Recreations & Youth Development.
Butler recalled how celebrity support in the past worked well for the youth.
"Many professional athletes from the Oakland area such as NBA Basketball Hall of Famer Gary Payton and Brian Shaw, utilized youth basketball leagues to develop life skills," said Butler.
The organization's director anticipates a strong future program participants.
"Our mission is to meet the specific needs of people and communities both at the neighborhood level and regionally throughout the City of Oakland," said OPRYD Director, J. Nicholas Williams.


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AC Milan's successful youth movement alters expectations in Serie A
"Milan Baby Boom" was the Gazzetta Sportiva headline after an attention-grabbing 1-0 win for AC Milan over Juventus on Saturday, which pushed the Rossoneri into second place in Serie A. The "babies" it alluded to included Manuel Locatelli, the 18-year-old breakout star who followed up his debut goal earlier this month in the 4-3 win over Sassuolo with the winning goal against the Serie A champion and current leader, an arguably better strike form the edge of the area.
Then came the intervention of Gianluigi Donnarumma, the 17-year-old goalkeeper whose injury-time save from Sami Khedira ensured the points. The result was not without controversy, as Miralem Pjanic had a free kick disallowed for what looked a questionable offside.
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Does this mean that there is a new contender for the Scudetto this season? With Napoli missing Arkadiusz Milik for the next five months after his knee injury, there is a chance for this upwardly mobile Milan side to bid for a top-three spot. Coach Vincenzo Montella, celebrating his 200th game on the touchline, warned his players that this result will change how other teams now approach it.
"I told the lads a new season begins now, because after this the opposition and everyone else will have different expectations of us," he said. "They will approach us a different way and the pressure on us will also be different."
How this young group copes with that remains to be seen–but it's nice to see a storied club as Milan is back among the top.


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livestream, NetherRealm revealed that gamers will be able to add Goro to their roster of fighters even if they didn't pre-order the game.However, there's a catch. Whereas Goro is a free pre-order bonus, to pick him up later down the road it will cost you. Answering questions from fans during the stream, the NetherRealms team confirmed that everyone will eventually have access to Goro, but "he's free if you pre-order... not so free if you don't."The addition of Goro as a pre-order bonus was announced back in September when Mortal Kombat X's April 14 release date was revealed. The four-armed brawler made his debut in the first Mortal Kombat as Shang-Tsung's sub-boss. Strangely, his first appearance as a playable character was on the Game Boy port of Mortal Kombat.
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Sunday, April 27, 2014
Easter Best | Scottsdale, Arizona baby photographer
It's always a pleasure to get to hang out with these two and even more fun to photograph them. This time we just snapped a few in their Easter outfits!
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Bubbles | Buckeye, AZ Child and Baby Photographer
This family has recently made Arizona their home! I am thankful they contacted me and couldn't wait to chase around their almost two year old and six month old. The mom and I knew with their ages that there wasn't going to be a lot of posing going on and we were correct!
When I arrived, the mom told me that her little girl, {E} doesn't really like strangers. She was also 100% fine with just letting her run around and do her thing. This was TRULY a lifestyle session.
Since {E} wasn't so sure about me and just wanted to do what she wanted to do, it helped so much that her parents were so laid back. We took over the park with music, a big ball, blankets, streamers and BUBBLES! Thank goodness for the bubbles. It totally broke down barriers and helped {E} have fun. I also had pink streamers in my bag which she loved, too. By the end of the session, she was posing and being the ham that her parents know her to be.
Their little guy, {L} was sooo sweet and just sat and stared at me. Seriously, his cheeks would make anyone swoon. We had a hard time getting him to smile but his little face and striking blue eyes just blew me away.
Thank you {C} family for being so easy to work with and allowing me to capture your family as you are. Hope you enjoy your time in Arizona!!!!
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Arizona desert beach | Goodyear, AZ Child Photographer
Our babies just grow up way too fast.
This is another family I had the opportunity to take photos of when I first started and {E} was just turning ONE! That's right, for his first birthday we did a session with his whole family. The first few times I took pictures of him, there weren't many smiles and he was often running the other way, but I think we're finally friends :)!
We met at a little lake with a sandy beach! It isn't very big, but plenty of space to let {E} and his sister {A} play. What a beautiful evening with the warmest sunset. The first half of the session was spent running up and down hills and the second was spent playing in the sand, spinning, and running along the water. It was simply perfect.
When I got home, {E}'s mom texted to tell me he said, "I love Adriane!" My heart is overflowing with joy. The pictures are gorgeous but more importantly, the kids had fun and got to do what they do best - play and laugh! {E}, I love ya too, buddy!
Thank you {B} family for being great friends and letting me watch your kiddos grow through my lens. My camera thanks you, too!
a lemony kind of Easter | Surprise, Phoenix West Valley, AZ Baby and Maternity Photography
When I first met this family over three years ago, I have become very close and fond of them. They are just incredible people and now even more amazing parents to the sweetest little girl. Oh, and even though can't tell, they'll be welcoming a baby boy in a few months.
They just wanted some pictures of Miss {S} in her Easter dress and basket. And she brought lemons! I just loved all the colors and Miss {S}'s adorable expressions. It was a quick and fun session and was done before we got blown away. The winds were so strong that day.
Thank you {D} family for letting me take photos of your sweet family of three. I just cannot wait to meet your little man and spend more time with all of you. xoxo
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What Business Wants from Berkeley:
The Berkeleyside Business Forum
[Editor's note: This is an experiment. This article is much longer than the ordinary Internet offering, but it's worth the time it takes to read it, since what business interests(and the local officials who support them) want Berkeley to become is important to everyone who lives here. We'd like to get comments on the role of business in Berkeley from our readers, which we'll post online as they come in. Send your email comments to email@example.com.]
On Monday the Berkeleyside website hosted a forum on local business at the Freight and Salvage Coffeehouse in downtown Berkeley.
About 200 people attended by my count, comprising an audience heavy with business people, Berkeleyside readers, developers, some City staff and officials, and a noticeable contingent of University administrators and staff.
The event was, by turns, a lively discussion of innovation and business financing on a regional and global scale, a confrontation between a frustrated merchant and a City Councilmember, a litany of attacks by political and business leaders on unnamed Others who allegedly oppose all change in Berkeley, an exploration of small business concerns from "street behavior" to parking and Internet competition, and a tent revival meeting preaching the gospel of changing city zoning rules and planning policies to promote development, particularly in West Berkeley and downtown.
The purpose of the forum according to the organizers? "Open up the discourse for the key issues of business in Berkeley", Lance Knobel, one of the founders of Berkeleyside, said. "We hope that tonight's discussion can be as vigorous and civil as the comments we get" on the website.
Knobel served as the on-stage moderator. "It would be very easy to spend two hours moaning," he cautioned, but the forum should try to "drive towards ideas for what we can change constructively."
"I want everyone here to feel they're participants" he added. "Everyone has a tremendous amount to contribute to this."
Just as Knobel began the event I counted the crowd--about 180 people in the room at that moment, including the presenters. A few more came in late, and a few left, as the event went on.
"Around 200" is my ballpark estimate of the attendance, at least for those who came in and sat down and listened to the bulk of the event; I'm not sure how many, if any, remained in the lobby. I did not see the sign-up sheet totals at the door.
Knobel began by thanking Freight and Salvage for hosting the event, and inviting Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates to make some introductory remarks.
"This is such a great venue!" Bates said of the Freight and Salvage. He noted that the chairs the audience was sitting in were manufactured in Berkeley, and described visiting the plant where they are fabricated.
He talked about "how happy I am this is happening, and I'd like to thank Lance and Cityside for making this available." As some audience members murmured he corrected himself—"BERKELEYside"—but later, concluding his remarks, said "Thank you for having us, Cityside!"
"We've got a lot of problems and zoning and permitting and stuff", Bates said. But "[Councilmember] Laurie Capitelli and the whole City Council and I are dedicated to finding ways we can break through that stuff", and make Berkeley an easier place to do business.
Knobel then introduced the first part of the program, an onstage discussion involving him, Carl Bass the CEO of Autodesk, and Chris Anderson, Wired magazine editor-in-chief. They bantered back and forth, Anderson more animated, Bass more reserved and reflective, Knobel lobbing leading questions and commentary.
Knobel started off asking about the general state of the economy. "I can see a slow, steady improvement" said Bass. "It's definitely getting better. (But) having a recovery without job creation is almost an impossibility" and job creation isn't happening yet.
"Berkeley seems to lack businesses like yours" Knobel said. "Do you have a sense of why AutoDesk isn't in Berkeley?" Both Bass and Anderson said they lived in Berkeley
"I think I may have found the only other place in the world that's as business unfriendly (as Berkeley) and that's Marin County", Bass answered to laughter. He added that while much of the AutoDesk operation is in San Rafael, he has also been moving staff to San Francisco which "despite its reputation has actually been a great place."
"It's a shame that Berkeley isn't easier to do business in", he concluded.
Knobel turned to Anderson. "What creates these conditions for these people that everyone courts?" he asked. How does a community create a critical mass of businesses of a certain type?
Anderson first answered with the personal, saying his family chose to live in Berkeley for the good schools and location. He noted he's a writer and there's a critical mass of writers locally. "Berkeley's a fantastic place for ideas." But "when I started companies we chose not to start them in Berkeley…There were no companies like ours that we could follow" locally.
"When we got here, that whole Emeryville/Berkeley decision had been made", he said.
So you're talking about "effective clusters" of certain types of enterprises or businesses? Knobel asked. "For the lack of them it's hard to attract them?"
Yes, said Anderson. "For the writers' cluster, that requires coffee shops, that was established" already in Berkeley he said, to audience laughter. "The manufacturing cluster was not established" for his type of business.
Knobel asked Anderson to explain a mechanical device he had brought with him, lying on a chair on the stage. Anderson said he runs a robotics company, and the contraption was a robotic helicopter.
"Some day the sky will be dark with these things", he joked. "This is the military industrial complex as perverted by the Berkeley philosophy."
That led Anderson to a riff on "tinkering" and inventing. "This is the 21st century cottage industry", he said. "These are the garages of the world, slightly industrialized."
"It's a big movement" Bass agreed. "There are thousands of people who are doing it, who are modeling it." "It's a huge movement". Bass added "It's mostly being empowered by digital technology." "This would seem like a perfect spot" for that sort of business.
"The idea of a bottom up, Maker-type movement that becomes industry", Knobel summarized.
"How do you get from the garage to serious job creation?" Anderson wondered out loud, and then explained his philosophy:
"I create ideas in Berkeley but the employment is wherever it's appropriate." He said his company creates concepts and prototypes locally, but for small-scale manufacturing they have a plant in San Diego, and for larger scale production they go across the border into Mexico where labor is cheaper.
Anderson called for innovative incubation spaces in Berkeley, like the TechShop model in San Francisco. "I think we need a TechShop here, something like a hacker space." "Just one of these here in Berkeley would provide that inspiration and example."
"We need the infrastructure and the clarity about the purpose" said Bass. "Sometimes Berkeley is just illegible."
He offered an analogy, his experience dealing with City of Berkeley agencies on removing an in-law unit from his house. One department, he said, told him the unit was built without permits so it couldn't be used as housing. Another, he said, told him it was a housing unit that couldn't be removed from the housing stock.
"You need this legibility", he concluded and a place where "there's an intentional effort to create the infrastructure." "It becomes clear this is a place where it's believed in."
"It only takes one or two" innovative companies or spaces, Anderson reiterated. "I think we have an opportunity to right a wrong." Stanford had developed Silicon Valley, he said. Biotechnology went to San Francisco. Neither became strongly established in Berkeley, although the University of California had just as much technological and intellectual expertise, he said.
"High tech manufacturing, prototyped in smart places of the world" is an opportunity, he said. "All it takes is a couple of spin offs (from institutions like UC) that decide to stay here and you have this path."
Knobel opened up the discussion to audience questions and comments. The first speaker, identifying himself as Michael, said that he had worked for several years with the University of California, "one of the premier research institutions in the world, and they don't do anything with it."
"There's no room in this town for manufacturing", he also said. "There is no place to put plants; where are you going to put 'em?" he asked. "But Berkeley can be an idea leader."
Bass said that new ways of working should be taken into account. "You can do the things in the appropriate place. I do creation, it's perfect to do here"; but "all of us work with virtual teams halfway around the world."
Anderson turned the question back to Mayor Bates. He described a small business he might want to set up, requiring a space "no larger than this stage" to create prototypes and devices on a small scale.
"Technically, it's manufacturing. If I came to your departments, what would they say?" he asked.
"They would say, 'Go to Emeryville'", Bates quickly replied, to laughter. "Just kidding", he added.
"We are now thinking about reprogramming the entire West Berkeley", Bates went on in a more serious vein. "What you've described here is exactly what we want."
"The problem is we have a lot of people who are rooted back in the 70s, the 60s, who want large manufacturing." "We have to make these changes, we're dedicated to make these changes." "This is exactly what we want to do."
"They want manufacturing, they don't want the office part", Bates characterized opponents of his West Berkeley plan. He described a visit to the Bayer plant in West Berkeley where staff told him they were managing a manufacturing process on the other side of the country. "We have to get a whole different mind set. Our future I believe is just as you've described it."
The forum turned back to audience comments. The first was from Doris Moskowitz, current owner of Moe's Books. "It's hard to still be here" in business she said.
She talked about the Telegraph Avenue street vendors. "I don't want to offend any craftspeople", she said but "most of the people are completely burned out." She contrasted that with her excitement at visiting a lively Maker's Fair on the San Francisco Peninsula and suggested that sort of event should come to Berkeley.
"There's absolutely no reason having a minor Maker's Fair couldn't be here", said Anderson.
The next questioner identified himself as Reese Cohen, a "community organizer involved in housing." He noted that Berkeley does have a "collaborative hacker space", Ace Monster Toys, and said "It seems like in Berkeley we've gotten better ground work now." He talked about issues with getting venture capital funds and observed, "We have an opportunity here to be the advent of a 'slow money' movement…not a place where your building will be gigantic."
"It's a fantastic time to be an entrepreneur", Anderson comment. "This model we're describing with the company (his robotic helicopter) does not require VC [venture capital]." "You don't need it. Credit cards are sufficient."
The next audience member, whose name I missed, disagreed, saying that venture capital is needed in Berkeley. He suggested "a Berkeley university angel fund", and observed, "There's a lot of rich people in Berkeley" who could invest in local businesses.
Anderson drew back a bit on the credit card comment, but pointed out there are other ways of business financing that don't require large amounts of traditional venture capital, including Kickstarter, a website "fueled by the alpha consumers" where people can contribute small amounts to fund business proposals; many small contributions make up substantial start-up funding.
"It's an incredible time for start-ups", Bass agreed, saying that creative start-ups don't need to be defined by money. They can keep costs low by "outsourcing manufacturing to China and Vietnam."
Mike (?) Cohen, the next audience member to speak, identified himself as working for UC Berkeley's intellectual property office, and took issue with the earlier audience comment that UC did little to translate knowledge into business. "A great deal of UC Berkeley and (Lawrence Berkeley National) Lab research has been commercialized", he contended.
"What's happening here (in Berkeley) is innovation drain", he said. More business development "can happen here, the question here we have to figure out is how to make it happen more."
"The great research institutes of the world seem well suited for invention", Bass said, but not for innovation.
"The innovation is happening", Cohen said. "The question is, is the commercialization happening?" Yes, he answered his own question, but primarily in places like Silicon Valley and San Francisco.
He described the Berkeley Startup Cluster, as a collaborative group that's "a construct that we're overlaying over commercial space (in downtown) adjacent to the campus." "There's venture capital all over the campus", Cohen added, mentioning the Haas School of Business. "But they're not so visible elsewhere in Berkeley."
Nobel asked the two panelists "what lessons can Berkeley learn?" "What do you target for manufacturing? Ideation? Short term production?" Are other Bay Area locations a model for Berkeley?
"The whole ambition of creating another Silicon Valley is silly", said Anderson, calling that area a "monoculture". "Silicon Valley is a great place to visit, but you wouldn't want to live there, unless you can afford to live in Woodside." And most people who work in the high tech industry can't afford Woodside, he noted.
However, he added, "The idea of a parallel structure between Berkeley and Richmond seems really enticing." Berkeley, in that model, would supply the ideas and the technical start-ups and manufacturing requiring more space and a less expensive workforce than in Berkeley could be found nearby in areas like Richmond, benefiting both communities.
"What is manufacturing?" Bass asked. In his view much business development in the future will remain small and customized. "The real important definition is what is the actual businesses need", he stressed. "And is it something that can be supplied?"
Bass described his own outpost in West Berkeley. "I have a small workshop, it sits across from two big warehouses that store wine, and a sake factory. I have to think, what ideas could be generated in that space?"
"This idea of what manufacturing is changes", he added. Much manufacturing in the future may be done on the molecular or cellular level, not requiring large physical spaces.
Knobel thanked Bass and Anderson for their discussion, and both were warmly applauded by most of the audience.
A new panel took the stage. Knobel introduced them: Dick Fletcher of OneCalifornia Bank, the chief loan officer standing in for Kat Taylor, bank founder, who couldn't attend; Amy Thomas, owner of Pegasus Books; Michael Caplan, head of Economic Development for the City of Berkeley; Amanda West, who created, and recently closed, a restaurant in downtown Berkeley; and Councilmember Laurie Capitelli who, Knobel said "has recently been particularly active in trying to change some of the rules" governing business in Berkeley.
"It's a nice, interesting, diverse group", Knobel said.
Caplan spoke first. "I really appreciate the forum you've created on Berkeleyside," he said to Knobel. "A conversation that I am hearing, and City policy makers can hear."
"Zoning in Berkeley is complicated, it's an artifact of many years of zoning changes," he said. "What's happened over many years is the (limited) level of discretion that exists in the City has made it difficult to get the businesses we all want."
Knobel next asked Amanda – what her experience was opening a business in Berkeley? Did she run into frustrations and problems with the City?
"Our business was a feel good, fresh food restaurant", she explained. "When looking for our first location we looked throughout the Bay Area", and chose Berkeley. "We actually didn't have a lot of challenges in opening the restaurant…the process wasn't that complicated for us."
"Everything was on schedule", she said. "It was PG & E that slowed us down, not the City of Berkeley."
Her business did encounter problems, however, after opening. Parking and "parking management" were two, plus "the lack of retail and the decline of retail" in the downtown, to provide more of a customer base and "some of the inappropriate street behavior."
Knobel next turned to Amy Thomas of Pegasus Books. "You've survived on Shattuck through all of these changes," he said. "Are things changing?"
She answered with an anecdote about an 1895 booksellers meeting at which business people were complaining about problems she recognized in bookselling today. "There is an element of cyclicalness to it."
"It seems quaint that I spent the last years fighting chain stores. That's not the problem any more", she said. Employee health care planning and costs are "a nightmare, expensive", for businesses like hers. She engages in advocacy and "a lot of what we do is anti-censorship."
She talked about "a real mighty battle with the Internet", where sales tax isn't charged, "that puts us at a huge, competitive, disadvantage", and complimented the recent work of State Assemblymember Nancy Skinner who has proposed taxing on-line sales in California.
Knobel turned to Fletcher next. "What do you hear about the (business) climate when businesses are coming to you" for loans?" he asked.
Fletcher said OneCalifornia Bank was founded three years ago, and specializes in loans from about $50,000 to "a couple of million". "This has been a particularly touchy and trying time for any type of business", he said. "It's our impression that the supply of capital is getting better. But, the proof is in the pudding."
"One of the things we're particularly conscious of on Berkeleyside" is local businesses closing, Knobel said. "There haven't been a lot of good stories about things opening and changing." "Can rules change that dynamic?" he asked Capitelli.
Yes, said Capitelli. Eighteen months ago, he said, the City Council changed rules for food services in downtown and several new restaurants and food establishments have opened on University Avenue, he said. "Yes, rules do make a difference."
Capitelli, who represents District 5 in North Central Berkeley, said he had driven along Solano Avenue and counted vacancies. The Albany stretch of the street had three vacancies, he said; the Berkeley stretch had 11 vacant storefronts.
"It's a complicated issue", he said. "I hope with economic development and the (City) planning staff we'll move forward."
"One of the things one hears over and over again is a sense that the business community has a relatively weak voice compared to people who want to stop things from changing" Knobel said. "How are we going to change that dynamic?"
"Most of us in that district [District 5] believe we've died and gone to Heaven", Capitelli answered. "We don't go downtown that much", and because he and his neighbors have such a good life, many wonder why anything should be changed. "So there's a real resistance to change."
"What I've seen at a minimum is benign neglect for our small business community", he said. People want small local businesses, but don't want them to grow so successful that they draw in lots of outsiders as customers, he said. "We want them to be just the scale that we want."
"If we want our Elmwoods, if we want our North Shattucks, if we want our Solano Avenue to be successful, we have to support them", he concluded.
Doris Moskowitz called out from the audience, "Can you support Telegraph, too?" to applause.
Capitelli explained that he didn't go to Telegraph Avenue much, citing an experience he and his wife had years ago when they were "accosted twice" on a short walk from a parking space to Cody's Books.
But "I can't move Moe's" Moskowitz said. "I can't leave. I'm shackled to f—king People's Park." She said she also had a business in the Elmwood, and City attention to the two districts—Telegraph, and Elmwood—was quite different.
For example, she said, merchants in the Elmwood felt ten minutes was too long a wait for police, while Amoeba Records on Telegraph staff confronted a thief that very night, but couldn't get Berkeley Police to arrive for 40 minutes.
"The services are being unequally spread in the City", Moskowitz concluded. "You're taking care of your district, and you're not taking care of us." "I'm frustrated and upset and I really need your help," she said, to audience applause.
"The mark of a successful business in Berkeley is having more beggars and panhandlers in front of it" Amy Thomas said from the podium.
Amanda West returned to the parking issue. "Occasionally people need to park, need to drive," she said, but the downtown parking situation was not helpful.
"There's lots of things that are artifacts of old policies", Caplan said. "What really exciting to me about this forum is that there's a new generation of leadership."
Capitelli agreed. "We're about to shift into a new period where we're going to be tackling the policy issues", he said. He encouraged people to come to City Council meetings and lobby.
John Caner, head of the downtown Berkeley Association, next approached the microphone from the audience. "This is a tremendous event", he said. He talked about "the idea of a vibrant economic community" and 'creating a downtown living room" where people go to do things as well as shop.
"A lot of us travel all over the world and say, why can't downtown Berkeley be like the European cities we visit?" he asked.
Caner called for a "sit / lie" ordinance in Berkeley, "and do it in a compassionate way." People should have to sit on a bench if they want to sit outdoors downtown, he said, rather than on the sidewalk. "That's a reasonable thing to do."
"We have to listen to Doris (Moskowitz)" he added.
"I want to respond to Doris", Capitelli interjected. "Telegraph Avenue is the third rail of Berkeley politics…it's almost going to have to be my generation that dies off before we can do anything."
"One of the things I have stood for on the Council is that the people on the street need services…but if they don't want help, and their behavior is not tolerable, they're either going to have to change their behavior or go someplace else."
"Telegraph is a pretty dismal, grim, place," he concluded, commenting that he had ventured there and walked down a couple of blocks of the street recently.
An audience member rose to say that the issue of neighborhood parking should be addressed. He talked about the Star Market on Claremont, and said employees there get over $1,000 in tickets a month, while residents with street parking permits drive away during the day and leave neighborhood street parking spaces empty that could be used by employees. "Include neighborhood employees as neighbors" to get permit parking, he said, to some applause.
Another audience member, who said he owned Northside Travel, said that Euclid Avenue had recently seen several new businesses but there was no available parking after meters shut down for the day. "As a citizen of Berkeley I'm really upset, you build those big box apartment boxes and they have ground floor retail, and there's no parking", he said.
downtown is going to lose several businesses on University Avenue, he added, "because (the) Ace Hardware (building) will be torn down and rebuilt as a high rise box and we're going to lose a business and have no parking there" for the new residents, he said.
(Note: the developers who have purchased much of the block on which Ace Hardware stands have said they plan to add several floors of housing on top of the current Ace building, and remove the two brown shingle houses in the rear and build infill housing there. They have stated that the retail businesses, including Ace, on the entire block face of University Avenue between Shattuck and Walnut, will need to relocate, at least temporarily, while every building there is renovated or expanded.)
There is downtown parking, but it's not effectively managed, Amanda West interjected.
An audience member, Mark McLeod, talked about the Buy Local Berkeley effort and the "creation of good, local, community." "The public figures in the City have a responsibility to rally the population to provide that support" for local businesses, he said.
Elise Kahn came to the microphone and talked about efforts to improve downtown, including a plan to decoratively paint 60 utility boxes and encouraged businesses to sponsor them.
She also called on the City's leadership to finally fund the restoration and operation of the fountain in Civic Center Park, which has been dry. "The City is just not getting it together as a beautiful civic space", she concluded.
Amy Thomas, picking up on the theme of the downtown utility box sponsorship, said "Businesses in our town are asked all day, every day, for things. We're really trying to build community. It's hard to do that if people are going to keep buying online."
"The challenge…is to reconnect commercial districts as places for people to go for more than just buying things," Caplan said. "We have more of an endowment of beautiful pedestrian-oriented shopping districts than any community in the East Bay", he added.
"The City is committed to maintaining baseline services in all those districts that are self-assessing" in terms of creating business improvement districts, he said.
Polly Armstrong, former City Councilmember, took the microphone and introduced herself as one of the new heads of the Chamber of Commerce.
"This is not your father's Chamber of Commerce!" she proclaimed. "I knew what it was like in the rent-is-theft era and we're not there anymore!"
She called for "a rezoning of all of West Berkeley", and asserted, "There is tons of dead space in West Berkeley. Hundreds of thousands of square feet that have been kept under wraps by people who don't want to change."
She exhorted attendees to show up at the City Council meeting January 25 when West Berkeley re-zoning was on the agenda. "You don't have to know a lot" to attend and make a comment to the Council, she said.
The next speaker, Terry Mandel, said, "A large number of people have turned out tonight and thus far we've had free and civil discourse."
But in regard to attending City Council meetings, "many of us have no energy, time, patience and capacity to walk into a room where we may be there for six hours with people screaming their heads off."
"I'm one of those people that want to be back in the 20th century", Jane Stillwater, the next speaker, wryly observed. "Berkeley is such a creative place, if somehow we can foster that creativity."
The Mayor's chief of staff, Julie Sinai, spoke next. "I want to remind folks that the downtown Plan went through five years of debate and dialogue" she said. Last year Measure R, the Mayor's proposal for downtown development, passed on the local ballot with at least 54% approval in every precinct, she said.
"The population of Berkeley wants to see economic change. The downtown was a first sign. When you look at the Council meetings, the folks who show up are the ones who are opposed."
"Even if you can just come (to Council) and when the Mayor says, stand up" it would help, she said.
"It's not that everybody is all right or all wrong", she said. But "we have a lot of support in this community and we need to galvanize it."
Marc Weinstein from Amoeba Records spoke next. "I'm the only business sitting at the corner of Telegraph and Haste", he said. One corner storefront is vacant, and the other two corners are occupied by vacant properties—the old Berkeley Inn lot, and the former Cody's Books building—owned by the same large property owner on Telegraph.
"The City is afraid" to act on the Berkeley Inn site, he asserted. "There are no plans to do anything with any of these places."
He said that the City has had "such a mishmash of approaches to dealing with Telegraph", and that City departments and staff took contradictory positions and policies on Telegraph issues.
Ira Serkes, the next speaker, returned to the theme of Council participation. "It's been years since I went to a City Council meeting and I hated it", he said. Why couldn't the City take advantage of technology so people could stay home, but still send in comments on Council matters in real time?, he asked.
Council meetings are "streamed live" Capitelli said, but there's no mechanism for on-line feedback. However, "you don't have to stick around for six hours", he said. People can come to a meeting, make a statement, and leave.
"How many people would attend City Council from their home?" Serkes persisted, asking the audience; several raised their hands. Sykes said it would be inexpensive to set up a system, using Skype or other on-line technology, to allow people to make comments at Council meetings from home.
Developer Chris Hudson, whose company built the "Trader Joe's" building, came to the microphone. "I want to thank the very few City Councilmembers I've seen here tonight", he said. "Sometimes leadership means leaving the Council Chamber and coming to hear a conversation."
A woman who identified herself as a West Berkeley resident spoke last, saying "I just found out tonight that there's going to be a City Council meeting (on) West Berkeley that I didn't know about", she said. She urged the City to connect with active local neighborhood listservs to alert residents to policy proposals. "In West Berkeley, people would like to have jobs", she added.
After she spoke, Knobel wrapped up the meeting, asking each of the final panelists to quickly name one thing "to do to improve the situation in Berkeley?"
"The attention to provide a stable and secure atmosphere for the workers, owners, and the people who patronize the businesses", banker Dick Fletcher said.
Bookseller Amy Thomas said she hoped to "have my customer community more aware of the decisions they make" that affect local businesses, such as buying on the Internet.
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Kenyans are currently awaiting a decision by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on whether or not the trial in The Hague against President Uhuru Kenyatta will proceed. The Kenyatta case has garnered significant attention because the defendant is a sitting head of state. However, the case is also noteworthy because it represents the only major effort to investigate and initiate prosecution of sexual violence committed against women, men, and children during Kenya's 2007–2008 post-election violence (PEV).
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The story of Lord Venkateswara SwamyIn the ancient times much before Kaliyuga, the sages i.e rishis headed by Sage Kashyapa intended to perform a great sacrifice i.e maha yagnam for the welfare of the society. As it was a maha yagnam, the sages wanted to invite one of the Holy Trinity to be the Chief Guest of the occasion. Bhrigu Maharishi takes up the responsibility of inviting the Chief Guest as he has special access to all the lokas (i.e worlds). It is believed that Sage Bhrigu is born with an eye on the under surface of his right foot.
According to the other version of the story, Sage Narada during his course of journey descends on the Earth and knows about the maha yagnam to be performed by the rishis.
He then asks, "O great rishis! whom are you going to please with this sacrifice? Are you going to please the most supreme of the Holy Trinity? Who is the Supreme of the Holy Trinity?"
The question left the rishis in confusion. They wanted to know the truth so that they can invite the most Supreme one of the Holy Trinity to preside over the occasion.
The great task was assigned to the competent Sage Bhrigu who is unique due to his extra eye.
Bhrigu Maharishi goes on space travel and reaches Satyaloka where Lord Brahma (the four headed Hindu god) resides.
On reaching Lord Brahma's abode Bhrigu speaks, "O Brahma! this is Sage Bhrigu. I have come to seek the Ultimate Truth". He repeats these words thrice but there is no response from Lord Brahma as He was deeply engrossed in listening to the music played by Goddess Saraswati (His wife) on Her Veena named Madalasa.
As his presence was not noticed by Lord Brahma, the infuriated Bhrigu curses Him saying that Brahma will not be worshiped by the humans on the Earth.
He then proceeds to Kailasa - the abode of Lord Shiva. On entering into Kailasa, he repeats the same words thrice, "O Maheswara! (another name of Lord Shiva), Sage Bhrigu has come to seek knowledge".
Here too his presence is unnoticed as Lord Shiva and Parvati are deeply engaged in the pleasant divine dance of Shiva tandavam. Once again Bhrigu gets infuriated and curses Lord Shiva saying, "as you are deeply involved in the pleasant moment with your wife, henceforth you will be worshiped in the form of 'Lingam' by the people on the Earth. ('Lingam' is the male genital organ)
Sage Bhrigu then enters Vaikuntham - the abode of Lord Vishnu. Here too Bhrigu encounters a similar situation. Lord Vishnu was in sleeping posture while His wife Lakshmi Devi is seated at his feet pressing His legs - a typical posture of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi in Vaikuntham.
When he gets no response even after calling thrice, Sage Bhrigu feels insulted and couldn't control his anger. He walks briskly towards Lord Vishnu and hits Him on His chest with his right leg.
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With this act of Lord Vishnu, instantly Bhrigu gets devoid of his arrogance. He realizes his mistakes and feels apologetic.
Goddess Lakshmi who witnessed / watched the entire sequence gets deeply hurt by the action of Lord Vishnu. She thus says, "Hey Swamy! Your chest is my residing place. Bhrigu has insulted me by kicking on your chest, yet you excused him and pressed his feet. I don't want to stay here any more as I have no respect here." Saying so, Goddess Lakshmi walks away in anger and reaches Kolhapur (a place in Maharashtra). She resided in this place and is worshiped by Her devotees as Kolhapur Mahalakshmi.
There spreads dullness all around in Vaikuntham without Goddess Lakshmi. Lord Vishnu too leaves His abode, goes in search of His dear wife and reaches the Earth. After a lot of searching on Earth, the tired Lord Vishnu reaches Tirumala Hills and takes rest in a shady place.
Lord Vishnu forgets about His presence and gets into deep meditation reciting the name of Goddess Lakshmi. As the time passes huge anthill develops all around Him. Brahma and Shiva descends on Earth to rescue Vishnu from such a situation. Brahma transforms into a healthy cow while Shiva turns into a calf. These divinely cow and calf cleverly gets into the cattle of a cowherd.
Thus, daily the divine cow approaches the anthill and gives milk directly into Lord Vishnu mouth who is in deep meditation.
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The merciful god excuses the cowherd. As it is the cowherd who is the first one to see this form (Lord Venkateswara) of Lord Vishnu, his next generations are blessed with being the first ones to have the darshan of Lord Venkateswara, every day.
The practice is still continued. Every day when the gates of Swamivari Garbha Gudi i.e the sanctum sanctorum are opened for 'Suprabhata Seva, the eldest member from the cowherd's family (the cowherd who first saw Lord Venkateswara on Earth) is blessed to be the first person to have the darshan of Lord Venkateswara. After the family member of cowherd's family has the darshan of Swamivaru, the temple priests and other TTD (Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams) officials enter inside the 'garbha gudi'.
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IN THE STRUGGLE to keep weight down, the sheetmetal on some cars today is just thick enough to hold stampings, and no thicker. Walk on the metallic roof membrane that stretches over a contemporary coupe, and you'll wind up with a top whose contours resemble the South Dakota Badlands.
But when that same thin roof span is removed from the structural equation, rigidity is likely to suffer. The latest Mustang convertible provides, sorry to say, a good illustration of this phenomenon. Ford claims a gain in torsional rigidity of 12 percent for the 2011 model—via a standard strut-tower brace, an extra brace connecting chassis crossmembers, crossmcmbcr brace gusseting, and stiffened A-pillars— but the first pavement ripples we encountered provoked a festival of wiggles and shakes in the cowl and the steering column. The GT coupe is impressively stiff; the topless version is disappointingly flexible.
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Ten patients with systolic clicks and late systolic murmurs documented phonocardiographically were studied using reflected ultrasound. In six patients the anterior leaflet of the mitral valve displayed an abrupt posterior motion in midsystole, coincident with the systolic click and onset of the systolic murmur. A similar motion of the posterior leaflet of the mitral valve was recorded definitely in one patient and possibly in three additional patients; a visible separation of the mitral valve leaflets in midsystole was thus produced. In only 1 of the 10 patients did the recorded mitral valve motion appear normal. Six additional patients with systolic
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This unique four spread sculptural carousel pop-up book takes as its starting point Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea and fuses it with Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid. It was also inspired by Britten's opera Peter Grimes and Michael Morpurgo's children's story Kensuke's Kingdom. It took over 300 hours to make.
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See Photos of The Sydney Front on FacebookA single row of audience members around the edge of a performance space A curtain sometimes running across it cutting the space (and the audience's view) in two. 'WALTZ is a frenzied meditation on theatrical obsession. WALTZ is a bound performer dragged naked to the footlights. WALTZ is a phalanx of funereal evening dresses. WALTZ is nine performers losing all composure in their harrowing struggle, with nine legendary theatrical heroines.WALTZ is an evening of neurotic aspiration, epic posturing and operatic derangement. WALTZ contains scenes of serious bruising. WALTZ is the pornography of performance' - Press Release for Waltz, 1987
Built from a series of entrances and monologues chopped up from the Greek canon, this show began as a work about women and war but turned into a work about the diva performing the monologues. It was the beginning of a seven-year exploration of the unrecognised dynamics in the relationship between a hungry audience and the equally hungry diva.
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Title : Economic Impacts of Recreation on the Upper Mississippi River System. Recreation Use and activities Report. Final Version.
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Abstract : The purpose of this report is to measure the amount and type of recreation used in the Upper Mississippi River system. Geographically, the study includes the commercially navigable portions of five rivers: the Mississippi (North of Cairo, IL), Illinois River, the St. Croix River, Minnesota River and Kaskaskia River. Also included are the side channels, sloughs, and lakes associated with these rivers.... Recreation, Mississippi River, Economic impacts.
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In a candid interview with InStyle magazine, Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams admitted to being in a serious relationship with a 'normal' boyfriend for over a year now.
"We've been together for over a year. I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious. He's not famous. I met him at school. And now he's my boyfriend! People feel it's strange that someone who's famous can go out with someone who's normal. I don't meet anyone else. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but I don't go to all these parties. I don't meet the other young, male actors. I just like normal people, I guess."
Williams was also asked if she has a method to deal with irritating fans, who recognize her on the streets:
"No. Well, my friends do, if we're on a night out. If they're quite pissed, it's funny. They're like, "It's not her!" And I'm in this awkward position, since it is me. And I don't want to upset anyone. But like I said, sometimes I'm really quiet. And so I'm stood with a fan and it's like, silence. Sometimes they walk away and I just think, god, they're really disappointed."
The 18 year old also admitted to having a temper which has helped her portray Arya Stark better.
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Meet the environmentalist: Jack Ewing on eco-tourism and saving the rainforests
Owner and manager of Costa Rica's Hacienda Barú, American-born environmentalist and author Jack Ewing reflects on his time in the country that's shaped his life and work.
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An epic adventure in the teeny, tiny destination of Costa Rica, meeting sloths and watching turtles nest, plus a little monkeying around between rare wildlife sightings, zip-lining and volcanic lava trails. All this to find out what makes it one of the happiest places on earth — despite, and because of, the rain.
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In the capital, San José, a group of enterprising chefs are turning Costa Rican cuisine on its head, looking beyond rice and beans and attempting to create a new national cuisine.
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Santiago Fernández Benedetto's recipe puts a fine-dining twist on a dish that started out as ceviche spooned into bags of tortilla chips. The fish needs to be super-fresh — check with your fishmonger
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In Costa Rica, farm-to-fork eating isn't an empty slogan — it's the norm. One of the country's leading chefs explains how he makes it his mission to source local
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