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Scholars, mathematicians, archaeologists and scientists have long deliberated over the origins of the Nazca Lines, but their true purpose and meaning lies lost in the midst of time. As your light aircraft soars high above the lines, the immensity of the Nazca lines becomes apparent. You'll find it hard to believe that you are looking at desert geoglyphs created by an ancient civilization some 2,000 years ago. Monkeys, spiders, humming birds and fish are the most famous of the lines, but flowers, trees, human heads and even a spaceman feature in the ancient geoglyphs. Discover Peru's Inca and pre-Inca cultures with this fantastic luxury Peru Vacation.
A vast, intricate plateau of giant birds, animals, plants and weird geometric patterns. Discover the enigma that is the Nazca Lines…
- Day 1 – International Arrival, Overnight in Lima
- Day 2 – Relaxing Morning, Travel to Paracas (4 hours)
- Day 3 – Overflight of Nazca Lines
- Day 4 – Morning Tour of Ballestas Islands, Travel to Lima
- Day 5 – Morning Flight to Cusco, Transfer to the Sacred Valley with Tour of Pisac
- Day 6 – Full Day Tour of the Sacred Valley (Ollantaytambo, Moray & Salt Pans)
- Day 7 – Train to Machu Picchu and Guided Tour, Overnight near Machu Picchu
- Day 8 – Re-visit Machu Picchu + Huayna Picchu Hike, Afternoon Train to Cusco
- Day 9 – Free Morning, Afternoon Guided Tour of Cusco & Surrounding Areas
- Day 10 – Free Morning in Cusco, Afternoon Flight to Lima, International Flight Departure
Our trips are tailor-made to suit your requirements. Contact a luxury Argentina Vacation expert for a comprehensive itinerary and pricing:
- US$ 350+ per person per day (based on 5-star hotels)**
- US$ 275 – 350 per person per day (based on 4-star hotels)**
- US$ 250 – 275 per person per day (based on 3-star hotels)**
Included in the Price:
- Guided excursions as described in itinerary.
- Hotel nights + breakfasts.
- Airport collections and drop-offs with check-in and baggage assistance.
- 24 Hour emergency contact number and assistance (in-country).
Not Included in the Price:
- International flights.
- Domestic flight package. Flights required: Lima – Cusco – Lima. Approximate cost US$ 300 – 380 per person. We can purchase these flights on your behalf.
- Tips or gratuities.
- Other meals not stated in the itinerary.
- Travel insurance.
In the highlands of Peru there are two seasons, the wet season (November – April) and the dry season (May – October). High-season is from April – November and also Christmas and New Year. February and March are the quietest months and have the heaviest rainfall. The Inca Trail (if included) is closed for the month of February. The coast of Peru (including Paracas / Nazca) is dry and warm all year around. The months of December through until March see increased temperatures. This is a popular time to travel with tourists and locals alike, so booking early to ensure the best hotels is advised.
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Dates are flexible and customized to meet your needs. Let us know which dates work best for you and we will tailor the itinerary accordingly.
This luxury Peru vacation package is suitable for all ages and families.
Easy: This trip is considered easy. Note that the Incas never built anything on flat ground, and navigating Inca ruins (especially Ollantaytambo and Machu Picchu) require a certain amount of basic fitness and mobility.
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- Cusco
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text: Zichron Yaakov,Israel The City of... Zichron Yaakov was one of the first Jewish settlements in the country, founded in 1882 by Baron Edmond James de Rothschild and named in honor of his father. Zichron Yaacov is the one of the most beautiful city in Israel. It soars high above the Mediterranean coast, delighting all who visit and stroll down its famous Wine Road pedestrian mall, lined with charming old stone shops, boutiques, galleries and restaurants, and ending at the celebrated Carmel Winery. Story of... Zichron Yaakov (or simply Zichron as many Israelis call it) sits on a mountaintop, at the southern end of the Carmel Range, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and close to the coastal highway - 36 km (22 mi) south of Haifa and 73 km (45 mi) north of Tel Aviv. Five Great Reasons to Visit Zichron Yaakov: • Carmel Winery, established in 1882 by Baron Edmond James de Rothschild, is steeped in history and produces some of Israel's finest wines. The location in Zichron features a newly built visitor center with information on ancient and modern winemaking techniques. There are two tasting rooms, a small cinema, a cask storage room and a dairy restaurant serving hearty meals. Tours, tastings and winemaking workshops are available. • Locals and tourists alike are drawn to the picturesque setting and the historic town center, with a restored main street of historic buildings - Derech HaYayin (Wine Road) is the original street of the settlement, and many of the houses have plaques that tell their story. Today, this pedestrian mall is lined with cafés, restaurants, galleries and boutiques. • Gan Hanadiv is the memorial garden of Baron Edmond de Rothschild. The large estate slopes down on Mount Carmel, and its formal gardens are breathtaking. Add to that a cool breeze blowing in from the Mediterranean, as well as the fabulous views, and you'll see why this is one of Israel's most beautiful gardens. The visitor center is an architecturally groundbreaking structure, which tells the story of Ramat Hanadiv (with a great café onsite). • Zichron enjoys breathtaking views across Israel's Mediterranean Coast and beyond. • While you're in the area, a must-see archeological gem is Caesarea, an ancient city that was dedicated by Herod the Great to Augustus Caesar more than 2000 years ago. Its claim to fame is a national park that includes an amphitheater, a breathtaking harbor and ruins of a Crusader city. You can easily spend the day here, soaking up the sights and enjoying a fine meal at one of the many restaurants. And let's not forget the world class golf course. Attractions The Nili Museum tells the story of NILI, which is tightly bound with the story of the Aaronsohn family, one of the founding families of Zichron Yaakov (1882), a village that was part of the Ottoman Empire of that time. The First Aliyah Museum is a memorial to Moshe and Sara Arisohn, and tells the story of the pioneers who came to Israel with the First Aliyah in 1882, especially to Zichron Yaakov. Ohel Yaakov Synagogue was built by the Baron and named after his father. The 1882 building was designed in a European style, and at the time was the largest and most ornate of the synagogues in the Baron's settlements. Don't miss the Caesarea Antiquities Museum, in Kibbutz Sdot Yam, with various archeological finds from the area, including an interesting coin collection, oil lamps, inscribed Jewish gravestones, artifacts found deep in the sea, and much more. Dor Habonim Beach, a few kilometers north of Zichron, is part of the most beautiful coastal nature reserve in Israel. Bathing here is strictly prohibited, but the landscape compensates for that big time: there is a surprising and pleasant trail here that winds through beautiful lagoons, small pools and tiny bays where you can hide from the rest of the world. The trail is well marked, and spreads over 3 km (2 mi). If you're looking for a little piece of heaven, come to Shells Bay, and if you're searching for a bit of adventure visit the Blue Cave, with seawater flowing underneath the giant rocks. Restaurants Sagazura is an Italian eatery and a far cry from the tourist traps of the main drag in Zichron. The décor is intimate and rustic, prices are reasonable, and after you feast on the excellent pizzas, calzones and pastas, you'll no doubt have to go on a long hike to burn those calories. Picciotto, in the center of Zichron's pedestrian mall, is a surf & turf kind of restaurant, with fresh fish and seafood along with steak and ossobuco, and an authentic Israeli breakfast. Daniel's is a sleek and modern burger bar, with an extensive American-style menu - including buffalo wings and an extensive hamburger menu. The Tishbi Winery in neighboring Binyamina offers an Italian restaurant cum wine bar in lovely setting. Best Shopping One of the best buys in the area is wine. The two best places for wine shopping as well as tours and tastings are the Carmel Winery in Zichron Yaakov and the Tishbi Winery in neighbouring Binyamina. A couple of farmers' yards intersecting with HaMeyasdim Street have been converted to shops, galleries and restaurants. The same street and Hanadiv Street are also home to a number of specialty stores such as Antikon (56 HaMeyasdim St.), a veritable treasure trove of antique furniture, light fixtures, china, mirrors and more. Yetzira Mekomit (at no. 52) is a co-op of seven artists, working in different media. This is the place to browse for quirky jewellery, pottery, scarves, woodwork or glassware. Maoz Haparparim (at no. 51) is a magical store specializing in butterflies (as the name suggests), even though there are also plenty of other art object. Tips and trips • Wine is now a big industry across Israel, so if the visit to Carmel Winery wasn't enough, Wine tours in Israel is an interesting and unusual way to see the country. • An attractive stone structure in Nahsholim, a few kilometers north of Zichron, houses the Glass Factory Museum (HaMizgaga) built in 1891 as a bottle factory for the Carmel Mizrachi Winery. After standing empty for 80 years, it was renovated and turned into archeological museum, with a display of excavated finds from the area. Some of the permanent collections at the museum are Dreams of Glass (with remains from the site's first incarnation, such as bottles, bricks, tiles and oil lamps), Treasures of the Sea (with anchors, jars and coins), the Diver's Room (with a demonstration of a marine archeological excavation), The Women of Dor (ornaments, cosmetics, cookware and ancient weaving tools) and a Night in May (documents from Napoleon's voyage to the Land of Israel).

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Some South Dakota conservatives think we should test welfare recipients for drug use. A U.S. District Court judge ruled this week that Florida's welfare drug tests are unconstitutional:
Enforcement of the law was temporarily halted in October 2011 after the American Civil Liberties Union sued, arguing that mandatory testing of people who were not suspected of using drugs violated the constitutional prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures.
U.S. District Judge Mary Scriven permanently halted enforcement of the law in Tuesday's ruling. She agreed with an earlier court finding that "there is nothing inherent in the condition of being impoverished that supports the conclusion that there is a concrete danger that impoverished individuals are prone to drug use…" ["Florida Law Mandating Drug Tests for Welfare Struck Down by Federal Judge," Reuters via Huffington Post, 2013.12.31].
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The ZOLL AED Pro® is a portable AED (with manual override) intended for use by trained rescuers to provide emergency defibrillation and to monitor patient ECG during treatment. It's built light and tough to withstand the rough-and-tumble of use in any environment.
The ZOLL AED Pro has an LCD Display screen showing ECG, voice prompt messages, device advisory messages, elapsed time, shock count and chest compression graph display. Manual override is available for the professional rescuer.
The AED Pro offers the ability to view a patient's underlying ECG rhythm with See Thru CPR®. When the AED Pro is in manual mode and CPR chest compression's are being performed, See-Thru CPR is activated.
Also, by measuring the depth of compressions the unit's unique RealCPRHelp® function helps both BLS and ALS rescuers deliver more effective compression's by audio and visual prompts such as "PUSH HARDER" and "GOOD COMPRESSION'S". The adaptive metronome helps the rescuer deliver the correct rate of compression's.
The built-in self-test minimizes the amount of maintenance required.
The unit also comes with a 5 year manufacturer's warranty.
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Playing a guitar without vibrato is a lot like eating Mexican food without salsa. No guitarist worth his own salt would ignore vibrato, which dictates an axeman's specific tone and technique. One player's vibrato can be different within the other's. Some play slow and broad while others play narrow and quick, and that's the beauty behind spending a great deal of time understanding different vibrato techniques. It's like selecting a queso salsa rather of sour cream on your taco or burrito. Before you receive too hungry, let's reach brass tacks and discuss much more about vibrato.
Vibrato is occasionally confused with tremolo. It is to not be confused with tremolo, meaning fluctuation in amount – it is very the vibration of the string in such a method that it varies ever thus somewhat in tone. The technique employed by many newbies is to employ the 3rd finger of their fretting hand to play the 3rd string found on the seventh fret, moving the note up somewhat, then moving it down somewhat too. Do this in fast succession thus the over riding impact is a "wobbly" tone around the root note you may be playing. Coordinate your hand, arm and wrists as you work this technique. Never really wiggle a finger. In some instances you'll see guitarists pull the string all of the means down and launch it back to its authentic position – this might be among the favored types of bending.
Try this in a range of speeds and degrees of bending during your vibrato. The trick is to be consistent and smooth with your motion. For example, you might wish To differ items depending found on the genre you're playing – if you need to play a slow blues and add some feeling to that riff of yours, you are able to try playing slower in a circular motion, or if you need to play anything like Iron Maiden or Avenged Sevenfold, a rapid and narrow vibrato can place that required exclamation point at the finish of the run.
It can be done to add vibrato using any finger you play with, but it happens to be many commonly completed with all the initially and 3rd finger found on the fret hand. It may be a bit difficult to utilize the initial finger. You will see B.B. King pulling off a quick vibrato with his initially finger as he masterfully manipulates Lucille – his axe, in case you don't recognize yet. This technique is accomplished by lifting your initially finger thus that it bounces off the fretboard, pressing down, then moving the string in a quick and open technique. That's funny the work vibrato is a lot like vibrate, because that's really what you may be doing vibrating the string.
Mixing vibrato with different techniques like advanced string bending, legato and harmonics could enable you become a dynamite musician in no time flat. You don't precisely have to imitate the loves of SRV, Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck note-per-note – playing guitar is about developing your fashion and exercising your creativity. Playing vibrato is 1 step closer to developing a design you may call your. Remember to enjoy your guitar playing experience, and be individual when struggling different designs of playing vibrato and different techniques.


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British companies who are trading with the European Union after Brexit will have to adhere to strict rules that the EU imposes on anyone taking data from consumers in the bloc.
However, Europe has said that London tolerates more intrusion by security agencies compared to countries such as Germany.
This might result in Britain facing demands for even tighter rules for handling EU citizens' data, experts have warned.
V serious interview w Lord Condon on @BBCr4today — both on dangers of policing cuts & risk of losing data access due Gov approach to Brexit— Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) 18 July 2017
On Tuesday, July 18, a parliamentary committee said Britain could be put at a competitive disadvantage and the police may even lose access to intelligence, if the government fails to retain data on citizens within the EU.
Michael Jay, chairman of the House of Lords EU Home Affairs sub-Committee, said the volume of data stored electronically and moving across borders had grown hugely over the last 20 years.
"The maintenance of unhindered data flows is therefore crucial, both for business and for effective police cooperation" Mr. Jay said.
"The Committee was concerned by the lack of detail on how the government plans to maintain unhindered data flows post-Brexit," he added.
Ministers believe that the government should ensure there are transitional arrangements, so that data can be transferred once Britain leaves the EU.
This message comes after former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Condon, said that British citizens will be less safe if ministers fail to retain access to "mission critical" European intelligence services after Brexit.
Lord Condon said that losing access to the cross-border flow of data after Brexit will severely impact the ability of the police to deal with terrorism, serious crime, drug dealing and people smuggling.
Ministers and experts have warned access to intelligence sharing through the Europol law enforcement agency, and to the Schengen information system, which holds a 8,000-name watch list of suspected terror suspects, is at risk.
"The government is saying it wants to be part of the data sharing but no guarantees have been made, there is a real risk we will not be part of it at the end of 2019, and we are asking the PM to give us some answers. This data sharing is not a luxury, it is critical," Lord Condon said.


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Moon Forest Flow is run by yoga teacher, women's circle facilitator and rewilding advocate Carly.
Moon Forest Flow is the home for my yoga, nidra, nature, women's circles and menstrual cycle awareness work. Based out of a caravan in the English countryside Moon Forest Flow offers and proliferates embodied experiences of cyclical living and wildness through yoga, nature and menstrual cycle awareness.
Moon Forest Flow seeks to promote the importance of cyclical living and wildness. We retreat to the moon lodge, delve into the forest and surrender to the flow to reconnect to the simplicity of a wilder life.
- To value and honour cyclical living and wildness in all that I do
- To role model cyclical living and wildness in all areas of life and work
- To promote the rewilding of women and nature
- To offer information about and opportunities to explore cyclical living and wildness through yoga, nidra, nature, women's circles and menstrual cycle awareness
-To promote inclusivity and diversity in all that I do
- To actively work to increase the visibility of women's cyclical and reproductive lives. Moving from hiding, rejecting, ignoring and shaming to encouraging women to feel empowered, safe and proud to discuss all matters relating to their cyclical and reproductive lives openly and without judgement
- To offer, promote and proliferate a feminine and adaptive yoga practice that supports, nurtures and empowers women through all life stages and cycle phases
- To live, work and teach in a way that respects autonomy, agency and freedom of interpretation
- To live, work and teach in a way that honours and promotes the importance of rest, retreat, naps and sleep as equal in value to wakefulness, focus and productivity
- To offer spaces in which women feel fully seen, heard and held
- To empower and encourage all women to listen wholeheartedly to the voice of their inner teacher
- To empower and encourage all women to act as their own healers
- To always be willing to learn, grow and admit fault


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Capital is an important measurement of a bank's financial fortitude. It works as a bulwark against losses and affords protection for depositors when a bank is struggling financially. From a safety and soundness perspective, the higher the capital, the better.
Fremont Bank received a score of 4 out of a possible 30 points on our test to measure capital adequacy, coming in below the national average of 13.13.
One important measure of this buffer is a bank's Tier 1 capital ratio. Fremont Bank's Tier 1 capital ratio was 10.02 percent, exceeding the 6 percent level regulators consider adequate, but less than the national average of 25.65 percent. The higher the capital ratio, the better the bank will be able to stand up to financial headwinds.
Overall, Fremont Bank held equity amounting to 7.70 percent of its assets, which was lower than the national average of 12.03 percent.
This test is intended to estimate how the bank's capitalization and allocated loan loss reserves could be affected by troubled assets, such as unpaid mortgages.
Having lots of these kinds of assets could eventually force a bank to use capital to cover losses, diminishing its buffer of equity. Many of those assets are also likely to be in non-accrual status and no longer earning interest for the bank, resulting in depressed earnings and potentially more risk of a failure in the future.
Fremont Bank scored 40 out of a possible 40 points on Bankrate's asset quality test, beating out the national average of 37.49.
The percentage of problem assets a bank holds compared to its total assets is a widely used indicator of asset quality.As of December 31, 2017, 0.29 percent of Fremont Bank's loans were noncurrent -- in other words, they were more than 90 days past due or were in non-accrual status. That's below the national average of 1.01 percent.
Banks keep a reserve to handle problem assets known as an "allowance for loan and lease losses." Comparing how large that reserve is to the total amount of problematic loans can be a handy indicator when evaluating a bank's ability to manage troubled assets. Unfortunately, the FDIC did not provide information on Fremont Bank's loan loss allowance in its most recent filings.
A bank's ability to earn money affects its long-term survivability. A bank can retain its earnings, boosting its capital cushion, or put them to work addressing problematic loans, potentially making the bank better able to withstand financial shocks. Losses, on the other hand, take away from a bank's ability to do those things.
Fremont Bank beat the national average on Bankrate's test of earnings, achieving a score of 26 out of a possible 30.
Return on equity, calculated by dividing net income (profit, essentially) by total equity, is one important way to measure a bank's earnings. Fremont Bank's most recent annualized quarterly return on equity was 17.89 percent, above the national average of 8.10 percent.
For the twelve months ended December 31, 2017, the bank earned net income of $52.4 million on total equity of $306.0 million. The bank reported an annualized return on average assets, or ROA, of 1.39 percent, above the 1 percent deemed satisfactory in accordance with industry standards, and above the average for U.S. banks of 1.00 percent.
Bankrate.com's Safe & Sound Ratings provide a star rating system to evaluate the current financial status of financial institutions. The information gathered about banks, credit unions and thrifts is updated as set forth in the Terms of Use of Safe & Sound Ratings and Reports. The Safe & Sound Ratings information is grouped by categories of banks, thrifts and credit unions.
Bankrate.com evaluates the financial condition of institutions and assigns a one- to five-star rating for each with five stars representing the highest rating. Institutions with satisfactory performance will generally receive a rating of three or more stars. The majority of institutions fall into the three- to four-star range. An institution with an "NR" rating may be too new to rate or may have limited the publicly available information in their regulatory filings. The "NR" is not an indication of financial strength or weakness. The Safe & Sound rating is believed to be reliable, but the information is not guaranteed. In addition, events since the information was collected may have altered the institution's financial condition.


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As of today I have 103 registered followers of the blog and while that is no indication of actual readership, the follower population has fascinated me since I started this thing. There are a few followers in the list (as in 2) who I actually know and read regularly. I have a few reciprocal follows, as with Bibliodeviancy. I have other followers who I know read the blog (via readers that don't record visits I think, or some-such) because they regularly appear in my 'like' notifications (Christian Mihal, who spends an awful lot of time reading WordPress blogs). But these are the greater minority. The list is dominated by a huge swath of strangers or perhaps gestalt entities that follow blogs based on keywords, looking for traffic.
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Fragmentary and Fragile: Lances and History
Now that I am back home, safe in the dry company of my little library, I am in a position to attempt an answer to a question posed by a reader back on 2 November. That question involved the assertion that the lances of late Renaissance tournaments were peculiarly fragile—as in 'deliberately' fragile.
Well, when you put it that way it doesn't sound that bad.
One of the biggest problems for modern readers of medieval literature is making sense of the internal logic of human actions.


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A taste of what is inside Magma 48.
'A poem that pulsates': Ten poets choose a poem they find beautiful and say why.
Read the amazing range of choices by Polly Clark, Julia Copus, Martyn Crucefix, Maureen Duffy, Philip Gross, Jen Hadfield, Lorraine Mariner, Adam O'Riordan, Jacob Polley and Carol Rumens.
Karen Solie: Encountering Frank O'Hara.
The winner of the 2010 Griffin Award for Canada, writes about a major inspiration.
"I came to realize that the power of detail does not lie solely in what the particular details are, but also in that they are details. They spoke to my experience of the particular, how it triggers and resonates, shines with the significance of a moment."
Eavan Boland: Presiding Spirits
"I'm a lyric poet – although not a purist one because I like argument and complication – so I'm always interested in the pure lyric. Upon Julia's Clothes is a great pure lyric poem. I may take issue with Herrick's view of the body, but his achievement of it is beyond praise."
Laurie Smith: 'It was beautiful'
"I want to argue that if some poets are to rise from competence to write very good, perhaps great, poetry, they will need to be able to write beautifully. I will suggest why it has become difficult to talk about this, then sketch how we might do so again, showing how this works with poems by Frank O'Hara, Elizabeth Bishop and Michael Donaghy."
Clare Pollard reviews Howard Wright's King of Country (Blackstaff £8.99), Cheryl Follon's Dirty Looks (Bloodaxe £7.95) and Jo Shapcott's Of Mutability (Faber £12.99)
David Morley reviews Pascale Petit's What the Water Gave Me (Seren £8.99), Arlene Ang's Seeing Birds in Church is a Kind of Adieu (Cinnamon Press £7.99) and Martin Figura's Whistle (Arrowhead Press hardback £10.00)
Jane Routh reviews Tony Hoagland's Unincorporated Persons in the Late Honda Dynasty (Bloodaxe £8.95), Philip Gross's The Water Table (Bloodaxe £8.95) and Maureen Jivani's Insensible Heart (Mulfran Press £7.99)
Matt Merritt reviews David Briggs's The Method Men (Salt £12.99), Rebecca Goss's The Anatomy Of Structures (Flambard £7.50) and John Ash's In The Wake Of The Day (Carcanet £9.95)


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Legendary Air Jordan Shoes Launch Nike's Business
Michael Jordan is a legend and it applies not only to nicks in NBA statistics. Jordan is also a legend in many ways and Air Jordan is one proof of the appropriateness of the status of the legend that is in him. If Jordan is a legend that has succeeded in changing the face of… Read More »


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In a Children's Court at Welwyn on Friday, Bertie Carter, aged 8 years, the son of Augustus J. Carter, of Digswell House Lodge, was charged with setting fire to a stack of hay, the property of Mr. William Lyle, farmer, at Digswell, on August 19. The boy, through his parent, pleaded guilty. The prosecutor said he had a stack of hay standing by the side of the road, which contained about 22 tons, and he valued it at £100. He did not see it set alight, but saw some smoke coming from it and then went to it. The stack was entirely destroyed. Frederick Howe, a boy of 11 years of age, living at Digswell Cottages, said that on August 19 at 3.30 p.m. he was going to take dinner to the soldiers at the viaduct with Bertie Carter and Will Brunton. Carter said he would wait near the haystack till the witness came back. When the witness got a little way from the haystack he saw the stack on fire. He didn't know how it was set alight, but Carter was coming from the stack, and had a box of matches with him. Some rubbish had been lit a little way from the stack, but he did not see Carter light it. The Chairman recalled Mr. Lyle and asked: 'Did you see any fire near the stack?' Mr. Lyle: 'No, here was no loose straw or hay near the stack, but somebody night have pulled some out of the rick.'
P.c. Baker, of Welwyn, said on Thursday, August 19, at 4 p.m. he received a telephone message that a haystack was on fire at Digswell, and he gave the alarm to the Fire Brigade and also accompanied them to the scene. The stack was then in full flame. About 15 yards from the stack in the road he found the box of matches now produced. After making inquiries he proceeded to Digswell House Lodge, and saw Carter in the presence of his mother. The witness told her he was making inquiries about the haystack. The boy replied: 'I lit the fire with a box of matches I found, and then threw the box away. Fred Howe told me to set light to the stack. Howe had a box of matches as well, but the boy Brunton had not got any.' The witness then asked him if he had told his parents, and he replied that he did not think anything more about it. The witness did not see where a fire had been lit near the stack. The stack was intact when he got there, but it was alight all around it. The Chairman said the Bench were unanimously agreed that the boy Carter did not set the stack on fire maliciously. They therefore dismissed the case against him, but at the same time warned him, and informed him that he had had a very narrow escape.


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Many people find entering the world of photography to present a challenge when it comes to learning the do and do nots. Often it is because they are unaware where they can get good photography advice. You have come to the right place! Once you are done reading this article, you will be amazed at all of the things that you will learn.
Digital techniques can give your photographs a unique and interesting appearance. There are several options when it comes to photo software editing, however, Adobe Photoshop is usually considered the best. You can easily use a "filter" to turn them into art, just by choosing the selection you want and clicking it.
Do not let your subject get away from you! If you wait even a moment to take the perfect shot, that moment can change the whole dynamics of your subject or lighting. The faster the camera can take pictures, the better chance you have to get a good picture.
When working on snapping an excellent photo, it's best to keep your settings as simple as possible. In many cases, you can take wonderful photos without needing to tinker with all the different color and motion settings on your camera.
As you advance in your photography skills and find that it is becoming a serious endeavor for you, you will probably want to invest in a dSLR camera. SLR is short for "single lens camera." This type of camera allows you to see exactly what the camera sees as you take your shot. Digital SLRs, or DSLRs, also allow you to see the finished photo immediately so that you can determine whether the photograph was successful. It's best to have a full-frame digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera because these have the largest image sensor, and deliver photos with the greatest amount of detail.
You should always be on the lookout for photographers who inspire you. The photos taken by other people can give you ideas about the many ways there are to capture a scene.
When selecting photographs to place on display or show to an audience, limit your choices to your very best images. Avoid showing every photo you have taken of a particular subject. When people are looking at your photography, they don't want to see similar subjects over and over. Aim to show a collection of distinctly different photographs that demonstrate a wide range of your photography skills.
When preparing to shoot, you should hold your camera close to your trunk and grip it firmly on the sides and bottom. This will help create clear shots with less shaking. If you place your hands beneath the camera, you will be less likely to drop the camera.
Photographers will often focus so much on the background that the foreground is completely forgotten or an afterthought, but it makes up the bulk of the photograph and deserves a fair amount of attention. Compose the foreground so that it creates a striking frame to increase your depth of field.
Always choose your best photos to show. It is always beneficial to take multiple shots with various settings, but you do not have to show them all off, only the best ones should be shown. Do not display all of your photos or ones of the same things over and over. It might bore people if you keep showing the same photo multiple times. Look for ways to highlight different facets of your photographs as you inject each image with a fresh take.
Here is a good photo tip! Shutter speeds can make the difference between a good and bad photo, so learn more about them. Your camera actually has A,M,S and P settings. The P setting is your program mode. This automatic setting sets your aperture and shutter speed automatically. When you don't know what you'll be taking pictures of, it's best to use this mode.
Explore your camera's built-in features, or experiment with odd angles and color palettes. An original object is not needed to take a picture that is good quality. As a photographer, you know you have talent when you can take pictures of familiar objects and make them look interesting and unusual. Try different things to see what works for you.
When shooting a subject, zoom in so that they fill the whole viewfinder. There isn't anything worse than a photo where you cannot see any of the details of your subject. Make sure that the subject of your photographs get the attention they deserve.
Take notes when taking pictures. As your collection grows, it will become more and more difficult to remember the details, such as where and when you took a particular shot. Use a notepad to jot down a few notes about the pictures you take.
Think about getting together with other photographers in a club. You can also just make a photographer friend to snap pictures with. There is much to be learned from other people in this field, but make sure to maintain your own personal style. Look closely at the photographs that you took while out with another photographer, and examine how the same subject can be seen differently by different people.
Focus your shot and make sure the subject is off center. Centering photos is expected and not very unique. An off-centered shot is likely to appear more interesting in the eyes of the viewer.
There are no big secrets to becoming a great photographer. The trick is practice, and constantly looking to gain experience and knowledge. With a digital camera, you don't have to keep all of your test shots; only keep the ones that you like and will look at again later. Your proficiency will improve as you analyze your shots to see what you could have done differently if you could take the picture again.
Think about joining a photography club or go take pictures with another photographer like you. You can learn from others and pick up new ideas, but avoid letting their style take over your own. Take some pictures together of the same object, then compare how your styles differ.
When traveling, look for interesting features, monuments, and buildings to photograph. To get an idea of the picturesque local sites, visit a shop with a postcard rack. Postcards have all the photos of attractions and other interesting things that you can include in your own photos.
Don't miss out on capturing a great image because you're fumbling with your camera's settings. Do not use preset settings or your camera will use default adjustments. Know your camera well and use the settings that allow you to have the most control over your shots while still allowing you to adjust them in an easy and timely manner.
Natural lighting is a key component. Choose a time when the sun remains lower in the sky, such as the morning or the afternoon. Avoid casting shadows that may darken your photographs. The sun should be hitting just one side of your subject.
If you have to adjust to new backdrops or subjects, take lots of practice shots. No two environments are exactly the same, so practice shots can help you to adjust. Lighting can change, but feel free to take a few practice photos in between your 'serious' shots.
Read your camera's instruction manual. Often times a manual is very long and drawn out. People tend to place them at the back of drawers or they get thrown away. Rather than disposing of it, take some time and read it. The information contained within is extremely valuable and will simplify the process of taking great pictures.
Try creating a silhouette in your photo. You can even try taking silhouette photography using the sunset environment, or another beautiful setting. For example, if the subject is not as brightly lit as the background, you can produce a silhouette. You can establish artificial light in the background or position your subject before a source of light, such as a window, if you want to create a silhouette image. Just bear in mind that sometimes the outline of a body or face can highlight an unflattering feature.
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01, Machine structure
The machine is overall welded and designed using SOLID WORKS 3D programming, there is no any torsion bar which make the synchronous between two cylinders like WC67K series press brake, cnc press brake use German hydraulic valves and linear scale mounted on two sides of machine, The CNC controller reads the ram position from independent linear encoders while monitoring and adjusting the proportional valves, producing a double-closed loop system. Accuracy is further ensured by mounting the linear encoders on a C-frame connected to the bed, rather than directly on the side frames, so deflection of the side frames and pressure loads do not affect positioning.;
The Y1 and Y2 axes operate as independent double acting hydraulic systems. Both axes share the same oil supply, but the flow to the valves as well as true position(s) of the ram are entirely and separately controlled by computer command
02, Back gauge system
Customer will have many options for the backgauge, our standard back gauge is X&R, can be install X,R, Z1,Z2; X,R,Z1,Z2,X1 and X,R1,R2,Z1,Z2,X1,X2, the details as follows:
X: move forward and backward
R: move up and down
Z1,Z2: fingers can move from left to right
R1,R2: two fingers can move with different height
X1,X2: two fingers can move with different stroke
Machine model: CNC Hydraulic Press Brake
█ Standard Configurations:
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• Movable sliding front support arm with linear guide, support height adjustable
• Side and rear protection safety fence
• Removable foot pedal with emergency stop buttons
• Color and logo can be made according to your requirements
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CNC Hydraulic Press Brake
Bending Power
160 Ton
Bending Length
X back gauge stroke
R stroke
Max metal bending capacity
6mm mild steel, 10ft metal bending brakes
Distance between side frames
Y1&Y2 Stroke
Max Ram Daylight opening
Throat depth
Approach Speed
Bending Speed
Return Speed
Main motor power
Gross Weight
Approx. dimensions(L*W*H)
• Delivery time: Within 30 days after get 30% down payment in advance
• Payment term: T/T, 30% down payment in advance and balance before shipment
Main features of DELEM DA-56S 4 Axes CNC Press brakes controller
The compact DA-56S control provides easy CNC programming with the Delem 2D graphical product design tool. Machine adjustment and test bends are reduced to a minimum because of the quick and easy to use bend sequence determination tool.
The CNC program is generated with a one touch key stroke. You are ready to make the first part since all axes positions are automatically computed and the bend sequence has already been simulated on the screen with the machine and tools in real scale. In the production mode of the DA-56S the operator can graphically simulate the bend process of the product guiding him during the press brake operation.
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Memory capacity 256 MB
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Call for Riverside County suicide cleanup prices.
I do suicide cleanup alone. This means that my clients save a lot of money. I usually get the job done in less than one day; sometimes within a few hours. If a second day is needed, the original quote remains. Suicide cleanup is not an opportunity to scam suicide victims' families.
Riverside County suicide cleanup prices and services offered through this web site come with a low price and a written guarantee. I'm Eddie Evans. Besides lower cleaning prices, I have a return-upon-request guarantee. It is easier for me to offer lower suicide cleanup prices and a guarantee to return upon request than feel nagged by a sense bad faith dealings.
You see, a large percentage of Riverside County suicide cleanup companies charge prices way beyond reason, usurious prices. They take advantage of families victimized by a suicide and in turn victimize these families. They get away with usury because they do not compete in the open market; they have a guaranteed supply of suicide victims' families provided by Riverside County county employees, Riverside County coroner's employees. I have been in the suicide cleanup business for 17 years. I know.
How much are your suicide cleanup prices?
You can expect to pay $500-$1000 depending on the circumstances. However, if a suicide cleanup following injuries from a high-powered weapon, then expect to pay anywhere from $200-$400 more. The location of the suicide cleanup will influence price, too. The above prices are for Los Angeles County, Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, San Diego County, and Bakersfield. Out of state prices will reflect time and travel, but usually cost less than competitors. (Just saying this causes prices competitors suicide cleanup prices to drop.)
In any case, work does not begin until the responsible party agrees to a price; price increases for my suicide cleanup rarely occur and you would know before work begins. I prefer to go with my telephone quote in most cases than change my price. Only once in 17 years did I needed to change the price of a suicide cleanup. In that case the calling party had not seen the suicide scene. The suicide cleanup entailed extensive floor and wall damage caused by a three week decomposition.
My suicide cleanup fees are reasonable considering the thousands of dollars that my competitors charge. I charge a percentage for my business expenses and another percentage for my own profit. Overall, my profit is very low considering the exorbitant suicide cleanup fees that many competing Riverside County suicide cleanup company owners charge. Unlike competitors, suicide cleanup company owners, I do my own work. This saves you money it saves me harder.
Because I do not have employees, I do not need to worry about an employ stealing from my clients. Likewise, I do not need to pay, for medical insurance, Workmen's Compensation, Social Security;; I do not need to pay for other employee related benefits and expenses.
How much time for Riverside County suicide cleanup?
In most cases suicide cleanup by one suicide cleanup practitioner will may take 4 to 8 hours. I have completed a suicide cleanup in less than one hour. I have also taken two days to do a suicide cleanup. I always ask for a second day to clean when I know before hand that a high powered weapon was used. Whether or not I need that secondary does not matter. I like to know before hand that I have that time to clean. If I do not need the second day, fine. If I do, that is fine. The price remains the same.
(Some of my suicide cleanup competitors are known to linger on the job to "pad the invoice.)
I do not charge by time, by hours worked at suicide cleanup. I charge by the job, not the hour, then. It is a "fix the" approach to suicide cleanup. (return) Also, because I must work at suicide cleanup throughout Riverside County and other states because a corner employees cronyism, the below prices reflect local prices. For example, if I'm called to a high desert location for suicide cleanup services in the states of Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Colorado, my prices will reflect my additional expenses.
A low price and a not-to-exceed price for suicide cleanup – –
While on the telephone talking with the responsible party I clarify my Riverside County suicide cleanup prices and services, I offer a low price and a high price. The high price will involve what I call a "not-to-exceed" price; as in the past, when I offer a suicide cleanup price it will look something like the following examples:
- $500 to a not-to-exceed price of $800,
- $600 to a not to exceed price of $900.
Finally, how do you know what I'm going to charge?
When I arrive at the death scene I will quote a fixed, guaranteed price; I have lost on this policy once in 17 years. This price will be between the telephone low-price and the not-to-exceed price. So if I gave you a suicide cleanup price of $600-$900, the price will be between one of these two figures. I do not begin work until you know what the price is in fact, the "fixed price."
What makes this suicide cleanup price policy any different than any other suicide cleanup company prices?
One, I am not in any way connected to the corners employees. No no county employee will hand my telephone number to you. I will not pay a 10 percent referral fee for your business.
My Riverside County suicide cleanup customers call because of word-of-mouth referrals or they find me on the Internet.
Two, I do not begin work and then change my price.
Three, I do not cause needless damage to a building structure to invoke the homeowners insurance policy. It is often written in a policy that structural damage must occur. As a result some suicide cleanup company employees cause structural damage to justify getting at the insurance money. These employees then milk, fleece the insurance carriers.
What about the written guarantee to return for additional suicide cleanup work?
While on the telephone I did the responsible party my email address. The responsible party will email me an email. The responsible party's name, address, telephone number, and date and time for the cleaning.
Questions I ask along the telephone:
- Did the death take place in a house, condominium, apartment, hotel, motel, mobile home, recreational vehicle?
- Did the death occur on the first floor, second floor or above?
Did event take place in a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, den, hallway?
- Who is the responsible party that will make payment and let me in the building?
- What is the parking situation?
- Is the running water, electricity, and a working toilet in the building?
Time and price always depend on the amount of damage caused by soiling materials. Blood and other human effluents will come off a nonporous floor and other nonporous surfaces without undue concern. It is the blood and other debris that soiled walls, ceilings, and furnishings like beds, couches, loves eats, and carpeting that cause concern.
Then there is blood migration under refrigerators, into crevices between walls and floors, and blood soaking into drywall and wood surfaces. Blood cleanup alone can take hours for suicide cleanup depending upon the surfaces blood soils.
For example, a bathroom suicide cleanup will take less time, in most instances, than a bedroom suicide cleanup involving a shotgun or high-caliber. Most often, a bedroom suicide cleanup will involve "reducing" soiled materials from the bed, including the mattress. These blood related materials must first be cut free from the mattress and placed in proper plastic bags for disposal.
Mattress springs once soiled by blood and other effluents must be sealed; then the mattress can be taken from the room. Then the box springs must reduced of blood and other effluents. Finally, if it carpet below the mattress became soiled, and then carpet and carpet padding must be reduced of its blood content before removal. This all takes quite a bit more time than a bathroom suicide cleanup.
Also, a bathroom suicide cleanup will not involve personal items that a family may need cleaned for sentimental reasons. So when a family or other responsible party wishes to keep personal items, these items must first be cleaned, unlike impersonal bathroom materials.
Then, consider a ceiling soiled by blood and effluents. On the one hand we have a plain ceiling without acoustical covering. Such a ceiling will require scraping, scrubbing, rinsing, disinfecting, and then possibly sealing. On the other hand, an acoustical ceiling known as "popcorn" requires quite a bit of hard labor.
How do you charge for Riverside County homeowners insurance?
I need to verify the existence of a homeowners policy that will cover a suicide cleanup. Sometimes a homeowners insurance agent will call with the pertinent information. Sometimes I will need to call the Riverside County homeowners insurance company. It's usually best for family members or responsible party to call the insurance company and ask for their help. In any case, a responsible party will need to call their insurance carrier.
Once the issue of homeowners insurance coverage is settled, I can the suicide cleanup.
Incidentally, many times my entire Riverside County suicide cleanup fee will be near or at the deductible.
Many times apartment owners and management companies will prefer to pay my suicide cleanup feed rather than incur future insurance rate increases.
Do it yourself suicide cleanup - -
It makes sense to check for useful tools and chemicals before cleaning begins. Death cleanup of any type should be planned ahead. Doing so will save time and the job will be less distasteful.
It is always good to remember that while doing suicide cleanup, work patiently and try to think through what you are doing. Begin with a small area, something manageable. Do not try to do too much at one time or you may overwhelm yourself. Keep in mind, suicide cleanup becomes intense labor at times.
It may be helpful to open windows and doors.
It may be helpful to clean for 10 to 30 minutes at a time and then take breaks up to 30 minutes and more. (But, the longer blood is down, the harder to get it up.)
It may be helpful to alternate your muscle groups as you clean. This means that you clean a low area for a while, and then switch to a higher area. Work on the floor, then ceiling or walls.
It may be helpful to search the cupboards in your home for useful items and chemicals.
Useful tools and cleaning solutions for suicide cleanup in her own home.
- Dustpan, preferably metal,
- flat no shovel,
- scrub pads,
- towels that may be thrown out or if you have the stomach for it washed in a terrible hot water with bleach and cleaning solution,
- rubber gloves,
- safety glasses,
- paper mask, respirator, or a tell you can tied around her nose and mouth like trash bags.
Things to consider buying for suicide cleanup work - -
Preferably you can afford to go to Riverside County Home Depot and buy your supplies in those supplies should be something like the following, unless you already have the supplies on hand:
- Bleach, bleach, bleach,
- Flat no shovel or snow shovel and/or large metal dustpan as found at Home Depot (aluminum for about $12),
construction bags (about $17 for 25),
- simple grin, which should be used with caution because it burns the eyes which indicates it's disinfecting power ($10)
- Pine-Sol, another disinfecting cleaning solution ($10)
- floor pad, circular, available in Home Departmental departments, ask, ($9),
- rubbing alcohol to disinfect your hands, light switches, doorknobs. Call any time for information. I cannot guarantee outcomes, but I can get you started.
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Riverside County Page Menu
- How much are your suicide cleanup prices?
- How much time do you need to do the cleanup?
- How do you charge homeowners insurance?
- Do it yourself suicide cleanup information
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The national charity regulator, the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), is working with a number of drought relief charities after concerns were raised about their operations.
The Australian Charities & Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) has touched base with Rural Aid Ltd and Aussie Helpers Ltd regarding assurances that they needed regarding concerns raised by the media. There have been claims sources the influx of goods & funds that have been donated to those in need.
ACNC Commissioner, the Hon Dr Gary Johns said that the ACNC's role is to ensure charities are transparent and accountable.
"Australians have been incredibly generous and donated huge amounts of money and goods to help those affected by the drought," Commissioner Johns said.
"We have contacted two charities who are coordinating drought relief efforts to ensure donated goods and funds are being managed appropriately.
"ACNC staff have visited the operations of the charities and we are working with them to understand their work and confirm they have procedures and practices in place to manage a large number of donations they have received.
"Our enquiries are still ongoing; however, both charities have fully cooperated."
The ACNC is prevented by secrecy provisions in the ACNC Act from disclosing any further details about our enquiries or the nature of the concerns we have received. If the ACNC takes formal compliance action against a charity, this will appear on their Charity Register listing and on the ACNC website.
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I've just read and the book and really can't wait to see the film, I cried so much! But such a good story :) xxReplyDelete
oh i didn't realise there was a book.ReplyDelete
i'd quite like to read that first :) xx
Seems like such a beautiful film :) one I'd deffo cry about, but looks good :) think I'll watch that someday! xReplyDelete
I saw this trailer in the cinema last week and it ruuuuuined me. I could no way watch the whole film! Too close to home for me! xxReplyDelete
- KirstenMarch 17, 2010
Yeah, you're right Abby. We are going to see this together, mwahahaha :P But yes defo book first, it's my birthday in two weeks by the way. Love you! xxxReplyDelete
@annabella i saw the trailer in the cinema too, i was so emotional, both my mum and i were. it's quite close to us too and that's why i'm not sure i could watch it :/ xxReplyDelete
@Kirsten.. no we arn't :P If i go i'm taking a guy to see if he'll cry :P lol & i know :) we have to make cake preperations! love you xx
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Oh my, I watched this then turned to my boyfriend and said "you owe me a girl film and I've found it" heheReplyDelete
Oh this looks teary, a good cry can do you wonders though lol
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i just got my dad to sit through the trailer with me, fullscreen.. and i think he welled up a little too :) we can't wait to see it.ReplyDelete
I now have the book too!! started reading it yesterday :):)
@Kirsty.. that's brilliant!! haha i actually think he'd probably enjoy it :)


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From School to Space with Northrop Grumman
On the evening of May 15, IHADLA's CEO and Executive Director, Pamela Miller, had the privilege of addressing 50 members of the Northrop Grumman Management Club. The club was extremely generous as they hosted us at the event and allowed us to share our mission with the group. We were also able to hear from […]Read More
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Prepping for the Future: ViaCommunity Day 2018
A big thank you to our friends at Viacom for spending time with our Junior and Senior Dreamer scholars showing them how to write a resume and cover letter! On April 20, the students got to sit down with Viacom's professional to discuss what goes into a resume and how to craft it so it […]Read More
Music to Their Ears
On April 6, 2018 our Boyle Heights 5th Grade Dreamer Scholars had the opportunity to hear from traveling music students from the Bosque School in Albuquerque, New Mexico. These students were in town to perform at events around Los Angeles, and they found time to stop by the school and talk to our students about […]Read More
TechStyle Fashion Group Hosts STEAM Education Event for IHADLA Dreamer scholars
A key focus of the "I Have A Dream" Foundation – Los Angeles (IHADLA) program is STEAM education. The STEAM field combines STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) with art and design, and STEAM skills have become critically important for students to learn as workplaces become increasingly reliant on technology and software. Through enrichment trips, […]Read More
IHADLA Dreamer scholars Go On STEM Enrichment Trip in Bay Area Thanks to LA Clippers Foundation
The "I Have A Dream" Foundation – Los Angeles (IHADLA) is extremely grateful for the support of the Los Angeles Clippers and the LA Clippers Foundation. Thanks to their generous community outreach, several of our students (whom we affectionately call our "Dreamer scholars") recently had the opportunity to go on an activity-packed enrichment trip to […]Read More
Philanthropist and Former Entertainment Pro Pamela Miller to Helm "I Have A Dream" Foundation – Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES, CA – Pamela Miller has been tapped to lead the "I Have A Dream" Foundation – Los Angeles (IHADLA). In her role as Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of IHADLA, Ms. Miller, a former entertainment industry executive who, for more than 20 years, held senior-level business and legal affairs positions at ABC, […]Read More
Volunteer Day 2017 at Westchester Villa Retirement Home in Inglewood
During the holiday season, the "I Have A Dream" Foundation – Los Angeles (IHADLA) strives to spread holiday cheer among its students and their communities. We hold several holiday events during which our Dreamers celebrate and receive gifts, but during this time we also seek to show our Dreamers the power of giving back through […]Read More
Our Boyle Heights Elementary School Students Learned about Balance in STEAM Club
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2017 "I Have A Dream" Foundation – Los Angeles Holiday Toy Drive
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How Does Your Guerrilla Garden Grow?
Guerrilla gardeners can strike both public and private land with varying degrees of success. In some cases, private owners enjoy the free improvements made on their property. Others protest because of issues pertaining to liability or basic private property rights -- the land might be an ugly blight, but it's their ugly blight. If, for whatever reason, private owners take offense to your handiwork, they usually have the law on their side, and it's sayonara seedlings.
When it comes to public land, the story changes somewhat. In some places there are laws against planting on public property; in some places there aren't. Some police officers, lawmakers and city workers take a hard line approach against guerrilla gardening, while others accept the logic that a lush planting on what was previously a scrappy patch of public land isn't such a bad deal. It's hard to argue with the idea of free flowers and free labor. With funds for landscaping often lacking in city budgets, many guerrilla gardeners are eager to fill the gap, while at the same time sharing their artistic talents and imaginative flair with the community.
A guerrilla garden can even become validated and sanctioned. What begins as an effort to beautify land sans the red tape, transforms into a permissible activity. Less covert ops perhaps, but the hours are usually better. On the other hand, you might end up with your hands full trying to save your guerrilla garden from the mower. Many of these warriors against weeds have seen the fruits of their labor trampled by the likes of unappreciative citizens or callous companies. Food gardens often cause the most complaints, as the issue of accountability comes into play if anyone becomes sick after eating tainted fruits and veggies.
So how do you know if that pretty new patch of flowers you recently noticed on your drive to work is the opus of a local guerrilla gardener? The best way to find out is to go online and check out the forums for troops in your area. If you live in a major city, chances are good some local guerrillas are already in operation. And even if you have to pioneer operations for your city or town, it's likely others won't be long to follow.
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More Great Links
- American Community Gardening Association Web site. (10/6/2008) http://www.communitygarden.org/index.php
- Bellamy, Andrea. "How to make seedballs." Heavy Petal blog. 3/13/2007. (10/6/2008) http://heavypetal.ca/archives/2007/03/how-to-make-seedballs/
- Brooks, Steve; Marten, Gerry; Suutari, Amanda; Marten, Ann. "Green Guerrillas: New York City's Community Gardens." The EcoTipping Points Project. (10/6/2008) http://www.ecotippingpoints.org/ETP-Stories/indepth/newyorkgarden.html
- Christy, Liz. "A History of New York City Open Spaces." Liz Christy Community Garden. (10/6/2008) http://www.lizchristygarden.org/lcbh_files/liz%20christy.htm
- Davis, Laura. "Guerrilla Gardeners Dig in to Beautify Los Angeles." Associated Press. ABC News. 7/4/2008. (10/6/2008) http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=5310063
- "Earth Tones: Growin' Guerrilla Style." Etsy. 5/9/2008. (10/6/2008) http://www.etsy.com/storque/craftivism/earth-tones-growin-guerrilla-style-1776/
- Farrar, Laura. "Guerrilla gardeners green their city on secret moonlit missions." CNN. 6/20/2008. (10/6/2008) http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/06/20/guerr.garden/index.html#cnnSTCPhoto
- Green Guerrillas Web site. (10/6/2008) http://www.greenguerrillas.org/index.php
- Green, Matthew. "Guerrilla gardeners: When push comes to shovel." San Francisco Chronicle. 3/29/2008. (10/6/2008) http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/03/29/HOPOVBK0B.DTL
- Green Thumb Web site. (10/6/2008) http://www.greenthumbnyc.org/
- GuerrillaGardening.org Web site. (10/6/2008) http://www.guerrillagardening.org/index.html
- "Guerrilla Gardening: Seed Bombs." FunTimeHappyGardenExplosion blog. 8/24/2007. (10/6/2008) http://funtimehappygardenexplosion.blogspot.com/2007/08/ guerilla-gardening-seed-bombs.html
- Horton, Jennifer. "How to Start a Community Garden." HowStuffWorks.com. 4/30/2008. (10/6/2008) https://home.howstuffworks.com/community-garden.htm/
- Korn, Larry. "Masanobu Fukuoka's Natural Farming and Permaculture." International Institute for Ecological Agriculture. 2/12/2007. (10/6/2008) http://www.permaculture.com/drupal/node/140
- Lamb, Robert. "How Permaculture Works." HowStuffWorks.com. 6/16/2008. (10/6/2008) https://science.howstuffworks.com/permaculture.htm/
- Liz Christy Community Garden Web site. (10/6/2008) http://www.lizchristygarden.org/
- Los Angeles Guerrilla Gardening Web site. (10/6/2008) http://www.laguerrillagardening.org/
- Mooallem, Jon. "Guerrilla Gardening." The New York Times. 6/8/2008. (10/6/2008) http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/08/magazine/08guerrilla-t.html?pagewanted=1&ref=magazine
- Permaculture Institute Web site. (10/6/2008) http://www.permaculture.org/nm/index.php/site/index/
- Robinson, Joe. "Guerrilla gardener movement takes root in L.A. area." Los Angeles Times. 6/29/2008. (10/6/2008) http://www.latimes.com/features/home/la-hm-guerrilla29-2008may29,0,2094982.story
- SocialGuerrillaGardening.org Web site. (10/6/2008) http://socalguerrillagardening.org/
- Zanetti, Olly. "Guerrilla Gardening: Geographers and Gardeners, Actors and Networks: Reconsidering Urban Public Space." 9/17/2007. (10/7/2008) http://www.guerrillagardening.org/books/ZanettiGG.pdf


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Police, Fox News, Rudy Giuliani Criticize Beyoncé's 'Anti-Cop' Super Bowl Performance
As previously reported, the video finds Beyoncé crouched on top of half-submerged New Orleans cop car — an allusion to Hurricane Katrina — and makes reference to police brutality and #BLACKLIVESMATTER, with a graffiti message shown at one point during the video reading "STOP SHOOTING US."
As for yesterday's halftime performance at Super Bowl 50 in San Francisco, Bey's backup dancers were paying homage to the Black Panther Party's own 50th anniversary with their beret-topped outfits. The dancers had also posed for a photo, raising fists and a sign reading "Justice 4 Mario Woods," referencing a 26-year-old man shot and killed by San Francisco police late last year, following an alleged stabbing.
Beyonce's dancers paid tribute to #MarioWoods, black man killed by San Francisco police. #SB50 #BlackLives pic.twitter.com/m2Pl9i5qKL
— Jamilah King (@jamilahking) February 8, 2016
Beyoncés dancers in black berets at #SB50 paying homage to the Black Panthers 50 years after their #formation in '66 pic.twitter.com/YXpzBkkm6s — The Dream Defenders (@Dreamdefenders) February 8, 2016
Speaking on this morning's (February 8) episode of Fox & Friends, Giuliani called the performance "ridiculous," further describing it as "a bunch of people bouncing around and strange things."
Speaking with the hosts, he questioned the motives of Beyoncé's new single and the halftime performance, criticizing the singer for using the latter as a "platform to attack police officers" in front of a "Middle America" crowd.
"This is football, not Hollywood, and I thought it was really outrageous that she used it as a platform to attack police officers, who are the people that protect her and protect us and keep us alive," he said. "And what we should be doing in the African-American community, and in all communities, is build up respect for police officers. And focus on the fact that, when something does go wrong, OK, we'll work on that. But the vast majority of police officers risk their lives to keep us safe…"
He added that Beyoncé was "taking advantage" of the situation, explaining: "You're talking to Middle America when you have the Super Bowl. So you can have entertainment. Let's have decent, wholesome entertainment and not use it as a platform to attack the people who risk their lives to save us."
FOX host Brian Kilmeade also criticized the performance and "Formation," saying, "And the song, the lyrics, which I couldn't make out a syllable, were basically telling cops to stop shooting blacks!"
Elsewhere, the Washington Examiner [via RawStory] reports that a Super Bowl party at DC's J.W. Marriott by the National Sheriffs' Association turned off Beyoncé's performance in protest. Illinois police support organization Chicago Code BLUE also protested "Formation" with a Facebook post titled "Boycott The 2016 Super Bowl Anti-Police Halftime show."
Beyoncé has not responded to the critics. You can watch the "Formation" video down below. Her "Formation World Tour" begins in April.


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An article from UNESCO
The Second International Conference on Youth Volunteering and Dialogue: Preventing Violent Extremism and Strengthening Social Inclusion, was held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris between 24 and 27 September. The conference, organized in partnership with UNESCO Beirut, aims at fostering the vital values of solidarity, empathy, critical thinking, social engagement and meaningful civic participation.
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The Conference focuses on four thematic areas:
• Refugees and Migration: Youth volunteers spearheading inclusion
• The importance of intercultural education
• The role of the media and social media in constructing positive dialogue
• Youth engagement with cultural heritage and the arts.
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Islamic extremism, how should it be opposed?.
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More than a hundred youth volunteers from around the world participated in the conference, representing the UNESCO Global Citizenship Youth Network in the Arab States, the Scouts Movement, and the United Nations Volunteers. The participants exchanged meaningful dialogue on each other's work on social entrepreneurship and civic engagement, and participated in organized workshops related to the thematic areas. In addition, they also participated techniques workshop on the Human Library, Drama Therapy and Sports against Violence, featured by experts in the field. At the final stage of the conference, the youth participants presented their pitches for their future commitments and initiatives that are in line with the purposes of the conference.
The conference also presented an award ceremony for the winners of the UNESCO "if I were" Global Youth Contest. The contest was launched on social media in Arabic, English, French and Spanish and was open from 24 February to 12 March 2017. UNESCO received 837 submissions, from 117 countries around the world. The contest allowed participants to have the opportunity to imagine themselves in someone else's shoes: they could choose to be anyone with a simple camera. Ten contestants from different countries made the final list. The initiative is part of the King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz International Programme for a Culture of Peace and Dialogue, funded by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. UNESCO Headquarters and UNESCO Regional Office in Beirut implemented the initiative in collaboration with the King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue (KACND).
The initiative is rooted in the International Decade for the Rapprochement of Cultures (2013-2022) for which UNESCO has been designated lead agency by the United Nations General Assembly. It also contributes to UNESCO's operational strategy on youth 2014-2021, recognizing "youth as equal partners and actors for development and peace", in line with the social, ethical and humanitarian engagement in the promotion of volunteering undertaken by the Government of Saudi Arabia.


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