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Fall Out Boy's "Mania" was released on Jan. 19 2018, and is their first drop since their 2015 album, "American Beauty/American Psycho." Photo by Mo Wood.
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Fall Out Boy is a staple of our generation. I remember dancing to "Thnks Fr th Mmrs" at ten years old, playing "This ain't a scene, It's an arms race" as loud as my iPod would allow, dancing like fools with my friends to "Phoenix," "Uma Thurman," "My songs know what you did in the dark" and every song by the pop-punk sensation available.
Their latest LP, "Mania," gives fans good reason to be excited. The LP features a mix of pop and punk beats and a few reggae too. Songs like "Wilson (Expensive Mistakes)" mixes a slow steady beat with more punk lyrics, the chorus being "I'll stop wearing black when they make a darker color." It is very reminiscent of their roots and easily one of my favorites from this drop.
"Hold me tight or don't" is another really great song upbeat love song from the drop. It mixes pop elements, whistling and cool percussive beats and vocalizations with catchy lyrics "I take too many hits off this memory… this isn't how our story ends, so hold me tight or don't." The kind of 'drunk on your love' song is common but only a few people can do it right, and Fall out Boy is definitely up there with greats like "Nicotine" by Panic! At the Disco, though it has a very different but equally exciting feel from Panic's song.
My other favorites are "Young and menace." This track will definitely be the foundation of many remixes. It has a funky techno chorus that is so popular right now that makes me want to dance. "The Last of the Real Ones" is such a cool song, it blends a romantic feel with a space aesthetic "I am a collapsing star, I was just an only child of the universe, you are the sun and I am just the planets spinning around you," that is so much more impactful than any copycat romance song playing on the radio.
The rest of the LP was disappointing. "Sunshine Riptide" had a lot of potential, featuring a Nigerian reggae singer, Burna Boy. This was a surprisingly nice mix of the two styles, but Burna's verse was so small and the song would have benefitted from more of him.
"Champion" is an uplifting song "If I can live through this I can do anything." It is reminiscent of their last album. The rest of the songs, "Bishop Knife Trick," "Church" and "Heaven's Gate" all did not make a lot of sense and just felt off, like FOB needed one more song and they just threw one together at the last minute.
Overall, this LP was really interesting. There has been a definite growth in the band's style and if they are going to continue putting out more bangers like this, they will continue to be a staple of our generation. The album is available on Spotify or for purchase through the Play Store or iTunes.


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Hugh Wilson Scott (18 December 1927 – 17 April 2018) was an Irish first-class cricketer.

Scott was born at Belfast and educated in the city at Belfast Technical High School. Playing club cricket for Cliftonville in Belfast, Scott made a single appearance in first-class cricket for Ireland against Scotland in 1958 at Alloway. Wilson wasn't required to bat in the match and bowled five wicket-less overs of medium pace. He also played three minor matches for Ireland in 1958; playing once against Worcestershire and twice against the touring New Zealanders. Following Cliftonville's league relegation at the end of the 1950s, Scott joined Woodvale. Outside of cricket he worked as an accounts manager. He died at Belfast in April 2018.

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Exploring Umred – A Tiger Safari In India by Roxanne Bamboat.
When you think of a tiger safari in India, jungles like Kanha, Pench, Bandhavgadh or Ranthambore. The big jungles that have a loyal fan following and eager safari enthusiasts voraciously recommending them. What most people don't realise is that India has nearly 50 tiger reserves and is possibly the best country in the world to spot a big cat. With everyone flocking to the 10 most popular reserves, it's the smaller parks that get left behind but are equally stunning and home to big cats as well.
Last minute planning in the peak of what is commonly called Tiger Season meant the safaris to Ranthambore, Kanha and a few other parks were all booked out. Still adamant that I go back to the jungle I ended up booking a trip to one of the newer tiger reserves in the state of Maharashtra. I ended up having a fantastic time, explored a new jungle, learnt more about the wild, saw some birds I hadn't seen before and ended up with the most beautiful leopard sightings which truth be told is extremely rare. Tigers tend to have their own marked territory so the guides have a sense of where a specific tiger or tigress might roam. With leopards they're incredibly elusive and to spot them is difficult.
I ended up playing a game of hide and seek with two different tigresses in Umred, was teased with plenty pug marks and alarm calls ( distress sounds other animals give out to suggest danger ) but to no avail. Some times, lady luck is just not on your side. I'm not complaining though, Umred turned out to be a delight full of Indian Bison ( Gaur ) Sambar and Spotted Deer, Four Horned Antelope, White Eyed Honey Buzzards, Oriental Honey Buzzards, Paradise Fly Catcher, Wild Boards, Blue Bull ( Neel Gai ), Owls, Eagles and so many more.
If you're looking to explore new and slightly uncharted territory then a trip to Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary is highly recommended. Despite being relatively new compared to the others (was opened to public in 2012 ) it hasn't flourished with hotels and resorts or tourists the way other parks have but is slowly picking up steam due to the more frequent tiger sightings and the cubs that are slowly starting to walk about and be seen.
How to Get There – Umred is a convenient jungle to visit, it is approximately 60 kms away from Nagpur city so you fly into Nagpur and then drive about an hour away to the jungle. There are daily flights from Nagpur to most cities in India specially the metros and it's actually the tiger hub of India. Umred Karhandla Sanctuary is also connected via villages to Tadoba Andhari National Park which is about 50 kms away as well as Pench National Park and Nagzira.
Which Gate To Enter From – There are two gates from which you enter the forrest. The most popular is Karhandla and the other is Pauni. Depending on the booking you get for whichever gate you choose, it makes sense to pick a hotel that side. The distance from one gate to the other is approximately an hour away by car. Both gates give you access to different parts of the jungle and you can not cover both sides in one single safari.
Where To Stay – Since Umred is still not as popular as other parks, accommodation here is basic and not anything luxurious. My bookings were for Karhandla Gate so I ended up at a hotel which was not even a 100 meters from the gate. It was extremely convenient. The hotel was Royal Karhandla Resort. It is a new property and had a lovely garden and play area for children. The rooms were big enough, comfortable with clean bathrooms and running hot water. The air conditioning worked well and most importantly the staff was extremely helpful. Food like at most resorts is Indian local fare. Dal, Rice, Roti, Vegetables, Paneer, Basic salad ( tomato carrot cucumber ) and one chicken dish. Tasty and satisfying.
Ideal Time To Visit – The park is shut for the monsoon season and operates from October – June. I went in the peak of summer and couldn't handle 45 degrees of heat. I would suggest the winter months so Nov – Feb or even early March. October, April and May are exceedingly hot and it becomes unbearable.
What to Expect from Umred – The best advice I can give you is to not compare it to larger parks like Tadoba or Kanha because it is much smaller and very different. The animals, birds and reptiles are all the same ( for the most part ) in all the jungles it really is all about how lucky you are at the time you go. Despite me not being able to spot a tiger, my guide told me of instances when people saw 4 tigers at a time in Umred. Go with no expectations to just enjoy a jungle and the jungle will most certainly reward you.
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It's been a busy couple of weeks for me. Some of you may be aware that I've been doing some talks on working in the music industry for BASCA (British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors).
Well, last week I was invited over to Bristol to BIMM to do just that! They're a lovely talented bunch of students who were a pleasure to meet. It was also a chance to catch up with Will Farquharson from Bastille. How do I know Will? Well, Will and I used to play in a corporate band many moons ago. We have many stories of drunken stage invasions, dodgy vans and precarious situations. Those were the days eh?
Ive got a few more of these coming up with UK Music & BASCA at ACM Guildford and LIPA, Liverpool. I'm looking forward to meeting everyone and sharing stories.


Morocco plans to highlight the lack of necessary travel and it's 'sweet spot' of time zones for broadcasters as part of its 2026 World Cup bid.
Instead of trying to exploit Donald Trump's unpopularity around the world, Morocco is working to distance itself from allegations of corruption as the African country goes head-to-head with North America to host the 2026 World Cup.
Any attempt to drag American presidential politics into the soccer campaign could be dangerous territory for the north African bidders. Morocco is saddled by its own baggage: bribery accusations against past World Cup bids that were leveled by U.S. prosecutors in the sprawling investigation into soccer corruption.
Those accused implicated in the alleged Moroccan vote-buying plot are yet to stand trial, and the 2026 bid team does not want to be held responsible for any unproven misdeeds in the past.
''We do not have anything to do with the past as Morocco,'' 2026 bid chief executive Hicham El Amrani said in an interview with The Associated Press.
Morocco has only just launched its campaign, blocking the unimpeded path to victory envisaged by the joint bid from the United States, Canada and Mexico for the first World Cup that jumps from 32 to 48 teams.
The U.S., which is the dominant partner with 60 of 80 games, has acknowledged the bid could be weighed down by negative global perceptions about the country. During his first year in the White House, Trump has faced international criticism for disparaging countries, including denigrating the African continent in a recent private outburst.
While Trump won't be in office in 2026, the vote is in June. And for the first time, a winning World Cup bid requires the backing of the majority of the world. Rather than a select group of around 20 FIFA executives voting, all 211 soccer nations cast a ballot.
''I will leave up to voters to decide what they think - our focus is on our bid,'' El Amrani said when asked about Trump. ''I won't make comments about the leadership here and there.
Instead, Morocco believes it has a positive case to pitch to voters to counter North America's assertion that it is the ''risk averse'' option that can replenish the shortfalls in the FIFA finances after sponsors fled during corruption scandals.
A proposition that is attractive to television viewers as well as fans and players on the ground, according to El Amrani, who was previously general secretary at the Confederation of African Football.
While the North American bid covers a trio of time zones and nations, no multi-hour flights would be required between venues in Morocco.
FIFA will earn $300 million more from the North American broadcasters if the 2026 World Cup is played in the region under the terms of contracts negotiated to stave off legal action for shifting the dates of the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
Morocco is predicting any shortfall could be filled because Morocco is on Greenwich Mean Time, making games would be more accessible for television viewers, particularly in lucrative European market.
Morocco will propose 14 potential venues when the bid book is delivered in March, expanding some stadiums with modular designs that can be downsized. El Amrani declined at this stage to forecast the cost of stadium construction, preparing training grounds and securing the nation for the biggest event in its history.


Mitra Innovation is a fast-growing UK based technology solutions provider specializing in digital transformation, cloud enablement, and software development, with a powerful engineering branch in Sri Lanka. They are the first UK based company to be named a WS02 Premier Certified Partner, with many successful projects under their belt, globally—And they position 'employee development' at the top of their strategic and succession plans.
"Public speaking is the #1 career-long skill you need," says D. J Rana, Marketing, Mitra Innovation. "It's not to say that you need to be skilled like a TED Talks presenter. The takeaway is that there's no one correct way to give a speech. It's about trying to do well; and remembering that your audience (whether its 5 people or 5000) is there to learn, not to see a flawless performance; and You being able to communicate and collaborate efficiently as a team, and work together towards a common goal. That is the purpose and what ultimately defines your success."
"Our culture is about empowering people through growth and learning opportunities. The happier and more professionally fulfilled our employees are, the more productive and successful our company is," says Ashok Suppiah, Founding CEO of Mitra Innovation. "Progressive minded employees have expectations of advancement when they start at a new company, and it's important to develop a culture that enables them to grow in their profession."
Many global companies disregard placing such a high relevance for technology professionals. However, success ultimately lies in the hands of Management Teams who understand the benefit of nurturing employees who show high potential, and who are strategic about creating opportunities for them to develop and sharpen their communication and leadership skills.


The word qawali is derived from the Arabic word Qaul which means ''axion '' or ''dictum''. A qawal is one who sings qawali. Qawali is closely linked to the spiritual and artistic life of Northern India and Pakistan. Traditionally performed at Sufi Shrines and gatherings for the purpose of spiritual uplifting, more commonly known as sema,this beautiful artform is now more widespread becoming extremely popular across a wide range of audiences. Typically , a qawali group consists of 1 or 2 leading vocalist, harmoniums ,percussionists ( tabla, dholak ) , backing vocalists/clappers (chorus singers). An emensely powerful spiritual music which has the captivated audiences for over 8 centuries.
Salim Sabri a leading internationally known Sufi Singer . Salim is the student of the highly acclaimed and world famous Late Haji Maqbool Ahmed Sabri (Sabri brothers). He started his singing career at the age of 12. Coming from a musical/Sufi background, the art of Qawwali was inherited by Salim from his maternal uncle who is an established Qawwali singer in India.
Whilst on his first visit to India in 1977, he experienced his first live Qawwali concert in which his uncle was performing. Instantly Salim was drawn to this spiritual music and decided to take this passion further. On his return to the UK he was fortunate to learn that the legendary Sabri Brothers were on tour and grasped the opportunity to become the Shaghirdh (Student), of Haji Maqbool Ahmed Sabri one of the Brothers. This enabled him to further his knowledge over the next few years in the art of Qawwali from the undisputed masters of the art form.
Salim has also been fortunate to have met great artists such as Ustaadh Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Panditravishanker, Late Ustaadh Mehdi Hassan Khan etc, which also enabled him to further his knowledge. Salim is also Shaghird of Late Ustaadh Latafat Hussain Khan (Rampur Gharana) and Ustaadh Johar Ali Khan (Patiala Gharana) The Great Violin Maestro of India.


COSTA Coffee has introduced new dairy-free milk alternative to its menu.
The introduction of coconut milk comes as customer demand for alternatives to cow milk increase.
Costa will now offer a Coconut Flat White and a Coconut Mocha, which will be available for £2.95. Additionally, coconut milk will be available in Costa's core range of drinks, including the Cappuccino, White Americano and Cortado, for an additional 45p.
All the new products will be available at Costa stores across the UK from today.


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July 2015 Releases
Campus Construction Update for Aug 2-8
July 31, 2015 — These are among the construction activities scheduled Aug. 2-8 at the University of Wyoming:
Environmental Governance and Management Topic of AMK Ranch Talk Aug. 6
July 31, 2015 — Leaders and laggards in environmental governance and management are the topics of discussion during the weekly Harlow Summer Seminars Thursday, Aug. 6, at the University of Wyoming-National Park Service (UW-NPS) Research Center. The center is located at the AMK Ranch in Grand Teton National Park.
Ten Sleep Student Plans Health Care Career
July 31, 2015 — Naomi Zizzo, of Ten Sleep, came to a University of Wyoming health care career camp with thoughts of becoming an ophthalmologist, and she left camp knowing there are many other medical career opportunities to explore.
University of Wyoming Calendar for Aug. 3-9
July 31, 2015 — These are among the activities scheduled Aug. 3-9 at the University of Wyoming:
UW to Receive Research Funding in Science Collaboration with National Water Center
July 31, 2015 — The University of Wyoming will receive research and development funding from the National Water Center in exchange for the center harnessing a UW researcher's water management model -- technology deemed vital to improving national weather and flood forecasting.
Explore the Moon, Sun and Planet Uranus During August Planetarium Shows
July 30, 2015 — During August, visitors to the Harry C. Vaughan University of Wyoming Planetarium will have the opportunity to explore the sun and the moon; discover more about the planet Uranus; learn the history of astronomy; and even make ice cream from liquid nitrogen.
Health Care is a Viable Career Option for Rock Springs Students
July 30, 2015 — Influenced by their experiences at a recent camp at the University of Wyoming, seven high school students from Rock Springs are seriously considering careers in the health care field.
Gillette Student is National GEAR UP Youth of the Year
July 29, 2015 — A Gillette student participating in a University of Wyoming college preparatory program has been selected as the National Council for Community and Education Partnerships (NCCEP) GEAR UP Youth of the Year.
Leadership Wyoming Class to Hold Orientation Session at UW
July 29, 2015 — Forty-seven residents representing 18 Wyoming communities are members of the 16th Leadership Wyoming class.
Local Indie Rock Band to Perform Concert at UW Aug. 5
July 29, 2015 — Harriman Exit, a local indie rock band, will perform as part of the University of Wyoming Summer Programs concert series Wednesday, Aug. 5, from 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. on Simpson Plaza. The event is free and open to the public.
Lovell Student Explores Health Care Options
July 29, 2015 — Lovell student Moriagh Reynosa has a clear view of what it takes to have a career in the health care field after attending the recent Wyoming Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Health Care Careers Summer Camp at the University of Wyoming.
Douglas Student Explores Health Care Career Options
July 28, 2015 — Douglas student Bailey Kane's ambition for a career in health care was reinforced when she attended the recent Wyoming Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Health Care Careers Summer Camp at the University of Wyoming.
Final Week to View Two Wyoming Exhibitions at the UW Art Museum
July 28, 2015 — The final day to see two University of Wyoming Art Museum exhibitions highlighting art about Wyoming and by Wyoming artists is Saturday, Aug. 1.
Popular UW Saturday U Program Aug. 8 in Sheridan
July 28, 2015 — A summer session of Saturday U, the University of Wyoming's popular free one-day college education program, comes to Sheridan Saturday, Aug. 8.
Lori Phillips Named Interim Dean of UW Libraries
July 27, 2015 — Lori Phillips has been named interim dean of University of Wyoming Libraries through June 30, 2016.
McNair Scholars Present Summer Research Projects at UW July 29
July 27, 2015 — Students will present their summer research projects during the University of Wyoming's 23rd annual McNair Scholars Research Symposium Wednesday, July 29, in the Wyoming Union Family Room.
Michele Peck is UW Staff Employee of the Quarter
July 27, 2015 — Michele Peck's remarkable efficiency, reliability and attention to detail, and the phenomenal quality and integrity of her performance, have earned her the University of Wyoming's Staff Employee of the Second Quarter award.
UW Extension Educator Receives National Achievement Honor
July 27, 2015 — A University of Wyoming Extension educator serving the Big Horn Basin and Wind River Reservation has received the Achievement Award from the National Association of County Agricultural Agents.
UW Study Demonstrates Benefits of Pairing Wyoming and California Wind
July 27, 2015 — A new University of Wyoming study further demonstrates that combining the strengths of Wyoming wind with California wind and solar will reduce the intermittency of renewable energy and smooth the power supply -- leading to benefits for utilities and energy consumers alike.
UW Trustees Approve Contract with Search Consultant
July 27, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has selected a consulting firm to assist with the search for a new UW president, setting the stage for a focused and aggressive effort to recruit a new leader for the university.
Campus Construction Update for July 26-Aug. 1
July 24, 2015 — These are among the construction activities scheduled July 26-Aug. 1 at the University of Wyoming:
How Carnivore Species Solve Problems Topic of AMK Ranch Talk July 30
July 24, 2015 — Do different carnivore species have the ability to solve problems? That's the topic of discussion during the weekly Harlow Summer Seminars Thursday, July 30, at the University of Wyoming-National Park Service (UW-NPS) Research Center. The center is located at the AMK Ranch in Grand Teton National Park.
University of Wyoming Calendar for July 27-Aug. 2
July 24, 2015 — These are among the activities scheduled July 27-Aug. 2 at the University of Wyoming:
UW Launches Independent Program in Creative Writing
July 24, 2015 — An independent Creative Writing Program will be launched this fall within the University of Wyoming College of Arts and Sciences.
UW Trustees Plan Monday Teleconference Meeting
July 24, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has scheduled a special meeting Monday, July 27, at 4 p.m. via teleconference.
Wyoming Business Tips for Aug. 9-15
July 24, 2015 — A weekly look at Wyoming business questions from the Wyoming Small Business Development Center (WSBDC), part of WyomingEntrepreneur.Biz, a collection of business assistance programs at the University of Wyoming.
Electronic Funk Band to Perform Concert at UW July 29
July 22, 2015 — Skydyed, an electronic funk band, will perform as part of the University of Wyoming Summer Programs concert series Wednesday, July 29, from 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. on Simpson Plaza. The event is free and open to the public.
UW Online Nursing Program Ranked Among Nation's Best
July 22, 2015 — The University of Wyoming's Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing program was rated 23rd among the top 50 affordable online Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree programs nationwide, according to Value Colleges rankings.
UW Religion Today: A Tale of Two Tours
July 22, 2015 — Important religious buildings, such as synagogues, mosques, temples or cathedrals, derive their significance from their members' activities in the building. Believers may gather there for worship; they may make personal pilgrimages to it; they may believe that their god dwells there. In other words, the building's fame and attraction comes from its role as a place of religious activity for its religion's adherents.
Federal Grant Will Strengthen Geriatric Care in Wyoming
July 21, 2015 — A $2.5 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration to the University of Wyoming will strengthen geriatric care and training throughout Wyoming.
UW Moves Toward Finance System Overhaul
July 21, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has taken the initial step toward a major update of the university's financial accounting and reporting systems.
Mathematics Group Honors UW's Niu
July 20, 2015 — The Canadian Operator Theory Symposium (COSy) recently presented its Israel Halperin Award to Zhuang Niu, an assistant professor in the University of Wyoming Department of Mathematics.
U.S. and French Predator Compensation Policies Study Top Research Story
July 20, 2015 — A story about predator compensation policies in the United States and France was voted the top article in "Reflections," the research magazine of the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Campus Construction Update for July 19-25
July 17, 2015 — These are among the construction activities scheduled July 19-25 at the University of Wyoming:
Magma Discovery in Yellowstone Topic of AMK Ranch Talk July 23
July 17, 2015 — Yellowstone National Park's volcanic and tectonic history is the topic of discussion during the weekly Harlow Summer Seminars Thursday, July 23, at the University of Wyoming-National Park Service (UW-NPS) Research Center. The center is located at the AMK Ranch in Grand Teton National Park.
University of Wyoming Calendar for July 20-26
July 17, 2015 — These are among the activities scheduled July 20-26 at the University of Wyoming:
UW's WyCEHG Receives Major Research Instrumentation Award
July 17, 2015 — The University of Wyoming will soon receive a new piece of equipment that will more accurately measure aquifer levels in the ground.
Wyoming Business Tips for Aug. 2-8
Polar Bears Experience Limited Energy Savings in Summer, New Study Finds
July 16, 2015 — Polar bears are unlikely to physiologically compensate for extended food deprivation associated with the ongoing loss of sea ice, according to one-of-its-kind research conducted by University of Wyoming scientists and others, and published today in the journal Science.
UW Summer Programs Offers Trip to Water World
July 16, 2015 — Tickets will go on sale to University of Wyoming students beginning Monday, July 20, for a UW Summer Programs-sponsored trip to Water World in Denver Monday, Aug. 3. Public ticket sales will begin Tuesday, July 21.
Indie Rock, Folk Musicians to Perform at UW July 22
July 15, 2015 — Two indie rock/folk musicians will perform as part of the University of Wyoming Summer Programs concert series Wednesday, July 22, from 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. on Simpson Plaza. The event is free and open to the public.
Latest Four Supercomputer Projects Have Direct Application to Wyoming Issues
July 15, 2015 — Four projects that have applications to Wyoming issues -- including wind farm efficiency, aerosol impacts from wildfires, and water storage -- recently were chosen to receive computational time and storage space on the supercomputer in Cheyenne.
UW Trustees Approve Presidential Search Committees
July 15, 2015 — Two committees composed of University of Wyoming trustees, students, faculty and staff members, and UW Foundation representatives, in addition to members of the public, have been appointed to narrow the expected list of candidates in the search for a new UW president.
Wyoming Water and Climate Data Accessible Online
July 15, 2015 — A new Wyoming Web atlas provides tools to explore and deliver climate, weather, snowpack, stream flow and state water development information.
Buffalo Teacher Hones STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — A teacher at Cloud Peak Elementary School in Buffalo is among nearly two dozen teachers who will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, after spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming.
Evanston Teacher Hones STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — An Evanston Middle School teacher is among nearly two dozen educators who will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, after spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming.
Lander Teacher Hones STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — A Lander Valley High School math teacher is among nearly two dozen teachers who will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, after spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming.
Laramie Teachers Hone STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — Four teachers from Laramie are among nearly two dozen educators who will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, after spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming.
Platte County Teachers Hone STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — Two teachers from Platte County are among nearly two dozen educators who will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, after spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming.
Saratoga Teacher Hones STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — A Saratoga Elementary School teacher is among nearly two dozen educators who will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, after spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming.
Sundance, Hulett Teachers Hone STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — Four teachers from Crook County are among nearly two dozen educators who will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, after spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming.
UWPD Identifies Suspects in Vandalism
July 14, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Police Department has identified both suspects in the vandalism of UW athletics facilities early Monday.
UW Snowy Range Dance Festival Sets 20th Anniversary Performances
July 14, 2015 — The University of Wyoming's Snowy Range Summer Dance Festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary with public performances July 21 and 25.
UW Summer Programs Hosts Frisbee Golf July 17
July 14, 2015 — University of Wyoming students and the public are invited to play a free round of Frisbee golf on Prexy's Pasture Friday, July 17, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Wyoming Teachers Gain STEM Skills at UW
July 14, 2015 — After spending two weeks this summer working with astronomy and education experts at the University of Wyoming, nearly two dozen teachers from kindergarten to high school will return to their classrooms this fall with new skills and ideas to stimulate young people's interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Agencies to Receive Active Shooter Response Training at UW
July 13, 2015 — More than 100 regional law enforcement officers will participate in active shooter response exercises July 21-23 at the University of Wyoming War Memorial Fieldhouse.
Interactive Sandbox a Big Hit with UW Geological Museum Visitors
July 13, 2015 — Who wants to play in a sandbox while standing in the shadows of some of the world's best-preserved dinosaur collections? Nearly everyone who enters the University of Wyoming Geological Museum, that's who.
Nicole Lamartine is NMSU Distinguished Alumna
July 13, 2015 — New Mexico State University has named Nicole Lamartine as a College of Arts and Sciences distinguished alumna.
Steam Shutdown Begins July 17 at UW
July 13, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Physical Plant reports that the annual campus steam shutdown will begin at 4 p.m. Friday, July 17, and will continue through the morning of Monday, Aug. 17.
UWPD Seeks Help to Identify Suspects
July 13, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying two men suspected of felony property destruction of UW athletics facilities early this morning.
UW School of Energy Resources Appoints New EORI Director
July 13, 2015 — Steve Carpenter, an internationally recognized expert on carbon and risk management, and an unconventional resources consultant, has been appointed as director of the Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute (EORI) at the University of Wyoming.
Students Receive Scholarships for UW Dance Festival
July 10, 2015 — Student dancers from Wyoming and six other states have been awarded scholarships to attend the annual Snowy Range Summer Dance Festival July 15-25 at the University of Wyoming.
UW Trustees Set Agenda for Retreat July 14-17
July 10, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees will hold its annual retreat Tuesday through Friday, July 14-17, at the Little America Hotel convention center in Cheyenne.
UW's Hank Harlow AMK Ranch Speaker July 16
July 10, 2015 — University of Wyoming professor emeritus Hank Harlow is the speaker for the weekly summer series seminars named after him: the Harlow Summer Seminars Thursday, July 16, at the University of Wyoming-National Park Service (UW-NPS) Research Center. The center is located at the AMK Ranch in Grand Teton National Park.
Wyoming Business Tips for July 26-August 1
University of Wyoming Spring Semester Graduates: Nonresident
July 9, 2015 — The University of Wyoming accorded degrees upon the following nonresident students at the completion of the 2015 spring semester.
UW Summer Programs Offers Trip to Aerosmith Concert at Cheyenne Frontier Days
July 9, 2015 — University of Wyoming students and the public have the opportunity to attend iconic rock band Aerosmith's concert Wednesday, July 22, at Cheyenne Frontier Days as part of a UW Summer Programs-sponsored trip.
Wyoming a World Leader in Wool Education for More than a Century
July 9, 2015 — Wyoming's immense economic and academic contributions to the wool industry can be traced to John A. Hill, who helped establish a wool department, laboratory and library at the University of Wyoming that lasted for more than 100 years, ultimately improving fleeces throughout the world.
Seattle's Ian McFeron Band to Perform at UW July 15
July 8, 2015 — An Americana act, the Ian McFeron Band, will perform as part of the University of Wyoming Summer Programs concert series Wednesday, July 15, from 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. on Simpson Plaza. The event is free and open to the public.
University of Wyoming Spring Semester Graduates: Resident
July 8, 2015 — The University of Wyoming accorded degrees upon the following students from Wyoming at the completion of the 2015 spring semester.
UW Religion Today: Religious Freedom, Gay Marriage and the Hobby Lobby Decision
July 8, 2015 — The U.S. Supreme Court on June 27 declared gay marriage legal in all 50 states. Most Americans agree with this decision. However, a significant minority of Americans believe their religion teaches that homosexuality is morally wrong. They fear the legalization of gay marriage will lead to discrimination against them, requiring some of them to participate in gay activities against their conscience.
Douglas Workshop Tackles Reclamation Plans on Private and Public Lands
July 7, 2015 — A workshop explaining the soil, water and vegetation components and the monitoring requirements of a reclamation plan will be offered Wednesday, July 22, at the Douglas campus of Eastern Wyoming College, 203 N. Sixth St.
Summer Moose Day Set July 18
July 7, 2015 — Interested citizens can help gather data about moose near Laramie as part of the first Summer Moose Day Saturday, July 18.
National Association Recognizes Work by UW Faculty Member
July 6, 2015 — The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recently recognized research conducted by Rebecca Carron, an assistant professor in the University of Wyoming School of Nursing.
New Curator of Education and Statewide Engagement Joins UW Art Museum
July 6, 2015 — Encampment native Katie Christensen is the new University of Wyoming Art Museum curator of education and statewide engagement.
UW Staff Senate Seeks Volunteers for Highway Cleanup July 23
July 6, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Staff Senate invites volunteers for its annual highway cleanup day Thursday, July 23.
Volunteers to March in Saturday's Jubilee Days Parade
July 6, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Pride Committee is looking for volunteers to don their brown and gold and walk with UW's parade contingent and the president's vehicle during the Laramie Jubilee Days Parade, Saturday, July 11.
Improved Services Coming to Tri-County Medical Center
July 2, 2015 — Improved health care services will be in place at the Tri-County Medical Center in Pine Bluffs beginning in mid-July.
University of Wyoming Calendar for July 6-12
July 2, 2015 — These are among the activities scheduled July 6-12 at the University of Wyoming:
University of Wyoming Hosts Field Days in Sheridan, Powell
July 2, 2015 — People can "ask a scientist" during field days at University of Wyoming Research and Extension (R&E) centers in Sheridan and Powell this July.
Wyoming Business Tips for July 19-25
July 2, 2015 — A weekly look at Wyoming business questions from the Wyoming Small Business Development Center (WSBDC), part of WyomingEntrepreneur.Biz, a collection of business assistance programs at the University of Wyoming.
Yellowstone Elk Migration Project Topic of AMK Ranch Talk July 9
July 2, 2015 — The greater Yellowstone elk migration project, photographed by University of Wyoming graduate Joe Riis, is the topic of discussion during the weekly Harlow Summer Seminars Thursday, July 9, at the University of Wyoming-National Park Service (UW-NPS) Research Center. The center is located at the AMK Ranch in Grand Teton National Park.
Rock Band to Perform for Summer Concert Series at UW
July 1, 2015 — Rock band Stella Luce will perform as part of the University of Wyoming Summer Programs concert series Wednesday, July 8, from 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. on Simpson Plaza. The event is free and open to the public.
UW Researcher Discovers Groundwater Modeling Breakthrough 84 Years in the Making
July 1, 2015 — A University of Wyoming professor has made a discovery that answers a nearly 100-year-old question about water movement, with implications for agriculture, hydrology, climate science and other fields.
UW Snowy Range Summer Theatre Closes with Award-Winning Farce
July 1, 2015 — The University of Wyoming Snowy Range Summer Theatre concludes its 62nd season with "Mad Gravity," a wacky new farce about living authentically and the meaning of life.

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Cops in America are heavily armed and trained to be bullies, routinely hurting people. After a number of mistakes committed by SWAT teams breaking into the wrong home of citizens and constant confrontations with people, are police overstepping their boundaries? Former Reagan Administration advisor Paul Craig Roberts says people who are attracted to police forces are bullies and sociopaths.


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Actor Sonam Kapoor went for a theatre run in London with husband
Actor Sonam Kapoor who is currently in London went to watch the newly released film of Christopher's Nolan Tenet with her designer husband Anand Ahuja. The actor took the precautionary measures and made sure to catch the show of the action-thriller.
She also posted her selfie in which she is sitting in the movie theatre and said, "At last in the cinema…so happy…The big screen is magic." She also praised dimple Kapdia's acting in the film and wrote, "So I went to watch @tenetfilm in the cinema today. Firstly the incredible experience of watching a film on the big screen is unparalleled. Secondly to watch the luminous Dimple Kapadia in the film gave me goosebumps. Nothing compares to cinema, the big screen and its magic. Nothing," Sonam wrote.
Her post was liked and commented on by Anil Kapoor, Ayesha Shroff and others seems to be agreeing that watching a film on a 70mm screen is an immense pleasure.
A few weeks ago, the film tenet was being continuously postponed several times. The situation in the entire world was severe that no one could imagine the reopening of the theaters. Now since the unlocking has started around the world, the movie theatres in London have also opened their doors for Christopher Nolan's much awaited film Tenet.


John Ryan asked five Irish painters to contribute to a symposium of artistic opinion. Louis le Brocquy, Nano Reid, George Campbell, Gerald Dillon and Patrick Swift all wrote short and succinct pieces.
What a miserable fate for a painter who adores blondes to have to stop putting them into a picture because they did not go with the basket of fruit.
You may know a good painter by his habit of work: a good painter works constantly.
And finally, everything written about art is profoundly unimportant; most of it, unfortunately, is also boring, except for the statements of a genius about his art, which always have interest because of his work. For this reason I may, I think, be excused the quotations. A last word from Degas: 'Art is deceit'; and Van Gogh: 'to be simply honest'.
This site is a tribute to the painter Patrick Swift. Images displayed on this site are not a chosen selection to represent his body of work. He was a prolific artist and the images found here are only a sample of his output. This is not an official site. For further information about Swift contact Porches Pottery.


A recent piece to come through the shop was a reproduction mahogany pedestal table with three leaves. The table was made by the Biggs Furniture Company of Richmond, Virginia. Biggs specialized in quality reproductions of antique designs and was in business until 1974 when the company was acquired by the Kittinger Furniture Company.
The table was made primarily of solid Honduran mahogany. The top had an inlayed band of satinwood around the perimeter and maple was used as a secondary wood where the pedestals attached to the tops. The original finish on the table was a lacquer which had faded and yellowed with exposure to sun light over the years. The mahogany wood beneath had also faded, removing the red mahogany tones from the table entirely.
It was the customers desire to try to give the table a more modern feel and as we talked over options she suggested the possibility of ebonizing the table. We looked it over and decided that by maintaining the satinwood border, the table would have nice contrast and so we decided to go through with this. In addition, the customer requested that we remove the brass casters (which were tearing up her floor) and replace them with wooden wheels. The process of ebonizing the table as well as the novel way of replacing the brass casters (executed by Jesse Melton) are documented below.
These first few photos show the table as it looked when it came into the shop. Between the deterioration of the finish and the bleaching of the mahogany, the contrast between the mahogany and satin wood was barely visible.
This close up shows the satinwood inlay around the top.
After the finish was removed and all of the repairs were made and the surface prepared by sanding, the satinwood border was taped off to mask it from the black stain used to ebonize the wood. The masked top can be seen below followed by a few other similar photos.
The following photos show the base and top after the stain was applied.
The brass casters which were causing damage to the customers floor were removed from the housing that attaches them to the table. The brass shoe that attaches to the leg and the housing were kept. In place of the brass wheels, wooden wheels of the same diameter and thickness were removed from another set of casters and modified so that they could be attached to the table's casters. Below are a few photos of this process.
This photo shows a jig created to hold the wood wheel in place while the center hole was bored out. The following photo shows a wheel in the jig. The next photo shows the bored hole in one of the wheels.
In this enlarged hole was inserted an aluminum sleeve. The sleeve helped the wood wheel from rubbing against the axle and wearing. The two photos below show the aluminum sleeve being cut to the proper length.
After they were cut, the sleeves were inserted into the wheels and set aside. The actual axle used was a brass bolt which was cut to length as seen in the photos below. The brass bolt was inserted through the housing and the wheel and then a brass acorn nut was attached on the threaded side of the bolt to keep it in place. the bolt was locked in place with locktite to prevent it from un-threading when in use. The beauty of this was that the bolt could be removed if one of the wheels were broken or worn and we provided an extra set of wheels if this happened.
This photo shows the completed caster assembly. the next photo shows all of the casters with the brass cleaned and the new wheels in place.
Back to the table, this photo shows the table with the tape removed from the satinwood border. This photo was taken during the finishing process.
The remaining photos show the table completed with and without leaves. It was a rainy day so no photos could be taken outside, but it looked really nice inside as well!


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DNIPROSPETSSTAL INCREASES ROLLED PRODUCTS OUTPUT
17 December , 2020
Dniprospetsstal Electrometallurgical Plant (Zaporizhia) in January-November this year, according to the recent data, increased the output of finished rolled products by 1.4%, to 141,000 tonnes compared to the same period last year.
As the enterprise told Interfax-Ukraine, steel production during this period increased by 2.5%, to 205,000 tonnes.
In November, 21,000 tonnes of steel were smelted, and 13,000 tonnes of rolled products were produced.
The company's information said that the metal of Dniprospetsstal complies with the European standards for construction, this was confirmed by the certificate №1853-CPR-101 of compliance of the factory production control with the European Regulation 305/2011/EU. The document applies to the production of hot-rolled bars and forgings from structural and stainless steel grades. These products are used for production of metalwork constructions and composite reinforced concrete structures.
"The certificate allows the company to manufacture and supply metal products specified in its scope. In addition, Dniprospetsstal is allowed to affix the CE mark on its products. It indicates its compliance with European standards. Metal products with such a mark are successfully sold in the EU countries," the company said.
The certificate is valid until November 22, 2023.
As reported, Dniprospetsstal in 2019 reduced the output of finished rolled products by 6.4%, to 152,212 tonnes, steel by 11.2%, to 219,308 tonnes compared to the previous year.
Dniprospetsstal is Ukraine's only manufacturer of high-quality rolled products and forgings made of special steel grades: stainless, tool, bearing, structural, and also from nickel-based superalloys.
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The crypto market showed little movement and extremely low volatility over the past days and weeks. All the more surprising is the sudden drop in Bitcoin's share price and almost the entire Altcoin market.
Some studies have shown that the volatility of the cryptographic market has reached its lowest value in the history of digital currencies. Over the last three weeks, the total market capitalization has moved in a seemingly deadlocked channel just around the 220 billion dollar mark.
In the last few hours, however, almost 10 billion dollars have flowed out of the market. Around 02:30 3 days ago, the prices of all crypto currencies fell and recorded an average price drop of between 5 and 10 percent.
The Bitcoin share price fell by more than 5 percent. The market leader was previously able to maintain the support level along the $6,500 mark for a long time. The rest of the market was also affected, with Ethereum losing 9 percent and falling to its lowest level since July 2017. XRP and IOTA also fell by almost 10 percent, following the downward spiral.
This pattern has often been repeated in the past weeks, so this price slide comes suddenly, but should not be overestimated. The trading volume has been extremely low lately and it seemed that the crypto market has calmed down and stabilized at a level from which a new rally can start.
There are currently large sell-outs in the Asian markets of South Korea and Japan, but it is too early to identify a clear reason for the current trend there. Many industry experts are trying to predict the next possible trend, but there is great disagreement as to whether the bottom has been reached.
The next hours and days will show in which direction the journey is going.


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Q: How do I run a specific goal with a particular configuration in a Maven plugin when I have several configurations for that goal See plugin config from pom.xml below.
I can do:
mvn myplugin:myGoal
Which runs myGoal (both executions I suppose) but I want to be able to choose either the first or the second executions independently.
I know I can add an id to the execution element, but how do I refer to that id on the command line. I'd like to get to something which does what this imagined command does:
mvn myplugin:myGoal --executionId=1
Is this possible, or am I going about this the wrong way?
        <plugin>
            <groupId>org.myplugin</groupId>
            <artifactId>myplugin-maven-plugin</artifactId>
            <version>1.1.1</version>
            <executions>
                <execution>
                    <id>process-cats</id>
                    <goals>
                        <goal>myGoal</goal>
                    </goals>
                    <configuration>
                        <myParam>cats</myParam>
                    </configuration>
                </execution>
                <execution>
                    <id>process-dogs</id>
                    <goals>
                        <goal>myGoal</goal>
                    </goals>
                    <configuration>
                        <myParam>dogs</myParam>
                    </configuration>
                </execution>
            </executions>
        </plugin>

A: Execution of multiple goals from the CLI is now supported in Maven 3.3.1+
mvn exec:java@first-cli
mvn exec:java@second-cli

Where first-cli/second-cli are the execution ids.
https://blog.soebes.de/blog/2015/03/17/apache-maven-3-dot-3-1-features/
For your example the commands would be
mvn myplugin:mygoal@process-cats
mvn myplugin:mygoal@process-dogs

A: The assumption you made that if you call
  mvn myplugin:myGoal

But the problem is that you will get an error message cause the execution have no unique id's (both in this case have the same).
You can reach what you like to do via profiles which you can activate via mvn -PXYZ and mvn -PABC

A:
I can do mvn myplugin:myGoal
Which runs myGoal (both executions I suppose)

None of them (assuming they had unique id). Executions are bound to a phase, you need to run the given phase to trigger them.

I know I can add an id to the execution element, but how do I refer to that id on the command line.

Not supported. What is possible for plugins invoked on the CLI is to define a non global configuration in the POM using the special default-cli executionId, like this:
<plugin>
  <artifactId>maven-assembly-plugin</artifactId>
  <executions>
    <execution>
      <id>default-cli</id>
      <configuration>
        <descriptorRefs>
          <descriptorRef>jar-with-dependencies</descriptorRef>
          <descriptorRef>project</descriptorRef>
        </descriptorRefs>
      </configuration>
    </execution>
  </executions>
</plugin>

Is this possible, or am I going about this the wrong way?

No, not possible. Either pass the parameters on the command line or use profiles (with or without the above default execution).
References

*

*Default Plugin Execution IDs

*http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3203

*http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3401

A: Hey you can create your goal like this:-
org.myplugin:myplugin-maven-plugin:1.1.1:myGoal  i.e
<groupId>:<artifactId>:<version>:<yourgoal>

It works in my case ...

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The title would be I'll be your Butterfly and I would be played by Peter Dinklage, naturally.


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Aran Islands are a group of three rocky islands located in Galway Bay. The islands include Inishmore (Inis Mór – the largest island), Inishmaan (Inis Meáin – the second largest), and Inisheer (Inis Oírr – the smallest). On the islands, you can explore ancient stone forts and churches, awesome cliffs, and flora and fauna. The islands are considered the soul of Gaelic culture and it's considered one of the top island destinations by National Geographic.
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Things you'll find in this article
The Aran Islands
What does Inishmore mean?
What does Inishmaan mean?
What does Inisheer mean?
Things To Do On Aran Islands
1.Dun Aonghasa
2.The Wormhole
3. O'Brien's Castle
4. Seal Colony
5. Dun Eoghanachta
6. Kilronan village
7. The Cliffs of Aran
8. Kilmurvey Beach
9. Teampall Chiaráin
10. Inishmore Blowholes
How to get to Aran Islands
How to get to Aran Islands from Galway
How to get to Aran Islands from Cork
How to get to Aran Islands from Limerick
How to get to Aran Islands from Dublin
How to get to Aran Islands from Doolin
Aran Islands Tours
Aran Islands Tour from Galway
Aran Islands Tours from Doolin
Recommended hours for the day trip to Aran Islands
Tips for visiting Aran Islands
Inishmore or Inis Mór means big island. It is because Inis Mór is the largest island among Aran Islands at 31 km2 in size.
Inishmaan or Inis Meáin means the middle island. It is the second largest island among Aran Islands with an area covering 9 km2.
Inisheer or Inis Oírr means "the east island". The island is the most eastern and smallest island of the three Aran islands.
Dún Aonghasa or Dun Aengus is a pre-historic fort in Inishmore. It is located at the edge of a 100-meter cliff and it's an important archeological site.
Located in a 14-acre site, Dún Aonghasa features three terraced walls and a series of four concentric walls. The ancient fort is famous to archaeologists and historians. It is unknown when Dún Aonghasa was built but based on the records from the excavations done on the site, the fort was built as far as 1100 BC.
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The Wormhole is a natural rectangular shaped pool located at the bottom of a limestone cliff. It can be found at the south of Dun Aonghasa and can be only be accessed by foot. This tourist destination in Inishmore is popular due to the amazing effect that sea waves do in the natural pool. The waves crashing in fills up the pool and then it starts to drain if it's low tide and the process repeats again. The Wormhole is also a popular cliff diving destinations.
Located at Inisheer, the smallest island in Aran is once an imposing castle of O'Brien's. The castle used to be a tower house and a stronghold for the O'Brien's clan. Surrounding the castle ruin is low stone walls. Although there's not much left on the castle, the ruins offer one of the best panoramic views in the Aran islands.
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One of the most popular attractions in Inishmore is the seal colony. The seals in the island made the shores of this Aran island their home for years. If you are looking for things to do in Aran islands for kids, this is the best activity that you can do on the island.
The seal colony is just around 10 minutes away from Kilmurvey beach.
Dun Eoghanachta is an ancient fort in the town of Eoghanacht and is named after the Eoghanacht tribe of Munster. It is unknown when the fort was built but according to some evidence, it might have been built during Iron Age.
The fort features a circular fort with remains of clochan or beehive huts that were common during the ancient south-western Irish seaboard.
Kilronan village is the main village on the island of Inis Mor. It is a charming fishing village that is also the center of commercial establishments on the island. Aside from colorful homes, you can also check out world-class seafood restaurants and traditional bars in the area.
Most of the ferry companies dock to Kilronan village so you won't miss it.
The 8-kilometer stretch of Cliffs of Aran is one of the most spectacular sights in the western side of Inishmore. The dramatic landscape is also blessed with a view of the Cliffs of Moher. If you want to escape the crowd of Cliffs of Moher, the Cliffs of Aran is a good alternative.
Dun Aonghasa, the Wormhole, and some ancient forts can be found in this area.
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One of the best beaches in Ireland, Kilmurvey Beach is a Blue Flag Status beach situated in a cove in Inishmore. This beautiful white sand beach is located between Kilronan and Dun Aengus. It's also one of the most popular attractions in the Aran Islands, especially during summer.
Teampall Chiaráin is a monastery ruin located in the island of Inishmore and was founded by St. Ciaran of Clonmacnoise during the 12th century. There are several crosses dotted around the area and an ancient graveyard nearby. The place is popular for traditional locals who believe that putting a scarf or handkerchief in the hole on the east side of the old church can bring luck and fertility.
Because of the dramatic sea cliffs in Inishmore, the waves crashing at the bottom of these cliffs cause to blow water like rockets to the air – creating a spectacular view and experience for the visitors.
These are the famous Inishmore Blowholes and it's one of the fun things to do on the Aran Islands.
Take a bus (#524) from Galway Bus Station in Eyre Square to Rossaveal Port. The journey is about an hour and it costs between €8-11 one way or €16-22 for a round-trip fare. Then take a ferry from the port to Inis Mór. The ferry journey is about half an hour but make sure to check in half an hour before sailing time. Return ferry fare is €25. For sailing schedule, click here.
Or you can also take a bus to Doolin and take a ferry from there. Although the ferry in Doolin is just season compare to Rossaveal where they have ferries all throughout the year. To get to Doolin, take a bus (#350) from Galway Bus Station to Doolin. The bus ride takes about 2 hours and it costs €15-18 one way or €30-36 for a round-trip fare. From Doolin port, take a ferry to any of the islands. Return ferry fare is €30-40. For sailing schedule, click here.
Or you can also take this day tour from Galway which is cheaper by a lot.
This tour to the Aran Islands is a leisurely guided day tour from Galway that includes Inis Oirr and Cliffs of Moher. It's € 50 per person. To book, click here.
Take a Citilink bus (#251, #251-X) from St. Patricks Quay in Cork City to Galway Coach Station. The journey is almost 3 hours and it costs between €12-20 one way or €24-40 for a round-trip fare and bus leaves every 4 hours. Then walk to Eyre Square, Galway Bus Station to take Bus Eireann bus (#424) to Rossaveal. The journey is about an hour and it costs between €8-11 one way or €16-22 for a round-trip fare. Then take a ferry from the port to Inis Mór. The ferry journey is about half an hour but make sure to check in half an hour before sailing time. Return ferry fare is €25.
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Take a Citilink bus (#251) from Henry St in Limerick City to Galway Coach Station. The journey is almost 3 hours and it costs between €8-15 one way or €16-30 for a round-trip fare and bus leaves 5 times a day so plan accordingly. Then walk to Eyre Square, Galway Bus Station to take Bus Eireann bus (#424) to Rossaveal. The journey is about an hour and it costs between €8-11 one way or €16-22 for a round-trip fare. Then take a ferry from the port to Inis Mór. The ferry journey is about half an hour but make sure to check in half an hour before sailing time. Return ferry fare is €25.
Take a Citilink bus (#761, #763, #660) from Temple Bar, Crampton Quay in Dublin to Galway Coach Station. The journey is almost 2.5 hours and it costs between €12-21 one way or €24-42 for a round-trip fare and bus leaves every hour. Then walk to Eyre Square, Galway Bus Station to take Bus Eireann bus (#424) to Rossaveal. The journey is about an hour and it costs between €8-11 one way or €16-22 for a round-trip fare. Then take a ferry from the port to Inis Mór. The ferry journey is about half an hour but make sure to check in half an hour before sailing time. Return ferry fare is €25.
From Doolin port, take a ferry to any of the islands. Return ferry fare is €30-40. Please note that the ferry leaving from Doolin is just seasonal so always double check before booking any trip.
This Aran Islands tour from Galway includes a round-trip ferry trip to Aran Islands and an entrance fee to Cliffs of Moher and Atlantic Edge. The tour includes a dramatic cruise below the cliffs as well and for €60, it is a steal. To book, click here.
This Aran Islands tour day from Galway includes a round-trip ferry trip to Inis Oirr and a dramatic cruise below the cliffs for just €50. To book, click here.
This Aran Islands day tour from Doolin includes a round-trip ferry trip to Inis Oírr. The tour includes a dramatic cruise below the cliffs as well and for €20, it is a steal. To book, click here.
This Aran Islands day tour from Doolin includes a round-trip ferry trip to Inis Meáin Island. It also includes a Cliffs of Moher cruise for €35. To book, click here.
Allocate at least 10 hours to enjoy one of the islands.
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1. Aran Islands are known for its wild landscapes so if you take the bike tour, make sure to be extra careful as some trails can be really rough.
2. The blowholes are fun to look at but exercise extreme caution. The water occasionally hit people and it can cause an accident like falling off the rocks.
3. The cliffs don't have a barrier so avoid walking on the edge of the cliffs and exercise extreme caution when walking towards the edge.
4. The weather can play a big part in enjoying the Aran Islands. Make sure to check the schedule of the ferry first before booking any trip to the island. And always layer up as it can very windy on the islands. Here are our packing list tips for all seasons to guide you on what to wear in Ireland.
5. Some of the attractions can be really remote and isolated and although Ireland is safe generally, accidents do happen. Make sure to always have a fully charged phone with you just in case of emergency.
6. As mentioned, some areas are really remote and if you decide to explore the Aran islands on your own, make sure to pack water, sunblock, and snacks just in case you get lost or lost track of time.
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Marie-Pierre Stark-Flora: Embarking Innovation in the Beauty Tech Sphere by Delivering Result-Driven Products and Services
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Inspired by the effects of autophagy, the body's natural way of recycling damaged proteins into a fresh energy, the triathlete-developed brand HERB + FLORA offers clean beauty that mimics the anti-aging effects exercise has on skin, hair, and nails. This skin fitness brand offers clinically proven products that promote healthy, glowing skin from the inside out and outside in with their cell-protecting ingestible, copper thread pillowcase and topicals that are infused with the brand's very own Exercise Mimic Youth™ Complex, which is a ground-breaking combination of actives with naturally derived ingredients.
HERB + FLORA holds itself to the highest standards of sustainability and ethical business practices. The company strives to make efficient use of natural resources and minimize the environmental impact of its activities and products. HERB + FLORA aims to drive sustainability through its operations and those of its suppliers. Most of the company's product packaging is recyclable, refillable, or made of recycled material.
A Versatile Leader with Great Work Experience
Marie-Pierre Stark-Flora is the Founder of HERB + FLORA and this is her second experience as an entrepreneur. Formerly, she was the Founder and CEO of iluminage, inc., which is a beauty tech company funded by Unilever Ventures. Marie has spent her entire career in the luxury beauty industry and her experience spans from start-up creation to general management, global marketing, and product development for a diversified array of generalist, designer, and natural brands. She is a former L'Oréal, Estée Lauder, and Coty executive, where she also has had the honor to be the Stewart of iconic brands such as Kiehl's, Philosophy, Estée Lauder, Giorgio Armani Beauty, Helena Rubinstein, and Ralph Lauren Beauty in different capacities throughout her career. She always says that working with brands that hold such strong and inspiring founding figures is what has prepared her to become a brand founder herself. By channeling these exceptional women and men, Marie has learned what makes a brand vision unique and lasting.
Learning Lessons from Real-Life Changes and Market Challenges
As Marie-Pierre often says, she has had some incredible mentors who took her under their wing and paved the way for her. They taught her when to rely on analytics and guided her to trust her instinct as a marketer and as a branding and product expert. Successes and failures shaped her journey as well, with the latter coming ahead as the best teacher if not the most enjoyable of experiences. And finally, several global crises, whether it was the uncertainty of an economic downturn or a global pandemic, mandate her to develop resilience and learn to pivot.
The Tenets of Success: Minimizing Environmental Footprint at the Forefront
Talking about how the journey was not a cakewalk, Marie mentions that one of the key objectives at the onset of the HERB + FLORA journey proved to be impossible to achieve for a self-funded beauty start-up and that was very disappointing.
"Our dream was to launch the brand with product packaging made from ocean plastic. However, we were prevented from doing so because of Minimum Order Quantities, costs, and delays linked to this type of packaging," says Marie. Since then, she has spoken to other beauty start-up founders who had similar dreams and challenges. To satisfy the desire to do the right thing and minimize environmental footprint, Marie and her team pivoted and decided to make bottles of their topicals refillable and used 100% recycled board for their cartons which were teamed up with Terracycle to ensure their customers could fully recycle their empties and donate to 4ocean's Pound+ Program to help them pull the plastic out of the oceans.
'Passion and Vision to Transform' at the Heart of Entrepreneurship
In Marie's words, entrepreneurs should possess a passion for their business so powerful that it will convince everyone who comes in contact with them; the capacity to keep going no matter what happens and a very high level of tolerance for risk-taking whether it is financial, professional or even personal. She adds that entrepreneurs must understand the need to do things differently and to reinvent the category, the desire to positively impact the lives of their customers and inspire them, where she pinpoints that the capacity to identify and surround themselves with the right people whose skills are complementary to theirs results in a very high level of energy and daily self-motivation.
The Fusion of Beauty and Exercise
Marie expresses that the holistic approach to skincare is science-based and unique. She feels delighted to have had the great privilege to partner with Dr.Mark Tarnopolsky and his team of researchers at McMaster University in Toronto who clinically demonstrated that exercise has certain anti-aging effects on the skin. "We are the first and only brand to be able to bring together beauty and sport by mimicking these anti-aging effects with our skin fit regimen of topicals + ingestible + pillowcase. Our Exercise Mimic Youth Complex unlocks the life energy of the skin and reveals an after-exercise glow while minimizing signs of aging," opines Marie.
Introducing New Global Wellness for a Better Future in Beauty Industry
Marie claims that she can predict how the beauty industry will become more and more holistic and integrated in the future. The industry is currently at the heart of a "restorative living" trend, inspiring the soul while treating the skin and protecting the environment. "Clean beauty, nutrition, physical exercise, mental health, and sustainability are all integral parts of a global wellness equilibrium that touch our lives as well as the environment that surrounds us," articulates Marie. She believes that this is a gender and age-neutral dynamic and it will only become more center-stage in the coming months and years. In this context she observes HERB + FLORA playing a major role in defining this new global wellness category and bringing its growing number of customers the products they need to maintain their balance and improve their life journey.
Be Positive and Conquer Your Fears, Advice for Women Leaders
Marie's advice for new women entrepreneurs is to never stop dreaming. "People tend to spend more time telling us why we can't do the things we have envisioned rather than supporting our vision and helping us find solutions when we need them," says Marie. She suggests that future entrepreneurs to surround themselves with people whose positive energy shall carry and give them the confidence to push their boundaries and move forward.
"Conquer your fears and do not let doubt interfere or slow you down. And finally, make peace with who you are and know what you don't know. We all have strengths and weaknesses and need to find partners who keep us honest and have complementary skills to ours," concludes Marie.
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Design of two new social housing developments on neighbouring sites in France.
A new housing complex that was part of a wider urban regeneration project to redefine La Place Rousseau neighbourhood, we were tasked with conceptualising neighbouring sites for affordable housing and intermediate housing. Each site had different price points and budgets, so we created urban continuity through a simple, organic mineral façade. We introduced dark bricks and white window frames – reminiscent of traditional materials used in northern France, as a testimony to the history of the site. Greenery in the exterior created a transition between private and semi-public garden spaces, while loggias naturally regulate airflow. This additional space that could not be used for dwellings allowed us to introduce private terraces into the designs with no additional financial implication to our client.


Plan of the Battle of Yorktown drawn from a French eye-witness account.
An important 1787 American Revolutionary War map illustrating the Battle of Yorktown, the last major conflict of the war. The map centers on the battleground just south of Yorktown on the shores of the York River. Gloucester is apparent just across the river. Finely engraved detail is exhibited throughout with fields, swamps, roads, and houses noted. The map was most likely drawn by Querenet de la Combe, a French officer commanding the French Royal Corps of Engineers at the Siege of Yorktown.
The Battle of Yorktown, also known as the Siege of Yorktown was a decisive victory by a combined force of American Continental Army troops led by General George Washington and French Army troops led by the Comte de Rochambeau over a British Army commanded by British lord and Lieutenant General Charles Cornwallis. The culmination of the Yorktown campaign, the siege proved to be the last major land battle of the American Revolutionary War in the North American theater, as the surrender by Cornwallis, and the capture of both him and his army, prompted the British government to negotiate an end to the conflict.
This map is based upon a 1781 French manuscript map of the same title housed in the Rochambeau Collection (Mss. 59) at the Library of Congress. It was issued in the second edition of François Soules' Histoire des troubles de l'Amerique Anglais. The first edition, published in 1785 did not contain any maps. Apparently Thomas Jefferson, after reading the 1785 edition, approached Soules with suggested for updates and revisions. He delivered his proposed corrections in 1786, in time to be incorporated into a new 1787 edition. The new version, with Jefferson's editions was much improved with maps as well as a chapter of Jefferson's efforts to reform the laws of Virginia during the Revolution.
Very good. Minor Soiling. Blank on verso. Archival verso reinforcement along original centerfold.
Nebenzahl, K., A Bibliography of Printed Battle Plans of the American Revolution 1775-1795, 185. Verner, C., Maps of the Yorktown campaign, 1780-1781, XII. Phillips (Virginia) p. 61. Library of Congress, Rochambeau collection Mss. 59, G3884.Y6S3 1781 .Q41. OCLC 922643914. Cogliano, F. D. Thomas Jefferson: Reputation and Legacy, p. 45.


The hard part of a quadrille is that it must have exactly 44 words (excluding title). Some people find 99-word stories difficult. A quadrille permits less than half that many words.
I sometimes find this constraint difficult. I run my fingers on the keyboard. I stop when I think I'm done, like what I'm doing now. Sometimes I stop at 20 words. Sometimes at 45. Sometimes 100. Because I'm lazy I rarely get over a few hundred words before I stop. But then, if I'm writing a quadrille, I have to think about what I just wrote and make it fit that 44-word constraint. Admittedly it's an arbitrary constraint, but it does make me think. After I think about it, I realize that I don't need those other extra 20 or 50 words. Or, often in my case, I realize I better add some more words.
So. Why the word "troll"? A troll can be all kinds of things, some are bad, some are really bad. Sometimes they are funny and maybe there are some good trolls out there somewhere. This makes the prompt open ended. You can call up your dark side from the basement and give it an airing out or you could bring those wild dreams down to earth and still have something relevant to say.
If you haven't seen the movie, there are mostly good Trolls (actually, there is one Troll who technically could be labeled "bad", but he seems good enough except when he's about to be eaten) and there are mostly bad Bergens (all but one, and she is rather bad, are actually good but they don't know it till the end). The Bergens think eating makes you happy (which is strange but they're Bergens) and they think eating Trolls make you very happy.
Oddly, you don't need much more than that for a great plot and that description was already too long for a quadrille.
Of course you don't have to write about happy trolls. I'm going to dig deep into my dungeon where I safely keep my trolls hidden away from the civilized world to see if I can find a particularly nasty one.
So. To get to the point, to participate write a 44-word quadrille using some variation of the word "troll" in the poem. Post it on your blog and copy the link to that post. Paste that link in the Mister Linky below. In the Mister Linky you will see others who have linked up their troll quadrilles as well. Visit them and see how they've handled the prompt.
Good evening, Frank and dVerse poets! A tricky word for this quadrille but a fun one. Thank you, frank. I'm dying to see what you've all made of it!
The word is kind of odd. I don't think we have used it in any context before on dVerse. But maybe my search skills aren't as good as I thought.
We've not had it before. I like it because we can play around with it.
Yours was very playful and it even had mermaids.
Having grown up on the NC coast, I naturally went in the way of fishing with troll. Interest word with different meanings.
That is one meaning I hadn't thought of, but now I want to go fishing.
Thanks for hosting Frank! M,T,TH are my cardiac rehabilitaion days, so I ill be back this evening to post a quadrille, and read the other posts. Troll should be fun!
Best wishes, Rob! I hope your health improves.
Thanks Frank, but now it is a matter of managing best as I can – and I am managing pretty well!
Hope your rehab goes well Rob.
Hi, Frank. Thanks for hosting. Troll is certainly a different and unusual prompt word!
I was looking for a word we hadn't used before. I don't think anyone has even written this word in a dVerse prompt before, but perhaps I can see why.
I like troll art. We have a small troll figure from artists in the Smokey Mountains which I find delightful.
Hi Frank and All. I like your prompt very much. It's like being given permission to go to the dark side. Which is ironic because it is warm and sunny here today. All parts of the house are open (not windows and doors, just rooms that stay closed off to conserve heat) and the heat is turned OFF. Yay!
Ah, yes, the dark side. Permission granted to go there. Some troll species might want to avoid the warm and sunny (unless they are happy trolls). At least Spring looks like it won't be far away.
Trolls take me back to the childhood story of the Three Billy Goats Gruff! I think I will write about them!!
I remember that story. It defines for me what a troll is supposed to be.
Thanks Frank…. and what should happen to him!
Hello Frank- thanks for hosting. This is a delightful prompt!
I like how the trolls in your poem watch over others. That's putting their strength to good use.
That was a good connection between the end of the festival and the beginning of the trees blooming.
I know. I agree with you that the connection Gillena made was amazing. Nothing like nature responding to our celebrations like that.
That is what I think of also when the word troll comes to mind.
Those are the real trolls we have to dodge.
Pat R, WP swallowed my comment, but "my feet pay the toll" is very clever!
I liked that use of "toll" and "troll" as well.
I liked the lines in your poem ending with "tangerine hue" and "resisting temptation too". A mysteriously beautiful sound.
Your poem was very nice: while trying to catch fish you and your grandfather were caught by surprise with something deeper than those shallow waters.
Nice prompt Frank, got internet access issues so am posting my repsonses but too late to be linked!
Best wishes on getting those internet issues resolved.
It is interesting that you use solar panels. I hope you find some resolution to keep both solar panels and trees. Perhaps a pruning of the trees? Of course that may make them grow more rapidly.
Yes, her correct poem is there now. I will leave the old link so as not to disturb the list in case my fingers mess up something. Thanks for pointing it out, Sabio!