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The return of Hizballah
Eyal Zisser
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Middle East Quarterly
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I just put in a 15" Kicker with a 800 watt soundstream amp. The night before I drove around all day and night BUMPIN. I go to school the next day come out of class get in my car and it won't start. I open the hood and the battery wire is off. Look in the trunk cargo cover gone big hole in the trunk. Aftermath..150 cds gone..System gone..Armani sunglasses gone..250$ worth fo just bought school books gone..
The multilock on my stick saved my car.
Then I get out of work one night right by the highway..Grill gone..Intake gone.
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Google Antitrust Cases: A Guide for the Confused
Do good things come in threes? Not if you are Google. As the holidays approach, the company finds itself faced with a trio of antitrust cases brought by a network of State and federal executors. It's a lot to follow. Let's try to sort out some of the bigger questions.
Why are there all these separate cases against Google, instead of just one?
The simplest answer is that Google has a dominant position in several markets. This opens it up to different lines of attack which do not all fit into the same trial. Two of the cases relate to Google's monopoly in search and search advertising; the third focuses on his control over what you might call no research The advertisement.
OK, so what are the cases?
The U.S. Department of Justice filed the first case in October, initially joined by eleven Republican attorneys general. It is the narrowest of the three pursuits. He claims Google has used anti-competitive tactics to protect its monopoly on general search and prevent competing search engines from gaining a foothold. Specifically, the complaint describes efforts by Google to ensure that it is the default search engine on browsers and smartphones, such as paying Apple up to $ 12 billion each year to make Google the default engine for Safari and iPhone. With its control over the secure search market, according to the lawsuit, Google can reap more ad revenue from search, which in turn allows it to keep payments in circulation. The DOJ argues that this amounts to an illegal ploy to maintain Google's monopoly on search.
What does Google say about this?
In response to the DOJ's complaint, Google says there is nothing wrong with the arrangements it has made, as it's easy for users to change the default if they want to. As the company's senior counsel put it in a blog post, "People don't use Google because they have to, they use it because they want to."
But why would Google spend billions of dollars every year to be the default if everyone freely chooses to use it anyway?
OK, you said there were two cases involving Google search. What is the other?
the second case about Google search, and the third to be filed overall, is from a coalition of more than 30 states, led by the attorneys general of Colorado and Nebraska. It essentially makes the same argument as the DOJ trial, plus a few other charges. (In fact, the states have asked that their action be combined with that of the DOJ.) The most important new piece is the claim that Google used its monopoly on general research (an activity commonly known as googling) to discriminate against companies in what is called the vertical search for businesses, like Yelp or Kayak. The idea is that Google wants people to start all their searches on Google, rather than going directly to a vertical search site or app. States claim that Google has therefore made changes over the years to the way search results appear in order to keep more traffic to Google's own properties rather than vertical search. This puts these vertical businesses in a tough spot because if users can't find them easily through Google, they might not find them at all. It's illegal, states say, because the goal and effect is to boost Google's share of the search market, rather than directing users to the best results.
Google public response So far, it's simple: the changes made are simply aimed at making Google search more useful and relevant to users. If this is true, there is nothing wrong with what the company has done. The case may ultimately revolve around whether antitrust authorities can prove that Google had other goals in mind than customer satisfaction.
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Nasty Dragon: "At least two guests reported seeing Mr. Wekerle's genitals."
It is somehow reassuring that in these pink slippery times, with some 650 sluggos for the high jump, that the CBC goes into its ninth season of Dragons' Den with its complement of millionaires intact (Kevin O'Leary and Bruce Coxon make way for Vikram Vij and Michael Wekerle).
But can either of the new boys fill O'Leary's clown shoes as the show's resident shithead, as objectionable in person as on camera?
Wekerle's got potential.
According to CBC publicity bumph, the much-tattooed supremo of Difference Capital "loves fast cars and rock music."
"He donates millions to a wide variety of philanthropic interests, ranging from hospitals, and educational funds, to arts companies such as Opera Atelier. Michael Wekerle's entrepreneurial spirit combined with lavish lifestyle, celebrity friends and joie de vivre have placed him uniquely at the top of both the society pages and the list of Canada's top power players."
Alas, the PR may paint him as "Mick Jagger meets Warren Buffet," but the genuine article is more Vince Neil meets Rob Ford.
Security camera shot of Wekerle hijinks
Take, for example, the case of Brooks Jansen, a valet at the Capital Hotel in Little Rock, Ark. Jansen last year sued The Wek for $150,000+, alleging shoulder injuries sustained wrestling the over-refreshed financier on the evening of October 22, 2010.
Attached to the suit is a security incident report recounting Wek's legendary performance. He'd flown in on a private jet and arrived with a skin-full of top-shelf booze and a fanny pack jammed with cash (as much as $10,000, according to companions).
Awesomeness ensued. The CBC, if the report is to believed, has found itself a gifted performer.
Mike Wekerle's Twelve Steps to Party Animal Stardom, as alleged in the incident report:
Capital Hotel guest Mike Wekerle engaged in the following activities in the Capital Hotel:
Dropped his pants to his ankles in the lobby near the foyer, in front of guests and employees, and walked back and forth between the bell stand and the foyer three times before he pulled up his pants.
Repeatedly and loudly blew a stadium horn in the lobby.
Grabbed a valet by the arm, twisted the valet's arm, spun around as if he was about to flip the valet over his shoulder, and tugged hard on the valet's arm. The valet has reported and injury and filed an "Employee Accident/Injury Report."
Verbally harassed two female guests by asking a valet in front of the females if the valet had "fucked them," and then asking the valet to "lick their tits."
Lifted and carried a female from the sidewalk in front of the hotel, through the foyer, into the lobby and to the nearest sofa, then fell backward on the sofa with the female and remained on the sofa with the female and remained on the sofa with her in the prone position.
Got on his knees and then in a prone position on the floor of the lobby in front of the entrance to Ashley's restaurant.
Licked the bottom of a female's shoe, then removed the shoe and licked the bottom of the female's foot while they were at the entry to Ashley's and while the woman's husband was in Ashley's.
Talked in a loud, drunken manner and used profanity, including several variations of the word "fuck," while inside Ashley's restaurant, in the hotel lobby, and in the Capital Bar and Grill.
Wrestled with a companion in the hallway between the restrooms south of the lobby.
Sat at an occupied table in the Capital Bar & Grill and began talking to patrons at the table, then stood up in his chair and jumped up and down in the chair until a server made him stop.
Dropped his pants and underwear in front of guests and employees in the Capital Bar and Grill. At least two guests reported seeing Mr. Wekerle's genitals.
Threatened a security officer when the security officer tried to get Mr. Wekerle to calm down and stop interfering with other guests.
Hotel security officer Michael Parnell gamely attempts in 11 pages of meticulous notes to capture the grandeur of Wek's rampage, but Frank is certain you had to be there. Herewith, some highlights:
* "When I reported for duty at 6:00 p.m., several staff members reported that Mr. Wekerle had dropped his pants in the lobby, blew a stadium horn in the lobby, handed out beer to employees, and acted in a generally rude manner when he had checked in earlier in the afternoon. Guest Services manager Alan Napier had reported that Mr. Wekerle was a very wealthy, important person from Canada, and was the leader of a securities trading group. Concierge Billy Glasscock had reported that Mr. Wekerle had 'come in with a fanny pack full of money' and was 'throwing it everywhere.'"
* "Mr. Wekerle had reserved a table for twenty-one people for 6:15 p.m. I saw and heard one of Mr. Wekerle's associates tell Mr. Wekerele, through clenched teeth, that Mr. Wekerle had 'kept twenty people waiting for two hours.'"
* "Mr. Wekerle went to the Capital Bar and Grill and greeted three black males who had arrived earlier and were seated at the bar. According to Mr. Wekerle's associates, Mr. Wekerle had met the three males earlier in the day at a liquor store (or possibly a gas station or combination thereof) on the way from the airport. Mr. Wekerle had invited the males to the hotel.
"Mr. Wekerle and the three black males went to the men's restroom south of the lobby…When Mr. Wekerle and the three males exited the restroom, they went upstairs. They returned to the lobby approximately five minutes later. The three black males left. Mr. Wekerle continued to engage in loud, disruptive behaviour in the lobby."
*[Capital Bar and Grill manager Lee Edwards] reported that Mr. Wekerle had dropped his underwear, and at least two guests had stated that they saw Mr. Wekerle's genitals. Those reports were later confirmed by CB&G employees Jo Ann Sims and David Burnette. Jo Ann reported that she saw Mr. Wekerle's buttocks."
*"I told Mr. Wekerle that if he insisted on acting in an inappropriate manner, and would not remain in his room, we would ask him to leave. Again he replied, 'Or what?' He demanded to know what I would do, and I told him that ultimately I would be forced to evict him, and that if he resisted eviction I would call the Little Rock Police Department if necessary. Mr. Wekerle seemed to grow even angrier. He shook his fingers at me and told me he would get a lawyer and sue the hotel…Mr. Wekerle pulled away from his associate and seemed to focus intently on me. He turned slightly sideways, and I saw his chest heave several times. His eyes narrowed. He began to shake his head back and forth and he said, 'I'll…I'll…you…I'll fuck you up.' I told Mr. Wekerle, 'Sir, you're done. You are leaving this hotel.'"
*"At approximately 9:45 p.m., two of Mr. Wekerle's associates…stopped told me they had put Mr. Wekerle to bed in the Peabody [Hotel], and that we should not have any trouble out of him for the rest of the night. I apologized for having to evict Mr. Wekerle, and one of his associates replied, 'Fuck, I would have kicked him out sooner than you did.'"
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Papadoc says:
So easy to make money; not so easy to act civilized. Are CBC brass really surprised by why the Corp has lost it's public support?
Patrick60 says:
Clearly pals of Harper are now pals of the CBC.But "DD" is about a group of rich obnoxious assholes who want to get even richer, yeah? What would you expect? Tea, crumpets and discussions about great literature and philosophy?
Good piece on him in the Business Section of this weekend's Globe-seems he has "spread himself too thin" and his partners are bailing on the company he seems to have so little time to work for.
That's on B6 and B7. At first it looks like a standard puff piece."Widely regarded as the best Stock Trader of his generation" etc etc. Then one notices that it also lists a litany of Weak's personal and professional failures.The writer, Nails McGee, breaks the news that there was concern about his "heavy drinking and general mischief he was getting into…" (Stop the Presses!)It goes on to list the lawsuits against him, the collapse of share prices at his flagship, Difference Capital, and the rumours of his impending bankruptcy. (Could that $100,000 dollar night at the Strip Club played a factor?). Anyway, with puffery like this, who needs malicious smears? Did Great Canadian's misspelling of Nail's name on the autographed photohe gave him get things off to a bad start? We should be told!


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Congratulations to the 2014-2015 Executive Board!
At our last meeting of the semester, we will be celebrating with a pizza and game night! Bring your favorite board game and enjoy some pizza with us!
Missouri NEA Director of Student Programs, Scott Kiehl, came to speak with us about a new Mentoring Program offered through NEA that is designed to take you from college to colleague. This mentoring program would allow student NEA members to speak with a teacher near where you are attending college or in the school district in which you hope to teach. Another great opportunity he shared with us was Interview Preparation. You can schedule a practice interview with a trained interviewer to help you prepare for future interviews with schools. This practice interview can be done via Skype, Facetime, GoToMeeting or phone. An appointment is about 20 minutes long.
1. Exhibit positive expectations for ALL students.
2. Design lessons for student mastery.
3. Establish good classroom management techniques.
Your classroom management has to change to fit the students. Not all techniques will work on every class.
Tip #1: Consistency on the 1st day – 1st week is key.
Tip #2: Explain the importance of rules.
Tip #3: Major behavior problems in classrooms are caused by the failure of students to follow procedures and routines.
For more information on classroom management, you can contact Professor Peters at bpeters@truman.edu. Peters provided us with several handouts and if anyone is interested in a copy, they can go to the NEA bulletin board in Violette Hall for the extras.
Elections will be held at this meeting! If you have any questions, contact NEA Exec.
Our next meeting will be March 31st. Hope to see you all there!
Many Truman NEA students went to the Adair County Library this week to celebrate Read Across America. Many of our Dr. Seuss favorites were read to children who also participated in many Dr. Seuss- themed activities.
We were very lucky to have Myra Collins and Pam Carte come to talk to us from the RPDC department about the Common Core. They were able to give us a lot of resources and information about the Common Core.
This site offers item analysis with DOK levels, Standards addressed, Claims and Targets, scoring guides, and exemplar answers.
We will be reading several Dr. Seuss books and leading activities that go along with the books to kids from 1-2 pm on Saturday at Adair County Public Library.
Our next meeting will be in VH 1300 at 5 pm. Professor Peters will be coming in to talk about classroom management. MNEA's new Student Director, Scott Kiehl will also be coming.
This will be held in Tan-Tar A, MO. It is a state-wide assembly to discuss the direction we want MNEA to go. It is a great way to get to meet teachers and other MNEA students from across the state.
This year, the National NEA Representative Assembly is in Denver, CO. It is an amazing experience to meet people nationwide and be a part of NEA at the national level. Declarations for candidacy are due via email to karen.sholes@mnea.org by Friday, March 14. Missouri can send 3 members from the MNEA student program.
The MNEA Summer Academy will be held in Columbia, MO.
For our most recent meeting, Diane Richmond and Susan Thomas presented on how to use technology in the classroom. Now more than ever, technology is becoming an integral part of the classroom and it is important to know how to use it to maximize learning. They stressed learning about the technology that you have available to you. If you have a SMART Board, spend time before or after school to familiarize yourself with how to work it. For many technologies, there are people that can come to your school to teach you and your colleagues how to use it effectively.
http://www.more.net/ For professional development workshops.
http://zoom.us/ It's like Skype but can be used for webinars.
https://delicious.com/ A way to organize your links.
http://www.studyblue.com/ Great for flashcards. There's an app too.
http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/ You can make instructional videos with this.
If you would like anymore information about technology, you can find Diane and Susan at Pickler 205.
At the Adair Co. Public Library on March 1, 1-2 pm NEA will be participating in the Read Across America program. We will be reading to children in the area to help spread the love of reading.
Last Meeting of the Semester!
For our last meeting of the Fall Semester, we had a special treat! MNEA President Charles Smith and Vice-President Brent Fullington joined us to talk about the purpose of NEA. The organization fights for quality public schools by strengthening the teaching profession and promoting the well-being of it's members. He stressed that disciplined people + disciplined thoughts + disciplined actions = results. He also described S.T.A.R. which stands for Strategic Teams Achieve Results. This is accomplished five ways.
As an NEA member, you are a part of a family of 35 million people that are also dedicated to making education the best that it can be.
Jan Brett came to Truman! She is a lovely illustrator and author of children's books. She came to talk about her new book, Cinders. In her talk, she discussed how she got inspiration from the chickens she raises at home. She even brought several of them on the tour with her to show us! She also showed us how she drew her pictures and emphasized that it takes a lot of work, but with practice, improvement is inevitable.
Jan Brett rides in style with this huge bus. She brought several of her chickens on the tour with her.
After Jan Brett's speech, there were many fun activities that correlated with many of her books that NEA hosted. There were many things to craft and color to entertain.
Cathy Westbury, a retired counselor from the Rockwood School District in St. Louis and a member of R-MNEA, came to talk about NEA's Bully Free it Starts With Me Campaign. She talked about who a bully is, the view of the bully's target, and ways to reduce bullying in class and through school.
Jan Brett, best-selling children book Author and Illustrator, is giving a presentation about her books. Afterwards, NEA is providing fun activities for kids.
For our last meeting of the semester, MNEA President Charles Smith is coming to visit.
There aren't any Webinars that will be presented soon, but there are still plenty of pre-recorded Webinars that you have access to. There are also plenty of Professional Development lessons through NEA Academy.
On November 9, four members of our Truman NEA chapter traveled to St. Louis for this year's Fall Representative Assembly. After hearing reports from the MNEA Executive Officers, we adopted the 2013-2014 Missouri NEA Legislative Platform, saw awards given for the Shirley Cromer Leadership and Leila Medley Quality Local Association Awards, and learned a lot of information about the whole organization.
Everyone that was able to attend had a great time and was excited to learn many new things about the organization.
Thank you to everybody that came to help out at the Schuyler Family Fun Night!! The kids had a blast doing so many fun and creative activities!
Thank you again to everyone that made this evening a success!


A band of miscreant puppets and six comedian puppeteers took to the stage at the Irvine Barclay Theatre on New Year's Eve, largely not knowing what the evening of improv puppetry had in store.
"Stuffed and Unstrung," Henson Alternative's foul-mouthed adult puppet show, succeeded in taking Orange County audiences behind the scenes of the Henson puppetry world, but an uninspiring audience at the Barclay put a damper on the evening's improvised humor.
"Stuffed and Unstrung" is your customary night at the improv — give or take 80 Jim Henson Co. puppets, each marvelously handcrafted and intricately detailed. And in true improv fashion, the setup was relaxed, casual and minimalistic, creating an unplugged performance.
That said, such a bare-bones production must rely on content to carry the show. Henson Alternative put everything on the line by handing over content control to the audience. Within these types of productions, audience suggestions for sketches can either make or break a show, sometimes regardless of the talent.
In the end, a performer is only as good as the material they are given. In this case, the improvisational sketches were sufficient but could have been funnier. However, this primarily resulted from lackluster audience suggestions. The humor was bizarre, not sophisticated or elegant. The concept of a talking puppet in some morphed Henson creature form is absurd to begin with. Add some alcohol to the mix, and the more you drink, the funnier it gets.
However, the night was not without its comedic highlights. An audience participation sketch involving a randomly selected married couple, Brandy and Brian, added an interesting twist to the evening's comedy when the two said that they trained monkeys as service animals.
In the sketch, two Henson puppeteers attempted to re-create the couple's first date at a fundraiser for the helper monkeys. As Brandy and Brian watched the recap, they let the puppeteers know how they were doing by hitting a bell for correct information and a buzzer for an inaccurate representation.
Overall, the audience volunteer pieces proved to be the most entertaining and full-proof sketches of the evening.
In addition to several song improvs, which included impressive off-the-cuff background vocals and harmony, a rap tune was added.
Host Patrick Bristow asked the audience for a name of a beloved children's' story, prompting a frat boy in the back of the auditorium to suggest a fictitious title: "Paris Hilton Goes to the Mall."
Ace comedian Victor Yerrid fearlessly took on the challenge, unleashing gut-busting rhymes that roasted the hotel chain heiress.
Other memorable sketches featured the Henson Digital Puppetry Studio, puppets that appeared at the Grammys last year with recording artist Cee Lo; and a brand new original motto for Orange County concocted in ESPN cheer-squad style — "Bring Your Trophy Wives."
Aside from the improv, some scripted elements like vintage skits, pre-recorded video, and musical numbers were included in the production. A slice of history was uncovered in vintage works like Frank Oz's "Java" (1965) and Jane and Jim Henson's "I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face" (1956). Both pieces had not been seen by live audiences in decades.
grew dirtier as the evening progressed. But, the overall vibe of the audience was rather PG-13, almost childish. The mood reminded me of a young boy discovering his first curse word and then gradually trying to progress to worse things.
So, as the audience began to push the limits, the comedians were tasteful and careful about how far they pushed the envelope. Then again, this element of criticism depends on the audience, which really gauges the show through their suggestions.
What impressed me most about the production was how it was two shows in one.
Traditional walls were stripped down to reveal the puppeteer underneath the elevated camera lens; Meanwhile, two large, hi-resolution screens displayed the final product in a televised form. As a result, every seat in the house was a great seat. Also, the audience could watch either format simultaneously, which provided insight into puppetry techniques and what went on behind that wall.
Only in this format can eyes be opened to the arduous nature of puppetry, an art form that carries a childish stigma, and therefore an assumption of simplicity.
In reality, the truth lies far beyond the public's general assumptions. Beneath the camera elevated six feet above the stage lay a realm of mayhem: puppeteers stumbling over one another and tangled within a sea of arms as they tried to manipulate the puppets within the specified camera frame.
Puppeteering is challenging work. Try holding seven pounds over head for extended periods of time while improvising and moving the puppet's body and mouth in sync to those just-thought-of phrases! Then, add the uncertainty of improvisation.
The versatile performers made it look so easy.
At times, they played outside of their gender, age, and species. Victor Yerid, Drew Massey and Allan Trautman really took improv to the next level by simultaneously attaching a personality and corresponding voice to a variety of puppets.
Since most of the show was unscripted, not only did the comedians have to improvise, but so did all of the other production elements like the music, lighting and sound.
"Stuffed and Unstrung" allowed audiences to both rediscover puppetry, at times a lost art, through the thrill of improvisation, pop culture, and adult humor, as well take a peek behind the scenes of the art and craft of puppetry.
HEATHER YOUMANS reviews arts events for the Daily Pilot.


Everyone has a strategic way to eat a chocolate bunny. The ears are good way to start or you could dive right into the tail. But have you ever stopped and thought, why am I eating a rabbit made out of chocolate in spring?
The Easter Bunny can trace its roots all the way back to 17th century Germany, when the holiday hare made its debut in Lutheran Easter celebrations. The hop-along rabbit has traditionally been depicted as bringing colored eggs, candy and even toys to children, the night before Easter. Rabbits and eggs became symbols of the spring time celebration of Easter, as they represent fertility and the bounty of the coming season. By the 1890's these bountiful bunnies had become widespread in their more delicious (and less fluffy) chocolate form. In 1939 the molding process for most chocolate bunnies was changed making hollow bunnies possible. The hollow bunny has a few advantages over it's solid cousins. For one they're just plain easier to eat with less of the tooth cracking density of a solid rabbit, and there's a bit more whimsy in a giant hollow rabbit versus a more modestly sized solid counterpart. Whether you choose solid or hollow, you can at least flip a coin… start on heads or tails?


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After 2020 and now the new 2021 lockdown we're all going to need a holiday as soon as things open back up. We're here to help you dream your way through a cold, locked-in January and pick your first trip for later in the year.
So let's see where's going to be hot this year, plan some unforgettable trips and experiences.
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1. Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda is our top pick for 2021, and the gateway to the Caribbean. It's got everything we're looking for in a destination for next year - sun, sea and safety! As a Commonwealth country it's perhaps more exotic, and a fair bit warmer, than you might ever consider a home away from home but it has that wonderful blend of the familiar and the exciting thast makes for a truly great holiday.
Peak tourist season on the islands is December to April, when the tempertures are pleasantly warm rather than hot and US and European tourists come to escape dreary winters.
In December and January especially the islands are at their most lucious and green, so you're not just getting away for some winter sun but seeing the place at its sparkling best.
July to November is the quietest time, apart from carnival in August. If you want the place relatively to yourself we recommend a September or October break - plus in October sea turtles nest on the beaches and you can spend a pleasant day or two watching these gentle creatures come and go.
Just 100 squre miles of island hides a whole world of things to see and do, from rainforests in the interior to hundreds of world-class beaches from which you can sail, kayak, snorkell, dive or simply watch the world go by.
Antigua drives on the left and the roads are quiet, so to explore the island we recommend picking up a car for at least part of your visit and seeing where the road takes you.
Finally, one of the two eponymous islands that make up this beautiful Caribbean destination, Barbuda, was all but destroyed by hurricane Irma in 2017, with the residents relocated to the main island. Getting money into the local economy therefore has the potential to benefit to the rebuilding and recovery efforts.
2. El Hierro
5 hr 15 min (depending on connecting flight from Tenerife)
Everyone loves the Canary Islands, but most only visit Tenerife, Lanzarote or Gran Canaria. A few might venture off to Fuerteventura - but even some Canary regular may have not even heard of El Hierro. So this year why not visit a lesser-known Canary Island and escape the crowds.
One of the reasons the Canary Islands are so well-loved is their year-round good climate! There's not really a bad time to go - even in winter the temperature barely falls below 20°. The warmest driest months are between June and September, when we expect travel to be well and truly up and running - and unlike the other islands you are unlikely to find El Hierro crowded even if you do visit at a peak time.
If you've read any of our Canary Island articles, you'll know we love El Hierro for its natural beauty. It's a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and is home to a number of endemic species - such as the El Hierro giant lizard.
El Hierro is a great spot for diving, and you'll see a host of aquatic life and at the right time of year you may even see manta rays, dolphins, whales and sharks.
There's no big tourism here - be prepared to really get stuck into nature, hike the beautiful trails, swim in natural pools and simply enjoy the great outdoors.
Whether you head to where east meets west in Istanbul, or relax on a beach on the Turkish riviera - there's something for every holiday here.
Southern Turkey enjoys year round good weather - as you'd expect from a Mediterranean resort. The busiest months are as expected June to September - perfect for those who want to sit on the beach! If you want it to be a little less crowded then head there on the shoulder season - whether that's late spring or late summer.
The further east you travel the more extreme the temperatures become - with highs of over 40° in summer and bitter snow in winter. So bear that in mind if you're heading in land to palces such as Cappadocia.
The Turkish riviera is a great choice if you're a little bored of the beaches in Spain - with a number of excellent resorts to choose from.
Turkey, similarly to Greece has a very rich history, and there are plenty of old ruins to visit - we particuarly love the Library of Celsus, which you can find at Ephesus.
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Iceland is one of our favourite Brexit-proof destinations for 2021 - great for those who love the outdoors and adventure.
The decision on when to visit Iceland usually comes down to whether you want to visit when it's sunny and (by Iceland standards) warm or whether you want to see the northern lights. Both certainly have their appeal! Icelandic summers (May - August) are lush and green, the days are long and you'll get to see the numerous waterfalls in full flow. By contrast Icelandic winters (November to March) are a cosy adventure, the days are short and the northern lights are well worth braving the cold. There is of course the option to visit in autumn, where the temperatures aren't so cold, the days aren't as short and there's the chance you may spot somer northern lights - but there's no guarantees.
One of the most popular routes is the Golden Circle - this loop drive will take you past most of the most recongisable sites, including Gullfoss, Þingvellir and the Blue Lagoon. If you're limited for time then this is the best place to start when planning your trip. But don't be afraid to leave the well travelled path and explore some of Icelands more remote, less visited regions.
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5. UK short breaks
Varies, could be a short walk
If 2020 taught us anything it's that there a lot of beautiful places to explore here in the UK - sometimes just outside your door.
The great thing about a staycation is that it is easier to fit in short breaks throughout the year - who doesn't love a long weekend? Especially if you string it together with a bank holiday.
Of course the summer is a great time to visit the host of UK attractions on offer, and lots of theme parks will do early booking spring offers when the parks re-open for the season.
If you're looking for something to entertain the family then why not head to Legoland - they're opening a new mythical beast themed 'land' in 2021.
Or you could rent a campervan and explore the untamed nature in Scotland by driving the North Coast 500.
Wherever you live there's sure to be something to explore just round the corner!
6. Andalucia
The tourism minister for Andalucia said in 2020 that this year tourists would be covered with free covid insurance. While that plan has been delayed later in 2021 by current travel restrictions, Andalucia's thoughful eagerness to attract visitors gives added peace of mind once this beautiful region of Spain opens back up to tourists.
Andalucia is one of the hottest regions in Europe, with temperatures peaking June to September. If you're a sun worshipper then we are sure you'll love it! If you're more senstive to heat then we recommend visiting in spring or autumn - when temperatures are a little cooler meaning you can get out and explore.
There's a lot to do in this region, so it depends where you base yourself. Most people tending to head to either Sevilla, Malaga or Granada.
From our travels here we recommend a visit to the Alhambra, a hilltop fortification near Granada. Take time to wander the streets of Sevilla, a beautiful town with a UNESCO World Heritage site at the Catedral de Sevilla.
There's also something incredibly appealing about wandering the smaller villages, with their cobbled streets, white wash buildings and beautiful bougainvillaea in spring - somewhere like Frigiliana which is between Malaga and Granada.
7. Japan
11 hr 50 min
Tokyo was meant to be home to the 2020 Olympic games, but obviously these got postponed. The games are currently scheduled for the end of July 2021, and assuming they go ahead as planned that's all the excuse we need to want to visit again!
If you are planning on attending the Olympics then you'll want to head there end of July - but this isn't necessairly the best time to visit Japan as this is in the rainy season. One of the most popular sights is the cherry blossom, and if you want to see that then you'll want to travel in spring (between March and May), but bear in mind this is the peak season so can get crowded.
If you want to see the iconic Mount Fuji, then it's worth noting it's actually quite rare to visit on a day when it's cloud free! Your best bet is between Novemember and February. In fact we love a winter trip to Japan as it's a great alternative to the typical Alpine skiing experience.
As we said above, the cherry blossom is really a magical sight - but if you want to see it then you need to plan in advance. They only bloom for one week and the timing of this varies from south to north - do your research and plan to accommodate this.
If you're visiting in winter then why not try catch a glimpse of the snow monkeys (Japanese macaque) bathing in a hot spring? As with any tourist attraction that relies on local wildlife please ensure you are being respectful and look for those experiences which value conservation.
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8. Albania
There are few 'undiscovered' European destinations left, especially as more tourists now venture into Eastern Europe. So we think this small Balkan country is an excellent choice if you like to visit somewhere a little less known. And at time of writing, even with much of the EU closed to UK visitors and the UK in lockdown, Albania would be perfectly happy to accept UK visitors with just a recent, negative PCR test.
Though Albania is small, it packs a lot in, with a Mediterranean coastline and a mountainous north. If you're heading to the coast then temperatures are pleasant from May to October - though head there at the beginning or end of this to miss the real scorching heat. Or you can head to the mountains in the winter for the snow, and discover a new skiing spot!
Albania has some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, and they are no where near as busy as their counterparts in more touristed destinations! We recommend taking a boat trip out to Ksamil Islands, in the Albania Riviera - white sands and turquiose waters, you'd be forgiven for thinking you've been dropped into the Carribbean!
9. Chlie
Okay, don't let the flight time put you off. Chile is a beautiful, diverse country and it really has it all. 6000 miles long and 100 wide with mountains, lakes, vineyards, salt flats, beaches, moonscapes... the list goes on. Direct flights to the capital Santiago were in place before lockdown so it's easier than ever to get to. Recent political shifts saw a huge popular mandate to throw out the old Pinochet-era constitution, setting Chile up for a new period of optimism and reform. And the geography means that, while it'll take you days if not weeks to drive the length of the place, you can comfortably journey from the sea at Valparaiso to the Andes in a day, taking in Pablo Neruda's house on the way.
As Chile runs so far south to north it stretches across a number of different climate zones - so the 'best' time to visit does vary depending in region. The busiest months run from November through March as this is the summer season, though don't expect it to be warm if you're visiting Patagonia!
There's really so much to love about Chile is tempting to just say in general don't miss visiting Chile in your lifetime. But, if you have to pin us down then we'd say a visit to Patagonia is a must, you'll be blown away by the vistas of Torres del Paine. We also highly recommend a trip to Salar de Atacama - visiting these salt flats almost feels like visiting another world!
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10. Ireland
If you'd rather stay a little closer to home then the Emerald Isle has plenty to discover - plus it's one of our Brexit-proof destinations for 2021.
There's no surprises in terms of climate here - you'll know what to expect. In general it will be busiest in summer - so if you want avoid the crowds go in the shoulder seasons, March to May or September to November. St Patrick's day is in mid-March, so if you want to party with the Irish this would be the time to go.
If you're heading for a city break - then obviously Temple Bar in Dublin is one of the places to go, and you have to try some Guiness whilst you're there.
We suggest you take some time to really explore Ireland however, and get out of the city. One of the most popular sites in Ireland are the Cliffs of Moher - about a 3hr drive from Dublin. These impressive cliffs overlook the wild Atlantic ocean and you might recognise them from a scene in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
11. Dubai
We were lucky in that Dubai was the last place we travelled before lockdown came - and we've been waiting to shout about it ever since. It's one of the holiday destinations that, but for the UK's national lockdown, we could still visit in January 2021. Plus the World Expo is being held in Dubai in October 2021.
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Dubai gets hot, and we mean hot! In the summer months temperatures will soar above 40°. Now that might be your thing, but in general was recommend visiting between December and March as the temperatures a little cooler which makes going out and about much more comfortable.
There are a number of famous sights in Dubai - the world's tallest building the Burj Khalifa, the Palm Jumeirah and the Dubai mall. Dubai is also a great location for families, with plenty of waterparks, theme parks and attractions to visit.
12. Rwanda
If you want to head somewhere a bit different this year then Rwanda is our choice. They are leading the way for sustainable tourism in Africa and there's incredible biodiversity - and one of the best places to see gorillas in the wild.
For many when to go is dictated by when you can get one of the coverted gorilla trekking permits. The busiest time is June to September - when it is warmest and most importantly driest. You are more likely to get a premit in the off season - so we recommend trying to catch the end or beginning of the rainy seasons, around December or May.
A visit to Rwanda really isn't complete without seeing the mountain gorillas, but we understand this can be expensive. What we love about Rwanda however is that you know the premit cost goes to their considerable conservation efforts, in fact gorilla numbers have increased by as much as 25% in recent years.
It's not just about the gorillas however, Volcanoes National Park is well worth a visit in it's own right. You won't be sad you came.
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13. Slovenia
2 hrs 5 min
Slovenia is our sustainable pick for 2021 - they are leading with way with responsible tourism. Slovenia has everything from waterfalls and mountains to clean cities and a stunning Venetian-esque coastline.
Slovenia is similar to Albania in that it has a mediterranean coast to visit in the summer months and the mountains to visit in the winter. The busiest months are the summer months, June to September - to avoid the crowds we recommend visiting in Spring, this is also when vegetation is at its lushest.
Probably the most photographed spot in Slovenia is Lake Bled - but it is with good reason. Whether you visit the church on the island in the middle of the emerald waters, take a swim in the thermal waters or visit Bled Castle we definitely thing it's something not to miss.
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14. New Zealand
Okay, again we know it's a pretty hefty flight time (take it as a chance to catch up on that TV show you've been meaning to watch!) but you have to trust us when we say it's well worth it. Not only did New Zealand handle the covid crisis amazingly well, the country is one of the most beautiful (and friendly) around.
Being in the Southern Hemisphere the seasons are opposite to ours - so whilst everyone in the UK is pulling on their winter coats you can be flying off to enjoy a second summer. November through March are the warmest (busiest) seasons, and a word of warning this is also when the dreaded sandflies come out in some of the most popular regions. We recommend timing your visit for either Spring or Autumn, it'll be quieter and there'll be less bugs!
There's a lot to recommend for New Zealand, and if you're a Lord of the Rings fan you'll be in heaven! Some of our favourites though: drive through Arthur's Pass, visit the hot springs in Rotorua, take the Shotover jet in Queenstown, see the lupins bloom at the Church of the Good Shephard and take a boat tour down Milford Sound.
15. British Virgin Islands
Who doesn't love a tropical island getaway? After the year we've all had we'd say you deserve it.
If you're looking for somewhere warm there's not really a bad time to go - the average temperature is 27° after all! The most popular time to visit is between February - March as this is the dry season. If you want to avoid the crowds then it will be slightly quieter in the shoulder seasons - December to January and April to May. If you want a real deal though head there off season - it will be wetter but in general the rain is usually short and heavy.
Even if all you do is relax on a beach with a cocktail and take the occasional swim then you'll be having a good time! The BVIs are of course famous for being home to Richard Bransons private island - Necker Island, so if you have a spare $36,000 for a double room then that's always an option!
16. Mexico
10 hrs (to Cancun)
Mexico is a vast and diverse country - with vibrant history and culture. There's beaches, ancient ruins, jungles, deserts, mountains... you name it.
Weather does vary from region to region, but in general we recommend visiting between December and April when it is driest. Though if you plan to visit the Mayan Riviera, such as Cancun, then summer is the time to go and the rainfall is usually short and sharp.
If you visit for the beaches in Cancun then take some time to head inland to Chichén Itzá an important ancient Mayan monument. You can also visit the Sacred Cenote nearby - for a dip in the emerald waters.
On the opposite coast and with a 'no shoes, no shirt, no problem' vibe is the beach resort of Cabo San Lucas - at the tip of the Baja peninsula.
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Political Theatre by Mark Peterson
November 10, 2016 by Serena
Source: publicist
Hardcover, 144 pgs.
Political Theatre by Mark Peterson (available in the United States in December) offers a stark reminder of what politics has become and how it works behind the scenes. Peterson's very stark imagery catches candidates at their most vulnerable and in midst of their performances, but it also catches the media, the staff, the public, and the nation in a way that is least flattering and very surreal. The 2016 election has been a whirlwind of unbelievable moments from an unlikely Republican nominee, Donald Trump, to an outsider — Bernie Sanders — hoping to make inroads in the two-party system through a grassroots revolution.
American businessman Donald Trump at the #FITN Republican Leadership Summit in Nashua, NH, April 18, 2015. (printed with permission, Political Theatre by Mark Peterson)
"The Trump and Sanders phenomena were, of course, animated by radically divergent convictions and world-views. But both reflected a profound disruption taking place outside the confines of Washington, D.C." — says John Heilemann, author of "Game Change" and "Double Down."
While the previous election cycle had seen a historic shift in the presidency to the nation's first Black president, President Barack Obama, the 2016 election cycle has seen a completely different stage and set of actors. With the election behind us, the nation is clearly hurting and it is divided — not only among racial lines. Peterson's images are heavy on contrast and demonstrate the theatrics behind the scenes. While voters may see the debates and the comments at rallies as entertaining and indicative of "publicity" and "branding" — or just plain "fluff" — it is clear that the men and women on the campaign trail see many different sides of the candidates and the public.
Political Theatre by Mark Peterson is a collection of photographs, quotes from the candidates, and tweets, among other things. It also includes an essay by John Heilemann. But above all, it stands as a mirror to what our political system has become.
Donald Trump campaign rally in San Jose, California, June 2, 2016. (printed with permission; Political Theatre by Mark Peterson)
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Without a Conscience by Cat Gardiner for review in November.
Someone wants to kill The Iceman, Fitzwilliam Darcy, and will stop at nothing to lure him into the open. Out for retribution, the son of an assassinated South American drug lord is seeking payback. His diabolical objective puts Operation Macarena into play by dangling bait guaranteed to entice his enemy. Can Darcy's new bride, Liz, accept his decision to leave their tranquil life at Pemberley to resume the deadly profession he swore was behind them forever?
But are Darcy and Liz each fully satisfied with their simple, peaceful existence raising polo ponies and planning exotic vacations? Darcy set Liz's spirit free; how can she resist the urge to ride on the wild side? Perhaps coming out of retirement is just what her husband needs because The Iceman never truly melted.
Without a Conscience takes readers on an adventure from the dangerous Peruvian Amazon Basin to the salacious underbelly of Parisian nightlife, leading toward a perilous rescue in Moscow.
Essential Readings & Study Guide by K.V. Dominic, which Anna passed on to me.
"K. V. Dominic Essential Readings" gathers for the first time the three most important works of poetry from this shining new light of contemporary Indian verse in English: "Winged Reason," "Write Son, Write" and "Multicultural Symphony." A fourth collection of 22 previously unpublished poems round out a complete look at the first 12 years of Dominic's prolific and profound verse. Each poem includes unique Study Guide questions suitable for South Asian studies curricula.
Written in free verse, each of his poems makes the reader contemplate on intellectual, philosophical, spiritual, political, and social issues of the present world. Themes range from multiculturalism, environmental issues, social mafia, caste-ism, exploitation of women and children, poverty, and corruption to purely introspective matters. From the observation of neighborhood life to international events, and everyday forgotten tragedies of India, nothing escapes the grasp of Dominic's keen sense of the fragility of life and morality in the modern world.
R2-D2 and C-3P0's Guide to the Galaxy (LEGO Star Wars) by Ace Landers, which my daughter picked from her school's book fair (primarily because it came with a C-3P0 lego character)
A guide to the good guys, bad guys, places and vehicles from LEGO(R) STAR WARS(TM) presented by R2D2 and C-3P0. The two fan-favorite Droids introduce each chapter (i.e. heroes, villains, vehicles, places) and occasionally pop in to comment on things via comic book word balloons, making for a humorous and fresh take on the LEGO(R) STAR WARS(TM) Universe. Plus, comes with buildable C-3P0 minifigure!
Draw DC Universe: Learn to Draw the Heroes and the Villains by Kaitlyn Nichols, which she got from the book fair as well.
This book is a complete how-to-draw package, jammed with expert tips and techniques, tons of practice space, and of course, a universe of DC heroes and villains. The draw-right-in-it book comes with everything you need: a sketching pencil, a drawing marker, artist Have fun
The Little Shop of Monsters by R.L. Stine, illustrated by Marc Brown, which she picked from the book fair.
A frighteningly fun picture book adventure from two monstrously talented children's book icons–Marc Brown and R.L. Stine!
Are you are afraid of monsters?
Do they make you shiver and shake and shut your eyes really tight at night?
Welcome to the Little Shop of Monsters! Do you want a SNEEZER? A TICKLER? Or one of the CREEPIEST monsters of all? Come on in and choose your favorite, if you dare (before one of them chooses YOU!).
Renowned children's book creators Marc Brown and R.L. Stine join forces for the very first time-in Stine's picture book debut-with a tale that is monstrously good fun.
Trick or Treat! by Hayley Down, illustrated by Sarah Vince, which she selected from the book fair.
As Halloween approaches, children will be excited to explore this super spooky story. It contains a silicone torch that can be used to light up the pages and reveal some hidden artwork. Dim the lights of the room for extra effect!
A funny, rhyming story that will help children understand that Halloween doesn't have to be scary, it's full of pictures of fun costumes. Shine the torch and you'll be able to see the excited children inside them!
Political Theatre by Mark Peterson, already reviewed in November.
Over the past two years New York–based Mark Peterson (born 1955) has photographed American presidential candidates as they lead rallies, meet with the public and plead for votes. He began documenting the race shortly before the government shutdown in 2013 at a Tea Party rally at the US Capitol, when politicians were railing against President Obama and the Affordable Care Act. Since then Peterson has followed the political spin as it approaches the November 2016 election, creating already-famous images of Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Sarah Palin, Chris Christie and others, cutting through the staging of their personalities and revealing the cold, naked ambition for power. This volume documents what has been widely described as the most polarized and bizarre presidential race in American history.
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The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion
First International Conference on Health Promotion, Ottawa, 21 November 1986
CHARTER ADOPTED AT AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEALTH PROMOTION* the move towards a new public health, November 17-21, 1986 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. (* Co-sponsored by the Canadian Public Health Association, Health and Welfare Canada, and the World Health Organization)
The first International Conference on Health Promotion, meeting in Ottawa this 21st day of November 1986, hereby presents this CHARTER for action to achieve Health for All by the year 2000 and beyond.
This conference was primarily a response to growing expectations for a new public health movement around the world. Discussions focused on the needs in industrialized countries, but took into account similar concerns in all other regions. It built on the progress made through the Declaration on Primary Health Care at Alma-Ata, the World Health Organization's Targets for Health for All document, and the recent debate at the World Health Assembly on intersectoral action for health.
Beijing Declaration
Adopted by the WHO Congress on Traditional Medicine, Beijing, China, 8 November 2008
Participants at the World Health Organization Congress on Traditional Medicine, meeting in Beijing this eighth day of November in the year two thousand and eight;
Recalling the International Conference on Primary Health Care at Alma Ata thirty years ago and noting that people have the right and duty to participate individually and collectively in the planning and implementation of their health care, which may include access to traditional medicine;
Recalling World Health Assembly resolutions promoting traditional medicine, including WHA56.31 on Traditional Medicine of May 2003;
Noting that the term "traditional medicine" covers a wide variety of therapies and practices which may vary greatly from country to country and from region to region, and that traditional medicine may also be referred to as alternative or complementary medicine;
Recognizing traditional medicine as one of the resources of primary health care services to increase availability and affordability and to contribute to improve health outcomes including those mentioned in the Millennium Development Goals;
Recognizing that Member States have different domestic legislation, approaches, regulatory responsibilities and delivery models;
Noting that progress in the field of traditional medicine has been obtained in a number of Member States through implementation of the WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy 2002-2005;
Expressing the need for action and cooperation by the international community, governments, and health professionals and workers, to ensure proper use of traditional medicine as an important component contributing to the health of all people, in accordance with national capacity, priorities and relevant legislation;
In accordance with national capacities, priorities, relevant legislation and circumstances, hereby make the following Declaration:
The knowledge of traditional medicine, treatments and practices should be respected, preserved, promoted and communicated widely and appropriately based on the circumstances in each country.
Governments have a responsibility for the health of their people and should formulate national policies, regulations and standards, as part of comprehensive national health systems to ensure appropriate, safe and effective use of traditional medicine.
Recognizing the progress of many governments to date in integrating traditional medicine into their national health systems, we call on those who have not yet done so to take action.
Traditional medicine should be further developed based on research and innovation in line with the "Global strategy and plan of action on public health, innovation and intellectual property" adopted at the Sixty-first World Health Assembly in resolution WHA61.21 in 2008. Governments, international organizations and other stakeholders should collaborate in implementing the global strategy and plan of action.
Governments should establish systems for the qualification, accreditation or licensing of traditional medicine practitioners. Traditional medicine practitioners should upgrade their knowledge and skills based on national requirements.
The communication between conventional and traditional medicine providers should be strengthened and appropriate training programmes be established for health professionals, medical students and relevant researchers.
Resolution EB134.R6 - Traditional Medicine
Updating the Strategy on Traditional Medicine
In 2009 the Sixty-second World Health Assembly adopted resolution WHA62.13, requesting the Director-General, inter alia, to update the WHO traditional medicine strategy: 2002–2005, based on countries' progress and current new challenges in the field of traditional medicine.
In line with resolution WHA62.13, WHO organized a broad consultative process, convening experts, Member States and other stakeholders across the six WHO regions to develop the strategic objectives, directions and actions for an updated strategy on traditional medicine for the period 2014–2023.
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A biography of Joni Mitchell by music critic David Yaffe.
Joni Mitchell is a cultural touchstone for generations of Canadians. In her heyday she released 10 experimental, challenging and revealing albums; her lyrics captivated people with the beauty of their language and the rawness of their emotions, both deeply personal to Mitchell and universally relatable to her audience. In this intimate biography, composed of dozens of in-person interviews with Mitchell, David Yaffe reveals the backstory behind the famous songs from her youth on the Canadian prairie, her pre-vaccine bout with polio at age nine and her early marriage and the child she gave up for adoption, up through the quintessential albums and love affairs, and all the way to the present and shows us why Mitchell has so enthralled her listeners, her lovers and her friends.
One more time, she had to explain how she was born, and how the stage would be set for her to be the hero of her own life. The more unlikely, the more heroic. Things conspired — extraordinary things, things no one back home or anywhere else — could have ever imagined. She said she did not grow up playing air guitar in the mirror. But she painted, she danced, nearly died, came back, danced again, and began to unfold.
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Litigators Darrell Noga and Chris Klement Join Brown Fox
July 29, 2019 by Brown Fox
Darrell Noga, an attorney known for representing cities and municipalities throughout Texas, has joined Brown Fox as a Partner. Chris Klement has joined the firm as a Senior Associate. Mr. Noga and Mr. Klement immediately bring to the firm a thriving practice representing government clients and add depth to the firm's labor and employment, trial, and appellate practices.
Mr. Noga, a graduate of Georgetown University Law, is a trial and appellate attorney with over thirty years of experience representing governmental and corporate clients, along with their individual officers and employees. He has successfully litigated a wide variety of cases, with an emphasis on governmental representation, civil rights litigation, employment litigation and labor negotiations.
Prior to attending Georgetown Mr. Noga obtained his B.A. and M.A. from DePaul University, both with Highest Honors. After earning his M.A., the graduating class selected Mr. Noga as the convocation speaker. Mr. Noga taught World History at DePaul before attending Georgetown Law. Upon earning his law degree, Mr. Noga began his practice in Chicago, but later moved down to Texas, where he has practiced for over twenty years. He is a frequent speaker before various professional organizations, including the Texas State Bar.
Mr. Noga shared, "I am truly excited to become a part of a dynamic, innovative and growing firm that has a long track record of providing outstanding service to its clients and has a very bright future ahead of it. As for my new colleagues, the attorneys here seem like an all-star team, to borrow a sports analogy, as they are uniformly both excellent lawyers and excellent persons, who have demonstrated they 'walk the walk' when it comes to the firm credo on our wall, 'Character Matters.'"
Mr. Klement, a two-time Rising Star, is a litigator who focuses his practice on civil rights and business and commercial litigation. Often teaming up with Mr. Noga, Mr. Klement has significant experience representing government clients. He also brings to the firm a background in banking law after serving in-house at a large Texas Bank.
Mr. Klement graduated from SMU Dedman School of Law, where he was a member of the Order of the Barristers and was selected as the Best Graduating Advocate. Prior to law school Mr. Klement obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of North Texas.
Managing Partner Russ Brown shared, "We are extremely excited about the 1-2 punch that came to Brown Fox when Darrell and Chris decided to join us. Darrell is a heck of a trial attorney who brings a relatability to any client and future jury member. As a guy who still throws on the skates and plays competitive ice hockey, he also knows how and when to be tough. Chris loves the courtroom and over a short period of time has been honored for his skills as a litigator. He's already a force to be reckoned with in the courtroom. We also love that he brings to the firm tremendous servant leadership, one of our core values, dedicating a significant amount of time serving through his church and the Knights of Columbus."
Brown Fox is a Dallas-based law firm, primarily focused on business and commercial litigation, corporate and securities matters, labor and employment, intellectual property, and governmental matters. The firm's representative clientele includes start-ups; partnerships; small to mid-size, private Texas companies; publicly traded companies; international corporations; and cities and municipalities. The firm also regularly handles contractual negotiations and disputes for C-level executives and upper management.
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In May I was approached by my friends at Ink Publishing to shoot the cover feature for the July/August 2014 edition of Tiger Airways' Tiger Tales Asia inflight magazine.
My creative brief was to photograph five food and beverage establishments that have a "dual personality" -- that operate as local hawker stalls by day and then transform into high-end restaurants and bars at night. As writer Celine Asril says, "Kopi-O or craft spirits? Mee pok or a fancy omakase set? In parts of Singapore where old-school kopitiams and high-end F&B outlets share the same space, it all depends on which time of day you turn up."
were in danger of being pushed out. Rather than enter into a conflict that would have proved beneficial to no one, however, a compromise was reached. By splitting the cost of renting their retail spaces with high-end bistros and bars, the owners of these time-tested stalls managed to stay in business while simultaneously helping preserve the area's old-school flavour."
I photographed four more F&B establishments that serve two uses, depending on the time of day one visits: Tiong Bahru's Dough & Grains (bakery) and Backdoor @ Seng Poh (pub), Hua Bee (hawker stall) and Bincho (yakitori-ya restaurant), Tanjong Pagar's Manicurious (nail salon) and Jekyll & Hyde (cocktail bar) and Shoebox Canteen (eatery) and Bitters & Love (cocktail bar) in Chinatown.
It was a fun assignment to shoot as it gave me an opportunity to capture the same places twice -- both before and after their evening transformations -- which was an enjoyable creative challenge for me. It was also fantastic to meet so many young and interesting local entrepreneurs who are following their passions and dreams in Singapore's competitive hospitality industry.
Read the entire 'Double Happiness' cover feature in Tiger Tales Asia.


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Genius was executive produced in part by Ron Howard. Based on the book Einstein: His Life and Universe, Genius looks at more than the academic, but also explores Einstein's life as a father and a husband. As a truly creative genius, his thinking processes often landed him in trouble with those he loved the most, even when some of those ideas reshaped science as we know it. Genius will include Emily Watson as Einstein's second wife (and first cousin) Elsa, and both Geoffrey Rush and Johnny Flynn as older and younger Einstein.
This is the first scripted show for the Genius channel, National Geographic. You won't want to miss the first episode when it airs on April 25, at the normal Genius airtime of 9 p.m. ET. National Geographic is a cable channel, but you can learn how to watch Genius online without cable. Keep reading if you're ready to stream Genius episodes online!
DIRECTV NOW is one of the ways that you can watch Genius streaming! Everything starts with the DIRECTV NOW basic package, which will run you $35 per month. You receive over 60 channels, which include the National Geographic live stream, ESPN, FX, AMC, Nickelodeon, Food Network, Comedy Central, HLN, and more! HBO is the incredibly affordable rate of $5 per month, and Cinemax is the same price. Local channels are available in both on-demand and live stream options. Of course, if you want live stream you must live in one of the larger cities such as Chicago, Atlanta, and New York! Everywhere else, local channels are available in the on-demand library! You can utilize multiple devices for DIRECTV NOW streaming! These include iPhone/iPad, Android mobile devices, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV!
We have plenty of additional information in our DIRECTV NOW review! Check it out before you commit to purchasing! You can also test out the service using the free DIRECTV NOW one-week trial, which is your way to watch Genius online free!
National Geographic is just one of the channels available in the Sling TV Blue package. The Sling TV channel lineup also includes AMC, Bravo, FX, FS1, NBCSN, Adult Swim, Syfy, and USA. All in all, you'll receive more than 40 channels. This package only costs $25 each month. There aren't any contracts either, so you can remain a subscriber for as long as you want. Bundle packages of channels that aren't included in your base package are also available. This is a quick and cheap way to customize your package.
You will be able to watch Genius streaming on Roku, Chromecast, Xbox, Apple TV, iOS, and most other devices. If you're not home for the Genius live stream you might find that it's available in the on-demand library. A one-week Sling TV trial is even available. You only have a few ways to watch Genius online free, but this is one of them! Be sure to check for special offers, too!
Local channels are either in live stream in larger cities like Los Angeles and Dallas, or you can watch them on-demand. You can stream Genius on iOS, Roku, Chromecast, PS3/PS4, and other devices. Mobile restrictions are an unfortunate part of being a PS Vue subscriber, but you can get around those by using TV Everywhere apps when you're mobile watching.
A 5-day trial is available to new members. This trial is a great way to get a feel for PS Vue and it's also a good way to watch Genius online free. Make sure to sign up!
Have you been looking for a free way to watch Genius online? fuboTV is one of the services that offers a free seven-day trial, so you can watch Genius online free along with various other content on the channels available through fuboTV. Speaking of channels, you receive National Geographic, Oxygen, NBCSN, FX, SyFy, fyi, Hallmark, fuse, Eleven Sports, Golf channel, fuboTV Network, USA, FS1, FS2, and Football Report TV. As you can see, there is still plenty of sports content for sports fans to enjoy, and for non-sports fans to use fuboTV, as well! Beyond the base package, which costs $35/month, you can add on themed bundles of extra channels to round out your package. The bundles cost $2.99 for 1 channel and $12.99 for eight channels. There are packages in between in channel size and price, as well. Never miss an episode of anything thanks to the cloud-based DVR that comes with your membership!
Check out the fuboTV free week trial for a week free of Genius streaming. Watch on devices like Roku, Chromecast, and Apple TV, and discover even more ways to watch in our fuboTV review.
Hulu does offer some of the Genius channel shows, but in most cases, it is after they have already aired. There are no current plans for Hulu to offer Genius streaming. Should that change, we will try and update it, so you can stream Genius episodes on Hulu. We have a Hulu review available if you have more questions.
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Genius streaming is not available on Amazon Prime. Like with other shows, Prime only offers full seasons. This means that you won't be able to stream Genius on Prime, at least until the show is over for the season. If you'd like to learn more about streaming on Amazon Prime, you can check our Amazon Prime review.
If you want to watch Genius online, you're going to need to find another streaming method to do it. Unfortunately, as this is a new series, the show will be over long before Netflix is able to offer Genius streaming. What is Netflix? Our full review can explain that and more.
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Rihanna spent another night at a recording studio in Los Angeles. She wore Helmut Lang's barbell button shirt from the Spring/Summer 2012 collection. The shirt features leather trim at the collar, cuffs and placket and barbell closures instead of traditional buttons. Rih loosely "buttoned" her shirt to give it a more relaxed look.
Her black grommet shirts with leather ties are UK brand Bitching and Junkfood's Side Strap Bitchy shorts. Rihanna wore the same shorts during her performance at Hackney Weekend Festival during the summer. Once again she donned Tom Ford's ankle chain sandals and her Chanel handbag.
As for her jewellery, Rihanna wore her favourite Jacquie Aiche pavé diamond Indian snake body chain. A simpler snake body chain is currently available at Shopbop. Her necklace was made for her by Rafaello & Co. and features the Hebrew words for Love, Hope and Faith. Finally, she wore Meredith Kahn's rose gold diamond Love Twist ring on her right hand. All of the gold details added some flair to a simple but chic look.


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BAFTA Scotland Awards 2012 – Call For Entries
The BAFTA In Scotland awards for 2012 are now open for entries.
The games category is open to ALL games, created in Scotland, or by Scottish developers. The games award covers ALL platforms from Triple A console titles, through to free-to-play social titles. The most important criteria is that the game is publicly available. So, if you have a title which you've released through any channel, then it's eligible. If it's a complete title, but has not been released in some fashion, then it's not eligible. Simple.
Entries cost £60 + VAT.
You can find all of the rules, entry guidelines and submission details over on the BAFTA In Scotland website.
The academy is keen to encourage new teams, independent developers and new entrants to submit entries this year. In 2011, the awards received their heghest number of entries in history, with over 25 entrants, covering every platform from mobile, to Kinect, to iOS to PC. With the evolution and growth in the industry over the last 12 months, we're fascinated to see this year's entries.
Denki won last year's games award, for their word-based battler, Quarrel.
You have until 17:00 on July 31st 2012 to get your entries in.
We'll be keeping a close eye on this year's competition and hope to update you on the submissions, judging etc. as time goes on.
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