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Lamb Stew infused with rose water is one of those dishes whose ethnicity is hard to pin down. Is it Indian, Turkish, Middle Eastern? All of these ethnic groups use rose water in their cooking. Oh well, it really doesn't matter.
For the sake of categorizing, I am saying it is Middle Eastern. It has a nice balance of sweet and savory; it is absolutely amazing.
Lamb Stew infused with rose water is probably one of the most interesting rose water dishes I have attempted. I mean, there was Pistachio Cookies as well as Rose water lemonade, but neither proved as challenging as this one. Too much rose water and you might as well be eating, well, a rose! Don't get me wrong, it's not hard to make, it's just very important to have the right balance. Although rose water has a strong scent, its taste is very delicate.
Don't add the rosewater too soon!
The rose water is added at the very end of the cooking process. It's such a delicate touch that you definitely don't want to cook it off. I like to serve it with basmati rice instead of a regular white rice. Basmati rice tends to have more flavor. Also, if you are on a Paleo diet, pair this stew with a cauliflower mash.
One of the things I love the most about this Lamb Stew infused with rose water is the diversity of ingredients: lamb, apricots, cherries, rose water, almonds. By the way make sure the almonds are blanched. You certainly don't want almond skins floating in your stew. Not pretty!!!
Now, you might be asking yourself, can I make this with regular beef? Well, sure! Remember a recipe is just a suggestion. I happen to love lamb because I find its taste a little richer than beef. I love the smell of this dish simmering on the stove on a cold day.
If you like the exotic flavors of Middle Eastern food here are some of my favorites you can print or bookmark for later.
Here is a Turkish and or Middle Eastern style lamb stew infused with rose water. The dried apricots, cherries, pomegranate juice and honey add a nice sweet note to this wonderful dish. Serve this over rice or couscous.
In a large pot heat the olive oil and add the lamb cubes. Sprinkle with salt and cumin. Add the onions and stir fry until the meat begins to brown.
Add the beef broth and the parsley. Reduce heat.
In a small cup mix together water, honey and pomegranate juice.
Add mixture to the beef.
Cover and cook for about 40 minutes.
Add the apricots, cherries and almonds. Cook for an additional 10 minutes.
Allow the stew to sit for about 5 minutes before serving.
I'm so interested in this rosewater business. How interesting. This looks so good to. Pinning and sharing. Thanks for sharing at Totally Terrific Tuesday last week! I can't wait to see what you have lined up for this week.
Thanks again Sharon. Rosewater is a great ingredient in cooking.
I've never cooked with rose water before and have actually never cooked lamb either! It looks so hearty and delicious, I know my hubby would love it!
Ashlyn: rosewater is a great ingredient. Yes, this recipe is indeed hearty and delicious. Try it out!!! 🙂 BTW… it's great as leftovers.
This looks lovely. I often make a Middle-eastern style lamb casserole with apricots, cumin and coriander but haven't put rosewater or pomegranate in before. I can imagine getting the balance is tricky but tasty if right. Thanks for sharing, pinned to try later!
Thanks Caroline. The beauty of rosewater is that you don't need much. Because the flavor is intense but delicate, a little goes a long way.
Btw, I am going to check out your blog.
Hirra, thanks! Try it soon. It is so good!!!
Dini, rosewater is amazing and a little goes a long way. I hope you try it soon.
This stew sounds wonderful, I need to try cooking with rose water!
Joy, you should. A little goes a long way!
I love rosewater in sweets – never thought to put it in a savory dish. This lamb sounds like the perfect place to learn how versatile rosewater is. Love the recipe – can't wait to try it.
Thanks Laura!!! It is indeed delicious. Let me know how it turns out.
I love this but you probably could have guessed that right? Also love you saying that recipes "are suggestions". And that you emphasized using the rose water at the end and very carefully. You know what would be a great garnish – some dried rose petals! Would be gorgeous!
Beth, the rose petals garnish would be absolutely beautiful, thanks for suggesting it.
Lamb stew and Rose water sounds like something I must have missed. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I love it.
Thanks Zinorita. It is such a wonderful combination. Very delicate and exotic.


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Dungeness Lifeboat News Release - 13 May 2013
Dungeness Lifeboat News Release - 5 September 2013
Dungeness Angling Association presents £1,200 cheque to sponsor a volunteer lifeboat crew's kit.
On Wednesday 4 September, 2013 at the crew training night in the RNLI boathouse at Dungeness, the Chairman of the local Dungeness Angling Association, Malcolm Jones presented a cheque for £1,200 to Coxswain Stuart Adams as part of their sponsorship from the Association to kit out one of the volunteer lifeboat crew. This project will continue rolling out £300 each year for at least the next five years to make sure the kit is maintained to the highest standard the RNLI requires.
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What Does Celebrity Bankruptcy Have To Do With You?
There are several notable people who have survived bankruptcy and gone on to make vast fortunes. The list is somewhat amusing including Abraham Lincoln, Walt Disney, Milton Hershey. They went bankrupt investing in business ventures. The point is, sometimes spending pays off, sometimes is does not.
Names like Nicholas Cage, MC Hammer, Mike Tyson, Willy Nelson, Larry King, Lawrence Taylor, and Donald Trump. These celebrities were not spending to build a business; they were just going nuts with their money and spent beyond their means. How does someone who makes $300 million end up in bankruptcy?
They have no idea what these things truly cost. When you look at what happens with the celebrity bankrupts you know - just like you and me on a spending spree in the mall - they had no idea how much that private plane cost, what they were spending on their mansion, their Bentley and their entourage.
They have no idea how much money they have and how much they are hemorrhaging. They are not watching what is happening with their credit cards. And they are also putting blind faith in an accountant that really isn't looking out for them.
They spend $301 million. If you spend more than you make, that will result in bankruptcy. Or said another way, not having a sustainable spending plan will absolutely result in your running out of money.
It is really the same story, just with different numbers. It doesn't matter if you earn $25 million a year or $25,000 a year, the same budgetary rules apply. And I know everybody's eyes cross when you say the word budget, because as Robert Kyosaki of Rich Dad fame puts it, they see a budget as a straitjacket that tells you what you cannot spend. The more enlightened view of budgets has to do with making a spending plan that tells you what you can spend. The last one is the killer that catches everyone because like the celebrity, using your credit cards allows you to lose your connection with your spending. Having a clear and sensible "spending plan" is the way to get control of financial life.
Even with all of these discounts, just remember this: you can't do this stuff all the time. You do have to stay in your budget and save for these opportunities. You can't do this every day, and the celebrities we mentioned early couldn't either. That's why they went bankrupt. In Europe there is a tradition where no matter what their income or budget, they always do one major extravagant thing for themselves a year. And they save for it and enjoy every bit of it. They've saved for it and budgeted for it, and that means they get to really enjoy it. It's a little gooey, but it is true. In the end, the best things in life really are free. A final word of advice to my celebrity friends - a Hollywood cliche' - spend the fame, save your money. Fame doesn't last.
Be sure to visit Harvey Warren at HarveyWarren.com, for your financial needs, and find his book, Drop Debt, Surviving Credit Card Hell without Bankruptcy, at Amazon.com.


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NAHB Now Accepting Applications for the 2019 Best of 55+ Housing Awards Competition
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) 55+ Housing Industry Council is now accepting applications for the 2019 Best of 55+ Housing Awards. All builders, developers, architects, marketers and designers of 55+ housing are invited to enter this prestigious awards competition.
The Best of 55+ Housing Awards honor the people, companies, projects and programs that set the bar for innovative marketing, industry-leading design and construction, and community lifestyle features that appeal to all life stages.
"The Best of 55+ Housing Awards are the sector's most influential national awards," said Chuck Ellison, chairman of NAHB's 55+ Housing Industry Council and vice-president-Land of Miller & Smith in Mclean, Va. "The awards not only recognize the country's top builders and developers in the 55+ housing sector, but also highlight the newest and most innovative housing trends for mature buyers and renters."
All applications must be submitted online by Aug. 24, 2018. For more information, or to access the application platform, please visit www.nahb.org/55plusawards. Complete details, including eligibility requirements, categories and deadlines, can also be found there. Both NAHB members and non-members are eligible to enter. Finalists will be announced Nov. 2, 2018, and the winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on Feb. 19, 2019, during the NAHB International Builders' Show in Las Vegas.
For additional information, contact NAHB's 55+ Housing Industry Council at 800-368-5242 x8130 or 55plushousingawards@nahb.org.


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Interview with Pearl Aday
January 9, 2012 by Adam Lawton Leave a Comment
Pearl Aday is the daughter of classic rock singer/ actor Meatloaf. Pearl released her debut album "Little Immaculate White Fox" which featured Pearl's husband guitarist Scott Ian on guitar in 2010. Pearl has recently released an acoustic version of the album titled "The Swing House Session: Pearl Live & Acoustic". Media Mikes had a chance to talk with Pearl about the new album and her plans for 2012.
Adam Lawton: Can you tell us about the latest album?
Pearl Aday: The album is currently available as a download only. Unfortunately we don't have physical CD's right now but you can get it on most online music sites. The album is acoustic versions of my rock album "Little Immaculate White Fox". We got the guitarist on the album together and recorded for an afternoon at Swing House studios in Hollywood. We played the songs completely live and acoustic. The album was produced live by Jay Ruston who had produced a few tracks on my rock album. It was a lot of fun.
AL: What was the idea behind recording the "Little Immaculate White Fox" tracks acoustically?
PA: We wanted for the people who loved the original recording of the album to have a n acoustic version as well. These versions of the songs are quite a bit different and feature a new twist.
AL: The album features one new track but is missing one track can you tell us about that?
PA: "Angel from Montgomery" was not on the original album. That song is actually a cover written by John Prine. We started putting that song in the set when we were touring for the album. That song was a nice mellow dip in the vibe that we would do acoustically each night. The three part harmonies on that song sound really beautiful. We got a lot of great feedback from playing it. The song "Broken White" we chose not to include because that song is much harder and is a real rocker. It seemed too much to transfer that day into an acoustic version.
AL: What do you think was the most difficult part of performing the songs acoustically?
PA: I didn't think there was anything really difficult about it actually. It was just enjoyable and fun. We all knew the songs so well that it was fun to take them and strip them down. Reworking them in a different way created a different vibe and emotion.
AL: Can you tell us who played on the tracks?
PA: The album is just guitars and vocals. I, Scott Ian, Nalle Colt, Jim Wilson and bassist Marcus Blake are all featured on the album. Jim and Marcus are the two guys that I wrote a bulk of the music with on the original album. I love working with those two.
AL: What are your plans for 2012?
PA: I am working with my agent to set up some acoustic club shows in the Los Angeles area and possibly in the San Francisco area. I won't be doing a full tour but just some local shows to get out and perform the acoustic album live. We also have a handful of new songs in the demo stage that we are finishing. We are planning to take those in and record them for another full electric album. That's something that I am really looking forward to.
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Food price inflation hits new high of 13.3%
The prices of food for shoppers jumped by an average of 13.3% in the year to December, compared with an average price rise of 12.4% the previous month. Photo: Matthew Horwood/Getty
UK food price inflation hit a new high of 13.3% in December as the price of basics such as pasta and tinned food shot up.
The price of food for shoppers increased by 13.3% in the year to December, up from 12.4% in the year to November, according to the latest BRC-NielsenIQ shop price index.
Fresh foods led the increase in prices – with inflation rising to 15% from 14.3% in November – with the British Retail Consortium trade body warning that the figure "is the highest inflation rate in the fresh food category on record."
The price of ambient food, such as pasta and tinned food, increased 11% in December against the same month a year earlier.
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Overall shop price inflation eased slightly to 7.3% for the month, pulling back marginally from 7.4% in November but remains close to record highs.
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Prathipadu mandal is one of the 57 mandals in Guntur district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is under the administration of Guntur revenue division and the headquarters are located at Prathipadu.

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To Cite: Chen J, Yu Y, Liu H, chen X, Xi M, et al. Ubiquitin Conjugation of Hepatitis B Virus Core Antigen DNA Vaccine Leads to Enhanced Cell-Mediated Immune Response in BALB/c Mice, Hepat Mon. Online ahead of Print ; 11(8):620-628. doi: 10.5812/kowsar.1735143X.689.
Background: Nearly 350 million persons worldwide are chronically infected with hepatitis B virus (HBV). Ubiquitin (Ub) is a highly conserved small regulatory protein, ubiquitous in eukaryotes, that usually serves as a signal for the target protein that is recognised and degraded in proteasomes . The Ub-mediated processing of antigens is rapid and efficient and stimulates cell-mediated immune responses. Accordingly, Ub-mediated processing of antigens has been widely used in chronic-infection and cancer studies to improve immune response.
Objectives: Many clinical trials have shown that DNA vaccine potency needs to be greatly enhanced. Here, we report a new strategy for designing an HBV DNA vaccine using the ubiquitin (Ub) sequence. The aim of this study was to investigate a novel DNA vaccination, based on the expression of HBV core antigen (HBcAg), fused to Ub to enhance DNA vaccine potency.
Materials and Methods: Mouse ubiquitin fused to the HBcAg gene and cloned into the eukaryotic vector pcDNA3.1 (-). BALB/c mice were immunized with recombinant pUb-HBcAg or pHBcAg DNA vaccine. Lymphocyte proliferation assay, intracellular IFN-γ assay, CTL cytotoxicity assay, and antibody assay were performed to analyze the cellular and humoral immune responses to our DNA constructs.
Results: HBcAg was expressed effectively in the COS-7 cells that were transiently transfected with pUb-HBcAg. Strong anti-HBc IgG responses were elicited in mice that were immunized with pUb-HBcAg. The endpoint titers of anti-HBc peaked at 1:656100 on the 42nd day after the third immunization. pUb-HBcAg stimulated greater lymphocyte proliferation and induced higher levels of IL-2 and IFN-γ and a greater percentage of HBcAg-specific CD8+ T cells in mice than pHBcAg. In the CTL assay, the specific lysis rate reached 56.5% at an effector:target ratio of 50:1 in mice that were immunized with pUb-HBcAg.
Conclusions: pUb-HBcAg elicits specific anti-HBc responses and induces HBc-specific CTL responses in immunized BALB/c mice. Our results imply that Ub can be used as a molecular adjuvant that enhances the potency of DNA vaccines.
This strategy may have therapeutic value that can be applied to the treatment of infectious diseases.


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Paris Underground ( 1945 )
During World War II, it was difficult enough trying to aid one British airman in escaping Germany under the watchful eyes of the Nazis, but one woman not only managed to sneak one airman out of the country but 150 soldiers! This woman was Etta Shiber, a Manhattan housewife who adopted Paris, France, as her new homeland.
In the spring of 1940, she was fleeing from her apartment in Paris, along with her friend Kitty and her two French poodles, in order to escape the Nazi invasion. As they were traveling south, they stopped at an inn where the innkeeper informed them that he had rescued a British airman and was hiding him. Etta and her friend decided to smuggle him across the border to safety in the trunk of their car. And then they were brave enough to remain in France and contact the "Paris underground" to see if there were any other airmen needing passage back to Britain.
Etta and Kitty were both captured by the Nazis in December 1940, just six months after she began this rescue operation. Etta was freed in the spring of 1942 when the United States did a prisoner swap and exchanged her for Johanna Hofmann, a German who was convicted of spying in the States.
One year later she wrote a novel about her experiences smuggling soldiers and titled it "Paris Underground". This novel was turned into the film Paris Underground, released in Britain as Madame Pimpernel.
The film, produced by Constance Bennett, switches the main character to Kitty ( portrayed by Ms. Bennett ) and makes Etta, renamed Emmie, a secondary character. This part was given to Gracie Fields, the wonderful English actress/singer. Together, they make quite a good team.
Paris Underground was tautly directed by Gregory Ratoff ( All About Eve ) and features all the elements one would want to see in a World War II espionage film: underground agents, quaint "Parisian" settings, secret passageways, diabolical Gestapo men, and plenty of action. The film focuses on two smuggling missions that the gals undertake and then hastily skims over several months until we find them captured and put into prison. They are supposedly released together and honored with medals for their heroism, but in reality, Etta did not know whether Kitty was alive, even at the time of writing her novel.
Dame Gracie Fields, lovingly called "Our Gracie" by the Brits, had a long career in film, stage, radio, and television. Paris Underground was her last picture before she retired to the Isle of Capri where she operated a restaurant. The film does not showcase Gracie at her best ( comedy was her forte ) but she does a marvelous job with the role....as does Constance Bennett as Kitty. Also in the cast is George Rigaud as Kitty's husband, and Kurt Kreuger as the Nazi captain. Character parts were given to Eily Malyon, Vladimir Sokoloff, Andrew McLaglen, and Leslie Vincent ( who memorably played Dr. Watson's "nephew" Nicholas Watson in Pursuit to Algiers ).
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Great review! It would be interesting to know why the focal point shifted from Etta to Kitty. It's very impressive that Constance Bennett produced it given how male-dominated Hollywood was in the 1940s. BTW, I must admit I like the title "Madame Pimpernal" better, though perhaps it was too close to "Pimpernal Smith."
The Metzinger Sisters February 23, 2020 at 12:15 PM
I think the reason for the switch may have been because Constance Bennet had the role of Kitty - she was probably considered "bigger box-office'. And yes, Madame Pimpernal is a great title and reminds me of another excellent WW2 spy film - Pimpernal Smith.
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Incredible! What a story! This is a movie I will have to see. I'm a fan of "Our Gracie" and haven't heard of this before. How do you do it? You always open my eyes to something "new."
Another Gracie fan...how wonderful! She really was a gem and I'm so glad to put you on the scent of this film. I'm sure you will enjoy it. :-)


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Activist helped rebuild community after 1967 riots
Brenda L. Rayford, community activist died at age 75
Activist helped rebuild community after 1967 riots Brenda L. Rayford, community activist died at age 75 Check out this story on detroitnews.com: http://detne.ws/1NrSIMb
DetroitNews Published 10:45 p.m. ET June 28, 2015
Ms. Rayford
Brenda L. Rayford and 11 other Detroiters had a vision to rebuild the city and help its residents after the 1967 Detroit riots.
Part of their effort to help residents in ruined and struggling neighborhoods was to foster a belief in self-determination through the formation of the Black Causes, which was the predecessor to the Black United Fund of Michigan. The community organization funded projects to spur economic and job growth for the city's residents.
Ms. Rayford was a founding member of the community organization and more than 40 years later, helped it to become one of the most successful outreach community organizations in the state.
Ms. Rayford was Black United Fund of Michigan's first and only executive director and she helped build it into a well-known community and non-profit organization. One of her ideas to boost funding from Metro Detroiters was to push employers to do payroll-deduction.
A community activist and developer as well as a social worker, Ms. Rayford died June 22 at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. A member of Delta Sigma Theta sorority, Rayford was 75.
Named as a Detroit News' Michiganian of the Year for 1999, Ms. Rayford told the newspaper in 2000 about her love for her work.
"I feel good when I get up in the morning and I can't wait to get to work, because I genuinely like what I do," she said. "Every time the organization has a new success, I become energized. I see this as my calling."
The BUF of Michigan has raised money for help with everything from domestic abuse to those affected by homelessness to helping youngsters with educational needs.
"I'm thrilled to help mold, shape and educate," Ms. Rayford told The News. "I just want to do right by humanity."
Kenneth Donaldson, the president and CEO of BUF Michigan, said Ms. Rayford was a "focused and strong, strong woman."
"She was the most focused and dedicated person you would ever want to meet," said Donaldson, who became head of the organization in 2010. "She gave it her all. She had a heart for the community."
Ms. Rayford, who was born in Dayton, Ohio, retired as the group's executive director in 2010. Donaldson said under her leadership, BUF helped hundreds of people and thousands of organizations.
Under her leadership, BUF gave funding to such successful and nationally-known organizations and African-American institutions such as the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and the Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program for youngsters interested in math and science-related fields.
Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Tuesday at Swanson Funeral Home, 14751 McNichols. The funeral service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Stephen A.M.E. Church, 6000 John E. Hunter Drive. The family hour will precede the funeral at 10 a.m. at the church.
Ms. Rayford is survived by a son, Valdez Rayford, and a daughter, Blake Rayford.
Memorial tributes may be made to Black United Fund of Michigan, Inc. Endowment Fund, 2187 West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan 48208.
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Матей Юг (25 сентября 1980, Любляна, Югославия) — словенский футбольный арбитр категории ФИФА (с 2007 года).

Карьера
Начал работу в футбольном судействе в 2004 году. Дебютировал на международной арене 20 августа 2008 года, судейством матча между сборными Уэльса и Грузии. Судил матчи молодежного чемпионата Европы 2013 года (включая финальный поединок), также судил матчи Лиги Европы УЕФА и Лиги чемпионов УЕФА.

Привлекался к матчам квалификационного отбора чемпионатов Европы 2012 и 2016 годов, а также чемпионата мира 2014 года.

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Canadian and American military exercises reveal gap between countries in Arctic capabilities
April 30, 2012 Mia Bennett 0
Canada: Operation Nunalivut
The Canadian Forces have just commenced one of their annual sovereignty exercises in the Arctic, called Operation Nunalivut. 150 Canadian Forces personnel from the Navy, Air Force, Army, and Canadian Rangers are participating. This year, the exercises are taking place around Cornwallis Island and on the western portion of Devon Island in Nunavut.
Personnel perform medical rescue simulation.
Sovereignty and search and rescue (SAR) training compose a large portion of the operations this year. Royal Canadian Navy divers dove under six feet of ice in Gascoyne Bay to simulate a medical rescue. Two Royal Canadian Air Force CC-138 Twin Otters also performed ski-landings to resupply a temporary camp in Viks Fiord. Another exercise helped Canada look into the dangerous past of the Arctic: sailors cut a hole into the ice with heated saws to submerge a remotely operated vehicle to survey the world's northernmost shipwreck, the HMS Breadalbane, which sank down into the murky depths in 1853.
Two divers swim under the ice in Gascoyne Bay, Nunavut.
Participants are also testing new communications capabilities for Op Nunalivut. For the first time, rangers can communicate through a chat program that connects them both to headquarters in Resolute and Yellowknife, thousands of miles away in the Northwest Territories. Before, phone and radio were the only options. Lt.-Col. Glen MacNeil observed to CBC, "If the person in a deployed forward headquarter is talking to, let's say Yellowknife, then we can see what they're saying in Resolute Bay. So we have an all-informed net. So if anything is going on or we need something to happen, we can immediately communicate over that mechanism. It's great in terms of situational awareness." Canada's Arctic region is vast but unpopulated, with only a little over 100,000 people living across the whole region. That means it's much harder (not to mention uneconomical) to create widely distributed communications networks, unlike in a place like Norway, where the northern area is much smaller and more densely populated. As such, the chat network could represent a big leap forward for communications in the Canadian North.
USA: 2011 Fleet Arctic Operations Game
Meanwhile, the U.S. is "behind the power curve regarding the Arctic" according to Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Bob Papp. The U.S. Naval War College's War Gaming Department recently carried out an operations game in which it found that the Navy is woefully unprepared and ill-equipped for activities in the Arctic. Without any heavy icebreakers, it must rely on other countries for that capability. Walter Berbrick, assistant research professor in the War Gaming Department, stated, "We have limited capability to sustain long-term operations in the Arctic due to inadequate icebreaking capability. The Navy finds itself entering a new realm as it relates to having to rely on other nations." Previously, the Navy mostly just had to rely on the Coast Guard, to whom it gave its last icebreaker, the Glacier, to the Coast Guard in 1966. That year, it decided to hand over all icebreaking operations. Coast Guard Captain Craig Lloyd, chief of response for the 17th Coast Guard District in Alaska, remarked, "It's very likely that whatever operation goes on up there would be a joint operation." This parallels many other activities in the Arctic, whether they be oil and gas exploration or mapping of the sea floor. Countries, corporations, and scientists all have to band together to get work done. The scale and expense of Arctic activities make cooperation almost a necessity.
The U.S. falls behind other countries, including Canada, in terms of its communications infrastructure in the north. Dana Goward, director of marine transportation systems management for the Coast Guard, stated, "If you're in Barrow [Alaska] and two people pull out iPhones at the same time, service goes down." At the International Polar Year Conference in Montreal last week, I listened to a speech given by Steve Maclean, president of the Canadian Space Agency. He said, "Without a doubt, two of the most pressing challenges in Canada's North are communications and weather." The CSA, along with other space agencies like NASA, is trying to tackle those challenge by putting up more satellites in space that are focused on the circumpolar region. Maclean later continued that the Arctic needs more infrastructure, and "like any road or bridge, these satellites are an integral part of that infrastructure." (The full text of his speech is available here).
While it's hard to imagine the NASA Administrator giving a speech about the connection between outer space and the Arctic, many of Canada's agencies and departments have a view towards the region. In fact, the U.S. is the only Arctic country lacking an Arctic strategy, and it shows in the military's lack of preparedness. Though Canada's capabilities in the Arctic have many holes of their own, and though Stephen Harper has left many promises unfulfilled up north, the country is still miles ahead of the U.S.
Lieutenant-General Walter Semianiw, Commander of Canada Command, said, "Sovereignty operations like Op Nunalivut 2012 allow the Canadian Forces to regularly demonstrate a visible presence in the region. As part of the Canada First Defence Strategy, we maintain the capacity to exercise control over and defend Canada's Arctic territory, and to provide assistance to other government departments and agencies when called upon." Canada might soon have to provide assistance to the U.S., too.
"Canadian Forces Highlights the Success of its High Arctic Operation," Marketwatch
"Officials: Coast Guard behind in Arctic Race," Navy Times
"'Games' find Navy ability lacking in the Arctic," Kodiak Daily Mirror
"Northern wreck," Owen Sound Sun Times
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Q&A: Harmonic's Ovadia Cohen
By by George Winslow 25 March 2009
Following the completion Harmonic's $50 million acquisition of Scopus Video Networks, Harmonic's senior director of business development Ovadia Cohen talks about what the merger will mean for the company and how it sees the demand for HD-related products in the run-up to NAB. An edited transcript follows:
Q: What is the acquisition of Scopus going to mean for Harmonic?
A: If you step back for a minute [and look at the history], Scopus was established in 1995. From day one the company was focusing mainly on contribution and distribution applications, encoding and decoding. It was working mainly with television operators, teleport operators, for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint contribution and distribution.
Later, the company decided that in order to grow, it needed to get into what I would call the systems business, which is an area where Harmonic is very strong and has a wide range of products for cable, IPTV, satellite, DTH.
So if you take out the system business, Scopus gives Harmonic a lot of experience, know how, products, and of course a customer base in Western and in emerging markets for contribution and distribution for standard definition and high definition. It had customers like Eutelsat and a lot of broadcasters like the BBC in the U.K., CCTV in China, Doordarshan in India and CBS in the U.S.
In my view, this really gives Harmonic in a unique proposition. As a result of the merger, Harmonic is in a position to offer products and solutions for the whole video chain, including the contribution and distribution area where it was not that strong before. With the Scopus product portfolio fully integrated into the Harmonic product portfolio, it has a full offering for media delivery, which is a major competitive advantage.
Q: What about the client base?
A: We've been speaking only about the product portfolio. The reach of Scopus customers in emerging markets is something that Harmonic didn't have that much before. Scopus' brand in places like Russian and India is well known. Definitely this [deal] puts Harmonic in a position where the company can look worldwide at all tiers, at all customers. That is something that Scopus brought to the table.
Q: How far along are some of these emerging markets in terms of offering high-def programming and demand for HD products and services?
A: It is there. You can see premium channels in HD--maybe not the same amount as in States, but you're starting to see some HD even in places like Africa. In India, for example, there are a number of channels. You see it in Russia, in China. Maybe now with the economic climate it will move slower but you are definitely seeing movement.
Q: How do you see the development of MPEG-4 compression? Is that happening faster internationally than in the U.S.?
A: MPEG-4 is being used more and more internationally. In the U.S. it is a bit different because the cable market has a lot of [legacy equipment] that is MPEG-2. But you can see the move to MPEG-4 by satellite with DirecTV and EchoStar.
In the international market, prior to the Scopus acquisition, we had done MPEG-4 [projects in a number of countries, including] India, Russia and Japan.
Operators that don't have that history of MPEG-2 and specifically operators that are just now moving to digital can go directly to MPEG-4 and really jump into state of the art technologies.
Even the MPEG-2 operators are putting in dual set-top boxes [that can handle both MPEG-2 and MPEG-4.] They are adding premium channels in HD in MPEG-4 that are sitting there side by side with their current content offering.
So this is something that is definitely happening, even in the emerging markets. It is not a question of whether MPEG-4 is ready or getting momentum. It is becoming a de facto replacement for MPEG-2 all over the world.
That of course will take time. You can't change it over in one day. It is not a question of whether it is a mature technology. Everyone is moving in that direction for their infrastructure, starting with HD premium channels, but also with standard-definition channels, because it offers better utilization of capacity.
Q: Is the economic climate changing how people are approaching their HD upgrades on the contribution and distribution side?
A: Overall, there is a slowdown. People are delaying their purchase decisions or deciding to do a little less than what they planned.
But I think HD is really a killer application. It is something that is catching on and operators would like to have it. So, even with the economic situation, I don't think it is suffering as much. HD is still definitely very important.
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Molotla es un apellido de origen náhuatl, cuyo significado es lugar donde abundan los gorriones o simplemente nido de gorrión. Forma parte de la gama de apellidos locales en esa lengua que hasta el día de hoy prevalecen. Este apellido particularmente parece ser originario del sur oriente de la Ciudad de México en lo que hoy es la Delegación Xochimilco.  El pueblo de Santiago Tulyehualco parece ser el lugar donde se concentra la mayor cantidad de habitantes con este apellido, pero es común encontrarlo en diferentes estados de la república inclusive en diferentes países por movimientos migratorios.

La persistencia del apellido puede explicarse por las condiciones particulares de la población originaria que al vivir a las orillas de lo que fue el lago de Xochimilco, justo donde comienza la  Sierra Ajusco-Chichinautzin, la población precolombina diversificó su producción, por lo que se mantuvo relativamente independiente de lo que sucedía en la capital de la gran México-Tenochtitlán y que se mantuvo una vez que llegaron los españoles. La creciente integración de los espacios rurales a las dinámicas urbanas hace que el apellido Molotla se disperse y tome rumbos remotos.

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Bent-over position
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The bent-over position is a spanking position in which the spankee is standing (in some variants, on tiptoes) and bending over.
There are the following variants:
arms hanging
hands (or forearms) on knees ("hands-on-knees position")
hands (or forearms) placed on the seat of a chair or stool ("hands-on-chair position")
hands grabbing ankles or touching toes
The spankee's legs can be kept together or apart. Placing the legs somewhat apart is often recommended for stability. The spankee can be required to keep in position by himself, or the spanker can steady the spankee with his/her non-spanking hand (see underarm position). The spankee can also bend over and put his/her head between the spanker's legs (see head-between-legs position).
The bent-over position is, above all, in three of its four variants a position that does not require any piece of furniture, neither for the spanker nor for the spankee. It is, or was, traditional for paddling (mainly in the U.S.) and caning (mainly in the UK and many of its former territories).
The main purpose of this position is that it conveniently presents the recipient's buttocks for punishment. When the recipient is wearing trousers or shorts, it also has the advantage of pulling the cloth smooth and taut across the full area of the buttocks so that no rucks or folds in the material can impede the impact of the cane or paddle as it strikes its target.
Note that the lower the spankee's head is in this position, the more blood will rush to his/her head, which is not good for lengthy spankings. So these variants should not be held for too long and are best for spankings that are hard but quickly over, such as canings.
For erotic spanking, this position can provide good manual access to the spankee's genitals.
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VariantsEdit
For variants in which the spankee is bending over an object, see bent-over-object position.
Another related variant is the reverse chair position.
With support (holding) from the spanker, see underarm position.
CommandsEdit
The command phrase Bend over is often the command that starts the spanking, so by itself can be a hot button phrase for spankos. "Bend over" was the traditional schoolmaster's command prior to caning an offending schoolboy in the UK and in territories under British cultural influence. Another command with the same meaning, mainly used in the USA, is Assume the position, particularly commonly used in a college fraternity paddling context.
GalleryEdit
"Victorian Chair", drawing by Spankart (2007).
Young Japanese woman bent over, hands supported by a ball.
Example of genital access in this position (M/F) Warning:
Real-life stills and video of a teen student bending over for discipline at a private school in Canada in 1974 from World Corporal Punishment Research. The command "Bend over!" is clearly heard, whereupon the boy places his hands on his shins and receives one very hard swat with the paddle.
YouTube clip - paddling scene from fictional film "Dead Poets' Society" set in U.S. private boys' school in 1959: at 0:25 the principal says "Assume the position" and the student bends over with his hands on the edge of the desk with his legs apart.
Posed still picture in which an upper secondary student demonstrates "hands on seat of chair, feet wide apart" position required for caning at St Gabriel's Secondary School, Singapore in the present day. From SGWiki.
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In addition to observing heart activity while a patient is resting, it is important to know how the heart responds to exercise. This is the purpose of a Treadmill (or Stress) Test. Explore diagnostic testing.
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Anyone who is in the public eye can, and probably will, quickly become the target of bullies or "haters". It is vitally important that both parents and children understand this point before a child posts on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Snap Chat etc. As soon as anyone creates an online profile they are now "in the public eye" and have opened themselves up to being mocked, verbally attacked or bullied.
I know people take issue with my books, articles, YouTube videos and Facebook posts and they make derogatory comments about me and the positions I take on bullying, family safety, building confidence, etc. I cannot say that it makes me feel good when someone criticizes me or my material, but I do take into consideration the source. If the person doing the criticizing / hating legitimately has more knowledge about a subject than I do, then I may listen to what they have to say and maybe re-think what I am saying, posting or doing. However, if they do not have the knowledge base, training, and track history of producing content or an educational background that is more substantial than mine, then I simply mentally acknowledge their opinion and I move on with my life. Based on my own training and background, I do this knowing full well that I am doing the best I can to make the world a better place by helping people become safer and more empowered.
The problem is that children, as well as many adults, do not realize that they will be criticized and they generally do not possess the coping mechanisms or rational thought process to deal with a bully or hater because they have not developed these skills yet. Plus, children usually take everything that they hear or what is said about them seriously. Often times they don't know how to handle the criticism or hateful comments.
Parents don't tell their children that people will hate / attack them for the things they post, the videos they produce or the opinions they present because most parents have never put out material that can be attacked and therefore do not have experience with this.
Parents don't realize their kids are putting material out on the net.
Parents believe that their child's material is good / correct / cute and therefore incorrectly conclude that nobody is going to attack the child, especially not personally, when in fact that is exactly what might happen.
These misconceptions are not necessarily the parent's fault. Times have changed and most adults who are now of parenting age never had the opportunities with social media that kids have today, so how could they know what to expect?
Look at the vast array of TV shows where people are openly criticized. For example, on the Oscars every woman's dress is critiqued and mocked if the reporter believes that it "doesn't look good." American Idol was horrible, especially in the first few years, in the way they openly mocked, criticized and publicly humiliated less talented people on the show purely for entertainment value. The producers could have easily not allowed the less talented people on the show or the judges could have simply been nice and encouraging even when removing someone from the show. American Idol was one of the most watched shows on TV for years partially because of the way it attacked less talented participants.
Every day news broadcasts take shots at politicians and their political talking point. Regardless of what someone's political or social viewpoint is, somebody hates it and is quick to take shots at the person presenting it even if they themselves have no better ideas or even education on the subject.
Look at how celebrities are always being scrutinized about their appearance, political views, the quality of their movies, etc. It is open season on them all the time, but the truly big stars have come to terms with the fact that they are going to be criticized and there is nothing they can do about it. They accept it, deal with it, and move on with the peace of mind of knowing that the people doing the criticizing cannot do any better and are probably far less knowledgeable about whatever they are talking about than the person who is in the public eye.
I could expand on this list dramatically, but you get the point. Because our society has made it "okay" to so openly criticize, we have unintentionally put our children in the crosshairs of someone who just wants to hate and bully because they have seen how easy and acceptable it is. How can an annual anti-bully day, or some other short-lived awareness program, compete with the social proof of daily bullying and hating that our kids see all around them from what they consider to be credible sources? The answer is…it can't.
Here is the point. Children should never start putting out videos, pictures, tweets, etc. without understanding that they are automatically going to become a target of somebody, or lots of somebodies, who hate and criticize them for no real reason other than they can. It is the parent's job to make sure they have this difficult conversation with their kids and help them understand and come to the realization that there are always going to be haters, and usually they are far more vocal than supporters. It is also up to the parents to make sure that they continually follow up with their children about this issue because haters keep coming and eventually they will drown out the positive people because they are many times louder, as I mentioned earlier. If you would like a FREE report of how you can help your child with bullying problems at school, just go to www.antibullyprogram.com.
Kids who are bullied are more likely to become depressed or even commit suicide. Bullying is real and parents need to take their children seriously if they are being bullied either at school or online.
Brett Lechtenberg has been teaching anti-bully skills to children and adults for almost twenty years and is the author and creator of The Anti-Bully Program and the Anti Cyber Bully Program and others. Learn more at Brett's websites http://www.antibullyprogram.com and http://www.brettlechtenberg.com.
Have you talked to your children about social media etiquette and how to handle negative comments or bullying?
This was a great read. Thank you for sharing this information.
It's true there are a lot of dangers online and kids do have to know about them and how to handle it if it happens to them.
Our son's high school just had a big rally to launch an anti-bullying campaign. He came home with questions about our own high school experience. I hate to admit, but there was one kid in my school who was bullied horribly. I didn't bully him, but I didn't stick up for him either. I can only imagine how much harder it is for kids these days with social media pressure on top of day-to-day troubles.
Bullying has become such a huge problem, and social media has only made it worse. Parents need to teach kids not to be bullies and how to react to bullies from a very young age.
I let my daughter post to YouTube but only marked private. People can say very hurtful things on Social Media and the kids take it so to heart.
You bring up many good points….I know I've done my best to watched most of what my kids put out—they do try to sneak a few thing things by, but I'm on every site they are and can see-follow-etc what they post.One other point I've had to make -is watching what they "LIKE" from other friends post. So many ways to be associated with "BAD" "EVIL" actions! Parents have to become covert spies!!!
My kids had minor dealings with bullies- thankfully not during the social media age! Thanks for sharing!
Every time I read another media story about a kid who committed suicide because they were bullied relentlessly, my heart breaks. One thing I wish all parents would learn is that they are their children's first line of defense. If we don't advocate for our kids, who do we expect to do it? Why send a kid out there every day to be harassed and beaten up? We should have zero tolerance for bullies and haters. Don't publish their comments and don't condone their nasty behavior. Even if a person has more knowledge, they need to be civil.
Bullying has always been a serious issue, however, when I was growing up, it was not talked about, and kids who go bullied became labeled as loners. Thank God it is changing now, but as a childhood victim of bullying, I wish it had changed sooner.
I hate that bullying has become such a problem these days. I had to deal with a social media situation last year with one of my children. Can definitely be stressful to both the victims and family.


Aw yes, Magneto smash 'em all.
Domino has the POV and she uses it to flash back to having had a "sport#$%@" relationship with Logan back in the day. Yick. In the present, the heroes race to stop the baddies' satellite launch, Magneto gets loose, and Psylocke clobbers Sapphire Styx from inside her own head. It's all illustrated with art that would put you into a genuine "Lordy how do I say anything nice about this" quandary if the artist showed you his DeviantArt gallery. Its presence in a Marvel comic sold for money is a mystery. And now the script, with far too much wingding cursing and direct-to-video action movie "tough girl" characterization, races the art down to the bottom of the barrel.
In the wider "Hunt for Wolverine," I'm dismayed that storytelling quality and plot relevance seem to be inversely proportional. This title and "Claws of a Killer" are the ones dropping constructive hints about the Soteira organization; "Weapon Lost" and "Adamantium Agenda" are the ones I can read without groaning.
Absolutely abysmal art. I found the return of the Femme Fatales intriguing but the writing is a mess.
Bad writing and bad art make for a confusing story. Shamelessly bad.


As if the thrilling NBA Finals weren't exciting enough, Stephen Curry and LeBron James will be going head-to-head once again at the ESPYS next month.
The Golden State Warrior's top player and Cleveland's hometown hero are both nominated for the Best Male Athlete Award. Curry took the title in 2015 when both he and James were also nominated.
Carolina Panthers' quarterback Cam Newton and Washington Nationals' right fielder Bryce Harper are also in the running for that category.
WNBA star Breanna Stewart is nominated for the Best Female Athlete category for the third time, and while Serena Williams will not be joining Stewart in that bracket this year, she is still in the running to receive an ESPY award for Best Female Tennis Player.
Snowboarding phenomena Chloe Kim battles Irish UFC star Conor McGregor as they both fight to be the first in their sport to win Best Breakthrough Athlete. Meanwhile, Team USA star Carli Lloyd could become the first soccer player ever to be nominated for Best Championship Performance.
WWE Superstar John Cena will be hosting the 24th annual star-studded event to commemorate this year's sports achievements, major upsets and unforgettable moments. The ESPYS will air live from Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on ABC on Wednesday, July 13, at 8 p.m. ET.
Fans are now able to cast their vote for their favorite athletes at ESPYS.com up until the start of the event.
Below is the list of all the nominees.


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Below is a list of SFWS Graduate Student Awards and Fellowships, with information about the person, family, or institution that has made the funding possible. Complete information and eligibility will be available along with the application through AUSOM.
African Safari Club Graduate Student Award
Robert Lewis Adams Graduate Fellowship Fund
Recognizing the interest of Robert Lewis Adams in hardwood timber technology and wishing to advance knowledge and research in this field, Capital Veneer Works, Inc., established the Robert Lewis Adams Graduate Fellowship Fund. This fund will be used to provide graduate fellowships in the management or utilization of hardwood timber.
W. Walter Beshears, Jr., and Rebecca P. Beshears Endowed Graduate Award in Wildlife Sciences
This scholarship was established in memory of Mr. And Mrs. Beshears by family and friends. William Walter Beshears, Jr., known as Walt by his friends and colleagues, was born in 1921 and grew up in a rural environment. He served proudly in World War II and returned to attend Alabama Polytechnic Institute, where he earned BS and MS degrees in wildlife biology. Soon after graduating, he began his professional career as a wildlife biologist with the Alabama Game and Fish Division. Walt's specialty was waterfowl, and his work in that area had an impact not only in Alabama, but also regionally and nationally. Walt helped form the fundamental principles that became the foundation for the State Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Agency. In addition to his professional life, Walt was a skilled turkey hunter, an excellent trapper, and an outstanding gardener who regularly grew more than his family needed just to share with friends and others who needed it. Walt enjoyed sharing his wealth of knowledge about natural resources, and by doing so helped the next generation of wildlife biologists be prepared to manage our state's wildlife resources.
Drummond Company Endowed Fellowship in the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences
The Drummond Company Graduate Fellowship is in recognition of the contributions made by the Drummond Company, a major forest landowner in Alabama, in promoting the future of forest resources through research.
The Chuck Sharp/Ducks Unlimited Annual Fund for Excellence
The Chuck Sharp/Ducks Unlimited Annual Fund for Excellence will recognize, through a scholarship, a graduate or undergraduate student whose studies focus on waterfowl or wetland ecology management. Chuck Sharp was a 1981 wildlife sciences graduate. He served as a wildlife biologist with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for more than 29 years. He worked closely with Ducks Unlimited and other partners to accomplish goals and objectives of the North American Waterfowl Management Plan. "Chuck was priceless among wildlife professionals. He was extremely dependable and steady, and his presence in any setting always instilled a great degree of comfort and confidence. Chuck had a can-do attitude and common sense approach to everything," stated Jerry Holden, Ducks Unlimited director of conservation programs.
James Henderson Dukes Memorial Endowment for Fellowships in Forestry
This memorial endowment is established by the family of the late James Henderson Dukes, Jr., for the purpose of providing a fellowship to a graduate student in the School of Forestry pursuing a degree program related to the biological sciences. Jimmy Dukes was born in 1958 and graduated from the School of Forestry in 1981 with both undergraduate and master's degrees in forestry management. Jimmy's major professor, Dean Gjerstad said, "Jimmy was an achiever. He was an exceptional student who excelled in Auburn University's Honors Program. Jimmy was on the Dean's List eight quarters and graduated with an undergraduate grade-point average of 3.9 and a graduate grade-point average of 4.0." Following graduation, Jimmy attended Oregon State to work on a doctoral degree. Jimmy's life was taken due to an automobile accident while driving one of the antique cars that he loved.
James Floyd Goggans Endowed Fellowship in Forest Biology
The James Floyd Goggans Graduate Fellowship was established to honor the memory of James Floyd Goggans by his wife, Mrs. Mallette P. Goggans, in 1984. To be eligible, a student must be a graduate student in the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences and must be conducting research in forest biology.
KyKenKee Fellowship
KyKenKee, Inc. is a family-owned business located in the heart of Alabama. This award was created in 2011 to recognize an outstanding graduate student working in the area of hardwood research. By providing support for graduate education, KyKenKee is ensuring success for our next generation of forestry professionals.
The George Crenshaw Moore Endowed Fund for Graduate Fellowship in Wildlife Game Management
The George Crenshaw Moore Graduate Fellowship was created in 1995 by Paul and Judy Leonard to honor her dad, George C. Moore. It has been added to by others including his other children, Helen Camp, Becky McGee, and Richard Moore. As a sophomore at Auburn, he worked for the AL Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit and was soon well known for his work with the mourning dove. He graduated from Auburn in 1938, and went immediately into the graduate program. After receiving his Masters degree in Wildlife Management in 1940, he was hired as assistant director of that unit. He went to Montgomery to work as chief biologist of the AL Department of Conservation, Game and Fish Division. In 1945, he left there and went into the Navy. He served as a medical pest control officer at the medical hospital in Guam. Returning to the U.S., he went to work for the U.S. Wildlife Service out of Atlanta. He also served as Chief of Fish and Game Director in GA and Fish and LA and then as Director in Kansas. He semi-retired and spend those days writing a book on deer management and going to schools to teach children about conservation, wildlife, and ecology. The fellowship honors Moore whose lifelong career in game management recognized the need for continued research in the management of Alabama's game species.
Harry Murphy Dean's Enhancement Fund for Excellence in the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences
This award was created by Harry Murphy through a gift from his estate. Murphy was a forestry graduate of Pennsylvania State University and a WWII veteran. When he took his first job as a forester with Tennessee Valley Authority in Sheffield, Ala., he never knew that would change the forestry consulting industry in the South. In 1952, Murphy partnered with John Bradley, who owned a small forestry consulting firm. With Murphy serving as vice president and John Bradley serving as president, the once small forestry consulting firm grew to be Resource Management Services. Today RMS has an international reputation as an outstanding forestry consulting firm and is one of the largest, if not the largest, such firms in the United States. Many of the leaders at RMS can trace their roots back to Auburn University's forestry program. More than 40 foresters who have graduated from Auburn have worked at RMS.
Lyle C. Tom Endowed Graduate Award for a Graduate of the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences
The Lyle C. Tom Fellowship was created in 2005 to encourage graduate work in the field of forestry. Tom was born in Monroe, Mich. He received a bachelor of science in forest management in 1952 from the University of Michigan and a master of forestry in 1953. Tom served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a 1st Lieutenant from 1953-55. His professional forestry career began in 1956 with Bowater Paper Company, and he later retired from International Paper Company. Following his career with International Paper Company, he became a private forestry consultant and was a 50-year member of the Society of American Foresters. Tom was a registered forester in the states of Alabama and Mississippi, a member of the Alabama Forestry Association, and a past chairman of the Alabama Forestry Council.
Westervelt Fellowship
As the largest forest industry company headquartered in Alabama, Westervelt recognizes the critical role that our school plays in preparing students to manage forest and wildlife resources. The School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences is pleased to have enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship with Westervelt for many years. Our strong relationship dates back to 1949 and has endured and flourished for more than 60 years. This partnership began when Westervelt, realizing the importance of investing in forestry education, developed the school's first endowed scholarship. That scholarship, the Gulf States Paper Corporation Endowed Scholarship in Forestry, now carries a current market value of $320,000 and has been used throughout the years to educate dozens of forestry students.
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Get help for any Bluetooth issues you encounter in Windows 10 with assistance from Microsoft's Virtual Agent.
Chris Lohr from the Windows Tips team tells how to get tips, tricks and help right from Windows itself. Open up the Windows Tips app and let the learning begin.
Seth Oglesby from the Tips team shows how to find and use this helpful resource. Learn more about Windows 10 in the Tips app.
We're no longer offering the Windows Essentials 2012 suite for download, but if you already have it installed, it will continue to work as it does today. It reached end of support on January 10, 2017, and it isn't available in Windows 10.
Zipped (compressed) files take up less storage space and can be transferred to other computers more quickly than uncompressed files. In Windows, you work with zipped files and folders in the same way that you work with uncompressed files and folders.
To manually check for the latest update, select the Start button, then select Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, and then select Check for updates. To get help updating to the latest version of Windows 10, go to the Microsoft software download page and download the Update Assistant.
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Washington State Superintendent Chris Reykdal announced today that he will discuss his long-term "K-12 education vision and the McCleary funding compromise" at a special press conference next week.
"The OSPI team and I have been working with and supporting legislators from all four caucuses since I took office," Reykdal said. "And like everyone else, I'd like the Legislature to come to an agreement and pass a budget before July 1."
For the most part, Chris Reykdal has been saying all the right things so far when it comes to equity and McCleary funding, but he still hasn't earned my faith in his ability to follow through. For starters, he's a career politician, which is a path I find hard to trust. Secondly, I don't respect his camp's work during the campaign to quietly try to undermine Jones' credibility as a champion for equity.
I bring this up not out of sour grapes, but to say that Reykdal has lived out the politics I expect from a career politician taking over as superintendent of schools. I expect this to be a stop on his career path, and as such I expect him to be less willing to take risks and to make the potentially unpopular decisions that will lead to true changes in our state's education system.
In fact, as a parent with a son in a struggling elementary school, and in the name of what's right, I challenge you, Chris Reykdal, to be as bold as our kids need you to be in the name of racial and socioeconomic equity in education, regardless of its impact on your career.
We are not in an era where you can straddle the fence. Our state's progressive values are not reflected in our pathetic educational outcomes and segregated schools.
It's you, Chris Reykdal, who's been elected to change that. You will have to risk your popularity and your future electability, but I'm trusting you'll do that because it's what the job demands. I look forward to hearing your plans next week, and to seeing you in your role as the person our most overlooked families are quietly depending on to fight for our kids.
WHEN: Wednesday, May 17, 2017, 10:30 a.m.
Chris Reykdal feels all the feelings about playgrounds.


The exhibition creion | cerneală | tuş gathers a collection of new works, in mild winter colours, signed by: Ştefan Câlţia, Francisc Chiuariu, Laura Covaci, Dorin Creţu, Daniela Făiniş, Adrian Ilfoveanu, Sorin Ilfoveanu, Paul Neagu, Mircea Roman and guest-artist Florica Prevenda.
The exhibition is curated by Gabriela Massaci and Diana Ursan and can be visited between5th December 2013 – 18th January 2014.
The cold seasons are suited for accounting and introspection. The cold, the short days, the fading light affect the artist's daily existence and creative activity. In the privacy of his studio, him – or her – builds his own universe, or personal constellation of objects, materials and familiar means of work. ...citeste mai mult..


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Filmografia parziale

Cinema
He Knows You're Alone, regia di Armand Mastroianni (1980)
L'ora che uccide (The Clairvoyant), regia di Armand Mastroianni (1982)
Venice/Venice, regia di Henry Jaglom (1992)
Animal Room, regia di Craig Singer (1995)
Welcome to New York, regia di Abel Ferrara (2014)

Televisione
Love of Life – serie TV, 3 episodi (1975-1976)
Destini (Another World) – serie TV, un episodio (1981)
Una poliziotta sotto pressione (Police Story: Burnout) – film TV (1988)
Challenger - Lo shuttle della morte (Challenger) – film TV (1990)
Visioni senza volto (Murderous Vision) – film TV (1991)
Law & Order - I due volti della giustizia (Law & Order) – serie TV, 2 episodi (2001-2003)

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Attori televisivi statunitensi


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