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Popular Tourist Attractions in Bandung, Indonesia – If you ask the same people who've been coming to Indonesia or coming from Indonesia, did he want a vacation to Bandung, it is likely he will answer yes. The number of tourist attractions in Bandung makes many people want to get there. Also, many other things make many people want to walk to Bandung.
Bandung is very popular with young people who are active and creative. Bandung as a creative city status has received recognition from UNESCO to set it as one of the creative city in the list. Another charm of Bandung that is not owned by other area is the cool weather. Ridwan Kamil successfully proved that as mayor of Bandung.
In Bandung, we do not just go around the city to enjoy the urban atmosphere, but also be able to visit the outskirts to enjoy a quieter atmosphere and soothing.
[dropcap size=big]B[/dropcap]andung has many tourist attractions are cool and be the reason for someone to come there. Among the many tourist attractions in Bandung, 22 places are frequented by people who visit there.
Dago is the best place to enjoy the urban atmosphere in Bandung. This place is one of the centers of urban life in Bandung. A variety of shopping, cafes and entertainment centers in Dago. Dago is an area in Bandung which includes street H. Juanda, and some areas are located on the road.
At the bottom, there is a row of Dago area shopping centers and cafes which became a hangout for young people and socialites in Bandung, while the upper area of Dago also cafes with several old buildings from the Netherlands. The walk continues to the west of Dago on we will get to one of the most prestigious campuses in Indonesia, Bandung Institute of Technology.
Dago area will be more festive at night. Various types of entertainment, particularly music, we will find around Dago. Dago is one of the favorite places by young people in Bandung to hang out with friends. Dago is the first rank for the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
Perhaps, Bandung is a city in Indonesia which has at most parks. Regarding urban planning, Bandung is allowed to serve as an example. Lots of open spaces in Bandung, which is converted into parks. A hobby of photography can come to the Garden of Photography, who like to watch a movie can come to Banff Film, who love music can come to the Centrum Music Park.
Young people in Bandung as if given a separate room for the talents and gather together with people who have similar interests. The number of city parks in Bandung making many individuals in other regions to feel "envy" with those who live in Bandung.
Since 2011, Bandung has a place that makes many people curious. The place is Trans Studio Bandung, the biggest indoor theme park in Bandung. Trans Studio stands on an area of 4.2 ha and has many rides that can be tried either by children or adults.
Although the entrance is quite expensive, Trans Studio never empties of visitors. Among the many amusement rides and performances in Trans study, 5 of which became major performances include Kabayan Goes to Hollywood, Legend Crown Prince, Special Effect Action Show, Adventure Si Bolang & ZooCrew and The New Parade and Laser Show. Trans Studio Bandung is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
If there is the Great Mosque in Semarang is famous for its Al Husna Tower, then there Masjid Raya Bandung which has two twin towers as high as 81 meters. The tower was opened to the public on Saturday and Sunday. With a height which is almost equivalent to the football field, of course, we can enjoy the view of Bandung from the heights.
From the top of this tower, we can enjoy the landscape Bandung without having tired of climbing stairs because in each tower has provided a lift. Of course, it would be an interesting experience to witness the beauty of the Flower City of heights. Moreover, its location is really in the center of Bandung. Not fringes as in Bukit Moko, for example.
If Java has gamelan, the Sunda has angklung. A musical instrument made of bamboo which is capable of producing sound melodious. In Bandung, there is a fascinating place to learn more about the angklung.
The place is Saung Angklung Udjo. Saung Angklung Udjo we can learn the process of making angklung and watch the show. Saung Angklung Udjo itself was founded by Udjo Ngalagena in 1966 with the mission to preserve Sundanese culture, especially angklung. Saung Angklung Udjo is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
At present, we do living in an era where everything is digital. Particularly in the field of communications. Within seconds, we can mutually reciprocate message to people who are thousands of kilometers away. Different from earlier times when it was still the era of traditional mail. Postal Museum Bandung is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
However, there was a time when we would miss with the period in which the post still to be excellent. Talking about the traditional letter we certainly can not be separated from PT Pos Indonesia is a major player in the era of traditional mail. For you who want to reminisce with periods of correspondence by post, Pos Indonesia Museum which is near Gedung Sate is a very suitable place for you to visit. There are many great stamp collection as well as support tools other items were on display there.
Have you ever thought about the state of Indonesia? Alternatively, why the volcano should erupt ?. All of that will you get in Bandung Geology Museum. In the museum, you will be more knowledgeable about everything to do with the earth. A large collection of various types of stone on display in this museum ranging from rock crystal until natural stones that often we encounter daily.
In Geology Museum you will realize that there are so many types of rock in the world we live in. Geology Museum itself is a favorite place of geological science students in Bandung to study and broaden. This place is also frequented by high school students to explore tour.
A visit the suburbs in Bandung district. We will find a lot of cool places that became the destination for the traveler. One of the most famous is the White Crater located in Ciwidey. This crater is famous because this place has a turquoise colored water is beautiful.
The land around there whitish so-called Kawah Putih. Besides much visited by tourists, the area is also commonly visited by prospective newlyweds to do pre-wedding photos. White Crater is a volcanic crater of Patuha. Location of this crater is located at an altitude of 2,090 meters above sea level.
There are several tea gardens that you can visit in the area of Bandung. One of them is Tea Garden Rancabali located in Ciwidey. As the tea plantations in general, we are greeted by the sight of green super full at this place. The atmosphere is also quite calm and soothing.
By using the services of a guide, we can find out more about this tea plantation as well as gain knowledge about tea in general. Tea Gardens Rancabali Bandung is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
If you pay a visit to the White crater or Tea Gardens Rancabali subject, do not skip this one place: Situ Patenggang. Situ or lake has a beautiful view because is surrounded by tea plantations which of course presents a very unusual sight.
The location of this lake located at an altitude of about 1,600 meters above sea level, so it has a cold air. To enjoy the beauty of the lake, we could go around by boat are available for rent visitors. Alternatively, we could sit on the banks of the lake sweet while chatting with someone special or close friends.
Still in Ciwidey. Another place that you should not miss there is a strawberry field. Ciwidey itself is famous for its strawberry garden. Interestingly, in a strawberry field Ciwidey, we may walk in the strawberry crop area while picking strawberries. Sure, would be a very pleasant experience to pick strawberries and eat right then and there. Moreover, the exciting experience you can get in Ciwidey.
If Ciwidey crater has Patuha with whiteness, then in Lembang there are attractions Mount Tangkuban Perahu which also has a cavity that is used as a flagship tourist attraction. Tangkuban Perahu is the most famous tourist attractions in Lembang. This mountain has three craters that became a tourist attraction that is Crater Upas, Kawah Domas, and Kawah Ratu.
Just like Kawah Putih in Ciwidey, craters at Mount Tangkuban Perahu is also often used as the background image pre-wedding for young couples Bandung who want to get married. Mount Tangkuban Perahu itself has a height of 2,084 meters above sea level and is synonymous with the legend Sangkuriang, and Dayang Sumbi is so well known in the Sundanese people, especially in Bandung.
Where this one is relatively new but the name is already well known by many people, especially for young people. Farm House is a tourist spot that brings the concept of natural shades farms and plantations. Many say that the atmosphere in this place is similar to medieval Europe. This place was designed to resemble the European past.
There are some spots where the atmosphere does look like that (European-style). The manager even provides European-style costumes for the visitors who want to take pictures with a European feel. Another uniqueness of this place is the presence of small houses like the one on The Hobbit Movie. Farm House while hits among young people of Bandung. Farm House Bandung is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
Almost similar to the Farm House, there is De' Ranch is still one of management with the Farm House. De' Ranch existed earlier than the Farm House. The concept is a bit different. In De' Ranch, we will see many horses because this place originally was a horse farm and dairy cattle. Here we can act like a cowboy with horse ride complete with cowboy style costumes.
Event horse farm in De' Ranch itself continues to run as it should, and we can see the activities of the workers on this farm. As a field for the traveler, De' Ranch also provides various support facilities include a playground for children, flying fox, and rock climbing. Mountain atmosphere in De' Ranch will make us more comfortable. De' Ranch Bandung is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
Floating Market is another interesting place you can visit in Lembang. In this location, there are food vendors selling wares on boats. A lake named Situ Umar became the center of this area. In addition to enjoying snacks from the vendors hawking wares over Situ Umar, you can walk around the lake using the paddle boat or canoe.
What is unique about Floating Market is the payment system. Visitors who want to buy food or to use a particular vehicle is obliged to pay with coins. There are 4 types of coins available at the Floating Market 5,000 (yellow), 10,000 (blue), 50,000 (pink), and 100,000 (orange). The coins that we can use to transact at the Floating Market.
Astronomy enthusiasts can come to this place to see the space's view. This place is the first modern astronomical research institutions in Indonesia. Bosscha Observatory is managed by Bandung Institute of Technology and uses as a place to study astronomy.
One thing to note before visiting this site is related to the schedule because Bosscha is closed at any time, especially on holidays.
Tebing Keraton is one example of the famous tourist spots thanks to the help of social media, especially Instagram. The place is suddenly booming in Bandung some time ago because has a gorgeous scenery.
As the name implies, Tebing Keraton is a regular cliff on the left, and the right is the ravine. Which makes it different from the rock cliffs of the other is the existing landscape. Tebing Keraton we will be treated by a super cool form of natural scenery of the mountains Bandung.
Similar to Tebing Keraton, Bukit Moko also a very cool place to enjoy the view of Bandung from the heights. The scenery in Bukit Moko is also breathtaking, especially at night when the weather was sunny where we can see the expanse of stars in the sky and the twinkling lights of Bandung.
In Bukit, Moko has provided ample seating reserved for the visitors. We could sit there chatting with someone who we think is special. To get a more beautiful scenery, come to the Mount Moko when dusk the evening or night. Mount Moko Bandung is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.
Another place that is not less cool to visit in Bandung is Dusun Bambu. Dusun Bambu is a natural tourist spot that has many shades of cool places. The place is a one stop holiday vacation where once we would get many things.
There are few locations in the hamlet of bamboo each have the name of the village Layung which is cottage wood shades, Kasarung ie, a cafe with a design similar to a bird cage, Burangrang which is a family restaurant with treats entree Indonesia, Purbasari presenting traditional dishes Sunda concept Lesbian in bamboo gazebos on the edge of the lake, as well as the Equator market where you can buy a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables as well as souvenirs of Sunda.
Not far from the White crater is in Ciwidey, there is a campground which is quite famous in Bandung. This place is often used as a place for an outing, camping cheerful and several activities with an outdoor theme. If you wished to be fun camping with friends but did not have enough physically strong to climb the mountain, Ranca Upas could be an attractive option.
There are many deer we would find at the Ranca Upas. The location of this place is located at an altitude of about 1700 meters above sea level, and an area reached 215 hectares. Ranca Upas Bandung is one of the popular tourist attractions in Bandung, Indonesia.


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MSN Hotmail last week announced that through an agreement with Yahoo, users of both consumer-oriented e-mail systems will now be able to share e-mail with one another.
This follows the announcement in late December by Microsoft, IBM and Novell that users of Exchange, Notes and GroupWise will – for the first time – be able to trade e-mail with another.
Of course, SMTP e-mail is completely interoperable and has been for years. That, however, is not the case with instant messaging (IM). Although there are standards in the IM world, what interoperability there is today is largely the result of the federation of competing networks.
For example, users of AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) can communicate, through the AOL Enterprise Federation Program, with users of Parlano, MessageLabs Omnipod, Antepo, Jabber and others. Lotus Sametime users can now communicate with users of AIM and Google Talk and will soon be able to connect with Yahoo Messenger. Microsoft's Windows Messenger and Yahoo's Messenger users are now federated with one another.
Standards are also advancing with products that supports Session Initiation Protocol for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions (SIP/SIMPLE) and Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) making significant advances toward interoperability, including products from vendors like Jabber, Coversant, IBM, Google and others.
I believe that the lack of completely transparent IM interoperability has been one of the key factors that have held back more widespread use of IM in the workplace. Unlike with e-mail, IT and line-of-business decision makers that want to use IM in their organizations must also consider interoperability with existing systems, with those of business partners and others as part of the mix in choosing from among competing offerings.
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Prints & Multiples Auction
Hindman's May 12th Prints & Multiples auction will include a remarkable session of modern and contemporary master prints. David Hockney's Lithograph of Water Made of Lines (lot 77; estimate: $50,000-70,000), from his most sought-after series of prints, was created at the pinnacle of his print making career and serves as an anchor to the session that heavily features American and British Pop Art.
Dorothea Lange's iconic photograph Migrant Mother, Nipomo California, 1936 (lot 179; estimate: $50,000-70,000) will be the focal point of the photography session. Among the most recognized images in the history of photography, this work has been reproduced countlessly, but only recently has the real story of this iconic image come to light, inspiring everything from History Channel specials to museum exhibitions attempting to unravel the mystery of the seemingly simple image.
Additional highlights from the auction include prints by Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Frank Stella, Robert Motherwell, Helen Frankenthaler, Jackson Pollock, Louise Nevelson, Francis Bacon, Alex Katz, and Roy Lichtenstein. Significant collections to be offered include property from the Estate of Richard Altermann, Santa Fe, New Mexico, The JFM Foundation Collection, Denver, Colorado, and The Estate of Leona Chanin.
How to Bid: Bidding for the May 12th Prints & Multiples auction will begin at 10am CT, and will be available in-person, via phone, and online via Hindman's Digital Bid Room, and additional online bidding platforms. Additional information about the auction can be found via the website page.
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Hindman is one of the nation's leading fine art auction houses connecting cities nationwide to the global art market and providing expertise across all categories, sales channels and price points. Hindman will celebrate its 40th anniversary this October. Since its founding, Hindman has come to operate more salerooms in the United States than any other auction house and conducts over 140 auctions a year in categories such as fine art, jewelry and watches, modern design, books and manuscripts, couture, furniture and decorative arts, Asian art, Western art, antiquities, and more. Hindman was formed through the acquisition of two premier auction houses, Leslie Hindman Auctioneers (est.1982) and Cowan's Auctions (est. 1995). Headquartered in Chicago, Hindman is home to over 160 employees, with additional offices in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Detroit, Milwaukee, Naples, Palm Beach, San Diego, Scottsdale, St. Louis and Washington D.C. Visit HindmanAuctions.com for more information.

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Less than 24 hours after Roger Stone's WarRoom co-host Owen Shroyer exposed the illegal leak from the Office of the Special Counsel, where Stone's sealed grand jury indictment was sent to CNN, Facebook has now banned the WarRoom's page on the increasingly censorship-heavy social media platform. Stone was arrested last Friday in a Gestapo style raid on his home by 29 heavily armed FBI agents, 17 vehicles, 2 amphibious units, and a helicopter hovering above. CNN "just happened to be there," to film Stone's early morning arrest.
The timing of the ban is suspect to say the least. One has to wonder if the Office of the Special Counsel and their allies in the tech-world issued a directive to Facebook, after being embarrassed by damning documents showing how CNN presumably obtained an illegally leaked draft copy of Stone's indictment, first reported by The Gateway Pundit.
Banning Stone's remaining platform on Facebook to livestream and share his daily Infowars show, which has become a huge thorn in the side of Robert Mueller's rogue prosecution of top Trump allies, are another sign of how the establishment government interests and tech companies are working to together to silence dissident conservative and anti-government voices.
You can still watch the Infowars daily broadcasts at infowars.com.
The post Roger Stone's Infowars Show Banned On Facebook After CNN-Mueller Collusion Exposed appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.


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No, this is not breaking news from 1948.
President Donald John Trump -- who moved our embassy to Jerusalem -- today recognized the Golan Heights is part of Israel, more than 50 years after Arabs lost it in the Six Day War they instigated in 1967. Israel formally annexed this region in 1981.
The president tweeted today, "After 52 years it is time for the United States to fully recognize Israel's Sovereignty over the Golan Heights, which is of critical strategic and security importance to the State of Israel and Regional Stability!"
This comes 10 days after Barak Ravid of Israel's Channel 13 news reported, "Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's main political opponent Benny Gantz, who is heading the Blue and White party that leads in the polls, thinks President Trump could recognize Israeli sovereignty in the Golan Heights in order to help Netanyahu win the April 9 elections, three Gantz aides told me."
I hope so. Barack Hussein Obama used his presidency to openly campaign against Netanyahu.
But this goes well beyond any petty politics. The USA formally recognizing the Golan Heights is in Israel means that the Arabs are cool with it.
President Trump's close ties to the Saudi government -- which also embraced his Jewish son-in-law -- means the Saudis and the rest of the Gulf states support him.
CNN reported, "Former US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who served under President Barack Obama, said the move 'raises a lot of concern' and said it is difficult to not see this as an attempt to buttress Netanyahu's chances of remaining prime minister."
I hope Democrats go ahead and oppose recognizing the Golan Heights as part of Israel because that will show again how far from reality Democrats are.
"The spokesman said the shift is part of Trump's plan to 'liquidate' the Palestinians' cause."
I hope so because there is no Palestine. Israel replaced it in 1948. The peace process is simple: Arabs in Israel start identifying as Israelis, which they are.
The Palistidiots are mostly Egyptian or Syrian rejects. Their purpose in life is to oppose Israel at all costs. Too bad we got one of the dumb one's in congress.
Panetta is a California demorat. I'm shocked! LOL!
Excellent analysis and excellent move by PDJT.
" Arabs in Israel start identifying as Israelis, which they are. " Don't they already?
Is maligning John McCain on twitter not causing enough of a distraction? Donny must really be worried about something.
I miss the days when the Black Jesus would go on ESPN to reveal his bracket picks (spectacularly wrong). Now that man had his priorities in order.
Glad that Trump is recognizing Israel's claim over Golan.
Glad he moved the embassy to Jerusalem.
That's reality, and it's well past time that the Palestinians start to deal with it.
Yes for a two state solution, tho -- but only with Palestinians who both recognize Israel's existence and its borders, and agree to have peace.
There was no "Palestine" in 1948, nor was there a "South Sudan". There is now.
Too bad the Palestinians, fed lies by Jew-haters about retaking the land, can't yet accept sharing.
"Yes for a two state solution tho -- but only with Palestinians who both recognize Israel's existence and its borders, and agree to have peace."
Those conditions you state are precisely why the so-called "two-state solution" is no solution at all. The Arab regimes in Yehuda, Shomron and 'Aza have been teaching their people, multigenerationally, that murdering me and my people is an admirable and desirable thing. Their kids imbibe that message from kindergarten, and even earlier. Their raison d'être isn't to set up a state of their own (when 'Aza was Egyptian-occupied territory and Yehuda and Shomron were Jordanian-occupied territory there was no clamoring for a "State of Palestine") -- their raison d'être is to destroy Israel.
Anyone who has any knowledge of the Arabs' schools cannot deny that they teach the children to hate Jews. Their textbooks are public knowledge for heavens sake!!!
You have to love Pres. Trump's timing. March 21 was the holiday of Purim, commemorating the overturning of Haman's evil plot to destroy, eradicate, kill, obliterate, etc. the Jews from the face of the earth. The story took place in ancient Persia, which is known today as Iran. We celebrate by reading the Book of Esther, "feasting,...sending portions [of food] to one another, and gifts to the poor." In the spirit of the holiday, Pres. Trump sent P.M. Netanyahu a gift.


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Ron Jaworski Net Worth 2018: What is this NFL football player worth?
Ron Jaworski is a professional football player who plays Quarterback as number 16, 7, 17. Jaworski was born on March 23, 1951, in Lackawanna, New York. Jaworski's height is 6 ft 2 in. This page looks closely at Ron Jaworski's net worth.
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Ron Jaworski Career and Earnings/Salary
In high school, Ron Jaworski played football for Lackawanna (NY). Jaworski played college football on the Youngstown State Penguins football team. In the 1973 NFL draft, Jaworski was chosen number 37 in round 2.
In the past, Jaworski played for the Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, and Kansas City Chiefs. Some of the highlights of Ron Jaworski's career include: Pro Bowl, Bert Bell Award, and UPI NFC Player of the Year.
Jaworski has also worked for the Philadelphia Soul as Co-owner.
Some of Jaworski's most prominent statistics include 28,190 Yards, 179-164 Touchdown; Interception, and 72.8 Passer rating.
Ron Jaworski Net Worth 2018
National Football League salaries range greatly. At the starting level, NFL players make $400,000-$600,000 per year. At the highest level, stars can make $50 million plus. The NFL salary cap is approximately $170 million.
Ron Jaworski net worth: football salary distribution
So what is NFL football player Ron Jaworski's net worth in 2018? Our estimate for Ron Jaworski's net worth as of 2018 is: $6 million
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We enjoyed a visit from Father Desmond to talk about our Parish community. We asked lots of interesting questions and learnt lots about our Parish.
We are learning about rocks in our local area. We went on a rock hunt arond our school grounds. When we got back to class, we learnt about the properties of rocks.
Look at these amazing volcanoes that we made!
Check out our wonderful hall display!
We used a programme called ZU3D to make a short animation of an earthquake shaking. We also tried erupting a volcano as well. It was great fun!
Maths-we use manipulatives to help us!
Ryan came into our assembly to give us all a talk about Young Carers and the role they play at home. He was very interesting and taught us all lots. We had a question time as well to answer any queries we had. Mrs Avis is also around if we need any questions answering.
We interviewed some children in our class that are young carers. We generated some questions for them to answer and talk about their experiences. This helped us produce some amazing logos and come up with one big one to go into the whole school competition.
We have been busy learning new passes in netball; chest, pass and bounce pass. We also learnt that we are not allowed to run with the ball and we have to pivot.
We read newspapers and looked for the features. We then played the role of a news reporter and pretended we had just arrived at a natural disaster and interviewed people. We then did some research on the internet of natural disasters around the world. We then had a go at writing our own report.


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Starting Your Essay: Some Suggestions
US Obesity Epidemic: More Than 35%
Obesity Health Costs in US
Growing Paleo Fad (cavemen lived to 35)
Backlash Against the Paleo Diet
Summarize Claims and Possible False Promises of the Caveman Diet
Summarize Pros and Cons of the Paleo Diet
Summarize the Warnings Issued Against the Vegan Diet
Briefly Summarize LK's book
Write a personal narrative that shows how food defines us and is linked to shame and belonging (a theme evident in LK's book)
Sample Intro and Thesis
I was six years old and trying to tell myself that everything was okay as I walked with three boys to KR Smith Elementary in San Jose, CA. Normally, a Hostess apple pie or cupcake created anticipation for lunch, but not today because the smell of rotten tuna wafting from my Captain Kangaroo lunch box was so strong my companions kept nagging me to explain what the hell the horrible smell was. Finally, I relented and stopped in a field and to appease their curiosity I opened the lunch box and the rotten tuna sandwich, slimy and mixed with the mayonnaise, had escaped its plastic baggie and had splattered throughout the insides of the tin pail. The boys and I gaped at the impossibly malodorous, black tuna juices, black ink streaks and odious chunks smeared all over the pail's lining like an exploded brain. The rancid tuna had splattered over my apple, my orange, my Hostess pie, and whatever else Mother had put inside for me that day.
"How could you eat that?" one of the boys asked and I shrugged. I assumed I had no choice. It was my lunch after all. So I closed the lunch box and we continued our way to school where I put my lunch box alongside everyone else's in the designated coat closet.
During class, Mrs. Corey sniffed along with the other students as everyone tried to detect the source of a hellish stench. Crinkling her forehead and flaring her nostrils, she demanded to know if someone had soiled their pants or if someone had brought a dead creature into her classroom. All of the students were squeezing their noses and making mock gagging noises. It was clear Mrs. Corey could not teach until the matter of the rancid fish smell had been solved.
The boys I had walked to school with pointed at my offending lunch box upon which Mrs. Corey walked cautiously toward it, as if approaching a landmine. She slowly opened the box and stared at its contents as if witnessing an abomination from the bowels of hell. Then looking at me, she said, "Did your mom pack this?"
I nodded and Mrs. Corey winced in a way that seemed to castigate my parents, my extended family, and my ancient ancestors. With a sour expression, she then closed the lunch box, gave it to the teacher aid to place outside, and announced to the class that my food was unfit for eating and that she needed volunteers to take one thing out of their lunch and give it to me so that I would have something to eat during lunchtime.
During the lunch break, I was too mortified and ashamed to have an appetite and I remained on my blanket while avoiding the odd stares from my classmates.
This was my first lesson in the power of food to bring shame when that food is deemed rotten or immoral or unhealthy. Indeed, author Lierre Keith has a lot of experience with shame, which she has tried to work out as a vegan ideologue and now as a champion of Paleo carnivore eating. Unfortunately, her emotions have misguided her in many ways, for while Lierre Keith is correct that many aspects of veganism can be unhealthy and harmful to the environment, her overall thesis that vegetarianism is a "myth" and is inferior to a Paleo-style meat-eating diet is too mired in egregious flaws and logical fallacies to be a worthy "meat-eating manifesto." Her first flaw is that she takes the very worst vegan habits and uses these misguided vegans as being representative of veganism as a whole. Another flaw is the book's over simplification in which Keith promotes the Paleo diet as the greatest in achieving health benefits when in fact any diet, either meat-eating or vegetarian, makes people mindful of what they eat, generating less calorie consumption, less processed food consumption, and, inevitably, healthy results. A related flaw is Keith's assumption that any diet can be a One Size Fits All Panacea that can be imposed on the entire human race. Some may flourish on a vegan diet; others may not and the same applies to the Paleo diet. Yet another flaw that makes Keith's book unworthy of manifesto status is the laughable impracticality of her wanting to feed our overpopulated planet in the primitive way of hunters and gatherers. While organic, farm-raised meat might be good for the rich and privileged, it is not realistic to think we can distribute this kind of boutique-style, "all-organic" animal protein world-wide, rendering her half-baked Paleo "vision" naive, starry-eyed and utterly preposterous.
Paleo Research Links: Studies About Its Effects on Human Health
Improves Health
Nerd Fitness: Pros and Cons
Skeptical Look from US News
China Study Vs. Paleo Diet
Is Caveman Paleo Diet a Fad?
Paleo Vs. Vegan Diet
Refutation of Paleo Diet (Forks Over Knives)
China Study Supports Veganism
Questioning the China Study
More Questioning of the China Study
Common Arguments in Support of the Vegetarian's Position
1. Meat eating diet is based on backward cultural traditions that some vegetarians equate with slavery. This is controversial. Many are offended by the analogy.
2. We're not obligate carnivores like some animals. We can choose to eat in ways that don't result in cruelty to animals. This is controversial. Many argue that our evolution and optimum health are based on killing and eating meat.
3. Animals are sentient, which means they feel and suffer. It's our moral duty to minimize suffering in the world. The controversy here is that plants may be conscious. Where do we draw the line? Can't we kill a rat that is in our baby's room?
4. Raising plant protein is more efficient than raising animal protein. This is controversial. Some studies show that plowing fields for agriculture result in killing the native wildlife.
5. Raising animal protein creates far more pollution and devastation to the environment than does raising plant protein. I haven't seen any arguments to refute this.
Part Three. Common Arguments Against the Vegetarian Position
1. Humans have a biological, evolutionary, nutritional dependence on some animal protein and fat according to many, including Nina Plank, author of "Death by Veganism."
2. To help the environment, the issue isn't meat or plants; it's what is local. See Amazon review of The Face on Your Plate by Ted Kerasote.
3. Bovine animals are often still alive while jungle cats eat their entrails. Eating and being eaten are part of the necessary cycle of nature, cruelty not withstanding. This is controversial. The jungle cat acts on instinct. We have choices to not be cruel and two wrongs don't make a right.
4. Agriculture devastates the environment more than hunting, but not factory farming. The problem is that hunting can not feed the world population, only factory farming can.
5. We're dependent on animal products beyond food: glue, gel capsules, leather clothes, furniture, etc. Where do we draw the line?
Part Four. Another Argument in Favor of Vegetarianism: The Preservation of Our Soul.
1. Brutality against animals coarsens (toughens) our soul and in some ways encourages sadism.
2. Greed affects our ill treatment of animals: To cheapen production costs, we torture and mutilate animals. Vegetarianism isn't the exclusive realm of some liberal fringe, some Southern California "lifestyle elitists." See the essay"Fear Factories" by Matthew Scully. And see George F. Will's essay "What We Owe What We Eat."
3. To treat animals as we do for our benefit, we kill our empathy through willed ignorance and this kills the core of our humanity.
Sample Thesis That Counter-argues common arguments in favor of vegetarianism.
While the vegetarian argument is built on noble aspirations and makes a convincing case for reforming the cruelties and abominations that take place on factory farms, the vegetarian diet does not provide optimum nutrition. First, we must consider we have evolved into omnivores and as such we have a biological/evolutionary need for some animal protein; second, we must consider that there is an abundance of evidence that points to malnutrition and even death that infants suffer who are forced by their parents to eat a vegan diet; third, we must consider there is a strong link between the vegetarian diet and obesity and related metabolic syndrome as a result of relying too much on agricultural, carbohydrate-laden foods.
Sample Thesis That Counter-argues an Anti-Vegetarian Position
While I concede that there are many advantages to a meat-eating diet, these advantages are off-set by several factors, which include the inevitable cruelty that animals suffer as we try to feed a world of billions of people; the environmental devastation that occurs when we reserve the Earth's land for grazing livestock animals; the environmental damage that occurs from the animal waste that cannot be adequately refined at factory farms; and the myriad of diseases that are spread from farm factory animals.
A Third Example
The brilliant lecturer Jeff McMahon has apprised us of the intractable conflict between the dangers of the vegetarian diet and indiscriminate meat eating as he successfully shows that the only solution to this conflict is to eat organic, sustainable animal protein. Such an eating program is the only viable way to eat because _____________, _________________, _______________, and ___________________.
Is McMahon "brilliant"? Balderdash. His argument for killing animals in an "organic setting" rests on so many illusions that he has been stripped of any intellectual credibility. His illusions are too numerous to cover in their entirety, but we can begin by focusing on McMahon's most egregious critical thinking lapses, which include the fact that it is impossible to feed the world with the organic process; _________________, ______________, _________________, and _____________________.
Part Two: Common Ground and Differences for Vegetarians and Caveman (Paleo) Dieters Alike:
A processed food diet, especially one consisting of the Evil White Five, white sugar, white flour, white potatoes, white pasta, and white rice, leads to obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and other health ailments.
The disagreement is over the eating of meat for optimum health.
Caveman Dieters would further agree with vegetarians that factory meat is high in disease and if one is to eat meat it should be organic and prepared in a way that meats the higher standards of cleanliness, presumably, from the organic methods.
Caveman Dieters would also agree that the treatment of animals in mass factory slaughterhouses is unethical and morally reprehensible. They would argue, however, that organic, quick killing is humane and a natural part of the Food Chain.
However, caveman dieters, such as followers of Weston A. Price, would argue that animal protein results in optimum nutrition while a vegetarian, especially vegan, diet results in malnourishment.
Lierre Keith, author of The Vegetarian Myth, is a former vegan who argues the health risks of a vegan diet and for the superior nutrition from an organic-based animal protein diet.
Vegans who were once her friend and ally look at her as a betrayer, a Judas, and she has had death threats and other hostility come her way since leaving the Vegan Tribe.
Part Three. Study Questions, Part One
One. What were Keith's motivations to become a vegan and how did her good intentions blind her? She wanted eating to sustain, not kill. She warred against patriarchy, dominance, oppression, sexism, imperialism, industrialization, sadism.
Keith makes it clear she does not want to mock animal rights.
But she says the Vegetarian Pied Piper led her and her vegetarian brothers and sisters off the cliff with good, honest intentions.
She makes it clear that her meat eating argument is not a defense of industrialized meat business.
She is against factory farming, which feeds grain to animals and animals are not supposed to eat grain.
Two. Keith claims that vegetarians, like others, are ignorant of our food origins. Explain.
She argues that agriculture, the source of the vegetarian diet, is destructive.
To explore the Vegetarian Myth, we must, she argues, explore the devastation of agriculture.
There is as much death, perhaps more, in a serving of fruit salad or soybeans, than a steak. Why? Because the killing of topsoil to harvest fruits and soy kills natural living things, including animals.
The hunter-gatherers, pre-agriculture peoples, were healthy while post-agricultural peoples fell to all sorts of disease brought on my agriculture.
Agriculture creates binge foods like cereals. We binge on carbs. We don't binge on meats. Grains give us a "happy chemical hit."
Agriculture creates monocrops, which destroy topsoil, wetlands, riparian systems resulting in landslides and extinction of wetland animals.
Rice, wheat, corn are so "thirsty" they drain us of water and can "drink whole rivers," not good in an age of drought.
Agriculture cannot be sustained on two-thirds of the earth's land.
Three. To awaken people out of the Vegetarian Myth, Keith summons the Mayan term kas-limaal, the pursuit of adult knowledge, which is our interdependence and inevitable sacrifice: some die that others live. We need the grazers, the bovine creatures, to eat the grass and level earth so earth doesn't become a desert but we need carnivores to control the bovine creatures.
"We need to be eaten as much as we need to eat."
For Keith, her first bite of meat after twenty years of being a vegan, was her awakening to the kas-limaal or adult knowledge.
In Japan there is a saying, Itadakimasu, meaning "We receive lives from others" or "We humbly receive this food, which comes from other life." It acknowledges the life-death cycle.
Four. What absurdities does Keith point out in the vegan community?
Carnivores don't need to be carnivores. Make your dog a veggie and he will die, or your cat.
Separate carnivores from bovine creatures. Really? How?
Vegans deny the nature of animals, that they kill and eat and that their actions are amoral. Vegans try to impose, erroneously, morality on the act of survival and the cycle of nature.
"I realized then that people so deeply ignorant of the nature of life, with its mineral cycle and carbon trade, its balance points around an ancient circle of producers . . . weren't going to be able to guide me. . .
They remained ignorant and in their cute, anthropomorphic world of cuddly animals and could never have adult knowledge.
Vegans rely on over simplistic sound bites: "Meat is murder."
"I won't eat anything that has a mother or a face."
Let's not kill anything by becoming breatharians.
Five. What does Keith say to support the claim that humans are designed for meat? Like lions and hyenas, we don't have a ruminant's digestive system to gain nutrients from grass. "We have no mechanism to digest cellulose."
She's very blunt in saying that a vegan diet will damage you. And this must be at the heart of your research paper. Is this a true claim?
Keith suffered from spine damage, hypoglycemia, exhaustion, dry skin, gastroparesis, depression, anxiety.
She wasn't getting serotonin from the amino acid tryptophan, which comes from animal protein.
She wasn't getting saturated fat, which helps in assimilation of nutrients.
Six. What's the myth of the apple? That it's a natural sweet fruit. But it wasn't originally. It was domesticated. They're grafted, not sprouted.
"Natural" food doesn't exist in nature, as some vegans would tell you.
An apple is not vegetarian. It grows with soil fertilized by animal blood, bone meal.
In other words, plants eat animals. This is part of kas-limaal.
Seven. What flaw is veganism and the AR movement based on? That we can eat without killing. This is the groundwork of the "vegetarian myth." Every living thing kills in order to survive. She points out that chickens eat everything, including baby chicks.
Ironically, it's only when we accept death as part of the eating cycle that we truly respect other creatures. A culture of denial, denying the necessity of death for life, cannot respect the living.
She writes, "Nature provides many things, but a clear-cut moral code for human concourse is not one of them."
LK is not defending mass slaughterhouses and the inhumane treatment of animals that exists in factory farming; she herself eats her own slaughtered animals from farms, not a practical way to eat meat for the masses, to be sure.
Eight. What is the arbitrariness of the Sentience Argument? Vegans argue we shouldn't kill sentient beings, creatures who can feel pain. But where do we stop? Rats, snails, cockroaches? What about plants? How do we prove what can feel?
I personally feel less remorse from eating a fish than eating a cow or a dog. My sentiments are arbitrary perhaps?
Nine. Where does LK agree with vegans? "Factory farming is a nightmare, from every angle: ethically, ecologically, nutritionally." The animals are tortured.
She also agrees with vegans that grain-feeding cattle is a waste of resources; however, she believes in grass-feeding.
Ten. What is the vegetarian myth?
It's a collection of myths.
One, that we can have life without death.
Two, that we can have "vegetarian" crops without death (fossil manure).
Three, that plants show no sentience.
Four, that the eating cycle is moral when in fact it is amoral.
Five, that monocrops that yield vegetarian foods like soy are good for the planet when in fact they devastate wetland and other animals.
Six, that a vegan diet is healthy when in fact it kills most people.
Seven, that humans are not meant for meat eating.
Eight, that grains are healthy and natural when in fact they are processed and man-made and addictive, harsh on the intestines, and cause diabetes. Read Wheat Belly by William Davis.
Nine. She dismantles the Lipid Hypothesis, that heart disease is from eating animal fats and we should eat a low-fat diet. See Good Calories, Bad Calories by Gary Taubes.
The healthiest diets in the world are the Japanese and Mediterranean diets neither of which are vegetarian.
Ten. That "whole grain" is healthy. It's really pulverized, processed grain.
Eleven. That soy is a healthier substitute for protein than animal sources.
These claims, their validity or lack thereof, should be addressed in your essay.
Eleven. What specific damage results from eating grain?
Grain is starch and sugars, which overload the intestines. These sugars arrive undigested in the colon, creating a "bacterial picnic." This results in inflammation and impairs proper digestion and absorption. She further explains the role of lectins and celiac disease.
Twelve. What are the dangers of soy? (LK used Kaayla Davis's The Whole Soy Story as a major source)
Goitrogon, change of thyroid, thyroid disease
Hormonal disruption
Women's menstrual cycle disruption
Endometrioses
Accelerated aging
Loss of memory
Baby hormone development damaged
Soy is an industrial waste product with an 80 million dollar ad campaign behind it.
In Okinawa, the people eat fermented soy that is not processed by Dupont and it is not as dangerous.
Here's a blog against Lierre Keith's The Vegetarian Myth.
And here's a blog that claims there are fallacies that support vegetarianism.
And Say What, Michael Pollan?
Common logical fallacies to avoid.
A Thesis and Essay Outline in Opposition to the Vegetarian Diet
While I concede that there is way too much mindless cruelty in the factory farming of animals, we must not obfuscate the truth, namely, that the vegetarian diet does not provide optimum nutrition. The omnivore diet, which includes meat eating, is defensible from an evolutionary, biological, and nutritional point of view.
Essay's First Page
Summarize the book's major arguments
Essay's Second Page
If after reading the book, you are not convinced that you should "convert" to vegetarianism or veganism, you may want to defend an omnivore diet. To write a defense of the omnivore diet (which includes meat eating), one would have to concede that the current system of factory farming needs reform and that the system is changed. Also one would concede that people eat too much meat but that the solution is not the elimination of meat eating but the reduction of it. One will cut down from the national average of meat consumption (200 pounds) to approximately one-third of that (70 pounds). One would concede that that 70 pounds of meat would be as organic and sustainable as much as possible even at the higher costs. This section would take about a page.
Essay's Final Four Pages In Which You Support Your Thesis Mapping Statements
You would have to argue that the vegan diet is not optimum nutrition and may even be dangerous, especially for pregnant woman and newborns. You might look to Nina Planck in her New York Times article or her book Real Food. Or you might look to Lierre Keith's book The Vegetarian Myth or her book excerpt from her website.
Other Sources That Challenge the Vegan/Vegetarian Diet
Weston A. Price Foundation
Nina Planck Interview
Death by Veganism Updates
Meat Eating Was Essential to Human Evolution
Evolving to Eat Mush
Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human
Evolution by Fire
Home Economics and Evolution
How Our Vegan Diet Made Us Ill
Any Diet, Meat-Eating Or Vegetarian, Will Have Positive Health Results Because You're Mindful of What You Eat
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Zolli's CEO Alina is on the cover of Entrepreneur!
Read Alina's Story in Entrepreneur
What lands our 13-year-old teenprenneur on the cover of Entrepreneur? Five years of hard work and an unwavering commitment to kids and families smiles earned Zollipop's CEO Alina Morse the cover spot. What an honor!
"I hope this cover inspires others to realize that they can do anything, no matter what their age. Dream big, ask questions, and understand that doing good for others is good for business," said Alina.
The September issue of Entrepreneur celebrates several youthful entrepreneurs that have found success in business and giving back to the community.
The photoshoot took place in New York City, by the acclaimed photographer David Yellen. The experience was a bit surreal, complete with a variety of outfits and accessories, hair, makeup and several concepts to shoot.
Alina did not know she was selected to be on the cover until weeks after the photo session. Alina is the youngest person to ever be featured on the cover of Entrepreneur.
We are so grateful for our retail partners, Walmart, Kroger, Amazon, Jewel and others for their support and making Zollipops and Zaffi Taffy available to kids and families everywhere.
Because of our fans support, we are able to fund Zolli's One Million Smiles, an initiative to reduce America's tooth decay epidemic and protect the most powerful source of energy, joy and happiness in the world: children's smiles!
Alina joins an impressive list of Entrepreneur cover personalities; recent issues have featured Danica Patrick, Kevin Hart, Richard Rawlings, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jon Taffer, Barbara Corcoran, Venus Williams, and Jeff Bezos.
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Looking for information on an "Al-Cool" hot air fan made in Chicago around 1916 ( similar in appearance to the Lake Breeze tabletop). I recently bought one of these in really nice condition and am not familiar with the brand. I am new to this group and thought maybe someone here could help.
I have not heard of the make of fan you bought. If you post some photos it might help someone recognize it.
Since Wayne did not post pictures or a Thanks to Russ for the outstanding Al Cool Fan information . . . I will do both.
Your welcome, Terry. Your well presented fan is new to my eyes as well. What I am having a hard time with is I find nothing in electrical trade so far of conflict between Strong(Lake Breeze) and the Al-Cool models with infringement issues. I see Al-Cool spanning years 15-17 electrical trade and then the trail appears to go cold.
Don't underestimate Mr. Kearn's ability to dig up and contribute with great detail that much more, and then some. He has password access to an old newspaper website I do not have access to.
Thanks for the detail pictures. Very interesting...did these come with optional gas burner?
Good observation . . . . The Al Cool motor looks exactly like the Lake Breeze motor. Maybe Lake Breeze supplied them for All Cool? Otherwise I am sure you would find lawsuits addressing the issue.
James . . . Thanks for the comment.
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Astigmatism is the condition of the eye where there is a minor curvature in the eyes which causes blurred or imperfect vision. In astigmatism the structure of the eye is slightly deformed and thus it prevents the vision of normal images and structures. The cornea of the eye gets deformed or shows certain curvature. Usually the lens and cornea have same curvature but in this case there is a deviation in the surface of the eyes. The curvature in the cornea does not allow the image to be focused because if the refraction of the incoming light. Due to this the eyes develop impaired vision or astigmatism. This may lead to blurred vision or limit the vision for certain distances depending on the impairment of cornea. In most cases, it occurs due to birth defects. It usually accompanies farsightedness and nearsightedness. It is completely curable with corrective lenses and surgeries however in mild cases of Astigmatism, it is not needed. Several home remedies are helpful in curing this condition.
Both cornea and lens are important part of eyes and the vision quality is affected if either one of them are impaired. The following are the various possible causes of Astigmatism.
All these are total myths and do not directly cause Astigmatism by any means.
However it is not necessary that all the three symptoms persist in the same person affect with Astigmatism. Many people have reported difficulty in proceeding with their daily activities due to this disorder. It is better to consult an ophthalmologist and get this checked at the earliest.
There are various methods of diagnosis of Astigmatism as given below.
The following home remedies help in curing astigmatism.
Amla or Indian gooseberry is popularly used to cure vision related diseases or disorders. It is rich in vitamin C and anti oxidants which makes it an ideal ingredient for treating eye problems. It is beneficial in repairing damaged tissues and cells in the eyes.
Consume amla in any form such as jams, pickles, candies, powder, etc.
Turmeric not only adds color to the food it has numerous health benefits for the body. It contains curcumin which has powerful anti-inflammatory and anti-biotic properties. It has strong anti-oxidant properties and reduces cholesterol from the body. This prevents the clogs in the capillary vessels that supply blood to the eyes.
Green tea has powerful antioxidant properties that fight free radicals in the body. It is very beneficial in treating eye problems. It repairs the damaged cells and tissues inside the body and maintains proper health of the blood vessels in the eyes. People suffering from astigmatism must consume at least 2-3 glasses of green tea every day.
Cassia is an annual, upright growing plant that is commonly found in tropical regions. It has been used since ages by the Chinese to promote vision. It is very helpful in treatinf blurry eyes and reduces the pain and discomfort in the eyes.
Take a spoon of cassia seeds powder and steep it in hot water for sometime.
Gingko Biloba is a very popular herb used to purify blood and treat memory loss. Studies have proved that this potent herb is capable of unclogging the blood vessels and making it cholesterol free.
Triphala is an ancient ayurvedic medicine used to treat various diseases. It is made from three ingredients namely yellow myrobalans, beleric and Indian gooseberry. It is extremely beneficial in treating Astigmatism by improving the health of tissues and retina and by strengthening the eye muscles.
Milk thistle is an annual herb which is used as an herbal remedy to various diseases. It is used to treat liver disorders due to the presence of a substance known as Silymarin. This compound supports and improves and maintains a healthy liver functioning. Emphasis is being given on treating the liver because it is one of the most important organs in the body. It stores all vitamins and glutathione and activates vitamin B. It is useful to keep the eye muscles healthy and keep away vision impairs. Milk thistle supplements are available in market and can be taken after medical prescription.
All the above home remedies are safe to use and contains no side effects unlike the OTC drugs that are prescribed by the doctor.


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Top Tips for Statement Writing in Civil Proceedings for Local Authority Officers
1st June 2021 /in Legal, Local Authority /by Jodie Bradford
by Kerryn Woollett, Regulatory and Enforcement Solicitor
Witness statements should be written in the first person.
Witness statements should follow the chronological sequence of the events.
Witness statements should be divided into numbered paragraphs.
Each paragraph should, as far as possible, be confined to a distinct portion of the subject.
Witness statements must state:
the full name of the witness;
the address at which he or she works;
the position he or she holds;
the name of his or her employer; and
that he or she is the employee of a party to the proceedings (and which party that is).
Include details of how long the current positon has been held.
Also include details of any previous positions held, provided these are relevant, for example if you have been the Licensing Team Manager for 2 years but prior to that you were a Licensing Officer for 15 years this would be relevant.
Include details of any other relevant experience and/or qualifications.
Witness statements must indicate:
which statements in it are made from the witness's own knowledge and which are matters of information or belief, and
the source of any matters of information or belief.
All numbers, including dates, should be expressed in figures.
If you need to be authorised to take certain action (for example serve a notice, enter property etc.) a copy of your authorisation document should be exhibited to your statement.
Each exhibit should be identified, using the initials of the person making the statement, numbered consecutively within the statement and be in bold, for example 'KW1'.
Any documents referred to, for example, letters, photographs, notices etc. should be exhibited, unless exhibited to a colleague's statement.
Where a witness refers to an exhibit or exhibits, he or she should state 'I refer to the (description of exhibit) marked '…''.
Witness statements must be verified by a statement of truth, the wording of which is as follows "I believe that the facts stated in this witness statement are true. I understand that proceedings for contempt of court may be brought against anyone who makes, or causes to be made, a false statement in a document verified by a statement of truth without an honest belief in its truth."
Where a witness makes more than one witness statement to which there are exhibits, in the same proceedings, the numbering of the exhibits should run consecutively throughout and not start again with each witness statement.
Exhibits should be preceded by a cover page.
The pages of a witness statements should be numbered consecutively.
The last page of a witness statement should not include the statement of truth or signature alone. The last page should include the last paragraph of the statement along with the statement of truth and signature.
Witness statements should be signed and dated – the date should be the date on which the statement is signed.
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The private sector business leaders in Sri Lanka are up for a golden opportunity to expand their businesses to the Maldives, as the Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed said that his government has decided to divest all their government businesses and urged the Sri Lankan Business leaders to acquire them. He said that some of those government business concerns are electricity power supply, highways, ports and the airport.
The Maldivian President addressed the Sri Lankan Business Leaders, at the Hotel Colombo Hilton and this important meeting was organized by the Small and Medium Enterprise Developers (SMED) Division of Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sri Lanka (FCCISL) in collaboration with the Sri Lankan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Kosala Wickramanayake, President, FCCISL in welcoming Maldivian President Nasheed and the other distinguished guests said that the offer by the Maldivian President is vitally important and from a business perspective the contributions made by Sri Lankan hotel sector and the exporters are tremendous towards the Maldives and there is no doubt that these Sri Lankan business concerns would make successful approaches into the impending thriving Maldivian Market for many of the Sri Lankan Products. Mr Wickramanayake sincerely hoped that the Sri Lankan Business Community could expand its ties and venture into many other areas so that both the countries will stand to gain economically.
President Nasheed continuing his address said that he has decided that the Maldivian Government should not be doing business and thus have decided to divest all their government business concerns.
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Call of Duty 2 (PC)
Developer: Infinity Ward
Genre: Shooter
Release Date: October 25, 2005 (US)
T for Teen: Blood, Mild Language, Violence
By Sal 'Sluggo' Accardo | Apr 18, 2005
We visit the offices of Infinity Ward for our first look at the sequel to our 2003 PC Game of the Year.
Spiffy:
Mission structure and levels look to offer a lot more freedom than the original.
Iffy:
New graphics engine still an untested commodity.
"We're taking what was good in Call of Duty and not changing it," explains Infinity Ward's Vince Zampella. "It's still the epic battles and the chaos of war." Don't be fooled by that quote, however -- there are plenty of changes in store for Call of Duty 2, as we recently found out on a trip to the developer's Encino, CA offices. After seeing the WWII sequel in action for the first time, the team looks like it could be well on its way to outdoing the shooter that won countless awards, including our own 2003 PC Game of the Year.
While Call of Duty was a pretty linear shooter, Infinity Ward appears set on opening things up this time around. As in the original, there are American, British and Russian campaigns, set from 1941-1945, but you'll be free to switch between campaigns this time; you can jump from one campaign to the next to play through all the missions in chronological order, play through each individual campaign, or jump back and forth as you please. Each time you complete a mission, a new one opens up, so if you get stuck on a particular level, you can simply try a different one. While plenty of the game is set in Europe, there are also levels set in North Africa, including the one level we were shown for our preview.
Once again, you'll have plenty of companions to fight alongside in Call of Duty 2.
For Call of Duty 2, Infinity Ward has ditched the Quake 3 engine in favor of all-new proprietary technology. In many regards, it still looks a lot like Call of Duty - the interface looks the same, and the characters look and move in a familiar style. There are some new bells and whistles, however, from the real-time lighting and shadows to the advanced smoke effects that look like they'll play a big part in the game. At first glance, it doesn't pack the "wow" punch of a Half-Life 2 or DOOM 3, but it looks to be a big improvement from the first game.
The level we saw was from the British campaign, set in Tunisia. Our squad rolled into the desert town with three tanks, but an ambush quickly made chaos of the situation. Here, the developers were excited to talk about the new "battle chatter" system, for which about 20,000 lines of speech were recorded to bring the battles to life. "We talked with military advisors, and one of the things they said was, 'Once the first shot's fired, there's no secrecy, so the battlefield just comes alive,'" explains Zampella. "People talk, they say 'I'm reloading, cover me, get down.'" Sure enough, once the shooting started, there were characters yelling everywhere, making you feel like a part of a larger battle.
Vehicles, like these tanks, should figure into CoD2 about the same as in the original.
What struck us most about the level, however, was the amount of freedom available to proceed in different ways. You may have four different objectives on a level, but you'll often be free to pick the order, which can affect how the mission plays out. "There's still objectives, you'll still be told what you have to do," says Zampella. "You can now do objectives out of order, and there are multiple pathways through a level. If it's a town, it feels like a town, not just a hallway."
Sure enough, our playtester managed to get himself killed six or seven times during our demo, and every time we'd reload the mission, it felt like we took a different path through the level. Instead of a single linear path through a city, you can choose which route you want to take through a series of buildings -- a concept that seems simple, but one that hasn't been explored in many shooters to date. The result is a game that feels a lot more dynamic -- you might be able to flank around a gun emplacement and get a few free kills, or you might round a corner to find a half-dozen soldiers waiting for you, as we did at one point. The developers are quick to point out, however, that they're not building Grand Theft Auto or Far Cry. "We're not trying to do the sandbox," says chief technology officer Jason West, "We're still trying to deliver the cinematic experience -- we just want to give the player more freedom."
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Thread: What opera have you been listening to, lately?
January 21st, 2017, 05:29 PM #6421
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Northern territories, Japan
now this opera really brings out the multiple personality in me but since Mary's post the other day it's been in my to listen to pile...
daft story... no tragic story...
hate the music... no love the music...
it's a marmite opera
January 22nd, 2017, 01:49 PM #6422
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Yesterday's walk - I was inspired by watching the Roberta Peters Youtube clip, so despite not owning the Die Zäuberflöte recording featuring Peters as Queen of the Nigt, listened to the recording I do have (I have the recording with Peters on vinyl but no longer have the means to listen to it).
Florestan
Last edited by Soave_Fanciulla; January 22nd, 2017 at 06:52 PM.
"Music is enought for a whole lifetime--but a lifetime is not enough for music." --Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff
January 23rd, 2017, 12:09 PM #6424
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Midwestern U.S.
Originally Posted by Hoffmann
The Böhm Die Zauberflöte was the first opera recording I purchased (back in the late '70s), so I still have the old LPs, too.
Yes, it also was one of my first opera purchases - I even remember when and where I bought it: the record department at the old Korvettes Dept store in the late 70s. I had had an unfortunate altercation with my boss at work and decided it was exactly what would cheer me up (she was completely in the wrong, of course!).
Really nasty weather here in DC today, with dangerous level wind gusts, so no walking. In the meantime, a little mid-winter opera listening:
Ann Lander (sospiro)
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Seeing the dress rehearsal of Adriana Lecouvreur soon so had another listen to this. Milnes is brilliant.
It's double cast at ROH so won't know who will be singing but Michonnet is sung by Gerald Finley or Alessandro Corbelli and I'll be happy to see either.
Awesome. My Sawallisch 1989 Ring cycle CD set arrived today and also this Goodall set that I will be listening to tonight:
January 24th, 2017, 05:12 AM #6428
Originally Posted by MAuer
If I'm remembering correctly, Waltraud Meier sings Waltraute in the Levine/Met Ring.
You know, that is really weird. Look at the names:
Waltraute
Do you think her parents named her after the Wagner character, softening the ending a bit?
Originally Posted by Florestan
I can check it out, though I thought she was pretty much associated with Barenboim.
Meanwhile, you guys are going to get me in trouble. Look what happened. Since you brought it up, I moved my Ring to the MP3 player and having a bit of indecision about what to listen to today, I figured why not, so current listening (1990s cycle with Neuhold conducting--sound quality pretty decent):
But how can I not pursue the grandest and hugest opera cycle in history? I mean, this is a must do for any opera fan worth their salt, eh?
Look what happened. And it was all because of a You Tube posted here, titled "Wagner's 15-hour Ring Cycle...in two and a half minutes." That was December 17 and I had one Ring cycle (Neuhold) as happenstance from having once bought a cheap complete Wagner opera set. Here I am a little over five weeks later, the proud owner of five additional Ring cycles: Solti, Krauss, Sawallisch, Goodall, and Levine on DVD. Guess that makes me a bona fide Ring nut.
Soave_Fanciulla
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Yes I've been watching this and thinking "Florestan really got the bug quickly!".
January 24th, 2017, 02:00 PM #6431
Originally Posted by Soave_Fanciulla
I have a tendency to be impulsive. But it did grab me and carry my along too. Still is. Just ripped my Sawallisch Ring cycle last night and am itching to get listening to it tonight.
Waltraud is a fairly common name in the German-speaking countries, as are Gudrun (Gutrune), Siegfried, and Günther. Not too many Wotans or Alberichs running around, however.
I was wrong about Meier singing Waltraute in the Levine Ring -- that's actually Christa Ludwig. As you noted, Frau Meier often performed with Barenboim, and it's in his late 1980s/early 1990s Bayreuth Ring that she sings Waltraute. And, of course, there is a real Siegfried (Jerusalem) singing the offspring of Siegmund and Sieglinde in both of those cycles.
A follow on from my last poochie listening
Mascagni: Iris
Osaka (Placido Domingo), Iris (Ilona Tokody), Kyoto (Juan Pons), Il Cieco (Bonaldo Giaiotti), Dhia (Gabriella Ferroni), Geisha (Conchita Antunano), Il Cenciaiuolo (Sergio Tedesco), Un Cenciaiuolo, Un Merciaiuolo (Heinrich Weber)
Giuseppe Patané 1988
A very close relative, it is also a drama that is daft in the extreme; irritatingly so. There are musical spots that try to pull you over to the side of a tragic drama but in other parts just give over to daft plot side. Ironic, given that this was the height of the verissimo period (or as our friend Revenant's father put it: Nuova Scuola).
A very dramatic production and a very good cast. I much prefer the Dobrowen recording with Boris Christoff but it's good to hear other interpretations
Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov
edited by Rimsky-Korsakov
Nicolai Ghiaurov (Boris), Olivera Miljakovic (Fyodor), Aleksei Maslennikov (Shuisky/Simpleton), Martti Talvela (Pimen), Ludovic Spiess (Grigory/False Dmitry), Anton Diakov (Varlaam), Nadejda Dobrianova (Xenia), Milen Paunov (Missail), Galina Vishnevskaya (Marina), Zoltan Kélémén (Rangoni), Margarita Lilowa (Hostess)
Wiener Sängerknaben, Sofia Radio Chorus, Wiener Staatsopernchor & Wiener Philharmoniker, Herbert von Karajan
Recorded: Sofiensaal, Vienna, 11/1970
Donizetti's grand opera; too grand actually to be staged in the theatre apparently. Though the good part of audio recordings is that you can just make it up with the most lavish and epic production you can possibly imagine...
Donizetti: Dom Sébastien, Roi de Portugal
Vesselina Kasarova (Zaida), Giuseppe Filianoti (Dom Sébastien), Alastair Miles (Dom Juan de Silva), Simon Keenlyside (Abayaldos), Carmelo Corrado Caruso (Camoëns), Robert Gleadow (Dom Henrique), John Upperton (Dom Antonio), Andrew Slater (Ben-Selim)
Orchestra & Chorus of the Royal Opera House, Mark Elder
Concert performance recorded September 2005, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
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