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Plumb Beach, Brooklyn.
– photo by Mitch Waxman
Yesterday, I got to hang out with my photographer buddy Val, and we headed over to southeast Brooklyn to wave the cameras about. Plumb Beach is just east of the Emmons Avenue exit on the south side of the Belt Parkway, nearby Sheepshead Bay. It's part of the Gateway National Recreation Area operation, and can be pretty well populated. We saw windsurfers, and paragliders, and old russian guys wearing speedos who were working on their tans. Brrrr.
Me? I set up the tripod and played around with an ND filter, as I love the "mist" effect caused by the tide. When I was developing this, I really wished that I had done another shot or two at quicker shutter speeds and wider apertures to marry in some spray and water detail with the mist via compositing. Next time, huh? You learn something new every time you click the shutter, I always say.
Yesterday's storm was rumbling in the distance, and the sky was starting to darken. Despite this, a humble narrator scuttled onto and over a dune to get the POV offered above, looking towards the Gil Hodges Marine Parkway Bridge and over a salt marsh.
I was still rigged up with the ND filter, which is why there's a dreamy quality to the shot, which had a shutter speed of thirty seconds. The wind was kicking up as the storm approached, and the first few droplets of rain were noticed.
The shot above is the one I like best of the three, and it's where the particular setup that my camera had really paid off. Luckily, I was using a zoom lens.
As far as I know, there's still a few tickets left for tonight's "Infrastructure Creek" walking tour, or if you decide to come at the last moment, walk ups are always welcome and we can transact in cash if need be. Be at the corner of Kingsland and Greenpoint Avenues by 6:30-45 p.m. in Brooklyn, right at the footing of the Greenpoint Avenue Bridge by the Miller Building. Come with?
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Exploring the East River, From General Slocum Disaster to Abandoned Islands – with NY Adventure Club.
June 15th is one of those days in NYC history. In 1904, more than a thousand people boarded a boat in lower Manhattan, heading for a church picnic on Long Island — only 321 of them would return. This is the story of the General Slocum disaster, and how New York Harbor, the ferry industry, and a community were forever altered.
Join New York Adventure Club for a two-part aquatic adventure as we explore the General Slocum disaster, and historic sights and stories along the East River, all by NYC Ferry.
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Tagged with Brooklyn, Jamaica Bay, Plumb Beach
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Today's post is part of the Maritime Sunday series.
Recent business carried me to the tony DUMBO section of Brooklyn, and having accomplished my meeting, your humble narrator made for the East River Ferry stop at Fulton Landing to get home to Queens. It was a foggy day, with the mist seemingly on the edge of unleashing precipitants, and the always picturesque Brooklyn Bridge was vamping for the camera while I waited for the ferry, so…
That's when the NYC DEP Skimmer boat "Jamaica Bay" appeared. SV Jamaica Bay was new in 2005, Its service area is reported tersely as "Tributaries," it is 50 feet long, and can carry a capacity of 3,000 -12,000 lbs of wet material.
from epa.gov
Floatable debris consists of a wide assortment of plastic, wood, paper, glass, rubber, metal and organic waste materials that float or are suspended in the water column and may eventually be deposited on shorelines and beaches. Floatable debris originating from street litter, combined sewer overflow (CSO) discharges, storm water discharges, decaying shoreline structures, pleasure boaters, and littering beach goers, can harm the marine environment and cause area beaches to close.
For the benefit of those of you who don't spend all of your time puzzling out the make and model of things which randomly navigate past you, a "skimmer" is a kind of work boat which travels along and scoops up "floatables." This can mean anything from tree limbs to trash, and the NYC DEP operates just one several of skimmer fleets on the harbor. NJDEP and US Army Corps of Engineers also perform this task. The gizmo at the front of the thing opens up and forms a boom, and onboard conveyor systems draw flotsam and jetsam out of the water column and into a bin.
Skimmer boat "Jamaica Bay" is one of several "small" skimmers operated by DEP, and the big one is called "Cormorant." One thing about which jumps at me whenever I look at the NYC DEP… as a department… is just how GIGANTIC it is.
A hearty maritime Sunday shout goes out to the Captain and crew of SV Jamaica Bay.
Want to see something cool? June 2013 Walking Tours-
The Poison Cauldron– Saturday, June 15, 2013
Newtown Creek walking tour with Mitch Waxman and Atlas Obscura, tickets now on sale.
Kill Van Kull– Saturday, June 22, 2013
Staten Island walking tour with Mitch Waxman and Working Harbor Committee, tickets now on sale.
The Insalubrious Valley– Saturday, June 29, 2013
Newtown Creek walking tour with Mitch Waxman and Newtown Creek Alliance, tickets now on sale.
Posted in Brooklyn Bridge, East River, Maritime Sunday, NYC DEP, Photowalk, Pickman
Tagged with Bridge, Brooklyn, Jamaica Bay, Maritime Sunday, New York City, ny harbor, NYC DEP, photowalk, Pickman, Skimmer Boat
greater remoteness
As mentioned in the past at this, your Newtown Pentacle, your humble narrator came of age in the sun drenched neighborhoods of south eastern Brooklyn. Our nearest neighbors in Queens were in Howard Beach, Jamaica, and of course the Rockaway Peninsula villages of Rockaway and Breezy Point. A significant portion of my wastrel youth was spent riding an apollo 3 speed bicycle along the coastlines of Jamaica Bay and it's various inlets, as I've always been drawn to the water by some primeval urge.
Much of this coastline is administered as "Gateway National Park", which sounds a lot better than "Horsehead Bay" I guess.
Gateway National Recreation Area is a 26,607-acre (10,767 ha) National Recreation Area in the Port of New York and New Jersey. Scattered over Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island, New York and Monmouth County, New Jersey, it provides recreational opportunities that are rare for a dense urban environment, including ocean swimming, bird watching, boating, hiking and camping. Ten million people visit Gateway annually.
Gateway was created by the US Congress in 1972 to preserve and protect scarce and/or unique natural, cultural, and recreational resources with relatively convenient access by a high percentage of the nation's population. It is owned by the United States government and managed by the National Park Service.
If you mention a bridge and Flatbush Avenue together in the same sentence, odds are you mean the East River or Brooklyn Bridge. In the context of those of us who hail from Marine Park, Mill Basin, Bergen Beach, Canarsie, Flatlands, Sheepshead Bay, or Gerritsen Beach- the bridge on Flatbush Avenue we think of first is the "Marine Parkway- Gil Hodges Bridge", which we always referred to as the Marine Park Bridge.
Seventy five years ago today- on July 3, 1937- this toll bridge was officially opened for traffic.
The Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge in New York City (originally Marine Parkway Bridge) is a vertical lift bridge that crosses Rockaway Inlet and connects the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens, with Marine Parkway to Floyd Bennett Field, Flatbush Avenue, and the Marine Park neighborhood in Brooklyn. Opened on July 3, 1937, it carries four motor traffic lanes, and a footpath on the western edge. Cyclepaths along both sides of the Parkway connect to the Shore Parkway Greenway and to Flatbush Avenue. The operation of this bridge includes the maintenance of the Marine Parkway from the toll plaza to Jacob Riis Park. Though a city-owned and operated bridge, it connects two parts of Gateway National Recreation Area, a unit of the National Park System: Floyd Bennett Field and Jacob Riis Park. The bridge is designated as New York State Route 901B, an unsigned reference route.
There's a great fishing spot under the bridge, due to a deep water channel dug out during the second world war designed to allow wounded shipping to limp into Mill Basin or Sheepshead Bay after crossing the war torn Atlantic. The cold water flow, and perhaps the light filtering down from the bridge, encourages bluefish and snappers to congregate beneath the structure.
Deep familiarity with the area is part of my DNA, and although I seldom get out there these days- seeing this bridge always makes me think of "home".
from mta.info
The Marine Parkway Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge was opened by the Marine Parkway Authority in 1937 to provide access to the Rockaway Peninsula, which previously could be reached only by ferry or by a circuitous route around the eastern end of Jamaica Bay. When it was built, the bridge's vertical lift span was the longest in the world. The tapering, curled tops of its towers added a whimsical aspect to the bridge's design.
The Marine Parkway Authority also built the Jacob Riis Parking Field and cooperated with the city's Department of Parks in the reconstruction and expansion of Jacob Riis Park. After a series of mergers, the Marine Parkway Authority became part of the Triborough Bridge Authority in 1940.
Today, the land at both ends of the bridge is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area. On the Brooklyn side is Floyd Bennett Field and a direct connection to the Shore Parkway and Flatbush Avenue. The Queens side in the Rockaways has seen considerable residential and recreational development since the bridge's construction.
According to official sources "Aymar Embury II, who was also the architect for MTA's Triborough and Bronx Whitestone Bridges, was the architect. The Chief Engineers were Madigan-Hyland and Emil H. Praeger, and Robinson & Steinman and Waddell & Hardesty were Consulting Engineers".
Happy 75th birthday, old friend, and enjoy the Fourth of July fireworks on the western horizon tomorrow night.
from nytimes.com
The morning of July 3, 1937, marked the grand opening of the new Marine Parkway Memorial Bridge. With the sun shining and the N.Y.P.D. Police Band ready to play, Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia, Robert Moses, head of the Marine Parkway Authority and city Parks Commissioner and other officials, were getting ready to embark in a 500-car motorcade to christen the bridge.
There was excitement in the air as the band tuned up from its designated place on the bridge's elevated lift span and invited guests got into cars on the Brooklyn side of the bridge along Flatbush Avenue for the inaugural ride across the span.
But the first vehicle to cross the bridge did not belong to the mayor or master builder Robert Moses, who helped make the bridge a reality. About 15 minutes before the ceremonies were scheduled to start, the first vehicles to cross the span were three engine companies from Brooklyn; summoned to help put out a five-alarm fire that destroyed two blocks of wooden concession stands along the Rockaway Beach Boardwalk.
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Tagged with 75th anniversary, Breezy Point, Brooklyn, Flatbush Avenue, Jamaica Bay, Marine Park Bridge, New York City, ny harbor, queens
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Like a few others, I thought that the French form of the five-year-old Diligent was good enough for a modest five-runner Confined. Studying the French videos, using my schoolboy GCE French, and after paddock inspection, I thought tres bon, we will have the 11-8. So did a few others and in no time the five-year-old was 10-11. Katkolys drifted from 5-4 to 7-4 and the ex-Irish Heaney drifted from 3's to 5's. The race is easily summed up; Heaney was always going well and took the measure of Diligent on the bottom bend. Twenty quid down….
The Ladies' was not much of a betting race. The winner Sobre Tresor opened at 1-8, but was chalked up at 1-5 at the off. His sole opponent De Boitron must have elicited some support (7-4 touched 3's) but the hot favourite is virtually unbeatable at this track (ninth win here).
The Two Amigos (1-3 from 1-2) has also taken a liking for the showground and clocked up his third success here this season in the Intermediate He was left well clear when High Priority (5-2 to 3's) overjumped and fell at the 15th. There was no money for the other two.
The 13-runner Open Maiden was more competitive. Punters latched on to the four-year-old filly Missyladie (3's to 7-4 fav). She had been runner up over hurdles in the French provinces last autumn and was now in receipt of a massive weight allowance. Mountain Las was well backed from 9's into 4's, but the ex-Irish pointers Raloo Rocket (5's out to 7's) and Minella Rising (5'out to 8's) were both easy to back. I took a chance with Minella Rising despite his year's absence, since his two Irish runs looked promising. He could only finish fifth ( vital blunder 15th). Raloo Rocket was kept up to his work by in-form Darren Edwards on the uphill slog to the judge to fend off Missyladie.
Darren was in the winner's enclosure again after the Men's Open thanks to the consistent Robin De Souza (7-4 into 11-10fav). As McCririck used to say the favourites had flip flopped, as eventual runner up Kernel Victor drifted from 2's on to 6-4. Each of these pointers can be followed this year.
Patience is a virtue. I haven't got much but used some of it to wait for Double Captain (5-2) In the last. He had caught my eye in a strong Restricted here last month following a decent effort behind Broadclyst in December. Ah well, you lose some and you win some.
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Dale Steyn names the five best batsmen he played against
by Daniel Sheets
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South African pace star Dale Steyn decided to participate in a QA session on Twitter. Of the many questions, he responded to; the 36- year-old named five best batsmen he played against.
Steyn retired from his Test career in 2019, finishing as the highest wicket-taker for South Africa with 439 wickets in 93 games. The five best batsmen he chose were Rahul Dravid, Kevin Pietersen, Chris Gayle, Schain Tendulkar, and Ricky Ponting.
Faaak bud they all good ey! Ponting was prime, Sachin was a wall, Dravid, Gayle, KP, they were all so good! https://t.co/oJbOitUDd0
— Dale Steyn (@DaleSteyn62) April 12, 2020
The veteran started by naming Ricky Ponting as the prime batsman. He proceeded to the next ones, the iconic Indian pair of Dravid and Tendulkar. Steyn ended it by talking about Gayle and Pietersen, who also boasted of an imposing record in Test cricket. Earlier, when asked about his favorite bowling spells in Test cricket, the veteran named the 10-wicket haul against India in Nagpur and the eleven-wicket haul against Pakistan in Johannesburg.
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I played a 20/20 against West Indies in Port Elizabeth many, many years ago, blew a few poles away woth some yorkers and a good slower ball, loved that performance, but we still lost, haha https://t.co/M7VieMAzVJ
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MaskeX – reedycja zakazanego albumu Maske, rapera Sido. Na płytę dodano dwa nowe utwory, AF-song (remix), który zastąpił zakazany utwór Endlich Wochenende oraz G Mein Weg.

Lista utworów
Interview (2.17)
Aus'm Weg (4.23)
Steig ein (3.37)
Mein Block (4.08)
Maske (3.28)
Mama ist stolz (4.17)
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Die Sekte (feat. Die Sekte) (5.04)
Ghettoloch (3.58)
Sido aus'm Block (1.21)
G Mein Weg (4.19)

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Posts tagged 'Integrated Services & Targeted Youth Support'
Targeted Youth Support in West Sussex
As mentioned in my previous post we have restructured the Youth Support and Development Service (YSDS) to deliver primarily across Targeted Youth Support (TYS), Specialist Services and Early Intervention & Prevention whilst working to support other organisations to deliver more universal, generic youth work.
This week has seen the launch of our Targeted Youth Support pages on our Website and the start of TYS programmes across the county. With a new request for service process, forms and monitoring & evaluation this is a huge change of our service. After 3 days of key training for staff we have a rolling programme throughout the Autumn term to bring everyone up to date with the programmes on offer. Time will tell concerning the response to the programmes although we have already had a good uptake by many services.
In the meantime we are out to consultation concerning the future of the YSDS with another £2 million reductions due to be made in the next year! All in all changing and testing times for all!
Integrated Services & Targeted Youth Support, targeted youth support, Youth Support and Development Service
Changes at West Sussex Youth Service
Well, it's good to be back after not having sufficient time and energy to blog for quite some time. A lot has happened in the last 6 months, I was successful in reapplying for my post at the end of last year, (phew!) and then finished off my Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Leadership, submitting at the beginning of the month and just hearing I've passed (phew again!). I'm now hoping that the time I spent on those areas can now be redirected into writing this blog again.
So to update….after last years work on reducing the size of the youth service we have now been re branded the West Sussex Youth and Development Service (YSDS). From January through to March we were busy interviewing and reorganising staff teams to deliver the new service.The Service is now based on 3 geographic areas, Northern, Western and Coastal.
Our Service Model has four areas:
1 We have now moved from delivering universal generic youth services across the county (the one night a week youth club type scenario) to mainly delivering these in the areas of most need. We haven't completely stopped work in this area though as we are working to support the voluntary sector to take up the delivery of universal services with local communities setting themselves up to deliver youth clubs in their area aka The Big Society!
2 We will focus on Early Intervention and Prevention. This is the delivery of open access, universal type services aimed at young people who live in areas of deprivation and groups of young people who experience societal disadvantage (young people with disabilities, who identify as LGBT, who may have a disability, who are looked after, NEET, young carers etc) Our Information Shops fall into this category although they also cross over into our Targeted Work.
3 The bulk of our service will be Targeted Youth Services (TYS). These will tend to be groupwork programmes targeted at the young people most in need of our services. They will be requested by either the young people themselves, parents, carers, teachers, schools – anyone as long as they fill in a form. Programmes will focus on addressing issues such as Self Esteem, Anger management, Risk Taking, Consequential Thinking etc, be outcome and impact led and be delivered through a variety of methods (arts, outdoor education etc). This will also include the individual work delivered through our Intensive Personal Advisors who will continue to deliver one to one work with young people who have multiple issues.
4 Specialist Services – This is where most of our youth offending work is delivered and is where we have statutory duties. (Court Ordered work, careers support for LDD young people)
Integrated Services & Targeted Youth Support, targeted youth support, youth, youth provision, Youth Support and Development Service
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Courtesy of Icelight
I initially wrote this in early September since when work has increased considerably however I thought it was still a useful reflection in these rapidly moving times.
"I've just returned from my holidays and started back at work and it's all happening with a vengence! After numerous consultations (staff, user groups, other agencies and partners) and the proposals for the restructuring of the youth service facing the Council Select Committee twice we have now started statutory staff consultations. A great time of upheaval for all the staff who have worked tirelessly over the summer on a variety of youth programmes and continue to deliver excellent youth services.
Alongside the consultation we are developing sub projects around the new shape of the service. On the brink of the changes it is interesting to think about how much the service will actually change. In discussions with colleagues we felt that the new challenge, as well as supporting and working with everyone concerning the staff reductions, alterations in the delivery of services etc. will be in trying to think differently.
Having been presented with a new organisational structure I found myself automatically thinking "oh, that means that we will have x " based on our current roles and responsibilities. I had to challenge myself to look at other ways in which we could deliver our services and how new roles might work. I have recently had similar experiences with staff ."
…. New thinking is an ongoing challenge which we continue to work on at the moment at all levels. So the question is…..how much of a "new world" will there be?!?
Integrated Services & Targeted Youth Support, Youth - General, youth provision
Random Post No.1 – Recruitment
Courtesy of Gaetan Lee
Part of why life has been so busy recently has been the sudden upsurge in the number of vacancies and having to get to grips, yet again, with a recruitment system that has changed. As a County we've now moved from Job Descriptions and person specs to just the one role profile which has meant rewriting some of our previous info and then going through the whole interview request systems. However, with ads having gone out, shortlisting done, it's finally interview week for a new Duke of Edinburgh, Outdoor Education and Accreditation Manager as the person who has been doing the job for the past 5 years has moved to another role within the service. She has helped to develop and move forward our work in all areas over the past few years and is still very involved in moving forward our vision of Outdoor Education so don't go too far!!!
The other posts we are interviewing for are new ones called Postivite Activities for Children Co-ordinators and are stretching our boundaries by being focussed on developing activity programmes for targeted children aged 8-13yrs. I think these will be very exciting and will definately start to fill a gap in our provision whilst also raising interesting questions about Integrated Services and our target age group! (More on that in another post!)
So – here's to a good and hopefully successful interview week!!
Duke of Edinburghs Award, Integrated Services & Targeted Youth Support, Outdoor Education, Uncategorized, Youth - General
This week I went to the Youth Work 4 Health conference held by the National Youth Agency in Brighton. It was an interesting day with a lot of discussion about how you can use the Youth Work 4 Health (YW4H) good practice guidelines within different youth settings.
"Good youth work has always sought to improve the physical and emotional health of young people and many projects are working, directly or indirectly, on health issues. The aim of these Guidelines is to provide a tool to enable individual workers, youth service managers in the public and voluntary sectors, commissioning bodies and partners to assess the quality and effectiveness of this work."
Stemming from the Healthy Schools agenda there has been the realisation that it is hard to apply the Healthy Schools standards to the wide variety of settings found in youth work and that consequently a new set of guidelines are needed. The people attending were from a wide range of backgrounds (Yout Offending Services, Drug and Alcohol Reduction Teams, Voluntary Sector, Housing Associations etc. ) which led to some interesting discussions about how youth services in all their guises often reach young people who are seen as 'hard to reach' by other agencies and that because of this how we worked with young people around health was important.
I was particularly interested to see how (more…)
community, health, youth, Youth - General
South East Youth Partnership Youth Taskforce Seminar
The South East Youth Partnership (SEYP) is the similar to the Regional Youth Work Units found across the country. Rather than hold a lot of conferences the SEYP has gone for more of a seminar model where we have input from various key agencies and then have time to network and work more informally with colleagues throughout the region in various workshops.
This particular seminar was looking at the Youth Taskforce and also it's relevance to Targeted Youth Support. There was an interesting talk from Ian Brady from the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) about how the Youth Taskforce came about out of the Respect Taskforce.
I struggle at times with some of the way the Youth Taskforce and its work is described as the language used is very enforcement, almost punitive led and appears to take little account of the relationships with young people and the way in which youth workers work with them.
However, what was clear was a commitment to see how we can work together to resolve the various issues that face vulnerable young people. Ian Brady was definately listening and open to discussion. Whilst we had challenges for him he also gave some back to us. For some of us we outlined the difficulties of trying to work in facilities that had been contracted out (ie leisure centres) where they did not always want to work with challenging young people, or provide their facilities at the time that we needed them to do so. One of his challenges to us was about knowing when and where our facilities were open and did these include Friday and Saturday evenings?
There were also interesting inputs from the Government Office of the South East (GOSE) and the youth policy team there. This led on to some more open and frank discussions about Targeted Youth Support and how far different organisations had got to in developing this work.
Having felt that we were progressing quite slowly in this area it was useful to see that other organisations were mostly at the same stage as we are. Everyone seems to be trying to resolve issues to do with identifying which are the young people we should be targeting, whether to always use the Common Assessment Framework (CAF) , what are the best interventions for what outcomes, how we support young peoples transistion from specialist services back into universal services and how we actually do all this.
Overall the day was really helpful in networking and sharing practice with colleagues, clarifying what the issues are and how we might move forward on them (as well as an overview of government policy). I am still thinking it all over so I will post more once I have them straighter in my mind! In the meantime – the next seminar is in December, on health and I would recommend them to anyone as good thinking time and an opportunity to meet and discuss with colleagues.
Work is busy!
Hello again – it's been a while but work has been hectic. As I've said previously I'm always amazed at how much we get up to in our jobs and how we manage to balance it all. Last week was a typical example – as well as day time work covering supervisions, meetings (and more meetings) around NEETS, Service Level Agreements, Condom distribution, Sex and Relationships education, joint working with Children and Family centres, looking at some potential overseas work in India and senior management discussions I was also out for three evenings meeting with some of our voluntary youth centres management committees, going to an AGM for West Sussex Council for Voluntary Youth Services and attending a Duke of Edinburghs Award presentation. At all of these meetings there were interesting discussions and follow up points to be be taken forward……it's just managing my time to ensure that the ideas do get taken forward.
One of my best meetings / discussions last week was inpromptu and happened after one of the evening meetings. We have a lot of youth issues in one of our rural villages at the moment. Periodically these issues raise their head, everyone gets steamed up (particularly the parish council), we have to do member reports and feedback and then they will settle for a little while only to rise again some short distance into the future as the real issues have never been addressed. This has been happening off and on for the past 3 years.
Finally……. (more…)
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OnCrawl Review – Is It Worth The Money? Is There A Better Option?
Need an SEO tool that helps you develop a solid SEO strategy?
OnCrawl could be the tool for you. Find out in this review.
Valentin Klein Di Giacomo faced a challenge. As the IT manager at EasyCash, he noticed his website's performance had faltered after a redesign. That's when he enlisted the aid of OnCrawl, an SEO crawler and log analyzer. OnCrawl identified several SEO blocking points. Di Giacomo used that info to:
Improve page speed
De-index 50,000 duplicate pages
Identify pages with thin content
Resolve 404 errors
Increase sessions by 25%
Those are the kinds of improvements that the tool might bring to your website as well.
What Is OnCrawl?
"Unleash your SEO potential." That's the promise of OnCrawl, a tool that analyzes and monitors your site so you can develop a solid SEO strategy. OnCrawl offers three distinct solutions:
SEO Crawler
SEO Log Analyzer
SEO Impact Report
In this review, I'll cover the OnCrawl solutions in detail so you can make informed decision about whether the tool is right for you.
OnCrawl lives up to its name. It's a crawler. That means it uses a bot to traverse the pages on your website. Along the way, it will identify and log any SEO issues it discovers. Then, OnCrawl produces a report telling you what it found. What, specifically, is the tool looking for when it bounces around from page to page on your site? It's searching for anything that limits your organic reach. First, OnCrawl monitors indexability. It evaluates your sitemaps, canonicals, pagination, and hreflang tags. The tool also searches for bad status codes, such as 404 errors.
OnCrawl Review: SEO Crawler. Image courtesy of OnCrawl
Next, OnCrawl checks out your content quality. If you have thin or duplicate content, the tool will let you know. OnCrawl is even smart enough to tell you if your duplicate content is caused by an integration issue. The tool also allows you to filter near duplicates by similarity ratio. Use that info to address the closest duplicates first. Additionally, OnCrawl highlights the so-called similarity threshold. That metric identifies the similarity level between two pages that might adversely affect your rankings. The crawler analyzes your website speed as well. That's important because if your site is running slow, your rank will suffer. Even better: the tool tells you where you should focus your page speed optimization efforts to maximize your visibility in search results. OnCrawl also shows you how page load time is influencing user behavior. Even better: the tool identifies what's considered a "good" loading time for your website. Give that number to your developers and tell them to optimize the site so that it loads that quickly (or faster). OnCrawl also checks your HTML quality by analyzing titles, descriptions, and headings throughout your site. It will even check for duplicate content within individual pages. Next, the tool analyzes your website architecture. Specifically, it lets you know if you have room to improve when it comes to internal linking. OnCrawl also identifies the reachability of each of your pages. That's important from a usability perspective. For example, if users have to click several links just to get to a specific page, that page isn't very reachable. You should bring it closer to the top. The tool also identifies infinite pagination problems and redirect loops. When it comes to evaluating internal links, OnCrawl uses its own metric: InRank. InRank stands for "Internal Pagerank." It's a score from 0 to 10 that measures the ability of a web page to pass link juice. Use that metric to get a better picture of your internal linking strategy. OnCrawl also shows you how InRank influences your rankings and crawl ratio. Additionally, the web crawler gives you the ability to apply filters to your website analysis. That's helpful if you just want to evaluate a portion of your site and not the whole thing. In fact, the tool allows you to analyze just a single URL if that's all you're interested in doing. Next, OnCrawl helps you prepare your site for a mobile audience with support for Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) technology. AMP, if you're unfamiliar with it, loads web pages in lightning-fast time on mobile platforms. It's a great way to improve user experience for people on a smartphone, tablet, or phablet. Also, OnCrawl lets you compare crawl reports. That's handy if you want to demonstrate a definite improvement in your optimization efforts over time. The tool is even capable of rendering JavaScript websites. So, if you're using Angular or a similar framework to produce your site, you can still use OnCrawl. Finally, OnCrawl allows you to export your reports to CSV, PNG, or PDF formats.
OnCrawl Review: Log Analyzer
Next, OnCrawl offers a Log Analyzer. It shows you how search bots crawl your website. Specifically, Log Analyzer identifies crawl frequency by page. Then, the tool organizes its analysis by date so you have a daily monitor that you can reference later on. Here are some of the metrics you'll find in the Log Analyzer report:
Unique crawled pages
Bot hits
Crawl frequency
Newly crawled pages
Resources crawl frequency
Bot hits by status codes
Crawled resources
Additionally, OnCrawl analyzes visits from users. It shows you which pages are bringing in the most traffic.
OnCrawl Review: Log analyzer. Image courtesy of OnCrawl
The tool also evaluates your website from a technical perspective and produces a report of status codes returned by pages and resources. Additionally, Log Analyzer shows you how organic visits are distributed to your website. You can get that breakdown with just a single click. The tool also enables you to aggregate all the important metrics of your active pages. Also, Log Analyzer shows you how redirects and errors affect crawlability. How does the tool get all that info? As the name implies, it analyzes your website logs. Fortunately, Log Analyzer supports the most common log formats, whether they're stored in files, as a data stream, or in a database. Here's a list of the platforms that use log formats supported by OnCrawl:
The next solution is the SEO Impact Report. It combines the crawl and log files to identify SEO issues on your website. First, the report gives you the "big picture." It displays on overview of your page structure and shows you the proportion of each type of page on your site. The report also shows you how your site architecture, page speed, and content quality influence search bot crawling. Additionally, the SEO Impact Report will show you orphan pages. If you're unfamiliar with orphan pages, they're pages that the search bots can find, but aren't linked to from anywhere in your site. That's a problem because those pages can't rank and they're consuming your crawl budget. In other words, orphan pages can hurt your optimization efforts. Fortunately, the SEO Impact Report not only identifies orphan pages, but it also shows you how many backlinks they're receiving and how much of your crawl budget they consume. Even better: the tool will help you identify the best way to deal with orphans. That may include adding a "Disallow" rule in robots.txt or creating an internal link. The report also enables you to anticipate ranking changes by monitoring your crawl frequency. OnCrawl also allows you to produce cross-data reports. They're useful if you're using third-party integrations, such as:
OnCrawl Review: SEO Impact Report
OnCrawl Review: Pricing
OnCrawl is based in the UK, so pricing is in euros rather than dollars. The company currently offers four plans: Pro, Business, Ultimate, and Premium. Pro is the least expensive option. It costs just €39 per month. For that, you get to crawl 100,000 URLs every month. Premium is the most expensive plan. It costs €1900 per month and allows you to crawl 10 million URLs every month. You also get to perform up to 20 simultaneous crawls. The Business and Ultimate plans are offered at €199 per month and €299 per month, respectively. They offer levels of service between the Pro and Premium plans. OnCrawl only offers API access and integration support with the Business plan or higher. If you're really strapped for cash, you can try the Starter Plan. That's promoted as a Screaming Frog alternative that costs only €9,90 per month. The company also offers an "Infinite & Beyond" plan. But you'll have to contact the company to learn more about that.
OnCrawl Review: Final Verdict
If you're looking for a very comprehensive website crawler, OnCrawl should absolutely land on your shortlist. Remember, though: the company offers a free, 14-day trial. Be sure to take advantage of that so you can determine if the tool is right for you before you spend any money.
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Events: Seann Walsh opens up about 'that kiss' on Strictly ahead of his show in Lincoln
Things to do in Lincolshire…
Seann Walsh will visit Lincoln Drill Hall on Tuesday, May 28 with his new stand up show.
Following his appearance on the 2018 series of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing, the Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee is back on tour with After This One, I'm Going Home.
The show was originally postponed due to his appearance on Strictly Come Dancing, which became a defining moment for the actor and comedian.
Six months ago, he was one of a number of the young male comics doing the rounds on panel shows and comedy reality programmes. He was possibly best known for his role as jaded rockstar Grizzo in Jack Dee's ITV sitcom, Bad Move.
So when he got picked for last year's Strictly Come Dancing, it seemed like a big opportunity.
The early weeks panned out well, with viewers clearly warming to this awkward, disheveled bloke and his determination to impress.
But then… "I kissed my dance partner [Katya Jones] who was married. I was in a long-term relationship. And following that, I was central to a big media storm. And whilst a lot of stories about me then went out, what was actually happening to me in real life was very different to what was going out."
Seann Walsh and Katya Jones
(Image: BBC)
Overnight, Seann found himself going through one of the bleakest aspects of the modern celebrity experience – a public shaming.
"Every time I left a building and was half way through a blink, they'd take a picture and say 'Seann Walsh drunk again'," he continues.
"It became increasingly stressful and surreal."
Suddenly Seann found himself having to cope not just with the personal repercussions of his own actions, but also the ensuing media tornado – and at the same time continue to take part in the biggest show on television.
"My brain was fried. I hadn't really slept. We missed out on dance rehearsal days because of what happened. Katya couldn't teach me – we never really got the dance down because nothing would go into my head. I was never there."
Under the new circumstances he found himself in, everything felt different. "It was halfway through the week and suddenly – with the way I was being vilified in the media and the hatred coming my way – suddenly this show meant something to me. It meant that getting through would be a victory."
Somehow, Seann made it through another couple of weeks of Strictly before the judges let him go.
Seann realised he wanted to talk about the experience on stage because that's what his stand-up has always been about – taking the raw material of his life and finding the funny within it.
"I started to realise that if I were to take a step back, there are elements of this that are sort of funny. When you look at the fact there were people dressed up as me for Halloween. That's just something you never think is going to happen to you.
"And then there were stories circulating that Television X were offering me five-hundred-thousand pounds to do a porn film with Katya. I mean, these things that start happening to you, and although you're not laughing at them at the time – I couldn't laugh, I was an absolute mess – but deep down I still knew certain aspects were funny."
The new show tells the story of what happened to Seann from the moment the photo was published to his appearance on Strictly the following Saturday.
He discusses in detail his decision to go on the show in the first place and everything that went through his mind when he found out the photo existed.
"At my very first gig an audience member recorded my set on their phone and then sold it to a tabloid newspaper," he explains. "And then basically almost every time I did a gig, someone would film it and someone would sell it to the papers.
"So it became impossible to do work-in-progress shows. So I went to America for a month, and I did something I'd never done before – I wrote the whole show.
"I worked harder on it than I've ever worked on anything. Ever.
"The main difference is this is personal and it really means something to me. And previously my shows have started with me going 'Well, what am I like? Where am I at in my life?'
"This was the biggest thing that's ever happened to me in my life. And I think this was the only time I could do it. I won't be able to talk about it in two years time and the audience certainly won't care anymore. And right now it's still raw, I'm not completely over it.
"It still haunts me and I'm doing the show while that's still fresh. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but it's something I felt I had to do."
Seann Walsh – After This One I'm Going Home at Lincoln Drill Hall on Tuesday, May 28 (8pm). Tickets from £12. Box office: 01522 873894 or online.
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Seasonalight – "…the planet does not need more successful people"
"…the planet does not need more successful people"
It all depends on your measures of success…I have a very different value system to most of my friends. It's endlessly amusing rejecting their version of success.
The idea of success closely related to the idea of aspiration. I agree…both can be virtuous if the consequences are compassionate and altruistic towards human and non-human life. Obviously, in this context, Orr questions the mainstream…as do you. Thank you, Spike.
For me the sentence 'It needs people who live well in their places' couldn't resonate more highly. Communities, place, terroir have been usurped as we are all conned by general media paymasters. I've been working on art and trees and whether we can gain knowledge of the trees in our landscapes by 18th century fine art – we can – but more for me is to read text from this period which is much more advanced than anything else we see today. (Check out Gilpin's discourse on forest scenery). Which, to cut boring blether short, allows us a mechanism to empower local communities and for those of us who traverse communtities to be the bards highlighting strategies that have worked to preserve and protect the natural features in others' landscapes.


I haven't seen this information anywhere, but I wonder if Troy has expressed interest in Philip Moore from Edgewood Academy in Millbrook, AL.
Two weeks ago he had 490 yrds passing.
It says on rivals that the two schools he is showing interest in are Mississippi State and South Carolina but he does not have any offers.
There are no stories on him.
Here is Kyle Moores stats from his SR season per Rolltide.com.
Kyle Moore is not Philip Moore's Older Brother. I'm not sure if there is any relation, but they are not brothers. Philip is the oldest of his siblings.
And Philip went to Trinity in Montgomery during his Jr High years.
ELMORE -- Fort Dale Academy head coach James Sampley had one goal on offense Friday night: Do not throw the football.
The Eagles used a punishing game plan and rode the performance of running back Tim James to stun Edgewood Academy 22-17 in the first round of the AISA playoffs.
"We had no intention of throwing it," Sampley said. "I told our guys that we had to beat them physically to win the game, and that's what we did."
Trailing 16-3 in the fourth quarter, Edgewood Academy (9-2) fought back through the air. The Wildcats embarked on an 11-play, 76-yard drive that saw them throw the ball 10 times.
The only run came on the final play when Heath Woodruff took a direct snap up the middle for a 12-yard touchdown run to cut the lead to 16-10. It was the first sign of life for the Wildcats offense all night.
"We couldn't get it going until it was too late," Edgewood coach Bobby Carr said. "I probably didn't stick with the run game long enough tonight."
The Eagles answered the score on the ensuing drive when James burst through the left side and scampered 41 yards to extend the lead to 22-10.
James finished the night with 232 yards on 32 carries. He also scored two touchdowns.
"Tim has been great all season and was extremely effective for us tonight," Sampley said.
Edgewood, however, wouldn't go away quietly. The Wildcats scored with 4.9 seconds to go and recovered an onsides kick on their 45-yard line with three seconds left.
Philip Moore threw the ball to the 7-yard line, but it fell harmlessly to the ground to end the game. The pass was merely a glimpse into his night.
The usually efficient Moore struggled, finishing the game 22-of-37 for 230 yards and one touchdown. He was also intercepted four times.
"Philip is a terrific quarterback," Carr said, "but they just had a good defensive game plan. You have to give them credit."
I hate to throw a wet towel in but AISA aint exactly public school ball. I know I played it. If he has got good speed then with his size free safety unless he can adjust to D1A speed on defense.


The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation article on the politics of breastfeeding identifies why breastfeeding, despite its powerful effect on the health of nations, is not promoted: leadership.
In our small way, we attempt to lead locally on breastfeeding. That's why we started Alabama Breastfeeding Medicine and Northeast Alabama Baby Cafe. That's why we have classes and promote breastfeeding prenatally.
Alabama suffers from poor health and low breastfeeding. We hope to help in this area. We hope you lead in your area with your influence.


If your business isn't using SMS marketing as part of your marketing strategy, you could be missing out on a valuable opportunity to reach potential customers. With the popularity of mobile phones all around the world, SMS is a guaranteed way to reach your customers. Here's our top tips on how to effectively incorporate SMS marketing into your business's marketing strategy.
The benefit of SMS marketing is that it's a direct and real time communication service. Other forms of marketing like email, print and television take time to develop and might not even be seen by customers. This means that urgent messages like flash sales can be missed. But SMS messaging is so direct that 90% of text messages are opened within 3 minutes of being received.
As a rule of thumb, you should keep your messages to a maximum of 160 characters. This is because messages over 160 characters in length will generally be broken up by phone companies into multiple texts, meaning you risk jumbling up the message, making the entire message undeliverable, and incurring extra fees. Text messages were meant to be short; customers expect short messages and will be turned off by long scripts of text that are unengaging.
In your short amount of words you should be making your motive clear by including a call to action. The customer needs to know what to do next, so including a URL or phone number is a good way to get people to act. Because URLs are so long, you can use shorteners like Bitly to keep under the character count.
While keeping it short, also keep in mind that using shorthand and slang terms can tarnish the professional image of your brand, so be careful with the language you use while keeping it brief, informative, and persuasive.
With the nature of SMS being that users generally open them immediately, your text messages need to be sent at a time when your consumer can act. For example, if you're a local pizza shop, you would want to send out discounts and special offers via text just before dinner time. No one wants to receive an offer for a discount after they've already ordered something.You want to also avoid sending text messages too early or too late. Disrupting people's sleep won't give your brand a very favourable image.
You also need to think about how often you send messages. Overloading consumers can become annoying and lead to them deleting them upon receipt or choosing to opt out. It will ultimately depend upon the nature of your business, but as a general rule you shouldn't be avoiding sending more than one message per week.
You should only be sending SMS messages to people who have opted to receive them. This is because unsolicited messaging can become annoying for some people and this way, you're only contacting people who are genuinely interested.
You can do this by asking customers during purchasing or subscription processes whether they would like to receive messages from your business. Make sure you also inform them of what they can expect from your messaging. Another good way to organically grow the size of your SMS marketing list is by promoting your shortcodes over other channels such as your email, direct mail and in store.
People have a tendency to ignore messages from numbers they don't recognise, so if your subscribers can't identify you by the content of the message alone, you've already lost their attention. You can overcome this by announcing your business in the message. This could be name dropping your brand name in every outgoing message, for example. You should also be addressing your customer by their first name, to create the feeling that your business is a close friend messaging them.
You should always make it obvious to subscribers that they have an option to opt out of receiving messages from you at any time. This should be clearly visible and is usually in caps at the end of the message, for example: 'Reply STOP to opt out'. Customers don't want to feel as though they're trapped into receiving unwanted messages – it is a bad look for your business so remember to always include this option.
You might want to also include a disclaimer that standard rates may apply. Each mobile phone plan is different – some charge a flat rate, others charge per SMS, so to ensure transparency and keep the customer happy, tack on a short disclaimer reminding customers that standard rates may apply.
Smartphones aren't going anywhere, so if you want to be able to reach your customers anywhere, at any time, you should think about including SMS marketing as part of your business's marketing strategy. Contact Blue Star DIRECT today to discover we our solutions can assist with improving your mobile marketing strategy.


January always feels like a long month. With December's festivities well and truly over, it's 31 days of post-Christmas, back-to-work gloom and dreary weather. But what if your New Year's resolution was a pledge to turn January into a month to look forward to?
Travel to the sun and you'll immediately relax. The Maldives are at their most idyllic during our winter months: with wonderfully warm, mostly dry weather and crystal clear waters for exceptional diving, swap your winter blues for the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean and experience the incredible natural beauty of this paradise archipelago.
If you're looking to experience the best of both worlds – exotic culture and incredible beaches – then head for Sri Lanka or Kerala. If wildlife is your passion then January offers you some great options. In Botswana, the January rains break the searing heat and the quenched plains spring to life. Watch the annual migration of wildebeest, gazelle and zebra as they head for fresh grazing. It's also the whale watching season in Baja California, along Mexico's Pacific Coast – a cruise will enable you to observe pods of whales and dolphins as they leap, arch and twirl in and out of the ocean. Or witness the array of flora and fauna of bio-diverse Costa Rica in all of its glory.
Warm weather, exciting wildlife viewing and cultural events are just a few reasons why you should treat yourself to a January getaway – here are our Destination Specialist's recommendations of the best places to go in January and why.
Myanmar has a year-round tropical climate but fluctuations mean that, from March to May, the country becomes incredibly hot – in excess of 40°C – particularly on the central plains. In addition, a southwest monsoon creates a heavy rainy season from May to October, rendering some roads impassable. However, January is one of the best months to visit this stunning country as it has plenty of gentle sunshine but isn't too hot, due to the cool breeze that blows in, and comparatively little in the way of rainfall. January is a beautiful time to explore Myanmar's pagodas and temples; gaze on the misty mountains; and retreat to beaches bathed in sunshine for a blissful antidote to January in the UK. Visit the cooler foothills, Shan State, and Inle Lake regions which gradually warm up during the day but drop again in the evenings and on into the morning. In January you'll find the Ananda Temple Festival – a lively celebration honouring the limitless wisdom of Buddha – with a carnival atmosphere, where alms bowls are filled with crops and presented to a succession of monks and festivities extend to fairground rides and food stalls.
January is an ideal time to head for the southern regions of India, such as Kerala, which offer wonderful warm weather. Kerala enjoys a tropical climate and temperatures remain very similar throughout the year, ranging from high 20s to low 30s. Travel here in January and you'll miss the monsoon season which falls between May and October – in fact, January is the driest time of the year. Kerala is one of South India's most calm and beautiful states with unspoilt landscape, ranging from coastal idyll and verdant spice plantations linked by a series of tranquil backwaters to tea-covered hillsides and rugged mountains. A world away from the hustle and bustle, Kerala is home to exotic wildlife, vibrant traditions, temple festivals, and you'll feel blissfully relaxed and at peace when you spend time here. Taste the exquisitely spiced cuisine; stay on an elegant traditional houseboat; explore the temples; or indulge in a rebalancing Ayurvedic treatment.
With Christmas behind you and the thought of winter stretching out in front of you, where better to escape than to the warm shores of the Maldives? Owing to its equatorial location, the Maldives enjoys a beautifully warm climate all year round, although it does experience a rainy season (between May and November) which brings almost daily rainfall and high humidity. However, January falls in the middle of the dry season – rainfall is minimal, a cool ocean breeze ensures that humidity levels are low, skies are typically cloudless and bright blue, and the islands have nine hours of sunshine per day. January is, in fact, the 'coolest' month of the year in the Maldives but still offers warm temperatures and a daily average temperature of around 28ºC during the day – dipping slightly to 25ºC at night – while the Indian Ocean remains a delightful 28ºC. The archipelago offers beautiful scenery, pristine white sand beaches and crystal clear waters boasting a diverse marine life, along with luxurious accommodation and world-class spas – the perfect paradise retreat.
January is a fantastic month to discover the south west coast of Sri Lanka. Falling outside of monsoon season – so you won't have to contend with wet weather putting a dampener on your holiday – you'll enjoy average high temperatures of around 30°C and minimal rainfall. In the south west region of Sri Lanka you can easily combine beachside relaxation with cultural exploration and tours of the scenic hill country. Bask on golden beaches in the glorious sunshine; observe elephants in the national parks; explore floating markets, serene Buddhist temples and fascinating ancient ruins; and trek through dense forests, as you retreat to the cooler hill country to explore its verdant tea plantations. Our top city and beach hotspots along Sri Lanka's south west coast include Galle, Colombo, Tangalle and Bentota.
Exchange dismal UK weather for South Africa's warmer climes – a lovely winter sun spot in January. With hot and dry weather in the Cape, January is an excellent time of year for a trip to combine vibrant Cape Town and the natural beauty of the Winelands and the Garden Route. With an average high of 28°C, expect plenty of warm sunshine – it's the perfect time for a Cape beach holiday with an average sea temperature, a pleasantly warm 20°C – ideal for swimming or maybe even learning to surf. With 12 hours of warm sunshine per day, you'll have plenty of daylight to discover the region during your stay. Whether exploring the rolling hills and vineyards of the Winelands or taking an epic road trip along the scenic Garden Route, you'll enjoy amazing food and wine, eclectic culture, stunning beaches and sensational landscapes – and January is one of the best months to experience those things.
Bordered by both the Caribbean Sea (to the east) and the Pacific Ocean (to the west), January is one of the best times to visit Costa Rica's Pacific coast. Costa Rica has a tropical climate and, in January, generally enjoys bright, sunny and mostly dry weather with average temperatures around 26°C at sea level. After the peak season of Christmas and New Year, much of the crowd retreats to leave peace to explore this Central American jewel. With its rainy season ceasing in November, Costa Rica's forests remain lush while jungle-edged beaches entice you to lounge in the warmth of the sun. A nature-lover's paradise, Costa Rica is one of the most bio-diverse places on Earth. Explore rainforests, national parks and dramatic coastlines that are home to a fantastic array of wildlife, from jaguar, sloths and howler monkeys to puma, scarlet macaws and hummingbirds.
January is a good month to visit Dubai. Thanks to its Persian Gulf Coast location, you'll enjoy warm weather – with typical highs of 24ºC – and eight hours of sun each day. Dubai in January feels more comfortable than in high summer – when temperatures are pretty intense – and it is also less humid, with cooler temperatures and pleasant evenings, making it an ideal time for exploring Dubai outside of its air-conditioned buildings. Browse the al fresco Ripe Market in Zabeel Park, every Friday, for everything from jewellery and fashion to crafts and organic produce. Plan ahead and you could even take part in the Dubai Marathon, with three distance categories: a 42 kilometre marathon, a 10 kilometre road race and a four kilometre fun run making it accessible to all. Add a layer or two and make your way to the Urban Outdoor Cinema at Dubai Marina for classic family-friendly films plus food from the hotel's restaurant and a pop-up bar. January's annual Dubai Shopping Festival means fantastic discounts in the malls and there are also firework displays every weekend throughout the month.
If you're fascinated by wildlife and enjoy spectacular scenery, then Baja California could be just the ticket for your January holiday. Travel here from mid-January (through to mid-March), and you'll witness vast numbers of grey whales migrating to San Ignacio Lagoon to calve in the balmy, shallow waters. Sea lions and whale sharks congregate near La Paz, and you might be lucky enough to see humpback whales breaching off Los Cabos. Birdlife is also abundant here and you'll spot woodpeckers, ibis and giant kingfisher in the mangroves as well as several endemic species, including the Cape pygmy owl, Xantus's hummingbird and Baird's junco. Climate-wise, in January, you'll find temperatures of 13°C, with highs of 25°C. Baja California experiences very little rainfall and its arid landscape attests to that, with expanses of pristine dune spilling down to the sea, and cactus fields and scrubby brush being commonplace. Amazing, almost otherworldly, flora thrives here, including the towering elephant cactus and bizarrely contorted Boojum trees. Besides its scenery and wildlife, Baja California also offers you the thrill of outdoor adventure activities from kayaking and horse riding to hiking and zip-lining.


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JUST ANNOUNCED! I'm performing at @nissanstadium during #CMAfest in support of the @cmafoundation & their mission to shape the next generation through high quality music education. Link in Instagram story.
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Infinite Stratos RPG Mobile and Browser Launching
A new game for the Infinite Stratos series had been announced by DMM.com Ltd. on October 6 and revealing the title to be Infinite Stratos: Archetype Breaker. The new RPG game will be introduced both as a browser and mobile game.
The theme for Infinite Stratos: Archetype Breaker is "Speed Combat Simulation" with various entertainment and communication features available for the players. There are limited gameplay footage at the moment for the game, however few glimpses of it in action can be seen on its official intro trailer.
Infinite Stratos: Archetype Breaker will be mostly played similar to the other popularized mobile games RPG platform, according to available but selected information. The game should be easy to get familiarized with if games such as DanMemo and Symphogear XD Unlimited are well-known to you.
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All the cast from the series is returning in the game as playable characters together with new but few ones. A game-original characters or entities known as the "Image Origis" will be introduce which will be set as the primary antagonists and mobs that players will encounter in the game.
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The game is slated to be a free-to-play RPG game to be release on web browsers, iOS, and Android devices. Although there's no specific release date for Infinite Stratos: Archetype Breaker yet, it is hinted on its official website that the browser version may launch sometime during November this year with the mobile version to be release this fall.
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The Department of Civil Aviation of Zambia is the civil aviation authority of Zambia. It was initially established in 1954 by Federal Act 10 as a Directorate to oversee all aspects regarding civil aviation within the borders of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, later split into Northern and Southern Rhodesia, and Nyasaland. Control of the body was transferred to the Republic of Zambia when Northern Rhodesia gained its independence in 1963.

It is presided by a director, who is seconded by a deputy director. It has its headquarters in Lusaka.

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Since the inception of the Gwadar Port in Pakistan, the property investors have shown massive interest in this deserted city of Pakistan, hunting the best real estate deals in Pakistan. Further fuel added to the fire is the China Pakistan Economic Corridor. The project has also had an impact on the concept of Gwadar and it is believed to be a future hub of the international trade activities. For the said reason it is perceived as a huge opportunity for the property investors from across the globe.
More and more investors are trying to be first in the rat race in the history of real estate in Pakistan. Some investors have acquired massive lands with an aim to launch a planned commercial and housing development. On the other hand, some have managed to reserve lands in most profitable projects like the one offered by the GDA (Gwadar Development Authority).
There are many commercial and housing projects that have come up in Gwadar in past few years. These projects have urged the investors to invest their money for a massive return on investment (ROI) in coming future.
At other instance, there are some government-sponsored housing projects named as New Town and Sangar which have earned some fast and massive return on investment. However, there are some private housing schemes that have shown their massive potential in recent times and people have started showing great interest in those schemes as well.
To present an overview and to point out the potential of the investment in Gwadar here are few reasons, enough to convince the investors to invest their money in Gwadar.
The Gwadar, with each passing day, is becoming one of the major international port cities of the world. Both provincial and federal government of Pakistan has their clear focus on the development of the area. With an aim to attract the investors, the government has established special industrial and commercial zones with precise tax remission and economical electricity in the area. The moment industries will start working in the area, the demand for the commercial and housing will start benefiting the property investors.
If you compare the price of a per marla land in other cities of Pakistan with that of Gwadar, you will find that the rate is at its lowest at the moment (in most of the areas in Gwadar). Now if you review the pricing trends of Gwadar you can clearly see a surge in prices while a stable growth in other parts of the Gwadar. This situation is for a very limited time, sooner there will be new shapes according to the long-term plans. The moment the plan is executed and the basic infrastructure of the port city is built, the world will see a sudden surge in the prices.
Also read: Why To Invest In Gwadar?
Gwadar is planned as an international port city and for this reason, it is developed with a focus to offer the latest state of the art technologies and modern development standards. The master plan of Gwadar is designed with experts keeping in mind all the future needs and with plenty of room for future expansions as well. The basic housing schemes at Gwadar are developed according to the directions of the GDA to offer the future residents of Gwadar with a clutter-free master plan housing society.
The role of Pakistani Army is no exception when it comes to talking about the stabilized security conditions in Pakistan. Just like other parts of the world the Pak Army has played a significant role in bringing peace to the Gwadar. Plus the Pak Army had taken over the responsibility of taking care of the situation and offering a peaceful environment to both local and foreign investors and professionals to facilitate them with steady and smooth development activities. And the presence of Pak Army is also believed to be a reason to protect the project and offer a secure environment that will boost the productivity of the plan.
For those who are interested in investing in the Gwadar, we would like to mention that there are a number of housing and commercial projects that are on board in the port city. Here are the top 3 most appreciated investment targets of the investors and each one is appreciated for a number of reasons.
Located on the Koh-e-Batil, the Sangar is also sometimes spelt as Singhar Housing Scheme. This housing scheme is located on the southern side of the Koh-e-Batil. The prime attraction of this society is the Oman Sea Port and the Arabian Sea view. This place is also a home for the very famous Pearl Continental Hotel. Being one of the most recently established societies the investors are now granted the property possessions and are almost one of the most expensive residential scheme in Gwadar.
The housing society aims to offer the residents with a sustained and healthy development along with a vibrant place that can offer people with a strong infrastructure, state of the art housing and tourism and a comprehensive support for the development of the Gwadar City.
The project aims to adopt a balanced approach to integrate a sustainable development and incorporate secure values with the maximum use of the waterfront available around the location. It is also focused on high-quality architecture and amazing design elements to make it one of the most liveable places of Pakistan.
This one is a state-owned project and is undoubtedly an amazing choice for investment. The Jinnah Avenue is linked with this society. Apart from this easy approach, the Marine Drive is also linked to the society. This society consists of 5 phases. It has residential plots of all sizes, from 120 yards to 1000 yards.
The New Town housing society is regulated by the GDA and is offering massive opportunities for investment in both commercial and residential plots. The New Town also has an amazing sea facing commercial plots that are in the way to marine drive area.
The society currently has 4 phases and is situated in the center of the city. However, before buying a plot in this society you must look for the documentation and be careful during the entire process.
The Naval Anchorage became a part of the Gwadar real estate in 2017 and has overshadowed all the private housing societies in Gwadar since then. This housing society is sponsored by the Pakistan Navy Benevolent Association and is well known for its quality housing projects. It is also considered as one of the safest and the most advanced investment opportunity in Gwadar.
Some of the main reasons why you must invest in the Naval Anchorage Gwadar include; its background with the Pakistan navy, a strong background of housing development, safer investment, mega housing project, planned community, prime location near the zero point, demand in the market and higher ROI.
Be it residential or commercial, for all projects, the investment in Gwadar is a great opportunity for the investors from around the globe. As the CPEC promises to change the picture of Pakistan in coming years and opening doors to new opportunities and a brighter Pakistan.


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The development of incest regulations in the early Middle Ages : family, nurturance, and aggression in the making of the medieval West
By John Fowler
PhD Dissertation, Rice University, 1981
Abstract: This study examines late Roman and early medieval sources for evidence concerning changes in the legal restrictions on marriage choice and choice of sexual partners. The data so derived serve as a base for examining theories in the social sciences concerning the etiology and function of the incest ban in human societies. A thorough examination of such theories, along with historical data, provides a possible synthesis of various social science views. A causal connection between the level of incest awareness in a society or in individuals and the levels of intrasocietal or individual aggression is shown.
The synthesis so developed is dependent on a careful examination of nurturant relationships between fathers and daughters and between mothers and sons. The ramifications of the nurturant and oedipal elements in social behavior are therefore examined closely. Societies obsessed with maternal goddesses and female saints, for example, will be societies characterized both by lowered ranges of incest bans and by individual aggression towards dominance. An evolutionary rationale is provided, which the author finds reflected in a historical dynamic.
Cognitive and functional uses of the incest ban are also explored. The ban against incestuous relations with affines is seen as a conscious tool to mute intrafamilial rivalries and thus to ensure a familial stability which would function to add some stability to the patterns of early medieval kingship. Godparentage networks and the incest bans between members of those networks are also explored, it being concluded that the incest ban was essential to maintaining the integrity of spiritual kinship networks.
Early Germanic marriage patterns are also examined. It is shown that there was a persistent pattern among the Germanic peoples of patrilateral cross cousin marriage. This pattern fits well with the level of aggressive competition in the society, and the church was never able to break it completely.
The whole study has implications about the nature of the church's growing antifeminity and antisexuality during the period of the early middle ages. And the evolutionary and historical dynamic proposed can possibly be applied to a wide variety of societies, including our own.
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