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SURVICE Exhibits at the 2013 Paris Air Show
Paris, France – Three SURVICE representatives (Messrs Mark Butkiewicz, Wink Yelverton, and Jordan Matthews) attended the world's largest aerospace industry event, the International Paris Air Show, at the Le Bourget Airport in Paris, France, on June 17–23, 2013. Celebrating the air show's 50th anniversary, this year's week-long event featured more than 150,000 attendees and more than 2,000 exhibitors, including aerospace giants from all over the world.
SURVICE, which has its headquarters and multiple operations in Maryland, was part of a seven-company delegation exhibiting in the State of Maryland's pavilion. The company used the opportunity to showcase its new Enhanced Coherent Laser Radar (E-CLR). The E-CLR is a widely applicable product being developed as part of an Air Force research grant supporting the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program. SURVICE was able to discuss this technology (and other SURVICE products and services) with industry leaders such as EADS/Airbus and Finmeccanica, as well as with U.S. Embassy and trade specialists from France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Japan.
At the show, SURVICE also met with Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, Maryland U.S. Senator Barbara Mikulski, and Senator-Mayor Natacha Bouchart of France (with whom Governor O'Malley signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development and France's Calais Economic Development Corporation and Investment Promotion Agency).
"The Paris Air Show is truly a unique opportunity to help our Maryland companies explore new opportunities for investment and trade," said Governor O'Malley, "and to encourage leaders from many of the world's largest aerospace companies to choose Maryland as the ideal place to establish operations."
SURVICE (which currently has two operations in Florida) also met with Florida Governor Rick Scott and Enterprise Florida representatives to discuss potential partnerships and job creation opportunities in Florida's Panhandle and Gulf Coast regions.
To read the State of Maryland's press release on the 2013 Paris Air Show, click here.
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Bahrain's King Orders Establishment of Counter-Terror Committee
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Monday, 17 August, 2020 - 08:00
Bahraini King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa issued on Sunday a Royal Decree establishing a committee to combat extremism, terrorism and its financing and money laundering.
The committee will be formed of the Interior Minister as Chairman, and include the ministers of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments, Foreign Affairs, Finance and National Economy, Information Affairs and Defense Affairs as members. In addition, it will have governor of the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), chief of National Intelligence Agency, head of the Public Security and the Deputy Secretary-General of the Supreme Defense Council.
The Joint Counter-terrorism Center at the Interior Ministry is tasked with undertaking the duties of the secretariat-general of the committee and all its administrative work.
The panel's jurisdictions include studying all issues related to combating extremism, fighting terrorism and its funding, as well as countering money laundering.
The committee will also suggest policies and coordinate the general national efforts related to countering extremism, fighting terrorism and combating money laundering, as well as revise them and update them periodically.
It shall also propose the designation of individuals and entities on the national terror list, assess the dangers of extremist ideology, terrorism and money laundering and propose the necessary legislation and systems to combat them.
The counter-terrorism committee will also submit periodic reports to the cabinet, including the results of its work, as well as its recommendations on the appropriate measures to be taken regarding them.
In order to perform its duties, the committee may seek the assistance of whom it deems appropriate from those with expertise and competence. It can also invite them to attend its meetings to discuss and provide it with the information it deems necessary to carry out its terms of reference.
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Fishing Monthly Magazines : Masses of mahi mahi "
This year has seen a massive run of mahi mahi, far more than we normally get. There was no run of early ones in October like some years, but by mid-November, out in the cobalt blue water, they were about in droves.
Two tournaments were conducted during this period. Ross McCubbin skippering his 34' Black Watch charter boat Lucky Strike, owned by Mark Moreland, gave everyone a fishing lesson during the 37 boat field Gold Coast Tournament. Ross and crew of Elliot along with his charter of Dave McCallum and mates went 11-10-9 over the 3 days. One fish lost was a good black but they did get the tag into a nice striped marlin around the 100kg mark. That is the problem with fishing the Spot X area of the Gold Coast – in those depths, one minute you're tagging a 15kg black marlin and the next you're fighting a 70kg specimen which really makes you work on 8kg breaking strain line.
Matt and John Stehman's Hydrofield Murphy's Law won the small boat category and came third overall which was a good effort.
Bribie Island postponed their tournament from the first weekend of January to the same weekend as the Gold Coast comp. A few fish were tagged there, mostly from the trench. That weekend saw the fish fire for anglers on the Sunshine Coast. Reel Capture kept up their form from last year with 4 fish tagged followed by Jubilado on 3 on the Saturday.
A host of boats tagged 2 that weekend, including One Way, Reel Hunter, Luna, Bring It On, Misty, Compromise and Double Haul, the 4.45m Haines Hunter with the Lamarees aboard who were 2 from 6. A host of us were on 1 each including Ruff N Tuff, Walk The Line, Fish Fingers, Filthy, Dragon Lady and Reel Action.
The weekend before that was a better one for the MGFC with Big Wave Dave, Tim Starling's Barcrusher going 4 from 7 on the Sunday live baiting and trolling, then Luna went 5 from 7 on the troll on the Monday. During the Christmas holidays Matt Wallace's Fish Whisperer was seeing 3 a day on average at the shelf, he was just having trouble keeping the hooks in. Around the same time a couple of SCGFC boats were getting the odd sail, Double Trouble and White Horse amongst them, and Reel Capture got the monkey off their back for a bit of a quiet spell with a black marlin for Brent Higgins.
At the Gold Coast it was more heavy tackle action than light. Their green water hung in for longer and further out. There was a mix of species with blues, blacks and stripes all being encountered as soon as their boats hit the blue water around Spot X or slightly wider.
One weekend read like this for their boats: Num Nuts went out light tackle, 3-1-1 on little blacks, Vince on Barco 6-4-0 heavy, Murphy's Law 6-4-0, Ross on Lucky Strike 2-2-0, Matt Caelli on Jugs 5-3-3, Chris Thirkettle's Kevlacat 2400 Viking 6-2-0, Glen Whitehead's Boston Whaler 1-1-1, Ryan Goding's Trophy God's Hands 1-1-1 and Barry Alty's custom Mistress 3-2-1. The big talk from there just before that action was the 896lb blue marlin that Barco caught on 60kg chair tackle and died on them after a 4 hour fight. It was not claimed as a Queensland record but a super impressive fish all the same. A grander blue is due for Australia soon!
That same weekend off of Cape Moreton Liquid Assets, Peter Distel's Riviera went 12-6-2 then on the Sunday Dave Trask and his 51' Riviera Big Business went 11-5-4, comprising 3 blue marlin and 1 mahi mahi.
Around that same time I snuck out myself over 3 days out wide off the Cape in around 150m for 3 from 5 on billfish 2 of the days. The first day we got a 24.4kg mahi mahi, a 13.8kg yellowfin tuna as well as a couple of other smaller fish of the same variety and missed a blue that hit the teaser. Another day fishing with Peter Wright of Wright Lures we got a blue on 24kg on a Pakula then a stripy on one of his lures. The next day we had a shot at a grand slam missing a stripy early, jumping a blue off then getting a 50kg black on 37kg gear. We got the slam but over 2 days instead.
Give me a call at Smithy's Fishing Charters on 0407 574 868 or check out my website (www.smithysfishing.com.au ) to get out there and get into some action!
This big mahi mahi was caught out wide off the Cape. It tipped the scales at 24.4kg.
This striped marlin couldn't resist a Wright lure.


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First Founders: American Puritans and Puritanism in an Atlantic World
By Francis J. Bremer
Francis J. Bremer has spent his entire career broadening our understanding of America's colonial founders. Now, in this eminently readable collection of biographies, Bremer brings us a surprisingly varied and dynamic group of characters who continue to guide and influence America today. With its cast of magistrates, women, clergy, merchants, and Native Americans, First Founders underscores the breadth of early American experience and the profound transatlantic roots of our country's forebears. Bremer succeeds in bringing little-known figures out of the shadows, while allowing us to appreciate better known figures in an entirely new light.
This is a truly fascinating look at the Puritans with keenly drawn portraits and the insight that only a lifetime of scholarship can achieve. It should become the standard introduction to the field. Written in the mold of Joseph Ellis's Founding Brothers and Gordon Wood's Revolutionary Characters, the book will appeal to general readers, students, and scholars alike.


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Conference attendees pray for new confirmands at a party in the park Tuesday night.
· Theme: The theme of this year's annual conference was "Living Generously: Unleashing God's Gifts." We celebrated the ways in which Minnesota United Methodists are reaching new people and sharing God's love—and we explored new ways we can unleash God's gifts and make a difference in the world.
· Love Offering: As of Thursday afternoon, conference attendees had given $93,767 and donated 13,842 health kits to the 2016 Love Offering for Missions, which this year has a financial component and a hands-on component. Funds from this year's Love Offering will go to three projects: 40 percent will go to the Minnesota Council of Churches Refugee Services, which welcomes and provides support to refugees from around the world. Ten percent will go to the United Methodist Committee on Relief to ship the prepared health kits where they are needed most. Forty percent will go to International Child Care in the Dominican Republic, a health agency that serves people with disabilities. And the remaining 10 percent will go to Volunteers in Mission scholarships for first-time participants.
· Party in the park: On Tuesday evening, attendees gathered at Lake George Park to celebrate and enjoy fellowship. They listened to live music from Boiling Point band, participated in a fun run/walk, packed health kits for refugees (as part of this year's Love Offering), played games—including a bean-bag toss, had popcorn and food from food trucks, and listened to a brief program at which they met the 2016 ELI Project interns and blessed those who have been confirmed within the past year. Kids also had fun in a bounce house and at a splash pad at the park.
· Open-space conversations: Conference attendees spent Tuesday afternoon engaged in small-group "open-space" conversations to discuss social justice issues and explore how Minnesota United Methodists can be a good gift to the world. They selected which topics they wanted to discuss, and broad categories included climate care, reaching the next generation, renewing the church, creating a safe and just world, unity in The United Methodist Church, and radical hospitality. Participants wrote down their big ideas and posted them on "sticky walls" in the back of the room. A few of the many ideas they wrote down included going where young people are instead of expecting them to come to church, praying for those with whom we disagree, trying new things even if they don't always work, engaging in dialogue with refugees rather than fearing them, having meaningful roles for youth in worship, and making LGBTQ people feel welcome and fully included in the church.
· Teaching sessions with Sara Miles: Sara Miles was raised as an atheist, but everything changed the day she entered a church at age 46, ate a piece of bread, and took a sip of wine. The now well-known author was later baptized and started a food pantry at the church, St. Gregory of Nyssa in San Francisco, that serves hundreds each week. She told conference attendees that she's come to see our own stories like the parables in the Bible—and like Jesus' parables, they have the power to evangelize, to share the good news. The keys to the kingdom are in the parables of our lives, she said. Each one of us only gets a glimpse of the kingdom from time to time, and we must share these experiences and find meaning in them together.
· Laity session: Minnesota United Methodists are good at healing a broken world. Give us a missional goal, and we exceed it. But ask us to reach new people, and we hope someone else will do it. Even the word "evangelism" makes many of us uncomfortable. Yet, evangelism and reaching new people have been identified as vital elements to the future growth of our churches, our conference, and our denomination. The conference's co-lay leaders talked about the need for us to put words to our faith and suggested we start by answering these questions, first with people close to us, and then with others: Why God? Why church? Why this church? Where have I seen the Holy Spirit at work in my life? How is God working in the lives of those around me?
· Reach Renew Rejoice tops $3.7M goal: To date, $3,759,055 has been pledged to this congregational development initiative that aimed to raise $3.7 million. The amount was announced to applause, dancing, and clappers flailing in the air. Prior to the announcement, 10 people representing 10 different groups that gave to this campaign came forward with a puzzle piece that was given to three brightly dressed people and thrown into the air, at which time each piece of the puzzle appeared on a big screen and helped illuminate the Reach • Renew • Rejoice logo. Funds given will be used to start seven new churches across Minnesota, enable 140 churches to go through transformational processes to position them for vitality, and expand seven churches to additional sites. Hundreds of churches and individuals made a commitment to this effort, and funds are already being put to good use throughout the state. "We exist because of Reach • Renew • Rejoice," Shawn Moore, pastor of new church start The Beloved in Maplewood, told attendees.
· Recognizing new pastors: On Wednesday evening at a Celebration of Life in Ministry worship service, we remembered United Methodist friends and colleagues who have died over the past year, honored clergy who are retiring, and celebrated licensed local pastors as well as those who were commissioned and ordained. We honored 15 new licensed local pastors—and we celebrated nine clergy who were commissioned and two who were ordained. Thanks be to God for this new group of dedicated leaders!
· Resolution in response to Pulse nightclub shootings in Orlando: On Thursday afternoon and after much discussion and several alternate proposals, conference members approved a resolution in response to the recent Pulse nightclub shootings in Orlando, Florida. The resolution is a commitment to repent for ways that our words and United Methodist Church positions toward LGBTQ people have been used to discriminate, to find timely avenues toward resolution, to practice humility and gentle conversation with those whose convictions differ, and to pray for Bishop Ough in his new role as president of the Council of Bishops.
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• Missional report: Click here to view (and print) a missional report that highlights key conference initiatives from the past year and celebrates some of the Holy Spirit breakthroughs in our midst.
• Photos: Click here to view photos from all three days of annual conference session (just select the album with photos from the day you want to see).


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Like Southgate, Senegal's coach sticks to his principles but Aliou Cissé has a trophy
December 3, 2022, 3:00 p.m. ·6 min read
Photograph: Sunday Alamba/AP
Take the handbrake off! Unleash this golden generation of attacking players! In a World Cup that has felt at times one tedious Twitter spat about differences of perspective and who has the right to criticise whom, it's heartening to find some things are reassuringly the same wherever you are.
The clamour for Iliman Ndiaye has perhaps not quite been as vociferous as that for James Maddison but Aliou Cissé has been, as the Senegalese newspaper Le Quotidien put it, "heckled daily for his tactical choices, caricatured for his conservatism".
Cissé was appointed in 2015, a year before Gareth Southgate became England's manager. He, too, has overseen steady progress and he too has faced attacks that feel as rooted in familiarity and fatigue as much as reality. But earlier this year Cissé led Senegal to the first Africa Cup of Nations triumph in their history. Whatever else he does, he has achieved that. It's no longer about trusting the process: the process has been proven. Remember the success.
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There had been a sense Senegal's time was coming. They lost on penalties to Cameroon in the Cup of Nations quarter-final in 2017, Sadio Mané missing the decisive kick. They qualified for the World Cup in 2018 and, after beating Poland, were eliminated in the group stage only because their disciplinary record was worse than that of Japan, with whom they had an otherwise identical record. They reached the Cup of Nations final in 2019 and lost 1-0 to Algeria.
If that tide had not been taken at the flood, what then? A life of shallows and miseries, of lamenting the fortune missed? Just before the World Cup, Mané spoke of feeling real pressure for the first time at the Cup of Nations in Cameroon this year, of being unable to sleep, of a sense that if this Senegal team couldn't do what the side of 2002 had failed to do and, for the first time, win the tournament, perhaps they never would.
They did, Mané converting the decisive penalty in the shootout against Egypt. Hail, Cissé! Mané then did the same, against the same opposition, in the playoff for World Cup qualification. The impression he gave, though, was that winning the Cup of Nations was the priority, any progress at the World Cup a bonus, even if there must be a desire to break new ground for African sides, to go a round further than the Senegal of 2002 and reach a semi-final.
Kalidou Koulibaly (No 3) after scoring the goal that saw Senegal beat Ecuador despite key absences. Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters
Senegal's rise has been a triumph for that rarest of things in African football, long-term thinking. Cissé become national manager seven years ago but his work with this group of players started three years earlier when he was assistant coach of an Olympic side that included Mané, Idrissa Gueye and Cheikhou Kouyaté.
With Mané recovering after surgery, Gueye suspended and Kouyaté still struggling with a hamstring injury, it is unlikely any of the three will play against England, but it is testimony to Cissé that Senegal may not be unduly weakened by their absence.
Even without Mané and, for much of the group stage, Kouyaté, Senegal have impressed in Qatar. They were robustly impenetrable against the Netherlands – it is to their credit the game had the feel of the Cup of Nations – before being undone by Édouard Mendy's hesitation with six minutes remaining.
There was a period in the second half against Qatar when Senegal came under pressure – and Mendy made one remarkable reflex save – but they were already 2-0 up and on their way to a comfortable win. Against Ecuador, although they ceded control of possession while 1-0 up in the second half, the equaliser came as something of a surprise, the result of confusion while defending a corner as Youssouf Sabaly remained on the post as everybody else pushed out. Having regained the lead, they held Ecuador at arm's length with relative ease.
The experience of the Cup of Nations has perhaps benefited Senegal in Qatar. Consistency of approach means the players know their roles. "We have our team," Mané said. "When we press we know how to press, when we drop back we know how to drop and then we play counter."
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Senegal were by some distance the best pressers at the Cup of Nations. In seven games they conceded twice. In that sense, no clean sheets at the World Cup after five in Cameroon is perhaps a slight concern and an opportunity for England on Sunday. If there is a flaw there, in might be to do with another absence.
Saliou Ciss's forays from left-back were a major part of Senegal's attacking plan at the Cup if Nations but, at 33, he has been without a club since leaving Nancy in the summer and was not included in the squad. Against the Netherlands, RB Leipzig's Abdou Diallo operated at left-back, but he is not a naturally forward-minded player and has registered seven assists for club and country in an eight-year career. Injury forced him off after 61 minutes, with Ismail Jakobs of Monaco taking over. He, too, is far less comfortable getting forward than Ciss.
But tactical decisions are only part of a broader picture. Like Southgate, Cissé's greatest strength may be his capacity to shut out the noise that always surrounds sides and stick to his principles. He has been noticeably reserved at this tournament, letting El Hadji Diouf, an assistant coach and the special adviser for sport to Senegal's president, Macky Sarr, do a lot of the talking.
That seems another wise decision: Diouf is good at talking and his presence fosters the sense of continuity with 2002, the side that inspired many of this generation. Dedicating the win over Ecuador to Papa Bouba Diop, on the second anniversary of whose death it fell, felt entirely natural.
Cissé and Southgate are very different men from very different backgrounds in charge of very different teams, but the fundamentals of their management are similar. Both have been criticised for sticking to their principles. The big difference is that Cissé has his trophy, while Southgate still awaits his validation.
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Do you think you have an impact on others? The truth is we impact everyone around us every day – both positively and negatively.
Something as simple as opening a door for a stranger may put that person in a better mood and possibly change their interactions with others. Many people don't see the full extent of the impact they make because one action can set off a chain reaction that reaches far beyond the starting point. There are many ways you can choose to be intentional about how you impact others. You also can choose to be positive and supportive rather than negative and critical.
Become a mentor. Sharing your skills with others will give you a sense of responsibility and pride while the receiver will be on their way to mastering something entirely new. "Someone somewhere is keen to learn the skill you possess," Grossi says.
Spend time with a senior citizen. You can light up an older person's day by spending quality time with them over a cup of tea and a nice chat, Grossi says. You also may find they have plenty of wisdom to share with you.
Become involved in a charity. There is a charity for virtually every worthwhile endeavor. What are you passionate about? Find a charity where you can share your passion and impact the lives of others. Plus, you will meet others who are as passionate as you are.
Change your "script." Instead of asking "what can I get?" ask "how can I help?" "We have many programmed responses we make every day in life that are automatic," Grossi says. "We never even think about them." Changing your script can be as simple as saying "thank you" instead of "ok." Small changes in your internal scripts can make a big difference not only in the lives of others, he says, but how you feel about yourself.


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The average sale price for the most expensive five percent of homes in Houston is $1.4 million.
The inventory of Houston homes priced at $1 million and above was recently up by nearly 30 percent year-over-year, as wealthy buyers are taking a cautious approach. Accounting for a portion of this inventory growth will be larger, $3 million-plus mansions, some of them historic, others relatively newly built.


Sulfated glycosaminoglycan (sGAG) mimetic that targets soluble amyloid β (Aβ) and maintains Aβ in a non-fibrillar form. Decreases Aβ42-induced neuronal death and inhibits amyloid deposition in vitro. Decreases brain amyloid plaque load by 30%, increases tau polymerization and is brain penetrant. Also a GABA analog that protects against the convulsant and cytotoxic activity of kainic acid in vivo.
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