Please take a few moments to check out the branch event calendar of events planned for 2019 and consider keeping some of the dates free to come along to join in. More information will be appear on this page when bookings open. You can be sure of a friendly welcome!
Easter Weekend heralds the start to the 2019 Events Calendar.
and a Weekend Rally in Bembridge led by Ian and Sue Fellowes-Freeman.
To help celebrate the Easter Festival please make an "Easter Decoration" for your boat (can be as simple or complex as you wish) maybe to hang from a guardrail or anchor, decorate a wheel or tiller, sit on the coach roof or flutter from a halyard!
Bookings can be made for The Nab Tower Race or Bembridge Rally alone or for both.
Here's hoping for some fine weather and fair wind sailing.
We have booked for up to 12 boats in the marina, please call the dockmaster on vhf channel 80 or telephone 01202 649488 on arrival for directions of where to berth.
Sunday evening Pontoon drinks party and a light supper, finger buffet style, all to bring a plate to share, we will ask you to bring either a suitable starter, main or pudding, unless you have a preference for preparing something savoury or sweet, please let us know.
Please select your menu choices for Saturday Night from the Booking form and indicate if you wish to join the trip to Wareham.
Please Fill in the Booking Form (PDF and Word) and email back to us at, m.glyde@icloud.com.
Please confirm on your email how much you have transferred.
Please join us for our Rally to Lymington on the second May Bank Holiday weekend Saturday 25th to Monday 27th May.
We have booked berths for 15 boats on the Dan Bran pontoon.
On the Sunday morning we have arranged a guided walk with Lymington Town Tours entitled Sea, Salt and Smuggling. This 90 minute walk along the waterfront covers how important the river has always been to the town. Before the 1960s and the coming of tourists to Lymington, the Quay was a very rough working area. Ships brought coal to fuel the sea salt industry, and shipped the salt out to ports all over the world. Smugglers plied their trade, and in the 1700s the writer Daniel Defoe visited and reported that the town was "teeming with smugglers and all sorts of desperados". The cost of the walk is being met out of Solent Branch funds.
The rest of the day is free to relax and socialise and enjoy all that Lymington has to offer.
Monday is free for our return to our home ports.
Please complete the attached booking form (Word and PDF) and email to solentvicecap@moodyowners.org and send payment for the Saturday night meal. If due to unforeseen circumstances you have to cancel then there will be a full refund for the evening meal for cancellations before Friday 17th May, and a £5 per head charge after that.
We would be very grateful if people could book before Friday 11th May as that will help with the planning and arranging guides.
Solent Branch members can be found in most harbours and marinas along the South Coast between Poole and Dover and the Solent Branch Committee works hard to deliver events across the year to provide opportunities for us all to meet up.
The Solent Members Forum is the place to visit to view "Event Sign Up Lists" and any other information your Branch Committee chooses not to make available to the "world at large".
You can view the Solent Members Forum via the Forum Dropdown menu or by clicking the link in the box immediately below the Latest information area on the Solent Homepage. If you access the Solent Members Forum via the Information Exchange you may find you have the discussion tab highlighted – if so click the overview tab to view the full version of the information. You need to be logged on to the website to view the Solent Members Forum in the same way as you need to be logged on to access the Technical Library or to view entries on the Info Exchange. If you have forgotten your password or username please visit the Members tab on the Main Menu where you will find help.
We issue periodic email updates and a copy of each email can be viewed in the Solent Members Forum.
Sometimes Solent Branch members will suggest an "Informal Meet" – a simple gathering!
The idea is that people will simply turn up at a particular location and be responsible for making their own anchoring or berthing and dining arrangements. The whole idea is based on informality and spontaneity.
If you spot an opportunity to propose an Informal Meet, why not take a chance and send a message via the Solent Branch Discussion Board. Alternatively, if you are already afloat you could try using your VHF radio or its DSC function to broiadcast a message.
The Solent Branch uses VHF Channel 77 and has adopted a group call sign of Compass. Our group DSC MMSI number is 023200031.
If you do enjoy a successful meet please send a short report with photos (if you have any) to our team of website updaters to help encourage other Branch members to participate.
The theme for this year's photographic competition is "At the end of the day". The prize is a framed print of your winning photo. To be eligible photos must be taken by a member of the MOA Solent Branch or their crew this season.
To enter send your photos to Neil O'Connor by 31st December 2018. Please include your name and the title of your photo.
Last year's winner was "Jouster M336 Newtown Creek" by James and Jackie Macbeth.


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Siva Karthikeyan and Sri Divya starrer upcoming film Taana has now been re-titled as Kakki Sattai. The movie will be releasing in the month of December, 2014.
"Kakki Sattai" Will be the Title of Our next Movie.Thanks Kamal Sir&Sathya Movies for d Title.First look&Audio in November" Kakkai Sattai is being produced by Dhanush under Wunderbar Films banner.
Anirudh Ravichander is composing songs for this commericial love entertainer which is being shaped up under Durai Senthil Kumar.


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SPRINGFIELD — A bill introduced last week in the Illinois House would add several layers of state regulation to the production and distribution of 3D-printed and home-assembled guns and parts.
Rep. Kathleen Willis, D-Addison, filed House Bill 2253, which would penalize as a Class 2 felony: the possession of an unserialized firearm that has been 3D-printed or self-assembled; distribution of downloadable firearm printing instructions unless the distributor performs background checks and procedures consistent with a legal gun transaction; and unlawful manufacture of an unserialized firearm.
But Willis said the bill didn't ban any weapons or go after FOID card holders. Her aim was to add a layer of regulation to otherwise untracked weapons.
But Vandermyde said there's been no proof that self-manufactured guns are used in crime, and the bill does not have any language to curtail actual sources of gun violence.


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Young Cloggies
Well, they speak Cloggie, so are Cloggies:
At least 67 young Belgians, aged 18-20, are infected with Covid-19 after returning from holiday in Albufeira earlier this month and are in home isolation in Belgium, the authorities announced on 16 September.
The news was reported by the governor of the province of West Flanders, Carl Decaluwé, who quoted was in the Belgian press as saying that the young people were infected on holiday in the Algarve between 2 and 12 September.
Our usual infestation is earlier in the year, June/July sorta time. There's a bar just around the corner that caters almost exclusively to these Young Cloggies too. This year that bar was open a couple of weeks longer than usual. And we'd noted that the Cloggie infestation seemed to be having a second run this year.
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13 thoughts on "Young Cloggies"
bloke in spain September 17, 2020 at 11:44 am
Flemish, please, not Cloggie. They are different languages. I can just about handle Flamand. But not Dutch
Commander Jameson September 17, 2020 at 2:13 pm
Presumably they are quite used to taking infectious diseases home with them.
dearieme September 17, 2020 at 2:54 pm
"They are different languages": they changed the official designation to Dutch years ago.
asiaseen September 17, 2020 at 2:57 pm
If they have the bug then they are now, presumably, Phlegmish.
bloke in spain September 17, 2020 at 4:09 pm
@dearieme
That's probably not a subject you'd want to raise in a a bar in Ieper. The Flemish regard Flemish as a language.
Chris Miller September 17, 2020 at 4:12 pm
According to some Belgians I met on holiday in the RSA, the closest language to Flemish is Afrikaans. This is because they're both Dutch as spoken in ~1700 – it's a peculiarity of 'colonial' languages that they freeze in this way, see also US English with its archaisms, such as 'gotten'.
Grikath September 17, 2020 at 4:44 pm
"they changed the official designation to Dutch years ago."
Yes, and there are politicians trying to make pi equal to three…. Doesn't make it true, or happen…
Seriously, Tim… Refer to flemish youth as cloggies at your own risk. It's about the same level of gaffe as proclaiming the local inhabitants to be English in the usual parts of Scotland… With rougly the same results if the evening has progressed far enough..
BraveFart September 17, 2020 at 5:27 pm
My measure of how fluent a non-Dutch person is in Dutch is how convincingly they can pronounce Scheveningen
@Bravefart : The true test is "Amsterdam heeft achtentachtig prachtige grachten."
SadButMadLad September 17, 2020 at 9:30 pm
I thought all young people always come back from holiday with a bug of some sort usually caused by being physically close to another young person.
Commander Jameson September 18, 2020 at 6:54 am
so 400 years ago we was all like, I could care less about yo wet ass pussy?
Hallowed Be September 18, 2020 at 10:09 am
I intially read cloggies for croppies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-uB5HHJ_xM
John B September 18, 2020 at 2:56 pm
'… are infected with Covid-19 after returning from holiday in Albufeira..'
The only way to test for and confirm infection is with a serology test. This is not routinely done unless someone has symptoms = disease… to determine whether the disease is indeed COVID.
Routine testing is the PCR test which picks up viral fragments (dead virus) or antibodies, all this indicates is previous contact or infection with the virus, weeks months prior maybe. False positive rates are very high.
People with the disease are infectious from 1 – 6 days after the virus enters the body and starts reproducing.
We know that young people do not get the disease. For 67 young people to get the disease at all and evidently at exactly the same time is unlikely.
So we are in the realms of misdirection being practiced (to deceive) by all Governments, calling positive PCR tests on healthy people infections or cases when they are nothing of the sort.
The fact remains, the only true measure of viral activity, new deaths, is arp7bd zero everywhere where it has been since early May.
They are lying.

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IFCO Awards Annual Sustainability Certificate To Retailers And Growers.
/ 12 February 2019
IFCO, the leading global provider of reusable packaging solutions for fresh foods, is awarding its annual Sustainability Certificate in Europe and North America. IFCO's sustainability certification initiative was inaugurated in September 2018, when it was handed out to retailer customers in Europe and North America for the first time. This year, the certificate will also be given to growers. All companies awarded with the Sustainability Certificate will benefit from tangible and credible proof of their commitment to environmental protection and sustainability. IFCO is amongst the most sustainable logistics companies worldwide and leads the industry in corporate social responsibility (CSR).
Sustainability Certificate demonstrates environmental commitment
Today, customers increasingly value sustainable products and business practices. Retailers and producers awarded with the IFCO certificate are able to prove their environmental engagement and thus benefit from increased customer loyalty.
Furthermore, corporate sustainability goals are increasingly in the focus of company shareholders. IFCO's Sustainability Certificate is a clear demonstration of environmentally friendly behaviour to customers and shareholders alike.
IFCO started its Sustainability Certificate initiative in September 2018. This year, the certificate will not only be handed out to retailers but for the first time to growers, too. The use of RPCs makes a meaningful contribution to environmental protection. Thus, IFCO will share these achievements with its customers by awarding them with the Sustainability Certificate. Each retailer and grower customer will receive a certificate highlighting the amount of carbon dioxide, water, energy, solid waste, and food waste avoided by utilising IFCO RPCs in its supply chain. These savings are based on IFCO's energy and resource savings estimate.
"Growers are the starting point of the fresh food supply chain. Thus, they take on great responsibility in providing high quality, sustainable fruit and vegetables. By awarding growers with our Sustainability Certificate, we honour their environmental commitment. The certificate is a clear message to growers' as well as to retailers' customers and business partners. It shows that our customers are tackling environmental challenges in a tangible and measurable way," says Wolfgang Orgeldinger, CEO of IFCO SYSTEMS.
Annual CO2, energy, water and waste savings
IFCO is constantly monitoring the environmental benefits generated by its logistics concept, the IFCO SmartCycleTM, which is based on the principle of "share and reuse". All IFCO RPCs are reused over 50 times during their lifetime, and at every cycle are put through a rigorous cleaning and inspection process before being delivered for the next cycle. Damaged RPCs that cannot be repaired are 100% recycled and used for the production of new IFCO RPCs.
Several studies have proven that the use of RPCs leads to savings in terms of CO2 (up to 60%), energy (64%), water (80%), solid waste (up to 86%), and food product damage (up to 96%), when compared with single-use packaging.
IFCO is constantly monitoring the environmental benefits generated along the SmartCycleTM. In Europe and North America, IFCO business enabled the following savings in 2018:
• 590,155 tonnes of CO2, equivalent to 320,471 fewer cars on the road in a year
• 10.6 million cubic meters of water, equivalent to over 240 million five-minute showers
• 37,840 terajoules of electricity, enough to power over 19.9 million light bulbs for a year
• 303,980 tonnes of solid waste, equivalent to the trash produced by 223 million individuals per day
• 54,075 tonnes of food product waste, equivalent to 90 million average meals in the world.
These benefits carry through to IFCO customers' supply chains and represent a significant achievement for companies wanting to protect their fresh produce while still being committed to improving their sustainability performance.
IFCO is the leading global provider of reusable packaging solutions for fresh foods, serving customers in 50+ countries. IFCO operates a pool of over 290 million Reusable Plastic Containers (RPCs) globally, which are used for over 1.3 billion shipments of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, poultry, seafood, eggs, bread, and other items from suppliers to grocery retailers every year. IFCO RPCs ensure a better fresh food supply chain by protecting freshness and quality and lowering costs, food waste and environmental impact compared to single-use packaging. More: www.ifco.com.
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I am including a few Essential oil infused water recipes in this post because there are so many benefits. I have provided the links below for the Recipes and I am looking forward to hearing your feedback on the water. It is so delicious at our parties everyone is always so impressed.
In each recipe you will find links to the essential oils that will explain the different benefits to the specific essential oils mentioned in the recipe. Enjoy!


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Robert Wickliffe Woolley (April 29, 1871 – December 15, 1958) was an American Democratic politician from Washington D.C.  He was Director of the United States Mint from 1915 to 1916, and a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1920. He was a critic of American fuel consumption.

Biography
He was born on April 29, 1871 in Lexington, Kentucky to Franklin Waters Woolley (1845–1891) and the former Lucy McCaw (1844–1905). He married Marguerite Holmes Trenholm (1878–1936) in 1900 and had four daughters, Marguerite Trenholm Woolley (1901–1983), Lucy DeGraffenried (Woolley) List (1902–1993), Florence Trenholm Wickliffe (Woolley) McKee (1905–1997) and Frances Howard (Wolley) Robb (1914–2003). Frances was the mother of future governor of Virginia Charles S. Robb and mother-in-law of future first lady Lynda Bird Johnson Robb.

He was Director of the United States Mint from 1915 to 1916.

During President Wilson's 1916 reelection bid, Woolley was the chairman of the Bureau of Publicity for the Democratic National Committee and was credited with the successful slogan "He Has Kept Us Out of the War."

He was a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1920.

He died on December 15, 1958 in Frankfort, Kentucky.

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People from Lexington, Kentucky
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OT: 11 July 1914 – John Grant "The MacCrimmons and Their Notation"
December 6, 2011 December 6, 2011 Alan Armstrong
The Oban Times, 11 July, 1914
The MacCrimmons and Their Notation
27 Comely Bank Street, Edinburgh, 6 July, 1914
Sir,–I have read Mr. Simon Fraser's letter in your last issue. Like the piper of old, Mr. Fraser would have us believe that he has the art of piobaireachd "up his sleeve," and he attempts to teach us its secrets by means of fairy tales and prestidigitation!
Readers who know piobaireachd will have to accept Mr. Fraser's "Ho-da-ti-ri form of cronluigh" (Crunluath) as a form of sleight-of-hand doctrine. Where he gets a Ho-da-ti-ri, or Hio-do-ta-ta-teriri (Hio-da-ta-ta-ter-ir-i) form of plain Crunluath is a mystery to the student of piobaireachd, and his only means of administration of such ideas is by the method which I have already suggested, viz., pres-ti-di-gi-ta-tion. If such were possible, that we would find a six syllable movement in Ceòl Mòr; but as it is impossible, perhaps this accounts for the reason that we do not find a six syllable movement in piobaireachd.
Mr. Simon Fraser says that he did not accuse the MacCrimmons of using piobaireachd in the place of the Bible. In one of his printed pamphlets he says:–"The MacCrimmons were very religious, and it was owing to this that they took the vocables of their pipe language from the Bible." What is this but an unfounded accusation, and for which there is no proof except Mr. Fraser's own statement?
Regarding Gesto's book and its incorrectness, Mr. Fraser's own words in another if his pamphlets, "As he (Gesto) said on more than one occasion, 'I have given them something to puzzle them'," bear out my contention that it is more or less nonsense. Perhaps no one would have been more puzzled than Gesto himself even if he had been a piper, which he was not.–I am, etc.,
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OT: 13 October 1914 – Simon Fraser


He sat on the edge of the stage in a darkened theatre, people scuttling all around gathering up the leavings of "market day" at "the temple" in "Jerusalem" and generally setting the place to rights again. As the crowd was spilling out into the night, he looked thoughtful and at peace.
Then some dork (me) squawked, "That's him - it's Jesus!" Someone's head turned, and another, and another, and just like that he was surrounded by adoring fans shoving programs at him for an autograph, squeezing in to get a snapshot. They felt compelled to tell him their stories of how he'd helped through a drug addiction, a divorce, bereavement. High school. How they'd idolized him since they became aware of his existence. Through it all he smiled, posed graciously, accepted and gave hugs, and listened thoughtfully, signing programs, tickets, arms, babies ~ whatever anyone put forth.
Saving the best for last (this is what I still tell myself), after everyone else had gone, he approached me, hugged me, and waited tolerantly for my saga of gratitude, for carrying me when I wasn't strong, for curing me from cancer, for dropping a house on my most hated enemy's sister - whatever it was, he was prepared for it.
What he got was a slack-jawed wreck with a thousand-yard stare. This, I doubt he'd had to deal with in the past. He looked helplessly at my sister ~ my heroine ~ who offered an embarrassed smile. "She has speech dyslexia," she explained. It was the best she could do on the spur of the moment.
It was her, after all, the older, eons more mature sister, who had first introduced me to Jesus Christ Superstar. So really, she's to blame.
This was in 1993, at the front end of the live "A.D. Anniversary Tour" of Jesus Christ Superstar, celebrating the release of the film 20 years earlier. Expected to run for four to five months, the ridiculously successful tour didn't rein in for five years. Quite a feat, if you consider how much havoc was wreaked around the original film release.
The year was 1973. When you think of important events for that year, you might pull to mind Watergate, Vietnam, Roe vs. Wade…. Pffffft. Minor players. The real news that year was Jesus Christ hitting the big screen, belting out rock & roll tunes like he was born to it. Which - in the case of Ted Neeley, the drummer turned rocker who played the name role in that year's rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar - is not far from the truth.
To the hard-core religious sector, the movie - Jesus Christ Superstar - was heresy promoting blasphemy! And not just any old blasphemy, but ultimate blasphemy! Picketers carried signs spouting "Jesus is (not just a man)!" and "You have your story twisted!" among others. They yelled at theater-goers, tossed threats of eternal flames in hell and the wrath of God at them. They wouldn't allow their kids to go see the movie, citing "sacrilege!" But the kids went, anyway. In droves. This singing Jesus spoke volumes to the nation's youth in a language and a style they related to, appreciated, and enjoyed. Those who hadn't been raised with any sort of religion were suddenly compelled to pick up a bible and learn more. And in so doing, guess what they discovered?
That the movie told the story of the last seven days in the life of Jesus Christ just as it happened. Embellished with music, dancing, and colorful costumes, sure. But it was factual in its sphere of events. And this Jesus, this rock & roll singing figure, brought a humanity to the role. Suddenly, Jesus was approachable, he was a person, not just a character in a book; someone not to be revered so much as to be understood, with whom the regular masses could sympathize. This Jesus, had you lived 2,000 years ago, could have been your friend in the real sense of the word.
Additionally, Judas…. Ah, Judas. The only one who saw the idolization as it built, who knew it was not a good thing and did what he could to warn his friend. In the end, maybe it was Judas *gasp!!* who saved the world. He did, after all, sacrifice himself for sacrificing his best friend, all for the good of civilization. And Jesus Christ Superstar tells this story from his perspective.
August 16, 2013, marks the 40-year anniversary of the release of the movie. Based on a rock opera written by the team of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, made into a stage production and eventually immortalized on film, "My lyrics tell the story of Christ the man," said Rice, "just as mixed up and unaware of exactly what he is - as mixed up and unaware as Judas."
This is my Interview with Ted Neeley , who laid it all on the line. He talked about the filming, told secrets, told inside stories, and offered to change my water into wine... for real!
Watch for the theater event to come around your area... seeing this flick on the big screen could be one of the best things you do for yourself this year... or ever.


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Tartarus Colles é um grupo de colinas no quadrângulo de Diacria em Marte.  Elas abrangem de 8° a 33° latitude norte e 170° a 200° longitude oeste e receberam o nome de uma formação de albedo clássica. O nome foi oficialmente aprovado pela UAI em 1985.

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Quadrângulo de Diacria
Colinas em Marte


Ten Best Dishes From Rayalaseema you must absolutely try!
Rayalaseema is situated in the south-western side of the state of Andhra Pradesh.It includes the southern districts of Anantapur,Chittoor,Cuddapah and Kurnool.
People from this region take utmost care in what they take.Food in this region has a lot to offer to every tourist who travels through Rayalaseema.
Here we bring you the hand-picked list of best dishes in the region.
This recipe is made with rice flour.This is consumed in the mornings as breakfast and also as an evening snack.
This is also famous recipe in the state of Telangana too.
Alasanda vadalu made of black eyes beans – deep fried patties. It is usually prepared during Sankranti Festival and served with Chicken gravy or Vegetarian kurma for vegetarian version.
This dosa is made out of rice, toor dal and yam extract. Generally this breakfast prepared in Kadapa.
Puffed rice is a grain made from rice and is usually eaten as a street food or breakfast item or as an evening snack. It is also called as borugula upma but commonly called as uggani in telugu lingo.
Ponganalu is a traditional snack item of Rayalaseema. It is a fluffy and smooth food item made mostly in the Kurnool and also in Vijayawada(Coastal Andhra).
In Rayalaseema this is widely prepared instead of Rasam.There are few other versions of Rasam.This the simplest version of all.
Country chicken cooked in a very spicy way is an all time favorite of rayalaseema non-vegetarian people.Though this is not as spicy as usually made, it tastes the same.
An authentic Andhra non-vegetarian meal is incomplete without Gongura Mamsam (Wild meat), an absolutely delectable, mouth-watering dish.
Anantapur serves the best Gongura Veta Mamsam (Wild meat).
Kheema balls are made from minced meat and cooked in onion and lemon juice.
No meal is totally complete without Raagi Sangati in Rayalaseema.
Best served with Naatu Kodi Pulusu.


The pros have another hour and 15 minutes until check-in, but we're going to take a hands-off approach on the blog the rest of the way. The fishing is slow (Josh Douglas just missed one, but that's it), and most of the pros are starting to roll back to beat the coming storm.
Weigh-in is going to be a good one. The battle for second is tight and we're going to see something special when Lambert takes the stage. For that, come on down to Kentucky Dam or tune in at 4 p.m. CT to see it live.
Barring a huge charge or some disaster at the dock, Jason Lambert is going to set a new record for margin of victory. He's unofficially got about a 30-pound margin now, and he's probably going to win by at least 25 pounds.
Mark Rose just made a 3-pound cull to get his bag up over 16 pounds. He's a couple away from another day near 20 pounds at this point. Cody Meyer finally filled his limit as well, rounding things out with a nice 3+.
It's getting hot out now and the National Weather Service just issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Marshall County. The weather is nice enough now, but we'll have to see how things develop. Pros ran through a storm to get to weigh-in on day two, and all things considered, it'd be nice to have good weather for the final weigh-in.
Just a minute ago Josh Douglas dumped a 6-pounder at the boat. That fish might have locked up second place for him had it made the net.
Scott Martin just got gas and then made a move back to his starting spot. Once there, he popped a 4-pounder to cull up and get to about 18 pounds. Now he's unofficially back in second.
Josh Douglas hasn't been catching for a while now, and nobody else really is either. Even Michael Neal hasn't done anything since his flurry. Basically, the fishing is tough right now.
Cody Meyer has four now, having boxed up another 2-pounder. He's just got the one good one. Alex Davis just filled his limit with a small one – he's got over 17 pounds now. Mark Rose has now filled his limit as well, but they seem to be getting smaller for him.
Cody Meyer just boxed his third fish of the day - a two pounder.
Douglas just caught a 4+, which will help him in the race for second place. Douglas currently has the edge, though Scott Martin's weight may be about a pound low. Either way, there would be a lot of drama right now without Jason Lambert.
Mark Rose just caught a third keeper. Meanwhile, Jason Lambert is calling it a W and heading back to the ramp to chill.
Josh Douglas has culled again – he's got over 20 pounds now. Behind him, Mark Rose just caught a 4-pounder for his second keeper.
John Cox just caught a pair of keepers to get up to three fish. He's got about 7 pounds.
Jeff Gustafson filled things out with a 2-pounder. He's got 13 pounds or so now.
Mark Rose just caught a 3+ to get his day started. He seems kinda flustered. It's late, but flurries are known to happen on Kentucky Lake.
Alex Davis fourth fish is 3+, so he's got all solid ones. Also, Cody Meyer's second is a 5-pounder. Finally, Matt Arey has three small ones.
Josh Douglas culled up again and has 19+ for sure now. He caught his latest on a Carolina rig and has one 2-pounder he still needs to cull.
Meanwhile, Jeff Gustafson just caught his fourth keeper.
Alex Davis just busted a 5-pounder for No. 3. He's got nearly 14 pounds and plenty of room left in the livewell.
Cody Meyer has struck out all morning and just caught his first keeper.
Lambert has moved again and is now idling a place near the dam. It's been slow going lately for him.
Michael Neal just boated three back-to-back-to-back to cull up to about 22 pounds. One of them was a 7-pounder. He's catching his fish on a crankbait, a drop-shot and a swimbait, so he's got the whole ledge mix going today.
Josh Douglas just caught another good one on his swimmy and he's pretty excited. He thinks he's got like 19 pounds, which is a little more than we have him at. We'll find out for sure at weigh-in and perhaps get a better estimate in the meantime. If he does have 19 pounds, he's basically tied for second with Scott Martin.
Jeff Gustafson has three in the boat. One keeper, a 3-pounder and a quality smallmouth. His marshal is MIA today, but we've got a photographer on him now, so hopefully we can watch him fill out his limit.
Josh Douglas made his first cull, swapping a dink for a 2+. He's caught his last two on a swimbait now that the wind around Paris had died down a bit.
Mark Rose has fished way offshore and shallow ledges today and thrown about everything in the box. So far he's fishless, which is pretty incredible considering who we're talking about.
Also, Jason Lambert has culled again with a 5- or 6-pounder and he for sure has 27+ now.
Josh Douglas put a 4-pounder in the boat to fill his limit. He's a few culls away from making a run at second place.
Jason Lambert just caught a 4-pounder on a Jerky J and tossed it right back. Good golly.
Jason Lambert has moved from where he started to his other primary spot on the main river. He's longlining a crankbait right now and hasn't caught anything recently. He says his favorite pizza is anything with meat on it. There are about 15 boats following him now.
Michael Neal put another 3-pounder in the boat to get up around 9 pounds. This is his first top 10 of the year, which is somewhat unusual for an angler of his stature.
Scott Martin is going to have the most anticlimactic second-place finish ever at this rate. He just culled a 2-pounder with a 2+ and has about 15 pounds in the 'well now.
Josh Douglas is sitting on a fired-up school as he just landed another 2-pounder. That's three fish in a short period of time. It will be interesting to see what an early limit will do for Douglas' game plan.
Michael Neal landed a long and skinny smallmouth for his second keeper.
Josh Douglas just landed his third keeper – a 2 1/2-pounder on a drop-shot. He's still grinding away with his spinning rod on ledges around the Paris bridge.
Scott Martin just wrapped up a limit in the low-teens with a 2-pounder. He's the first in the non-Lambert division to catch five. He's caught his last few on a Carolina rig, but he's missed a few as well.
Scott Martin has gotten off to pretty good start – he just popped two good keepers and has about 12 or 13 pounds in the livewell now. Martin is dragging stuff (including a hair jig) on a shallow bar/flat below New Johnsonville.
Alex Davis just caught his second fish, which is a nice 4-pounder. He's got a good shot to keep moving up the leaderboard today.
Scott Martin just repositioned himself on his shallow bar and caught a 3+. He's got two now.
Jason Lambert kinda quit fishing for a bit. He's probably going to start up again soon. He says he's "fixing to pound on 'em," as though he hasn't already.
Down south, Josh Douglas just drop-shotted up a 3+ for his second keeper.
Jason Lambert just culled a 5-pounder. He's working on another mega-bag.
Elsewhere, Scott Martin just caught a 2-pounder, Alex Davis started with a 3+ and Josh Douglas caught a small keeper.
Jason Lambert just culled and went through all fish and he thinks he has 25 pounds and we agree. He's probably got 100 pounds total now. He's done it all off one spot this morning.
Jason Lambert just culled twice and got up to about 22 pounds. He's got over 96 pounds unofficially now and is well on his way to 100 pounds.
Ok, now he's got over 23 pounds. We're a little foggy on the details, but we'll get it figured out in a bit.
Michael Neal and Jeff Gustafson just caught their first keepers – both are solid 3+ starters.
Unofficially, before anyone else has really caught anything, Jason Lambert has about a 37-pound lead.
Everyone besides Scott Martin is fishing now, he's still running. So far, Matt Arey has caught a small one and that's it.
Jason Lambert just caught his fifth keeper – it's about a 4-pounder. He's got around 17 pounds in the livewell now. He's feeling it now.
Jason Lambert says he isn't going to take any risks today. The farthest he plans to run is about 12 miles south of takeoff. He'd like to break 100, but he wants to win more.
Jason Lambert has cooled off since his first 15 casts or so and nobody else has caught one. Lambert is on fish, but hasn't managed to trigger any more to bite yet. So, stay tuned.
Jason Lambert just caught a 5-pounder. That'll help him in his quest to break 100 pounds.
Most of the other anglers aren't fishing yet, as Lambert is fishing up north and a lot of the others are fishing down by Paris.
They're pulling about 60,000 CFS today, which is the most current the field has gotten to fish so far. Taking full advantage, Jason Lambert just caught another 3-pounder to get his estimated total over 80 pounds.
Jason Lambert caught a 3-pounder on his first cast. He's started at the spot where he caught his 9-pounder on day three.
Jason Lambert has won twice on Kentucky Lake in the last two years – first in the FLW Tour event in June of 2016 and then again in the Costa FLW Series event in June of 2017. Now, Lambert has the chance to close out a dominating win and cement one of the greatest single-lake runs ever.
Day three of the FLW Tour presented by Costa on Kentucky Lake was pretty eventful outside of the fishing, but the highlight may have actually been the fishing. Weighing over 30 pounds and a 9-pound, 2-ounce behemoth, Lambert opened up a simply gigantic lead over the field. In all likelihood, he's going to keep crushing on the ledges and might even widen the gap before he hoists the trophy.
Lambert aside, the battle for second is pretty hot. Really, Scott Martin, Mark Rose, Josh Douglas, Jeff Gustafson and John Cox are all in the running, and someone else could get in things with a mega-bag.
To this point, Martin has been fishing shallow ledges, Cox has been fishing the bank, and Arey has sampled shallow stuff, but everyone else is committed offshore. It's not a surprise that offshore is the deal on Kentucky now, it usually is, but had Brandon Cobb not dumped a 3-pounder on day three we might actually have two legit bank-beaters in the top 10. As it is, John Cox is going to be interesting to watch – the ledges seem less productive than usual for the non-Lambert crew, and he's been going pretty steady. On the other hand, Pennzoil Marine Angler of the Year leader Mark Rose is gaining steam and the top 10 is packed with offshore experts who'll probably have their pick of the ledges today.


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I'm active in the forums every day serving as your farm marketing mentor. Want a quick review of your website copy? Request a member makeover and you'll get it. Stuck with your website or trying to figure out email marketing or social media? I'm here to share tips and best practices to guide you. How much time will that save you not having to go it alone?
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I'm not 100% sure what the Academy is or if it's right for me, do you offer a trial so I can test it out?
If you still have questions after watching, just let me know.
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Berenfeld, Michelle, "The Bishop's Palace at Aphrodisias: A Late Roman Townhouse in the Center of the City" (IFA/NYU, C. Ratté)
Bubenzer, Brian, "The Arthurian Architecture of H. H. Richardson" (Wisconsin, Madison, N. Menocal)
Carso, Kerry, "Reading the Gothic: American Art and Architecture in the Age of Romantic Literature, 1800–1850" (Boston, K. Morgan)
Chasin, Noah, "Ethics and Aesthetics: New Brutalism, Team 10, and Architectural Change in the 1950s" (CUNY, R. Bletter)
Cowherd, Robert, "Cultural Construction of Jakarta: Design, Planning, and Development in Jabotabek, 1980–1997" (MIT, S. Anderson)
Elleh, Nnamdi, "Architecture and Nationalism at Abuja, Nigeria: A Study of the Ideologies of 'Federal Character,' 1975–1991" (Northwestern, D. Van Zanten)
Gerbino, Anthony, "François Blondel (1618–1686): Architecture, Erudition, and Early Modern Science" (Columbia, R. Middleton)
Herscher, Andrew, "Literal Functions: Modern Architecture, Literature, and Literary Theory in Interwar Prague" (Harvard, K. M. Hays)
Higgs, Jamie L., "Some Observations on Visigothic Architecture and Its Influence on the British Isles: More Spanish Symptoms" (Louisville, S. Maloney)
Justus, Kevin, "A Fractured Mirror: The Royal Portraiture of Louis XV and the Search for a Successful Image through Architecture; or, Versailles Is the Thing in which We Will Catch the Character of the King" (UNC-Chapel Hill, M. Sheriff)
Kahil, Abdallah, "The Sultan Hasan Complex in Cairo, 1357–1364" (IFA/NYU, P. Soucek)
Kavuri-Bauer, Santhi, "From Picturesque Ruin to World Heritage Site: A Spatial History of Fatehpur Sikri" (UCLA, R. Brown)
Klahr, Douglas, "The Architectural Patronage of Wilhelm II: Issues of Urban, Dynastic, and National Identity in the Work of Hofarchitekt Ernst von Ihne" (Brown, D. Neumann)
Laos, Nora, "Provençal Baptisteries: Early Christian Origins and Medieval Afterlife" (Princeton, S. Ćurčić)
Milbank, Thomas Lightfoot, "A Commercial and Industrial Building in the Athenian Agora, 480 BC to AD 125" (Bryn Mawr, S. Miller-Collett)
Minor, Heather, "Reforming Rome: Architecture and Culture, 1730–58" (Princeton, J. Pinto)
Nitzan-Shiftan, Alona, "Isrealizing Jerusalem: The Encounter between Architectural and National Ideologies, 1967–1977" (MIT, M. Jarzombek)
Pyla, Panayiota, "Ekistics, Architecture and Environmental Politics 1945–76: A Prehistory of Sustainable Development" (MIT, S. Anderson, M. Jarzombek)
Roff, Shelley Elaine, "Building Images of Prosperity: The Catalan Merchant Halls of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries" (Brown, S. Bonde)
Senseney, John, "The Shaping of Imperial Order: Rome's Porticoed Enclosures from the Late Republic to the High Principate and the Question of Hellenistic Antecedents" (UC Santa Barbara, F. Yegul)


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Larry Elder hints at 2024 presidential run with a platform of restoring the nuclear family
'I'm thinking about throwing my 'Blackface of White Supremacy' in the contest in 2024,' Larry Elder said
Updated: December 8, 2022 - 6:02pm
Black Face of White Supremacy
ran for president in 2008
Conservative commentator and former California GOP gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder hinted at a possible presidential 2024 run, with one of his main issues being the importance of restoring the nuclear family.
"I'm thinking about throwing my 'Black Face of White Supremacy' in the contest in 2024," Elder said on an episode of the John Solomon Reports podcast to be aired Friday. "I'm giving it real thought. I've been to Iowa about four or five times in the last month. I've been to New Hampshire. If I decide to do it, I'll make an announcement sometime in February or March."
Elder was referring to when he ran for California governor, and the Los Angeles Times wrote a column referring to him as the "Black Face of White Supremacy."
Elder said that if he were to run, the No. 1 issue he would father absence in families and the importance of restoring the nuclear family.
"I have a couple of issues that I think I can bring to the table in a way more authentic than some of my other rivals can and that is the No. 1 problem facing this country is a large number of children in the world without a father married to the mother in the home," he said.
Former President Barack Obama noted that father absence was a big issue when he ran for president in 2008 in which he discussed the importance of fathers in children's lives.
"Obama once said a kid raised without a father is five times more likely to be poor, nine times more likely to drop out of school and 20 times more likely to end up in jail," Elder said. "Now the question is, why have we gone from 25% of black kids entering the world without a father in the home married to the mother to 70%?"
"We've incentivized women to marry the government," he also said, suggesting many single-parent women must rely on government money to help them make ends meet. "We've incentivized men to abandon their financial and moral responsibility. And I've seen it firsthand in the inner city where I grew up."
Elder said that notions that America is systemically racist is a myth and the real issue is the nuclear family declining in the black community and he can bring awareness to that.
"It is nonsense that America is systemically racist," he concluded. "I think I can talk about that in a way more persuasive and more passionately than maybe some of my other rivals can."
With race to lead GOP set to be decided Friday, challenger Dhillon snags major endorsement
Schiff launches campaign for Feinstein's California Senate seat, setting up epic Democrat primary


Gernot Rohr has dismissed Herve Renard's claim that Nigeria are one of the favourite teams to lift the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations title.
In an interview with Caf, Renard had claimed hosts Egypt - with Africa Player of the Year Mohamed Salah and the home crowd - are leading favourite, with defending champion Cameroon, Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire and Nigeria also in the running for glory at the biennial event.
The Frenchman, a two-time winner with Zambia (2012) and Cote d'Ivoire (2015), currently coaches the highest ranked team on the continent, Morocco but stated that he would rather not boast of their chances.
Rohr, however, labelled him a 'diplomat' and would rather not be drawn into analysing his 'young' team's prospects.
Nigeria have qualified for the 2019 Afcon already as, regardless of results in the final round of the qualifiers, they finished Group E leaders.
On Friday, they play Seychelles in the ultimate match, with a friendly against Egypt next Tuesday capping off their March schedule.


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      public int CategoryId { get; set; }
      public string CategoryName { get; set; }
      public ICollection<BookCategory> BookCategories { get; set; }
    }

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    {
      public int BookId { get; set; }
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      public int CategoryId { get; set; }
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I want to write Function for [HttpGet] request, so that it returns JSON like this:
[
  {
     "bookId": "1",
     "title": "Book Title 1",
     "authorName": "Author Name 1",
     "aurhorSurname": "Author Surname 1",
     "categories": ["category1", "category2"]
  },
  {
     "bookId": "2",
     "title": "Book Title 2",
     "authorName": "Author Name 1",
     "aurhorSurname": "Author Surname 1",
     "categories": ["category2", "category3"]
  },
  {
     "bookId": "3",
     "title": "Book Title 3",
     "authorName": "Author Name 1",
     "aurhorSurname": "Author Surname 1",
     "categories": ["category1", "category4"]
  },
]

I know how to handle One-to-many relathionships, and I created API for author and book where every author has an array of books that he wrote. But this join table (BookCategory) confuses me.

A: For the returned json format, you can get all the associated data through Include and ThenInclude first.
Then use the Select method and new objects to form the returned data structure:
        public IActionResult ReturnJson()
        {
            var data = _context.Book.Include(x => x.Author)
                .Include(x => x.BookCategories).ThenInclude(x => x.Category)
                .Select(x => new
                {
                    bookId = x.BookId,
                    title = x.Title,
                    authorName = x.Author.Name,
                    authorSurname = x.Author.Surname,
                    categories = x.BookCategories.Select(k => k.Category.CategoryName).ToList()
                });
            return Json(data);
        }

Here is the returned data:


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Laurenz V – Gold Medal Gruners!
A while back, I posted on two Gruner Veltliners of exceptional quality produced by LAURENZ V. – the only Austrian wines producer to focus solely on the expression of Gruner Veltliner.
Winemaker Lenz Moser V is incredibly enthusiastic about the awareness of this indigenous grape and actively promotes it every chance he gets. One of his most recent ventures was to Whistler in Vancouver, Canada where the Olympics are currently being held. Austria has had a great presence in the Winter Olympics in the past, winning the fourth most gold medals overall.
The Canadians have coined Lenz the "Gruner ambassador" as he has taken their world by storm with the both the Singing Gruner Veltliner, dedicated to daughter Sophie, and the more elegant and complex Charming Gruner Veltliner, the flagship for the LAURENZ V line.
The LAURENZ V collection is titled as such because Lenz is the fifth generation winemaker, following the principles his grandfather, Lorenz Moser III instilled in the 1950s.
Ultimately, Lenz aims to boost the popular of Gruner Veltliner so greatly that it is as familiar as Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay are to us today.
The wines are currently avaliable in over 40 countries and are designed to be for sheer drinking pleasure. So grab a glass today and watch the Austrians in the Olympics!


The ultra-luxe, feminine Prada Twin Pocket Tote is fashioned from supple glace calfskin, accented with refined signatures. A roomy, sophisticated daily companion, the tote can be carried in any number of ways for practical and versatile wearing, thanks to its twin top handles and removable strap.
Features: Black glace calfskin leather exterior; silver tone hardware; double rolled top handles with handle keeper; detachable shoulder strap; magnetic dome closure to main compartment with large zipped compartments on either side; tonal suede lined interior with 1 x zipped pocket and 1 x slip pocket.
Measurements: 31 cm (length) x 26 cm (height to body) x 21 cm (width) x 15 cm (handle drop) x 45-55 cm (shoulder strap drop).
Condition: Excellent condition. The leather exterior is in excellent condition, showing light wear only including very light rubbing to the corners at the base and a subtle outdent to both the front handle attachments. The handles show slight warping of shape, which naturally occurs with this style of handles. The shoulder strap shows little to no visible wear. The textile lined interior is clean and in excellent condition.
Comes with: Prada dust bag; authenticity card; receipt; care booklet; shoulder strap with own dust bag; handle keeper.


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As I said in my previous post, my friend Jane Case Vickers and I have a show coming up April 3-28 in the Krempp Gallery at the Jasper Arts Center in Jasper, Indiana.
Our show will be made up of lots of found object sculptures, plus we'll display some of our odd collections of trash and weird objects. As part of all this, we're experimenting with the concept of bundles of found objects and assorted materials that are left outside for the elements to weather. The items included in the bundles may have special meaning and that meaning may be enhanced by the weathering process.
Pictured above is Jane's version of this idea. As expected, it's a little different than mine, but very cool. That's part of what I like about making art with Jane. Similar ideas and materials interest us, but we have different approaches to them. Jane envisioned the bundle as more of a stack. Hers has an old chair seat arranged like book covers with a flat stack of papers in between. On the front cover are some bark and turkey feathers that she picked up last week on our journey to check out the gallery. I like the way it blends into the tree she tied it to.
Did you know that Boar's Head brand turkey lunch meat originates with birds raised around Ferdinand, Indiana? We didn't until we went looking for the reason why there were so many turkey feathers blowing around town.


The last issue of the Revue critique de droit international privé will shortly be released. It contains several casenotes and an article, authored by Campbell McLachlan who is Professor of Law at Victoria University of Wellington ("Entre le conflit de lois, le droit international public et l'application internationale du droit public : le droit des relations externes des Etats »).
The relationships between States and individuals of foreign nationality from the perspective of their constitutional rights and freedoms raise a series of issues that all States must resolve and that sit at the interface of the constitutional order of each of them and the intertional legal system through which they are connected. Today, this interface has progressively become porous, raising legal problems in increasing numbers and with increased frequency. The various responses generated thereby exercise a powerful influence over the legal imaginary, including on the ways in which a legal system represents its own relationship with the rest of the world. The thesis developed here is that such responses belong to a third discipline, in between the two traditional, public and private, branches of international law. This discipline can be called « the law of external relations », borrowing a term from one of the Restatements of the United States but little used in Europe. In what follows, the possible conceptions of this disciplinary field will be explored, along with its relationship to private international law.


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Damen Yachting is a strong international team of 500 men and women. From our North Sea head office in Vlissingen, the Netherlands, we operate the world's largest superyacht building and refit facilities. In addition, we work closely with co-makers, crew and owner representatives based at our yards.
Our Management Team is responsible for Damen Yachting, which is the yacht building division of the Damen Shipyards Group.
Rose Damen
Rob Luijendijk
Director Operations
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In-house design & engineering
A love of doing things the right way is part of our yacht building DNA. We believe in the value of uncompromising quality and meticulous attention to detail. More than 100 designers, naval architects and engineers create our yachts with a highly sophisticated manufacturing process and state-of-the-art engineering software. Our way of working means excellent teamwork strengthened by our diverse backgrounds, specialisms and willingness to develop new, innovative solutions.
"You draw something and then you see it being built. That is very rewarding and gives you a strong bond with the end product, a beautiful product! That is a big difference between yacht construction and shipbuilding. The added value of the engineer in the whole process is very significant."
– Maarten Slegers, Head of Engineering
Damen Research Laboratory
In California they have 'Silicon Valley'. In Holland we have 'Yachting Valley', a hothouse of marine expertise with world-renowned institutes such as the Delft University of Technology and MARIN. Our parent company is a major player with its dedicated Damen Research Laboratory. So when developing new designs and innovative technology, we are fortunate to have all the expertise we need, right here on our doorstep.
"What drives us? It's the challenge of creating the yacht envisioned in the client's imagination, bringing the designer's artistry to life, while applying the technical insight and innovation that set Amels yachts apart."
– Adriaan Roose, Product Manager Amels
This is the champions league of yacht building. Our multi-disciplinary project teams each manage one of more than 20 yacht builds and refits underway. This is where all our experience and talent comes together to take care of your yacht with absolute control of the production process so there are no unpleasant surprises. Through highly complex shipbuilding involving thousands of workers over a period of up to four years per yacht, we deliver your project on time and on budget as promised.
"You have an entire shipyard of people who share the same work ethos, dedication and desire to ensure that each and every project absolutely meets and exceeds the client's wishes. It forms an unwavering motivation that steers us all to deliver complete client satisfaction."
– Sjoerd van den Broek, Manager Projects
Throughout our growth, quality has remained at the heart of everything we do. It comes first, always, and for that you need excellent facilities in combination with skill and attention to detail. We have shaped the yards into the largest yacht building facilities in the Netherlands, whilst maintaining a healthy balance of in-house and subcontracted skill. The result is a great variety of trades and experience all connected by common goals and attributes: all skilled, all specialised, all dedicated and all artisans of their craft.
"We never forget we are working in a place where the best yachts in the world are being built. Attention to detail is always important, and particularly in the final months of the production process. The yacht is all about fine detail. We are very proud of our product."
– Bert Beckers, Head of Production
Co-makers and logistics
We are fortunate to be based in the world's largest cluster of superyacht suppliers and subcontractors – a source of unrivalled knowhow and experience. Making agreements with them, supporting and challenging them are tasks for Damen Yachting's Procurement Department. Another aspect of procurement is logistics. We work closely among our own yards and hull production yards, providing them with the correct components and materials on time.
"Our co-makers, subcontractors and suppliers are the foundation of our business and without them we could not work at the top of our game. We are in the Champions League of yacht building, so we need a strong, innovative, experienced and well-organised team of quality-minded professionals."
– Martin van Heulen, Head of Procurement
Wherever Amels and Damen Yachting yachts are found, you will also find our Marketing, Sales and Customer Care teams taking care of our clients. However, behind the scenes, many other professionals make up the team behind Damen Yachting. For example, the complex process of building top luxury superyachts would be impossible without our talented teams in Finance, IT and administration.
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Habitation la Griveliere | Caribya!
Learn how coffee is made locally as you participate in this guided tour that takes you through the forest and includes a homemade local lunch.
Habitation la Griveliere is located on Basse-Terre, meaning travelers to this area of Guadeloupe will be excited to have convenient access to the historical site during their time there. The area around this site remains relatively quiet, especially as there aren't many hotel rooms in the vicinity.
If you've had enough time on your feet, and are ready to eat, you will be able to pick from at least a few restaurants in the vicinity of Habitation la Griveliere. The most proximate eatery is Caprice des Iles, which dishes out Creole fare. Caprice des Iles is around two miles from this site's location, so stop in and place your order. Wam Africa and Le Va et Vient are some of the additional dining options close-by where travelers will have the chance to try something different in Guadeloupe.
The operating hours for the historic site aren't readily available, meaning that your smartest option is phoning in advance to confirm the attraction will be open during the time you plan to visit.
For price of admission, you should call Habitation la Griveliere before your visit to find out how much, or if they charge.


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Cinema Europa is closed
7.April
On 31 May, the day that Zagreb Film Festival Artistic Organisation was mandated to vacate the premises of Cinema Europa, following the final screening and only several hours before the handover of the key to the City of Zagreb, the organisation received an interim order granting us the right to remain on the premises until further notice.
After several weeks of failed attempts to contact the City representatives, ZFF Artistic Organisation filed a lawsuit against the City of Zagreb for a written offer to sign a new lease agreement. The lawsuit is based on a legal provision that requires the Lessor to offer a new lease agreement to the existing Lessee, granted they have fulfilled all their obligations. ZFF Artistic Organisation believes that this has been repeatedly proven through its hard work and numerous recognitions.
However, the Commercial Court decision is only a temporary measure, not a permanent solution, making the operation of the cinema dependent on the upcoming court hearings. This situation raises a series of logistical, organisational, and financial difficulties, which impedes the adequate implementation of the program at the established standard of quality. Not knowing whether we will have to leave the cinema in two weeks or two months prevented us from arranging programs or the distribution of films, while our employees and associates were kept in a state of uncertainty. For this reason, ZFF Artistic Organisation has decided to return the keys to the cinema to the City of Zagreb.
All our efforts were aimed primarily at ensuring the continuity in the activities of the cinema, to the satisfaction of all the residents of this city. Ultimately, our endeavours yielded several positive results. On 27 May, the City Institute for the Conservation of Cultural and Natural Heritage issued a resolution requiring the City to provide "detailed technical documentation for the restoration of the building within a maximum of 120 days."
Although this may seem as a minor achievement, any step towards a transparent decision-making process and the resolution of the problem the City has been warned about repeatedly through the years is a step forward. The further development of the situation concerning the cinema will be closely monitored and we would like to thank you for all the support during the last three months.
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The Phoenix Suns are in Las Vegas for the NBA Summer League and azcentral sports is covering the team. Follow our updates from Las Vegas.
The Suns' NBA Summer League team opens play in Las Vegas at 6:30 p.m. Friday night against the Dallas Mavericks in a game that can be seen on ESPN.
The Las Vegas Summer League games are played in two locations: Cox Pavilion and UNLV's Thomas & Mack Arena. The Suns' first three games are scheduled for Thomas & Mack.
Follow our updates on the team from Las Vegas throughout the day, including a brief look at the Suns' Summer League roster and their NBA Summer League schedule.
Deandre Ayton scored 10 points in his NBA Summer League debut on Friday in a 92-85 victory for the Suns over the Dallas Mavericks.
Davon Reed led the way with 18 points on seven-of-eight shooting including four threes. Mikal Bridges made four-of-five shots from behind the arc for 14 points while Elie Okobo chipped in another nine points with six assists.
Ex-Suns interim Triano says Booker is one of his "favorite people"
Barring a last-minute snag in negotiations the Suns will soon sign guard Devin Booker to a five-year, $158 million contract.
Former Suns' interim coach Jay Triano has no doubt Booker will embrace the responsibility that comes with the money and being the face of the franchise.
The Phoenix Suns are still three hours away from the start of their first official game of the NBA Summer League, but a sizable contingent of hopeful fans are starting to fill the seats at the Thomas and Mack Center. The Phoenix fans are excited, and with good reason.
Max McCauley, who hosts a Suns-centric podcast called Seven Seconds or Less, made the trip from Phoenix to watch Summer League for the first time in a decade thanks to the strength of the Suns' off-season moves.
"Deandre Ayton, Mikal Bridges, Alec Peters, George King- what's there not to be excited about?" McCauley said.
Other fans were attending their first Summer League to see former University of Arizona big man Deandre Ayton make his debut.
"I feel like for the first time in a while we have something to cheer about," said Glendale, AZ resident Sarah Evans. She arrived at the arena hours before the Suns game sporting a Devin Booker jersey.
The Suns play the Mavericks at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN.
Here is the Mavericks' numerical roster.
No. | Player | Position | Ht-Wt | College/overseas, NBA Exp.
Key point: Was the first ever No.1 pick in Suns history.
Quote: "That's Shaq and Kobe 2.0…We could really make something happen in Phoenix" - Ayton on him and Booker.
Key Point: Bender made his pro debut at the age of 15 back in 2012 with KK Split.
Quote: "Dragan is more advanced at his age than Kristaps Porzingis was when he was 18," - a scout on Bender in 2016.
College and Hometown: Villanova, Malvern, PA.
Key Point: Bridges is a two-time NCAA champ, and only played three years of college basketball.
Quote: "It's an experience I'll never forget. I'm so excited he's coming home to be part of our Sixers family. It's amazing." - Bridges' moment before he was dealt to Phoenix.
College and Hometown: Notre Dame, Evanston, IL.
Key Point: Cooley, 27, is the oldest player on the Suns' Summer League team.
Quote: "Man, Cooley. He's a monster on the boards. He's really physical. It's hard to keep him off the boards. He sets good screens. He's a great team player—we're going to need Jack." - Rodney Hood on Cooley.
College and Hometown: Radford, Alberta, VA.
Quote: "He went from a guy with no basketball scholarships, to one of the top players in our league, to a guy who's now getting paid to play—that's pretty special." - Radford head coach Mike Jones on Green.
College/Hometown: Tulsa, Kansas City, MO.
Key Point: Harrison's brother, Monte, plays for the Miami Marlins.
Quote: "I was happy. I had some tears. I was with my mom and my sister at the hospital, my sister just had a baby so it was just great, great timing," - Harrison on when he was called up.
Key Point: His brother, Rondae, plays for the Brooklyn Nets.
Quote: "He's our energy guy – defense, offensively – he's just trying to get everything going. Defensively, he's one of the first ones communicating, making sure everybody's on the same page during the game, even in practice." - Former No. 1 pick Anthony Bennett on Hollis-Jefferson.
Key Point: Played in 77 games last year and averaged 13.1 points in his rookie season.
Quote: "I thought I did all right in Summer League last year, but obviously I want to come out and blow my last performance out of the water," Jackson said.
Key Point: He was an integral part of St. Mary's 19-game, mid-season winning streak last season.
Key Point: He averaged 3.1 blocks per game in his senior season and was named the Horizon League Defensive Player of the Year twice.
Quote: "I've always taken a lot of pride in my defense," Odiase told the Chicago Tribune. "I've tried to get better each year."
Key Point: He drew international attention when he dropped 44 points against Monaco in the French Pro A league.
Key Point: In the final game of last year's regular season, he dropped 36 (8-of-13 from deep) points and grabbed nine rebounds in a win over Dallas.
Quote: "He could shoot the ball, but his basketball IQ was so much higher thane everybody else's on the floor," Kevin Brown, Peters' high school, told the Journal Star earlier this year.
Key Point: He missed the first four months of the season after undergoing knee surgery and averaged three points per game once he returned.
Quote: "The kids were awesome and I'm always grateful to be apart of something positive like this!!! Go Suns!!!" Reed posted on Instagram after attending the Suns Overnight Basketball Camp.
The Suns' first three games are scheduled. The playoffs portion will be determined by seeding following the initial three games.


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Do you have a social media strategy? If not, it's time to get one. Social media is an important part of your marketing plan. This article will discuss seven reasons you should develop a social media plan for your business today, according to commonthreadco.com. 1. Social Media is One of the Most Efficient Ways to Communicate Social media is a…
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Should you Really Buy Automatic Retweets in 2023?
If you have been using Twitter for business, you would be aware that buying automatic retweets would be an excellent option. If you are someone belonging to digital marketing, advertising and other common areas, you would understand that buying automatic retweets can help you achieve the best results in terms of user engagement. So, should you really go with automatic…
Lucas Cruickshank Net Worth 2023
Former Nickelodeon star and Youtube sensation Lucas Cruickshank announced his sexuality via youtube. The 19 year old was dropped from Nick after low ratings
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How Can Facebook Ads Help You Achieve Financial Success in 2023
Not too long ago, Facebook ads were considered the unconventional way of advertising. How things have changed in a very short time! Facebook is now the mainstream advertising channel that has a reach beyond TV, radio and newspaper. These media were at some point at the pinnacle of advertising. While they still have a place in the advertising world, it…
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TikTok was invented in China, and the idea behind it is sharing short videos, that may last at least three, but not more than 15 seconds. Later, it was extended to one minute, letting the users publish even richer video content, that is presented to their audience. It's basically a social network, just like Facebook, or Instagram, but it's more…
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The proposal of the ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Irina Farion, to prohibit the Russian-speaking Ukrainians from working and receiving education in Ukraine is contrary to the Constitution. DPR People's Council Chairman Vladimir Bidyovka stated this in an interview with RIA Novosti.
"Think about it: the ex-deputy who, I want to believe, at least once in her life had read the Constitution, purposefully calls for committing actions contrary to the articles of this basic Law – to the violation of human rights in the territory of her country. That is, instead of protecting constitutional rights, we observe their gross violation.
It is deeply regrettable that Russian-speaking residents are forced to endure such nationalist attacks, while the notion of "supremacy of the law" in Ukraine is increasingly striving to become non-existent. With such a policy, the desire of people to link their fate with this country risks right reducing," the Speaker of Parliament said.


The sale took place late Wednesday night (Aug. 2) and has been closed since the murder of the teen.
Almost six weeks after the vicious death of Lesandro "Junior" Guzman-Feliz took place at a Bronx bodega, reports indicate it's been sold and purchased by new owners.
Although the bodega is changing hands, it is reported that the new owners have offered to name the corner store after Junior. The slain teen's family, however, is not in support of the idea.
"I don't want to put his name here," Lisandro Guzman, Junior's father, said. "I don't celebrate this corner or this bodega that killed my son."
On the night of June 20, Junior left his Bronx apartment to loan a friend $5 when he encountered more than half a dozen men from the Trinitarios gang. In surveillance video that later surfaced online, the teen can be seen attempting to hide inside the bodega before being dragged outside and stabbed repeatedly with knives and machetes.
After the attackers left, Junior was seen running in the direction of St. Barnabas Hospital. He never made it the emergency room and bled to death on the sidewalk. In the days after Junior's murder, many in the community demanded the bodega at East 183rd Street and Bathgate Avenue be closed.
Through tears, the then owner said he tried protecting Junior from the attackers and called 911. He admitted it was him who told the teen to run to the hospital because the ambulance would take too long to arrive.