Aboard Pura Vida, we are dedicated to ensuring your charter is memorable and magical. Our crew of four brings the essence of the Pura Vida ideology to life on the ocean while providing exceptional service to you, your family, and friends.
Jordan was born and raised on the east coast of New Zealand, where he spent his weekends fishing, sailing and surfing. After finishing school, he became a snowboard instructor and soon followed the winter season to Park City, Utah. Within time, the sun and the sea beckoned and Jordan made the move from solid water to liquid. An avid traveler, Jordan jumped at the opportunity to work aboard yachts, and joined the yachting industry in 2011. He spent five years aboard a very successful 130ft charter yacht extensively cruising the Caribbean, Bahamas and northeast coast of America and during that time developed the skills and experience that he is implementing into his own program. Jordan and his wife, Nichola were recruited by previous charter guests to run Pura Vida and have put their heart and soul into delivering the best experience on the ocean. The crew bring the meaning of "Pura Vida" to life on the ocean, and are dedicated to sharing that experience with everyone that steps onboard.
Nic, who grew up in the southeast of England, has been in the yachting industry since 2013. She was brought up around water and learned to love everything it has to offer from her early years. Her affinity for the ocean and keen interest in marine conservation led her to obtain a degree in Zoology from the University of Manchester. Wanting to focus her studies towards marine conservation and with a love for travel, Nic undertook a six-month placement as a research assistant studying the dolphin population in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand – where she met a young sailor named Jordan and which also provided her first opportunity to live and work on the water. After graduation, Nic stepped into the retail world – spending one year at a British chocolate company – before the opportunity came to join the yachting world. She began her career as a stewardess aboard a busy 130ft charter yacht, aboard which she and Jordan worked together for nearly four years. Having gained the valuable skills and the experience necessary to provide an exceptional service to guests, Nic and Jordan were presented with the opportunity to establish and run their own program onboard Pura Vida as a Chief Stewardess and Captain team. Delighted to welcome you onboard and show you all that Pura Vida and her crew have to offer, Nic will ensure your vacation is one to remember.
The daughter of Cuban immigrant parents, Emily was born in Miami, Florida and was raised with a strong Cuban upbringing. The foods and ingredients from her culture impact her culinary style and are a major influence in her dishes. Emily studied Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management at Johnson & Wales University in North Miami, whose alumni includes Emeril Lagasse and Michelle Bernstein. During her studies Emily realized she dreamed of becoming a private chef onboard a yacht and followed this dream a few years later. Seven years on, with private and charter yacht experience gained, Emily has expanded her knowledge and flair for culinary arts and loves to share her delicious, healthy meals with guests onboard. She can cater to any special dietary requirements like nut, gluten and lactose allergies as well as vegan and vegetarian menus and loves experimenting with new dishes. She has also travelled extensively which has helped her learn and hone her skills in a variety of cuisines and cooking methods. In her spare time Emily enjoys following rugby, watersports, fishing, golfing and all things fitness.
Stefan grew up in Pietermarizburg, South Africa, where he spent a lot of time as a child by the water. He quickly developed a love for the ocean and an avid sense of adventure. This spurred him to take his first step towards yachting by completing his Day Skipper and Power Boat courses in Cape Town. On completion of his courses, he joined a 42ft Leopard and embarked on an Atlantic crossing from Cape Town to Tortola, totaling 4,000 nautical miles. This led to his first official season in yachting onboard a 95ft Pershing in the Mediterranean in 2010. Since then, he has completed many seasons' onboard heavily chartered yachts, gaining extensive experience in all areas and, in particular, the Caribbean. Stefan loves being outdoors, camping, hiking, snorkeling and helping to promote a healthy environment. He has a fun and light-hearted personality and looks forward to bringing the good vibes to your vacation.


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TRB Webinar: Highway Capacity Manual 2010: New Urban Streets Methodology – Auto Mode
TRB conducted a webinar on October 22, 2013 from 2:00 p.m.- 3:30 p.m. ET that will provide an overview of the Highway Capacity Manual 2010's (HCM 2010's) new multimodal urban streets method as it relates to the auto mode. Contact Reggie Gillum at RGillum@nas.edu for information about the webinar recording.
The HCM 2010 chapter on the new multimodal urban streets method as it relates to the auto mode focuses on methods for estimating average travel speed. The information contained in this chapter was based on research results from TRB's National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) project 3-79: Measuring and Predicting Arterial Travel Time, as well as the incorporation of significant changes to the signalized method, which are referenced in the HCM 2010's Urban Streets chapter.
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Volume 4 is an electronic-only volume that registered HCM users will be able to access via the Internet. This volume includes four types of content: supplemental chapters on methodological details and emerging issues; interpretations, clarifications, and corrections; comprehensive case studies; and a technical reference library.
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Music encompasses a broad range of academic study, a vibrant performance culture, and opportunities to develop strengths in many areas including historical musicology, music theory and analysis, sound studies, composition, and performance.
Music at LMH
LMH has a strong tradition of music in study and practice. The College provides a number of pianos for individual use by music students in their own rooms, and also possesses four grand pianos housed in public rooms, which are available for practice. Concerts and recitals are held regularly in the Simpkins Lee Theatre, Talbot Hall, and the Chapel.
An Organ Scholarship is offered to undergraduates reading Music and may be available to students reading a few other subjects. Choral scholarships are awarded on audition to undergraduates and graduate students in residence. There is a flourishing College Music Society that organises music events throughout the year.
Admissions requirements and course information
AAA. More information on other requirements, how to apply, and a typical week can be found here and here. Visit the website of the Faculty of Music.
Music alumni from LMH have pursued successful careers in media (e.g. BBC Radio Three Music programmes producer); arts administration (including for major choirs, orchestras and concert venues including Wigmore Hall); teaching in various sectors; publishing; conducting; performing; and composing for film and television.
Music making outside the music degree itself is vibrant in Oxford. From Oxford University Music Society orchestras such as the OUO, to musical theatre and opera, there really is something for everyone, despite the cliché. For the Classical enthusiast, there are full orchestras and chamber orchestras. There is a range of brass bands, period ensembles, and other more unusual ensembles – OxLork is the University's first laptop orchestra! For singers, colleges have their own chapel choirs with varying levels of standard and LMH's is a friendly, non-auditioning chapel choir but with auditions for choral scholarships, giving a chance to singers keen to lead their section; other singing groups include a cappella such as the Alternotives and Out of the Blue.
The music degree at Oxford is one of the most varied and flexible courses. The range of topics is extraordinary and offers very specialised topics in finals ('FHS') as well as giving a strong foundation in the first year ('Prelims'). One-to-one tutorials are with incredibly supportive LMH tutors, experts in their fields, as well as from colleges across the university, particularly when balancing extracurricular activities.
Kathy Chalmers, Music 2016
Studying music at LMH has been invaluable in developing my all round musicianship. Alongside the rigorous and varied academic programme I am able to sing the sacred polyphony I've studied in choir, perform the preludes and fugues I've analysed, and enjoy music of every kind at the LMH Music Society concert series.
Hannah Culver, Music 2017
For me, an important part of what makes Music at LMH special is the intake of four students per year: this limits the student-tutor ratio so that no-one feels their professor's time and focus on their particular studies and needs is spread too thin. This number also means that there are just enough students per year to form a special bond that encourages fruitful discussion of material and ideas, a support system that keeps us going through the more difficult weeks, and a diversity of specialties to create and work together on a number of high-calibre musical projects — both as part of the curriculum and around it. We are a truly close-knit group both in and out of classroom.
I have never felt that I was out-of-touch with my tutors here, and they are always aware of the work I am undertaking so as to offer advice when it is needed.
Sultan Kara, Music 2017
I have really enjoyed and valued the small size of the yearly intake of music students – accepting just three has meant I've really gotten to know both my course-mates and our tutors in a much more personal way than if we were in a bigger group. I have also loved the friendly and welcoming atmosphere that is so much part of LMH as a whole, but means that within tutorials interesting discussion flows freely and without reservations.
Zak Thomas Johnson, Music 2017
Prof Gascia Ouzounian
Fellow and Tutor in Music
Read more about Prof Gascia Ouzounian
Dr Thomas Hodgson
Departmental Lecturer and Organising Tutor in Music
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Dr Jonathan Packham
Stipendiary Lecturer in Music
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Brush strips for DIY dust boot [Archive] - CNCzone.com- Largest Forums for CNC Professional and Hobbyist alike!
I am in the process of making a dust boot for my four axis router table. Can anyone recommend a flexible brush strip and the source to purchase it from (preferably in the US to save on shipping?) Ideally a strip that can easily be bent into a 2.5" radius.
I have been looking at that page. Which one did you get, and are you happy with it?
this is the one I got, almost done cutting the parts for the shoe, I'll let you know how it goes.
I bought one of the vinyl strips when I was looking for a dust boot...although I guess something like that is preference.
I used this brush on mine and very pleased with it. I had built the shroud several years back and used neoprene strips for a while and then switched to this brush which works so much better.
How long is the replacement strip from Kent CNC?
I machined a circular groove in lexan and inserted and bonded the brush backing strip (plastic of some kind) into the groove with super glue. The backing is nice and flexible.
I just placed an order at McMaster for the same stuff as WoodSpinner (only I ordered the 3".) It's flexible without the steel backing. I'd be curious if it isn't the same stuff as the Kent CNC, after reading their note about supplier changing backing size. But at less than $20(including shipping) I'll give it a shot. I was going to order from a New Zealand company called Comac. But I thought they were very rude in the email correspondence.
Thanks for the replies. We'll see how it goes.
Well, I received my brush from McMaster yesterday. I am very happy with it so far. The binding is supposed to be .25 thick (I haven't measured it), I cut the slot in my dust boot .20 wide while waiting for the brush to arrive. I had to work it in with a flat screwdriver, but so far, I haven't need to glue it in.


Surprise Part Deux: the Duchess of Cambridge joined the Duke and Prince Harry for the Coach Core Graduation today. The engagement highlights 150 apprentices as they transition to the next phase of their athletic coaching careers and is very in line with the royal trio's endorsement and support of sports and encouraging physical activity with younger generations.
It marked the second time this week that Kate joined her husband and brother-in-law for an unannounced public appearance and comes just 24 hours after Kensington Palace announced that the planned tour of Norway and Sweden next month has been pushed until next year due to Kate's pregnancy-related HG.
"We know that William's an Aston Villa fan so whether it gets put on or not I don't know. Whether they'll let George do that I don't know! It was a gesture from us as a welcome to the club really. We were talking about the new stadium, football and what West Ham coming to the stadium has done for the area. It's so nice to speak to the royals.
Kate favored a style we've essentially already seen before, which is a Philosophy Di Lorenzo Serafini blazer over a black turtleneck, black jeans and black ankle boots. It's remarkable similar to what she wore to a RAF engagement back in February, though the boots appear to be new and the blazer today is blue and not red. Kate's a big believer in buying items she likes in multiple colors and, hey, who doesn't? Now, generally most of us are doing with that certain staples like jeans or sweaters, but Kate does it with cocktail dresses and blazers. Whatever works!
This blazer got mixed reviews over the winter, but I was actually a fan of it even though the length does make it a statement. I think I prefer it in red, but I don't mind it here. Perhaps because it's starting to get chilly and I'm recovering from a cold, but if I had to make a pop up appearance and be photographed from every angle when I wasn't feeling my best, I think I'd opt for a similar look.
Nothing else is officially on Kate's calendar over the next few weeks, but I would imagine we'll keep seeing her here and there when her health permits. At least for a while, I think our best bet is to keep an eye on William's calendar and see what Kate is able to join since solo engagements appear to be off the table for now.


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When the USPSTF issued mammography screening draft guidelines, the ACR took action.
Many observational studies have demonstrated the efficacy of women beginning mammography screenings at the age of 40. In addition, organizations such as the ACR and the Society of Breast Imaging have contended that the so-called "downsides" to starting screening at age 40 are overstated. Most instances in which patients may be recalled due to inconclusive findings result in nothing more than another mammogram or ultrasound being performed. Published studies show that anxiety from this process is short lived, has no lasting effects, and pales in comparison to the enormous benefits of catching breast cancer early to reduce mortality.
Despite these benefits, however, in April of this year the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) released draft recommendations assigning a "C" grade for women ages 40 to 49 receiving biennial mammograms, reserving the "B" grade for biennial mammograms for women ages 50 to 74. Because the Affordable Care Act does not require private insurers to cover screening tests with a USPSTF grade of "C" or lower, many insurers could drop coverage for women in their 40s and limit coverage to every other year for those 50 to 74. This would create a financial barrier to care for many women of screening age and likely result in thousands of unnecessary breast cancer deaths each year.
To counter the recommendations, the ACR took action. In a comment letter submitted during the task force's open comment period, the ACR outlined several problems with the recommendations, including the total exclusion of breast imagers from the task force's panel of experts. "The USPSTF panel did not include a single expert in breast cancer diagnosis or care," reads the comment letter. "This is unreasonable for a guideline with such important implications." Added to this was a lack of transparency about the decision-making process. Further, it is unclear whether comments from external reviewers were taken into account by the panel and, if they were, which comments were incorporated and which were discounted.
"We don't think the task force is doing a service to women by putting out recommendations like these," says Debra L. Monticciolo, MD, FACR, chair of ACR's Commission on Breast Imaging. Monticciolo is critical of the task force's process, which she calls opaque. "We've asked them to engage us and to listen to some of our concerns," she notes. "We're not asking them to accept everything because we know that nothing is perfect. But we thought they'd at least seek the input of people who are knowledgeable in breast cancer care."
In addition to the comment letter, the ACR took other measures to express its disapproval: the College issued a letter directly to President Obama and Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services Sylvia Burwell. The ACR also worked with Members of Congress and their staff in facilitating a letter signed by several high-ranking members of Congress addressed to Secretary Burwell. A separate a letter signed by members of the GOP Doctors Caucus to Secretary Burwell expresses similar concerns. The ACR supplemented these efforts by making the recommendations a major talking point during ACR 2015®, when over 600 College members advocated on Capitol Hill. In particular, members raised concerns with the 2009 and 2015 USPSTF process and recommendations related to breast cancer screening. They urged their Congressional representatives to support USPSTF transparency legislation that is currently making its way through Congress.
If the draft USPSTF recommendations are adopted in their current form, the effect will be to limit women's access to life-saving technology, reverse the decline in breast cancer morbidity and mortality, and cause undue suffering to women and their families facing breast cancer. The ACR has asked the task force to follow sound scientific reasoning and protect women's access to this vital screening tool.
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The parishioners at St. Brendan Catholic Church in Bothell got a shock this weekend: Instead of delivering a typical sermon, the Rev. Lawrence Minder told parishioners at three Masses Saturday and Sunday that he was sexually abused about 30 years ago by a priest.
He told the churchgoers that despite the fact that he reported the abuse, the alleged abuser wasn't removed from duty.
Minder, 43, also said he had been asked to undergo a psychological assessment that would be disclosed to the Archdiocese of Seattle and that he will refuse to do so and plans to resign, witnesses said.
"This came as a bombshell. We're all devastated," said parishioner Richard Foudray, 60. "There was an audible gasp at the Sunday Mass there was spontaneous crying at the Saturday Mass. People were devastated."
Seattle Archdiocese spokesman Greg Magnoni said he fielded a number of calls about Minder's announcements yesterday, but said the archdiocese has no information about Minder's statements. He confirmed that the archdiocese has asked Minder to undergo psychological evaluation. He said he can't discuss why the evaluation was requested because it is a personnel matter.
The archdiocese tried to contact Minder but by 4:30 p.m. yesterday had not heard from him, said Magnoni. Minder also did not return calls for comment on this story.
"Father Minder is a good priest," Magnoni said. "These reports are extremely troubling to us." At the moment, he said, "it's just uncertain as to what Father Minder did and what our response should be. ... He hasn't contacted us."
Minder spent a few months in the news media spotlight last spring when he helped bring the Tent City for homeless people to Bothell. He lived in the Tent City himself for a few weeks.
Minder did not name the person who allegedly abused him, nor the diocese that handled the claim, but according to two people at the Yakima Diocese, Minder lodged an abuse claim against a priest there.
Minder alleged he was abused by the Rev. Richard Scully as a teen, said Russell Mazzola, an attorney who serves as chairman of the Yakima Diocese's lay advisory board. Minder wrote to the diocese about the matter in 2003 and it was referred to the lay advisory board, Mazzola said.
It is unclear when Minder originally made his allegation.
According to the Dallas Morning News, the Amarillo Diocese hired Scully in 1989 after the Yakima Diocese sent him to a facility in Jemez Springs, N.M., that treats sexual offenders. The paper reported that the Yakima Diocese settled two claims filed against Scully, and that Scully recently took a medical retirement.
According to court documents, Scully was sued by a man identified as C.J.C., who said he was abused by Scully and another priest in 1980 and 1981 when he was an altar boy at St. Paul's Parish in the Yakima Diocese. According to the documents, "the abuse consisted of fondling and masturbatory acts performed on C.J.C. by the priests."
Minder became pastor of St. Brendan in 2001. Parishioners said he is extremely well liked and his announcements this weekend were met with dead silence -- then tears.
"There weren't many dry eyes in the church," said usher Gregory Schmidt, who has been a member of the parish for 27 years. "People were very upset by it."
"My heart just broke when he said he had been raped," said Kathleen Foudray, 58. "When he told us he was resigning his position, I felt like I had a death in the family."


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Q: Duplicated log on single request with a minus sign at the end I have a setup where one nginx does reverse proxy to a second one.
I observed in my logs, that one nginx sees two request but the second one sees just one of them. I also observed that the browser is just sending one request, so the duplication if exists, does not come from the client.
Here is a sample of the logs:
nginx_1  | 192.168.64.8 - - [15/Jul/2016:11:43:32 +0000] "GET /images/mypic1.jpg HTTP/1.0" 200 9402 "http://localhost/es" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/50.0.2661.94 Safari/537.36"
proxy_1  | 192.168.64.1 - - [15/Jul/2016:11:43:32 +0000] "GET /images/mypic1.jpg HTTP/1.1" 200 111773 "http://localhost/es" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/50.0.2661.94 Safari/537.36" "-"
proxy_1  | 192.168.64.1 - - [15/Jul/2016:11:43:32 +0000] "GET /images/mypic1.jpg HTTP/1.1" 200 111773 "http://localhost/es" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/50.0.2661.94 Safari/537.36"
proxy_1  | 192.168.64.1 - - [15/Jul/2016:11:43:32 +0000] "GET /images/mypic2.jpg HTTP/1.1" 200 25619 "http://localhost/es" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/50.0.2661.94 Safari/537.36" "-"
proxy_1  | 192.168.64.1 - - [15/Jul/2016:11:43:32 +0000] "GET /images/mypic2.jpg HTTP/1.1" 200 25619 "http://localhost/es" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/50.0.2661.94 Safari/537.36"
nginx_1  | 192.168.64.8 - - [15/Jul/2016:11:43:32 +0000] "GET /images/mypic2.jpg HTTP/1.0" 200 25619 "http://localhost/es" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/50.0.2661.94 Safari/537.36"

As you can see, proxy_1 is the nginx working as reverse proxy, and nginx_1 is the one receiving and processing the requests.
In the end of every duplicated line you can see a "-" that I don't know what it means. I suspect is doing some sort of rewriting I'm not aware of but don't understand how it happens.
Could you give me some clue about what is going on here?
Here I also provide the server config:
access_log /dev/stdout;
error_log /dev/stdout;

server {
    listen 7000;
    listen 80;

    client_max_body_size 24M;
    server_name *.rareconnect.org;

    include /etc/nginx/params/gzip_on;

    location / {
        include /etc/nginx/params/proxy_pass_local_rareconnect_org_8000;
    }
}

This is on top of the standard configuration of nginx:1.9.5 as appears in the official docker registry.
user  nginx;
worker_processes  1;

error_log  /var/log/nginx/error.log warn;
pid        /var/run/nginx.pid;

events {
    worker_connections  1024;
}

http {
    include       /etc/nginx/mime.types;
    default_type  application/octet-stream;

    log_format  main  '$remote_addr - $remote_user [$time_local] "$request" '
                      '$status $body_bytes_sent "$http_referer" '
                      '"$http_user_agent" "$http_x_forwarded_for"';

    access_log  /var/log/nginx/access.log  main;

    sendfile        on;
    #tcp_nopush     on;

    keepalive_timeout  65;

    #gzip  on;

    include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf;
}

Thanks in advance.

A: Looks like there are few records access_log. Can you check nginx.conf as well?

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Good luck to all! I'll "see" you tomorrow!


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Here goes some step by step images showing how I've achieved all the angles from early progress to conpletion. adding pieces, removing, sculpting, using car body filler, sanding priming and final paint coat.
I feel like starting to post some model making techniques that I have learnt over the years.
This post will explain briefly one of many ways of how I use body filler and chemiwood often to create positive and negative shapes that key in perfectly with each other.
In this example below I used chemiwood as a foundation to make that wrapping element, also used magic tape to seal the main block to make sure that eventually the filler doesn't stick to to the solid blocks, the I started filling the wrapping piece and after I was able to remove the the two pieces apart. When I then sculpted the wrapping piece and finished it accordingly. At that point I removed the tape from the main block and the wrapping piece fitted exactly around the blocks, thanks to the car body filler that filled all the gaps. The tape made sure the didn't stick together, which allowed me to finish the wrapping piece without the main blocks being in the way!
The economical downturn is certainly rolling at a steady pace, only looking gloomier the further we glimpse ahead.
It's made me realise that it's time to become flexible and allow new sprouts to eventually bloom. Perhaps with a degree of commitment, empathy and generosity as 'plant food' it may be a good start to encourage a future healthy growth.
I have finally got the urge to keep going with my weblog, which I stopped a few years back. Instead of dedicating this to my university and professional work alone. I will use it for all creative outputs that are channeled through my own experiences.. Professionally as well as Personal.
This new approach could be to show current models that I'm working on professionally, showing working processes and tricks of the trade.. Perhaps in an attempt to educate people who may be interested to learn more about model making and art in general.
On a personal level I will be posting progress paintings that I have been doing in my spare time, share artistic concepts, ideas that constantly bogle my mind..


Divorce is a difficult situation for anyone to go through, regardless of their level of resilience. Divorce is 100 times more troublesome with children involved. The last thing any parent wants is for their children to be impacted in some way as a result of their choices in life. Children are certainly resilient and they often get through the experience just fine but it is a parent's job to make sure that they do get through it. Sometimes, that may involve counseling while other times it doesn't. It really does depend on each family's specific situation.
When a divorce happens with children in the midst of everything, co-parenting is usually one of the explored points. When both parents want to be involved in their children's lives, then a certain schedule comes into play between the two parents. There are many people that have trouble making this work and it can make an already stressful situation more difficult to deal with. It can be hard to want to get along with your soon to be ex but it can be the best thing possible for the children involved. There a plenty of ways to ease into the situation to make life more pleasant for everyone involved. Check out these 20 steps for co-parenting when a divorce is finalized.
"Dad told me you were going to say bad things about him, my son said."
It's important to make sure your children know that you aren't going to disparage the other parent in front of them.
Even during more difficult times, kids need consistency and that includes rules. Those don't just go out the window because there is a divorce going on. Your kids are likely going to test your boundaries during this time, especially if they smell weakness. It is important to also be consistent in rules between the two households and that's something you have to work out with your ex. There are bound to be problems if there are different rules in two different households.
You may not like the fact that you have less time with your child now because your child has to see the other parent but the truth is, quality time is so much better than quantity. "You have a lot of control over the relationship you have with your child," says Paris, a divorce expert, "and [one-on-one time] isn't based just on the number of hours you spend with him."
It's also best to not get hung up on a perfect 50/50 split. Make a schedule that works out best for everyone and don't worry about the rest.
The best thing that you can do for your kids is to try to work as a team with your ex. That can certainly be hard if you don't like your ex but there are times where you have to put your feelings aside and do what's best for your child. Try to think of him more as a colleague that you dislike; sure you don't need to be friends but you still need to be able to solve problems together.
Make big decisions in person and not over text or email. Stay focused on the children and don't delve into any personal matters from your marriage.
We can't stress enough how important it is for your children to be on regular schedules now that they are in a co-parenting situation. It can be jarring for children to see their parents going through a divorce. Putting them on a consistent schedule, gives them a sense that things are more stable in their lives.
They need to know when they are at dad's house and when they will be back with you. Any changes need to be given to the children in advance because some children don't deal with change very well at all.
This is something that should be common sense. There is a good chance that part of getting a divorce was to take your children out of an atmosphere where they had to watch their parents fight all the time. So, why would you then continue to disagree in front of your children after the fact? You wouldn't want to do that.
The truth is, your children aren't divorcing their parents, they love both of you. Don't have arguments in front of them, let them love both their parents. You can save the arguing for a time when the children aren't around to hear it.
During this trying time, your kids need to know that everything is going to be okay no matter what. You are bound to have some strong feelings while you are going through a divorce and you may even burst into tears at times. It is okay for you to feel all your feelings during this time. You aren't invincible and you aren't expected to be strong every second of the day. You are also going to give your child permission to cry about things when they feel the need to. Don't bottle up your feelings and let your children express their even if that means they are mad at you.
There are going to be times where it feels very weird having your children gone from the house. All of a sudden you have free time and you don't know what to do with yourself. Let yourself grieve the loss of your family but then you need to start building a life for yourself says Christine Carter, Ph.D., a sociologist and senior fellow at UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center and the author of Raising Happiness: 10 Simple Steps for More Joyful Kids and Happier Parents.
"It's always hard in the beginning, but having time for yourself is a silver lining of divorce," Carter says.
When it comes to a divorce, it is your job to take care of your children. At no point should your children feel like they have to take care of you because you are falling apart. You can get plenty of support from friends and family around you. These are people you can lean on and talk to about the loneliness and the worries you feel about your life after divorce. One divorcing co-parent told Parents magazine that psychotherapy was "putting the pieces of myself back together."
Investing in yourself emotionally will not only help you to heal but help your children as well.
It can be easy during a divorce situation to lose your cool when you are talking to your ex. "I keep a running list of grievances on my computer," says Paris, "and by the time I talk to my ex, most of them no longer seem important enough to bring up."
It's very important not to put down your ex in front of your children, even though it may be tempting at times. Remember that they love their dad and it will hurt them to hear what you are saying.
"Remember that your child is half her father. When you call him a [bad name], you're essentially calling her that," says Carter.
Now that you are divorced, you need to figure out a way to communicate with your ex. It is not appropriate to use your children as messengers to relay information to your spouse. Don't involve your children in this at all. If there is a lot of conflict with your spouse than find another adult to act as a middle-man.
Psychologists recommend using "I" statements when speaking with your ex.
"I'm happy to talk with you about this later when you're not yelling" and then end the conversation quickly. You don't need to feel the need to defend yourself against your ex all the time. Don't worry about what your ex thinks of you.
You want to make sure your behavior isn't affecting your children in any way. "People going through divorce need to take the necessary time to grieve the end of this major relationship and remember that at one time, they loved or cared about the other parent," says Alison Willett, psychologist.
You may be thinking to yourself, "there is no way that's going to happen" but hear us out. You are going to have to deal with another person who will be helping to raise your child and that can be hard because you didn't have a choice in this person coming into your life.
"The unknown is [more daunting] than the known," Carter says. The best way to go about doing this is to ask to meet the new girlfriend or wife. You can express your concerns to your ex as well as the expectations you have for your children.
It can be easy to cast your ex as the bad guy because of the fact that you are divorcing him. It feels good to do that sometimes because it makes you feel vindicated about leaving that person. Your family may do the same by rallying by your side against your ex.
This can't be the case with your children. Don't make them choose a side, it forces them to hold an emotional burden that isn't meant for them. It's not your children's job to lighten your load. They should be kept out of it and allowed to continue to love their dad.
This should be another common-sense aspect to the divorce proceedings. By keeping a positive environment in your household, you can both help your children through a difficult time and also feel a lot better about everything as well.
Stay positive about the future and don't forget to keep a positive attitude towards your ex too. The kids have been through enough already and they need to see you and your ex to get along right now. No one expects you to love your ex after the divorce but by continuing the resentment, you will only hurt your children in the long run.
It can be easy to feel a little in over your head with the idea of your new life, especially if you are the parent that now has to primarily care for your child. It's very important that you remind your children during this time that you love them.
This time, more than ever, they need to know that their parents love them regardless of the divorce.
Take the time and make the effort to show them how much you love them. You may assume that your children know that you love them but you can never tell a child too many times that you love them.
Divorce is hard and it can be easy to lose hope that everything is going to be okay. There is nothing to say that your relationship with your ex can't improve now that you are separated from him. Anything is possible. If you are having trouble co-parenting with your ex, then you can consider counseling between the two of you. "When you're trying to fix your marriage, you're aiming for a total personality overhaul," Paris says. "In divorce, you're just trying to change discrete behaviors."
You may actually see an improvement in your relationship with your ex as well as in the co-parenting department.
You may feel a lot of guilt for putting your children through a divorce and you may also feel a lot of anger towards your ex for the experiences that you had as well. Guilt can make you want to be the fun parent who makes chores, homework, and discipline disappear.
You need to deal with your guilt so that you can be an effective parent again. It also wouldn't hurt to learn to forgive your ex for his role in the divorce. You don't have to love him again but letting go and forgiving will only benefit your life tremendously.
Now that you are divorced, you can look towards the future with newfound hope. This should not be a time to feel despair. Start making new goals for yourself so that you can build a new life for you and your children. You may feel lonely but you should remember that not all parents get to have a break. So, use that time to better yourself and give yourself some self-love. Pursue a new hobby or project and discover a new passion that you can throw yourself into.
You can find many ways of taking care of yourself and you will find that you will become happier and a happy parent is the best thing for your child.


Founder and creative director Andrew Winch, CEO Aino-Leena Grapin and non-executive chairman Clive Beharrell of Winch Design will take part in an armchair discussion at this year's Global Superyacht Forum. As Andrew Winch comments, "I am very pleased to be taking part in GSF in our 30th year, we have grown our business during the same time as The Superyacht Group has grown theirs. Martin [Redmayne] and I are both looking to the future."
The presentation, entitled 'A Creative Collaboration', will explore Winch Design's past projects, drawing on Winch's years of experience within the industry and gaining insight into the mind behind some of the world's most recognisable superyachts including Madame Gu, Slipstream, Phoenix and Ace. The presentation will be an opportunity to hear about the evolution of the brand, as well a commentary on the wider superyacht design world.
A goliath in superyachts, aviation and architecture, Andrew Winch and his eponymous studio Winch Design celebrated their 30-year anniversary in 2016, with the new appointment of Grapin in September. The panel presentation will look at the new influence of Grapin – who has previously worked at Paddle 8 and Christie's - and Beharrell on the studio.
With two new voices from outside of the industry, what direction will the new executive team and what do they expect from the future? Offering a fresh perspective on the market, the session will also consider what the superyacht industry can learn from parallel luxury brands, drawing on Grapin and Beharrell's previous positions within the art, retail and restaurant worlds.
Winch Design has also spearheaded the recent London to Monaco bike ride, with donations raised for Blue Marine Foundation, a charity close to Winch's heart, "I am passionate about protecting our oceans as they are the lifeline of what our clients enjoy about yachts," he comments, highlighting a key discussion point at this year's event. Winch continued, "With the added support from The Superyacht Group, who are contributing to our London to Monaco bike, we will hit our targets of raising £250k for the foundation."
Don't miss the Winch Design session on Monday 14 November at the Global Superyacht Forum. See the full programme and register here.
Image courtesy of Winch Design.


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Regulations in last two years against every telcom, says Vodafone CEO
By PTI Feb 26, 2019 9:48:03 AM IST (Updated)
Vodafone chief executive officer Nick Read, however, highlighted that its business in India has gone through a tough period but now, the company is well-positioned to play in the country with plans to invest in network and monetisation of assets.
British telecom major Vodafone on Monday alleged that regulatory outcomes in India over the past two years have been against every telecom operator except Reliance Jio.
Currently, in India, Vodafone operates as Vodafone Idea Ltd in partnership with Aditya Birla Group.
"I think we only asked for level-playing field in terms of regulations. Over the last two years, we had many regulatory outcomes that were against every one in the market except Jio. We made that point clear," Vodafone CEO Nick Read told reporters here in response to his views on the Indian regulatory and policy regime.
He, however, said the current level of mobile services rates are the lowest in India and not sustainable.
"All three players in the market are haemorrhaging cash... Pricing is the lowest (in India) in the world for now; average consumer is consuming 12 gigabits (GB) at price points you don't see anywhere else. Ultimately, pricing will go up, that does not mean it jumps, it will moderate," Read said.
Vodafone Idea has raised minimum tariff to Rs 35, increasing the company's average revenue per user by 1.5 percent on a quarterly basis to Rs 89.
The total debt of Vodafone Idea stood at Rs 1,23,660 crore at the end of December 31, 2018.
"Now, heavy discounting is going on. At the moment, we provide fantastic 4G service at the market and it is too early for 5G in terms of handset penetration.
If we bring in 5G now, we won't be using high amounts of handsets," Read said.
RIL, the promoter of Reliance Jio, also controls Network18, the parent company of CNBCTV18.com.
First Published: Feb 26, 2019 9:47 AM IST
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Rebecca Wallwork is a writer based in Miami Beach, Florida.
Journalist Rebecca Wallwork delves into the science, emotion and music of NKOTB's Hangin' Tough, with the help of music cognition experts, critics, producers and music industry pros. This is not a story about boy bands and truck-loads of cheesy merchandise; the book is an exploration of a watershed album and moment in pop culture history. It is a glimpse into the brain of not just New Kids fans, but into the minds and hearts of anyone who loves music.


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Shareholder Tencent offers to take Sogou private
Ayanti Bera Reuters
Jul 27, 2020 10:46AM EDT
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China's Sogou Inc said on Monday shareholder Tencent Holdings has made a preliminary offer to buy the rest of the web search firm it did not already control, in a deal that valued the company at about $3.5 billion.
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July 27 (Reuters) - China's Sogou Inc SOGO.N said on Monday shareholder Tencent Holdings 0700.HK has made a preliminary offer to buy the rest of the web search firm it did not already control, in a deal that valued the company at about $3.5 billion.
Tencent, which beneficially owns about 39.2% of the total issued and outstanding shares of Sogou, has offered $9 per share in cash, a premium of 56.5% to the last close of Sogou's U.S.-listed stock.
Sogou's shares climbed to $8.39 in early morning trade.
The company was founded in 2005 by Sohu.com Inc SOHU.O and generates revenue mainly through search advertising services. Its Chinese rivals include Baidu Inc BIDU.O and Alibaba's BABA.N UCWeb.
Sogou made its debut on the U.S. market in November 2017 and raised $585 million at $13 per share.(https://reut.rs/3f5J1GW)
Tencent intends to finance the transaction with cash on hand and has won the backing of Sohu CEO Charles Zhang, who owns about 6.4% of Sogou, the Chinese tech giant said in a letter addressed to the target's board.
A special committee of the board, composed solely of independent directors, will consider the proposal, Sogou said.
(Reporting by Ayanti Bera in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli and Sriraj Kalluvila)
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Q: Is there a way to limit the amount of records my mapreduce(JAVA) job produces? Lets say I want to produce only 1000 records from my mapreduce program.
I have multiple mappers going into one reducer, so limiting the number of records coming from mapper isn't an option.
Does mapreduce have some built in function where I can do something like
HCatOutputFormat.setOutput(job, OutputJobInfo.create(dbName, tbName, partitionValues)).limit(1000);

or something similar like that?

A: You can use inbuilt MAP_OUTPUT_RECORDS counter for that.
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Mussel Seeding
One of Atlantic Canada and Prince Edward islands most successful crops are farm raised mussels but if mussels are farm-raised how do the farmers plant them? Where do you get a mussel seed anyway and where do you plant it? On this episode of Food Country we find out!
The cold clear waters around Prince Edward Island are some of the most pristine on the planet. Their nutrient-rich purity supports a variety of thriving fisheries including mussels — both wild and farmed. Wild mussels are found attached to every wharf and many exposed rocks above the tidal line. Mussel farming is really about encouraging mussels to do what already comes naturally.
It takes almost two years to cultivate delicious farmed fresh blue mussels. The spawning season runs from May to July, varying slightly between provinces. Males release billions of sperm into the water triggering females to release millions of eggs. The fertilized eggs quickly develop into free-swimming larvae, floating in the water for 21 to 30 days depending on where they are grown.
During this time, mussel growers like Bob Fortune prepare special collectors made of frayed rope suspended in the water by buoys. The larvae easily attach themselves to these surfaces.
By September, the mussels have grown enough to be collected, taken ashore, sorted and transferred into a tubular mesh material called a sock, which can be anywhere from six to 20 feet long (2 to 6 metres).
The socks are returned to the 'farm' then left suspended in the water for anywhere from 18-30 months depending on the site and the province. During this time, the mussels move to attach themselves to the outside surface of the mesh.
By creating these ideal conditions for their mussels our farmers are able to avoid the pitfalls of wild mussels. The mussels are not exposed to predators on the ocean floor and by being suspended in the water column live in a virtual buffet of nutrients that encourages their rapid tasty growth.
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Students explore the environmental aspects of farming at the O'Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm and work to reduce food waste by partnering with Stanford Earth's Matt Rothe, co-founder of the FEED Collaborative.
Earth Systems graduate Sophie Christel, BS '15, MS '17, produced a video about Stanford's efforts to reduce potable water use while she worked as an intern with the Office of Sustainability.
A recent ceremony honored 33 prize winners representing 26 departments from the three Stanford schools with undergraduate programs – Humanities and Sciences; Engineering; and Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences.
Nevle's nomination letters from students and alumni noted that "he treats his students with the utmost respect, running his classes as a conversation designed to leave both sides richer, and not a one-way exchange."
Dean Pamela Matson commended graduating students for their accomplishments, emphasizing their ability to have a lasting impact in the years ahead.
Stanford Earth's Mid-Career Alumni Award is offered annually to alumni 45 years and younger who have made significant contributions to civil, government, business, or academic communities.
Stanford Earth alumna Jessica Watkins, one of NASA's newest recruits, says she's ready — but only if there's a ride back.
Stanford Earth lecturer Dan Reineman wins the Walter J. Gores Award, the university's highest teaching honor, for "being a beacon of light and positivity for students."
Dean Pamela Matson was awarded an honorary degree from McGill University at its 2017 commencement. Matson's research addresses the sustainability of agricultural systems and the vulnerability of people and places to climate change.
Dean Pamela Matson was awarded an honorary degree from Princeton University at its 2017 commencement. Matson is described as "an Earth saver, working tirelessly to achieve a sustainable future for our planet."
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne and Provost Persis Drell write about how Stanford has joined other Ivy-Plus universities in signing a statement to tackle climate change.
Stanford Earth's Dustin Schroeder researches new ways of observing, understanding, and predicting the configuration of ice sheets using ice-penetrating radar data.
Schroeder discusses his cutting-edge research that uses radar technology to understand how rapidly changing ice sheets contribute to sea level rise, a result of warming temperatures that threatens coastal communities and habitats around the world.
Graham has developed seminal research in the field of sedimentation and tectonics and has mentored generations of graduate students.


In 1991 Mike co-founded Mather Jamie with Martin Ward and was a Director until stepping down in 2007 to work on a part time consultancy basis. During the early 1980`s Mike concentrated his professional working on purely the Commercial and Industrial markets forging a strong Loughborough based business. He played a major role in shaping the towns industrial estates working closely with developers and investors and this earned him the affectionate title of `Mr Loughborough` from his professional colleagues and clients.
In more recent times Mike has provided advice to land-owners bringing forward a number of major commercial and Residential schemes across the East and West Midlands. His role in the town of Rugby has guided much of the town`s Northerly expansion working alongside main-stream house builders and commercial developers.
In his spare time Mike has a love for fishing and is a season ticket holder and supporter of Nottingham Forest …. something not to shout too loudly about when working in Leicester.


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The Turtleman visits Board Livestock Farm
When a man walks into a room wearing camo pants with a large Bowie knife on his hip, an Indian bead necklace, and a black leather hat with a raccoon tail hanging off the back, he tends to stand out. When he also lets out a wildman yodel/yelp, he really stands out. Well, that is unless your name is Ernie "the Turtleman" Brown, Jr. In Brown's case, it is his signature style, and there was no mistaking who had walked through the door last Wednesday, when he made his way to the Kentucky Land Company office in Irvington.
He had come to meet with brothers Danny and Derrick Board in search of "Turtlezilla." The Board's own and operate Board Livestock Farms, which straddle the Meade-Breckinridge County line. Their cattle pastures offered Brown a smorgasbord of ponds to look for a legendary sized snapping turtle, and it didn't take long for him to find one suitable to explore. Stripped down to his camo pants, the Turtleman raced to the water with his signature yelp trailing behind, as he sprinted towards a snapping turtle's bubble trail he had spotted in the middle of the pond. It took no time at all until he was working a snapper towards the bank with his bare hands, pronouncing, "We have some live action right here!" Sticking his head under a mass of algae to find the animal's head, Brown snatched the turtle from the water with his yelp filling the air.
This is much the way it went for the rest of the afternoon. Using only his hands to poke and prod through thick aquatic vegetation at times, Brown pulled several "slider" turtles out of multiple ponds along with several snappers as well. He even went so far as to take the largest snapper he caught that day, "hypnotized" it, and reached down holding the snapper's mouth shut, as he kissed it repeatedly on the nose.
Brown hopes to start a new web based show later this year. He made it clear that he plans on coming back to continue his search for the big one that got away in a deep water pond that day with his film crew. The Lebanon, Kentucky native seemed quite satisfied with the snapping turtle presence in the area and confident that there was a big one to be caught.
The Turtleman became a household name during Brown's four seasons staring in the Animal Planet series "Call of the Wildman." After spending half the afternoon with him, I will say that the man on that show and the man in real life is one in the same. It's not an act for an audience; it's just who the man is. Whether talking about wrestling a kangaroo; the deaths of his sidekicks, Squirrel and Neal, his dog, Lolly and sister, all last year; or any of his other adventures, he always finds a way to keep his tone upbeat and with a smile on his face with foul language never present regardless of the topic of his excitement. He is just a genuine man, through and through. What you see is what you get regardless of how big or small his audience may be. Which is leaves no surprise as to why adults, children, and even this reporter who tagged along all left that day with nothing but admiration for the Turtleman that day.
If you would like to see footage of Turtleman snatching snappers from the Board's pond last week, you can go to the Messenger's webpage, www.meadecountyky.com, and view a condensed video of the "live action."


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I feel like there's a 90% chance that you were reacting to the show as intended. A lot of reality TV seems intended for people to laugh at the dumb decisions of the people on the show.
As of 25 april 2019, the symmetry bug is also present in 1.7.0. Sorry to be a downer, wish you well.
I hadn't tested it prior to my post; while looking through the mod files, I came across that config and got curious to know if it would work on my RSS/RO modpack. Wasn't aware dust colours had been updated to use a different system. But I'll report back if I come across any problems.
@Jestersage, @Boyster Thanks! Got it sorted.
I am probably the wrong person to make a forum post. I'm not on here enough to do the type of stuff that is needed by that person.
Open Steam and navigate to your Steam Library. Right-click on Kerbal and select Properties. Select the Updates tab and uncheck the Enable Steam Cloud synchronization option. Click Close. If you want you can go to Steam Settings and disable the default option as well for all games. And Remember Google is your friend(maybe? :D).
But it is working with 1.7 just fine right?
Someone else tried that and met with your problem. Part of the nature of the affected USI modules must be incompatible with WBI's swapping mechanism. I recently tried a probe core template but that failed, maybe for the same reason. There may be an integral mechanism that doesn't like being hot-swapped. That said, I'm glad things went well otherwise.
wait is the wolf an update into mks mod or a completely separate reboot on colonization and ls?
Nay. When the head suddenly stops, the brain keeps moving and splashes against the skull wall from inside, getting an inertial damage. A vibration is just a sequence of changes of the acceleration sign.
Of course. The fact that the KSP-RO team maintains the mod does not mean that RO is required by any means. The RealPlume-StockConfigs repository is also part of the KSP-RO organization but of course has nothing to do with RO or the rest of the realism mods. Probably because it was just officially released. Speaking of which, @pap1723 could you create a new thread for KJR? This one has run its course and the OP cannot be updated anymore.
looks awesome. Is this only for the stock game or does it have support for planet packs?
then, the next question becomes..where is the forum post so others, the ones who dont use ckan for example, know it exists and can then check it out?
(emphasis mine) I'm not sure I understand the implications of not being able to reallocate W.O.L.F. outputs. What happens as the base expands or changes roles and the resource/production chain changes?
It works, I just installed and tested it on a non-RO game. You can use it without RO.
now the question becomes..does it work WITHOUT Realism Overhaul? or is that required? further..why isnt this otherwise made known elsewhere on the forums? afterall..cant use it if we dont even know it exists, as not everyone uses ckan.
forget the goal. I think it would be fine if we just make the station real.


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12/03/2018 A feminist's guide to Paris
By Alison Hird
Olympe de Gouge, Marie Curie, Simone de Beauvoir, Marguerite Durand, George Sand ... such women have contributed to the social, political and artistic development of Paris. But they don't pop up in your average guide book. The Guide de Voyage has changed that, giving women their rightful place in the history of the French capital.
"As a tourist I never found the information I was looking for when I visited a country or city," says Charlotte Soulary. "And I wanted to know more about the women in history in society, in culture."
So she wrote her own guide book.
The Guide de Voyage takes tourists around Paris through the eyes of 50 women, influential in the fields of politics, science and the arts.
Women like the feminist and political activist Olympe de Gouge.
When she found the 1789 Declaration of human rights didn't sufficiently take women into consideration, she drafted her own Declaration of women's rights.
Her activism cost her her life and she was guillotined just a few days after Marie Antoinette.
You can visit both women's cells at the Conciergerie, which was used as a prison during the French revolution.
"For us right now, the feminists of the 21st century, [de Gouge] was a very important person because she paved the way for our mobilisation, especially for legal rights," says Soulary. "You have to wait to 1946 to have it included in the French constitution and it's only after the Second World War that French women could vote and be elected. So she was really, really among the first ones to begin this fight."
The invisibility of women
"You have many important women who participated in history, a lot of women's heritage, but it's less visible than men's heritage in Paris," says Soulary pointing to Hôtel de Ville (City Hall).
The Paris powerhouse sends out a very clear message about the place of women.
The facade is adorned with statues of important men; the women are tucked down the side, facing the Seine, obscured by trees.
They include writer Madame de Sevigné, Manon Roland - who played an important role in the French Revolution - writer and philosopher Germaine de Staël and artist Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun.
Vigée-Lebrun was a famous woman artist and portraitist of Marie Antoinette.
"An impressive figure because she managed to life from her art," says Soulary. That was very rare at the time since women were not allowed to study fine art or attend anything other than still-life classes.
"You can see some of her work in the Louvre. You only have around 20 female artists there and when I did the book I struggled to find them."
Soulary's done the hard work so you, dear reader, will not have to.
George Sand and the female perspective
Other highlights include the 19th century writer Aurore Dupin, better known by her male pseudonym George Sand. The Luxembourg Gardens has a statue of her reading.
Sand wrote more than 70 novels and published her first book, Indiana, in 1832, under the pseydonym G Sand. The story of a woman trapped in marriage, Soulary says it was quite shocking at the time for a book to be written from a female perspective.
Dupin was also involved in the 1848 revolution and founded a journal called La Cause du peuple (The People's Cause) in which she developed her vision of democracy.
"It was a way to contribute to political debate at a time when women couldn't contribute officially," says Soulary.
Writing by women for women
For France's largest collection of feminist writings and journals, Soulary takes you to Paris's 13th arrondissement and the Marguerite Durand library.
On her death in 1936 the militant feminist, actress and journalist handed over all her archives to the city of Paris. You'll find magazines like La Spectatrice (early 18th century), La femme libre (1832) and La voix des femmes (1848) as well as all the archives of La Fronde, the magazine Durand founded in 1897.
"At that time she said that as the main newspapers didn't cover women's issues or important women, she would make a newspaper which would only cover women's issues and would only be owned by women and written by women," Soulary explains.
A political activist during the suffragette movement, Durand made a symbolic statement by standing for election.
Improving gender equality through tourism
There are many more women to discover. Some like Miss.Tic are leaving a very visible print on the city through street art, mainly in the 14th arrondissement.
Ultimately, the book offers a more gender-balanced perspective on the city.
"The idea is really to improve gender equality using the world of travel and tourism and I think to improve gender equality you have to know more about women, what they did in the past, what they do in the present.," its author comments.
And that knowledge should give women and men a better understanding of society as a whole.
"I think we'll have a new view about our society and we'll understand better the future we can create."
Soulary's guide book is part of an international blogging network where women from all over the world write about improving gender equality through travel.
Guide de voyage is a non-profit and the book was published through crowdfunding. They hope to publish a version in English.
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Appealing to the hearts of people who run a heartless system won't further the progressive agenda.
Another Sanders run could stoke productive tensions between grassroots activism and electoral politics.
Tuesday's election results were driven by grassroots enthusiasm for progressive policies, not centrism.
A French television program tackles the tough questions of compliance and resistance.
It's the first time that the federal government has allowed military drones to utilize a commercial airport, and won't be the last time.
Efforts to portray Trump as Putin's flunky have given Trump huge incentives to prove otherwise.
The nation's biggest labor federation, AFL-CIO, has continued to serve the fossil fuel industry.
Ramstein, Germany, is the hub for the United States' global drone war, from North Africa to South Asia.
Elite media often blur distinctions between right-wing populism and progressive populism.
Here is a condensed version of President Obama's speech from the Oval Office on Sunday night, unofficially translated into plain English.


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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Night Care Assistant and Night Senior Care Assistant to join a newly built Care Home that is located in Hertfordshire.
The newly built home specialises in various residential and nursing care for elderly people that have dementia and other complex needs.
The successful Carer will receive a competitive salary of £7.70 - £9.00 per hour depending on experience with great additional benefits such as an option to apply for Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship; stakeholder pension; childcare vouchers and many more.
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A calm, sunny day along Lake Erie in Port Clinton on Nov. 20, 2018.
Gov. Mike DeWine announced Thursday he is proposing a new water quality fund to spend $900 million over 10 years.
The governor said it will be included in the budget proposal he's releasing today.
DeWine said he wants some of the money to go for restoring wetlands. That appears to open up a possible source of funding for the city of Sandusky, which has drawn up plans with state officials for restoring wetlands in the Sandusky Bay area.
The governor unveiled details of his H2Ohio Initiative in a Thursday morning speech before the Impact Ohio Toledo Regional Conference, hosted at the Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel.
He also pushed for approval of his entire proposed 18 cents a gallon gas tax hike, saying that an Ohio House bill approving a tax hike of about 10 cents falls short of what's needed.
Last year, state Rep. Steve Arndt, R-Port Clinton, and former state Sen. Randy Gardner proposed a statewide bond issue for water quality projects. The proposal didn't gain support from Gov. John Kasich, but Mike DeWine promised to support it during his campaign for governor.
DeWine mentioned that during his speech Thursday, but said he'd decided to go in a different direction for the funding source.
Rather than borrow money with a bond issue, DeWine said he'd prefer to set aside $900 million this year to be spent over 10 years, with $85 million to be spent the first year, saving the state the cost of repaying interest.
While the governor said he wants to pay for water quality projects all over Ohio, he said he would emphasize Lake Erie, which has been battling a harmful algal bloom problem.
The governor mentioned he wants to spend some of the H2Ohio money to rebuild wetlands, which help filter out the nutrients that feed harmful algal blooms.
That sounded like good news for Eric Wobser, Sandusky's city manager. Sandusky and the Office of Coastal Management have been working on a Sandusky Bay Initiative to restore local wetlands.
Those plans will be completed in six months, Wobser said.
"They will be finished in time for next year's budget," said Wobser, who vowed to pursue any available state funds.
When DeWine met with reporters after his speech, he was asked if he would consider additional regulation to deal with the water runoff that feeds algal blooms in the lake.
"We'll look at this as we move forward," he said.
DeWine said he would listen to experts and said he'll also listen to the farm community, an important part of the Ohio economy.
"I would envision incentives for them to make sure they are farming in a manner that does not cause as much nutrients to flow into the lake," DeWine said.
The governor told his audience he'll continue to push for the full 18 cents a gallon gas tax hike he's proposed and said he considers that a conservative proposal.
He said the previous administration made up for the shortfall in road funds by borrowing money. Ohio now has a $4 billion transportation debt, and the state's credit card for roads is "maxed out," he said.
New money is needed for new construction, and to target roads that are safety hazards, he said.
Everybody in the audience can probably name a dangerous intersection or road near their home, and wonders, "Why don't they fix it?" DeWine said.
"There's nothing more important than making sure our family members get home," DeWine said.
DeWine and his wife, Fran, have had eight children. One of them, Rebecca A. DeWine, 22, died in an automobile accident in 1993.


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