The Mini Adventure Safari Tour is about one and a half hours duration and will take you along the Murchison River on Murchison House Station.
The Mini Adventure Safari takes about 1.5 hours and will take you along the Murchison River on Murchison House Station.
This lovely couple is well over 80 years young, and loved their quad bike ride with Kalbarri Quadbike Safaris.
Quad bike adventures are a wonderful family outing with Kalbarri Quadbike Safaris.
Our quadbike are comfortable for a passenger to enjoy their ride with Kalbarri Quadbike Safaris.
We can take you all sorts of places. No long boring tracks with Kalbarri Quadbike Safaris.
Adventures with Kalbarri Quadbike Safaris is something all the family can enjoy.
There is always something to see, and our spectacular wildflower season is a wonderful time to capture nature in a photo.
The Mini Adventure Safari is great to give you an idea of what it is like to ride a quadbike. It is particularly suitable for families with very young children (four years and up), and for seniors who just want to have a go [imagine what the grand children are going to say when you show them your pictures!].
Going on a quad bike safari tour is one of the great fun things to do in Kalbarri with kids (minimum recommended age is 4 years old) and will be the highlight of your family holiday. Why not book today?
PS: The senior gentleman and his lovely wife had the photo in this gallery taken in 2011. They returned this year, 2016 and enjoyed the ride again. Age is no barrier .... to adventure and fun!
The cost is $80 per bike, plus $40 for a passenger (child passengers 10 years and under $25 ).
A bottle of water and home made biscuits are part of the service.


Leroy "Mike" Minlschmidt is a World War Two Veteran. On Friday, he got to feel the wind in his hair as a part of a birthday Harley ride.
Minlschmidt used to enjoy riding a bike and he fondly remembers traveling the country on a motorcycle, with his wife as a companion.
"It's been a long time since I had a motorcycle ride," said Leroy "Mike" Minlschmidt for Fox11.
"I used to enjoy riding on the bike" he said. "Wherever we stayed I'd unload the bike and travel. My wife rode behind with me".
Appleton Harley-Davidson provided Minlschmidt's 'chariot' Friday during a special event at Brookdale Senior Living in Grand Chute.
It was a sort of a late birthday party for him!
"He has a real passion for Harley-Davidson and was hoping for a ride for his birthday and we're here to accommodate him with that," said Joshua Doughty, the president of Appleton Harley-Davidson.
Check out the video report from Fox11!


Manroland Sheetfed GmbH is a leading global producer of sheetfed offset printing presses and related technologies for commercial, packaging and publishing applications.
Founded in 1871 on the finest traditions of German engineering excellence, the company is a global watchword for quality, precision and supreme reliability.
As the chosen partner of many leading print houses around the world Manroland Sheetfed GmbH, together with its in-house R&D department, network of sales and service partners and over 40 own subsidiaries worldwide, is continuing to help ensure profitability and growth for its customers in these rapidly changing times with an array of innovative, cutting edge solutions and with service levels second to none.
Manroland Sheetfed GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of the privately owned UK engineering group, Langley Holdings plc.


As a part of the Interactive Hackfest during the INTERACTIVE Festival 2017 the Cologne Legal Hackathon unites the worlds of lawyers and software developers. At the hackathon we are looking for innovative concepts and prototypes for sustainable application in everyday legal practice.
Even the law becomes digital – On August 17 and 18, we build the bridge between the latest technical possibilities and the needs and challenges of today's legal market. Supported by legal knowledge engineers and laywers with technical expertise we will build teams, generate new ideas and will – of course – pitch those in front of a jury. This jury of experts awards prizes to the most future-oriented concepts and prototypes. The winning teams will be rewarded with: 1000Euro, 500Euro, 250Euro each per 1st, 2nd and 3rd place as well as the popular hack.institute goodiebags, and on top of it all a c/o pop festival ticket for a great after show party.
MADRID – July 2017 – If you have an idea to improve justice through technology, you can submit it, win a prize, and materialize it during the hackathon that will take place this year in November. During the whole summer, any citizen willing to do so can participate to the ideas competition that has been launched by the Instituto de Innovación Legal in the framework of its program Justiapps #HackTheJustice.
Many people complain about problems in the Justice system, but very few take some time to think about possible solutions, and even fewer take the step to go from the idea to the action and effectively build the solution. This is why the Instituto de Innovación Legal has endeavored, with the second edition of the program Justiapps #HackTheJustice, to call all those who have a good idea to improve justice that can be materialized with technology to enroll in the competition.
Apart from the prizes, winners will be entitled to participate to the hackathon #HackTheJustice that will take place in November where, along with legal and tech professionals, they will be able to transform their idea into a tangible reality.
For this second edition, all the ideas submitted to the competition must fit in one of the following categories: inclusive justice, accessibility and understanding of legal documents, improvement of the functioning of the Justice system, tools to support legal professionals, cybersecurity, conflict resolution, data protection, fight vs gender violence, and e-commerce legal security.
The jury made of sponsors, tech and legal experts, will vote for the best ideas that will receive a prize and enter the next phase: hackathon. Criteria for selection will be originality of the idea, importance of the problem it intends to solve, chances of success of the technological development, etc.
Justiapps #HackTheJustice is a program organized by the Instituto de Innovación Legal to promote legaltech entrepreneurship, to create an ecosystem where technology and law empower each other, and to involve citizens in the strengthening of the Spanish rule-of-law state and in building a better justice. It is made by a series of events and activities such as the four Innotech Debates (two have taken place already, one on Client Experience in Law Firms and another on How to build apps for lawyers), a Forum on Justice and Open Data, this ideas competition for students and citizens, the hackathon, and the incubation of the resulting projects.
The program Justiapps #HackTheJustice is sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Justice, Thomson Reuters, Everis, Amazon, Ilunion, KPMG Abogados, Spanish Association of Telecom Engineers, tuAppbogado, Docxpresso and BBVA, and supported by many institutions as Novagob, Fide, Madrid Bar Association and the Centro Universitario Villanueva. It was officially inaugurated on May 29th at the Ministry of Justice Headquarters in Madrid.
The Instituto de Innovación Legal's main purpose is to bridge the gap between legal industry and technology. It serves its purpose of creating an ecosystem where tech and legal professionals work together by providing support to the legaltech entrepreneurs to make their projects come true, promoting open innovation in law firms and institutions, organizing training sessions and workshops to foster tech and law skills, and researching and evangilazing on the benefits of legal innovation among companies, citizens and institutions.
Special ticket price for ELTA members: Buy your ticket for approx. €375 (CHF 399) until 15 March 2017!
Explore the transformation of the legal industry and join us to discuss and debate current and future accelerations in the new business and technology of law. Be ready. Get involved. Partner up.
The Legal Industry Forum brings all parties of the legal community to the table: corporate counsels, practicing lawyers, legal entrepreneurs and investors.
Selected international speakers present and debate the latest trends and events in the innovation of the legal market: Kenneth A. Grady (USA), Jeroen Zweers (The Netherlands), Daniel Biene (Germany), Mark Holmes (England), Peter Carayiannis (Canada), Ian Dodd (England), and many more.
Ready or not, Innovation and New Tech is also happening in the legal market. Digital platforms for acquisition, online service providers, and a variety of new products and automated processes are shaking the foundations of the legal industry. With these trends, future lawyers will be assisted or even replaced by new technology and the shift to digital will transform both legal services and legal businesses.
The world is changing. Businesses are more demanding. Fee models are evolving. New technologies are emerging. And the pressure is on for law firms and legal businesses to operate more efficiently and effectively. Technology is disrupting (and enabling) the practice of law, which is why we are hosting the Legal Innovation & Technology Festival.
Legal Innovation & Tech Fest is a collaboration between the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) and The Eventful Group, and in association with the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC Australia). Legal Innovation & Tech Fest is unique because there are NO vendors speaking – all content is delivered exclusively by In House Counsel, Lawyers, CIO's and Innovation and Strategy leaders.
Is Legal Tech the next hot Investment Bet?
Is Legal Tech the next golden opportunity for investors? This meetup wants to focus on Legal Tech from an investor's perspective. Is Legal Tech at all interesting for angel/VC investors? And why? What are investors looking for before investing in Legal Tech startups? How can Legal Tech founders attract external money? And should they? Our next meetup will address these questions and more. Join us for this interesting debate and networking event.
This meetup is organized by ELTA and kindly sponsored by C.H.Beck.
Already in its fifth year, the CodeX FutureLaw Conference at Stanford Law School, California, will address technology-driven changes to the legal profession. Lawyers, engineers, legal start-ups, and investors who are working at the top of this transformation will meet at CodeX to discuss the future of the legal market. Join an exclusive travel group on an excursion to Stanford, the Silicon Valley and San Francisco and meet leading innovators from the worldwide Legal Tech scene. In addition to the conference itself, there will be an extensive support programme at Silicon Valley and interactive workshops with US-Legal Tech start- ups waiting for you.The excursion is organized by Soldan and Wolters Kluwer.
From February 8th to 10th 2017 the Berlin Legal Tech will take place. The three day event begins with a hackathon, where lawyers and software developers will jointly identify problems and develop solutions. Accompanied by legal knowledge engineers, lawyers with technical expertise, ideas will be generated in an open format, teams created around shared interests and the concepts and prototypes will be pitched in a friendly competition. The most convincing and forward-thinking contributions will be awarded by an expert jury.
The actual conference – the Berlin Legal Tech 2017 – will take place on February 10th. The winners of the hackathon will present their ideas and products and renowned speakers will have the opportunity to give their view on how the digital revolution will affect law and legal practice in the near and far future.
Meet ELTA's board member Micha Bues at the conference, who is going to attend the conference as a speaker.
The term "Machine Learning" was unheard of in most law firms years, or even months ago. Now it seems almost every discussion around the "digital law firm" or legal tech revolves around this topic. Simply throwing the term "Machine Learning " into a discussion guarantees attention and excitement. The media continuously reports that Machine Learning will either destroy the legal profession or lift it up to new heights. Comparatively, there has been very little discussion on what this developments actually means for law firms and, perhaps most importantly, how they could get Machine Learning ready.
The term "Machine Learning" is also often used interchangeably with Artificial Intelligence. Thus before we dive into the question of how law firms could get Machine Learning ready I want to briefly highlight the differences between Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence is the broader concept of machines being able to carry out tasks in a "smart" or "intelligent" way.
Machine Learning is a current application of AI that "gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed" (Arthur Samuel, 1959). Machine learning is closely related to (and often overlaps with) computational statistics, which also focuses in prediction-making through the use of computers.
The use of Machine Learning is already changing business in virtually every industry. Even though the likelihood of self-directed, quasi-intelligent computational robots emerging in the foreseeable future is extremely low, Machine Learning can provide huge benefits in the day-to-day business. Over the next 5 to 10 years, the biggest business gains will stem from the gathering and sourcing of data and providing this data in new products and/or business models to the customers/client. Machine Learning will accelerate and facilitate finding patterns and automate value extraction in many areas.
So how can a law firm start to use Machine Learning?
Machine Learning is perfectly suitable for repetitive processes. Therefore, the first step is to analyze processes in a law firm in order to detect tasks, procedures and decisions that are repeated frequently and consistently. This could be, for instance, various tasks in a Due Diligence (DD) process. A DD process comprises of every task, procedure or decision that is done, followed or made from the initial contact with the client and the delivery of the DD report. After having identified these processes it is vital to gather as much data as feasible around them. This is the kind of data that can be used to fuel Machine Learning in the future.
Machine Learning won't be suitable for all processes. It is not a solution for every type of problem. There are a lot of problems and areas where robust solutions may be developed without using Machine Learning techniques. Machine Learning is, for instance, not required if you can determine a target value by using simple rules, computations, or predetermined steps that can be programmed without needing any data-driven learning. Often these robust solution suffice to gain transparency and reliability.
Large-scale problems arise: ML solutions are effective at handling large-scale problems. A smaller set of data (documents etc.) might be handled manually or with rule-based solution. This however becomes impossible for millions of documents.
The joint study on "Digital Economy & Law" prepared by the German Association of General Counsel (Bundesverband der Unternehmensjuristen) and commercial law firm CMS in Germany published in late 2016 addresses the legal challenges presented by digital transformation and the effects on corporate legal departments. For the survey 1,050 companies were contacted, 305 answered the questionnaire, resulting in a return of 29.0 %. Findings are based on the opinions of German corporate legal departments from 25 branches. The study thus represents a broad spectrum of the German economy.
The majority of in-house legal departments (roughly 69.9%) agrees that digital transformation is having a considerable influence on their company. Nonetheless, tendency shows: The larger the company, the stronger the sense of impact. Companies and groups with an annual turnover of EUR 10 billion and more consider that the consequences of digital technology are particularly far-reaching. When asked whether the digital transformation offers more opportunities than risks, there also is a clear picture: Most of those asked expect a positive impact. On a scale of 1 (high risks) to 10 (large opportunities) two-thirds assess the situation at 7 or higher. Conversely, the group which considers that the development conceals risks, is very small at 6.3%.
In-house lawyers still see a long way to go, both with regards to their own abilities and skills, as well as competences relating to digitalisation. For example, only roughly a quarter of in-house legal departments considers that they are "very well" (4.5%) or "well" (23.3%) prepared for the challenges brought about by digital transformation. Nearly half (48.5%) award themselves a 3 (on a German school scale of 1 to 6, 1 being the top mark). The most frequently named reasons given by the in-house legal departments for not being best prepared for digitalisation are as fol-lows: The existing budget is too low and urgently required resources are not available. In addi-tion, the topic of digitalisation has frequently not percolated through sufficiently, so that the measures required are not undertaken. Some other critical issues are: not enough willingness to change, colleagues are too old for the topic, lack of in-service training, slow adaptability.
Today, on average nearly every third member of in-house legal departments (31.4%) is involved with digital topics. They use 1/5 to 2/5 of their available time for aspects and issues relating to digitalisation. Barely 1/5 of those asked (17.1%) have a digital work focus, defined as more than 60% of their time spent on digital aspects. It is agreed that the digital economy requires, among other things, additional competencies, new focuses and more resources. However, not even eve-ry 10th company (9%), is setting aside a higher budget for this aspect. But the few companies which do allocate additional funds for digital transformation in their legal departments are aim-ing to increase their legal budget by quite significant 18.9%.
The answer to the demand for more resources does not have to be an increase in personnel. Thus, 39.9% of those taking part in the study hope to compensate for the extra work caused by digitalisation with improved processes and organisation, including the use of Legal Tech. Thanks to digital technology, it is possible to carry out high-calibre tasks in many areas with the assis-tance of specific software. Hence, legal departments want to make more use of the opportunities offered by Legal Tech. The suggestions often made include: processes which can be standard-ised and which do not required any express legal competence should be outsourced increasingly to shared services platforms. Those responding to the survey consider the greatest potential for the use of shared services platforms to be in the area of reviewing and drafting simple contracts. Recommendations are often given to make available on digital service platforms the work of the legal department and to bundle it on these platforms, provided no specialist know-how is re-quired. Those responding to the survey expect that the use of digital tools and programs will speed up their work and processes. In this way the degree of optimised legal advice will increase and the range of digital services will be extended.
For obtaining the full study (available only in German), please visit the following link.


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A Cool and Sweet Summer Treat: A Review of My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich
My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich
Ibi Zoboi
Penguin Random House, August 2019
My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich, by National Book Award Finalist Ibi Zoboi, explores the imaginative world of Ebony-Grace Norfleet. While Ebony goes to Harlem to live with her father during the summer of 1984, her mother helps Ebony's beloved grandfather back home. Her grandfather was a former NASA engineer, one of the first to be integrated into the NASA program in the 1960s. Ebony has followed in his footsteps with her fascination with space, spaceships, and science fiction. As the summer progresses, Ebony tries to adjust to big city life, a totally different world for her, coming from Huntsville, Alabama. From the start, readers will feel pulled into Ebony's world, the sounds and excitement of New York City, and the 1980s.
Ebony battles the struggles in her life by seeing and experiencing everything as science fiction (Star Trek, Star Wars, and Wonder Woman). She then relates these challenges to the adventures she had with her grandfather (Sonic Boom, Captain Fleet, and many more) back home. It's a summer of change for Ebony as she learns to make new friends and tries to fit in. She finds a new love and respect for her father and her roots, and she gains more self-awareness. Ebony discovers she can trust others, and most importantly of all, she learns to believe in herself. By summer's end, Ebony realizes that she has other special people in her life besides her grandfather and that no matter what, his love will always be with her.
Zoboi's use of space as a metaphor is effective and expertly crafted, drawing the reader more deeply into Ebony's story. Her voice is exceptional, heartfelt, and stunning. Zoboi paints a setting that is real, palpable, and rich with imagery. She captures what it means to be at crossroads – the time when childhood and young adulthood eclipse, where dreams and reality clash, and when learning to let go is often the hardest thing of all, but a necessary part of growing up. My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich is a beautifully rendered story of identity, family, friendship, loss, and acceptance.
Many thanks to local author, SCBWI-IL member, and guest reviewer, Elizabeth Brown. Brown is the author of Dancing Through Fields of Color: The Story of Helen Frankenthaler, illustrated by Aimee Sicuro, (Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2019) – a Junior Library Guild Selection. She has additional forthcoming picture books to release soon. Ms. Brown holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College, and she is represented by Sean McCarthy Literary Agency.
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Blutsfreundschaft (internationaler Verleihtitel: Initiation) ist ein österreichischer Film des Regisseurs Peter Kern aus dem Jahr 2009.

Handlung
Der achtzigjährige Gustav Tritzinsky betreibt seit Jahrzehnten eine Reinigung in Wien. Über der Reinigung lebt er zusammen mit dem transsexuellen Jacob in einer Wohnung. Eines Nachts vermutet Gustav einen Einbrecher, doch der vermeintliche Einbrecher ist auf der Flucht vor der Polizei und verwundet. Axel, so lautet sein Name, hat sich den Neonazis angeschlossen und wurde gezwungen, einen Sozialarbeiter niederzustechen. Gustav nimmt ihn auf, verarztet ihn und bietet ihm ein Bett an.

Derweil erfährt man in Rückblenden, wie der homosexuelle Gustav seinen Freund in der HJ verraten und somit dem Tod im KZ ausgeliefert hat.

Nach kurzer Zeit erfährt Gustav davon, was Axel getan hat, möchte ihm jedoch eine zweite Chance geben. Er lässt Axel, der von seinem Stiefvater zuhause herausgeworfen wurde, bei sich einziehen und gibt ihm Arbeit in seiner Wäscherei. Als sich jedoch Axel weiter mit den Neonazis trifft und sich undankbar gegenüber Gustav verhält, wirft er ihn kurzerhand heraus.

Als die Neonazis ins Visier der Polizei geraten, wollen sie ihn ausschalten, da sie vermuten, dass er durch Axel im Bilde über ihre Machenschaften ist. Mit einer Plakatkampagne bezeichnen sie Gustav als "gefährlich", weil er homosexuell ist. Gustav verbarrikadiert sich daraufhin in seiner Wohnung und als er sieht, wie seine Scheiben eingeschlagen werden und er mit Sprechchören beleidigt wird, will er sich aufhängen. Doch Axel kommt in letzter Sekunde in das Zimmer gestürmt, um Gustav zu retten. Axel entschuldigt sich, doch Gustav stirbt wenige Minuten später in seinen Armen. Derweil hat sich auf der Straße vor Gustavs Haus eine Gegendemonstration formiert, der es gelingt, dass die Neonazis schließlich den Platz räumen.

Hintergrund
Blutsfreundschaft wurde 2010 im Panorama der 60. Internationalen Filmfestspiele Berlin gezeigt.

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Weblinks

 Offizielle Seite zum Film

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 2009
Österreichischer Film
Filmdrama
Homosexualität im Film

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Six Wives with Lucy Worsley: Episode One (A Review)
Published 7th December 2016
You may well have groaned when you saw there was to be yet another programme about the Six Wives of Henry VIII, or if you are a real Tudor junkie, like the Tudor Times team, you might have been thrilled. The Six Wives will forever be associated in my mind with the marvellous depictions in the BBC series the Six Wives of Henry VIII, which aired in 1970 – how could a new series better that?
Cleverly, the BBC has not sought to repeat that format, but has come up with something quite different, which I believe will be as inspiring to a new generation. It is a combination of documentary and drama, but far outstripping some of the lame re-enactments that have the viewer blushing on behalf of the actor, squeezed into strange costumes, trying to sound like a mediaeval peasant.
Dr Worsley, Joint Chief Curator of Historic Royal Palaces, always engaging, indulges her taste for costume drama, but is far too clever to try to portray one of the Queens. Instead, she is a servant – present at the great moments of drama, but never intruding on them. Then, in her own persona, she brings her considerable knowledge to bear on the background to the scenes shown, explaining how the political forces of the day affected these women's lives, just as their personal lives affected politics.
Almost all of the first episode is devoted to Katharine of Aragon – justly so, as Katharine was at Henry's side for twenty-two years, the first sixteen of which were happy and harmonious, before their inability to have a male child finally drove them apart – not helped by the appearance of the witty and captivating Anne Boleyn.
We see Katharine as Regent, with a steely determination inherited from her mother, the warrior queen Isabella, we see her as a beloved wife, and then we see her fight for her marriage and her role as queen, using all her intelligence, and her political guile. At the same time we feel the emotional trauma that she endured – numerous pregnancies, but only one living child and an unfaithful husband.
The talented Spanish actor Paola Bontempi makes a marvellous Katharine – no ham accent, and a very regal stance, yet we feel her very real emotions. Henry himself is a little wooden, but this is not primarily about him, so it does not hurt for him to take a back seat. The costumes and settings are superb, and the overall atmosphere draws you in and keeps you enthralled. Even though most of us know it will end badly for Katharine, you still find yourself hoping that baby will live…
The historical consultant for the series is well-known Tudor historian, Dr Linda Porter, so we can be sure that the facts are absolutely spot on.
Watch a short clip from Episode One - A Gift from Anne Boleyn - here
Episode One of Six Wives with Lucy Worsley screens on BBC One at 9pm on Wednesday 7 December 2016 in the UK and Secret Lives of the Six Wives is on PBS on Sunday 22 January 2017 in the US.
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The Private Lives of the Tudors
Six Wives with Lucy Worsley: Episode Three (A Review)
Six Wives Survey: Results
Favourite Wives
Katharine of Aragon
Katharine of Aragon: Life Story
Katharine of Aragon: Appearance & Character
Katharine of Aragon: In Fact & Fiction
Katharine of Aragon: Following the Footsteps
Katharine of Aragon: Alhambra to the Fens
Podcast - Katharine of Aragon
'Katherine of Aragon: The True Queen'
Six Wives of Henry VIII
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A two year course incorporating the study of language, the individual and society as well as language diversity and change. There is also a personal language investigation entitled 'Language in Action' where students are expected to research, compile and submit a body of work based on language studies - now called 'non exam assessment'; formally known as coursework.
Dependent on your University or post 6th Form choices, English Language can lead to professions or degrees with links to Journalism, Linguistic study or research, Philosophy and Science, Humanities and History.
If you want to apply for this course, you will need to contact St Thomas More High School for Boys directly.


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S.E. Ruckman: Blood quantum and affirmative action with tribes (October 29, 2012)
"Many smaller tribes today are facing the decision to lower their blood quantum requirement. Without a change, their children will not belong to the tribe that the parents belong. It is the cold conscription of blood quantum. Descendancy proponents argue...
Mark Trahant: Hurricane Sandy could affect outcome of election (October 29, 2012)
"Hurricane Sandy is the monster storm threatening millions of people living on the eastern seaboard, already shutting down many cities and the federal government in Washington, D.C. The storm has closed schools, disrupted transportation and could rip apart the region's...
Dean Chavers: Indian vote remains important in light of history (October 29, 2012)
"There has been no Indian Voting Rights Act, and no congressional hearings or testimony on such a bill. But as I demonstrated in my book Racism in Indian Country, there are many conspiracies among non-Indians on or near reservations to...
KYUK: NCAI supports Alaska Natives headed to trial for fishing (October 29, 2012)
"Trials start Monday for subsistence fishermen cited for fishing on the Kuskowim River during closures this past summer. Twenty-four fishermen pled not guilty to charges that they fished with salmon nets when the river was closed to salmon fishing. The...
Tribes making preparations as Hurricane Sandy hits East Coast (October 29, 2012)
Tribes from Maine to South Carolina are making preparations as Hurricane Sandy threatens the East Coast. At least six tribes in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New York are in the direct path of the hurricane. And several more in...
Dana Lone Hill: Feather costumes demeaning to Indian women (October 29, 2012)
"When I look at pictures of my grandmothers from back in their hey day I feel proud. They were all strong women. You could see it in their eyes. I have one picture in particular of my Great, Great Grandma...
Turtle Talk: Update on Indian law petitions and Supreme Court (October 29, 2012)
"There are still no grants this Term (with the quasi-exception of the Samish case) but there have been a flurry of petitions in the last few weeks that have a small to middling chance of being granted. They are presented...
Leonard Masten: Water project poses threat to California tribes (October 29, 2012)
"Ten years ago thousands of adult salmon died in the Lower Klamath River in far Northern California when extremely low flows ordered by the Bush administration created lethal conditions for fish. This year, as we celebrate the first good run...
Supreme Court refuses to take Kimberly Craven's Cobell appeal (October 29, 2012)
The U.S. Supreme Court today rejected one appeal in the $3.4 billion Cobell trust fund settlement. Without comment, the justices declined a petition filed by Kimberly Craven, a member of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate, according to an order list. That leaves...
Valarie Tom: One brief encounter with Russell Means in the cold (October 29, 2012)
"I was a reporter with an NBC news station in New Mexico in the winter of 2003. The morning newspaper I was reading reported that Russell Means was going to speak to students at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado...
Tex Hall: President Obama kept his promises to Indian Country (October 29, 2012)
"Like most Native Americans, I jumped at the chance to throw my support behind President Obama in his 2008 campaign. Four years later, although some of my friends complain that President Obama has been unable to lift the economy out...
Review: Championing Indian activists in 'This Indian Country' (October 29, 2012)
"Who has stood up for the American Indian? Frederick E. Hoxie likes to ask this of his University of Illinois students on the Urbana/Champaign campus. He hears Geronimo, Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull. And, since the 1995 Disney film,...
PBS: Louise Erdrich tackles crime issues in 'The Round House' (October 29, 2012)
"LOUISE ERDRICH, author of "The Round House": I was really haunted for years by the background, the political background of this book. But I didn't want to write a political diatribe of any sort. So I waited and waited...
Opinion: Fish remain essential for Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe (October 29, 2012)
"Federally recognized tribes in Washington (including the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe) have treaty rights with the federal government that protect their traditional lifestyle of fishing and harvesting shellfish within their usual and accustomed areas. The Treaty of Point No Point,...
The Atlantic: Russell Means led '73 Wounded Knee occupation (October 29, 2012)
"On February 27, 1973, a team of 200 Oglala Lakota (Sioux) activists and members of the American Indian Movement (AIM) seized control of a tiny town with a loaded history -- Wounded Knee, South Dakota. They arrived in town at...
Native Sun News: Crow Creek Sioux man gets on Census panel (October 29, 2012)
Donald Loudner, an enrolled member of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, was once again named to the U.S. Census Bureau's National Advisory Committee on Racial, Ethnic and Other Populations. Loudner maintains seat on Census Bureau diversity committee By Brandon...
NMAI postpones mascots event due to approaching hurricane (October 29, 2012)
The National Museum of the American Indian has postponed a symposium on Indian mascots due to Hurricane Sandy. "Racist Stereotypes and Cultural Appropriation in American Sports" was scheduled to take place this Thursday in Washington, D.C. It's been postponed...
Crosscut: Tribes in Washington prepare for a tsunami disaster (October 29, 2012)
"By all accounts, the Makah tribe at least is well-primed for disaster. On paper, the tribe's plans are like any other emergency management department — mapping out escape routes, designating incident command posts and stockpiling supplies for the days they...
Wayne Burke, chair of Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, passes away (October 29, 2012)
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Writer/director Jeff Nichols says that one of his chief inspirations for Midnight Special was John Carpenter's Starman, and the new trailer for this mysterious film evokes that undervalued gem and more. While the preview is intentionally bereft of hard information on plot or characters, the vibe here is totally old school Steven Spielberg. This trailer contains that combination of awe and conspiracy that makes Close Encounters of the Third Kind such an incredible work, but there's definitely a larger Amblin thing going on here. So many of the films produced under Spielberg's iconic banner where "family movies" that never avoided going for the throat, genre adventures for all ages that never spoke down to the audience.
The new Midnight Special trailer looks like the paranoid sci-fi of the '70s collided with a classic '80s Amblin film and it looks fascinating. You shouldn't expect anything less from the director of Mud, Take Shelter, and Shotgun Stories.


Any way to trim bits without using Hole?
I'm trying to find a way to remove pieces by just selecting the portion that needs deleting, without creating a Hole shape. What I'm attempting is basically a circle with a tapered neck below, with the neck being made from the Tube shape. I created the first circle and then found the radius and shape of the curve I wanted to join that head to the shoulders, for lack of a better term, by creating a circle with the tube with only about 1/4 of it serving as the neck. The problem comes where there is all the extra material from the "neck" circle, which I would like to be able to just select the parts of the circle not joining the head to the shoulders and trim them away. In the picture, I am basically looking to only keep the green part of the lower circle, and choose sections of that circle and perhaps the yellow overlap portion to remove. I took on class with AutoCad about 10 years ago and remember doing something like that, but this is a simpler program. Any way for this to get done? Thanks!
I don't think this is exactly what you are looking for, but in cases where I've got a shape that would take lots of holes to remove what I don't want I'll instead use as few shapes as possible to create a small gap between what I want and what I don't. I'll then export the entire thing (gap and all pieces) as an STL. Open in Cura, use the "Separate parts" command in Cura, delete the parts I don't want and then save what's remaining as an STL and import it back into Tinkercad.
Far from ideal but it does get you what you want in a nice clean single STL.
If you do have to use holes though, check out the EXTRUSION shape generator. It lets you tweak the shape of a single hole in very elaborate ways rather than have to make lots of separate holes.


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Reuters reports the latest comments by China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) Chief Ning, with the key headlines found below.
China faced a lot of uncertainties in 2018.
Contributed nearly 30 pct to global growth in 2018.
China has confidence, the capability to achieve reasonable growth in 2019.
China-US dispute had some economic effect but is manageable.
China's economy has overcome challenges and forges ahead.
Trade dispute won't change China's economic fundamentals.


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Peter Diviš est un joueur de volley-ball slovaque né le  à Žilina. Il mesure 1,98 m et joue pointu.

Biographie
Il est le frère aîné de Lukáš Diviš, également joueur international slovaque et international russie de volley-ball.

Clubs

Palmarès
Championnat de Pologne : 2004
Championnat de Slovaquie : 1998
Coupe des Coupes : 1999

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Peter Divis - creator and a destroyer [Volleybox.net]

Naissance en août 1978
Naissance à Žilina
Naissance en Tchécoslovaquie
Joueur slovaque de volley-ball
Joueur du Tours Volley-Ball
Joueur du Gioia del Volley
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Yango driver saves the day and a life
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It's the good news we all want to read, the positivity that comes from the world.
The Yango driver being rewarded by the company after the good act.
And, especially, its humans. Osae Enoch is a Yango driver who has been driving for the company for one year along the streets of Ghana.
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He joined the hailing and delivery app almost by chance when a friend recommended it to him.
He took a leap of faith and he's been loyal to Yango ever since, a riding app that gives him a stable income. And now, it has even given him fame.
This specific story begins one evening which had been quiet. A local woman is at home, eating her meal of chicken. Until she swallows a bone by mistake and she starts to choke. She's alone in the house and she isn't able to reach any of her family members. Terrified, she decides to call a lift with Yango. That's when Enoch arrives, ready to help her anyway he can.
Even this ride happened by chance. After turning down two ride requests, Enoch decides to accept the third ride. He's tired, he was attacked only one week before, and the connection isn't working properly. Plus, the passenger isn't picking up the phone. How could she? She's choking, but she's messaging her. She needs help and she can't talk. At first, the Yango driver was worried this was a trap. Then, she sees her.
Enoch drove her to eight hospitals, even one that was open 24/7. The emergency rooms can't help and he speaks for her, since she can't speak. They keep driving around the city, speeding for hours to reach help. At each clinic, he pleads for doctors to assist her but they get turned down until the eighth hospital gives them assistance. The doctors have to perform surgery on her. One more minute and it would have been too late. After an evening of fear, the rider is ready to go home. She has made it.
This is already a fairytale, isn't it? But there is more. Her family, grateful for the Yango driver, starts looking for him on social media. In fact, Yango prioritizes privacy. The privacy of the drivers and of the riders. There are no private details like phone numbers or emails. The first step was putting a post on social media and that's when Yango noticed it. Always attentive to customer care and to their drivers' experiences, the riding app wanted to put these people together. The company gave him clothes and a new phone as a way to thank him. And as a way to give an example and make a statement. Yango is more than a riding app. It's about human connection, one ride at a time.
"I am very grateful for Yango, for their passion and their attention," said Enoch, "and I'm just as happy to be part of this unique family, a family that cares for each member."
Thanks to social media, the family found the driver too. Him, a driver with no living relatives, was becoming part of an international story and even of a local family. Everyone in tears, this was more than a Yango ride. And even the app knows it and it rewarded Enoch for his behavior and his morals.
This is the story we all need, every now and then, to remember that there is still good out there. All you have to do to find is ordering a Yango ride.
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Fatal accidents to competitors at the Hockenheimring circuit during the German Grand Prix and other national and international  motor-sport events.  The circuit was first used in 1932 using the Hockenheim "triangle course". It was rebuilt in 1938 into the "Kurpfalzring" (oval course) with the addition of the "Motodrom" stadium section in 1964.  Metal Armco barriers and chicanes was added in 1970 and a further chicane added in 1980 at the site of the Ost-Curve. The Hockenheimring was shortened  to a  Grand Prix circuit used from 2002 onwards.

List of fatal accidents involving competitors

List of fatal accidents during unofficial testing

List of fatal accidents involving race officials

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List of Nürburgring fatalities

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So, are you leaving me here in suspense?
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Emerging Technology is a class that enables students to enhance their skills in 3D modeling and screen printing with an open curriculum. While the class is mostly a hands-on experience, it's tough for some students in the class to think about future applications of these technologies.
A recent field trip to Gear for Sports provided students in the class with an experience at a large apparel company that is partnered with brands like Under Armour and Champion. Emerging technology teacher Tim Mispagel, who has a prior history with the company as a graphic designer, was very excited when he was given the opportunity to take his students on the trip.
"I was pleasantly surprised when I reached out to the company, my managers that I worked for when I was there were still there but just higher up," Mispagel said.
For Mispagel, the trip was all about the opportunities that could arise from seeing how the company runs and becoming familiar with the process. Gear for Sports has over 600 employees on staff, ranging from graphic design to fashion merchandising to typical IT specialists. This range of occupations was an emphasis on the class trip to give students an opportunity to think about future career paths.
"You could be studying a career path that looks glamorous on the outside looking in, but until you get into a company and get to see what it's actually like, only then will you be informed on the reality of the situation," Mispagel said.
The field trip informed Mispagel's students about many different potential careers but also summer internship opportunities that the students could take advantage of in the near future.
The Emerging Technology students of DHS had many personal favorite parts of the trip. Senior Taylor Burger enjoyed the fashion department the most because of the work they do in trendspotting.
"It's pretty interesting that they [fashion designers] had to go back into different parts of fashion and decide what will be the next big thing [in the next year or two.]"
With many different fields that the students were able to see, it was easy for students to think about themselves and the potential careers that they would like to have. Senior Brody Canaan enjoyed talking with the graphic designers and seeing the process they use when working on their art.
"The one([career] that I would see myself most in is probably graphic design because we talked to an actual graphic designer and she was working on a logo with a college and it was really cool to see that they work directly with big universities," Canaan said.
Because Gear for Sports is only 20 minutes away from De Soto, it allowed the students like Canaan to see a local company working with larger scale corporations and universities.
"It was nice to see that there's opportunities here and jobs that you can work here, and they talked about how they would see a shirt in a store and be able to say 'Hey, I think I worked on that. That was very cool to me." Canaan said.
Whether the students are interested in the world of graphic design or not, all agreed it was an important experience to see how the company operates, as well as how all employees are a vital part of the overall operation.
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New River Gorge by Stacy Wentworth
Clive chomped away at the soggy marsh grass, water dripping out of his mouth and down his long neck. He put his head down again, pulling up the young shoots, grinding them slowly and swallowing thoughtfully. His friend, Arthur, moved down the waterway ahead of him, his long body partially submerged below the dark water. In the distance, he heard the loud cries of a hunt, and stopped chewing for a moment to listen. Assured that the danger was far off, he lumbered slowly downstream. Clive turned four this year and was glad to be alone with Arthur. Arthur had been the first thing that Clive saw when he peered out from under his mother, several days after being born. Once allowed outside the nest, Arthur and Clive wrestled in the shadows of their mothers' legs, eliciting nips of correction when they became too much. Finally, this year, they had been allowed to venture out alone together. That morning, Clive's mother held him tight as he squirmed, quietly reminding him again of the large predators that lurked in the forest over the hills and the monsters that trolled the deep water.
Clive closed his eyes and sighed. The sun felt warm on his back and the cool river water passed through his legs. He was mostly agnostic about what was on the other side of the hills. The older kids told scary stories at night about a pit that trapped the curious, eventually pulling them below the surface where they suffocated to death. He shivered a bit at the thought. His mother brushed aside these tall tales and told him he was too young to go over there anyway. He was fine with that. Clive was content with her and Arthur and the river. He reached into the shallow water for another bite and paused, eye to eye with a lizard, roughly the size and texture of his own tongue. Frightened, the lizard scurried back into the rocks and Clive resumed chewing.
From the other side of the hill, Clive heard an unfamiliar, screaming sound and raised his head. Clumps of half chewed grass dropped out of his mouth, plopping messily into the water below. Along the river, other long necks rose, turning towards the strange noise. Clive swam forward into the deep water, momentarily forgetting his mother's warning. The sound was not from over the hills, but from a small, bright speck in the sky above. Shooting across the sky, the speck grew larger as it came closer, and the sound grew louder. Arthur swam towards Clive. Gracefully moving up onto the bank, they exited the river and rambled toward home. The scream grew louder, and the ball was now directly over the hill. It seemed to be chasing them as the two boys ran faster toward their mothers. Clive's ears hurt and his tail began to burn. Clive paused for a second to look back and stumbled over a large boulder. As he fell to the ground, the heat and noise became unbearable. He realized then that this was the end. He was mostly fine with that, he thought, but oh, Arthur, to never see you again.


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American soprano Jeanai La Vita is an exceptional artist recognized for her captivating performances and praised for her rich timbre and spectacular top register who has performed with leading opera companies such as New York City Opera, Boston Lyric Opera and the Ravinia Festival.
Jeanai's most recent performing seasons have included leading roles as Musetta (La Bohème) with New Jersey Verismo Opera, Madame Hertz (Der Schauspieldirektor) with North Shore Music Festival, Konstanze (Die Entführung aus dem Serail) with Hubbard Hall Opera Theatre, Gretel (Hänsel and Gretel) at Stamford's Palace Theater, Leïla (Les Pêcheurs de Perles) with Taconic Opera, Lauretta (Gianni Schicchi) with Hudson Opera Theatre, Magda (La Rondine) Opera Company of Middlebury, Clorinda (La Cenerentola) with Capitol Heights Lyric Opera and Fanny (La Cambiale di Matrimonio -Rossini) with Garden State Opera.
The Middletown Times Herald-Record praised Jeanai's performance in Gianni Schicchi with "Soprano Jeanai La Vita as Lauretta is lovely and sings the beautiful aria "O mio babbino caro" with graceful beauty."
A dynamic lyric coloratura soprano, Jeanai offers youthful energy, as well as passionate depth to the wide range of characters she embodies on stage. Additional operatic highlights of Jeanai's career include Micaëla (Carmen), Marie (Daughter of the Regiment), Morgana (Alcina), Despina (Cosi fan tutte) and Rose (Street Scene). Jeanai was featured as the coloratura soloist in Sondheim's fully- staged production of Anyone Can Whistle with Patti LuPone, Audra McDonald and Michael Cerveris at the Ravinia Festival in Chicago under the baton of Paul Gemignani and earned the praise of Stephen Sondheim himself, who upon hearing her sing the role said, "Hearing you makes me wish I had written more music for you to sing."
Jeanai's debut as the title role in La fille du Régiment was singled out by the critic for Prime Times as "The Marie of Jeanai [La Vita] delighted both sight and sound as her dazzling voice was matched by the vivacity of her manners and facial expressions bringing the lively sprite, Marie, to life."
As a concert artist, Jeanai's master work repertoire includes the soprano solos in Bach's Magnificat, Fauré's Requiem, Handel's Messiah and Samson, Haydn's The Creation, Mass in Time of War (Paukenmesse) and The Lord Nelson Mass, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Mozart's Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, Orff's Carmina Burana, Poulenc's La dame de Monte Carlo, Schubert's Mass in G and Vivaldi's Gloria.
Jeanai also performs in a professional classical guitar/ voice duo with her husband, Giacomo La Vita. In August 2010, the La Vita Duo was honored by an invitation from the United Nations to give a concert at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland for a large audience of international dignitaries.
A winner and finalist in major international competitions, Jeanai La Vita received her Master's in Classical Vocal Performance from Manhattan School of Music and is also a classically trained dancer. Coupled with her outstanding acting ability, Jeanai's mastery of foreign languages, with fluency in French, German and Italian, distinguish her as a first class performer who delivers authentic interpretations while connecting powerfully with her audience.


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The Broad Family
Xavier Corberó (1935-2017, Spain)
Basalt stone, 1991
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Take a look at The Broad Family and the abstract forms slowly-but-surely evolve into a family portrait of two parents with a child; there's even a dog with a ball. Look closer still and two highly polished shoes can be seen peeking from under the child's clothes.
Interested not only in the solid mass of the stones themselves but also the distance and space between them, artist Corberó has presented a piece which is impressively massive in scale and yet beautifully intimate in subject matter.
Artist's Profile
Xavier Corberó
Born into a Catalan family with strong artistic and artisan traditions, Corberó undertook an apprenticeship with his father before commencing studies at the Massana School of Art. In the late 1950s, he became the first-ever Spanish student at the Central School of Arts and Crafts in London. He returned to Barcelona and during the 1980s, where he was responsible for the extensive public sculpture programme in the city. Working in a wide variety of materials, he emphasised the textural differences between raw and polished stone.
Throughout his career, Corberó undertook an array of high-profile commissions including the design of the Olympic medals for the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games.
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Q: What is B2Bot? Can you define it? Can you reveal the definition of what a B2Bot is? I couldn't find anything.
The word is taken from this article. In 4th point.
PS:Maybe instead of giving minuses to the question, you can tell me what's wrong with it?

A: I think, B2Bot is "Business to Bot", its when a business spends the effort to create a bot

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