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Military helicopters used to disperse DC protesters
By J. Edward Moreno - 06/02/20 09:47 AM EDT
Low-flying military helicopters were deployed to disperse protesters in Washington, D.C., Monday evening amid another night of unrest related to protests over the police killing of George Floyd.
An aircraft tracker reported that two Lakota helicopters flew between 100 and 300 feet above the streets of the District. Others identified at least one of the aircraft as a Black Hawk army helicopter.
At least one of the helicopters, which had U.S. Army markings, was used to disperse people in the District's Chinatown neighborhood near the Capital One Arena.
Videos also showed military helicopters flying over other parts of the city.
The military is using black hawk helicopters to dispersd in DC right now flying lower than building height of 12 stories pic.twitter.com/RMa9LIh8t4
— Anna (@anabananaaaah) June 2, 2020
Helicopter just flew extremely low over remaining protesters in D.C. Right after some knocked in a few shop windows and window of cop car.
Terrifying & impossible to keep eyes open — too much debris whipped around. People scattering in all directions. pic.twitter.com/Ww8y1mK0zg
— Hannah Natanson (@hannah_natanson) June 2, 2020
Helicopters flew right above buildings' rooftops, kicking up dirt and debris toward demonstrators. The gusts created were strong enough to break tree branches, some social media accounts showed.
Many watched the series "Waco" in recent months and were struck by how the gov't used military helicopters, lights, sirens, etc. to terrorize their targets.
This happened last night in Washington, DC: pic.twitter.com/HtxmZEJhZy
— Rachel Blevins (@RachBlevins) June 2, 2020
The Pentagon did not immediately respond to an inquiry from The Hill.
Earlier Monday evening, demonstrators near of the White House were dispersed by military personnel firing tear gas into the crowd of peaceful protesters before President Trump Donald TrumpGiuliani used provisional ballot to vote in 2020 election, same method he disparaged in fighting to overturn results Trump gets lowest job approval rating in final days as president Fox News' DC managing editor Bill Sammon to retire MORE addressed the nation in the Rose Garden.
After remarks in which he threatened to dispatch the U.S. military to restore order in some cities, Trump walked on foot to the nearby historic St. John's Church and posed for photos.
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) instituted a citywide 7 p.m. curfew on Monday following outbreaks of violent demonstrations across the capital the night before. The same curfew remains in effect for Tuesday evening.
Monday's protests marked a fourth day of unrest in the District following the death of Floyd, an unarmed black man who died last week in Minneapolis police custody after an officer knelt on his neck for several minutes.
The officer, Derek Chauvin, was fired and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Three other officers were fired but have not been charged.
Updated at 9:55 a.m.
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Two years ago, I got an idea. A glove to control drones. How cool wouldn't that be?! Sharing my idea, I soon got some traction, and decided to go for it! I worked on it alone for about half a year, and even started my own company, with my mother and brother as co-founders. Arveng Technologies was born.
Then I realized that I needed help. That I would never be able to make this work all by myself. So I started talking about it at NTNU where I was studying (The Norwegian University of Science and Technology), and people began to notice. That's how I met Moina. He had heard about my project at school, and invited me to a Halloween party at his house. And when he realized that I actually showed up, he pulled me aside, and opened a bottle of high-end whiskey. We immediately hit it off. And we ended up talking for hours.
Moina was super-excited about the technology and the limitless possibilities that lies within the realm of intuitive and natural control of machines. Moina is a dreamer. He dares to think BIG. And act on it. And that's what makes all the difference.
Moina became the first team member outside my family, although I almost count him as family now. We went around at campus, pitching our idea and our vision to students in between lectures. Within weeks we had assembled 10 motivated students who wanted to help us on our journey.
During the spring of 2017, we made the first (partly) functional glove that could transmit data to a computer wirelessly, prototype v2. We also made our first collaboration with Trondheim native BLJ Engineering, who made us a nice mockup glove to showcase a potential design.
This was enough to get traction at Norways leading conference in the Startup scene – Startup Extreme.
We also established a partnership with Nordic Semiconductor that spring, a leading manufacturer of integrated circuits (IC) for wireless communication, with extremely low power consumption. This led to a collaboration where they offered two paid Summer Internships, so we could work full-time on developing our solution.
Then I went on for my exchange year as a part of my education, and headed to UCSB (University of Santa Barbara, California). Moina as COO took care of the Company's business here in Norway, while I started a project overseas. Convincing the Department of Computer Engineering at UCSB that this Human-Machine interaction Smart Glove (HuMI Smart Glove) was a good idea, we managed to get 5 forth year B.A students of Computer Engineering to work on developing prototype v4, as a part of their course schedule. Meanwhile in Norway, Moina and the rest of the team began a recruitment process to get more people onboard. In addition, they pitched at UKA Technology Conference, and participated in Angel Challenge, were we placed among the top 10 finalists.
Arveng Technologies now aims to become the preferred vendor of custom wearable control system solutions, for people who need natural and intuitive control of their machines.
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Streaming Tuesdays presents Carole Wise
Carole Wise is a singer/songwriter from Brunswick Maine. Her music is sweet and soulful, drawing on a lifelong passion for education, the beauty of the natural world, and the adventures of finding truth through life's challenges. Her music is also organic – grown and nurtured from the seed of a feeling or a visual. "I do not chase a song," Carole says. Nature is where her spirit thrives and meditative walks are often the source of the seeds – as in the hawk she watched soaring above – that was the seed from New Frontier. Once planted in her mind and heart, Carole gifts it the time to grow.
Cadenza of Freeport, ME states, "Carole is a dedicated, talented singer/songwriter who offers provocative lyrics to encourage us to engage in the world around us. Her style is comfortable and honest. Her musical talent and experience is obvious."
Carole's most recent release "Long Way Home" charted as No. 18 on Folk Radio in November 2021, and keeps moving forward from there. The album was co-produced by Carole Wise and Jud Caswell, and was recorded, mixed and mastered by Jud Caswell of Frog Hollow Studio, Topsham, Maine. Carole's vocal and acoustic guitar performance is accompanied by a stellar ensemble of Maine musicians: Mike Burd, Denny Breau, David Wakefield, April Reed-Cox and Jud Caswell.
Carole's belief in her creative process flows into all of her creative genres: music, writing, photography, and painting. They are all reflective of her personal relationship to the world, and speak to the universal experiences of humanity. Whether at a music venue, a gallery showing, or a poetry share, Carole's connection to her audience is the performance.


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It became a lockdown adventure. I hadn't really looked carefully before for these words that lay embedded in various nooks and crannies along the capital's picturesque waterfront. But it was a lot of fun looking for hidden treasures of poetic quotes and typographical sculptures written by many prolific New Zealand writers. Much to my surprise there were many Wellingtonians walking about on this crisp Sunday afternoon. For a moment it didn't feel like a lockdown and Wellington didn't seem so lonely or isolated. But the quest to look for these lively words written by poets, novelist and playwrights about living in this beautiful capital took on a new life force of it's own.
The Wellington Writer's Walk was an initiative of the New Zealand Society of Authors. Typographer, Catherine Griffiths and award winning architect, Fiona Christeller had had created 23 concrete plaques with select quotes. They were generously speckled around the waterfront from wooden benches to alcoves nestled within piers.
Robin Hyde 1906 – 1939
James K Baxter 1926 – 1972
James McNeish 1931 –
Marilyn Duckworth 1935 –
Joy Cowley 1936 –
Katherine Mansfield 1888 – 1923
Denis Glover 1912 – 1980
From 'Wellington Harbour is a Laundry' in Come High Water, Dumore Press 1977
The harbour is an ironing board:
Flat iron tugs dash smoothing toward
Any shirt of a ship, any pillowslip
Of a freighter they decree
Must be ironed flat as washing from the sea
Denis Glover's work appealed to me with his use of metaphors. He had written poetry from an early age and it was evident his love of the outdoors and the ocean having acquired experiences in hiking, yachting and as a naval combatant during WW2. He was renown for his lyrical voice in the literary world and in 1954 he moved to Wellington where he worked as a copywriter, typographer and typography tutor.
Alistair Te Ariki 1925 – 2009
Sam Hunt 1946 –
Bill Manhire 1946 –
Louis Johnson 1924 – 1988
Patricia Grace 1937 –
Maurice Gee 1931 –
Jack Lasenby
Jack Lasenby 1931
I want to live among people who believe in truth and freedom…I want to discuss ideas…I want books…
From The Conjuror, Oxford University Press 1992
Jack Lasenby's quote was honest and simple. I appreciated his input into storytelling for children enhanced with a New Zealand flavour. His career was varied, from deer culling and possum hunting to teaching and editing. He was editor of the School Journal and lecturer at Wellington Teachers' College. He began writing full time in 1987 covering a ride range of genres, including adventures stories and fantasy.
Vincent O'Sullivan 1937 –
Lauris Edmond 1924 – 2000
Joy Cowley 1936
Light dances on hills and office windows
And shakes it skirts over the harbour
In a wild fandango that attracts
The pale mouths of yachts in droves
From the poem 'After the Southerly' from Writing from the Heart, Storylines 2010
Joy Cowley's quote resonated with me – I liked the concept of skirts of light dancing over the hills and harbour. She is renown as a prolific writer of children's fiction, novels and short stories, which have been used for New Zealand's school reading programmes as well as in the USA. In addition, she has spent considerable time visiting schools, delivering writing workshops and assisting teachers with students who have early reading difficulties. Her efforts extended beyond New Zealand's shores to Asia and in small villages in South Africa writing books culturally appropriate for those young readers. In 2005, Cowley was made a DCNZM for her services to children's literature.
Katherine Mansfield's Birthplace
Tinakori Street, Thorndon, Wellington
Their heads bent, their legs just touching, they stride
Like one eager person through the town, down the
Asphalt zigzag where the fennel grows wild…
the wind is so strong that they have to fight their
way through it, rocking like two old drunkards
From 'The Wind Blows' in Bliss and Other Stories, Penguin Books 2001
I always enjoy walking down Tinakori Road in Thorndon. After all it was where I first lived when I moved to Wellington. What particularly appeals to me is the artist's quotes nestled in Tinakori Road's pavement. Further down the road is Kathernine Mansfield's house; the birthplace of a famous New Zealand writer. Katherine Beauchamp was born and raised in Wellington before travelling to England in 1903 to further her education. She returned to New Zealand briefly in 1906 before soon returning to England again in 1908. She soon immersed herself in the European literary scene of the Bloomsbury Group and travelled widely. Katherine continued to write stories with a New Zealand focus, which initiated her international reputation as a writer. Under her penname Mansfield, she was at the forefront of developing narrative techniques. Unfortunately she died at the young age of 35 from tuberculosis. Her birthplace in Thorndon serves as a reminder of home and place of significance for her readers.
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Praise to the Man Mormon Tabernacle Choir
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir have performed much of the best sacred material of all time, but the songs on Praise to the Man were undoubtedly even closer to their hearts. A collection of songs in tribute to Latter Day Saints founder Joseph Smith, the album includes new arrangements of many of the best-known LDS hymns, including the title track — itself written in tribute to Smith. With the Orchestra at Temple Square, the choir begins, fittingly, with "The Morning Breaks, " and after the title song, performs "Joseph Smith's First Prayer." Other LDS standards included are "Now We'll Sing with One Accord" and "Praise to the Man."
Praise to the Lord
by B. R. Griffin
It is so wonderful that they have released an album to commemerate and honor such a great and noble man who has changed the world forever. I agree, that I have never heard such an arrangement to "Praise to the Man" like the one in this CD. And I have heard many versions of "Praise to the Man", but none of them even compare. I also really love to listen to this version of "We Thank Thee, O God, for a Prophet". It has a message that can be spoken to the entire world! "We thank thee, O God, for a prophet. To guide us in these latter days. We thank thee for sending the gospel. To lighten our minds with its rays. We thank thee for every blessing, Bestowed by thy bounteous hand. We feel it a pleasure to serve thee And love to obey thy command." "When dark clouds of trouble hang o'er us, And threaten our peace to destroy, There is hope smiling brightly before us, And we know that deliv'rance is nigh. We doubt not the Lord nor his goodness. We've proved him in days that are past. The wicked who fight against Zion, Will surely be smitten at last." "We'll sing of his goodness and mercy. We'll praise him by day and by night, Rejoice in his glorious gospel, And bask in its life-giving light. Thus on to eternal perfection, The honest and faithful will go, While they who reject this glad message, Shall never such happiness know."
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by JediMormon
Another OUTSTANDING album from MoTab! I would like to encourage Blasphemy to actually listen to, and comment on, the MUSIC of Praise to the Man, rather than giving a purely personal opion of LDS beliefs.
by Pondtownman
What more can I say?
Years Active: '/0s, '00s, '10s, '20s, '30s, '40s, '50s, '60s
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir made their public debut on August 22, 1847, just 29 days after Brigham Young and his 147 followers first settled in the Salt Lake Valley. John Parry was named the choir's first official conductor in 1849, and two years later, construction was completed on the first Tabernacle church, followed in 1867 by the dome-roofed Tabernacle facility which still exists. The 150-member choir assembled for the facility's October 6th opening was at that time the largest in the U.S....
MORMON TABERNACLE CHOIR - PARISE TO THE MAN.
Sing Praise To Him - Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty - Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Mormon Tabernacle Choir History
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Christmas Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Featuring Santino Fontana & the Sesame Street Muppets Holiday Specials…
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas concert 2012
Gresley Male Voice Choir
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Hallelujah Anyhow
New Jersey Mass Choir Holy Spirit
Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Smokie Norful Presents Victory Cathedral Choir
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Keyword research is the first and most important activity in creating any website and blog with search engine optimization. This practice is important because both the users as well as the search engine depend on keywords for redirecting towards your blog/ website.
Hence it is very crucial to select the right set of keywords so as to drive more traffic towards your blog and to increase the visibility of your website on all search engines as well. There are many tools available which help in choosing effective keywords such as the Google Adwords Keyword Tool,Semrush,Wordtracker etc.Long Tail Pro is best as far as best for my research.Keyword Eesearch is the primary an important stage of SEO.
Now that you have found the most effective set of keywords for your blog/ website, flooding your blog with these keywords is the worst step you can take.
The use of keywords should be very natural and it should not look like you have stuffed the keywords on purpose. A keyword density between 2 to 4 percent is considered to be best. You are writing the article for your readers and not for the search engine, hence avoid over- stuffing them.Quality article stand first and SEO ranks second.
The practice of copy & paste is a strict NO when it comes to creating SEO optimize blog/ website. Every article and pieces of information on a website/ blog are its owner's intellectual property and it is a crime to steal their knowledge and content. Stick to original and self- framed content and you will get appreciated by your readers. Unique content is easier to find and hence duplicate content should be avoided at any cost.If you are posting any copied content, you are violating DMCA Policy and google may take down your blog/website.So all the efforts taken on SEO will be of no use.
Links created for the purpose of spamming are always blocked by Google. Always remember that the number of links is not what decides your visibility and success, rather it is the quality of the links that you create. Post you link in only the relevant areas and you will have healthy and quality links to your credit.
Also, check your blog/ website for dead and broken links. If there are any broken/ dead links, get rid of them. These broken links can disappoint your readers to a great extent.Always try to get High PR Back Links.
Backlinks help in increasing the visibility of your blog/ website to a very large extent. In fact, the higher number of quality backlinks you have, higher will be your blog's credibility and relevance for the readers. Invest time in finding effective and quality backlinks and you will see an increase in the traffic driven towards your website.Beginners SEO start with free backlink maker as a results in spammy backlinks and backlinks low PR site,So always prefer manual backlinking.from high PR sites.
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During the last years I've heard many people posing the question, whether Ibiza is still that very special place to be. New destinations - for example in Turkey and Malta - occurred and were said to be the hippest places in Europe!
I'm convinced that - at the latest during this summer - Ibiza had its great comeback.
And El Ayoun is one of their outstanding recommendations!
Great food with Moroccan atmosphere…and the owner Charles - by the way: keep that name in your mind - is said to be a really nice guy!
…and El Ayoun got really good ratings and comments.
Check it out, if you have the chance to be on the island during the next weeks and give us your comments!!!
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Derek Darko Ohene Assifo Bekoe is a Ghanaian politician and member of the Seventh Parliament of the Fourth Republic of Ghana representing the Upper West Akim Constituency in the Eastern Region on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress.

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The call is out to honor the athletic accomplishments of past Yellow Jackets and Honeybees.
Nominations are now being accepted for the Stephenville Independent School District Athletic Hall of Fame.
Athletes enshrined in the hall, which is sponsored by the Stephenville Lions Club and the school district, will be honored with a luncheon this fall and at the Yellow Jackets� Oct. 19 football game versus Cleburne.
In lieu of a nomination form, fans may submit a �letter recommending any former SHS athlete or coach, club member Mark Kaiser said. The letter should include the nominee�s current address, a list of the sports the nominee played at SHS and the nominee�s accomplishments in those sports.
Last year�s class of inductees included Stephen Bethea, Kendal Briles, Jess Elliott and Tod Ryden.


11 April, 2016, Bangalore: In its recently concluded funding round, Living Local has managed to pump US $200,000 funding from Rattan Chadha, former CEO, Mexx Clothing company. The startup deals in equipping people with huge varieties of restaurants, street food, night life events and other neighbourhood activities.
Company will be utilising the raised amount in expanding its reach and enhancing its design, it will also be launching its special app by the end of this month.


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Kildare Brewing Company: Lockdown IPA Preview
Starting this site left me in a bit of a bind. It's our first post and there's a raft of craft that I would like to talk to you about. I've been on my own journey of discovery over the past year or so. Finding my favourite crafties has been fun and now I'm ready to write about them. I had planned to discuss The White Hag's Atlantean NEIPA, namely because that was the wee can that made me start this site. But I'm going to keep that for, maybe, post number two. Instead, I'm going to feature a beer born out of the bat shit crazy world we find ourselves in today. I want you to meet the Lockdown IPA from Kildare Brewing Company.
The Current State of Craft Brewing
The whole Covid-19 thing is beyond crazy, isn't it? While I said there that I started this site because of a NEIPA from The White Hag, that wasn't the sole reason. For nearly two years I've been experimenting with crafties on draft and from cans, trying to understand what my palette wanted. Then, because of Covid-19, this suddenly came under threat.
Again, without trying to just harp on about The White Hag, online has become a critical outlet for craft brewers. The White Hag launched their latest IPA amid fears their beer would "be poured down the drain if [they couldn't] sell it online, such is the drop off in demand from the pub trade, and subsequently the brewing trade in Ireland.
So it occurred to me that I have the skills required to bring gorgeous Irish crafties to the people of Ireland, replacing shite beer everywhere as we go. At least, I have the skills in terms of I like craft beer and I can build websites. So here we are. The Hoppy Ending was born.
The Story Behind Lockdown IPA
Anyway, I digress. While the whole Covid-19 thing has been a seismic shock through the craft brewing industry, some are trying to harness what's going on in an effort to make a purse from a pig's ear. Kildare Brewing Company is one such brewery.
Upon finding themselves isolated in a brewery with nothing but water, grain, hops and years, the team in Sallins did what any self-respecting craft fans would. They got brewing.
Now, I've not tasted this brew at all. I'm reading of the can they have online and I'm taking their word for it because I couldn't pass up featuring them as our first beer of the week. But the Kildare Brewing Company's Lockdown IPA promises was crafted for the strange times that we now live in.
It ticks the first box of excitement for me as it's a hazy IPA using classic Minch Malts with added oats, wheat & honey malt. The lot has been dry-hopped with Citra, Centennial, Cascade, El Dorado, Simcoe and Amarillo. On paper, it's an absolute beaut offering a smooth mouthfeel and fills the palette on impact.
If you're looking to match this up with some grub, it goes mighty with meaty pizzas, BBQ vegetables or white meat dishes.
Floral and fruity this beer is a one-off seasonal but beyond the stunning combination of ingredients in this IPA, there's something more going on.
Craft for a Good Cause
The craft industry could have laid down and died but it didn't. They could have stopped brewing, but they won't. Not only are they surviving, but the Kildare Brewing Company is also sharing the profits from their new Lockdown IPA. They'll be donating money to local hospitals to help them in their fight against Covid-19.
We're hoping to have a more personalised experience of this brew in the next week or so, so be sure to follow us on Instagram for updates.
Pick yourself up a case of 12 x 440ml Lockdown IPA 6.3% cans on the Kildare Brewing website for €38 for collection if you're nearby. They're also hoping to get into some of Ireland's top craft off-licenses, so watch this space. Finally, you can also grab the same case of Lockdown IPA from Beer Cloud. Note, these are going to be part of a very limited run so keep an eye and do your best. Already got one? Let us know what you think below.
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The Tiananmen, a gate in the wall of the Imperial City, was built in 1415 during the Ming dynasty. In the 17th century, fighting between Li Zicheng's rebel forces and the forces of the Manchu-led Qing dynasty caused heavy damage to, or even destroyed, the gate. Tiananmen Square was designed and built in 1651, and has since been enlarged by four times its original size in the 1950s.
Near the centre of the square stood the "Great Ming Gate", the southern gate to the Imperial City, renamed "Great Qing Gate" during the Qing dynasty, and "Gate of China" during the Republican era. Unlike the other gates in Beijing, such as the Tiananmen and the Zhengyangmen, this was a purely ceremonial gateway, with three arches but no ramparts, similar in style to the ceremonial gateways found in the Ming tombs.
This gate had a special status as the "Gate of the Nation", as can be seen from its successive names. It normally remained closed, except when the Emperor passed through. Commoner traffic was diverted to side gates at the western and eastern ends of the square, respectively. Because of this diversion in traffic, a busy marketplace, called "Chess Grid Streets", was developed in the big, fenced square to the south of this gate.
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Accreditation Scheme For Airbnb And Short Lets
An accreditation scheme has been launched for the fast-growing sector of short lets and home sharing.
The UK Short Term Accommodation Association, which was set up two years ago, describes itself as the sector's trade body "promoting and driving best practice among its members across the UK."
It says it ran a pilot accreditation programme last year devised and delivered by an independent organisation called Quality in Tourism handling tourism and hospitality industry assessments.
The STAA says its accreditation will be a kitemark-style indicator that will cover homeowners who want to rent out their property for a week or two while they go on holiday, through to companies who manage homes.
Those in the scheme will be independently checked every year to ensure they are safe – so, for example, have an up to date gas certificate and working Carbon Monoxide detectors – and clean because "any guest should expect and achieves minimum standards equivalent to the traditional sector."
The check will also have a compliance element, to ensure each property is insured and abides by appropriate laws and regulations.
Heather Wheeler MP, the housing minister, says: "Short-term lettings help households to boost their income by renting out their under-used accommodation, which in turn promotes economic growth through tourism. However, it is crucial that consumers can have confidence in the accommodation they book and in those responsible for sharing, hosting and managing that accommodation."
"We supported the STAA's work with Westminster City Council to set up the Considerate Nightly Let Charter last year, helping hosts to avoid disrupting their neighbours.
"I am delighted to see the STAA taking further steps to drive up standards and promote best practice by introducing this independent accreditation scheme – the first of its kind in the UK – and leading the way in creating a set of standards to help consumers navigate our growing sharing economy."
Merilee Karr, chair of the STAA, adds: "I am passionate about setting the bar for high standards in our growing industry and delighted that short-term accommodation hosts and property management companies can now all apply to be independently assessed and accredited on their 'safe, clean and legal' standards. It is a great example of the concrete steps that the STAA is taking to increase consumer transparency and create an environment for the responsible growth of the short-term accommodation industry."


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Universal Viewer
Finalist category: Arts and Culture Award
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Arts and Culture Award, Finalist, 2020
The Universal Viewer (UV) is a direct response to the challenge of making cultural knowledge accessible online. Originating at the Wellcome Library in 2012, it is now a community-developed open source project on a mission to share cultural content with the world. Adopted internationally, the UV is used to serve up some of the world's most valuable cultural assets as high resolution, zoomable images, 3D models, PDFs, ebooks, audio and video.
The UV is used by hundreds of institutions and generates thousands of daily content impressions. Major institutions include The British Library, National Library of Wales, National Library of Scotland, University of St Andrews, Villanova University's Falvey Library, V&A, and BFI, where projects have been developed in partnership with prominent companies such as Digirati and Mnemoscene. Its open source technology has not only been integral to the UV project, but has also been the foundation of many other projects increasing access to cultural heritage around the world. The UV offers a clean interface for viewing, downloading, embedding and sharing content, making access to cultural heritage materials a convenient and user-friendly experience.
The development of the UV is guided by an International Steering Group comprising a diverse range of public bodies, universities, independent projects, and commercial companies, which provides a unified strategic direction and sustainability to the UV Community.
The community has grown around the Universal Viewer, one that has dedicated considerable time, enthusiasm, and resources to developing all aspects of the project to ensure its ongoing success. Above all, it is dedicated to ensuring the project remains open, and is recognised as an innovator in sustainable open source practices.
The project's ongoing goal is to help cultural organisations of all sizes to share their content with a diverse audience while generating shared value for all.
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Daughter of Fred West condemns ITV drama Appropriate Adult
Anne-Marie Davis criticised The Wire actor Dominic West who plays her father in the drama
Daniel Chipperfield
Serial killers Fred and Rose West
The daughter of serial killer Fred West has spoken out in condemnation ahead of ITV's new drama about the Cromwell Street murders.
Anne-Marie Davis criticised The Wire actor Dominic West who plays her father in the drama, programme makers and police for their roles in the production of 'Appropriate Adult'.
In her frankest-ever interview since detectives launched the House of Horror investigation in Gloucester 17 years ago, the mother-of-two:
Accused Dominic West of 'hypocrisy' after he claimed he felt 'sullied' and suffered nightmares during the three weeks he spent playing Fred West, whilst the victims' families have suffered decades of anguish.
Claimed ITV had targeted the 'Fred and Rose brand' to produce a 'voyeuristic' two-part drama as 'a global money-making exercise'.
Mass murderer Fred West, 53, hanged himself in Winson Green Prison on New Year's Day 1995 as he awaited trial for 12 murders.
The ITV drama is seen through the eyes of his 'appropriate adult' Janet Leach, who acted as an independent safeguard by sitting in on his police interviews.
Mother-of-eight Rose, 57, is serving a full-life term in Low Newton Prison after she was found guilty of her part in ten murders, including her own daughter Heather, 16, at Winchester Crown Court in 1995.
Anne-Marie, raped and tortured by Fred and Rose when she was eight and whose mother Rena and sisters Charmaine and Heather were murdered, was incensed by Dominic West's claim he felt 'sullied' by playing her father.
West told he suffered 'pretty horrible dreams during the shoot where I'm perched on a wall and Fred West was trying to grab me and pull me down.
"I was fairly determined not to let him get to me. I only did it for three weeks and it was a pretty intense, very dark three weeks. It was pretty grim."
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Anne-Marie said: "When an actor like Dominic West talks about being 'sullied' by the role and talks of nightmares, you have to question their hypocrisy.
"What of the victims who survived and all the victims' families who have lived with this for more than two decades? He has had but a glimpse of their world.
'I'm still unsure whether ITV and the actors comprehend the depth of our grief, but how could they? I just ask that they spare a thought for the victims and their families when they pick up their pay cheques.
"We live in an age of multiple TV channels, many of which regularly screen repeats. That means for the rest of our lives this programme will be re-run over, and over.
"While Dominic West moves on to his next role, another life sentence will start for all of the families."
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Anne-Marie, 47, who gave evidence against Rose at her trial, is refusing to watch the first 90-minute episode of Appropriate Adult - screened tomorrow night (Sunday) and declined to co-operate with ITV.
She said: "I find the whole idea of this production sickening, but I have tried to be balanced in my criticisms.
"I have enough emotional and mental baggage and I don't need an actor to haunt or further remind me of the crimes my father perpetrated.
"Many people think that it's my perception there will be re-enactments of murder and gratuitous violence and that is why I am so disturbed. It is not.
"My frustration stems from the resurrection of my father on screen, the re-enactments of dialogue between interviewing police officers and my father describing the circumstances surrounding my mother's and sisters' disappearances, their murders and his subsequent disposal of their bodies.
"No doubt, the same treatment will be given to the other victims and the effect this will have on their families must be considered.''
Choosing her words carefully, Anne-Marie added: "I hadn't spoken publicly for ten years until this drama was mooted. I have never put myself forward as a spokesperson for the victims' families, and I never will.
"Maybe, as a member of the West family, I shouldn't have a view. All I can say is that I speak for my sanity.
"It is indicative of our society that we haven't moved on from the voyeurism that surrounds the 'Fred and Rose' branding and I suggest that ITV wouldn't have invested so heavily in 'The Janet Leach Story' without it.
"I congratulate them for finding their angle, riding high on the back of Mrs Leach. They have walked a tightrope, balancing the validity and compassion for Mrs Leach with the memory of the victims and their families' grief - and they have opted to fall on the side of Mrs Leach.
"I would ask people to put aside that voyeurism for just a few minutes and consider the victims of all such crime, their families and the life sentences they have to serve - without choice.''
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Sexually-abused by Fred and Rose and other men they brought to 25 Cromwell Street, Anne-Marie fled the family's Gloucester home when she was 15 in just the clothes she was wearing.
Anne-Marie said: "My mother Rena and my sisters Charmaine and Heather are my heroes. I was an eight-year-old coward and I was still a coward when I ran away.
"But my mother and siblings stood up to them and paid the ultimate price. To have an actor pretending to be my father and describing how he murdered and disposed of their bodies I find an insult to their memories because they were real people, not just a name on a page, who deserve a little more respect.'
The writer of Appropriate Adult defended his decision to tackle the Cromwell Road murders in an interview in The Guardian.
"I work on the principle that those subjects that are the most difficult are those you should most look at," said Neil McKay. "That goes for all aspects of life – but it is one of the prime purposes of drama, and has been since the Greeks invented it.
"You could say 'Let's leave it to the criminologists and newspapers' … but I say that drama has as much right to engage with it has any other medium."


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Platensimycin ist ein neu entdecktes Antibiotikum. Diese Substanz ist der erste Vertreter einer bislang unbekannten Strukturklasse von Antibiotika. Forscher der Firma MSD Sharp & Dohme haben Platensimycin im Rahmen eines Substanz-Screeningprojektes gefunden. Es wird vom Bakterium Streptomyces platensis gebildet, das sich in einer südafrikanischen Bodenprobe fand. Eine erste chemische Totalsynthese von racemischem Platensimycin ist im Jahr 2006 beschrieben worden.

Wirkmechanismus
Platensimycin inhibiert ein Schlüsselenzym namens FabF und hemmt so selektiv eine bakterielle Synthetase, die Bakterien zum Aufbau der Fettsäure an Oberfläche und Zellmembran benötigen. Nur wenige bekannte Antibiotika inhibieren die bakterielle Fettsäure-Synthese. Weil es einen anderen Wirkmechanismus als konventionelle Antibiotika hat, geht man davon aus, dass weit weniger Bakterien gegen Platensimycin resistent werden.

Studienlage
Platensimycin erwies sich bei Mäusen als wirksam gegen multiresistente grampositive Keime wie MRSA, für die bisher Vancomycin das letzte Reserveantibiotikum ist. Platensimycin erwies sich als sehr wirksames Antibiotikum, wenn es in vivo kontinuierlich an Zellen verabreicht wurde, bei Nutzung anderer gebräuchlicher Verabreichungswege war die Wirksamkeit jedoch herabgesetzt. Ein weiterer Nachteil sind die hohen Dosen, die für eine Wirksamkeit im Tierversuch erforderlich sind. Darum werden zunächst Versuche, die Struktur zu Gunsten einer höheren Wirksamkeit zu verändern, klinischen Studien vorgezogen.

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So Brave: PEOPLE Staffers Tried Everything on Taco Bell's New $1 Breakfast Menu
By peoplestaff225
We can all agree there's nothing better than starting the morning with a good breakfast, which is why the announcement of Taco Bell's $1 breakfast menu, which launched on Thursday, is one of the best things to happen to us this year, maybe ever.
But how does the food taste? Can tacos for breakfast ever not end in disaster?
We gathered four of our most breakfast-obsessed, thick-stomached staffers to taste all four new items that appear on the $1 menu: the Mini Skillet Bowl, a bowl filled with seasoned potatoes, scrambled eggs, melty cheese and Pico de Gallo; the Breakfast Soft Taco, a warm flour tortilla filled with scrambled eggs and Bacon or Sausage; and the Sausage Flatbread Quesadilla, a "pillowy" grilled flatbread filled with a three-cheese blend, sausage, and scrambled eggs. (Note: There are a total of 10 items on the breakfast dollar menu, including such standards as hash browns, grilled breakfast burritos and Cinnabon delights.)
RELATED: James Corden Rants Against McDonald's All-Day Breakfast: 'I Can't Be Trusted with 24/7 McMuffin Access'
Our conclusion? The new items are (mostly) yummy — and unfathomably cost-effective. We do not, however, recommend eating them all in one five-minute sitting, as we did, under the hot lights of a camera.
Favorites emerged almost immediately: Taster Alex Heigl gravitated towards the Mini Skillet Bowl, which he calls "cheese-forward and satisfying." The bowl proved itself to be one of the lighter options, as it wasn't wrapped in a carbohydrate (plus it was topped with pico, making it basically a salad.) Another universally enjoyed item was the Sausage Flatbread Quesadilla— each of us finished one. The flatbread truly was "sealed to lock in the flavors," as Taco Bell had promised. (Some of us actually tried to open the flatbread to stuff in hash browns, but it was sealed so forcefully that we couldn't.)
RELATED: Kelly Rowland Is Living Our Best Life: 'I Eat Tacos for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Sometimes'Kelli Bender, a taster who cherishes Taco Bell's classic blend of carbs, cheese and meat (CCM), found the offerings to be mostly satisfactory. "Since Taco Bell's blend of CCM, especially in taco form, have all proven tasty and satisfying — at least for a few hours — to me in the past, I was surprised by the lack of melty comfort I found in the breakfast tacos, but the sausage flatbread made up for it with a strong chewy, creamy, flavorful showing that made me wish I could switch my bed for the welcoming embraces of a pillowy flatbread," Bender says.
RELATED: We Deconstruct President Obama's Bi-Partisan Taco Order at SXSW
While we all adore the Breakfast Crunchwrap ($2.49) — because food items stuffed with fried potatoes are better than food items not stuffed with fried potatoes — our favorite $1 breakfast deal is conclusively the Sausage Flatbread Quesadilla, followed closely by the Mini Skillet Bowl.
Just promise us you'll learn from our mistakes and eat your breakfast slowly.
— Maria Yagoda, @mariayagoda


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Today we are honoring all the fond memories of one of the GREATS. Leon Russell, passed away last night at age 74. Last year's Mad Dogs and Englishmen tribute at Lockn' Festival was an epic tribute to Joe Cocker that Derek and Susan helped develop and execute. We will always have those wonderful times spent rehearsing, playing, and learning from Leon. May he rest in peace.
Feel free to read the Independent UK magazine article on Leon's passing.


CENTER VALLEY, Pa. – American University men's soccer senior Jake Weinreb was tabbed as the GEICO AU Student-Athlete of the Week after garnering Defensive Player of Week honors as announced by the Patriot League on Monday.
Weinreb anchored strong defensive performances last week as American posted a pair of shutouts to earn an important four Patriot League points, clinching a spot in the postseason.
The East Brunswick, N.J., native helped hold Boston University, the top team in the League, to only 10 shots and two on goal in a double-overtime draw on the road. On Wednesday, the Eagles' defense held Loyola Maryland to only eight shots and none on goal in a 1-0 victory.
For the season, the Eagles boast an impressive 0.70 goals against average.
American closes out the regular season with a pair of home matches at Reeves Field this week. The Eagles host Princeton on Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 2 p.m., before hosting Colgate on Saturday, Nov. 8, at noon on Senior Day.


Forty-six choir students competed in the second round of the choir TMEA competitions on Oct. 7 at Round Rock High School with 22 of them advancing to the Pre-Area round Nov. 14 at Cedar Ridge High School.
Students began practicing for the competition over the summer. Many attend All-State camps and also take private lessons.
Thirty-two out of the 38 girls who auditioned moved on to region with 10 of them competing in Pre-Area. Also, 10 boys will compete at Pre-Area. The Pre-Area candidates and alternates are: Libby Rays, Madi Ruiz, Ashley Kearney, Samhita Kosuru, Cinnamon Burwinkel, Varsha Nathan, Claire Cheney, Sophia Frangenberg, Jessie Downs, Sheridan Green, Connor Sasin, David Reifsnider, Jacob Ruiz, Sebastian Mackenzie, Reggie Arlee, Aaron Lind, Jason Grills, Ethan Manickavasagam, Devan Martinez, Jordan Williams, Tobias Evans and Charlie Campillo.


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The Living and the Dead (trilogy)
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'The Living and the Dead' is a trilogy of novels by Konstantin Simonov. It consists of the three novels, 'The Living and the Dead' (' ', 1959, also translated as 'Victims and Heroes'), 'Nobody Is Born As Soldier' (' ', 1962) and 'The Last Summer' (' ', 1971). The first part was published in English in 1962, the rest of the trilogy is not translated.
The trilogy is probably Simonov's greatest work. As critics noted, "the tragedy of war is depicted as a national tragedy. However, tragedy is not only social, but psychological and moral antagonism too. In that case, it is a conflict between men who share the same views ..."Art and society: collection of articles 1968 - Page 79 "In K. Simonov's novel 'Dead and Alive', the tragedy of war is depicted as a national tragedy. However, tragedy is not only social, but psychological and moral antagonism too. In that case, it is a conflict between men who share the same views ..."
The first part was filmed as 'The Alive and the Dead'.Russian Life - Volume 45 - Page 19 2002 "... comedic character and won kudos from critics and fans alike for his serious role as General Fyodor Serpilin in the film 'Dead and Alive'. Based on a WWII novel of the same name by Konstantin Simonov, it showcased Papanov's broad talent." The second part was filmed in 1969 as 'Retribution'.
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All mums agree, sleeping pictures are the cutest. Especially this one since the weather has improved today and the guy next door has his motorcycle idling outside our window. So yeah, stay calm and call mommy!


>The new issue of Notes from the Horn Book, featuring an interview (excerpted from the forthcoming March/April issue of the Magazine) with our new Ambassador, Katherine Paterson, is out. Also: stormy fiction, picture book bios, animal tales and the Five Best Books by Katherine Paterson According to Me.
and wonderful interview with Katherine Paterson in "Notes from the Horn Book."


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Q: Compare two json arrays in loop I have the following two JSON array objects.
questions.QuestionAlternatives:
[{
  Id: "53e169ce-acb1-4cb3-b7b9-9314a84660e0",
  AlternativeText: "Opt2",
  RiskScore: "1"
}, {
  Id: "a1c30d1f-e585-4a74-a3a5-9f2d26fb804f",
  AlternativeText: "Opt3",
  RiskScore: "2"
}, {
  Id: "85385ec6-a4d0-489b-bf08-b4a7321e9cfe",
  AlternativeText: "Opt1",
  RiskScore: "1"
}]

optionText:
[{
  OptionText = "Opt2", Id = "53e169ce-acb1-4cb3-b7b9-9314a84660e0"
}, {
  OptionText = "Opt3", Id = "a1c30d1f-e585-4a74-a3a5-9f2d26fb804f"
}, {
  OptionText = "Opt1", Id = "85385ec6-a4d0-489b-bf08-b4a7321e9cfe"
}, {
  OptionText = "opt5", Id = ""
}]

Now I want to compare this in the following code:
for (var i = 0; i < json[0].Questions.length; i++) {
    if (json[0].Questions[i].Id == id) {
        //Compare here
    }
}

I want to check If the Id in optionText exists in QuestionAlternatives. If It does exist, I want to set the OptionText with the value from the OptionText inside optionText. A simple update.
If It does not exists, I want to add the object with the empty Id to the QuestionAlternative.
Anyone who can push me toward right direction?
I have tried this comparsion:
                for(var opt = 0; opt < optionText.length; opt++) {
                    for(var a = 0; a < json[0].Questions[i].QuestionAlternatives.length; a++) {
                        if(optionText[opt].Id ==  json[0].Questions[i].QuestionAlternatives[a].Id) {
                            console.log("exists");
                        } else {
                            console.log("does not");
                        }
                    }
                }

But that gives me the following:
(3) exists
does not
(3) exists
does not
exists

A: Use JSON.NET. You can easily parse your json string to JArray and with for loop you can compare values.

A: I'm not sure I fully understand, but here's how I would recommend you go about it in pseudo code.
for each object in optionText
  id = object.id
  filteredAlternatives = QuestionAlternatives.filter(question.id === id)
  if(filteredAlternatives.length > 0) 'Id in optionText exists in QuestionAlternatives!'

Look into Array.prototype.filter()

A: You could use an object/hash-table to make this kind of operation more efficient (albeit making it a bit more memory intensive):
// var optionText = JSON.parse(...);
// questions.QuestionAlternatives = JSON.parse(...);

// questionAlternatives { Id => question alternative }
var questionAlternatives = {};
var questionAlternative;
for(var z = 0; z < questions.QuestionAlternatives.length; z++){
    questionAlternative = questions.QuestionAlternatives[z];
    questionAlternatives[questionAlternative.Id] = questionAlternative;
}

var option;
for(var z = 0; z < optionText.length; z++){
    option = optionText[z];
    if(questionAlternatives[option.Id]){
       // found alternative
       // something like this:
       questionAlternatives[option.Id].OptionText = option.OptionText;
    }else{
       // id not found on alternatives
    }
}

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It was announced today that Aut Even hospital Kilkenny, have been given the go ahead for a major investment into the hospital. The investment of €8 million which is seen, as a major boost of confidence to the hospital will include a state-of-the-art, purpose built, radiology suite. The investment will also see upgrades within its six unique ultra-clean theatres.
The newly built diagnostics department will include the most technologically advanced diagnostic equipment available on the market. The purpose built radiology suite will include a new MRI (Magnetic Resource Imaging), with Cardiac MR capability, CT (Computed Tomography), X-Ray and Ultrasound machines. Patients can be confident they will scanned using only state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment.
Diagnostic radiology is the field of medicine that uses imaging exams and procedures to diagnose a patient. In any form of medical care, diagnostic radiology plays an integral part in the diagnosis of disease or injury.
The hospital currently employs over 250 staff. With this announcement today, the hospital will create a further 20 positions, to include the building project along with administrative and allied health professional roles.
"The construction work and the expansion of our Radiology Department will provide additional jobs for the local population and as with our recent refurbishment we will strive to use local suppliers and businesses in these developments".
The hospital currently has six ultra-clean laminar flow operating theatres, the upgrade will bring the already first-class facilities to the forefront of Irish Private Hospitals.
In 2015 Aut Even had over 14,000 admissions into its 100-bed hospital. Aut Even is a major player in the Private Hospital market in the South East and offers patients access to a broad range of surgical specialties. The tradition of care, upon which its foundations have been built, continues to be of paramount importance to the Hospital's framework of quality and patient safety. Since 2008, Aut Even has been accredited by the US-based Joint Commission International (JCI) which represents the highest seal of approval for medical facilities that provide the safest and most effective quality care.


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An article in the December 2012 Harvard Business Review promoted the need for "Reclaiming Your Creative Confidence." In the article the authors, founders of the design firm IDEO, assert that "creativity is something you practice, not just a talent you are born with." I totally agree that there are practices to help you be more creative and to help you overcome obstacles and fears that are keeping you from being your creative best. However, I still maintain there are too many myths and misunderstandings about the phenomenon known as "creativity," and these myths can keep you from seeing yourself as creative in the first place and thus may be obstructing your creative confidence.
Therefore, you must first make your way through those myths before you can achieve the benefits of being creative. That means you need to realize that you are indeed creative. Then you need to identify just how you are creative. Finally, you can use tools and techniques and knock down the obstacles that may be keeping that creativity from flourishing.
In the many workshops I have facilitated over the years on creativity, participants typically approach the topic with confusion. Some participants will say: "I'm not creative." Or, "I'm not very creative," or, "I'm not sure if I am creative." Countless books and articles on the topic of creativity refer to specific "creative" or "innovative" personalities. Writers talk about creativity as if it belongs only to a select group of individuals with certain characteristics, or those who utilize a certain dominant side of the brain. "Creative people," according to these experts, do this or need that, as if there's one special way to be creative.
Once you have identified your creative strengths and talents, then there are several more steps to take.
Make sure you have the right amount of knowledge about the topic you are trying to be creative about! Creativity is not a flash in the pan. You need to know your subject in order to be creative about it. Of course, you don't want to let that knowledge keep you from thinking outside the boundaries!
Identify the kind of environment you need to bring out your creativity and the process that works for you to get creative results. One size does not fit all when it comes to stimulating your creative talents. Some tools and techniques work for some of us, but not necessarily for all of us in the same way!
Find your passion. Being creative requires courage because you are being different and outside the norm. You need to be persistent and sometimes tough to achieve creative results. Passion will give you that energy and drive to make your ideas happen!
What will you do tomorrow to enhance your creativity?
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This small family recreational area is used by residents of the Atlantic community and employees of the Panama Canal Commission. While ashore experience folk dances and entertainment, marvel at excellent handicrafts or just relax. Nature walks are available from the club every hour and last from 30 to 40 minutes. The small lagoon is reputed to be home to an alligator. A local expert who will point out the flora and fauna of the area will accompany you. Gatun Lake abounds with fresh water peacock bass - avid fisherman may wish to join the fishing excursion. Go on wildlife watching expedition by boat and sail along the shore in search of the area's myriad species of birds, caiman, howler monkeys, and sloths. Visit Mono Island with its three capuchin monkeys. Another outstanding opportunity is to see Gatun Locks and the ships passing through. Visit Fort San Lorenzo, the Chagres River and surrounding rain forest.
Some of the most renowned pearls in the world come from the oysters on the seabed around the hundred or so islands which make up the Pearl Island archipelago in the Gulf of Panama.
The pristine rainforests and the rugged natural beauty of the Osa Peninsula make this region among the most beautiful areas in Costa Rica. Declared 'one of the most biologically intense places on earth' by the National Geographic Magazine, the Osa Peninsula along with Drake Bay have today, become the premier eco-tourism destination in the county.
Casa de Orquideas also known as the real-life Garden of Eden, is a short 25 minute boat ride from Puerto Jimenez, Costa Rica. Casa de Oruideas was founded 30 years ago by American expats Ron and Trudy McAllister. Self-taught botanists, the pair have collections of tropical fruit trees, bromeliads, cycads, palms, heliconias, ornamental plants and varieties of orchids.
Visitors can take a 2 hour guided tour and experience sweet tasting seeds, smell fresh grown vanilla beans and marvel at nature's beauties.


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Interview with Croatian Prime Minister Milanovic: 'Germany Is a Role Model'
Croatian Prime Minister Milanovic 'Germany Is a Role Model for Us'
Despite the euro crisis, Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic is steering his country on a course toward European Union membership with great enthusiasm. In an interview, he discusses Zagreb's planned EU accession in July 2013 and his view of European leaders' efforts so far in managing the euro crisis.
Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic: "It is better to be a part of the club than to stand alone -- even if the club is perhaps having problems at the moment."
Foto: ATTILA KISBENEDEK/ AFP/Getty Images
SPIEGEL: The European Union is currently experiencing the worst crisis since its creation. Why do you still want to join it?
Milanovic: You can't just view our step through the short-term lens of the present. After all, it is better to be a part of the club than to stand alone -- even if the club is perhaps having problems at the moment. Accession requires that we fulfil high standards in economic and political areas. It is like the final exams you have to take when you get an MBA. Once you have it, you cannot be passed over so easily.
SPIEGEL: London Mayor Boris Johnson recently said he would love to see "the beautiful nation of Croatia " join the EU, but he also recommended that your country eschew the euro. Will you follow this advice?
Milanovic: We will work our way towards the euro. But will we then introduce it in 10 years? I don't know. If we were to hold a referendum now on the issue, I'm not sure that we would get the support of the Croatians.
SPIEGEL: What's your assessment of the management of the euro crisis?
Milanovic: In the current situation, one also cannot forget the fact that during the last five decades, the EU has enabled an area that runs from Spain to Finland to grow together when it had previously been worlds apart. That is clearly a success story -- a master stroke. I was born in Yugoslavia, a multiethnic entity -- and there we had structural aid for the poorer regions. Despite this, the economic divide between Kosovo and Slovenia always remained deep. With the euro rescue fund and the fiscal pact, Europe has now added new tools it can use to combat the crisis. I also think the European Central Bank is doing good work. It is purchasing government bonds, driving down interest rate burdens, and, all in all, generating growth.
SPIEGEL: You are meeting with Chancellor Merkel on Tuesday. Particularly in a few Southern European countries, she has become a hate figure. How do Croatians view Europe's most powerful woman?
Milanovic: We have no fear of the chancellor here. I can still remember well how for years people spoke of the German malaise, how Germany trailed behind the rest of Europe in terms of economic growth. But the country pulled itself out of it through courageous reforms. Germany is a role model for us, with its German rationality, its industriousness and even its frugality.
SPIEGEL: Our strict German tendency towards austerity as well?
Milanovic: Yes, that too …
SPIEGEL: Or do you tend to side with François Hollande, a social democrat like you, who would like to pump more money into the markets in order to produce growth?
Milanovic: I know him and his views. He is no frivolous politician. But one also cannot say that his position is in absolute opposition to that of Germany. He is from the north, from Normandy, that suggests that he would tend to have Dutch-Protestant tendencies -- in other words, he's a man who is thoroughly thrifty and is also clued in on economic matters. He's a socialist. And lest we forget, it was Gerhard Schröder, a leftist politician, who pushed through Germany's reforms.
SPIEGEL: From the perspective of a post-communist country, how is the current desolate situation in Greece viewed? Greece, a country that has long been part of the Western sphere has brought the euro to the brink of collapse.
Milanovic: We don't view Greece as a delinquent. The crisis there is a warning symbol for a path that we should not take.
SPIEGEL: Do you worry that tougher conditions are being imposed on Croatia because it is such a latecomer to the European Union?
Milanovic: I am in fact concerned about that. In any case, from our perspective, the benefits of membership overwhelmingly outweigh that. For 10 years, we will receive twice as much money from Brussels as we pay in. We will have an entire generation of time to catch up with the rest of Europe.
SPIEGEL: Many in the EU share the opinion that Romania and Bulgaria were granted membership too soon. Is that why Brussels has been stricter with Croatia?
Milanovic: No, I would not say that we are being penalized for Romania and Bulgaria.
SPIEGEL: Nationalism provoked war in the Balkans during the 1990s. Is the promise of being a part of Europe now stronger in your country than nationalism?
Milanovic: We Croatians are suffering from an overdose of history during the past century. Of course we still have some nationalism. But the feelings are slowly cooling down. We Social Democrats were elected, despite the fact that we never divided people based on their language or religion and despite the fact that we are anything but nationalistic.
SPIEGEL: Former Serbian President Boris Tadic recently took a vacation on the Croatian Riviera. Are relations with Belgrade completely free of tensions now?
Milanovic: There has already been a good neighbors treaty in place for the past 16 years. Much has improved since then. Prejudices between Serbs and Croatians are disappearing, even if this is happening slowly.
SPIEGEL: For now, Croatia will be the last country for which EU membership is a done deal. Do you believe that the process of EU expansion can be revived again afterwards?
Milanovic: Croatia will push for that, but of course it is going to be very difficult. Expansion fatigue has prevailed for a long time now. But we would also like to see our neighbors become members. Serbia, too, of course.
Interview conducted by Jan Puhl
Croatia European Union Balkans Economic and Financial Crisis Euro Crisis


Growing up in the greater Paterson area of New Jersey had many perks. One of them was visiting Garrett Mountain and Lambert Castle. On a recent visit to the area, I was able to share the experience with my own daughter. What makes Lambert Castle so special? And, what of Catholina Lambert, the man who built it and called it his home?
Following his arrival, he worked for prominent silk manufacturers in Boston and New York. When one partner left the company, Lambert was offered a partnership. By the early 1860s, his business acumen allowed for the building of the Dexter Mill, a three-story factory in the heart of the Paterson. By 1890, Paterson was the 'Silk City' of the New World.
A successful business wasn't the only thing that Lambert grew during this time. He married Isabella Eldridge Shattuck in 1857. They had eight children together. Two lived to adulthood. The 1870s and 1880s were filled with both joy of birth and the sorrow of death, yet his business success and accompanying status in the community continued to grow. In addition to the mill in Paterson, there was a mill in Hawley, Pennsylvania. Branches were also established in Florence and Milan, Italy.
In honor of his new status, he constructed his new home in one year, 1892-1893. It was inspired by the architectural style of the Medieval Revival, reminiscent of those he remembered from his youth. He was assisted in the design by John C. Ryle, who was from another family whose business was the manufacturing of silk.
The home was built on the mountainside of the first Watchung Mountain. It was of sandstone (quarried locally) and granite. The project had an estimated cost of half a million dollars, which is about $12.9 M today. It was completed the following year. He named it 'Belle Vista' in honor of his wife, Isabella. The Lamberts social status brought many prominent visitors, including President McKinley.
But that was not enough. Catholina Lambert became an avid art collector of American and British paintings and sculptures. He also had an extensive library of sacred music. According to the museum's website, he thought about how elegant his castle would look as the backdrop for his collection. In 1896, he added a 35' by 100' art gallery wing as well as a 70-foot observation tower (Lambert Tower) with a panoramic view on the cliff, and a summer house. He opened the home every Saturday, so the public could view his vast art collection. View the interior of the museum.
Catholina Lambert passed away on February 15, 1923. His son, Walter, decided to sell the castle to the city in 1925. For several years, the city used it as a tuberculosis hospital. Then it was used as a camp for disadvantaged children. In 1934, it was bought by the Passaic County Park Commission. By 1976, the National and New Jersey Registers of Historic Places awarded the castle a landmark designation. Today, the castle serves as headquarters for both the Passaic County Historical Society and the Passaic County Park Department.
Located at 3 Valley Rd, Paterson, NJ, the castle museum, and tower are open to the public. The castle is open Wednesday – Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. Unfortunately, we were there on a Tuesday and were unable to go inside. Visitors can still climb to the top of Lambert Tower. The tower was about to close on the day we visited. But, Robert Quinones, the park ranger in charge of the tower, allowed us time to explore and enjoy the vista and provided a historical perspective. He was kind to our inquiring minds and full of historical knowledge. The day was clear, and we could see everything; Bear Mountain, New York, the George Washington Bridge and the New York City skyline, the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, and Sandy Hook, NJ. What a view!
"Catholina Lambert." Passaic County Historical Society, 26 Jan. 2018, lambertcastleweb.wordpress.com/catholina-lambert/.
"Catholina Lambert's Castle." National Parks Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, www.nps.gov/pagr/learn/historyculture/lambert-castle.htm.
Research and first draft by Isabell Harkins.
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ClearEdge Marketing Welcomes Talent and Technology Industry Veteran Ericka Hyson as President
ClearEdge Marketing Welcomes Talent and…
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Hyson will lead next era of growth and development at the company
(CHICAGO, IL, August 23, 2022) – ClearEdge Marketing is pleased to announce the expansion of its executive leadership team, welcoming talent and technology industry veteran Ericka Hyson as president. In her role, Ericka will be responsible for the growth and development of the company's core marketing business. She will also lead the launch of new lines of business and position the company for continued growth. Ericka's 23 years of experience in the talent and technology industries, combined with her passion for leadership development, innovation, customer experience, and scaling fast-growing companies, will be instrumental in fueling ClearEdge's next phase.
"When searching for a president, it was important to find the right leader for where ClearEdge is poised to go, and Ericka immediately came to mind," said ClearEdge Marketing Founder and CEO Leslie Vickrey. "I of course also wanted someone who aligned with our company's mission and vision, and believed in our 'why': to rise up not only our team but those in the industries we serve as well. She is a strong leader with decades of recruitment and technology industry experience and a track record of success. I look forward to working closely with Ericka and the entire leadership team on this new and exciting chapter."
Strategic Vision, Hands-On Execution
Ericka joins ClearEdge with a wealth of knowledge and extensive experience in the talent and tech industries. Most recently, Ericka served as president of WorkN, where she worked closely with the company's founders to transform CX-tech solutions for the staffing industry. Prior to WorkN, she served at ettain group for nearly 20 years, most recently as COO. During her tenure, she was responsible for helping define the strategy to support and implement the CEO's vision. She led organizational design and functional departments while optimizing operational processes, inspiring innovation, and leading transformational change.
"I am honored to join Leslie and the ClearEdge team. As a former client of ClearEdge Marketing, I am already aware of the caliber of the agency's service and its reputation for being the go-to marketing resource for the talent and tech industries," said Ericka. "I have experienced firsthand the expertise the ClearEdge team brings to the table, and I have the utmost respect for the brand that has been built over the last 16 years. I am thrilled to contribute to the future growth and success of the company and look forward to building upon the strong foundation that Leslie and the team have established. Together we will continue to expand offerings that align with our shared passions and ClearEdge's purpose of 'rising up' others."
As president, Ericka will use her deep operational knowledge to lead the company's day-to-day operations and her strategic insight to support the company's vision. Her guidance and expertise will enable ClearEdge to launch two new divisions in 2022 and position the company for growth across all divisions in 2023 and beyond.
An Award-Winning Community Leader
Throughout her career, Ericka has been recognized for her many contributions to the staffing and technology industries, and local communities she serves. She is a three-time honoree of Staffing Industry Analysts Global Power 100 – Women in Staffing list and was named a DEI Influencer by the organization in 2022. A true believer in the power to help others rise up, she has served as an ASA Mentor and championed WorkN's sponsorship of the American Staffing Association's (ASA) Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Advocacy (IDEA) Group and the Women's Interest Group for the ASA. Ericka currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Technology Association and volunteers for the ASA's Women in Leadership Council, global non-profit Girls in Tech, and non-profit All-in to Fight Cancer.
Marking a milestone achievement for both leaders, Ericka and Leslie worked together with 13 other female leaders to publish a book, Together We Rise, a collection of stories that recount pivotal moments in their lives, including struggles to rise up and stand out in an industry with too few women at its highest ranks.
To learn more about ClearEdge, visit www.clearedgemarketing.com.
About ClearEdge Marketing
Igniting brands since 2006, ClearEdge Marketing delivers solutions that help talent and technology brands soar. To ensure marketing initiatives are strategically aligned to business goals, ClearEdge couples domain expertise with a passion for creative and strategic thinking, laser-focused on results. Whether executing creative projects, integrated into a client team or an entirely outsourced marketing team, ClearEdge is agile in its delivery and meets clients at their needs. Since 2017, ClearEdge's TheEdge podcast has provided a platform to uplift and inspire women in the industry by highlighting success stories to inspire the next generation of leaders. Learn more at www.clearedge marketing.com.
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In recent years I have noticed what a struggle it is often for everyone to find a suitable house, especially for expats and internationals. And having found a house, it takes a long time to turn it into a home. Simply because you don't know where to start in a culture where everything works so differently. I am convinced that with the right help, you could get through the whole process faster and with less stress. I believe a home to be one of life's basic necessities. Once your house is a home, you can relax and devote more energy to what really matters, such as work and family.
As a child, I always had some kind of craft project on the go. Whatever the materials involved – wood, paper, paints – being creative made me happy. From age 16, I trained as a decoration and restoration painter. Then, eager to learn more, I studied to become a building technology teacher, specializing in building maintenance, management and completion. It was during this period that I first came into contact with internationals. Thanks to them, my world grew and expanded.
I took a job with a building company. As a construction planner, my day-to-day duties included preparing quotations, making cost calculations, planning projects and purchasing materials and labour. It was always my aim to achieve the best possible balance between time, money and efficiency. That was quite a challenge, requiring a combination of insight, foresight and planning. After 8 years, I felt it was time for something new – a setting in which I could bring together my experience and talents, my knowledge of buildings/houses and my love for expats and internationals.
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A number of years ago, my partner and I bought a newly built home. We prepared by saving money for several years while living in a social rental flat which was too small. After a long two-year wait, we finally got the keys. By then, I was pregnant and very limited physically. I had prepared as much as I could beforehand and had ordered the materials we needed but couldn't do much otherwise. Largely thanks to the help of others, we eventually reached the point where all the boxes were in the right rooms, the floors were in, the walls plastered and painted, the kitchen installed. There was still a lot to do, of course, but from that stage onwards, our house quickly started to feel like home. My desire is to help others achieve the same goal.
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Could 222m Project Somnio become the world's largest superyacht?
Motor Boat & Yachting August 25, 2021
UK based Winch Design penned Somnio's remarkably sleek lines
Construction of the world's largest 'residential superyacht' is underway in Romania. Project Somnio is due to launch in mid-2024.
At 33,500GT and with an LOA of 728ft (222m), the 10-deck Project Somnio will be more than twice the volume of any superyacht presently in service but whether it counts as a true superyacht or a very exclusive cruise ship is open to debate.
Project Somnio is essentially a cross between a shared private yacht and an ultra-high-end cruise ship with a carefully planned cruising itinerary that will take her multiple owners to all corners of the globe in seven-star luxury. The launch date is scheduled for mid-2024.
There will be a total of 39 suites spread across six decks that will be available for purchase. Prices reportedly start at around €9.5 million, although the official line is that these are being offered to a select group of ultra-high-net-worth people strictly by 'invitation only'.
All photos courtesy of revocean.org
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Could this £500m hydrogen-powered superyacht revolutionise yachting?
The project can lay claim to an impressive design pedigree: Swedish naval architects Tillberg Design, best known for its work on cruise ships, designed the hull, while London-based Winch Design, one of the most successful superyacht and private aviation studios, is responsible for its exterior and interior styling.
Norwegian builder Vard, part of the vast Italian shipbuilding group Fincantieri, is overseeing the build.
Project Somnio will be Vard's largest project to date and substantially bigger than its other headline-grabbing work in progress, the 183m REV Ocean, presently billed as the longest superyacht in the world but whose handover has recently been pushed back to 2024.
Project Somnio will be a floating playground for its 39 ultra-high-net-worth owners
One of Somnio's co-founders is Captain Erik Bredhe, whose previous credits include the residential cruise ship The World, which launched in 2002 and, although 25m (82ft) shorter than Project Somnio, boasts around 30% more volume.
It is too early for Somnio's full inventory to be released, but is said to include a state-of-the-art medical facility and the renderings above show a vast aft-deck swimming pool.
Project Somnio will have a top speed of 18.5 knots and an unrefuelled range of 8,000nm from its diesel-electric powertrain.
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