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GMC Students Shine at Model UN
Last month 12 students in GMC's Model United Nations Club traveled to New York City and the UN building to represent the College and the country Kyrgyzstan. The National Model United Nations Conference included 7,200 students from around the world. As has become quite common with Green Mountain College delegations at this event, the GMC group was awarded the honor of Distinguished Delegation. Congratulations to team members including (from left to right): Evan Smith '16, Seraphina Mallon-Breiman '16, Salima Mahamoudou '16, Chris Nielsen '16, Katelyn Mann '18, Miles Linsmith '16, Christina Guarin '18, Bailey Anne Grebbin '18, Taylor Benner '19, Maggie Ganguly-Kiefner '16, Andy Gansenberg '16 and Helen Yao '19.
Filed Under: GMC Journal - April 11, News, GMC Journal, Student News
Student Wildlife Society Wins Bronze in Quiz Bowl
On April 1, eight GMC students, Lindsey Pekurny '16, Megan Muller '16, Leora Mattison '16, Eliza Hubbell '16, Tynazha Jones '17, Sara Lucas '17, Paola Fernandez '17, and Kaitlin Dunley '17, along with prof. Valorie Titus (natural resources management), traveled to Camp Blue Diamond near State College, Penn., to attend The Wildlife Society's Northeast Section Student Conclave. Participants traveled down a long, bumpy road into the middle of a vast state forest where they were greeted by choruses of spring peepers and students from natural resources schools across the Northeast. The first evening consisted of a student mixer and a wonderful keynote presentation providing advice for students who want to enter the Natural Resources field. The following day, students participated in a number of technical workshops, ranging from turtle radiotelemetry, to rocket netting, to grant writing, to wildlife photography. The event culminated that night with the annual Quiz Bowl. The GMC team of Lindsey, Megan, Leora, and Paola started strong with victories over Framingham State and Central Michigan University. They lost a tough one to Penn State Main Campus, but were able to overcome that loss with a victory over University of Maine for the third place rank.
Spring Concert Features Brother Ali w/ DJ Last Word
The College Programming Board and the Office of Student Involvement are excited to announce that Brother Ali w/ DJ Last Word will be performing for Spring Concert on April 23! Brother Ali is a highly respected Hip Hop artist, speaker and activist from Minneapolis. His resume includes six critically acclaimed albums, mentorships with Iconic Hip Hop legends Chuck D and Rakim and performances on late night talk shows with Conan O Brien and Jimmy Fallon. He's been the subject of Al-Jazeera and NPR pieces and was a keynote speaker at this year's Nobel Peace Prize Forum. Brother Ali's latest album "Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color" is his manifesto on the political, socioeconomic and cultural suffering in modern American life, as well as a declaration of hope and possibility for a brighter future. Free tickets are available for students and one guest depending on availability. On April 5, tickets will be available for faculty and staff. Tickets are available for alumni and community members for $15 as pre-registration. On April 23 (the day of the concert), if tickets are still available, non-students will be charged $20 per ticket.
Filed Under: GMC Journal - April 11, News, GMC Journal
Communicating With Your Professors Workshop
In this interactive workshop, students will learn ways to properly identify with and communicate with their professors. As a group, we will discuss different scenarios in which communication with a faculty member may be necessary and what tips, tools and knowledge will be needed in order to have successful interactions. Wednesday, April 13 from 1-2 p.m. in Dickgeisser Room 001.
Filed Under: GMC Journal - April 11, GMC Journal
Renewable Energy Class Presents Microgrid Project
Students in the Renewable Energy: Technology Applications class this semester have developed a proposal for campus microgrid project. The project would channel energy generation to one building (Withey) to provide a community center for medical care, shelter, and food production in the event of an unplanned disaster. The presentation will be in the East Room on Wednesday, April 27 at 6 p.m.
Become a Wilderness Challenge Leader
GreenMAP will host an information meeting about becoming a Wilderness Challenge/GreenMAP leader on Thursday April 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the GreenMAP office in Withey. Students will learn about the types of trips GreenMAP offers, the training opportunities and requirements, benefits of being a GMAP leader (pro-deals, access to certification courses, and more) details about leading a Wilderness Challenge trip, and the cooperative adventure philosophy GreenMAP utilizes.
Earth Fair Invasive Plant Pull
Come pull invasive plant species from the Natural Areas the morning of Earth Fair with the Native Plants Land Manager. Volunteers should wear close-toed shoes and gloves if they wish. If the garlic mustard is up, we will be snacking on (cooked and cleaned) garlic mustard pesto.
Clean the Poultney River and Riverbanks April 18
This is a community effort to clean several segments of the Poultney River and its banks. Kayaks and/or canoes will be available for use! Meet at the Poultney River rope swing April 18 at 1 p.m. The cleanup session will last until 2:30.
Filed Under: GMC Journal - April 11, Uncategorized, GMC Journal
Hannah Richard Art Show in Surdam
Hannah Richard hosts her senior show "Day Dreams about Night Things"
in Surdam Gallery from April 15-April 29. Come to her opening reception Friday, April 15, from 5-7 p.m.
Dine and Discuss at the Pre-Law Info Session April 14
Any students interested in law and policy are encouraged to join Pre-law Programs director Chris Brooks for an information session on Thursday, April 14 at 12:15 p.m. in the Gorge Atrium. This will be an informal meeting where we discuss and answer questions about the pre-law programs available here at GMC, including the "pre-law certificate" and the "dual-enrollment program" with Vermont Law School. Pizza and refreshments will be served!

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Built in 2014, by the Chesapeake Shipbuilding Corporation of Salisbury, Maryland (hull #116) as the Kings Point for the Vane Brothers Company of Baltimore, Maryland.
Designed by Frank Basile of Entech and Associates of Houma, Louisiana. She was the tenth Sassafras class tug constructed for the Vane Brothers Company.
Named for Kings Point, which is a village and a part of Great Neck in Nassau County, New York. On the North Shore of Long Island.
The Village of Kings Point is in the Town of North Hempstead. On the Great Neck Peninsula on the North Shore of Long Island and is often grouped together with the other hamlets and villages referred to collectively as "Great Neck". Kings Point is also the home of the United States Merchant Marine Academy and its maritime museum.
Powered by two, Tier III complaint, Caterpillar 3512 diesel engines. With Twin Disc MG 6500 reduction gears, at a ratio of 6.04:1. Turning two, Rolls Royce, Troost, 87(in), four bladed, fixed pitch, propellers. She is a twin screw tug, rated at 3,000 horsepower.
Her electrical service is provided by two, Tier III complaint, 99kW, John Deere generator sets. The tug's capacities are 65,575 gallons of fuel, 2,068 gallons of lube oil, and 2,890 gallons of water.
The towing gear consists of a single drum, JonRie InterTech towing winch. Driven by a single, John Deere 4045 diesel engine. With an electric, JonRie InterTech, deck capstan mounted on her stern.
Vessel Name: KINGS POINT
USCG Doc. No.: 1253729
Trade Indicator: Coastwise Unrestricted, Registry
Call Sign: WDH9083
Hull Number: 116
Ship Builder: CHESAPEAKE SHIPBUILDING CORP
Hailing Port: NEW YORK, NY.
Hull Depth: 13.5
Hull Breadth: 32
CHESAPEAKE SHIPBUILDING CORP, VANE LINE BUNKERING INC
VANE BROTHERS COMPANY


TowerFall Ascension is ready to make its way to PC and PS4 on March 11 with a new co-op mode, 50 new Versus arenas, and new weapons to sling at your friends.
TowerFall has arguably been one of Ouya's most noteworthy success stories, but creator Matt Thorson is finally ready to bring his multiplayer archery platformer to new platforms. TowerFall Ascension will make its way to PC and PS4 on March 11 and bring along with it some new features.
"In Ascension there are 50 new Versus arenas to fight on, for a total of 120 unique levels, and a bunch of new variants to customize your matches with," Thorson says on PlayStation.Blog. "There are a few new powerups too, which change the game up considerably. My favorite: drill arrows that burrow through walls."
TowerFall Ascension will also debut Quest mode, in which one or two players defend arenas from spawning monsters. Local competitive multiplayer will be supported for up to four players, but online multiplayer is not available.
On top of being a personal favorite, TowerFall has collected a number of accolades in 2013, including PAX 10 recognition and IndieCade awards.
Ozzie Mejia posted a new article, TowerFall Ascension slinging onto PC and PS4 March 11.
This game looks amazing but if it doesn't have online multiplayer I probably won't buy it because I am a sadfat and having 3 other friends over happens only when the planets align and there is a blood moon.


:)Smilie have been developing Java games for five years now and have supplied many satisfied customers throughout the world. Games have been sold to many companies, small and large, including BT LineOne, BSkyB, Sandbox Entertainment and Bertelsmann BV. Below is a selection of three developments, given as examples of our services.
The game shown left, called 'Xeroids', is based on the Space Invaders engine but includes extra gameplay features and bespoke graphics and sound effects. The development brief behind the Xeroids adaptation was provided by a UK based printware company. They wanted to show the printers they sold in a 'good light' with frequent reinforcement of their own logo/brand. They also requested added game features.
Our solution included beautiful graphical backgrounds, competitors' printers as 'the enemy', the desirable high scoring mothership as their logo, swooping 'Galaxian' style characters, bonus pickups at the end of each level and CGI based high scores (no serverside database). The result was a game which we think looks and plays better than the original!
Game adaptation and re-branding is a very popular service with our clients. In another recent development, we produced a suite of six games for the high traffic entertainment site run by Sandbox Inc. This included completely rebranded versions of 'Missile Command', 'Galaga', 'Space Invaders', 'Asteroids', 'Tetris' and 'PacMan'. Development also included integration with the Sandbox.com incentive scheme 'SandDollars'. Each of their visitors is rewarded for playing the games and the credits earned are transferred securely to their main database system.
As a final example, Scandinavian kids' site www.dinolife.com commissioned adaptations featuring their own suite of characters. These included PacMan turning into 'Jasper Espadrillo og diamantbandittene' and Galaga into ' Rex Gordon og Rompiratene'! See the games in action on their site.
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Вілер () — селище () в США, в окрузі Данн штату Вісконсин. Населення — 348 осіб (2010).

Географія
Вілер розташований за координатами  (45.041196, -91.899656).  За даними Бюро перепису населення США в 2010 році селище мало площу 2,11 км², з яких 2,04 км² — суходіл та 0,07 км² — водойми. В 2017 році площа становила 2,26 км², з яких 2,13 км² — суходіл та 0,13 км² — водойми.

Демографія

Згідно з переписом 2010 року, у селищі мешкало 348 осіб у 127 домогосподарствах у складі 79 родин. Густота населення становила 165 осіб/км².  Було 147 помешкань (70/км²).

Расовий склад населення:

До двох чи більше рас належало 1,7 %. Частка іспаномовних становила 1,4 % від усіх жителів.

За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 29,0 % — особи молодші 18 років, 59,8 % — особи у віці 18—64 років, 11,2 % — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Медіана віку мешканця становила 34,3 року. На 100 осіб жіночої статі у селищі припадало 102,3 чоловіків;  на 100 жінок у віці від 18 років та старших — 94,5 чоловіків також старших 18 років.

Середній дохід на одне домашнє господарство  становив  доларів США (медіана — ), а середній дохід на одну сім'ю —  доларів (медіана — ). Медіана доходів становила  доларів для чоловіків та  долари для жінок. За межею бідності перебувало 30,1 % осіб, у тому числі 40,7 % дітей у віці до 18 років та 11,4 % осіб у віці 65 років та старших.

Цивільне працевлаштоване населення становило 141 особа. Основні галузі зайнятості: освіта, охорона здоров'я та соціальна допомога — 25,5 %, виробництво — 16,3 %, будівництво — 16,3 %.

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Селища Вісконсину
Населені пункти округу Данн (Вісконсин)

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Shermari Jones Grayson McCall James Blackman Corey Rucker Sports Athlete injuries Athlete health College sports College football Football
Sun Belt Arkansas State Coastal Carolina Florida State
No. 15 Coastal Carolina looks to keep rolling vs. Red Wolves
By The Associated Press - Oct. 06, 2021 02:15 PM EDT
Coastal Carolina's Grayson McCall warms up before to an NCAA college football game against Louisiana Monroe on Saturday, Oct. 2, 2021, in Conway, S.C. (AP Photo/Matt Kelley)
No. 15 Coastal Carolina (5-0, 1-0 Sun Belt) at Arkansas State (1-4 0-1), Thursday, 7:30 p.m. (ESPNU).
Line: Coastal Carolina by 19 1/2, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
Series record: Arkansas State leads 3-1.
WHAT'S AT STAKE?
Coastal Carolina's try at starting 6-0 for a second straight year. The Chanticleers opened with 11 straight victories in 2020, the longest win streak of its kind in Sun Belt history. Arkansas State has lost six of its past seven league games including a defeat by Georgia Southern a week ago to open conference play.
KEY MATCHUP
Coastal Carolina QB Grayson McCall vs. Arkansas' pass defense. McCall is No. 1 in the FBS in completion percentage (80.2) and passing efficiency. He's thrown for 1,113 yards and 10 touchdowns with just one interception. The Red Wolves are last in the Sun Belt in points allowed and overall defense.
Coastal Caorlina RB Shermari Jones. The senior tailback rushed for more than 100 yards in two of the first three games before missing the last two due to injury. Jones is expected to be ready to go against Arkansas State, which gives up 257 rushing yards per game, the most in the Sun Belt.
Arkansas State QB James Blackman: The former Florida State passer is second in the Sun Belt in total offense and passing yards a game. Blackman will have to be on target against a Coastal Carolina team that is giving up just 130 yards a game through the air and has not allowed a TD pass.
Coastal Carolina has won its last six regular-season road games including a 28-25 win at Buffalo in its only away game this season. ... Arkansas State won the first three matchups with Coastal after the Chanticleers joined the Sun Belt five seasons ago. The Red Wolves lost to Coastal 52-23 last year. ... Coastal Carolina is averaging 8.28 yards per play, second only to Ohio State's 8.57 per snap in the FBS. ... Corey Rucker has emerged as Blackman's favorite targets this season, with 21 catches for a team-best 372 yards and four touchdown receptions. ... Coastal Carolina receiver Javion Heiligh has 100 yards or more in five of his past seven games. ... Arkansas State's Blackman had 43 TD passes with Florida State from 2017-20. He's had eight so far for the Red Wolves.
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HNP Today Florida Newspapers Commend Tampa's Sacred Heart Church
Florida Newspapers Commend Tampa's Sacred Heart Church
Jocelyn Thomas February 28, 2007 In the Headlines
TAMPA, Fla. — The refuge that Sacred Heart Church offers to area homeless people was featured earlier this month by two Florida newspapers.
In a February 11 commentary in The Tampa Tribune, Bishop Robert Lynch of the Diocese of St. Petersburg, Fla, praised the attitude of Sacred Heart saying, "The Franciscan friars at Sacred Heart parish downtown welcome male homeless in the evening. They sleep on the church steps and platforms, and friars keep a watchful eye out for those who are malnourished or in need of additional assistance.
Bishop Lynch's essay, titled "The Homeless Are Challenge to Our Cities and Our Faith," describes misconceptions about homeless people. He emphasized that "Christians should consider the homeless as more perfect reflections of 'the least of my brothers and sisters' to whom our outreach reflects our fundamental belief that all of us are made in the image and likeness of God."
Bishop Lynch wrote: "I ask everyone to partner with their church and begin to provide homeless shelters throughout the diocese. I pray that this can be an ecumenical undertaking involving the churches and synagogues."
On the same Sunday, The St. Petersburg Times published a large photo, shown above, of a man lying on the steps of Tampa's Sacred Heart Church. The caption described how the homeless are "welcome on the doorsteps of this church" when many of their former options have been eliminated. Nearby parks have been closed off to the homeless, according to the Times. At Sacred Heart, "the police cannot tell the homeless to leave," the newspaper said, and "the city cannot prevent them from being fed."
According to Andrew Reitz, Sacred Heart's pastor, approximately 40 men and women sleep outside the church each night.
"Attitudes toward the homeless are beginning to change slowly," he said. "A few of our parishioners are still afraid of them. We have had meetings and we have invited several of the homeless to be part of the meetings and to tell their stories. This has helped change attitudes. "We can't ignore them or wish they would go away."
Sean O'Brien and Julian Jagudilla check on the situation outside the church most evenings.
"They have helped some get out of this way of life," Andrew said. " We are part of an effort with the business community and other charitable groups to open a drop-in center or assist those who want to change but are trapped by a poor paying job or other condition. This is a complex issue, but we have to work to take steps to offer some assistance to our sisters and brothers."


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Every "Pope" from John the 23rd forward has contradicted Christ and His Church. By their fruits you shall know them. The new religion that was established is called the Novus Ordo religion and was established at the 2nd Vatican Council. Find the truth!


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Wait, is Meghan Markle *Allowed* to be a Bridesmaid in Priyanka Chopra's wedding?
Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra's engagement was a shock to, like, everyone. Although we initially assumed Meghan Markle would be a bridesmaid in the wedding, one question still remains: Is she allowed to?
The answer is yes, but it's highly unlikely. Technically, the Duchess of Sussex can participate in a wedding, but there's a small loophole that makes it a risky move. Confusing, right? Here's what you need to know.
According to royal reporter Omid Scobie, there's no rule that forbids members of the royal family from joining a bridal party. "There is no protocol that dictates whether an adult female member of the British royal family can take on the role of a bridesmaid or maid of honor at a non-royal's wedding," he told Cosmopolitan.com.
This is good news, since Markle is a longtime friend of Chopra and prime bridesmaid candidate. However, she may forgo the role for one valid reason.
He continued, "It is an unlikely scenario for one simple reason: A female royal would not be expected to walk behind a 'commoner.' This is why in the past we saw Pippa Middleton as Duchess Kate's maid of honor, but when Pippa got married Kate read a prayer."
Nevertheless, it all comes down to whether Chopra wants to risk losing the spotlight. "There's also the risk of taking all the attention off the bride herself! In June, all eyes were on Sweden's Princess Madeleine instead of her close childhood friend getting married when she served as a bridesmaid," Scobie added.
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Q: button stopPropagation not working I have a button:
<button id="btnSearch" runat="server" onserverclick="btnSearch_Click">Find</button>

And code on back side:
protected void btnSearch_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    btnSearch.InnerText = "Clicked!";
}

That I am trying to stop from executing. So I built a jQuery function like this:
    $("[id$=btnSearch]").on("click", function (e) {
        $(this).html("Searching...");
        e.preventDefault();
        e.stopPropagation();
        e.stopImmediatePropagation();
        return false;
    });

But the code still reaches the back side.  I want to create a condition that if reached, my button will not go to the code behind, but I seem to have trouble just stopping it in the first place.  Normally e.preventDefault() works. Why is it not working in this case? For the record, both the jQuery and back side functions are successfully being reached.

A: I think that your jquery is not getting the id of that button. Try this..
<button id="btnSearch" runat="server" onserverclick="btnSearch_Click" ClientIdMode="static">Find</button>

Jquery:
$("#btnSearch").on("click", function (e) {
        $(this).html("Searching...");
        e.preventDefault();
        e.stopPropagation();
        e.stopImmediatePropagation();
        return false;
    });

EDITED
Just remove onserverclick from your button. Like this
<button id="btnSearch" runat="server" ClientIdMode="static">Find</button>

And fire that event from your jquery code. like this
$("#btnSearch").on("click", function (e) {
    $(this).html("Searching...");
    if (condition) {
        //IF TRUE
        var SearchButton = document.getElementById("<%= btnSearch.ClientID %>");
        SearchButton.click();
    } else {
        return false;
    }
});

A: A more accurate option covering other submit possibilities (as enter key) is using a submit handler
$('form').on('submit', function() {
    if (condition) {
        return false; // cancel submit
    }
}

A: I noticed you're using onserverclick.
The HtmlButton.OnServerClick docs state the following:

The ServerClick event is raised when the HtmlButton control is
  clicked. This event causes a round trip to occur from the client to
  the server and back. It is deliberately different from the client-side
  OnClick event. If a conflict exists between code run with a
  ServerClick event and code run by a client-side OnClick event, the
  server-side event instructions will override the client-side code.

Its likely that this is overriding and preventing your client onclick from being seen executing as you expect.

I want to create a condition that if reached, my button will not go to the code
  behind

In order to optionally call the code behind, you will likely need to remove the onserverclick and manually call __doPostBack in your onclick when the condition is met.

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They join the KS3 team in the Level 3 County finals and I am sure that both teams will be feeling confident and hoping that they can qualify for the regionals.


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While magazines of all niches continue to struggle, tourist magazines may be heading to sunnier skies despite the turbulent economic climate.
Nationally distributed magazines across most categories have been hit by falling numbers, according to figures from the Vocus Media Database. Travel and tourism magazines with national distributions decreased in number by 11 percent between October 2007 and October 2009, which is better than average compared to other niches. National shelter print magazines, which cover home-focused topics, decreased by an approximate 27 percent, while magazines in the music, automotive, and financial categories decreased by approximately 13, 7 and 23 percent, respectively. The relatively moderate decrease in national travel industry magazines is surprising considering the increasing trend toward local travel, which is difficult to highlight in a national travel magazine with a wide distribution.
Meanwhile, the drop in regional magazine numbers for both travel and shelter categories are the same at around 15 percent. This figure sits at the low end of regional magazines' dwindling distribution, as their companions in the music and automotive categories have decreased by about 28 percent and 23 percent, respectively. It appears that even though more people are traveling locally, smaller regional magazines across all categories still have a tougher time staying afloat. Partly to blame is their dependence on local advertisers, which are less equipped than their massive national counterparts to weather the economic storm.
In fact, it would appear that the health of travel publications is dependent on the health of the travel industry as a whole. The U.S. Travel Association said in a press release that while "tourism has historically been more resilient than other economic sectors, it has never been immune." The Travel Association claims that worldwide international arrivals decreased in 2008 by 2 percent, with a continuing downward trend into 2009. However, if the U.S. Senate passes the Travel Promotions Act, which the House of Representatives passed in October, international tourist interest in the U.S. could increase, resulting in an increased interest in regional travel magazines and guides. If passed, the legislation would create a public-private partnership to promote the U.S. as a premier travel destination and better explain the country's security policies in hopes to attract international visitors. Even if foreign tourists only visit big cities and tourist traps, regional tourist magazines that cover those areas could substantially benefit.
Even with the overall dip in travel activity, a number of magazines have found ways to pique the interests of new readers and retain them. "People will always fly in planes, they just might take business class instead of first class, or coach instead of business class," said Steve Andrews, publisher of United Airlines' in-flight magazine, Hemispheres. The advertiser-dependent magazine, published by Ink Publishing, underwent a redesign in June after United Airlines dropped their previous publishing agreement with Pace Communications. The magazine now employs a more assertive editorial bent and features writers who formerly wrote for big-name publications, including National Geographic. According to Andrews, the magazine is doing well and is advantageously positioned in the market due to its method of distribution: United's flights are fully booked, enabling every magazine in every seat to have at least one probable reader.
Afar is one of the biggest and gutsiest travel magazines to launch in the last few months. Hoping to provide for a new niche, it chose to take a different angle on travel. According to its Web site, the publication's mission is to emphasize the "connection between the traveler, a place, and its people," appealing to a more socially and environmentally responsible audience. Catering to tourists more interested in cultural understanding than in spas and tchotchke shops was a forward-thinking move for a national travel magazine.
Despite some of the difficulties the travel industry may have endured, it appears to be relatively strong and will possibly get stronger with federal promotion efforts and eventual economic recovery. While people may spend less when times are hard, their desire to explore new places will not go away, and travel publishers will only benefit from that wanderlust.


Central Queensland University (alternatively known as CQUniversity) is an Australian dual sector university based in Queensland. Its main campus is in North Rockhampton, Queensland. However, it also has campuses in Rockhampton City, Bundaberg, Emerald, Gladstone City, Gladstone Marina, Mackay Ooralea, Mackay City and Noosa, as well as delivery sites in Cairns, Cannonvale, Townsville, Charters Towers, Yeppoon, Biloela, Geraldton, Karratha and Perth. On 31 October 2014, CQUniversity announced that it would open a full campus in the Townsville CBD in 2015. It has metropolitan campuses in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane. As of 2012[update] the metropolitan campuses hosted both international and domestic students.
Rockhampton's university campaign resumed in the 1950s as Central Queensland became an emerging heavy industry base, with developing coal mines and Gladstone emerging as a light metals centre. In the Queensland parliament in November 1956, the local member for Rockhampton (H R Gardner) stated "more adequate facilities for technical education" were required for the region and, appealing to the philosophy of a "fair go", he urged that Rockhampton people be given "the same opportunities as those in Brisbane". In 1958, P J Goldston, an engineer (later, Commissioner for Railways,) mooted the possibility of a Central Queensland university with Rockhampton engineers and after further community discussion, the Rockhampton Mayor, Alderman R B J Pilbeam, called the first public meeting on 3 March 1959 at which the Central Queensland University Development Association (UDA) was constituted.
The UDA presented university proposals to government and, in 1961, the Queensland government reserved 161 hectares (400 acres) of government land at Parkhurst (North Rockhampton) on the Bruce Highway near the Yeppoon turnoff as a tertiary education site. Establishment finally was resolved in March 1965, when the Commonwealth government's Martin Report (on expansion of tertiary education) was tabled in parliament by Prime Minister Menzies―who announced the foundation of a new style of tertiary institution at both Rockhampton and Toowoomba. The new institutes―Rockhampton's was named The Queensland Institute of Technology, Capricornia (QITC)―were affiliated with the main Queensland Institute of Technology campus in Brisbane and lacked the autonomy of universities, being controlled by the Queensland Education Department.
A highlight of the decade was the construction in 1976–77 of an impressive, three-storey Library building at the centre of the Rockhampton campus. Designed by architect Stephen Trotter, the building's striking external feature was a sculpted facade created by artist Kevin Brereton. CIAE Director, Dr Arthur Appleton, proclaimed the Library to be a "milestone" which confirmed that the Institute had "come of age as a public institution". The transformation of the campus also saw extensive landscaping of the grounds and the Institute becoming a vibrant arts hub through its Creative Arts Theatre, vacation summer schools in the creative arts, an avant-garde film program, the development of an art collection and presentation of exhibitions such as Gil Jamieson's "epic 72-foot (22-metres) Australian landscape", shown first in the CIAE Library prior to exhibition in the prestigious Adelaide Festival Gallery.
Along with creating a traditional university campus experience in a natural setting, the CIAE also developed engineering and science projects which were implemented locally and recognised nationally―from solar energy research and post-cyclone timber testing to research into cattle dogs, the sponsoring of the first National Northern Beef Outlook Conference and research into the proliferation of water hyacinth.
And already the emphasis was shifting beyond Rockhampton: the CIAE's next momentous move was into distance education―it became the first college in Australia to introduce a Bachelor of Science externally in 1974. Probably few people at the time envisaged the massive ramifications of this small-scale operation in the Science School―it was the harbinger of the CIAE's future growth as a distributed institution all the way down the Australian East Coast from Cairns to Melbourne and ventures in international education.
By 1979, external enrolments at the CIAE had jumped to 825 and by 1985 distance education had become a major campus operation, exceeding internal enrolments and offering 12 courses involving some 100 subjects and processing 23,980 study packages annually.
From 2002 to 2007, the university won numerous Queensland Export awards (education category) and two National Export Awards for education (2002 and 2005); and in the Good Universities Guide won the most 5-star ratings of any regional university in Australia in 2003 and five 5-star ratings in 2006 and 2007.
By 2006, the university was operating its four Australian International Campuses at Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney and Melbourne along with a campus in Suva, Fiji, while two other major offshore partnerships proceeded in Shanghai and Singapore, and diminishing operations in Hong Kong. The university restructured its international activities in the period 2006 to 2009 and rebranded its image in 2008, changing its brand from Central Queensland University to CQUniversity.
In the 2000s, CQUniversity also has been responsive to the needs of the Australian communities and regions it serves and has emphasised programs in the natural resources sector and mining, engineering, nursing, education, accounting, sustainable development and intercultural education. One of these learning program success stories has been Professor Kerry Reid-Searl, who received a 2012 Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching Award for her highly imaginative simulation teaching technique, using human-like props to prepare nursing students for practice. The technique known as Mask-Ed™ (KRS simulation) has since been available to educators across a wide range of disciplines globally.
CQUniversity is home to world-class research institutes: the Appleton Institute for Behavioural Science, Learning and Teaching Education Research Centre, Institute for Health and Social Science Research and the Institute for Resource Industries and Sustainability. Several of its research centres (Centre for Rail Engineering, the Power and Energy Centre, the Centre for Environmental Management and the Centre for Plant and Water Sciences have an emphasis on supporting growth and prosperity in CQUniversity's home region of Central Queensland.
Research successes include successful cattle cloning by Professor Gábor Vajta; and Professor David Midmore's and Honorary Fellow and research officer Andrew Rank's achieving the gazetting on 9 October 2010 (after almost a decade of research and submissions) of the natural sweetener, Stevia rebaudiana, as a natural low-calorie ingredient in foods and beverages. Professor Midmore stated stevia may become "a significant tool/ingredient for community use in the fight against obesity and the associated metabolic syndrome and diabetes (type II)." Research highlights also include Ben Kele's coal seam gas water treatment plants. Ben has extensively researched and developed a range of ion exchanging volcanic rock filter media blends that reduce sodium salts, selected heavy metals, and hydrocarbons associated with the petroleum and gas industries. Ben is also responsible for a range of effluent treatment plants. One of the systems has been used at the Woodford Folk Festival venue. Dr Scott Wilson's research into 'mutant' toads has also achieved much acclaim with the project airing on Channel 10's Totally Wild program. Dr Wilson has tracked abnormalities in toads as an indicator for environmental changes. CQUniversity has also achieved success with its Green Chicken project which focusses on feeding poultry biochar (small traces of charred wood waste) in their food mix and then taking the manure containing the biochar and composting it with mineral additives to produce an organic fertiliser. The project has been praised for its carbon smart properties.
Other highlights include the university's involvement in physical activity research including the establishment of 10,000 Steps and the 2014 National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) funding for research into how physical activity can help with depression. CQUniversity is also home to an Experimental Gambling Research Laboratory. The Queensland Centre for Domestic & Family Violence Research is based at the Mackay campus and contributes to the prevention of domestic and family violence by informing, promoting and supporting the actions of individuals, communities, services and governments through statewide leadership in research, professional development, education and community engagement. The Centre for Mental Health Nursing Innovation at CQUniversity provides leadership in mental health nursing at local, state, national and international levels and has become a focal point for research and scholarly advance in mental health nursing in partnership with key stakeholders from industry and the broader community.
In 2010, CQUniversity announced its intention to become Queensland's first "dual sector" university (and the first in Australia in more than a decade), offering a combination of higher education and vocational training, through a merger with the Central Queensland Institute of TAFE (CQIT). At the time, the project won support from then-Queensland Premier Anna Bligh, who described the proposal as "one of the most exciting developments in post-school education that we have seen in Queensland for many years."
In December 2011, the Federal Government announced that CQUniversity had been successful in gaining $73.8 million in funding to support its merger with CQIT and to strengthen the university's engineering offering. The university announced that it would fund a $16.6 million engineering precinct in Mackay, a $14 million public-access allied health clinic in Rockhampton, and a $12.5 million makeover of the Mackay TAFE campus through the funding allocation.
In September 2012, Queensland Premier Campbell Newman announced the State's in-principle support for the CQUniversity-CQIT merger. The Newman government gave its final approval for the merger to proceed in December 2012. In July 2014, CQUniversity became Queensland's first dual sector and most comprehensive university. The university now offers a range of post school education opportunities including trade certificates, diplomas, short courses, degrees and post-graduate qualifications. Students studying at the institution following the merger can easily transition from one level of study to another. It is anticipated that the new comprehensive university will encourage people to stay local to complete their study and will also help meet skills shortages in the Central Queensland region.
CQUniversity is led by Professor Scott Bowman who is the Vice-Chancellor and President of the University. Professor Bowman was appointed to the position of Vice-Chancellor and President in 2009. Professor Bowman began his professional life as a radiographer, undertaking radiography training at the Northampton School of Radiography in the UK. He worked as a senior radiographer in a number of hospitals in London before becoming a student teacher at Guys Hospital Radiography Education Centre. He became a principal lecturer at South Bank University when the centre at Guys amalgamated with that university. Professor Bowman then became the Head of the Department of Radiography and Imaging Sciences at the University College of St Martin. He was also appointed the foundation Dean of the Faculty of Health Science and Community at St Martins before moving to Australia to take up the position of Head of the School of Medical Radiations at Charles Sturt University. At Charles Sturt University he later became the foundation Head of the School of Clinical Sciences. Professor Bowman then moved to the University of South Australia where he was appointed Dean of the Whyalla Campus and the foundation Director of Regional Engagement. He then moved on to James Cook University to become Pro Vice-Chancellor (Cairns and Academic Planning & Development) with further appointments as Pro Vice-Chancellor Corporate and Commercial and Deputy Vice-Chancellor University Services and Registrar. In August 2009 he was appointed the Vice-Chancellor and President of CQUniversity Australia.
Professor Bowman is an experienced pilot who often travels between the university's many campuses in his Jabiru J230C.
The Vice-Chancellor and President works in close collaboration with the University Council, and also with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders, providing leadership and strategic direction for the university. The Vice-Chancellor is appointed by the University Council and reports to the Council through the Chancellor.
The Council has 15 members and must endeavour to advance the interests and aspirations of CQUniversity. Membership to council includes official members, appointed members, additional members, elected members and Secretary to Council. Council meetings are held bi-monthly.
The Industry & Vocational Education Division is led by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Industry & Vocational Education). The Division is focused on developing CQUniversity's comprehensive university structure including the coordination of CQUniversity's vocational educational. The Division also supports university access programs including the Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS) program and a registered training organisation which was acquired by CQUniversity back in 2012 – Train@CQUniversity.
CQUniversity has many locations throughout Australia; each with its own lively character and range of facilities and services as well as program and course offerings. Since CQUniversity's merger with CQ TAFE in mid-2014, CQUniversity has offered a more comprehensive approach to education and training and has one of the largest footprints of any tertiary education institution in Australia. It has the following campuses: • CQUniversity Adelaide • CQUniversity Brisbane • CQUniversity Bundaberg • CQUniversity Emerald • CQUniversity Gladstone, City • CQUniversity Gladstone, Marina • CQUniversity Mackay, City • CQUniversity Mackay, Ooralea • CQUniversity Melbourne • CQUniversity Noosa • CQUniversity Rockhampton, North • CQUniversity Rockhampton, City • CQUniversity Sydney CQUniversity also operates delivery sites in Biloela, Cairns, Yeppoon, Cannonvale, Geraldton, Townsville, Charters Towers and Edithvale.
Two campuses operate in the Rockhampton region: Rockhampton, City (formerly CQ TAFE) and Rockhampton, North. The Rockhampton City campus is centrally located and offers a wide range of study options from certificates and diplomas to undergraduate programs. It also offers short courses in a range of areas including business, hospitality and beauty. Key facilities include Wilby's Training Restaurant, Hair Essence Hair Salon, Engineering Technology Centre, Trade training workshops and an Adult Learning Centre. The Rockhampton North campus is the university's headquarters and provides a tranquil and picturesque environment for students. It's common to see kangaroos grazing on the campus' lawns throughout the year. The campus boasts a range of state of the art facilities including an Engineering Precinct, Health Clinic, Student Residence, food court and Sports Centre.
The $10.7 million refurbished Engineering Precinct has labs for fluids, thermodynamics, thermofluids, geotech, concrete and structures, and electronics. There is also a new lecture theatre, a postgraduate area, a materials-testing area, an acoustic test cell, a soils store, and a multi-purpose project-based learning lab.
Two campuses operate in the Mackay region: CQUniversity Mackay, City (formerly CQ TAFE) and CQUniversity Mackay, Ooralea, including a $46 million Trades Training Centre. The Mackay City campus located on Sydney Street, in the heart of the Mackay CBD, offers a wide range of study options from certificates and diplomas to undergraduate programs. Facilities on the campus include 24-hour computer labs, training restaurants, hair dressing salon, beauty salon, canteen and library. The Mackay Ooralea campus is located on Mackay's southern outskirts and is about six kilometres from the city centre. The campus serves as a base for hundreds of students and staff, and houses a wide range of facilities, including lecture theatres, a performance theatre, tutorial rooms, computer laboratories, a nursing laboratory, video-conference rooms, recording studios, student accommodation, a bookshop, a refectory and a library. On-site accommodation is provided at the Mackay Residential College.
New nursing, midwifery and chiropractic laboratories also provides student with practical learning experiences through the use of clinical equipment including birthing baths, nursing beds and chiropractic equipment.
CQUniversity's Bundaberg campus is located on a 23-hectare site on Bundaberg's southern outskirts, adjacent to the city's airport and six kilometres from the CDB. The campus specialises in small class sizes and individually focused learning and teaching Campus facilities include a library, bookshop, campus refectory, a 200-seat and a 100‑seat lecture theatre, four computer laboratories, nursing clinical laboratories and videoconferencing rooms. In 2012, Bundaberg Regional Council and CQUniversity signed an accord as a formal expression of their commitment to have Bundaberg recognised as a 'University City'.
Since 2007, students have had access to a $4.7 million academic and research building which includes a state-of-the-art 64-seat scientific laboratory, sound studio and multi-media and science research facilities. The campus also hosts a forensic crash lab to support learning for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Accident Forensics.
Two campuses operate in the Gladstone region: CQUniversity Gladstone, City (formerly CQ TAFE) and CQUniversity Gladstone, Marina. The Gladstone City campus is located in the CBD and has excellent student amenities and a reputation for developing customised joint-venture programs to meet industry and community needs. It offers specialist training for the gas industry, instrumentation and business studies. Key facilities include a canteen, Engineering Technology Centre, computer labs, Adult Learning Centre, Hair Essence Hair Salon, beauty facilities and a sports oval. The Gladstone Marina campus is located within the Gladstone Marina precinct and provides an attractive place to study and is also a powerhouse of innovative research. It is home to the Gladstone Environmental Science Centre and the Gladstone Engineering Centre. Students at the campus enjoy state of the art lecture theatre and training facilities, computer labs, the Cyril Golding Library, bookshop and a range of career counselling and support services.
CQUniversity Noosa was first established in 2003 as a hub in the small Sunshine Coast village of Pomona, offering courses in Learning Management. In 2007, the Campus relocated to Goodchap Street, Noosaville and underwent a $2.5 million expansion which has doubled the campus's student capacity from 600 to 1200 students. The Noosa campus offers modern facilities and surrounds including clinical nursing laboratories, library and student resource centre facilities, state of the art collaborative learning spaces and is home to the Learning and Teaching Education Research Centre (LTERC).
CQUniversity Emerald (formerly CQ TAFE) is located on the Capricorn Highway, 275 km west of Rockhampton, and is popular with students studying trade based apprenticeships. It also provides a quiet place to study if you are studying courses and programs via distance. CQUniversity is a leader in distance education and provides students with the flexibility to study their own way. Campus facilities include workshops for apprenticeship training, student common room and an afterhours computer lab.
CQUniversity Brisbane is located in the heart of the CBD and conveniently located a short walk from the Central train station and within easy access to the Brisbane Arcade, Queensland Street Mall, Botanic Gardnes, The State Library of Queensland, Queensland Performing Arts complex and Southbank Parklands. The campus comprises eight floors of modern facilities including state of the art lecture rooms, multimedia labs, bookshop, library and a student lounge.
CQUniversity Sydney is located on 400 Kent Street in the heart of the city, just a five-minute walk to Town Hall station. With over 2000 international students, Sydney campus has the largest student population. The campus comprises state-of-the-art lecture theatres, multimedia labs, bookshop, library, café and a student lounge. In 2013 the basement of the campus building was renovated and is now used as a dedicated space for students to relax and socialise.
CQUniversity Melbourne is a vibrant city campus located a short walk away from Southern Cross Station at 120 Spencer Street. Located in one of Australia's most cosmopolitan cities, the Campus comprises high-tech multimedia labs, CQUni Bookshop, library, student lounge, and state-of-the-art presentation and audio-visual equipment.
CQUniversity Adelaide is located in the south-west of the city within close proximity to the Adelaide Showgrounds. The Campus is home to The Appleton Institute, a multidisciplinary research hub formerly Adelaide's Centre for Sleep Research. The Institute specialises in research, teaching and community engagement in a wide range of areas including safety science, sleep and fatigue, human factors and safety management, applied psychology, human-animal interaction and cultural anthropology.
International students can choose to study at CQUniversity campuses located at some of Australia's most popular urban destinations including Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, or at CQUniversity's regional campuses in Bundaberg, Gladstone, Noosa, Mackay or Rockhampton.
CQUniversity offers a number of scholarships to current and prospective students, including the BMC Building My Career Scholarship and the BMA Scholarship in partnership with mining company BHP Billiton.
As part of its commitment to engagement, CQUniversity has become a member of the Talloires Network.
The University began collecting art in the 1970s and has since developed a collection of almost 600 art works, including international and Australian paintings, ceramics, prints and photographs. While there is not a gallery or museum space at the university, art works are displayed across the campus network and lent to other organisations, such as regional galleries and other universities, for display in temporary exhibitions. Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman has stated that some of the aims and purposes of the art collection displays are "to engage [national and international audiences] through the sharing of art" and to "inspire education and new creative pursuits" in viewing audiences. Highlights of the CQU art collection (showcasing historical and contemporary Australian, Indigenous Australian, Pacific Islander and European works, including major paintings by John Coburn and Jon Cattapan) were displayed from 30 March to 23 May 2012 at the Rockhampton Art Gallery, attracting 3,840 visitors, one of the highest ever attendances for an exhibition at the regional gallery. In 2014 CQUniversity toured a collection of works from current and former staff and students of both CQUniversity and Central Queensland Institute of TAFE as part of the merger celebrations between the two organisations. The CQU Creates exhibited in Rockhampton, Mackay, Gladstone and Bundaberg.
CQUniversity was criticised in 2011 by a group of doctors and scientists, including Australian Medical Association (AMA) President Steve Hambledon, for the university's decision to offer courses in chiropractics. In a letter to the university, the group writes, "Your chiropractic students may well be exposed to excellent courses in anatomy and some basic sciences. However the inclusion of subluxation theory as evidence-based reality is unacceptable." The university has since stated that its chiropractic program is fully accredited by Australia's peak chiropractic training body and that the group's criticisms were unfounded. Former Australian Medical Association president Dr Kerryn Phelps spoke out against the group's criticisms, saying alternative medicine courses should be celebrated rather than being taken out of universities, to encourage a more efficient dialogue between traditional and alternative practices. Monash University professor of medicine Paul Komesaroff also commented that the group had exceeded "the boundaries of reasonable debate" and were exploiting their positions in the community and engaging in censorship.
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cryptonaut-in-exile: Matt Smith as Batman. Yes, Batman.
Apparently, 'Doctor Who' star Matt Smith was one of several actors who participated in a recent event called '24 Hour Plays' in Los Angeles. For his part in the event, which tasks writers with scripting a play in one night and having actors perform it the next, Smith played a 'very confused Batman' who wakes up on an autopsy table.


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LAPD Releases Security and Body Camera Video From Attack on Officers at Harbor Station
Newly released recordings show how an officer was attacked by a man in the lobby of the Harbor Station and narrowly escaped being shot.
By Eric Leonard • Published October 7, 2020 • Updated on October 7, 2020 at 5:56 pm
Segments of security and body-worn-video recordings that captured an attack on officers at the LAPD's Harbor Station were shown publicly Wednesday, a day after the Department said it planned to investigate how one segment of the video was leaked to reporters in the hours after the incident.
The edited presentation posted by the LAPD to YouTube shows an exterior view of the police station on the night of Sept. 26, when a man driving a white Chevy pickup truck drives towards the front door of the public lobby and parks outside.
The video then switches to a view from a security camera inside the Harbor Station lobby that shows one officer, now identified as Anthony Freeman, walking to the front doors of the lobby and meeting the man who was driving the pickup.
caught on video Sep 28, 2020
Security Video Captures Attack Where Man Pistol-Whipped Officer Inside LAPD Station
Man Charged With Attempted Murder of 2 Officers in Harbor Police Station Attack
Over the next minute and forty seconds the security camera recording captures the attack on Freeman, in which he's knocked to the ground, punched and beaten with the butt of his department-issued Beretta pistol, and in which the attacker exchanges gunfire with a second officer.
Body-worn-video from Freeman's camera shows a much closer view of the pickup truck driver, who police identified as Jose Cerpa Guzman, 29, wearing a wide brimmed hat and sunglasses, taking a fists-up fighting stance and throwing punches at Freeman.
The recording shows the men struggling over Freeman's gun, and at several moments, the gun being pointed directly at Freeman's body, where LAPD Chief Michel Moore said last week, the attacker appeared to try to shoot the officer.
"Help out here," Freeman can be heard saying in the body worn video clip.
The second officer shouts, "What happened?" Freeman says, "He got my gun!," and within a second police say Guzman fired a shot from Freeman's pistol.
A 29-year-old accused of pistol-whipping an officer and shooting at another at a San Pedro station faces attempted murder charges. Eric Leonard reports Sept. 29, 2020.
The second officer, Robin Aguirre, then ducks behind a bench and fires as Guzman leaves through the lobby doors, and the headlights of his pickup truck can be seen moving away from the windows.
Officer Freeman's blood can be seen dripping on to the floor of the lobby. In the early chaos in the minutes after the lobby fight and shooting and the subsequent chase and arrest of Guzman, some police officials said they believed Freeman had been shot during the confrontation.
In fact, Freeman had suffered a head injury as a result of being struck with the handgun. Freeman was released from the hospital after treatment. Officer Aguirre was not injured, the LAPD said.
Guzman was charged last week with two counts of attempted murder of a peace officer, two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and one count each of robbery, evading, and resisting an officer, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
On Tuesday LAPD Assistant Chief Robert Arcos told the Board of Police Commissioners an internal affairs investigation had been opened to find out how media outlets obtained a segment of the security video in the days after the attack.
"A formal complaint has been initiated by professional standards bureau," Arcos said.
Last week Chief Moore told the Commissioners that the Harbor attack was just the latest example of an increase in the number of assaults on police officers.
"We've seen a 156% increase this year to date. That's 282 felonious assaults versus 110, during the same period last year," the Chief said.
Moore said the morning of the Harbor incident an off-duty officer leaving the West Valley station in Reseda was fired at by a man driving a gray pickup truck. The officer was uninjured though the officer's car was struck by 3 bullets, police said.
The motives for both attacks remained under investigation.
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@ossobucotemp,
Good to hear something positiv.
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@saab,
Blickers
Quote saab:
Quote ossobuco:
What's not so positive is that the Italian food chain is going to finance the gift by running a TV commercial where the painting is shown, and then the announcer says, "If Jesus had out meatballs on that table, he would have died of old age".
@Blickers,
Laughs - I hope you're kidding but, nuts, I bet you're right.
Me, I just hope they don't mess up the painting, which I gather has been multiply, uh, restored, and is quite fragile. I am guessing there is nothing or almost nothing of the original visible. Not that I know, read it somewhere.
I walked into a church, I think in Arezzo (don't trust me), where it was quite dark (churches are dark to me, my bum eyes) and there were several people involved in a restoration, with good lighting just around the painting. Very cool to see..
I remember they cleaned the paintings lining the Sistine Chapel some decades ago. Big, big controversy at the time, people were afraid the art would be ruined. They said at the time that the cleaning came out great.
I remember thinking back then that they should have waited. As time goes on, more devices, electronic and otherwise, get invented and used, and I figured if they held off another 50 years, they would have a much better chance of cleaning the paintings with no harm. After all, the paintings were hundreds of years old, what's 50 more years? But they went ahead and apparently lucked out, it came out all right.
I remember. When we were there, parts were fixed, parts yet to be done. I think that was '88, maybe a bit earlier. Crowded and stuffy.. move along, cattle..
Blickers wrote:
I should cross post that in the "What made you smile" thread. It's funny!
McGentrix
Does this ring any bells?
@roger,
PR at its best.
@McGentrix,
no, but I'm open to learn
It does to me.
So, tell..
izzythepush
@izzythepush,
This was just noise to me (computer) but I sort of got it.
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Botched restoration of church fresco by amateur - saves Spanish town
WikipediaThe Ecce Homo (Behold the Man) in the Sanctuary of Mercy church in Borja, ... 19th-century Spanish fresco by Elias Garcia Martinez in botched restoration"
The original mural
The artist, a professor at the School of Art of Zaragoza, gave the painting to the village where he used to spend his holidays, painting it directly on the wall of the church about 1930.[7][8] He commented that "this is the result of two hours of devotion to the Virgin of Mercy".[9] His descendants still reside in Zaragoza and were aware that the painting had deteriorated seriously; his grand-daughter had made a donation toward its restoration shortly before they discovered Cecilia Giménez's attempt to restore it.[1][10]
Failed restoration attempt and phenomenon
The authorities in Borja said they had suspected vandalism at first, but then determined that the alterations had been made by an elderly parishioner. The woman, Cecilia Giménez, who was in her 80s, said on Spanish national television that she had tried to restore the fresco, because she was upset that parts of it had flaked off due to moisture on the church's walls. Giménez defended herself, saying she could not understand the uproar because she had worked in broad daylight and had tried to salvage the fresco with the approval of the local clergy. "The priest knew it," she told Spanish television. "I've never tried to do anything hidden."[10]
News of the disfigured painting spread around the globe in August 2012 on mainstream and social media, which promptly led to the status of an internet phenomenon. BBC Europe correspondent Christian Fraser said that the result resembled a "crayon sketch of a very hairy monkey in an ill-fitting tunic".[5] The restored version has been jokingly dubbed "Ecce Mono" ('Behold the Monkey,' ecce is Latin, whereas mono is Spanish for 'monkey'; in Latin, it is simius) in an "online rush of global hilarity",[11][12][13] and compared to the plot of the film Bean.[14] Because of the negative attention, the priest of the church, Father Florencio Garces, thought the painting should be covered up.[15]
Tongue-in-cheek critiques have interpreted the piece as a multifaceted comment on both sacred and secular themes. A Forbes commentator suggested that the "inept restoration" represented "one woman's vision of her savior, uncompromised by schooling." In September 2012 the artistic group Wallpeople presented hundreds of reworked versions of the new image on a wall near the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona. An organizer commented that "Cecilia has created a pop icon".
The interest from tourists was such that the church began charging to see the fresco.[19] In the year following the failed restoration, tourist activity generated 40,000 visits and more than €50,000 for a local charity.[20][21] Giménez has sought a share of the royalties. Giménez's lawyer said that she wanted her share of the profits to help muscular dystrophy charities, because her son suffers from the condition.[22][23]
Thanks. My answer would have been from a very vague memory.
Yes to McG
and thanks to Blickers
Thanks, that's interesting (sort of).


THIS ISSUE'S THEME OF GET IT DONE WOULDN'T BE COMPLETE (or possible) without that theme's natural enemy: procrastination. It seemed only right, then, that this month's Faces subject be someone who can talk to us both about why we procrastinate and how we can stop—or try to stop. Or at least not put off trying to stop.
Dr. Bernadette McCourt is a private practice licensed psychologist who works with a number of clients who procrastinate. Procrastination is common with anxiety and depressive disorders, and can create a vicious cycle: "People procrastinate because they're stressed or anxious about doing something, and then the result of not doing it can be increased levels of stress," says McCourt.
Usually, because something is distasteful, or something we don't like to do, so we're trying to avoid feelings of distress or discomfort that the task brings up. In order to avoid discomfort, we keep coming up with excuses or rationales to put it off.
Sometimes, people have life assumptions about why they shouldn't have to do these tasks, or having to do these tasks overcomes any feelings of satisfaction afterward. Other people are perfectionists; they want to do it, but they want to wait until they can do it perfectly, and the perfectionism affects their decision to act.
Some people don't have self-confidence. Can I do this task?
world and how you are in the world gives you the rationale for why you procrastinate.
Does it take different forms?
Yes, in the sense that there are people who try to do pleasurable activities that will take them away from the unappealing or discomforting tasks—like watch TV or read a book or talk to a friend. Some choose a lesser task, like instead of replacing the curtain, they'll fold the laundry, which helps them avoid the procrastinated task.
But, in the case of our Home writers—many of whom put off small projects for double-digit years—it wasn't necessarily about discomfort. Is there another kind of procrastination?
And then we do it, and it's just not that bad.
How can we continue the success?
You felt such a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction when it's done; that can motivate you to tackle other things as they come up.
Procrastination and anxiety are closely linked, because, with anxiety, we always think something is going to be worse than it is.
What if this isn't an isolated thing? What if we have whole lists of things we don't want to do?
Make a list of the things you have to do or want to do, over the next week, month, even a year, and just put it on that list so it's visible to you. Having a visual list makes it more concrete and salient, where other times, the things are just floating around in the back of your brain.
How can we create more motivation within ourselves?
The thing to do is recognize that you are going to feel a great deal of satisfaction and relief after you complete the task. A lot of people are very self-critical when they think of all the things they haven't done, so they become like, "You're lazy. You're such a bum," but try to talk to yourself in a kind and encouraging way. Rather than approaching with guilt and shame, approach with motivation and excitement.
Then make that list of all the things you want to do that you've been putting off, and prioritize it. Number one, go to the dentist, if that's the most important. Then start tackling. You might want to do the worst first, so that it's out of the way and out of your brain.
Another way has to do with time. If you have to study, say, "I don't want to do it, but I'm going to make myself for five minutes." Once you do it for five minutes, you get a little motivated, so you do it for five more, and you keep adding five-minute increments, until you get to the point where you disengage. Sometimes, if you have something you don't like to do, if you say, "I'll do it for thirty minutes and be done with it for the day," knowing there is a stop time can help you get started.
Do things when you have the most energy. I'm a morning person, so it's best for me to try to tackle things in the morning when I have more coping skills and I'm better able to combat my resistance. At night, it's not good for me to try to do things, because I don't have the wherewithal to combat the resistance.


Milos Island has a long history and claims to have the oldest town in Cyclades at Phylakope. It became rich from trading obsidian and exporting weapons made of it. Numerous finds are exhibited in the Island's Archaeological Museum, and in the Museum of Athens, but the most important find is Aphrodite of Milos (Venus de Milo), a Hellinistic work of about 150 BC -was discovered in 1820. A plaster copy of this master piece of art can be seen in the island's Archaeological Museum while the original is in Louvre museum in Paris.
Nearby the town of Trypiti are the 3rd century AD Catacombs, the earliest known Christian site in Greece.
Milos is famous its coastline. With more than 75 small and big beaches of crystal, deep blue waters, multi-colored carved rocks and golden coasts, it is certain that you will be impressed.
It is a nice volcanic island with spectacular geological and rock formations and super beaches. Milos' port Adamas is located in the flooded interior of an old caldera and is one of the safest natural harbours in the Mediterranean.
There are ferries and a catamaran from Piraeus (6-8 hours with a ferry and 4 hours with catamaran highspeed) and there are frequent schedules to / from Kythnos, Sifnos, Serifos and Kimolos. Milos is also connected with Santorini (International Airport), Folegandros. From Pollonia (in the north of the island) there is a frequent service to Kimolos island.
There is also a flight from Athens International Airport to Milos domestic airport.
There is a bus service from the port Adamas to the capital Plaka, Tripiti, Chivadolimni, Provatas and Paleohori beach, Pollonia and Zefiria village.
Boats offer excursions to Emporios, around the island and the nearby caves.
Taxis, car and motorbike rental is also available.
The sea-caves, the Monastery of Agios Ioannis o Siderenios in the western part of the island, the beautiful Monastery-Church of Agia Anna, the Christian Catacombs,	the Roman Amphithetre.
Glaronissia Four volcanic crystal islets shaped like organ pipes.
Kleftiko with dazzling white rocks formation.
Sykia where the sun passes throught the roof and creates fantastic color effects at the sea. The beach inside the cave is really beautiful.
Milos' capital, is a preety town with lovely whitewashed houses and suburb views. It is believed that Plaka is built over the the Acropolis of ancient Milos. Steps lead to the ruined Venetian Castle (Kastro) whith some ruined houses that formed the outer walls of the fortress. On the top was the church of Messa Panagia, which was bombed during the Second World War. The church was rebuilt and renamed Panagia Schiniotissa after the icon of Virgin Mary was found in the bushes where the old church used to stand. The views from there are breathtaking. The beautiful church of Panagia (Our Lady) Korfiatissa has some old icons from other churches from Zefyria. The church is in the area Marmara with splendit views over the sea and fantastic sunset. The church of Panagia Thalassitra has very interesting architecture and excellent views.
In Plaka, there are two museums, the Archaeological and the Folklore Museum.
the port, is in the north side of Milos bay, with views reminding a lake rather than sea. The town was founded by Cretans from Sphakia who brought their icons along. Some of them are displayed in the beautiful Church of Agia Triada. Adamas is the liviest part of the island with plenty bars.
was the port of the island in ancient times. It has a picturesque string of houses and boat garages at the seafront.
is one of the most important archaeological sites in Cyclades. It was the site of three cities dating from the 3rd millenium to the Mycenaean period (about 1,500BC). There is litle remains now, with ruined walls and houses, but a large part of the city is beneath the sea.
is a preety small fishing village in the Northern side of the island. It is a popular resort with tree fringed beach. Boats leave Apollonia to the island of Kimolos.
is a nice town with windmills and delightful views. It covers an area from the top of the hill, to the remains of the ancient capital. There are the remains of the city walls, a temple and the Roman Amphiteatre.
Not far from trypiti are the well preserved Catacombs, a 3rd century AD early Christian burial and worship site. The monument is unique in Greece with tunnels, chambers and connecting corridors. It is believed that the islanders were converted to Christians by Saint Paul on a voyage from Crete.
was the capital of the island (with population of about 5,000 and two bishops) from the middle ages until the 18th century when epidemic drove out the population and today much of the town is still deserted. Zefyria has to offer some nice walks through the hills and the olive groves.


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Container Ships. Guidelines for Surveys, Assessment and Repair of Hull Structures (IACS Rec 84) (eBook)
This publication is a guide to the survey, assessment and repair of the hull structures of container ships.
This is a guide to the survey, assessment and repair of the hull structures of container ships (defined as a ship constructed with a single deck, double side skin tanks, passageways and double bottom in the cargo space area, which carries cargo in containers in the cargo holds, on deck and on hatch covers).
It includes information on:
Class survey requirements
the technical background for surveys
planning, preparing and executing surveys.
It also includes visual examples of structural deterioration and damages related to each structural area (including details of issues to be aware of, possible causes and recommended repair methods).
Chapter 2: Class Survey Requirements
2.1 Periodical classification surveys
2.2 Damage and repair surveys
2.3 Voyage repairs and maintenance
Chapter 3: Technical Background for Surveys
3.2 Definitions
3.3 Structural damages and deterioration
3.4 Handling of defects
Chapter 4: Survey Planning, Preparation and Execution
4.2 Conditions for survey
4.3 Access arrangement and safety
4.4 Personal equipment
4.5 Thickness measurement and fracture detection
4.6 Survey at sea or at anchorage
4.7 Documentation on board
Chapter 5: Structural Detail Failures and Repairs
5.2 Catalogue of structural detail failures and repairs
The International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) is introducing a series of Guidelines with the intention of assisting the surveyors of IACS Member Societies and other interested parties involved in the survey, assessment and repair of hull structures of certain ship types.
The present Guidelines are intended for a container ship which is constructed with a single deck, double side skin tanks, passageways and double bottom in the cargo space area, and is intended exclusively to carry cargo in containers in the cargo holds, on deck and on hatch covers.
The Guidelines focus on the IACS Member Societies' survey procedures but may also be useful in connection with the inspection/examination schemes of other regulatory bodies, owners and operators.
The Guidelines include a review of survey preparation criteria, which cover the safety aspects related to the performance of the survey, the necessary access facilities, and the other preparation necessary before the surveys can be carried out.
The Guidelines encompass the different main structural areas of the hull where damages have been recorded, focusing on the main features of the structural items of each area.
An important feature of the Guidelines is the inclusion of the section which illustrates examples of structural deterioration and damages related to each structural area and gives what to look for, possible cause, and recommended repair methods, when considered appropriate.
The Procedure for Failure Incident Reporting and Early Warning of Serious Failure Incidents - "Early Warning Scheme - EWS, with the emphasis on the proper reporting of significant hull damages by the respective Classification Societies, will enable the analysis of problems as they arise, including revisions of these Guidelines.
The Guidelines have been developed using the best information currently available. It is intended only as guidance in support of the sound judgment of surveyors and is to be used at the surveyors' discretion. It is recognized that alternative and satisfactory methods are already applied by surveyors. Should there be any doubt with regard to interpretation or validity in connection with particular applications, clarification should be obtained from the Classification Society concerned.
Dedicated to safe ships and clean seas, IACS makes a unique contribution to maritime safety and regulation through technical support, compliance verification and research development. More than 90% of the world's cargo carrying tonnage is covered by the classification design, construction and through-life compliance rules and standards set but the twelve Members Societies of IACS.
IACS is a not for profit membership organisation of classification societies that establish minimum technical standards and requirements that address maritime safety and environmental protection and ensures their consistent application. It carries out this responsibility through its panels, expert groups and project teams and provides a Quality System Certification Scheme (QSCS) that its Members comply with, as an assurance of professional integrity and maintenance of high professional standards. IACS is recognized as the principle technical advisor of IMO.
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Title: Container Ships. Guidelines for Surveys, Assessment and Repair of Hull Structures (IACS Rec 84) (eBook)
Edition: Second
Product Code: WS1559EA
Published Date: February 2018
Binding Format: Paperback
Author: IACS
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After taking a look back at the past 365, these A-listers made the most noteworthy hair changes (from good to bad, subtle and extreme), proving they are true beauty chameleons.
The actress took the super short plunge just in time for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire premiere.
All year long, the pop singer went all out punk with her hair—but not with her music.
From edgy for a night out to retro waves on the red carpet, Riri is always on trend.
This Instagram pic created a social media frenzy—but B's long hair was back as quickly as it left.
The actress went platinum to rock this year's Met Ball theme.
The new Rachel? Aniston put up a selfie (with her hairstylist, of course) of her chin length style.
Bye-bye signature blonde. Anderson took on a grown up, chic style.
The new mom went from super dark to blonde overnight.
The natural beauty showed off more polished—and glamorous—waves on the red carpet.
The actress turned her blonde tips a bright rose gold.
The model ditched the good girl look for a sexier, more drastic vibe.
The actress went from sun kissed highlights to sleek and straight.
Mrs. Timberlake did away with her long waves for blunt bangs and a sleek style.


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Greedy criminals sabotaging my government – Akufo-Addo
Efo Korsi Senyo | Executive Editor August 16, 2019 8:32 pm
President Nana Akuffo-Addo has issued a firm directive to the police and all other security agencies in the Upper East Region to deal ruthlessly with
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President Nana Akuffo-Addo has issued a firm directive to the police and all other security agencies in the Upper East Region to deal ruthlessly with individuals or groups who are engaged in the smuggling of subsidised fertiliser meant for Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ) programme.
Since the inception of this farming season, about 10,000 bags of PFJ fertiliser have been impounded in Bolgatanga and Navrongo before they could be smuggled into neighbouring Burkina Faso.
The confiscated fertiliser has since been distributed to vulnerable farmers in all the fifteen districts in the region upon the directive of the regional Minister, Tangoba Abayage.
But during his courtesy call on the paramount chief of Navrongo Traditional Area, Navro-Pio Pe Denis Balinia Asagibare II, on day two of his tour of some parts of the Upper East Region, the visibly disturbed President Akuffo-Addo instructed advised all the security agencies in the region to be on high alert for fertiliser smugglers and to arrest and prosecute them.
With a heavy heart, the President said, "Traditional rulers, I hope we should all understand one thing, that it's not possible for all of us to use our country's money, our taxpayers' money, yours and mine, and the money that our nation is able to develop, we use it to buy fertiliser and subsidise it by 50% in order to improve the productivity of our farmers.
"Our farmers have embraced the programme of Planting for Food and Jobs. It began with two hundred thousand farmers. Today, it is almost one million in two and half years to show the enthusiasm of our farmers for this programme and it's all of us, our money which is inside this programme, not just the farmer, people sitting in offices in Accra are contributing, those sitting in offices in Navrongo are contributing. It's not just the farmers. And then we have a handful of greedy people, a handful of greedy criminals and they will use our money and smuggle our things to Burkina Faso."
Aside his call for prosecution of the smugglers, President Akuffo-Addo also appealed to traditional leaders and the general public to be vigilant and report suspected issues of fertiliser smuggling to security offers for prompt actions.
He said, "I am appealing to all of you, traditional rulers and the population, I have seen the ones that have been seized by this very active woman [Regional Minister, Tangoba Abayage] at the residency, I have seen the lorries that are there, I have seen them in the police station here in Navrongo. It's not right. All of us should bind together to stop the smuggling of our fertiliser to Burkina Faso."
The president later inspected works ongoing on the Doninga Bridge in the Builsa North and also visited the Fumbisi Rice Valley where many farmers are engaged in PFJ programme.
Source: thechronicle.com.gh
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