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La selección de fútbol de Croacia es una de las 32 selecciones que participó en la Copa Mundial de Fútbol de 2014. Fue su cuarta participación en mundiales y primera desde Alemania 2006.

Por tercera vez decepciona y es eliminada en primera ronda tras sólo sumar un triunfo frente a  y dos derrotas frente a  y .

Clasificación

Croacia disputó las eliminatorias de la UEFA en el grupo A terminando en segundo lugar a 9 puntos del líder Bélgica lo que le significó jugar la repesca europea contra el segundo del grupo E. Entonces jugó contra Islandia a partidos de ida y vuelta, empató 0 - 0 en Reikiavik y ganó 2 - 0 en Zagreb obteniendo así la clasificación a Brasil 2014.

Una vez culminados los partidos del grupo el entonces entrenador de Croacia Igor Štimac presentó su renuncia al cargo luego de la derrota (2-0) ante Escocia, Štimac argumentó su renuncia sobre la base de los malos resultados que obtuvo en la recta final de las eliminatorias que llevaron a Croacia a terminar en el segundo lugar del grupo e intentar la clasificación al mundial mediante la repesca europea. En esas circunstancias el 16 de octubre de 2013 el presidente de la Federación Croata de Fútbol, Davor Šuker, designó a Niko Kovač como técnico interino de la selección para afrontar la repesca europea contra Islandia. Croacia logró superar esta instancia y clasificar al mundial bajo el mando de Kovač que luego fue confirmado como el entrenador que dirigirá en Brasil 2014.

Grupo A

Repesca europea

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 Goleadores

Fuente: FIFA.com

 Preparación

 Campamento base
En diciembre de 2013 la Federación Croata de Fútbol anunció que la sede del campamento base de su selección de fútbol será la ciudad de Mata de São João en el estado de Bahía. El complejo hotelero Tivoli Ecoresort Praia Do Forte''' será el lugar de alojamiento y concentración en tanto que los entrenamiento se realizarán en el Centro de Entrenamiento del complejo. Praia do Forte es un circuito playero ubicado en el distrito homónimo en el municipio de Mata de São João, está distanciado cerca de 80 km de Salvador de Bahía capital del estado Bahía.

Amistosos previos

Lista de Jugadores

El 14 de mayo de 2014 el entrenador de la Selección de Croacia, Niko Kovač, dio a conocer la lista provisional de 30 jugadores convocados. La nómina definitiva de 23 jugadores fue anunciada por Kovač tras la victoria en el partido amistoso ante Mali el 31 de mayo.

Datos correspondientes a la situación previa al inicio del torneo

1El 11 de junio FIFA aceptó el pedido que hizo la Federación Croata de Fútbol (HNS) y pudo reemplazar de último momento a Ivan Močinić, lesionado de un tobillo, por el centrocampista Milan Badelj.

Los siguientes jugadores formaron parte de la lista preliminar de 30 que la Federación Croata de Fútbol (HNS) envió a la FIFA, pero fueron dados de baja por el entrenador Niko Kovač al momento de elaborar la lista definitiva de 23. El primer descartado fue el mediocampista Ivo Iličević debido a lesiones musculares en ambas piernas. Mientras que el 22 de mayo Ivan Strinić se convirtió en la segunda baja cuando se anunció que una lesión muscular no le permitiría llegar al mundial. El 26 de mayo un jugador más se sumó a las bajas, esta vez el mediocampista Niko Kranjčar que se lesionó jugando por su club en la final de los play-offs de ascenso de la Football League Championship inglesa. Finalmente Niko Kovač definió los últimos 4 descartes antes de anunciar la lista definitiva de 23.

El centrocampista Ivan Močinić formó parte inicialmente de la nómina definitiva de 23 pero debido a una lesión tuvo que ser dado de baja y reemplazado de último momento.
Datos correspondientes a la situación previa al inicio del torneo

Participación

Grupo A

Estadísticas

Participación de jugadores

Véase también
 Copa Mundial de Fútbol de 2014
 Selección de fútbol de Croacia

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Equipos participantes en la Copa Mundial de Fútbol de 2014
2014
Croacia en 2014


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Subsidiarity, to make sure the European policies are implemented closer than ever to its inhabitants and answer to the realities of each specific European territory.
Because of their geography, maritime border regions have to face many specific challenges requiring the full consideration of the European Commission. The most important of these challenges is the absence of territorial continuity, which does not put the citizens of maritime border regions on equal foot with other EU citizens. When most of EU inhabitants are completely free to cross borders to study, work or visit a friend, inhabitants from maritime border regions still face a strong obstacle: crossing the border mainly relies on private operators (ferry companies or fixed-links operators), is subject to availability of the market (such as seasonality between Corsica and Italy) and is never free of charge. The support to cross-border cooperation in these maritime border regions is a core question when it comes to support territorial continuity in Europe.
Considering this, the proposed decrease of budget dedicated to the Cohesion policy must not lead to less support for cross-border cooperation in maritime border regions.
Ensure that cooperation at cross-border level remains possible on maritime borders with constant financial support, whether as part of dedicated cross-border cooperation programmes or as part of broader support schemes. Sea basin is a relevant scale for many issues faced by maritime border regions, but does not enable to answer all the challenges with a smaller geographical scope. As such, challenges like connectivity, integration of the job markets or continuity of public services across the border are and remain challenges to be coped with at cross-border level.
Ensure that cooperation on maritime borders is not limited to maritime topics only but can cover all the priorities of the Cohesion policy according to the specific needs of each maritime border region.
Enable cross-border cooperation with third countries sharing a maritime border with a EU Member State. Any dedicated EU funding to cooperation should include the possibility for stakeholders from these countries to take part to cooperation. Third countries imply non-EU countries such as Russia, Morocco or Tunisia, official candidate countries such as Albania and former EU Member States such as the United Kingdom.
Make sure that NUTS 3 authorities can be involved, in one way or another, in the management of the programmes supporting cross-border cooperation on maritime borders. Because many issues remain locally driven and because local authorities have essential competencies to answer these challenges, subsidiarity must be the driving principle in the design and management of the future support schemes.


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DOJ's Focus on Food Safety and Corporate Executives
By Elan DiMaio on June 2, 2016 Posted in Uncategorized
On April 29, 2016, Dole Foods Company announced that the Department of Justice (DOJ) had launched an investigation concerning listeria outbreaks at certain Dole plants. The investigation comes on the heels of a number of high profile DOJ probes into outbreaks of food-related illnesses, most recently Blue Bell Creameries, and continues the DOJ's recent trend towards aggressive pursuit of food safety violations and criminal charges against corporate executives.
The federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) creates a strict liability criminal offense arising from the introduction of adulterated food into interstate commerce. The DOJ may elect to pursue misdemeanor or felony charges based on the nature and seriousness of the violation and the scope of the outbreak. If the outbreak is a first-time offense or is the result of an unintentional violation, then the DOJ is more likely to pursue misdemeanor charges. If, on the other hand, the company responsible for the outbreak has repeatedly violated the FDCA or has introduced the adulterated food intentionally or knowingly, the DOJ has not hesitated to bring felony charges. Importantly, both companies and individual executives may face liability for outbreaks, and company executives may be held vicariously liable and face criminal charges even if they were unaware of the contamination.
Two examples illustrate the DOJ's past approach to criminal enforcement of the FDCA, both of which arose prior to the Department's current renewed focus on food safety. First, in 2010, a salmonella outbreak was traced to eggs produced and distributed by Quality Egg LLC. The outbreak resulted in almost 2,000 reported infections. After an investigation, the DOJ entered into plea agreements with the company, its owner, and its CEO. Quality Egg pleaded guilty to misdemeanor and felony violations of the FDCA as well as to bribery of a public official, paid a $6.79 million fine and received three years' probation. The owner and the CEO both pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor violation and were sentenced to three months in prison, one year of supervised release, and a $100,000 fine each. Though neither was aware of the violation when it occurred, each exercised control over Quality Egg's operations and its production and distribution of eggs and were therefore liable for the introduction of the contaminated eggs into interstate commerce.
In 2008, Peanut Corporation of America (PCA) products were linked to a salmonella outbreak that resulted in 9 deaths and over 700 reported infections. The DOJ alleged that PCA executives misrepresented PCA's testing procedures, in some cases even falsely claimed that untested products had been tested for salmonella. In addition, the executives hid the fact that some PCA products had tested positive for salmonella, made no attempt to eliminate the causes of the contamination, and continued to manufacture and distribute their products. The executives were found guilty on multiple felony counts, including FDCA violations, after a seven-week trial. Though the DOJ sought a life sentence for the former president, he was sentenced to 28 years in prison. Two other defendants were sentenced to 20 and 5 years.
In light of the significant criminal penalties that both companies and their executives could potentially face under the FDCA, food companies are well-advised to both bolster their food safety processes and compliance programs. Given the DOJ's professed and demonstrated commitment to food safety, coupled with the Department's current focus on executive liability, criminal prosecution of food safety violations is expected to continue.

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Name: Santa Maria
Location: Kungsbacka, Sweden
Products: Shuttle systems, Narrow Aisle systems.
Santa Maria imports spices and flavourings from around the world, and distributes to customers throughout Scandinavia and the Baltics.
When building its new distribution centre in Kungsbacka, Sweden, the company was keen to create a zonal storage facility, increasing capacity to around 30,000 pallet locations, and to include Shuttle and Narrow Aisle systems that match its operational preferences and logistical needs.
However, Santa Maria also required a remodelling of its 'buffer zone' Narrow Aisle system, to give it the flexibility to accommodate future expansion – plus a Shuttle system for its raw materials zone, to incorporate both FIFO (First-In, First-Out) and LIFO (Last-In, First-Out) storage principles.
The Narrow Aisle system Constructor provided for the buffer zone is 12 metres high, with 19,000 pallet locations. The warehouse is handled by four narrow trucks that pick up and drop pallets at the terminal locations at the end of the bay. ABC analysis ensures the most frequently accessed goods are at the bottom of the system, thereby making trucking far more efficient.
In the raw material zone, Santa Maria opted for a Shuttle system with two satellite wagons for long-sided handling of pallets. This system has achieved a storage capacity of up to 1,386 pallet locations, depending on pallet size. As per Santa Maria's preferences, the system accommodates FIFO and LIFO principles.
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Graham Coxon - from Blur founding member to Solo and back to Blur. Cringes at the Britpop label.
Graham Coxon – BBC 6 Music 10th Anniversary Concert – 2012 – Past Daily Soundbooth
by gordonskene · Nov 29, 2019
Graham Coxon – from Blur founding member to Solo and back to Blur. Cringes at the Britpop label.
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Graham Coxon – BBC 6 Music 10th Anniversary Concert – South Bank – 2012 – BBC 6 Music –
Former founding member of Blur, Graham Coxon in concert tonight, appearing at the BBC 6 Music 10th Anniversary, held at South Bank in 2012.
As the group's lead guitarist and secondary vocalist, Coxon was featured on seven of Blur's studio albums, from 1991's Leisure to 2015's The Magic Whip, despite being absent from the group from 2002 to 2008 owing to a dispute with the other members during the recording of 2003's Think Tank. He has also led a solo career since 1998. As well as being a musician, Coxon was a visual artist: he designed the cover art for all his solo albums as well as Blur's 13 (1999).
Coxon played several instruments and records his albums with little assistance from session musicians. Q magazine critic Adrian Deevoy has written: "Coxon is an astonishing musician. His restless playing style – all chord slides, rapid pulloffs, mini-arpeggios and fractured runs – seems to owe more to his saxophone training than any conventional guitar tuition."[1] An innovative lead guitarist, he has been described by Oasis bandleader Noel Gallagher as "one of the most talented guitarists of his generation." Coxon was voted the 15th greatest guitarist of the last 30 years in a 2010 BBC poll.
Coxon had already released three solo albums while as a member of Blur before his 2002 departure. His first, released on his own Transcopic label was The Sky Is Too High in 1998, a ramshackle mixture of English folk music and 1960s-style garage rock, influenced by Billy Childish. This was followed by the more extreme The Golden D in 2000 and the thoughtful Dylan-Drakesque Crow Sit on Blood Tree (2001). After going solo full-time, he released The Kiss of Morning in 2002. The album proved to be his most accessible to date and was promoted with the single "Escape Song" which proved to be an interesting hybrid of Syd Barrett's "Octopus" and progressive rock trail-blazers The Nice. In 2004, Coxon released his fifth solo album Happiness in Magazines, produced by ex-Blur and The Smiths producer Stephen Street. This proved to be his most successful album to date, and he received the NME Award for Best Solo Artist in 2005.
In March 2006 he released his sixth solo album, called Love Travels at Illegal Speeds, again produced by Stephen Street. It marked Coxon's first album away from his now-defunct indie label 'Transcopic'. The LP was preceded by the singles "Standing on My Own Again" on 27 February and "You & I". Coxon embarked on a tour of the UK, starting at Newcastle University. He was also involved in a single supporting the England national football team at the 2006 FIFA World Cup. The song was a re-working of the Sham 69 hit "Hurry Up Harry", and was released as "Sham 69 and The Special Assembly" (as well as Coxon and Sham 69, Virgin Radio DJ Christian O'Connell, who had run a competition on his show to find a band to record a song in support of the team, was involved in the recording of the song). "Hurry Up England" entered the UK Singles Chart at No. 10.
In October 2006, Coxon released a double live album Burnt to Bitz: At the Astoria immediately after his sold-out London Astoria show. The album features 27 songs, with at least one song from each of his albums. In July 2007 Coxon released a single with Paul Weller, called "This Old Town". The single peaked at No. 39 in the UK Singles Chart.
Coxon's seventh 15-track studio album titled The Spinning Top, produced again by Stephen Street, was released on 11 May 2009. Coxon stated that the LP, which is primarily acoustic, followed a narrative – the story of a man from birth to death. "The album is mainly an acoustic journey although there is, of course, some explosive electric guitar action," he explained. "There are some guests too! Robyn Hitchcock supplies some counter-attack guitar, Jas Singh plays dilruba and jori with his friends Gurjit Sembhi on taus and Jaskase Singh on esraj. Danny Thompson plays the legendary Victoria, Graham Fox gives plenty of swing on the drums and sizzle cymbals and Louis Vause tinkles the ivories."[12] Pre-release response had been positive, with Monday Field of Frank Booth Review dubbing the album "a staggering artistic achievement, and Coxon's best solo release to date."
His eighth solo album A+E was released in April 2012.
This concert comes around the time of the release of that album. So to help you get over Thanksgiving dinner, crank it up and get moving.
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This On-Screen Celeb Couple's Pics Are... Honeymoon Goals!
2. Forget the beautiful backdrop, they look like they are actually in love!
3. Okay, if only we have the courage to pose like that…in the SNOW!
4. Looks like they are having too much fun… We're getting so jealous!
6. Hmm… We don't mind going on a bicycle ride with our hubbies!
7. Does this picture remind anyone of pre-wedding photoshoots?
8. And of course, every honeymooning couple has to pose like Raj and Simran from DDLJ!
10. They look at each other just like they're newlyweds… We love their on-screen jodi!
Image: Mohsin Khan on Instagram Jealous much? Aren't their pictures totally adorable and romantic?!


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Absolutely amazing Lucy!!!! Now to share!
Thank you so much for sharing this post Nicole!!! It was long overdue and in past years I was out taking photos all Semana Santa then overwhelmed with the amount I took after to sort through! I still have so many more posts I could do. Next year!!!


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drama, love & 'lationships lyrics
Song: drama, love & 'lationships
Album: Grown & Sexy
It's not about whose right, or whose wrong
It's not about whose weaker, or whose strong
It's not about whose innocent, or whose fault
It ain't really 'bout that kind of thing at all
It's not about who does it, who done it, or did it to who
Don't matter if the both of you lose
It's really not 'bout nothing, except for me and you, girl
It's all about drama and love, and 'lationships
And when the going gets tough, you deal with it
And you don't ever, you never walk away from it
You hold on, and be strong
It's all about drama and trust, and making it
If you're somebody, mess up, you take it in
Don't let nobody come between you, you just stay with it
And hold on and be strong, and hold on
It's not about the stupid things that we say
We're always saying stupid things, anyway
It's not about the secrecy or the lies
Girl, everybody's got a secret to hide
It's not about who was it, or was she, whose creeping on who
Won't matter if the both of us lose
It's really not 'bout nothing, except for me and you
And hold on and be strong, hold on
Ain't 'bout your pride, ain't 'bout yourself
It's 'bout the two of you, and no one else
Ain't bout the hurt, ain't 'bout the lies
Ain't 'bout the crazy things that's running through your mind
It's 'bout the love that's supposed to last and never die
And hold on and be strong
It's all about drama and love and 'lationships
It's all about drama and trust and making it


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Review: A Raisin in the Sun #WhatsOnStage
Matt Trueman, Whats On Stage
The title is singular, the play is not. Lorraine Hansberry's classic rolls an inheritance drama, an American dream play, feminist argument and a family portrait into one, and then turns the lot over to the consideration of race. In a single swoop, A Raisin in the Sun changed the colour of the great American play.
Almost 60 years on, it's still rich and the struggles it shows so eloquently, of African Americans locked out of white America, caught between assimilation and exile, are still raw – both a testimony to Hansberry and an indictment of America.
Squished into their two-bed "rat-trap" in Chicago, the Younger family want what every American family wants: to get on in life. Walter Lee Junior (Ashley Zhangazha), a chauffeur, wants his own business; his wife Ruth wants her own home. Beneatha, Walter's sister, dreams of becoming a doctor. An inheritance of $10,000 makes a lot possible, but their mother Lena (Angela Wynter) opts to put a down payment on a house in a well-to-do white neighbourhood, Clybourne Park.
Though the play's defining moment is that neighbourhood's response – they send a 'welcoming committee' to buy the family out – it never reduces the uphill struggle of African Americans to a single instance. Hansberry shows, brilliantly, how struggles stack up and multiply. Walter's lack of self-worth makes him testy at home. Ruth ends up trapped indoors – a whole four years before Betty Friedan. Before she can define her dreams, Beneatha has to define herself – how African and how American.
Dawn Walton's production never demonises white America, but flags systemic issues. It understands that discrimination smiles as it shuts the door closed. Mike Burnside's squirming Karl Linder is all respectful civility, but betrays himself bit by bit: the way he swallows "you people," the way he claims to want dialogue, then gabbles non-stop.
A touch stagey, with blocking you notice, Walton's production nonetheless has a keen sense of daily battles and frustrations. You hear it in the way the family talk: both Beneatha's posh, white 'hairlo' down the phone and Walter's clipped service speak – yessir, nosir – deny their own natural dialects. You see it in the hands on deck needed to keep everything shipshape: the ironing, the arguing, the cockroach extermination.
It is, above all, a play about family. Walton's cast have the easy intimacy of people that know each other's bathroom routines. When Walter returns to romance his wife, Susan Wokoma's Beneatha smiles as she screws up her face. Zhangazha's Walter always has his family's interests at heart. It's to them he wants to prove himself, and when Wynter's Lena scolds him, you see the boy beneath the man.
Every so often, Walton nudges into expressionism, filling the flat with orange light. It's as if the play's trying to burst its seams, to break beyond its Broadway-friendly naturalism. It's a smart move – nodding to the play's own assimilation in reclaiming the family drama – but it could go much further. Still, does something this rich need reinvention?
A Raisin in the Sun runs at Sheffield Crucible until 13 February and then tours.


I learned how to make roses! They're made from Raspberry White Chocolate Buttercream. Die.
My friend Lindsey has started the Cookies & Crafts Club, aka Grown-up Girl Scouts. It is a collection of adult women who like to make crafty things and eat cookies. And cakes. And pies. And anything else dessert like. Our first meeting was last weekend and we made cake stands. Then we decorated cakes and put them on said cake stands. Then we ate them (best part, obvi). Ta da!
Saved from its sad life at Salval!
My cake stand started life as a beat up 1.99 plate from Salvation Army plate with some peeling silver finish. But with the addition of some sandpaper, mirror paint, hot glue and an ice cream sundae holder it would complete its metamorphosis into a beautiful stand.
Lindsey's husband made the table! Craft on craft action?
Hot glue guns are god's gift to crafters.
Concentration and a steady hand are required.
My completed cake stand and cake!
That's so awesome! Despite my silver award in Girl Scouts I am SO not crafty! Looks great !


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Most of the people who work at Howe Mortuary & Crematory are lifelong residents of Longmont with deep roots and strong ties to the community. We share values with and carry a true passion for planning funerals, cremations and celebrations of life. Though our business has evolved through the decades, we still operate with the original intent of the Howe family: to plan each funeral with dignity, respect and attention to detail.
We believe that it's important to take the time to acknowledge the life of a loved one. We design services that celebrate the individuality of a person and the uniqueness of his or her path because we know that honoring your loved one's life is an act of love. Whether you wish to plan a traditional funeral with a viewing followed by a funeral service and a graveside ceremony; a cremation with a simple champagne toast; or a modern celebration of life complete with music, favorite foods and a one-of-a-kind send-off that reflects the personality and passions of your loved one, we're here to guide you.
Our Coffman Street funeral home reopened in 2014 in a brand-new building, after a fire the previous year. It's a state-of-the-art facility unlike any other in the Longmont area.
The bright, contemporary funeral chapel seats more than 170 guests. Chairs can be arranged in rows for a traditional service or in seating groups for a more contemporary service. We can bring tables into the chapel and transform it into a banquet room. A modern audiovisual system allows us to play music and project video onto a large screen. If you don't already have music, we can not only help you choose it, but also download it for you. And we are happy to create a multimedia tribute for your loved one's service.
The funeral home's special event room can be used as overflow for a very large service, though it's used mostly for catered gatherings before or after a service. We can help you plan an informal open house with photos, memorabilia, snacks and fellowship, or something more formal like a sit-down dinner with time for farewell toasts.
When the funeral home was rebuilt, we also added a state-of-the-art care center so that we could provide your loved one with the highest standard of care.
Cremation is an increasingly common choice, but not everyone knows that cremation can also include a beautiful ceremony or even a viewing with visitation. From a cremation without a funeral service to a cremation with a memorial that follows, we are prepared to answer all your questions and help you understand the variety of arrangements that are possible and then partner with you to create a unique service for your loved one.
The private on-site crematory at Howe Mortuary & Crematory means that your loved one never leaves our care. It also means that a family can say a final goodbye immediately before a cremation, witness the cremation—and even participate in the creation, if you wish to do so.
The team a Howe Mortuary & Cremation Services emphasizes kindness and hospitality. We find it infinitely rewarding to guide families through the process of honoring their loved ones, and we are always here for you, whether you are planning a funeral ahead of time or need immediate assistance. Call us anytime, day or night.
The Howe family has been associated with funeral service since 1898. They established the family firm in 1909.
Albert Edward (A.E.) Howe was a native of Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Seeking a drier climate and relief from tuberculosis, he immigrated to Denver in 1889. At the age of 21, he settled on a ranch in North St. Vrain Canyon, near Lyons.
In 1887, A.E. married Lura McFadden at the Stone Church in Lyons. Lura's father was a civil engineer who helped build the railroad. He brought his family to Colorado in a covered wagon, and they lived in Denver while he completed work on the railroad. The family then moved to Lyons.
A.E. began participating in community affairs as a member of the Lyons Town Council, a member of the school board and as deputy county assessor. In 1904, he was elected county assessor; he won re-election two years later.
A.E.'s parents died when he was a boy, and he showed interest in the funeral business as a young man. At one point he had assisted F.J. Bucheit, a Boulder undertaker. After completing his second term as county assessor in early 1909, A.E. moved his family to Boulder and joined Benjamin A. Holley in the funeral business. The partners purchased F.J.'s business and operated a mortuary under the name Holley and Howe on the main floor of the Odd Fellows Lodge Building at 16th and Pearl.
A.E. Howe was elected Boulder County coroner in 1914 and served until 1934.
In 1919, A.E. purchased Dr. O.G. Place's Sanitarium at 2121 Broadway (then 12th Street), across the alley from First Congregational Church (which still stands). The building was constructed by W.P. Sale and was a hotel for years prior to being converted to a sanitarium by Dr. Place. A.E. turned the building into a mortuary, with upstairs living quarters for the family, which by then included eight children.
In 1922, the Howes constructed a building specifically for a mortuary at the corner of 11th and Spruce.
In 1925, A.E.'s son George joined the firm, followed a year later by son Norman. Sons Carl and Ted would later begin working at the firm as well.
In 1935, George succeeded his father as county coroner. He held the office until 1954. Norman was coroner from 1954 to 1970, replaced by his nephew Bill, who would preside as coroner from 1970 to 1982. In total, the Howes were in the coroner's office for 68 continuous years.
A.E. Howe died in 1944 at the age of 75.
In 1945, George moved to Longmont and purchased Shaw Mortuary. He retained his interest in the Boulder funeral home, but Norman became manager. After returning from serving overseas during World War II, Ted left the mortuary business to become a partner with Sturtz-Copeland Florist. Carl remained with the funeral home until his death in 1960.
In 1958, George's sons, George W. Jr. and William B., and Norman's son, Darrell, completed mortuary school and joined the family firm. George Jr. took over responsibilities for Longmont and purchased the operation later that year. William started working in Boulder, where he became a partner. At the same time, Norman and Darrell bought the Henning Mortuary in Lafayette-Louisville, which Darrell operated.
In 1977, Geoffrey W. Howe joined his father, George Jr., as the fourth generation at the funeral home. After completing his mortuary school requirements and securing his Colorado mortuary science license, he purchased the business from his parents in 1986. To this day, Geoffrey and his staff continue to provide the highest level of personal and professional service in the area.
Since 2017, Howe Mortuary & Crematory has been part of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral homes, crematories and cemeteries.
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Influx of Backyard Farming with Limited Biosecurity Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic Carries an Increased Risk of Zoonotic Spillover in Cambodia
Hyder, S.; Sievers, B. L.; Flamand, C.; TagoPacheco, D.; Chan, M.; Claes, F.; Karlsson, E. A..
Microbiology Spectrum ; : e0420722, 2022.
Backyard farming with limited biosecurity creates a massive potential for zoonotic spillover. Cambodia, a developing nation in Southeast Asia, is a hub for emerging and endemic infectious diseases. Due to pandemic-induced job losses in the tourism sector, rumors suggest that many former Cambodian tour guides have turned to backyard farming as a source of income and food security. A cross-sectional study including 331 tour guides and 69 poultry farmers in Cambodia before and during the novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic was conducted. Participants were administered a survey to assess food security, income, and general farming practices. Survey data were collected to evaluate the risk perceptions for avian influenza virus (AIV), antimicrobial resistance (AMR), and general biosecurity management implemented on these poultry farms. Overall, food security decreased for 80.1% of the tour guides during the COVID-19 pandemic. Approximately 21% of the tour guides interviewed used backyard poultry farming to supplement losses of income and food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a significantly higher risk than for traditional poultry farmers. Agricultural intensification in Cambodia due to the COVID-19 pandemic has caused an influx of makeshift farms with limited biosecurity. Inadequate biosecurity measures in animal farms can facilitate spillover and contribute to future pandemics. Improved biosecurity and robust viral surveillance systems are critical for reducing the risk of spillover from backyard farms. IMPORTANCE While this study highlights COVID-19-associated changes in poultry production at a small scale in Cambodia, poultry production is expected to expand due to an increase in the global demand for poultry protein during the pandemic, changes in urbanization, and the reduction of the global pork supply caused by African swine fever (ASF). The global demand and surge in poultry products, combined with inadequate biosecurity methods, can lead to an increased risk of domestic animal and human spillovers of zoonotic pathogens such as avian influenza. Countries in regions of endemicity are often plagued by complex emergency situations (i.e., food insecurity and economic fallouts) that hinder efforts to effectively address the emergence (or reemergence) of zoonotic diseases. Thus, novel surveillance strategies for endemic and emerging infectious diseases require robust surveillance systems and biosecurity training programs to prevent future global pandemics.
A high-throughput SARS-CoV-2 pseudovirus multiplex neutralization assay
Sievers, B. L.; Gelbart, T.; Tan, G. S..
STAR Protocols ; 3(4), 2022.
Article in English | Scopus | ID: covidwho-2132682
Evaluating the neutralizing antibody titer following SARS-CoV-2 vaccination is essential in defining correlates of protection. We describe an assay that uses single-cycle vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) pseudoviruses linking a fluorophore with a spike (S) from a variant of concern (VOC). Using two fluorophores linked to two VOC S, respectively, allows us to determine the neutralization titer against two VOCs in a single run. This is a generalizable approach that saves time, samples, and run-to-run variability. For complete details on the use and execution of this protocol, please refer to Sievers et al. (2022).1 © 2022 The Authors
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The Crested Butte Dance Collective presents Move The Butte. Click on image below takes you to Vimeo webpage with all videos.
Enjoy fantastic performance, truly breathtaking show! Full length show on February 23rd and final show on February 24th, 2018.


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We Love You è il primo album in studio della band rock statunitense Semi Precious Weapons

Ha avuto abbastanza successo in America e presenta un ottimo sound che richiama molto il rock anni '70 dandogli comunque un tocco moderno e molto energico. I singoli estratti sono stati: Magnetic Baby, Her Hair Is On Fire, Rock N Roll Never Looked So Beautiful, Semi Precious Weapons; hanno tutti un video promozionale, anche se non tutti sono stati distribuiti alle televisioni. Al passaggio con l'Interscope Record è stato rigirato il video della canzone Semi Precious Weapons.

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If you have your essay topic but you are struggling to find reliable sources you should first start with your school or public library. Many students fail to appreciate the wealth of knowledge and resources that is available at a local library. The best part about a library is perhaps the fact that every resource that is contained within the walls of the building has already been vetted by a professional and is therefore a reliable resource for you to include in your paper. You don't have to be responsible for determining that yourself unlike when you find a resource online and have to vet it on your own.
1. A library is a great place to begin your research but it may be in your best interest to familiarize yourself with the system that they use to categorize the content before you start your research. You may want to check the system that they use as well as familiarize yourself with the layout of the library itself. You should visit the library before you start your research and walk around so that you know where all of the different categories are located. If the library is quite large this will come in handy when you look up a source in the catalog system and receive only a hall way designation or section location.
2. Libraries are also great because they are now growing in terms of a website. Library systems have online databases that are perfect for conducting all of your research needs. Whatever the topic you have you can use a library database to search through peer reviewed journal articles and books of high quality. You can use academic databases that are general or academic databases that are designed for a particular subject. Many university library web pages have different pages or tabs for each department in the institution. That means you can search through the resources provided on the English department webpage if you are writing an essay for an English course.
3. The library also offers study rooms and printing/copying services so that you can take notes home with you. They have resources such as the intralibrary loan feature which allows you to check out a book that they don't have but another library does. This is a great way to get all of the research resources you need for whatever essay topic you have.


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Cells from Tyler Trent, the Purdue fan who inspired many with his fight against cancer, will be used for research
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Purdue fan Tyler Trent holds the Ol' Oaken Bucket following the game against Indiana in 2018. (Michael Hickey / Getty Images)
Cells from Tyler Trent, the Purdue University super fan and cancer activist who died in January, are being used by cancer researchers to study the disease.
The Purdue Center for Cancer Research says Tuesday it is honoring Trent's legacy through three new collaborative research initiatives, including one using his cancer cells. The center's Director Tim Ratliff says in a statement that part of Trent's "incredible lasting legacy is that he will help current and future patients."
Trent died on Jan. 1 at age 20 following a battle with bone cancer. He became a social media star with his positive attitude and determination to live every day to the fullest.
Trent donated his tumors before his death to be used for cancer research. The cells will be studied using imaging technology.


Kmart promotes the available apparel deals in a 30-second spot, titled "Believe It".
The ad, set to the rhythms of George Kranz's single "Din Daa Daa", from his 1984 album "Din Daa Daa: The Album", stars two female models sporting various fashion items during a photoshoot. Among the featured pieces there are $10 denim jeans, $9 woven top, $12 knit dresses, such as the Joe Boxer Junior's Skater Floral Dresses.
"The prices are not the only thing that will surprise you", says the voiceover, inviting you to find it all at Kmart.
There are plenty of other Joe Boxer dresses at just $12, including the Joe Boxer Junior's Skater Dress, Joe Boxer Junior's Sleeveless Mock Neck Dress, Joe Boxer Junior's Short Sleeve Dress with Mixed Print, Joe Boxer Junior's Sleeveless Mock Neck Paisley Dress, Joe Boxer Junior's Short Sleeve Dres with Tribal Print. There are also jeans at reduced price, such as the Basic Editions Women's Slim Ankle Jeans and Basic Editions Women's Straight Leg Jeans, and several tops at just $9, such as the top showcases in the ad, the Attention Women's Sleeveless Top with geometric print, the Attention Women's Sleeveless Top with floral print, and others.


AM & Shawn Lee release their sophomore album, La Musique Numérique today via Park The Van Records! French for "digital music," La Musique Numerique is a sun-filled, space-funk masterwork that blends early digital technology with decade-blurring songwriting and hints of disco, funk, soul and reggae. Full of danceable beats and memorable hooks, the album is now available via iTunes and other digital and physical retailers.
La Musique Numerique opens with single "Two Times," giving a tip of the hat to Sleng Teng Riddim's technological origin: the Casio MT-40 keyboard. The duo's new video for the track features an eclectic mix of video footage, with appearances from some of the band's musical icons.


· Artistic and geometric animal character theme scarf/shawl made of 100% baby cashmere from inner Mongolia. A large size scarf is perfect for various occasions as well as keeping you warm. An oriental inspiration from international designer Junko Koshino. It gathers natural elements and expresses a harmonious relationship.


So now the car is running beautifully, it seemed a good opportunity to take the car along to VMax200 to see what it could do and get to grips with the handling of the car in a safe open environment. For those who don't know, VMax is an event at a private runway in the UK where some of the fastest road cars in the world turn up to see what kind of top speed they can achieve in the safest environment possible.
Thank you to all the people who took the below photos when I was driving, including Stuart Theobald, Riad Ariane and Steve Hall.
I'm lucky enough to have a trailer for the Caterham, it makes it a much more pleasant experience going to and from the track and also keeps the milage down on the Caterham as it's on a limited milage insurance policy with Adrian Flux.
As always there was quite an amazing selection of cars taking part in the event. This Koenigsegg One:1 went on to set a new record of 240mph!
So on to the Caterham… It was my first time driving on track so I built up over the process of the day. I did 2 attempts at a VMax and both times topped out at 118mph. Last time I went to VMax I recorded 145mph in my Mercedes, the Caterham clearly isn't about top speeds though!
This is what the Caterham is about, the corners. The amount of feedback and grip the car has is unbelievable, it sounds cliche, but once you're strapped in to the car you really do feel a part of it. Now the car has only had a very basic geo at the moment, not corner weighted, so the car isn't set up for optimum handling yet. I immediately found that the balance of the car was towards understeer which doesn't really suit my driving style… What did hugely impress me though was just how much grip there was, the car didn't really want to slide about, it wanted to go round the corner with little fuss. Of course to get cool photos I wanted to get it sideways though, so I did a few passes of 'backing it in' which was really rather enjoyable as you'll see below!
This was my best slide, perfectly clipping the apex with one wheel!
So in conclusion, yes, the Caterham was the most fun car there!
On Friday at 4pm it was finally time to pick up the Caterham after all the work was completed by DPR Motorsport. The car had had a lot of work done and the gearbox had been rebuilt following the problems you can read about below. They found that the main casing had play in the gearbox housing where the operating arm locates which was causing the fault.
Roller barrel throttle bodies setup and idle adjusted.
Quite a list of stuff done already and it goes back tomorrow for even more work to get it absolutely perfect!
So on to the driving! So come pick up time I was beyond excited, but also a little nervous after my previous experience with the car. First stop was to get it home to parents house so I could have a good look over the car and check I was happy. Of course I was and everything looked great! Biggest difference I noticed when driving was how much smoother it was thanks to the throttle bodies being set up. It also wanted to rev a lot faster thanks to the flywheel. I was surprised how big a difference the weight from the standard one was, 8kg down to 4.5kg is a huge difference and the whole car feels more alive because of it, rev matching becomes a pure joy!
My first few journeys on Friday were with my Dad on country roads, just taking it easy and enjoying the experience and getting used to the car. Even at low speeds it's incredibly enjoyable just picking your exact line along a road (the car is so small you have room to place it in your lane) and changing gears. When you start to push on a little bit more though it comes alive and really makes sense. The car is totally predictable, it's set up for a little bit of understeer at the moment which then if you want to you can power into and the back will be exactly where you want it. Perfect for the road as it makes the car a bit safer, although if we decide to track the car it will be set up accordingly.
On Friday evening I decided I would go meet some friends up in London at Marble Arch. It's a lovely experience driving through London on a warm evening in a convertible, you can look up and see the amazing buildings around you and just feel the atmosphere along each different road. I stopped for a lemonade then somehow ended up staying until about 1am so it was a late drive home. When I got home on Friday evening I'd done just over 100 miles!
On Saturday I had to get my Mercedes MOT sorted (it passed, woo!) so drove to Redhill for that then went back to my parents house to take my older brother for a ride in the Caterham. He approved and between us we were comparing the differences between my car and dad's old one. Dad's old K-Series car didn't have a 6 speed gearbox or an LSD so quite a big difference there in terms of how the car feels, sounds and handles (LSD) alone. I can't believe the difference an LSD makes, it makes the car so much more predictable. Then the other big differences are that the exhaust is on the drivers side, so it's really bloody loud if you're the driver in your right ear and the throttle bodies mean the induction noise on my car is incredible. What I did prefer about dad's K-Series was the engine felt more explosive at higher revs. My engine is a lot smoother through the whole rev range which is lovely, but different to the K. I also think the K-Series was a better sounding engine, but mine doesn't exactly sound bad!
Saturday afternoon and it was time for a proper drive on some of my favourite roads with my best mate. We headed down to Dunsfold to see Paul at Miracle Detail. On a couple of the roads on the way down I got the chance to open the car up a lot more than before and the more I did the more it came alive! It's such a raw experience that no other car comes close to, and by god is it loud! After a while we swap over and my friend drives. My ears were ringing from my drive with 7000 revs and the exhaust right by my ear!
I drive it back to mine and the total miles for the weekend is 250 at that point, every single one of the with a smile on my face. It goes back in to DPR tomorrow morning for final checkups and a few more service items so when we collect it later next week it should hopefully fly though it's MOT and we can then just enjoy driving it.
The story begins back when I was 10 years old, Dad decided to go look at some Caterhams. I remember the day vividly and didn't really understand the car, more just thinking it looked a bit like Brum! Dad found a blue 2002 Roadsport and decided to buy it! A week later when he collected it and took me out for a ride it I immediately understood what a Caterham was all about, such a raw experience which plays with all your senses. Dad and I used to go to lots of Caterham car meets which were always fun seeing and driving round with other Caterhams.
Dad then decided he wanted to do trackdays and did several trackdays around the UK. In the photo below you can see Dad driving at Brands Hatch with my older Brother in the passenger seat.
Over the course of ownership the car was modified and upgraded until we get to when I was 18 and it looked like this and I was allowed to do trackdays in it! It was a K-Series with about 150hp, adjustable suspension, 5 speed gearbox, Porsche GT3RS Orange paint and all the silver bits replaced with carbon fibre or black bits.
I did three trackdays in it and each one was an amazing experience, really learning how to drive properly in the perfect car for the job. Unfortunately after these three trackdays Dad decided he wanted to sell the car. I was absolutely gutted.
Since the car was sold it's been my aim to be able to buy one!
Fast forward to a few weeks ago (April 2016) and that day finally came. I'd been really debating which Caterham was for me. I wanted it to be at least as fast as Dad's old one but not silly fast as I didn't want to kill myself. I kept a close eye on the classifieds until the perfect looking car came up! It was a 350 mile round trip to go see it, but the spec was spot on. It's a 2012 Caterham Roadsport Sigma 1.6, upgraded at the factory to have 150hp on throttle bodies and sporting a 6 speed gearbox, LSD and lowered floors. Also, the colour was amazing!
So when I got there this is what I was greeted with!
It wasn't perfect, but it was in good condition and the things that it needed looked minor and a fun little project. I considered whether to buy it or not the whole way home, then made an offer when I finally made it home. A few hours later the seller accepted my offer, things suddenly became very real! I sorted the financial side of things then arranged to collect it on my trailer later that week.
I barely slept the night before I collected the car, I was as excited as I was about Christmas when I was a child. Except this day was going to be even better!
I left really early to get to the car for about 9am. Before I left I wanted to drive the car to check everything was okay from the drivers seat as I didn't have insurance when I went to see the car before so couldn't drive it. I took it out for a 10 minute drive and it was absolutely perfect. I was reassured that I'd bought the right car, so put the car on my trailer and took it home.
I got the car home, unloaded it and then took it for a little drive on local roads I knew. I was having the time of my life, it was amazing!
Later that night my friend was coming round to see the car and have a drive so I gave the car a clean and put in a new switch in the pedal box to get the brake lights working again. In the process of doing this I managed to blow the fuse for the brake lights, so I had to drive it to Halfords to get a new fuse. On the way there on a couple of gear changes the gear stick was very stiff which was odd, but as it kept going back to normal after I didn't think much of it.
My friend arrived and we took it out for another drive. After about 5 miles the gearbox was getting stiffer and stiffer. I stopped to put some fuel in and couldn't get it out of first gear. Not good, but about to get worse. Upon leaving the petrol station I couldn't select second gear, and in fact it was stuck in first gear. Bugger. I drive it back to the petrol station in first gear then realise I can go from first to third gear if I get the technique right so decided to drive it home using first and third gear only! It dawned on me that I might have a serious problem, I was upset and my dream felt a little bit shattered. S**t happens though as they say. I put the car away and went out for dinner while we researched the best place to take it to to get it fixed.
The day after collection the car still wouldn't select gears so I took it straight to DPR Motorsport, a Championship winning Caterham Engineering Company who were conveniently local. Perfect. They said they'd take a look and work out what was needed and then get it working again.
A few days later I had a phone call from DPR saying that they've looked for easy fixes and it's none of them so unfortunately the gearbox needs to come out and be sent off for a rebuild. I give them the go ahead to get the engine and gearbox out and leave them to it.
The latest update was yesterday when I dropped into DPR to see the car. It's strange seeing your car with no engine or gearbox!
So now I've got to wait to hear back from the gearbox rebuilders to find out what the problem with the gearbox is, then once it's rebuilt it can then be put back in the car and I can finally drive it again!!
In the mean time I couldn't resist purchasing a nice upgrade – A TTV Racing Components Lightweight flywheel which apparently makes the car rev much faster and feel faster but I'll update on how different it feels when the car is driving again.


AQUATECHNOLOGY - State of the Art Water Weaponry - What's New?
July 26, 1998: Images on all CPS Super Soaker (tm) pages updated. CPS 3000 description page completed.
July 18, 1998: For starters, this entire set of pages strictly devoted to water weaponry and tactics is new. What I intend to provide within the depths of these pages is accurate descriptions of the various forms of water weapons I have had the pleasure of using. Of course, a major THANK YOU should go out to Larami Limited for basically revolutionizing the watergun era first with their Super Soaker(tm) line then with their Constant Pressure Super Soaker(tm) line.


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Tanja Miloshevska-President of the International Scientific Committee, (Macedonia), Biljana Vankovska (Macedonia), Toni Mileski (Macedonia), Rina Kirkova-Taneska (Macedonia), Nedžad Korajlić (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Andrej Sotlar (Slovenia), Adam White (UK), Teresa Rodrigues (Portugal), Gorazd Meško (Slovenia), Maria Ivanova (USA, Bulgaria), Bojan Karanakov (Macedonia), Desirée Pangerc (Italy), Jasmin Ahić (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Admir Hadžikadunič (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Zelimir Kešetović (Serbia), Algimantas Cepas (Lithuania), Zoran Keković (Serbia), Sara Ribeiro (Portugal), Francesc Reales (Spain) André Inacio (Portugal), Bülent Sarper Ağır (Turkey), Ivan Nađ (Croatia), Dragan Trivan (Serbia).
Vanco Kenkov (Macedonia), Oliver Bakreski (Macedonia), Zoran Nacev (Macedonia), Ermina Bakić (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Sergej Cvetkovski (Macedonia).
Technical secretary: Goran Zendelovski (Macedonia).
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Accepted reviewed papers will be published in Special issue of the international scientific journal- Security dialogues, that is cited in international databases.
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The Institute for Security, Defense and Peace, at Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia in partnership with the Faculty of Criminalistics, Criminology and Security Studies, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Faculty of Security Studies, Belgrade, Serbia are pleased to invite scholars and researchers to submit paper proposals for the fifth coming annual international scientific conference, to be held on 4-6 September 2019 in Ohrid.
In a rapidly urbanizing world, the safety and security of our cities is more vital than ever. This time the annual conference will provide a global perspective of urban security challenges by featuring presentations from participants from several countries. The conference explores several topics of interest that provide participants with the knowledge required to undertake review of existing security and safety policies of modern cities in a variety of areas, and to create, develop, and implement comprehensive strategies that will foster safe and secure urban communities.
The idea of this event is to bring together diverse group of scholars as well as leading practitioners who will discuss the complexity of security issues as it relates to twenty-first century urban environments.
·        Migrant crisis and security of urban environments.


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The last man on patrol
There's only one man left on the Mountain View Community Patrol.
For years, Bob Lincoln and Glen Gionson volunteered their evenings to drive the neighborhood in donated patrol cars, keeping an eye out for trouble and giving a hand to neighbors in need. Lincoln, who raised his family in Mountain View, said he hoped the patrol could help keep it safe enough for his grandchildren and great-grandchildren to ride their bikes around the neighborhood. Then Gionson retired.
The announcement came at the beginning of the Mountain View Community Council meeting August 10. To save money on insurance, the council agreed to sell off the little patrol car Gionson once drove. Now, it's just Lincoln, who says he's going to try to make it work for at least another year; despite his bad knee; despite the fact he's all alone.
"Me, myself and I – we're gonna stick it out," he said.
That's what he told himself last year, too.
For more information on community patrols in Anchorage, click here.
Bob Lincoln patrolling Mountain View in April, 2014.
Boys on North Bliss
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Ideal for wedding couples seeking a fabulous location with beach, town and restaurants of Protaras all within walking distance. The stylish Capo Bay Hotel is exceptionally located next to one of the best beaches in Europe, the award-winning Fig Tree Bay.
Elevated to enjoy the views of green lawns, golden sands and glistening blue sea, the Capo Bay is a seriously impressive place to be. Here, traditional Cypriot hospitality is combined with chic architecture and smooth design. From the welcoming lobby bathed in the natural light of the atrium roof to the tropical gardens with ponds of koi carp, you'll find statements of art everywhere you look.
Capo Bay has a wonderfully friendly ambiance, thanks entirely to the warmth of the staff. Ask them and they will give you advice on fabulous things to do around the island. That's if you can tear yourself away from the hotel. Two swimming pools, a children's club for the little ones and a luxurious spa, there is something here for everyone.
Food is an important part of your holiday experience and that is why, the team of chefs at Capo Bay place great emphasis on a variety of cuisines. Choose from half-board or full board and remember, further lovely restaurants await in nearby Protaras.
The theme of minimalist elegance continues across the 225 rooms and suites. Each are fully air conditioned and offer bathrooms with whirlpool tub and bath amenities by L'occitane. What's more, the position of the hotel ensures the loveliest views of the sea or the manicured gardens. The Capo Bay Hotel caters to every family dynamic with rooms that can interconnect. For the wedding couple, we recommend the Duplex Suites. These feature separate living area and bedroom, together with extra touches such as bathrobes and slippers.
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I recently returned from an amazing holiday in New Caledonia. It's only a 2.5 hour flight from Sydney and I was quite surprised by how few Aussies were there. Perhaps one of the reasons is that it can be quite expensive, however I have shared cheaper accommodation and eating options to suit all budgets.
We left a cold and rainy Sydney to be greeted by a warm and sunny Noumea. I'm sure I was infuriating on Instagram! What New Caledonia lacked in cuisine (I found the food incredibly overpriced and of average standard) it made up for with pristine waters, untouched beaches and friendly locals.
Anse Vata is located in the south of the big island (Grand Terre) and is home to the majority of Noumea's luxury hotels and resorts. If you're on a budget, head further up the coast along the western edge of Grand Terre to Baie de Citrons, where there are more budget-friendly accommodation options.
If you're only staying in Noumea for one night before heading out to the islands, I recommend you stay in downtown Noumea. It's not the nicest area, but it is closer to the boat port and airport.
If you're on a tight budget, Hotel Beaurivage is a simple and clean 2 star hotel centrally located on the Baie De Citrons. This is the area to be in if you're after a bit more nightlife too – there are a lot of beachfront bars and restaurants and a lot more young people compared to Anse Vata.
I stayed at the Hilton for 7 nights and was very happy with my stay. My friend and I booked a 2 bedroom apartment and were upgraded to a 3 bedroom for free. It was amazing!
Apart from having a great central location in Anse Vata, the Hilton apartments are all self contained, meaning they come with fully equipped kitchens. As food is so expensive in New Caledonia, we saved a lot of money by going to the grocery store and buying supplies for homemade breakfasts. The Hilton buffet breakfast costs around AUD$40 every morning (!!) and to be honest it's fairly average by international standards.
This is regarded as the best resort in Noumea and was unfortunately booked out completely by a conference when we were there. It's pretty pricey (around $380/night) but if you are after a luxurious holiday, this is your best option.
The rainy season in New Caledonia runs from January to March. We arrived early April and had near-perfect weather, however it rained the week before AND after. Talk about lucky!
The hottest period is from September to March whilst the cool season runs from April to August. I would say the best time to go is between September and December, when the weather is warm and the rains haven't come yet.
Unlike Anse Vata, Baie de Citrons faces west and is perfect for watching the sun set across the water. Go for a dusk swim or enjoy the sunset over a few cocktails at one of the bars lining the beach.
The pristine waters surrounding New Caledonia are perfect for exploring however you like – whether it be swimming, snorkelling or diving. I've never seen such an amazing array of tropical fish, coral and marine life so close to the coast. If you have your own snorkelling gear I highly suggest you bring it with you, as it's quite expensive to hire (around AUD$10/hour).
I will do a more in depth guide on the islands of New Caledonia in my next post, but visiting the islands should be a priority when you're in Noumea. We managed to squeeze in 2 trips to Ile aux Canards (Duck Island), and a trip each to Ilot Maitre, Isle of Pines and Amedee Island.
Don't forget to relax when you're in Noumea, there is definitely a temptation to see and experience as much as possible, but downtime is important! Flop by the hotel pool with a good book, get a massage or stroll along the beach.
If you have time, jump on the Hop On Hop Off bus for a tour of downtown Noumea including the museum, local markets and culture centre.
I'm going to be honest, the food isn't great in New Caledonia. As nearly everything has to be imported, food is overpriced and of average quality. Don't expect the same standard of food that you receive in Australia.
Great little cafe for an affordable breakfast or brunch. They also have decent coffee here, which is a rare find in New Caledonia!
I loved this place so much we went two nights in a row! For around AUD$30 you got a steak of your choice, sauce and 2 sides (I usually went fries for the proper steak frites experience plus greens). The steak is served raw on a piping hot slab of stone and you cook it to yourself at the table. Fun and delicious!
A simple and cheap cafe, this place is perfect for a quick lunch. I had a croque monsieur and fresh juice, both hit the spot.
Noumea is dotted with snack restaurants that mainly serves burgers and fries. It's nothing flash, but for a cheap and cheerful meal I highly recommend Snack Ulysee.
This French restaurant serves up a limited (only 4 choices), but authentic menu with super friendly service. Some of the staff only speak limited English, so brush up on your French!
A quaint French bistro located in the downtown area serving up classic French cuisine. It's small, so I highly suggest booking.
This beachfront bar serves up surprisingly good food. In typical NC-style it's the usual suspects – baguettes, burgers and croque monsieurs but everything is washed down with a tasty cocktail and a beach view.
You can't go to a French-speaking country and not eat crepes. They do a great range of savoury and sweet crepes here that are fresh and relatively cheap.
Go here for fresh baguettes, chocolate croissants (hello, breakfast) and a huge array of delicious pastries.
It was a complete nightmare getting from the airport to our hotel and it took over 4 hours(!!) I highly suggest you pre-book the airport shuttle before you arrive to avoid this problem. Taxis are rare and expensive.
French is the native language of New Caledonia and spoken throughout. Most people speak at least some English, however it is nice to make an effort and learn your hellos (bonjour) goodbyes (au revoir/bonsoir) and thank yous (merci).
Eating in New Caledonia can be a very expensive affair (I know, I've mentioned it like 3 times). If you're lucky enough to have a kitchen in your accommodation, stock up on eggs, yoghurt and milk to make your own food. If you don't, you can still buy a delicious array of meats, cheeses and bread that will keep fine. Also note that some of the islands don't have places to eat, so it's best to pack snacks or a sandwich.
Stayed tuned for part 2 of my New Caledonia travel guide, focusing on the stunning tropical islands!
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This is a neat run down of some of the places to eat in Noumea but I feel like you missed out on so much that was on offer. By sticking around the Anse Vata area you're really not experiencing the best of what Noumea has. There is a lot of overpriced food like any typical tourist area and probably the ingredients have to be imported to plate up steaks and burgers as a tourist would expect. Not every place is great, but there are some real gems hidden there but you need to get out and explore.
Not everything is imported or expensive. The local mud crabs (about $13 a kilo!) and prawns from the fish market are some of the sweetest I've ever had; the local venison (made into French style sausage), flower scented honey, home made passionfruit syrup and ceviche style fish are wonderful; eggs are fresh and bright yolk yellow and the patisseries (banana tart!), bakeries (wood oven bakery up the hill in Anse Vata), coconut ice cream and chocolatiers (in Noumea) are excellent. The butcher at the back of the racecourse is worth a visit for fine local duck confit. There's a local brewer too and locally grown and roasted coffee.
What is imported, is mostly French and cheaper than Australia, the array of French cheeses in the Michel Ange supermarche and local meat products made on site there are excellent. Vegetables are indeed expensive as they need to be imported, the islands aren't good farmland. The prices aren't over the top, just a bit more than what you would pay in Australia.
At the most, it took us about two hours to get to our hotel and that was travelling on a local slow bus all the way into Anse Vata. You must have been really unlucky that day!
We're heading back again this August, can't wait to eat more of those wonderful mud crabs!
I wish we had more time to explore, I've read through your posts and you really discovered some hidden gems! Our main focus was relaxing and exploring the islands, so we didn't have the motivation/time to venture into downtown much. I am sure there would have been more good food there!
And as for getting from the airport, we arrived at night on Good Friday. The queue for the shuttle was so long the shuttle left whilst we were still in line! And there were no taxis. So there was about 10 of us stuck for 4 hours, not fun!
It almost looks like it's been photoshoppped (but it hasn't) it's really that blue and clear!
Have an amazing time Elly, you will love it!
Went to the creperie you recommended today, and it was very closed. Look like it was closed for a while. A shame!
Where do we find those mud crabs???
Some great tips – thank you! Planning a trip there for later in the year, so I'll be referring back to your posts as I do so.


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The press corps loves the Love Story tale. There's only one problem--it's wrong.
Synopsis: The press corps loves the Love Story tale. There's only one problem—it's wrong.
Where does Ceci Connolly get her quotes? Apparently, Katharine Seelye gets her quotes at the very same place. Last Wednesday night on Hardball (12/1), Chris Matthews showed it—Seelye had misquoted Al Gore in that morning's New York Times (see THE DAILY HOWLER, 12/3/99). Gore had spoken about the 1978 congressional hearings concerning Toone, Tennessee and Love Canal; Matthews played tape of Gore's actual statement, and there it was, clear as a bell—the most exciting part of Seelye's quote was just plain flat-out wrong. But the same bogus quote had appeared in Connolly's Post story, and there it was again the next day, this time anchoring a Connolly piece. In her 12/2 follow-up, Connolly said, in her lead, that Gore had made a "verbal misstep" about Love Canal—as he had done earlier about the movie Love Story, the scribe most emphatically said.
MATTHEWS (12/2): Well, let's talk about Al Gore and have some fun. We've gone into the serious part of the program now and here's the hilarious part. This is Al Gore in the sort of Zelig condition he finds himself in. You know, the guy who keeps showing up in historic moments in history?
The talker cited Love Story throughout his show. Two minutes after this comment, for example, he asked a guest: "What is it, this Zelig guy who keeps saying I was the main character in Love Story," and he mockingly asked, "[W]ho played Al Gore in the Love Canal story? We know Ryan O'Neal played him in Love Story [laughter]." Just past the halfway point of the show, he promo-ed the fact that he would soon ask two more guests about Love Canal and Love Story; sure enough, speaking with the guests about ten minutes later, he brought up Love Story again. In the discussion, Gore was accused of "delusion" and was said to be living in "fantasy land." On his program the night before, Matthews had said that, in the future, "We will have to talk about the psychological tendencies involved" in Gore's alleged conduct concerning Love Story and Love Canal. Clearly, serious conclusions are being drawn about Gore's alleged comments on Love Story. One might almost imagine that a serious press corps would feel obliged to get basic facts right.
But that is the lingering problem. Pundits have shown an undying love for Love Story—they have brought it up time and again, for two years. But there's one big problem with the Love Story tale—what has been repeatedly alleged is just false. In the Post, Connolly had described Gore as "[t]he man who mistakenly claimed to have inspired the movie 'Love Story.'" But the two claims lodged in this statement are both false. For all the press corps' love for this story, the story has been simply wrong for two years. It represents one of the longest-running misstatements of fact in the sad gong show we now call our "public discourse."
The Love Story nonsense began in late 1997—invented by a Maureen Dowd column—and in the aftermath of that piece, Melinda Henneberger wrote a lengthy story on the topic for the Sunday New York Times (12/14/97). No one has ever disputed the facts she reported; pundits have simply preferred to ignore them. But what Henneberger reported, two years ago, contradicts both the things Connolly still says.
HENNEBERGER: The character of the preppy Harvard hockey player Oliver Barrett 4th was modeled on both Mr. Gore and his college roommate, the actor Tommy Lee Jones.
According to Segal, Jones had been the model for the "macho athlete with the heart of a poet" part of the character, and Gore had been the model for the young college student with a highly accomplished father to live up to.
Berke agreed that Gore attributed the story to reporters in Tennessee. And sure enough, Segal confirmed that there had been such a story, in the Nashville Tennessean. Segal told Henneberger that the reporter "just exaggerated" a bit, playing "the local-hero angle;" for example, Segal said the reporter added Tipper Gore into the mix, though she had not been the model for Love Story's other lead character in the tale, Jenny Cavilleri.
Incredible, isn't it, that this sort of nonsense inspires our press two years later? That on the basis of absolute idiocy like this, a major public figure is called "delusional" on TV, and a reporter who can't even get simple quotes right calls his character into question? Two years later! Welcome to the riot of nonsense and spin we laughingly call our public discourse—and welcome to the world of Ceci Connolly, whose grisly work for the Washington Post has been on this level all year.
CONNOLLY: [Gore] mistakenly claimed to have inspired the movie "Love Story."
Say hello to our brilliant celebrity press corps, 1999 style.
Those are the facts about this story, a story the press corps has pimped around for two years. Again this week, Connolly misstates the basic facts, and unlicensed psychiatrists examine Gore's psyche. The facts of this story are simple to state—although they're embarrassing facts for the Washington press corps. But isn't it time that the press corps corrected its errors? Shouldn't these simple facts finally be told?
Tomorrow: The Love Story flap was invented by Dowd. What about the Love Canal story?
Keeping you posted: We have written to principals at the Washington Post, asking the paper to correct Connolly's errors. We'll provide a full record at the end of the week.
Read with care: Those who review Henneberger's 1997 story are advised to proceed with caution. The relevant facts do emerge from her piece, but she manages to spin them substantially. Although Hennberger knew what Gore had actually said—and although she knew that what Gore had said was correct—she began her story pointing out the flaws in what he was alleged to have said. Good thinking! In short, Henneberger made quite a big deal about the fact that Tipper Gore was not Jenny Cavilleri (that's the headline). Only later in her piece did she reveal what she'd learned: Gore never said that she was.
Only in the great New York Times can one expect to see this kind of writing.
Why did Henneberger bury the lead? The Love Story flap had been invented by Maureen Dowd, in one of the dumbest columns of the past several years; we have discussed this in more detail (links below). Just guessing: if we had learned, as Henneberger did, that Dowd's column had been based on bad facts, we wouldn't have wanted to rush that news to the top of our story either. But the facts in Henneberger's story are clear; Gore only said that he had seen a newspaper story, and everyone agrees that the story did exist. On that basis, Gore has been called a crackpot and a liar for the past two years. Say hello to your celebrity press corps.
See THE DAILY HOWLER, 3/30/99: Time barely mentioned Gore's Love Story comment. But Maureen Dowd somehow spied a dark motive.
See THE DAILY HOWLER, 3/31/99: Melinda Hennberger learned that Gore had been misquoted. She buried it deep in her story.
See THE DAILY HOWLER, 4/1/99: A week after Henneberger described what had happened, Sam and Cokie didn't seem to have heard.
See THE DAILY HOWLER, 4/2/99: With Love Story back in the news in March, scribes took turns misreporting basic facts.


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Emily Gray, Trestle's Artistic Director, describes her experiences of delivering workshops to teachers in India with Shaili Sathyu of Gillo Theatre Repertory, preceding The Snow Queen tour. Look out for further blogs about her trip!
I was both daunted and delighted by the sari clad circle of charming Indian teachers, who greeted the first morning of my first day back in India. I have visited Indian schools in the past, but not worked specifically with teachers. Here were 18 teachers from 9 different schools from across the city and across the range of private and state education. There was one drama teacher in the group, the rest were English teachers with some duty to fulfil a drama remit within their schools.
A simple name game brought out some beautiful mudras and gestures and we were off; of course saris allow for movement and the teachers were soon using their physicality in preparation for full mask work. They started engaging with the audience, making funny images full of character and grasping the need for a gestural language in mask.
After lunch we reflected on the discipline that mask can bring when using this work as a tool for exploring audience contact, focus in a scene, physical clarity of characters, interpretation of images, inner monologue, non verbal drama.
It was time to look at applying these tools to a devising process and we used the Snow Queen story as inspiration; the group identified how they might approach a story through dialogue, character, setting. We asked them to consider context, archetype and storytelling through tableau. The environment of the Snow Queen play was created through an exercise which took the group from warm Kanyakumari in the south to the ice of the north, through fiery desert and peaceful back waters. The teachers made the connection with the five elements and how these might be taught through such an exercise.
The teachers responded well to the archetypes of the child, the devil, the mother, the trickster, the hero etc. They then created and brought to life images of the Snow Queen story, with some becoming the icy palace and others finding the physicality of the friendship between the children in the play.
Throughout the day very few words were spoken in performance; our workshop world was visceral and visual. We asked the teachers to prepare for Day 2; a story told through 7 phrases, an image, a piece of music and an object all connected to their chosen tale. We promised the group we would explore how to apply the techniques we worked on today to large groups of children.


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